16 Dives, Pomerot) & Stewart t Shoppers Are Interested in the Economy Story These Friday Specials Tell No Fridav Soe-1 ( Boys 01iver - Twist Suitß l Sunshine Cake. ) Boys' Overcoats Moire Ribbon Cotton Waists Sheets and Pillow Cases^ " $3.95 and $5.00 blue and Dainty surprise box con- Grey Scotch mixed and Moire taffeta ribbons, 5 Ten dozen $1.95 waists of 20c bleached pillow cases, • | c .p r\ brow* velvet, and blue and taining 15 varieties; 30c brown Scotch tweed crava- inches wide in white, black, voile, batiste or linen, trim- 45x36. Special Friday only CiaiS oeni KJ. brown serge Oliver Twist * value. Special Friday only. netted Balmacaan overcoats blue, pink and cardinal, med with fine lucks; em- ' |(j7v' p. *>f -i suits; broken sizes. 3to 6 190 in sizes 4, 5. 6,7 and 8 years; values to 22c. Special Fri- broiderd, filet or Val lace in- 59 c unbleached JJ., Or Mail Or years; $3.9.-> and $;\00 Bonbon assortment, regularly $:\00 value. Spe- day only, yard 150 sertion. Special Fridav only. 80x90 inches Snrrial K,-;' ,_ f „ . values. Special Friday only, freshly packed; 50c and 60c cial Friday only ....$1.75 D .vc. Pomeroy. * sum ' 9 «H day only 49* Phone Orders * " ,> qualities. Special T'riday Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart. Mi.'rt I I Q''i Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Dives Pomeroy & Stewart Dives, Pomeroy *■ Stewart. Only, lb 370 L Second frloor. __W Second Floor. DUe «' _ bUwart. T-IM| 1 Second Floor. 1 / ———■ i Filled X V V 1 D.v.., r-TT-r-Z > Silk Head Scarfs . IIZZ_ CirAi*. 1 Mens Fancy Vest, s«fc mull head scarf* with Corset, and Gowns ( Blankets and r t Fancy black and white self-colored borders in white. American Lady corsets, in p t .1 ■ Women S Button Shoes arren l*eatherbone Petticoats Reduced check cassimere, brown pink, blue and lavender, 50c novelty stripes, elastic gore; Lomiortables $ 9 50 tin Russian calf but- girdles; 19c value. Special . overplaid cassimere. plain value. Special Friday only, mercerized embroidery trims $1.39 grey cotton blankets, ton'shoes, full toe lasts with Friday only 10? me d with KJroToieatW■ grey and brown and blue ' 350 top; regular $2.00 value. assorted borders. Special heavy stitched soles and Cu- Garment brassier In net ,T.my aL twotn?c£v pm-stripe worsted vests; Dlves . Pom & BUwart Special I 4 "day only, *1.49 Friday only, pair .. ..$1.85 ban heels. Special Fndav with shields. Special Friday regularly, $2.95. Special Special Fridav'only SI OO S * 50c nainsook gowns; low $5.00 down filled comfort- only 39e Friday only $1.95 special l riday only, *I.OO neck and kimono sleeves. ables, 6x6 feet. Special Fri- Dlves. Pomeroy & Stewart. Dives, Pomerov & Stewart D , , Dlve "' £°™* r ? y l .,£ \\T » M 1 1 Special Friday Only ...350 day Ollly $4.39 Street Floor, near. hTeet Floor Black Satllie petticoats ; - Second Hoor. WOmeil S NeCKWear * - . . . - . . Di\es, Pomeroy & Stewart, Dives, Pomeroy &. Stewart, 1 5, V' 1 _ Special lot oi slightly nuts- Second Floor. Basomor.t, — „ -. , day only 390 T sed neckwear, values to 50c. V ' Women s Lace Shoes Candle Sticks Dives, pomeroy a stewart. iutkmh loweis Special Friday only 50 —7 ; —■ N $1.50 black kidskin lace 50c and 59c mahogany I Second Hoor. 29c 1 urkish towels; extra Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart. Union Suit Specials Silk Belting shoes with black felt tops, candle sticks. Special Fri- eavy; jibbed weave and street Floor. Men's SI SO h«w fleere- Pia;„ -,,„ i «.sn. k-i. warmlv lined- sizes 2Vx to dav onlv 30C and 3n<* \ large sizes. Special Friday v / . . i Jam and tancy silk belt warmly lined, sizes - 10 aa> only and Rlarlf Drp«« Hnodc only 19if . hned union su,ts; all s,zes " in R s « 4to 0 inches wide, 4Special Friday only. Dive.. Pomeroy 4. Stewart. Black Llress liOOdS Y - Special Friday only, SI.OO values to $1.50. Special Fri 89< - street Floor - black diagonal serge, 10c huck towels with red Windsor I ies t day only, yard 35rt Dives. Pomeroy * Stewart. 36 inches. Special Friday border. Special Friday onlv. Silk Windsor ties: values . on . ien 8 oI.UU neavy^cot- ' >' Celluloid Goods \ 4 tor '"*** 'o 25, Special Friday Tl y, ' Women's Rubbers ' 25c celluloid hair ,-cceiv S p«Vl' Women S IvUDDers ers and puff boxes, large ' l street Floor. union suits; fleece-lined. Valenciennes Lace si«. Special Friday ojly SI .OO black granite cloth. ' Net Bed Spreads ' , Special Friday only .. Lace insertions, inch wide. Special Friday onlv' :iße 25c celluloid back mir- Spcda ' Fr ±J «•'« English net bed Women's Handkerchiefs °' v « 1 % Dives. Pomeroy A Stewart, rows. Special Friday only. onl>, Wf spreads plain or scalloped White silk handkerchiefs -> „, y ' ' H Street Floor, Rear. j d 5 e - Special Friday onlly, with colored borders; 15c —T y D,ve ». 5-piece manicure set in S, rf ;^ e ' inches. Special $1.69 value. Special Friday only, Hosiery Specials / white celluloid box. Special Friday only, yard 95<: Dive«, Pomeroy & Stewart, 100 Men's 25c tan-colored lisle Children S Rubbers Friday onl}' 200 _ $1.2."> black Panama, 40 Hemstitched cross bar socks. Special Friday only, Cluny Lace 55c storm cut rubbers; Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart. inches. Special Friday only, . Swiss handkerchiefs; 4c 1 T • r i„ nv i„__ u/ * i sizes 6to 10. Special Friday '«■ street Floor. wnn hlark hmaH 1 Drapery Remnants ? a { ue - Special briday only, Women's $1.50 tan colored inches wide;'values to 19c° Jhn Social FHdt onlv to 25c scrim, etamine ' l 0'" £& S^cial ™**Y only, yaJd. ' Dlv st"rect o F?oS? Relr ewart ' Basement Wash Goods yard ,'51.49 and net in remnant lengths. One-corner embroidered • pec al ndayonly 890 y ' dress eineham 3' Dives P„m.,ov «.«.,» Special Friday only, yard, handkerchiefs wide hems ; Children's 12} >c black Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart, inches, neat styfes. Special t DhCB - 100 devalue. Friday only, 150 ribbed cotton seamless hose. - Infants' Shoes Friday only, yard 10< # Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart. Special riiday only 9$ iiuaiuo UIIUVO * J * J i Third Floor. Street Floor. 50c soft sole shoes and 12!ic flannel. .15 inches, r i i 7, ] % Dlvc "' s°t; n e"t°Fioo® lewart ' Flouncing strap sandals slightly soiled. colored stripes. Special Fri- tOlOred iJress Uoods > r~ ; j-j p* v Swiss embroidery flounc- Special Friday only ...190 day onlj-, yard 50 diagonal serge, 36 Linings mens and lOUng Mens /■ ing, 27 inches; values to 50c. D 1 M'W uea. tewart ' 12/, c and 15c flannelette. bpCcial Friday 35c black satine 36 inches. Overcoats White Goods Reduced Special Frida'y only, yard. — Special Friday only, yard, Special Ftiday only, yard. Scotch mixed, grey diago- plisse crepe for under- 350 1 t ' f ? H . Voile embroidery f ounc- Jewelrv 20c poplin and crepe, solid Special Friday only, ,30c .Newport stripes, 36 doth Balmaroon overcoats; P ,ec , cs - Special Friday only, "iijg, finches, scalloped jeweiry colors and strips. Special - S P«'al SpSalfridaTonK 6 ! . 210 Frida >' >' ard - 39c wash flannel, 27 inch- Z Frids * ss ' s ' 98c longcloth, 10 yards to °" ly ' yard ' 12y>c percales 36 inch- es - Special Friday onlv. Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, t' ie piece. Special Friday Dives, i * )r stewart ' 25c gold plated cufflinks. es wide in lengths for waists )' arcl 150 20c satine. 36 inches, full second Floor. on l y \ Special Friday only ...150 and children's dresses. Spe- 75c se _ 42 pieces, black only. Special SI.OO ratine for skirts; 50 , SI.OO nickel alarm clocks. cial Friday only, yard, 80 cial'Friday'onlv, yard. 690 Friday only, yard 140 Skatinc CaDS inches wide. Special Friday Men's Furnishings Special Friday only SI.OO granite del,. 50 and D ""' | Small 10, of 79c wool knit [""i, A From Regular Stock Fridiy :Z ; M , t c =; . Sp r!. , Fr < — TTTTI —' ss"a» caps :. F#r <>* 150 Men S Night Shirts * ioilet boods yard .>0 Men's $1.50 Beach Vests. 69c -jearl beads Special Flannelette shirts • $1.25 navy serg?, 50 inch- Milk of Magnesia. Spe- SI. OO knit woo! auto Dive,, Pomeroy & Stewart, Friday only $1.39 u«. Ad I wLdu.. rianneiette mgnt snirts, es Special Fridav onlv. vd ,-; 3 i n,,!,. Kntti. hoods. Special Friday only, street Floor. , r , Friday only 2.K* si/ies la to 17. Special Fri- QgJ ridaj onl_\, bottle, ~00 - > Mens $3.00 Beach Coats. Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart. a y only 250 qa ; n ~i,» = 25c bottle Austin Carpet D „ . n I'i iday only $2.5 i) Street Floor. 9-.uw poplin, inciies. . 1 Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, C*l| C *1 v * Dives, Pomeroy a- Stewart. Special Friday only, yard, Cleaner. .Special Friday Men s store. SUK Specials Men's SI.OO negligee v ■ ■■- , $1.49 only .....150 $1.25 chiffon black taffeta; shirts; colored stripes; all Silverware T. —I : $1.50 silk and wool plaids, 15c trial size Puro Liquid s ■ i 36 inches wide. Special Fri- sizes. Friday only .. .690 ... p Mens Gauntlet Gloves 40 inches. Special Friday Soap in sprinkler top bottles. _ Grocery Specials day only, yard 980 Men's SIOO and SI 15 ers silver plated oyster forks. 10c jersev gauntlet gloves 0111 - v * ya,(l #1»10 Special Friday only 50 Special Fridav onlv '7sc'' w ' l ' l ' s^ac k cuffs. Special Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart. ~ f ' • . •' black and white combina- road gauntlets; lined and 3 ' ' Friday only Go stroet ' • stieet rio °'- . of groceries, soap not in- t j o n; 40 inches wide. Spe- unlincd. Friday only, 190 Silver plated knives, forks ciuaea. • , p r : r t av nn i v v ,i ntift <r.,-,r.i- t? 1 Divca, Pomeroy gr Stewart, Ciolii Medal tlour •«!>«• tlal 1 iaa ) O' ll }, y a - • .«>OO Men'< linrrl and tf.i and spoons. Special 1 lidav jien's store. . _i _ . L . » white Dove flour H'f • 4®«' . * linen anci Uii only 10c v * /Ij\ /w K ivft le cieampr ■' butter' lb — tv $2.50 pebbled black crepe lined work gloves. Friday ' „ % 1 rVf\ jSf /vM A Herring° H r'oe. r can" iso meteor in black; 40 inches only 350 . Boys' Suspender, O-. - „,dc. Special Friday Men's 50c Scotch and golf _ 12' ->c leather-end clastic /yßsfe\ 1 yjSSkX Po " s |r. «-» ' ' ' work gloves. Fridav only, V -1 0 I\t -y web suspenders. Special "SmpkiW' .' .* .* .*.' .'| for 89c washable white cordu- ' 350 Veils and Veilings Friday only 80 mW swe p t potatoes J roy; 27 inches wide. Spe- Boys' 50c Scotch wool \ filings in black with Dives, Pomerov &■ Stewart M *'* T" Table"luiains, ib. sol' ei a ' I'riday only, yard, 590 gloves with snap button yalS. toloc. an SpcciS U FH: 'UB WlfaM 81l BSW™" clasp. Friday o„ly ... .3^ dav only, vard ivory Soap i" for am* % ' t Mens and boys 2oc Fancy and plain mesh Umbrellas white Uundry aoapi'io iars for , V Scotch and wool golf gloves veils with borders in black, American timbrel- (J Cedar MOD Combination lOr $ 1.00 D., P. &s. soap, 10 bars for sic Children S Caps I'ncayonly 180 brown, navy and purple. 50c las for men and women; ...... meats 25c wool toaue cans in Men's 50c black satine value. Special Friday only, values to SI.OO. Special Fri- One /ac O Cedar oil floor mop with long handle, and one two two-tone cofors Soe- shirtl coliar attached s "es '2sc dav onlv <»<) C 7:) C O Cedar medicated dust absorbing mop, put up m a metal Boiw ham, lb » . . ~, " . 17 c \ 1 ni «a> omj b.»O contahlcl , Special Friday only .... ...... ......... SHI.OO suced ham. .b *sc cial Friday only 140 14 to 17. Friday only, 380 i\cs, •Stewart. Divea, Pomeroy & Stewart, Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Basement. Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart. Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, ». 'mm htreet I loor. Basement. Men's Store. Men's Store. ' V 1. V 7 a TYPHOID FEVER BEING REDUCED l . S. Public Health Service in Co-operation With State Offices Making Headway Reduction in typhoid fever and im provement in sanitary conditions have followed the intensive investigations of rural communities carried on by the United States Public Health Ser vice in co-operation with local and In sealed sanitary can*. Finest for table use and baking. Ask your grocer for it Send postal card for booklet of Prize Recipes to P. DUFF «c SONS 920 Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh, Pa. THURSDAY EVENING, HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH FEBRUARY o, 1910. State health officers, according to the i annual report of the surgeon general lof that service. During the past fiscal ! year 16.3C9 rural homes in eight dlf ' ferent States were visited and many of ' them revisited. In each of these homes information was obtained as to the prevalence of disease and insanitary ; conditions and a complete sanitary i survey of the premises conducted. ! This was followed by reinspections to determine if remedial measures had been instituted. In but a rela tively small percentage of the cases | did the persons concerned, after hav ing their attention drawn to the dan- I ger of a particular unhygienic condi- I tion. fail to inaugurate corrective measures. Stimulus was given to the | work by means of public lectures, the formation of active sanitary organiza ! tions, and the enlisting of all public spirited citizens in the campaigns for reform. Public buildings were also inspected and local authorities given expert advice in solving such sanitary ! problems as the disposal of excreta, I the prevention of soil pollution, and , the maintenance of pure water sun ; plies. The surveys made during the year 1914 had shown that, in rural com munities less lhan one per cent, of the homes had sanitary toilets and more than 50 per cent, of the people , were using water from polluted sources. This condition, according to the Public Health Service, made the rural sanitation question loom large among the matters vitally affecting the welfare of the nation. Following these studies and as a result of the interest aroused, the typhoid fever rate, an excellent indicator of the sanitary status of a community, has in some places frequently been cut to one-quarter of its previous figure. In Berkeley county, West Virginia, the cases of typhoid fever were re duced from 249 to 40 in one year. In Orange county. North Carolina, the rural sanitation campaign resulted in a reduction of the cases from 59 to 17. The tangible results of operations in rural sanitation indicate that mark ed advancement in maintaining hy ; gienic and satisfactory surroundings | in country districts is possible by the I application of the common principles of preventive medicine. Insanitary (conditions exist largely because they are not known to be such. Actual ' demonstrations of their harmfulncss, together with definite * recommenda tions for their correction, remain one ! of the most gratifying and successful methods for instituting reforms and 1 has been, in the experience of the | Public Health Service, invariably ac- I companies by delinite and measure ! able results. | EFFECTS OK MISSIONS ON THK ESKIMOS j When the first Moravian missionar ies In 17C4 visited the Labrador coast | no Eskimo-Rajak could be trusted with in gunshot. Murderous bands would i go for hundreds of miles in summer to I the southern part of the coast, where j under the cover of fog or night they would suddenly approach a lonely fish ! ing schooner. If they found them selves in the majority, they would draw ! the dagger, secretly concealed in their . left sleeve, and do their murderous j work. And to-day we have not only Chris ition congregations, but practically a I Christian Eskimo nation. ; A specially striking contrast between ! the Eskimo of old and of to-day is seen in the condition of the aged, the ! infirm and orphans. In olden times the relatives got rid of such, mostly 'simply by abandoning them on some lonely island. Now the old and sick Highest Prices Paid For Rags Metal of " descriptions, rubber boots ; and shoes, auto tires, paper stock, books i magazines. Specially interested in j Merchant Tailor Clips. Drop poatai, or I call Bell phone 1047-M. Wagon will j stop ut your door. Keystone Iron and Metal Co. too— T»so uitoAU STRKBT are mostly well cared for; an orphan age Is not needed either as nearly any one is ready to take an orphan into his house, if near relatives are want ing.— THE CHRISTIAN HERALD. BEAUTY DOCTOR TELLS SECRET Detroit Beauty Doctor Given Simple Recipe to Darken Gray Hair and Promote Its Growth Miss Alice Whitney, a well-known beauty doctor of Detroit, Mich., re cently gave out the following state ment.: "Anyone can prepare a simple mixture at home, at very little cost, that will darken gray hair, promote Its growth and make it soft and glossy. To half pint of water add I oz. of bay rum, a small box of Barbo Com pound and M oz. of- glycerine. These ingredients can be bought at any drug store at very little cost. Apply to the hair twice a week until the desired shade is obtained. This will make a gray-haired person look twenty years younger. It is also fine to promote the growth of the hair, relieve Itching and scalp disease, and is excellent for dandruff and falling hair." FIRE INSURANCE Kough, Brightbill and Kline 307 KUXKKI. BLOO. Both Phoaea BEST LIFE INSURANCE OBTAINABLE! ROCERIES— NEW STORE. NEW STOCK NEW PRICES Mast Sanitary Store la City. GIVE US A TRIAL D. O. HURSH 1334 N. Sixth Street MUSIC loving people realize the Importance of having their Pianos tuned and regu lated by those who know. WM. F. TROUP & SON PIANOS—PLAYER-PIANOS 008 IV. Third St.. City. Try Telegraph Want Ads Try Telegraph Want Ads PATTERNS, mode 1 *, handrail*. stairs, and all kind* of wood jobbing. Pattern and Model Works 23-34 North Camera* Street BeR Phone 3971-J. OOL ROOM— •' I have bought the pool room and cigar store at the corner of Market and Fourteenth streets where I will bo glad to see my friends W. STUART FOX 1333 MARKET STItEET WE Supply Promptly ALL Workmen's Compensation Act Blanks. The Telegraph Printing Co. Prlu ting—Binding—Design In* Photo Kntcravlna utiiniKßinci. p\.
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