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To-morrow Is the Day When the Great B:B. B. Sale Comes to a Close
i been a mos t wonderful event.
in Wnrf *Q
* O LI 11/ If A vUCtO # it has again proven the supremacy of this house in creating genuine savings.
| n Timo /Ao TVfVI Most gratifying is the thought that shoppers who came with their own ideas
111 J- M. KJt LiltZ X / 111 11 of the savings tffcred, were delighted over the actual savings, which, in many
Palm Beach and- the several other southern resorts are centers of style—at the present mo- cases, were in CXCCSS Ol what they expected,
ment, of styles designed for Spring wear. a., : c i * j .. j-j
This initial showing is rich in new points of interest. Again, tor t.he last day, your own good judgment may decide, as even it must
A stronger trend toward wider skirts is plainly seen. were the former prices given. These few items do not represent the sale. There
rnd it may be said they are longer. are nianv more.
Coats are in all. shorter with a return of the raised * _______
x\- att waist line. This is slight, however, and sometimes made „ , A _ Buy a Hair Switch
- • to form a blouse effect in the back. The flare is more de- . ' r/ a l S • ? A ™ During This Sale Another shipment of 432
cided than heretofore; both from the shoulder and waist- ! nc mbroidered Flounc- Wavy switches of an excellent organdie collars and sets
TTll line. an extraordinary B. a a nd m most favored styles, at
Lighter shades, typical of Springtime are occasionally HOWMAVS- MaTn KIO£ l lere arc two extraordinary hair the special B. B. B. Price
to Iff U ( 'jml— found in strong contrast with deeper shades. Sage, rookie. switch values. I hey will prove m ,
P. I* W 'lfSfr 'IETO (brown), Russ tgreen). Callot (blue), and sand arc among Children's Coats wavy hah- We have^Lm",rao s '.l'y
U. the most prominent. $1.50 to $8.25 all shades (gray excepted). Lockwood Sheeting, 27? yd.
T>l In fabrics shepherd checks dominate lie showing. Corduroy, velvet, plush, chinchil- While they last. #1.37 and ,T , , ,
j CH( Pleasing, new checks, they are. Poplins, gabardines, ve- Ia zibclinc and mixt ures; trimmed #1.91. si inr!f -rl If!Tn
'• lour checks and combinations of gros de londres will be with velvet, fur and fancy buttons. BOWMANS— Third Floor pieces '
found. Sizes 2 to o and 6to 14 years. A Women's Hose, 25<- pr. BOWMAN'S—Basement
."niai tl\ tailc red, | eau de c\ & nt and in e\ei> * BOWMAN's —Third Floor
I 'lain black and plain white; Axminster Rugs, $15.98
* detail. tliev are trulv splendid. double soles; high spliced heels; • Q ~ • ... . .. , .
Priced, *25 to $69.50. K » Mwn „ r Longcloth, 10 yds., , !)<• „ide garter tops* ' 2 '™ all-over and On
x. . Chamois finish; excellent quality; BOWMAN s—Main Floor '
New Dresses Spring- Mnstlv Fvprv T) nvßrinas • i " incl,is - Pillow Tubing, 130 yd. ;
Like and Beautiiui mostly every uay Brings ix*» yam,„f.*rw. * a.«i 4.- Rup, at si.29
m £>+h in rr ISJ/ynt in /1/T illin ov\) Table Damask. yd. inch bleached tubing; cut from fulf J n.i 4 inches; velvet, Axminster
All assemblage of erea- 2\ (sW ITI IVllLLllTCry Bleached linen; remnant lengths pieces. Perfect quality. and tapestry in floral, all-over
i• i - ~ , , i i. • • j i .101 1 1 r 1 ->■ / i , £.£.-\ BOWMAN's —Basement and conventional patterns.
11011s which loretell the \\ ith the thought in nnnd about the South and a new hat, we ot 2. 2>» and 3 yards; 66 inches. BOWMVN's— Fourth Floor
style trend for Spring. are featuring particularly modish hats that will typify the style BOW MANS— second Floor Glove Silk Underwear, $2.25 i
Of °rcatest interest are which Spring has in store. Bed Spreads, $1.89 Union suits, tailored top; hand • Silk Crepe ce Chine, B.W yd.
the new and striking mod- C ?l )ies °! excellent models, here at a lesser figure than you Colored satin; double bed size. In ; oi^ er ® d 4 f ~ n l ' Pi " k a " d whUc " flesh 'navv ''marine'^aml
els effected bv a combina- wou,(l P a - V tor the original creations.are attracting unusual atten- rose, light blue and gold. * lo ' BowMAN's-Tuird Floor African; 36 inches
* , . , 1101 l BOWMAN'S —Second Floor
11011 or some damtv touch . ... ... ... nnumc 4SI nil BOWMAN'S— sum Floor
that is different; embroi- Pnces are *+•»•>. •>•>•*>•>. and $< .M). Step Ladders, 590 Women s p°wns, SI.OO Chiffon Taffeta 98* vd
, , . . BOWMANS— Third Floor. ... , , , . . , , Aamsook and batiste; low neck; laneta, ya.
dered Georgettes tor m- Made of clear. selected lumber, short sleeves and sleeveless styles; In African, Hague, Russian, navy
stance Rose and biscuit AT RlnifCOG Aro Ftlnn P ro^;n) . " pa^M A k™ent Empire surplice, lace embroidery and wistaria; 36 inches,
seem to he favorites in I Veil/ UIOIJS6S JrA.T& JLjuGfl A T&ZtIGI o an< 3 beading trimmed, or pretty BOWMAN'S— Main Floor
color while crene de ( 1 <• ,1 Standard Clothes Bars, «>9O vokes of lace and embroidery. ~ TT ~ i
, • I cie «, - Among those you would care to place in your southern f,i,„i„ m w.thrl.f,,H" ' BOWMAN's —Third Floor Cotton Voiles, 29«' yd.
chines, meteors and tat- wardrobe" are brieflv described: .Made ot clear lumber, three folds, Pi„kmaise flesh tan battle
fetas constitute the -Hisque georgette; - hand cm- -Coral crepe de chine, cape effect ""rV/'hKhes" s !^h T Children S Dresses, M* ffrav> navv . light blu J. c^nhagen!
weaves. broidered in contrasting shades; col- in white. SS(i.,>o. 1 ' ' BOWMAN s-Ba'sement Pla,n chambrays. striped percales j )]ack ina * r i ne , old rose and apricot;
Prices arc $13.50 to cuffs edged in castle red. -Georgette in coral, maisc and Rnwlc OQ* and plaid pnghams; cuffs, collars 44 inches,
as,- M | 1 wide frill with whitr Yellow Bowls, -.>< bet and belts of white and plain colors; BOWMAN'S— Mam Floor
s4'.<>o. —White georgette; hand embroid- i silk, Jfrl.t).!. " Decorated with white band; 6 pleated and plain skirts. Sizes 2to Men's Union Suits .SI 49
BOWMAN s-Third Floor crcd designs: blue stitching to match —Crepe tie chine in neach white bowls to set ~ onc cach 4 ' 6 > 7 > 8 6 and 6to l4 X eal T s ' t , . , uni ° n f ullS ' 7,1
...j.rin.r nrm 1r» «s in i , • , P eacll - «»»te. , q.: i K ow j s BOWMAN'S— Third Floor .Natural wool mixed union sutts;
caging arounu net collar. maise and coral with white o*eorc r ettc» duu uilh uuuiw.
.in & s 1 BOWMANS— Basement •*<»/. plain and ribbed; heavy weight.
BOWMAN'S—Third Floor vcstee and collar. Mens Underwear, o.IV BOWMAN'S—Main Floor
About Dance Frocks Albeit, These New Feminine Boots Women s
Gowns tor evening, after- Are in a Class ot Their Own Heavy weight; bleached and peel- white and ecru. Shirts 36 to 44. 7-inch size: assOrfctf shapes?
noon and dansant a comprc- v- -ii . , . , , er colors Drawers, 30 to 36. blended colors including matt green,
hensve line embodving the • . e same thing when you observe how neat and BOWMAN-S— Main Floor BOWMAN S— Mam Floor BOW MAN s—Basement
richest of silks in 'combin- . tnm arc tlle l ,nes - an d especially, how smart the new shades —
ation with latest modes. ivory, dove gray, champagne, field mouse, also white. Come in __ # ■»
Prices, #13,50 to #29.30. n ,s^ so it kid: high cut: leather and covered French heels. Price. OttlGX* UlirinitV.irC I €
The Clothing ~ ~ Offers Advantages So Great;
section F °rßoys Assortments So Different?
Advantages that make jDurchasing as profitable for folks liv- /^jrinnni^l^S.
Aif not been equalled by any store within '/X ' )\\
} -Cy «ll'i jl/ \ This in substance is the whole story about our Substantial j[ ill
jf£j lf| If I February Furniture Sale, and why it has grown constantly from j)
fSwlJil if ra i Cut there is much more to know, which cannot be told in a nuf
J' few paragraphs —much more that deals with the success of these y\\U \U
I) Wl M, You arc , mos . tl >' .interested in knowing how its growth i.c-
CHOCKS, time ami Drown screes ami Wt.W //MmiVWll Ull 111 comes more beneticial to you, cacli year. Si ' I_ I VTLJ.
a few corduroys and velvets; sizes Tl M ? _ It is because we may purchase larger quantities—from larger / I w _ ' j_\ \\
-".•to". Price, #1.98. C C/VC fC* Ofl f* QOIf fl p houses; because we may place these larger orders so many months j)™ j H
Wash Suits in blue and white V*x vvQlO vi LXIC ahead when orders are less frequent, and therefore gain the ad- /j 1 \ JW/
>tripes, with plain blue trimmed sail- T_T * 1 . 1 TT T vantage of lower prices, which are passed along to vou. WJ'/
or collars; sizes sto 10. Price. H9c\ XJ.lSij.cSl Vjr3.ClG vv C *IW\T There is still more of vital concern. The quality of woods, IL—-—^
BOWMAN'S seconj n.or to V-* dI 1 y t hc seasoning, dovetails, interiors, whether dustproof, the char- Wi , Ro . nr , rm _
1 i . c i i ■ .1 c . • r , • . , , Windsor Kocker or arm cliair to
11 1 acter ol men who woik in the lactones Horn which we buy; and of match; solid mahoganv. Fcbru-
Soft and Stiff Hats IU o the factories themselves. Such you cannot fully appreciate unless ary Sale Price, #6.73.
Felt hats and heavv caps The season's most favored models in blue boucle mixtures ■ the furniture is before you ..." j Library Table Lamp-choice 06
for men and bovs at* tartan checks, shaggv cloths meltons and kersc vt; 1 , yOU U understand why our invitation to spend some time I five colors of silk shades. Im.i
--15 ail ,i #| fiV ' Chesterfield full box birk- •inr! frrmVi,' 1 r here to-morrow, is so lull of assurance that we can be of greater I( j d tlul rn,)bc(l mahogany^
anu V IN.sici NCIU, IUII oox back and form-htting styles lor men Lightecn lamps only. February
Fur hats, at $2.85 and and young men. ' sen ice • r . r . Sale Price, #4.75. ' /
Sizes 32 to 44. i Jur cntne salcsioicc JS niglily \ersedm furniture craft. Isn t 4-piece Solid Mahogany Dining
Bovs' hat* lisf Tak+ z 2 i . that to be considered ? Suite buffet, china closet, scrv
and #1 oo 4.L + n ~ reduced prices on suits and . Free deliverv on anv purchase—anvwhere. Convenient credit '"8 table and extension table.
Men s and bovs' c overcoats—s6.9s, $7.95 and $8.95. terms, if desired. Sheraton pattern. February Said
4 J waist. Priced at 85{-. sl.lO, $1.65, $2,55 and ifSii.io? 9 " Sa,c ' IMcc. j
Plan to Defend Coast
With an Aerial Fleet
By employing a comparatively
small number of flying boats and
creating a series of zones from Maine
10 Puget Sound, our entire coast could
be adequately patrolled and surprise
attacks by a hostile fleet thwarted, ac
cording 1 to exponents of an aerial-de
fense plan which is being promoted.
The Initial mo\ e in carrying out this
proposed undertaking is now being
made on Casco Bay, near Portland.
.Me., by the establishment of an aerial
CASTORIA for Infints and Child™. Bears the
Ibi Kird You Havi Always Bought J
FRIDAY EVENING, HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH FEBRUARY 11, 1016.
patrol base. This station has been
promoted by Rear Admiral Robert E.
Peary, who urges the co-operation of
the various seaboard States of the
country in building the complete sys
tem of bases advocated.
TIPS FROM XE\v YORK
Reports on the dyestuft situation i
ir. this country, laid before an associa
tion of clothing manufacturers several
days ago, indicate that a crisis for the
garment trade is already at hand, and
that before long everybody will have
to wear white clothes or none at all.
Representatives of more than $75.- j
000,000 of capital invested in the
manufacture of men s garments heard
the reports that attempts to relieve the
situation by the importations of log
wood dye had been a failure, as all
the logwood dye in Jamaica, if avail
able. would be inadequate. More than
* ,nA l^H ile mil,s - employing upward
of 100,000 persons, are now either idle
or running on part time because of
the shortage of dyes. There is no im
mediate hope of relief from the crea
tion of an American aniline dye in
dustry. Capital cannot be interested
ii' ;l project of this kind because it is
regarded as temporary, and the belief
is that American dye works would not
withstand the renewed German com- •
petition after the war without a great
measure of tariff protection.
The scarcity of servants In New
York City because of the war is caus- j
ing great concern among employment
agents, and as a result of a recent 1
meeting on the East Side, an organ- ;
izatlon may be formed to meet the '
situation. The employment agents at j
the meeting expressed alarm over the
news that, after the war. laws would
be enforced by the various countries
restricting emigration, and plans were
discussed for sending representatives'
abroad to stimulate the supply of
girls to do housework. "Not alone in
Xew York City, but the whole nation
is feeling the effects of the curious
situation." one who was present at
the meeting said. "There never has
• been anything similar in the history
of the country that I know of. It !
was suggested that men be sent to!
Germany. France, England, Russia:
and other countries to advise the wo- I
I men how to get to America, and tbej
advantages in the shape of employ
! ment to be obtained there." The de
mand for servants is pouring in from
; all over the United States, and at
least r.0,000 girls, it is estimuted, could
llnd places.
Camp Hill Councilmen
Fill Vacancy; Road to
Be Repaired in Spring
Special to the Telegraph
i (.'amp Hill, Pa., Feb. 11.—At a meet- ;
ing of the Cainp Hill borough council
! last evening John C. Orr, who was ;
1 president of the ' body, resigned bc-
I cause he recently changed his place I
of residence to llarrlsburg. Charles
W, llardt was elected to ftlj tie va-{
cancy and A. E. Stroud was elected
president.
C'ounil decided to make some repairs
to Market street, the main thorough
fare through the town. At the open- ,
ing of court in Carlisle on Monday
morning Constable Sawyer reported
that the road was in very poor con
dition and Judge Sadler took occasion
to remark that he had heard many 1
complaints about the condition of the ,
stretch. The court has ordered the i '
district attorney, George E. r,loyd, of ''
Mechanicsburg. to notify council that j
the road must be put In passable con
dition before the next term of court.
Mr. I,loyd explained that failure to !
comply with the notice would likely
mean an indictment for the council.
The body, however, betcan to work be
fore the notice was received and it is
expected tliat in the Ygr> early Spring i
the much-needed repairs will be mads
lo the road.
An Unfailing Way
To Banish Hairs
(Beauty Notes)
Ugly hairy growths can be removed
in the privacy of your own home iC
you get. a small original package of
delatone and mix into a paste enough,
of the powder and water to cover tli<»
hairy surface. This should he left on
the skin about 2 minutes, then re
moved and the skin washed and every
truce of hair will have vanished. No
harm or inconvenience can result from
this treatment, but be sure sou buy
teal fldatone.— a
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