6
■ news OF THEL.W. cook sale | Dives, Pome rot) | NEWS OF the ff^ D 2 r ACTORY SALE
We Announce the Final Reductions on Men's
ind Young Men's Suits in the February Sale
>15.00 cm CO $20.00 CIO 7C $25.00 CI77C
iUITS 4>IU.OU SUITS O SUITS
Many of these suits are of medium weight suitable for Spring wear -
0 that there is every inducement to buy a suit with such attractive rcduc
ions in effect. There are English and more conservatively cut sacks in i
wo and three-button styles. These good patterns at your service:—
jrey Scotch mixtures Blue shadow stripe worsteds /wL/i r
irey Scotch tweeds Plain grey cassimeres / yyi '' 1 [( \9sl / \
Hue and brown Carlton check Fancy grey overplaid cassimeres J (A jy / 1 \ \
worsteds Light grey overplaid cassimeres . * .- I / v\y \
Hue and brown Carlton check Brown Scotch tweeds and mixtures ' v j J\\ Xd?) \\ \
cassimeres Brown check cassimeres yjjst ?j) jM |
Jrey shadow stripe worsteds Black and white check cassimeres 5 - \ \
"inal Reductions in Overcoats , ;P y
£1 $10.75 oSS. $13.75 SffiHK-'?
Overcoats
SIB.OO and $20.00 ||||r
One-piecc Balmoral, Balmaroon, form-fitting single and double breasted and con
iervative box style overcoats: full, half and yoke lined; 40 to 46 inches long. I / 1
jrey Scotch mixtures Black kersey L
3rown Scotch mixtures Grey Scotch overplaid j
3rown vicunas Fancy grey and brown mixtures y
Slue storm cloth Grey Irish frieze , i
Slack boucle Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart—Second Kloor, Rear.
Mill and Factory Sale Special in the Basement
$1.19 nickel frame casseroles. Mill and factory Sale Price, Covered butter jars for refrigerator
<>9e -Mb. capacity, 25c value, at 13e
51.48 French plate white enameled frame mirrors. Mill ' ca '' aC '/ ' a ' ue > ,u »0c
Mb. capacity, 39c value, at
nd Factory Sale Price 98e Colonial tabic tumblers. Mill and Factory Sale Price. "Zt
50c polished tin lunch boxes. Mill and Factorv Sale 'electric lamps—lo, Is, 20, 25 and 40-watt.
' Mill and I-actory Sale Price
'rice '2<e Dive*, Pomeroy & Stewart. Basement.
98c set Mrs. Potts' irons. Mill and Factory Sale Price, 69e '
Ten 4c rolls crepe toilet paper. Mill and Factory Sale Candy Specials
t Charles Junior Chocolates, lb. box '>9e
44c covered garbage cans. Mill and Factory Sale Price, S an Mano Chocolates, lb. box !!!!..!... .?(>?
29* Quintex Cherries, chocolate covered, lb. box v
65c covered garbage cans. Mill and Factorv Sale Price, ut l' an }'ly Chocolates, lb. box
Lady Mildred Assorted Chocolates, lb. box
. ' Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart Assorted Chocolates, lb. box, 19c
H'c cut glass tumblers. Mill and Factory Sale Price ..336 ' Dives, pomeroy & Stewart, Basement.
"lave You Seen the Crowds at the Silk Section?
Values of an extraordinary character only could attract such crowds as have thronged the Silk Section during the open
ng days of the Cook sale.
$1.50 fancy striped taffeU". 36 S3c shantung, 33 imhes. Special, | navy, myrtle and brown. Special. 1 Special vard Si 0%
nches. Special, yard 51.19 yard. 51c yard »8<- SI.OO black messaline,' 36"inches
$2.00 crepe meteor in street $2.00 marquisette in evening $2.00 taffeta and pros de londres , Special, vard . . . 88c
ihades. 40 inches. Special, vd.. SI..VJ shades, fancy ribbon stripe border, evening silk, 36 inches. Special. $ 1 00' " black Peau de ' Sole ■?«
$1.25 taffeta suiting. 32 inches. 44 inches. Special, yard 85c- yard 51.39 inches. Special, yard ... . 'BBc
Ipecial, yard 88c sl.2u crepe de chine, wistaria, ! $1.35 black taffeta, 40 inches. | Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart St. Fl.
=r =
and Mrs. Strauss Give
),000 For Jews in Poland
g Beach. Calif., Feb. 11. An- i
ement was made to-day that ;
ji Strauss, the philanthropist
Irs. Strauss of New York who
been in Southern California for
time had contributed 5
relief of the Jews in Poland,
ordlng to the announcement
was made by Mr. Strauss' sec
, Mr. Strauss contributed $250.-
nd Mrs. Strauss gave SIOO,OOO.
aoney is to be handled through
looper Union of New York, it
aid.
LIC MEETING AT HALIFAX
ifax. Pn., Feb. 11.—A public I
ng will be held in the Halifax
:e liall to-morrow afternoon at ;
>'clook. County Superintendent,
Shambaugh will speak on
' and Girls' Corn Clubs." and I
isor Weaver, of State college will
n farm bureau work and tell
o secure one in Dauphin county..
T=r= —. —..'ji.- > .Hi ■ i.— i «. y
Have ♦
Sick SGHENCKS
MANnPAlfir
of liver «krwff«3-.fct |v| AA VV ■ Mr Mr M ■% .
«tom*-h trouble. JL V JI JTILM^* JW
liver refects Its disorder " \ \ /
In * C-- d >'« tUur:jnre WW "W
bead, the 'tawh fl I >1
nme* electr' f> the brain BB\J I B
with fair. Tret the liver B
tad the head it cured. JB»
"" One dose will relieve the worst case
rf sick headache over night —perseverance in their
ise will remove the cause and give entire freedom
torn this distressing ailment. Schenck's Mandrake
*ills are constructive tonic, so strengthening, reviving,
omfortuig stomach, liver, bowels, that these organs are freed from
endency to disorder. Wholly vegetable; absolutely harmless,
hey form no habit.
PLAIN OR SUGAR COATED
PROVED FOR MERIT BY 80 YEARS' CONTINUOUS SALE
DR. J. H. SCHENCK A SON. Philadelphia <
FRIDAY EVENING, HARRISBURG TEIEGRAPH FEBRUARY 11, 1916.
STEAMER BEACHED 1
By Associated Press
London. Feb. 11. The British
steamship Elswick Manor has been
beached off Yarmouth. Her crew was
saved.
The Elswick Manor sailed from'
Baltimore for Hull on January 19 ]
and passed the Lizard on February 8.
She is owned by the Elswick Steam
ship Company of New Castle and is
340 feet long.
M'THOR DIES
By Associated Press
London. Feb. 11. — William Hickman
Smith Aubrey, author and journalist,
died last night at his home in Crovdon.
He was identified with various English
newspapers and was author of several
works on English history. His London
letters on politics, literature, art and
society were published by a syndicate
of American newspapers'. He visited
the I'nited States seven times on lec
turing tours.
WANT MORE DATA
ON CHILD HOMES
Poor Board Obtains Number of
County's Small Dependents;
Other Details
J U If 11) formation as to in
/ corporation, meth
/ 4® ods and scope of
—- —' ' ia ri t:» b|o aml phil
• vfft anthropic work and
other matters rela
fflillittli duct of the numer
ic fi SnHnRIS olls children's instl
fffi tutions of Harris
i burg will be asked
mmJ by the poor direc
tors before passing finally upon the I
year's appropriations.
The directors, while desirous of'
continuing to extend county assistance j
to these homes and charitable organi
zations, want to make sure such ap- i
propriations are legal in order to
avoid possible complications in the
future. \\ ith this idea in mind the
directorate at a recent meeting asked
all the institutions to submit a report
in detail as to their legal standing,
number of youngsters oared for bv
county, support, etc. Reports of the
number of children maintained in
these institutions by the county total
seventy-one, according to data just
submitted. The additional informa
tion is expected at the next session of
the directors.
To Open Bid* For Asphalt Plant
Office Building —Rids for the con
struction of the new office, laboratory
and storage building at the city as
phalt repair plant will be opened at
noon Monday. February 21, by City
Commissioner W. H. Lynch, superin
tendent of streets and public improve
ments. The structure is to be of
brick.
Auditor C. C. Stroll to Sit—Friday.
February 18 has been lixed for hear
ing creditors' claims against the Bow
man. Meil & Co. drug firm. Attorney
Charles C. Stroh, auditor, has been
appointed to examine the accounts
and distribute the balance in the
hands of the receiver, John C. Orr.
Moving Books and Records to Old
Cells —The old cells or basement
rooms of the courthouse which had
w
been used as a "lockup" lor years
and which has been abandoned for
the last three years, are now serving
as storage rooms for the oldest books
and records of the county recorder's
office. These old tomes and parch- .
ments crowded the files and shelves
of the recorder's office and Recorder
Lentz moved them all downstairs.
This allowed more room for addi
tional files and shelves.
Ifotclnian Bankrupt. Formal ap
plication for discharge from all finan
cial obligations under the bankruptcy
laws will be made to the federal dis
trict in Scranton on March 31,
by Walter C. Baskins, former proprie-|
tor of the Fort Hunter Hotel.
Heaviest ( unstable —The Dauphin
county court yesterday afternoon ap
pointed Malcom Graham. 1217 Wal- ;
lace street, as constable for the Sev
enth ward. He succeeds R. Reese
whose death occurred recently. Gra
ham is considered Dauphin county's
heaviest constable. He weighs more
than 270 pounds.
i . ■ 1
Day or night, the rat is ready, a
waiting fiend of damage, destruc
tion, disease and death. Kill him
with
RAT cam
T'«4« Mwk »•» U i Pal Oil!
Deadly to rats and'mice but
harmless to humans. Rats dry
up without odor.
20c, 50c and f 1.00 j
at Seed, Drug, !
Hardware and "■
General Stores. ?
Booklet in Jg|j»
Destroy Rats ~wL
an J Mice." Z&s
1 §bm i
The Most Notable List of Savings
For Men We've Announced in
Many a Day Ready For Tomorrow
The entire remaining T.. XV. Cook stock of shirts,
V mufflers, gloves, handkerchiefs, pajamas and night shirts
enters to-morrow's sale at price revisions that few men
ufli ' will care to miss.
2Xv fit I m Special emphasis is given to the savings to be found in the fol-
VHI I Jw jjjfh lowin £ ,ist—
rttFj 1 Negligee madras shirts, woven and printed stripes; sizes 13^
L /jjJSLL to 17]/i. 1.. AY. Cook's prices, $1.50. Our price 95$
fcuii HiII 111 r i m Stiff and pleated bosom while and colored shirts. L. YV. Cook's
Wf I It '" ' ces ' $1.50. Our price 69£
ua mlI uVil.'l ] lij ' f/'j Percale coat shirts, fast colors; sizes 14 to 17. L. W. Cook's
'D mm ji| I 'lj price, 50c. Our price, 35^; 3 for ' #I.OO
f a'j 'J i J \M I I Black satine shirt with faced sleeves, full cut. L. W. Cook's
* " price, 50c. Our price, ; 3 for SI.OO
Men's Handkerchiefs, Mufflers and Gloves i
, M el ? s linen handkerchiefs in leather case folder: Wool Scotch and golf gloves; L. W. Cook's price
half dozen: Cook's price $1.50. Our Price 95c 50c. Our Price T 35c
Men's black silk dress muffler; L. W. Cook's prices Fine Scotch wool gloves with snap clasp; L. W.
$1.50 and $2.00. Our Price 95c Cook's price SI.OO. Our Price 79c
Men s black silk mufflers; UW. Cook's price SI.OO. ..Thi" k A d d o ß f E,oves: Uw - book's prices 75c and
Our Price . . is,. Jl.tlO. Our Price 590
lt . . ' ' T ' * *"" 'V. Hoys' and children's golf and Scotch wool prloves:
J leathers; \*. W. cooks, price 15c. Our L. W. Cook's price 25c. Our Price 12}£c
" •, v ' V 4 •'.' 3<- Boys' and youths' lined gauntlet gloves, tan and
i *V S n £*? ! " lon£>s: W. Cooks prices 75c black; L. W. Cook's prices SI.OO and $1.15. Our
and SI.OO. Our Price s»c Price 79c
¥ e . u ' s J ine ' 1 kil i P lovp s: !'■ W. Cook's prices SI.OO Black silk mufflers; L. W. Cook's prices' si!s*o and
and $l5O. Oijr Price 79c $2.00. Our Price »8c
I'ined leather gloves and gauntlets for boys; L. W. Black silk mufTlers; U W. Cook's price $1 00
Cooks price 50c. Our Price 25c Our Price ....... 4813
Pajamas and Night Shirts From L. W. Cook's Stock
Flannelette and madras pajamas; 1.. \V. Cook s Flannelette and muslin night shirts; D. W. Cook's
price $1.50. Our Price 51.19 price 50c. Our Price 39c
naimelcttc pajamas for men; L. W. Cook's price Boys' muslin and flannelette night shirts; lu W.
SI.OO. Our Price "ftt; Cook's price 50c. Our Price 39e
Plain madia-, pajamas with srilk frog; J<. W. Cook's "Kewplc" pajamas for lioys and girls: sizes 4 to
price 81.00. Our Price 79c 8; I/. W. Cook's price 81.00. Our Price 790
Muslin night shirts; sizes to 20; I>. \V. Cook's price Muslin nifflit shirts made of the fruit of loom mus
*l.oo. Our Price 75c liu; li. W. Cook's price 75c. Our Price ....... 50c
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart —Men's Store.
February Furniture Sale News
This Brown Fiber Fireside M
Rocker, with spring seat and up- tf
, , , i • / , . This Bureau in American wal
liolstered in lancy tapestry, , . . .
r J nut, chiffonier to match,
, $9.95 $17.50
Brown reed and fibre rockers $5.95, $6.95, $7.50 and $8.95
*- *
On display are many diningroom suites in Adam, William and Mary and Sheraton periods in
mahogany and Jacobean oak.
Four-piece mahogany bedroom suite in Queen Three-piece mahogany bedroom suite in Louis 16th
Anne Period. February Sale Price $92.50 Period. February Sale Price 884.00
Three-piece solid mahogany bedroom suite, in Nine-piece dining room suite, finished in Butler
Sheraton design. February Sale Price $59.00 oak, 54-inch top extension table. February Sale
Four-piece old ivory bedroom suite, cane panels. Price 9110.00
February Sale Price .$65.00 Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart—Third Floor.
The L. W. Cook Stock of Rugs and
Runners Will Cut Down the Cost
of Home Improvements
These rugs and runners may
"^Y(^rjS§)well be regarded in the homes to
which they will go to-morrow for
it is seldom that we have offered
B better bargains.
L ~
Jj. W. Cook's Our BODY BRUSSELS RIGS
Price Price L, W. Cook's Our
4.6x7.6 Body Brussels $9.00 $7.75 Price Price
4.6x7.6 Axminster $8.50 $7.00 12 $30.00 *25.00
36x63 Axminster *3.00 $2.29 9x12 $27.50 $22.50
27x54 Axminster $2.25 $1.98 it «Ik'Sa .onnn
36 in. x 9 ft. Axminster Runner $7.50 $5.98 B]nxlo!6 I !!!'. I '.!!! I'.!!!!'. Ii I $3*2.00 919^75
36x10.6 Axminster Runner —. $7.50 $5.98 8.3x10.6 !!! $13.50 911.50
36x12 Axminster Runner $8.50 $6.98 j COOK'S LINOLEUM REDUCED
27 in. x 9 ft. Axminster Runner $5.75 $1.79 Remnants of $1.50 quality inlaid, at 90c
27 in. x 10.6 Axminster Runner $6.25 $4.35 j Remnants of $1.35 quality inlaid, at 800
27 in. x 12 ft. Axminster Runner $7.00 $5.75 Remnants of $1.25 quality inlaid, at 75c
27 in. xl 5 ft. Axminster Runner $8.50 $7.19 I Remnants of 60c printed quality inlaid, at 3»c
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart—Third Floor.