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BKM, 1001—tTXITED HARBISBURG. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY lg, 101 T. FOUNDED 1871
Outing Flannel Lace Curtains I Women's I Cooking Crocks
stripes only. Friday Sale, 2 yards ■o„g. Friday ;j U I*l HQ V KSITtfZII 11 l |QV!i
ioc mw !! a lAua y Udl galll | xv a ;; h Tsrsa,r „J£s—,
BOWMAN'S-Second Floor. BOWMAN'S—Second Floor j| !'
The clean-up day of each week—a day when special prices prevail j; BOWMAN S _M ftln Klo or
Blankets Drapery 11 for the one day only and in many instances for a part of the day when j j Cuspidors —
Tan With various .col- Remnants i j lots are small. * Tapestry Carpets
White Porcelain Cus
ored borders -WX/0 „ . ;| pidors, band decoration.
inches. nda\ a. I , Remnants of matquis- ~ C_-_ _ _l___ 11 " 1 . •! 1• . • • i *ll '' Floral patterns in short Friday Sale,
<m iq ette, voiie. Swiss, ere- liven should you possess but a mild interest in values, a single glance lengths, suitable for rues ™
1 tonne and sunfast, in good <> . . . . - . !> and runners Fridav 23 C
BOWMAN'S— second Floor lengths. Friday Sale, |at these prices will open your eyes to the object lessons in economy | Sale, BOWMAN'S- -Unscment.
A r**rn {"lincVißiTi Half Price 11 on strictly trustworthy, seasonable and dependable merchandise. 59c
Apron UlllKHttin BOWMAN'S—Second Floor <[ l| BOWMAN'S—Fourth Floor
£S£F"* ,j Shop in the Morning J
ftc Just one great big item ' n *'' c and mosaic pat- ninnn , ; n cnliil sirinpH
you cannot well afford to * .. terns; colors go through . x , sona, siripea
BOWMAN'S—second Floor msss u nec( j s h o es. Voileß Wall Paper Children S House Dresses to the back, lengths up to a lowered patterns
Buttoned and laced —7— f f . . 77 6 square yards. Friday ros . e ' P ll *' b V c ', P"P l ®
Cretonnes sk°n" b ™" gun voiles, 38 and"*)' inches Bedroom special- Underwear Another sale of ring- Salc ' square yard, size aU full cut.
5=1252 , metal and black wide. Friday Sale, yard, 10 rolls sidewall, Vests and pants-fleece " .."S S 50c Friday Sale,
lent for comfort' cover- tS 16c def V&y'&P Spes Td 89 C
ings or draperies. Friday Sumostall sizesin a"d "black'' Bissell Sweeoers
bale, yard, the lot, to start. Friday J> 1 I 9//2r Sizcs 36 to Friday Plß*ell Sweepers
12 ; ;2C do r*e Satin Spreads now MAJ *-* ourth noor BOWMAN'S-sui. Floor Sale ' Mahogany finished case, _
BOWMAN'S-Second Floor , , . ————— PA good brush, every sweep- Turkish Towels
_——— \T n „ nn nnroval sent ull slze . P ans y r l *j OJJC cr guaranteed. Friday
DL U IWI t* 1 C. O. D., or exchanged. pattern, with pkin medal- Embroidery Women's BOWMAN'S— Main Ficor Salc > On Sale at 9:30 O'clock
Rathrnbe Material nnwwATrn m.hi n,fnr , lion center for monogram. Cl OO
BOWMAN Main Floor | Friday Sale Edges I 1 P 1 ."o Bleached Turkish Tow
-36 inches wide black ——— w Men's Dress BOWMAN-S— Fourth Floor els. with monogram eni
and white plaid; heavy Wrm#n'e Madeira embroiderv . . ——— broidered ill blue all
quality. Friday Sale, yard, S BOWMAN'S— second Floor . Bleached cotton, med- . ' wanted initials; 24x48
i_i j Rp,„c ——edges a line trimming j um an( j jjght weight; Onirts Table Oil-Cloth inches. Friday Sale,
45 c p °° B . for longcloth or children's long sleeves; ankle length. [.
BOWMAN'S— Second Floor Women's black hand Irish Mill ' dresses. Friday Sale, yd., Friday Sale, About 20 dozen in the Best quality, .slightly OOC
bags, in various shapes, D . CA r lot—starched cuffs per- imperfect in printing, 1# BOWMAN-s-second Floor
_ I with fancy colored lin- IvemnantS lUC cales and madras some an( l V- yards wide. Tri- ——
PerCale ' iSP-S. go^„Z ny Jh*™ Table Damask, in BO W MA.VS-M,„, n„., BOWMAN- S -M.,„ n.or slightly soiled. Friday day Sale Dresser Scarfs
Light and dark grounds, nia kes the bag good and poppy, lily of the v-alley ' I*/*C Dresser scarfs and cov
in hundreds of different roo mv Fridav and lns patterns. 70 in- QQ r BOWMAN'S— Fourth Floor uiessei scaris and cov
designs-stripes, checks room> ' ™ y ches wide; 2 and 2/,- Embroidery ° C ers-embroidercd in. blue
and plaids -36 inches 89C yard lengths. Friday Women 8 Waists BOWMANS-Mam Floor and pink. Friday Sale!;,
wide. Friday Sale, yard, BOWMAN's — Main Floor. Sale, yard. Flouncing Jot q{ lace Coat Hangers 39 c
i I mwva_e n 27-mch Swiss embroid- , , . . • fi ve ] ia t or coa t hooks at- .
BOWMAN'S Main Floor Jewelry BOTVMAN Second F loor. erylouncmg-excellent ™L, flesh" navy bur- Wall Dryer taehed. Friday Sile, r. . . ■ e. ..
Vanity Cases Fr ' day Sale '> gundy', and brown- Q- Embroidery Silk
Striped Madras ,-.!)<• and lillc Corsets ' tr 'J LM C E „ D R W- bc . fastened on BOWMAN-S-8..™,.! In a large and varied
Bead Jets —colored and fine laces, rnday wa ll G r window frame; assortment of colors Fri
" Light grounds the and fancy, Broken lots of W. B. sowMAN's-Main Floor Sale ' has 6 26-inch arms; day Sale, skein,
latest woven and printed Bud \ ases, small size,_ and R. &G. Corsets in CO /IQ hinged with galvanized Cake Turner l-_
designs—36 inches wide. 150 both back and front lace, ——— *J iron. Friday Sale, 1C f!
Friday Sale, yard, Salt and Pepper Shakers, at less than half price. p i . > ocorvette and Crene de IQ r Also Can Opener, Pair- BOWMAN'S— Second Floor
r>7//_ pair Friday Sale, HmDroiaery j-co 1 127 C ing Knife, Three Prong
27 J /2 C BOWMAN'S—Main Floor CC „ . S^ll^ _ BOWMAN'S-Basement C OOk Fork, Ice Pick and _
BOWMAN's —Main Floor 65C Edges nrrttilv trimmrd with Butcher Knife with 6- Dress Goods
BOWMAN'S—Third Floor 2 P rttU y trimmed With jnch gteel b , adc Friday
Toilet Articles —— camb ri c embroidery Sate,'™ aLeS f ' ay Meat Pounder Sate, choice, Remnants
Dress Goods Estelle Face Powder, Brassieres yard, tfO OC unA Q 1 ! Also kitchen Cleaver, 5c Serges, Batistes, French
Heatherbloom lining— Jacque Rose, Jardin de . _ ))•• 70 duU to Bread Knife with 7-inch BOWMAN's —Basement. Serges, Ottomans, Mo
-36 inches wide. Friday Marie, Le Poppie D'or, Brassieres trimmed 9c BOW MANS Third floor steel blade. Friday Sale, hairs, Tweeds, etc. ex-
Sale, yard, . W with broad filet lace at ~ choice> , cc llcnt choice for Friday
Sachets in Tea Rose, top and bottom—a dainty BOWMANS— Main Floor % Women S ;it
22'ZC Lilac, Violette and Honey and serviceable garment. lUC Z 7~.
BOWMAN'S— M F1 Moon, 290 Friday Sate, Women S Waists BOWMAN'S—Basement ! Stockings Half Price
BOWMAN'S-Maln Floor Camisoles ThrenH m'lk Hnnbte
* OJ7C O n Sale at 10 O'clock . "read silk double BOWMANS— Mam Floor
CJIL-. BOWMAN'S-Third Floor _ , Men's Workintr solcs ' W,^ e FFarter. arter
Notions —— at O clock Crepe dc Chine in navy ?_ black and white, friday
36 inch Taffeta Silks 71 1 T .1 \\r r Camisoles and corset and black—trimmed with Shirts Sale ' pair U- Longcloth
00 incli laneta bilks, Ilooks and eves, card l£ Women 8 Gowns __ vpra i a ,-p and cm- white satin; also tub fiCjr
all colors; 36-inch raffeta Odds and ends of but- broider7 trTmmed-some silks and a few organdy Plain color s and pin 7 Good finish for machine
and Messahne Silks in tons, card Women's gowns, in shoulder strap models blouses trimmed 111 fine stripes—ls dozen in the U omen s stockings se vvinir—36 inches wide
stripes, checks and plaids, Fancy pearl trimming high and low neck mod- corset cover should- laces ' Small sizes —36 lot—sizes 14 to Fri- thread si k boots, double S j t hs Fridav
yardj Friday Sale, , y W,de garier tops. .2 Pr.day
$1.19 c > s *"kreS*and 89, 43c 19c sl ' Bs 39c 33c $2.00
BOWMAN'S—Main Floor BOWMAN'S—Main Floor i BOWMAN'S—Third Floor BOWMAN'S—Third Floor BOWMAN'S—Main Floor BOWMAN'S—Main Floor | BOWMAN'S—Main Floor BOWMAN'S—Secon.' Floor
SALESMEN CLUB
ORGANIZED HERE
Hartley J. Doyle Convinces 72
of 78 at Dinner That Mem
bership Will Pay
Hartley J. Doyle, vice-president of
the World's Salesmanship Congress,
demonstrated salesmanship at the Har
risburg Club at noon to-day. when he
• onvinced seventy-two of seventy-eight
Harrisburg salesmen that they should
PETEY DINK—Yes, but Mabel Looks Like a Million Dollars By C„ A. VOIGHT
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AGE TOO \ j j
THURSDAY EVENING, HARIUSBURG 956& TELEGH3tPS FEBRUARY 15, 1917. *
! join a Harrisburg branch of the na- I"
tional organization. Doyle sales-man- 1
aged the membership proposition and j,
with the help of a half dozen volun- .
I; teers he started the local branch well)
j on the way toward the 1,000-goal he j
.] said could be reached without diffl- '
culty in this district.
Charles H. Hunter, assistant general I
nianager of the Elliott-Fisher Company, j
, introduced Mr. Doyle to the salesmen
■ after lunch had been served. Mr. Doyle,
j who is a Philadelphian. told the Har- i
risburg salesmen about the national !
organization, and what it hopes to ac- j
compliah. He declared that salesman
ship cosists of quality plus quantity
plus conduct and that neither of these
may be omitted from successful sales
! manship.
S. S. Miller is temporary president of
the local club.
Mr. Doyle to-night talks at Tech j
High School under'the auspices of the I
Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce. I
PROHIBITION HAS j
CHANCE TO PASS
11
Webb Resolution Favorably ,
Reported to House, Which ,
Will Ratify It
Washington, I-'eb. 15. The Webb!
resolution proposing a national pro- ,
hibition constitutional amendment was j ;
reported to the House with a majority
committee report in its favor and a I
minority report opposing It. Demo-
cratic Leader Kitchin said it would be
taken up in the House within a week.
He predicted it would pass the House
by the necessary two-thirds, but prob
ably would not be acted upon in the
Henate before adjournment of Congress,
March 4.
The majority report declared that in
asmuch as more than sixty per cent, of ;
the population of the United States I
lives In dry territory it is incumbent!
upon Congress to submit the question j
of national prohibition to the states.
MURDERERGETS
TWENTY YEARS
[Continued From First Pajrc]
: the Eastern penitentiary.
1 The jury in the case of James Fra
zer, after being locked up all night,
came into courtroom No. 2 at 9.30
o'clock this morning to receive fur
ther Instructions from Additional Law
Judge S. J. M. McCarrell.
Abram H. Reider, foreman of the
Jury, stated in court that the twelve
men were about equally divided as to
the guilt of Frazer. who is accused of
stabbing Charles Smith, last October.
A request was made that part of
the testimony in the case be read, but
the court told the jury that the testi
mony should be remembered. The
frame of mind in which Frazer was
said to be in when lie left the Wash
ington hotel on the night of the mur
der was one of the things which the
foreman explained, some of the jury
men could not agree on, and also
whether Frazer actually lay in wait i
I for Smith while the latter was in the
saloon. i
Autoist on Stand
William C. Fickes, of Newport, took
the stand this morning: in his own de- i
fense, and declared that he was not
running his automobile at a fast and '
dangerous rale of speed when he ran !
down and killed little Joseph Ilusek,
aged 10, in an accident near Jednota.
Witnesses for the Commonwealth
expressed opinions that Fickes was -
driving at a rate of at least 30 miles
an hour when he struck the boy. The
case is expected to reach the jury thia
afternoon.
Among the witnesses who may be
called to testify are ex-Judge James
Shull, of Perry county, Senator E. E.
Beidleman and Arthur H. Hull, are
attorneys for Fickes.
i Woman Released
Mary E. Washington, who was ac-
quitted last week on a charge of mur
der, was released this morning.
Habeas corpus proceedings had been
started, but District Attorney Michael
E. Stroup who asked last week that
the woman be held, stated that he
had no further charge against her.
With the closing of the Fickes case,
the special uesslons of criminal court
will end.
BELL-ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it. 25c at all druggists.
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