Dives, Pomeroy 1
Women's and Children's Easter Apparel ForWomen&Misses 1,000 Trimmed Hats For
; Easter Hosiery . Smart New Styles in Silk Frocks Easter at $3.95, $4.95,
Grey, Bronze, Tan, White, Black Smartness is the keynote of the gar- ■■ $5.95 and $6.00
Whether you ments that have been gathered for this OTBS& \
■II 71 want to pay only special Easter occasion There arc Mote 1
/Ww \ 1 o- / styles for dinner, for afternoon wear, ... _
/ I !Ilm n i / 11 °r sl._o f° r y° ur for the weddings scheduled to take place A matchless showing of stylish s.
( II f\ Eastcr hosiery you in the Easter season. millinery for Easter including all A f \
II j J 4-<j> g J AII \\ a sa^s " There are dresses of taffeta, Georgette crepe, A / / V wan * ed shapes and shades, lo ■U'
l\ WBM / $ / \fhhffl i" II ran S e °f styles crepe de chine, and crepe meteor, in sizes for y see these hundreds and hundreds of ' jf&fri
Vy ■a/ '/ Villi/ HforlJ and colors - women of every size. The stvles are in J^S beautifully trimmed hats means j&Sfi VL V^\
V Ir •'/ W (V JJ Your Easter hos- !? ng UnicS> draped bodices, Etons side style information of great value. ITIaL \],C N*
\ I Jskk Hi W \°\/ draperies, cascade draperies and modihed \ _ 3 n Sailor* lara * n A JL a ii V^-'viJn
JJ; I ry rc( l uircmcnts Princess ideas. j| jj|V b large and small. ,
"""f supplied in this list Dresses at $18.50 to $39.50 f ItPPtC Large hats of faced leghorn.
V of good values. r j i n,r Oil I ./ [ \\u I lif / 711 „ Bl f ck lisere hats in wonderfully y
ssJssunssss;. cu ? to ie ~ . any Styles v ■M.I £!£....../•f\ \
HpSsa=SS3Sfi mummm JU>l S*l< "> Easter
i. Pa?r hl ' dren .' Bfiner ! bbed . B,lk . lIB,C hOSe in black and Whlte: Bizes 810 Vt Crepe de chine dresses in rose. Copen. gref an," Lh IjIOUS6S fit MOfl PTO+"P PriPPQ
6 16 r '^ e ' i co " on seamless hose, in black end white; sizes finished t a' S falfc™belt l of ni sllver n K*? '
* •' gg <■ '>•• 3ZT,„e, ; with dainty ,ri """" ,s: a " d c S'r.m
Infants' white silk and wool seamless hose* sizps 4tn fiu Pair * * -ww. and grey a Russian effect with deep revers and waist is made with a large cape collar and deep ~ . x .j 'J. ' . 5p1.^)0
njl Pnmornv Qto- ♦ I n "* skirt beautifully trimmed with beads $32.50 revers of sand colored Georgette crepe llnished with Semi-tailored Blouses ill lawn and Iliadras SHI
Dues, Pomeroy & Stewart—Street I' loor. Green and navy plaid silk dresses; the waist is beaded trimming; deep tunic and girdle trimmed Sheer vnilf Rl™, cn c +r : m l "l t \ . "S ...... IwO
made jn a surplice style: navy blue Georgette crepe with a fancy crochet button $39.50 , °" ccl ul| e piOUSCS ttimmecl with lace or embroidery or
collar, cuffs and vest, full plaited skirt $2.50 Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart—Second Floor. colored sport stripes with pique collar $1.95
Banister Shoes For Gentle™ Sheer voile lingerie Blouses trimmed with fine tucks
men Embody Style Exclu- Important News of Easter Neck-
siveness and Comfort wear For Men .„, , Long whlie Pd^>at s
"n distinguish a Banister shoe the instant you Style Assorln Nainsook an.d cambric 'Vm, C lace* 5 'e'mbroiderv'or
see one because it is the one shoe that has maintained scalloped flounce, sport and lingerie styles. ..SI.OO, $1.25, *1.50 to 57.50
what a gentleman expects to find in a shoe. With eventful news breaking afresh each Dives ' Pomer °y & Stewart—second Floor.
Banister shoes are sold in Harrisburg only in our IUJ 11 a matter broad interest to men to T) 1 1 "T (*
mens shoe section. Tknow that we have assembled in our Men's JN e W -De&CieCl Ox Silk
The "Gotham," a genuine tan Cordovan oxford .. $9.00 J&J c , r,\,n f 1 • .• j ...
The "Gotham," a tan cordo calf oxford *9.00 M f\ i / > U Cal ' Sect,on thc most complete showing of 1 " of daintiness and comprehensive in style
The "Carlton," a tan Cordovan Bal SIO.OO HriM Jf? neckwear styles that we have ever gathered to- are th " c bcaded oSan and Sports stripe bags.
The "Gotham," a tan cordo calf Bal ~ #IO.OO ■ r gether in any one season. . 011 " want to carr y one on Easter after you've ( St/%
The "Carlton," a black calfskin oxford $8.50 c- ... . secn these.
Nt 1 1 jlj 1 • t t t - . . , .. ~ /^S v , 4 Since every man wants to be well dressed, or at least
Black glazed kidskm blucher oxfords ,-,th medmn, wide M&S M I / as well dressed as he can possibly be for the money ,"! k "gUV £& -£S )
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Market Street Section. wtßari \v \ySßs**S.' ! ... Raa/1ft j .„ 0 „ r „ . 55.00 to $5.00
WySjM 7 group arc incoi "P arabi e. i£ kai b f
"11 If Jo * CI 1 Pl*ll jA WOYA (?) At 30^ —expect to find fine quality four-in-hand in strap purses of Saffron leather,' in'navy'an^'wack I '*.-! ir
Mens Spring SOCKS! Silk ombre and Roman stripes and handsome over- Mo P r oc
shot figures; thc colorings are medium, lieht or dark Vachette puraea with top an.d back straps, 50c to $1.75
-i . . W . . - P Kadium handbags, in colors $ 75 (T
nyirl I
ctllvl IjUIIUH JllSESrrfr .■Jsm Handbag's of buff alligator \\ $2.00 j
—board-end silk four-in-hand in rich colorings that are over- Leather handbags in colors . s|| o o &4
Black cotton seamless socks _ 150 shot with figures. Dives, Tomeroy & Stewart —Street Floor. i 3
Black silk lisle seamless socks 180 sl.oo—wide-end silk four-in-hand in distinctive patterns of *
Silk lisle seamless socks in black and tan 25* a \,r dl / S S °"S f° lor ?- , .
Fibre silk seamless socks in black and colors 33 s tn,L s Magadore s,lk four-m-hands woven Roman JN CW
Thread silk seamless socks in black and colors 500 rpi „ m . ' TTT
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart. Street Floor. I Inousands 01 lies at 18c to 50e I Women
Including bat and club strings, shield and band Tech -*rr
tieS ' four ' in - hand and shield bows. Some of the patterns J A splendid showing of stylish footwear is ready for Easter-,
rdv UI 1 tCIJUUIVb lUI £jcib It;! LlU.e are ? f solld colors, some are figured, some striped and others choosing. Many new modes in pumps are shown in a pleas*-
are in the conventional black. I inc 1 varietv of wanted leathers
Humanity at the Cross Roads, by J. Herman Randell SI.OO pn • , j> c< . ll 1 j i 1 • I s u. wmacu iwuicis.
F?ndln^God^s'<?omfort, r 'by 3 J.^R. Z \'lUler,^D? l D.' . I^?y'. B .ohllXS 01 bilk and CottOll 1 aDFICS '
Friendship, by Black *I.OO TJI rAj (tF rf\ Patent coit, black calfskin and black kidskiii.' some 'stvles Vhnw*.r°
In Tune With the InHnite, Ralph Waldo Trine $1.25 XIIC6S xCanQTe T 10111 tO b5 Hi) forated vamps, high French or leather Cuban heels ' ' ' Vitn
In the Hallow of His Hand. Ralph Waldo Trine *1.25 & x x Will cl/U <pU.V\J p ttten t kid, dull kid and black kidskin Pump" with lone narrow lin^-
That Something, by W. W. Woodbridge 50c . , . . .„ . and high French heels, light weight soles . . narrow llneij
Friendship, by Ralph Waldo Emerson 25c toaster Ushers 111 the Silk shirt season and we confidentially believe we are better prepared in Grey kidskin and white reinskin Cloth Pumos covereH' T.'rtnV v!
Cold nust' father by Cha,lotte Younfe '- cl ° -'sc this important branch of the Men's Department than any other time heretofore. he f,nV hl.'ii' um P.'.mn, V • ' Sl.ko
Gold Dust, leather 81.00 1 3 Black dull kid Pumps with one strap over instep, high French heels sx
Dailv Food' leather 1?° Silk shirts in white and colors are Madras silk stripe shirts are $1.50 to $2.50
Daily rood, leather . ... ... . •••••••••• 3oc $3 . 83> ss. 9 B, SI.OB an,l $5.50 Percale, madras and rep shirts, at .. . sc to $I!50 FrenCh leather heelSl hand Welted soles $6.00
Dues, Pomeroy & Stewart Street h loor. Fibre silk shirts are 92.50 to $3.98 Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart —Men's Store. Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart—Street Floor Rear
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*l* 4 DAD A TI? 17LTTL 1 April 13, under the auspices of the
r.l iAnl In AIVi V Til ft 1 local committee of A. B. F. B. Per
manent Blind Relief War Fund. Mrs.
rAn Aft TIX" Df ¥\TT\ L >'man D. Gilbert is in charge. Miss
FOR ALLIES BL11N1) A^r^TtL^n h r,t ir s,ed
: soprano soloist of the Paris and Hague
Grand Opera Companies, will render
ni . , JO T , many operatic selections. Sergeant Ma-
Klinded Soldier-Lecturer, War Jor Robert Middlemiss, the British of
,, J r\ .. n flcer - who was blinded by a hand-
Movies and Operatic Fro- grenade at Gallipoli, will deliver a
.., n , stirring address. Moving pictures spe
gram at tllC urpneum dally imported from France, showing
the blinded soldiers, flrst stricken in
... . . . .. t .. the trenches and gradually made per-
One of the most elaborate charlt- ma nently self-supporting, useful and
able entertainments of Harrisburg's happy through the present A. B. F. B.
Fecial season will take place at the, movement, will be exhibited.
Orpheum theater Friday evening,: The entertainment will take place
Bringing Up rather Copyright, 1917, International News Service By
, T" n -T r——
m ~ DE/SR YOU'LL CONTRA
ffliriS&XM . sa THEMMOWWWT TO BE • YOORSP?r
, t>F(ED
under their exclusive auspices. Many c
young society girls will act as ushers, j
Relief of Blinded c
All money received from the enter- a
tainment will be applied to aid the t
fund in giving relief of the many sol- a
diers and sailors of Great Britain, t
France and Belgium. In case the Unit- t
ed States becomes involved in the pres
ent war, to the extent of having blind- c
ed soldiers and sailors, proceeds will I
be used to care for those too. £
The A. B. F. B. Permanent Blind 1
Relief War Fund is the most widely I
organized of all American war relief \
societies for the benefit of the entente h
allies. Its national headquarters are at d
590 Fifth avenue, New York City, and t
it has branches in Boston, Philadel- j
phla, Cleveland, Chicago, Richmond, o
Norfolk and more than a hundred c
HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH
other American towns and cities. Its
purpose is to raise a $2,000,000 en
dowment to teach the blinded soldiers
and sailors trades not requiring sight
and subsequently to furnish them with
all necessary tools and materials and
to sell at good prices the articles which
they make.
The fund's American organizers in
clude: Vincent Astor, August Belmont,
Robert Bacon, Lyman J. Gage, U. S.
Senator Thomas P. Gore, Myron
T. Herrick, Otto H. Kahn, George A.
Kessler, Elihu Hoot, Whitney
Warren and Joseph Widener. The
honorary vice-presidents include hun
dreds of notables. The honorary
treasurers are Frank A. Vanderlip,
president of the National City Bank
of New York, Sir Edward Holden,
chairman of the London City and
Midland Bank, and M. Georges Pal
lain, Governor-General of the Bank of
France.
The fund will be distributed under
the patronage of the Monarchs of
England and Belgium and the Presi
dent of France.
S AUSTRIAN MINISTERS OUT
By Associated Press
Ivondon, April 4. The Austrian
ministers of justice, war antl finance
have resigned after the revelation of
a great scandal connected with army
supplies according to a dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph Company from
The Hague which quotes German
newspapers as its authority. Accord
ing to the dispatch three ministers
assisted Dr. Franz, formerly director
APRIL 4, 1917.
- of the Vienna Deposit Bank, to escape
f the consequences of having illegally
sold foodstuffs to the army at exorbl
tant prices.
[ ORDERED TO J)()\ UNIFORMS
By Associated Press
New York, April 4. On ordeis is
sued from eastern department head
quarters here, the men at all army
, posts along the Atlantic coast will ap-
pear to-day in their field service uni
f forma. _
, REI LETTER DAY IN PARIS
i Paris, April 4. "lt is a red letter
i day for us," was Premier Ribot's com
- ment on President Wilson's speech.
3 In conversation with his friends the
r premier expressed the deep joy felt
, o>cijuuuy in rranee over the entry
into the contiict of the great American
democracy.
loop eye* are worthy of the be*
attention yon can gire them. Del.
singer glasses can be had as low
205 LOCUST ST.
Optometrists
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