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Help Save!
Save food—save labor—save time to win the war.
B* At the request of the Commercial Economy Board
of the Council of National Defense it is earnestly re
quested that everything be conserved.
May we also again remind you of the following re
quests of the Economy Board :
I—Carry packages whenever possible.
2—Avoid exchanges by being reasonably
certain of keeping goods before you purchase.
3—Use C. O. D. privilege only when you
intend to keep goods and when you are sure
someone will be at your home to receive them.
4 —Shop in the morning and thus distribute
business over the day.
Remember—every saving that we make or you help
us make must eventually reach you —the consumer.
Opening Suit Sale of the
FaU^Season
Hundreds of Suits For Women
and Misses Attractively Priced
$25.00 $29.50 $35.00
i All indications forecast the
l' JllvJ popularity of suits for wear
J||l Q* from now on.
i Countless new models have
'•s just arrived styles becom
ing to most women that all
®lll \ IBS who as P ire to be well dressed
I is |K'X must have one.
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Jjj ,'jlrtt |Y\\ ( J 7) Materials are principally fine
Aljj/ J f quality broadcloth, silvertone,
Jli 1 velour, Burclla cloth, poplin,
li ' i ser £ c . novelty weaves. All the
li ' ■ it)l! 'm season's leading colorings and
lrftrr r l \ s^a^es represented.
F"° r women who desire the
i . ' higher cost suits of the very
, V a ■/ $ ; t ' finest materials and mark
y ' ii ■ ij j I V ed individuality the showing
V. SSfsil !■', j! Ya at from $40.50 to $195.00
BUsii cannot be surpassed.
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Vpfe BOWMAN'S—Tliird Floor
Ready For a Supreme Showing of
Women s an
Fall Coats
the largest display
The collection embraces
every new idea Coats in *
fuH assortrrierit tc>
$12.50, $15.00 'jfiHH
$25.00, $35.00 IMff
fabrics that have no
rivals at the prices—sso.oo jr \
to $175.00. §l\
f BOWMAN'S—Third Floor.
New Kimonos
Are now being shown in all the late colorings—rose,
Pekin blue, pink, etc. Many attractive novelties in plain
colored crepe —and handsome figured materials. A wide
variety at t
SI.OO to
BOWMAN'S—Third Floor.
FRIDAY EVENING,
The Floors of This Bright Store Laden
With Fashion's Latest Offerings
tW hat is correct and dependable in everything to wear
and for the home, '
—The store has been made more pleasant in looks. Much time has
been spent in working out its most convenient arrangement and the it
store never looked so charming as it does now never presented so M SI.
wonderful a diversity of a season's new styles. ||| Jl|a
—Here in endless array —apparel and millinery of distinction
dress accessories home furnishings and fittings of every sort, from ....
the most modest prices the range including everything up to mer
chandise of highest exclusive degree. y *
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New FaJJ"Electric" Brand
House
These dresses are superior in quality to the average house
garments sold to-day.
They are especially good fitting and modeled in very at
tractive styles.
A variety of patterns in light, medium and dark colorings
of ginghams, percales and chambray.
Sizes to fit any woman—36 to 56.
Price range $1.25, $1.50 to $2.98
BOWMAN'S—Third Floor.
HANDKERCHIEFS
For_ Men_and IVomen
Women's handkerchiefs of the finest quality of batiste in
many new and beautiful styles the new rolled hems in
dainty colors with corner designs to harmonize, or the neat
narrow hemstitched border, with embroidered designs in
white—silk handkerchiefs in delicate shades or in white with
colored borders.
For men we have white handkerchiefs with wide or nar
row hemstitched hems, plain or witlig|pitials.
Featuring—
Men's initial handkerchiefs, white with white embroidered
initials, hemstitched hems at 12j4$ and 25$
Women's batiste handkerchiefs with colored embroidered
designs, box of 6 .SI.OO
Women's batiste handkerchiefs, hemstitched and rolled
hems, embroidered designs in white or colors, at . ...12vJ$
! Floor.
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Some Specjql Values From the
IVhite Goods Section
Excellent qualities of nainsook and longcloth in just the
right weights for lingerie or children's wear.
The fineness of these weaves cannot be surpassed, and we
are featuring specially—
Old Glory longcloth, in 36-inch width—extra fine quality,
in lengths of 12 yards, at, piece SJi.OO
Nainsook of an excellent quality for lingerie, at ... .19$ yd.
Superior grades of nainsook, at, yard 39$ and 50$
Lingerie crinkle —a material that requires no ironing, mak
ing it especially desirable for underwear, at, yard ..... .25$
Longcloth, in 10-yard pieces, at, piece $1.59
BOWMAN'S—Second Floor. >
An All-the- Year-Round
TOY DEPARTMENT
Not only during the holiday seasons do we sell toys, but
every month in the year you will find here a full and com
| plete stock of the newest and latest ideas in toys toys that
will delight and fascinate the grown-ups as much as the
younger folks.
Teddy bears made of plush with movable limbs and glass
eyes, at 75$
Stuffed cloth animals, dogs, horses, cats, etc 10$
Toy pianos, 5 keys, sweet tone
Small dolls with hat and dress, also voice ... .......19$
Character dolls, boys or girls, with dress and hat, 17 inches
high, at • )8^
Torpedo boat, 17 inches long, painted battleship gray, at
75 it
Submarine, 14 inches long, battleship gray color ....25$
Wheelbarrow, steel body and legs, painted red 50$
Express wagon, steel body and wheels, 75$
Ouija boards, mysterious and entertaining —"asks and
answers questions • 98$
Architectural blocks, builds cither a red brick or granite
block structure ......490
COWMAN'S—Basement.
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HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH
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HAIUUSBURG, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 101T,
Beacon Bath Robes
For Women
Jy Who su P e " or of these fine
y?jSjP garments for the season of 1917-
gßs|| 1918. Handsome and artistic pat
terns and colorings that are ex
j elusive—the most sightly and com
-1 fort-giving garments of their kind
T fiffi y et Produced.
A wide range for choice.
$3.98 to $6.00
BOWMAN'S—Third Floor.
Smartest of Fall and Winter
Silk Petticoats
Fashion has bestowed unusual attention on the new petti
coats this season with the result of much novelty in designs
and variety in color and material.
The lines in the new petticoats make a proper foundation
for the new silhouette.
Colors —many new shades and changeable effects. Even
ing petticoats of lustrous satins and silks—exquisite dainty
affairs —
Prices—#2.9B to $7.75.
BOWMAN'S—Third Floor.
Silks—Dress Goods
Every yard of this great Fall and Winter display is of ab
solutely dependable quality—goods bought from the leading
manufacturers of America—and in spite of the war, there is a
liberal showing of the tine imported fabrics.
Not only will the beauty of the goods attract you, but the
moderate prices at which they arc marked will interest you.
SOMEEXAMTLES---
SILKS
35-inch black Pailette de Soie, yard $1,539
36-inch Two-tone Glasse Satins, yard $53.00
40-inch Satin Charmeuse, yard $53.50
40-inch Crepe Meteor, yard $53.00 and $53.50
40-inch Satin Sublime, yard $53.75
40-inch Pussy Willow Satin, yard .. $8.50
36-inch plain Brocade and Pompadour cotton back lining
satins, yard $1.25 and $1.50
DRESS GOODS
48-inch French Serge, all colors, yard >....51.89
54-inch Superior quality French Serges, yard $2.50
40-inch yard .$1.50
40-inch Crepe Cloth, yard • $1.25
54-inch Plauis and Stripes, yard $2.50 to $3.50
50-inch Bru*dck)th, yard $1.75
BOWMAN'S—Main Floor.
OCTOBER 5, 1917.
War Bonds For Small Investors
—The features of the Second Liberty Loan appeal to
the small investors—the rate is to be four per cent.,
the bonds tax free, except when the income is subject to
the Federal surtax and excess profits, war profit and
inheritance and estate taxes.
—So the small investor has no reason for worrying
about the taxation provisions of the loan, which has the
advantages of giving a larger yield than the former.
The fifty-dollar bond , should be pop
ular among people of moderate means
—And now that the interest rate has been increased and
the public has had some education in Government
financing there is no doubt as to the success of the sec
ond offering.
—Patriotism prompts one to subscribe, and thrift also
appeals, for the United States Government which needs
the three billions to carry on the war is offering its citi
zens the best interest-bearing security in the world.
BUY A BOND
Splendid Shoes For Women
The newest expressions in foot
wear for the Fall and Winter pjR *
seasons show the wonderful
genius of the American shoe- j yE!
A beautiful and entrancing col- SKShu
lection of
demand—and priced moderately \|\ ®
considering the high quality and
The following items speak
briefly of this fascinating display:
At $5.00 At $8.50
Kidskin boots, high cut, Mahogany kidskin, " extra
high heeled or with the new high cut, laced boots with
three-quarter heels. the new medium heels.
At $6.00 At # 9 -00
xr:. i„i j . i Dark brown, mahogany
if v in a "t . m and black calf and kidskin
calfskin - extra high cut boots _ some with
military boots - glove fit- and fawn buck t
ting " At SIO.OO
At $7.00 Silver gray and stone gray
Dark brown calfskin lace suede laced boots with full
boots, wing tipped, "Pedes- French heels. New York
trian" heels. made.
At $7.50 At $13.50 .
Dark brown and dark T,le handsomest and best
gray kidskin high cut laced ma(le boot Possible. Original
boots. models you'll find only here
BOWMAN'S —Main Floor grays and browns.
H r ivy Hair
WB*
22 inches long—of extra fine hair.
y* "j In all shades, except gray. An expert in
/ r~ charge of the hair dressing parlor will see
1 that the match is perfect.
BOWMAN'S—Third Floor.
In the Men's Fur Section
Ready for Fall with a com
prehensive assortment of men's fT.y v
dress accessories of every sort. ifvliiv
Latest Fall styles in dress wh'- gt\
shirts of quality, style and best jf|p|Wjwj '(■/??& m
makes, including the celebrated 1. •'• / |t|fnWf
Manhattan and Yorke brands.
Many exclusive patterns, both BBfy
woven and printed that you *
will find at no other place.
Dress shirts of plain and Natural wool shirts and
mercerized madras coat drawers, heavy weight,
style with soft cuffs, $1.50 $1.25, $1.75 and $2.50
Dress shirts of percale in Pajamas of madras and
choice patterns coat style percale,
with soft cuffs SI.OO $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00
Union suits of cotton. Pajamas of outing flan
ecru color, long sleeves and nel SI.OO,
ankle length . .$1.25 $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00
Union suits, white and Brighton Boston and Paris
peeler color, medium and Garters,
heavy weight, 25?, 35? and 50tf
$1.50 and $2.00 Cashmere half hose fn
Outing flannel nightshirts, black and natural 350
09?, SI.OO and $1.39 Monito half hose, lisle at
Muslin nightshirts, 25?; silk lisle at 39?;
(>9? and SI.OO thread silk at 60?
BOWMAN'S—Main Floor.
A bit of lace—a bit of silk—and lo!
A Pretty Neckpiece
Such a little thing—but what a difference it makes in the
effectiveness of your gown.
jflk The New Neck Things
For Fall
are unusually cliarming su
Jfrn frV -- pleasing materials;
j \/ most endless in variety, for
tbe y were chosen with ex
-1 f< ' clusiveness in mind—that your
' 1 ™e| ' v neckfixing might be individual
H J ' and different.
Satin collars and sets, round, square and roll styles,
50? to $3.50
Georgette crepe collars and sets, hemstitched and lace
trimmed • .50? to $2.95
Stocks and jabots of net and Oriental lace, 50? to $2.50
BOWMAN'S—Main Floor.
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