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T j rue l! Sale of Suits and Dresses
1 cnt fortune that did net have its beginning with a ~ -■
thrittv person. Somewhere, sometime, someor\e began
to save —to save regularly and with a system. That #
.. STINGINESS. Webster correctly defines economy as # / O ' ' T\ ) /~\ , 4 , . 1 O •
therefore, does not mean continually re Of the Season in Bowman s Outer Apparel Section
to BUY—but merely to see that one receives full value ' *
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9 to-morrow to give our patrons advice *
JBL ' ° n l ' lC Cver *' ncreas ' to P' c * "How to jAn Immense Assortment of the Smartest Garments From the Best Makers
Stylish Though Stout." show the
llli • " , ° nderi " l -styfeh-stom- eoe.>.-j AH Selected to Measure Up to the Bowman Standard of Excellence
IBb demonstrate their value as beauty- Jr
Suits That Are "Special" Dresses That Mean Savings
ySMigafcagv ftffww SW examples of corsetry ever brought to A O
,'^ r --it' s '-I^,' : ! 'J e "^„ a n<i\viit a tran<- The reduction covers practically our entire stock of cloth suits of There is just enough variety in the styles we are showing to make
,-rm W o\r-deveK'pcJ figure into modish ■-Stylish Stout" strictly tailored or semidress lines in pony and eton effects, ripples the choosing of one's dresses at this sale a most delightful pastime. *.
appearance, wit hcomfort an<l supreme ia-t.. belted or plain models that can be worn on any occasion that should
typJ l \lflS?ge"figure' she demand and you know suits are the vogue to-day. Dresses have come in for their share of reductions; several
yxt to those interested, the proper model for their individual Many individual touches are added by novelty pockets, over col- hundred dresses taken from our own stock in high-class patterns of
l T 111 • I -„it itt mormw ' larS o( silk ' vestees of silk or pique, braid binding or trimming or a simple tailored or the more elaborate models.
\ou are cord.ally invited to consult her to-morrow. row of buttons artistically placed. . F
BOWMAN'S— ?FOND FLOOR. jhe iHaterials comprise serge, poplin, gabardine, Poiret twill, The materials are serge, wool j ersey, foulard, taffeta, georgette,
T ricotine, velour, tweeds, checks and pin stripes. and novelty materials in quite a large assortment of models.
I In X pw V* ttpPl'S The colors are all the best that are being shown and worn this
cipci l j season. A good assortment of sizes can be found for both the large and
Elegaiit, assortment of Cretonne in Egyptian designs The range of sizes is complete; from the size to fit the small small woman in colors that are bright or subdued as t lie occasion may t
for draperies and cushions, yard, from 35c to 51.25 woman to 50 bust. Extremely desirable at the new prices. demand. At the new prices you will sure want one or more.
Plain silk and linen sunfact crepe for portiers and side ,
$19.50, $25.00, $35.00, $45.00 $12.50, $16.50, $25.00, $35.00
50 inches wide, yard $2.00 to $3.?0
• J^wSrSaS*!?.."i*.'?!s&*."* These Prices Represent Extraordinary Values To-day—Considering
5 ' Market Conditions JVar
BOWMAN'S—Second Floor. ~
S —Third Floor.
i Clearaway Sale Of L ' aces ' JeZlr anJ
Silk is the momentous fabric for all dress wear; both for -m /f" •"f "ft / s*
beauty and service. Also considering the lesser advance in l\ /I 11.- t / Celluloid buckles and slides, each 10c to 25c
price of anv other fabrics. And the great satisfaction it brings V I 1 1 I I I I I--* I \ / I • , , , , . ... . , , oc
the wearer—by its durability and chic appearance. l T AlllllltC'iy
40-inch Brocade Cascadense in white, tan. rose, . and J j Yenise edges and insertions in match sets; Ito 3 inches
sapphire blue, for coatee or jacket, 53.50 vard. rri • j y j . T\* * " C J P i wide; yard, 25c to $1.50
50-incl f Silvertone Cotelet jersey in old rose, violet, Joan L fltMTlCd J~t(itS 0] UlStlTlCtlVC OtVIC rCCttUrCS T Filet laces and insertions, yard 10c and 75c
of Arc, red, and shadow lawn gi*een, S3.ro vard. j Real Filet edges from the baby edges to 6 inches; yard,
.■>'>-inch Rockaway Jjunt pongee: eight best spring ]VT every woman'and miss shows extreme care in the selection of a becoming i" \j j ' 50c to $6.95
lor suit> an< Loat . ._. ar . ... . hat, especiallv. With this thought in mind \ye have always endeavored to N \\\/ Georgette crepe, every desirable shade for sleeves, col
• r rcen'and^Copenha'gen'\\ § ith white figures/$1.59° vard." 1^ choose from the finest desrigners in the market and from the most famous makers. \ 1 lars an<l owns: 40 incl^es wide; extra c l ualit y- yard ' m
" 36-inch fancy Silks, stripes, plaids and checks, an immense \\ thls sal , e ' theretore. you have the opportunity of choosing from the best obtain ( C(\f <JI •
-howin°- of the prettiest and mot reasonably-priced silks a hle at reductions that vou will agree are exceptional inducements when you see Ihe largest assortment of neckwear that we have ever
$1.59 vard. ' the original price marks'on the tickets. " 4l I shown; embracing collars sets and vests in organdie,
d u . tt ■ • %x satin, Pique, Georgette, white and colored materials.
40-inch satin Rovaltv, various changeable combination?. , , , , x -,, - . , , . , . ~ ' 1 ' 6
By the way, this is an'improved silk over Baronette, as it is Lven the mo . st popular priced hats are carefully finished in details that show Collars and sets 50c to $2.50
wool mixed and not crushable, 54.50 yard. care in construction and trimming. y Vests 50c to $5 g5
, ' . mi a f An r m Ruff lings in net, organdie, and georgette. One inch to
IVash Fabrics l ariety That Appeals to All Tastes a '"" ! " ches widt; B ow"i.'° r^r rd ' ,2scsl,s °
~ r i j TL t • t.i j All finest Pattern Hats in lisere and milan straws, trim- Another lot of trimmed hats and neatly tailored ones— L_——————-———>——————————.
36-inch Abeco Foulard. rhese are highly mercerized . jets-verv special at Sj?10.(H) put up with the care that makes Bowman millinery dis
fabrics, equal in ajjpearance to all silk materials ot much ,cu vu " . <luu J cls tr - v J, P cl -'' ai uiw.w tinctive this sale Jfcl (K)
higher value. Beautifu! designs in old rose, black. Nile green, . Beautiful tailored and dress hats, flower trimmed and Wonderful values In'this' lot of'trimmed hats', "with care- Vdlll^C
I rench blue, topen, on white grounds, Sl-o yard. some with wings and glazed ostrich—this sale, f u l consideration to tfce minutest detail of making and trim- iYLLraCLIVC V aIUCS
40-inch embroidered voiles of fine quality, in ground cf and $7..H> ming—this sale
Belgian blue; old rose, lavender and white with beautiful silk
Values Unsurpassed at In Wavy Gray Switches ;
in two sizes, and the following colors—black, Copen, gold. v r T l l* O 7 TD '
green, old rose This is the of the season for j MstV 1 HCSC OClle FriCeS ' .A Despite the fact that gray hair has
-•-mart, up-to-date wearing apparel, ih.-'O to SI. vard. HI fik ~ • t* j
1 36-idch imported Irish dress linen in all the" fashionable Bandeau Hats with high crown sennit braid-in KJL greatly increased in pnee, we are still able
.hade, of the season. This linen is "creaseless" of extra fine If n . av >' and khaki—with colored facings - a splend.d to ofter
weave and warranted fast. $1.25 yard. Wenchow body' hats', banded'with'patent 'leather and faced YU*lWk&Cr\ 18 and 20-Inch Gray Switches
.•>_-inch silk anil co ton shirting ot extra tine quality and a /tP? in Georgette crepe—poke and sailors—black, Copen, navy and I? Iw/Vi ) < at .45 and $3.45
large assortment of colored stripes tin white garments, foe j red-speeial this sale #1.0 J \( F.very shade of gray matched to VOW
> ar(l - Jd I One assortment of liserc hats in blacks and colors 'arge \ • \ \
30-inch imported Japanese crepes in beautiful hand-printed and small shapes. These popular-priced hats arc big values, hair by experts.
• designs and colorings. These crepes are specially suitable for ( . - specially, priced at ; ,•! „ ITT • M . J
kimonos and are something entirclv new, 45c vard " - BOWMAN'S —Third Floor ■ Keal riair Nets, 95c per dozen
BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. ' . | BOWMA.VS-Thinl FWor
FRIDAY EVENING,
1 HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH
APRIL 26, 1018.
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