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BELL 1001—2350 UNITED HARRISBURG, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1018. > FOUNDED 1871
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There's Abundant Charm
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Characterized by the tendency toward simplicity of the most effec- ;| Yl
V tive type, these new suits present with absolute certainty the smartly I W
)/Brm Ft J JCTBk. tailored —even distinguished—appearance of each and every wearer. In '
WrW I u|\\ their very plainness lies their charm, emphasized perhaps by the effec
nil tiveness of the slight trimming features which are used with such ' ktiiin Jjl
1 II I Ifinl jg splendid taste. Some exclusive models trimmed with fur. wil JJLVVV ' Jt\
B§ ff fjl I nHt ai c& Made of velour, oxford cloths, evord, duvet de laine and duvetyne, !f\ \\\ t j
/' jj I UK I#' m. silvertones, wool serge, poplins and tweed-o-wool, in favored shades jjtiffim i ' 'V\ '■ ~
n ' tan ' Um ' J°^ re ' tau P e nav y a nd black, $35, $49.50, I | ■
New Are Lovely Dresses In ■ j fj
Prettier Than Ever Furs of Selected Pelts Infinite Variety
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£5 Smart and becoming models, made of Velours, IT> 1* 1~1 T\/T J Cloth Dresses and Silk Dresses, made up in a multi
[C; Bolivia, Silvertones, Suede-finished cloths, Plush, ./vllCi ±vCll3.t)ly JVI3CIC tude of styles, one lovelier than the other. Here are
Duvetyne and Silk Velour. Many with fur collars, numerous models whose chief charm lies in their sim- jp
® which add immeasurably to their distinctiveness. No Good Furs are the kind we sell —the only sort that ate permitted plicity and severity of line; and others trimmed elab
fe, matter how critical you may be, you will find here a to enter our stocks. You don't buy furs often. When you do, you orately and most artistically. They come in Trico-
Coat that becomes you admirably and that satisfies should get qualities that are guatanteed for satisfactory servcie. Full- lette, Georgette, Charmeuse, Silk Poplin, Serges and
|| your ideas of style, quality and fit. Priced at $29.50 length Coats, Coatees and Capes, $ /a, .a , $ 50, s39a. Jersey, and include the well-known Betty Wales g|
H to $185.00. Scarfs and Stoles in various furs as low as $19.50. dresses, sls to sllO. M
BOWMAN'S Third Floor BOWMAN'S —Third Floor. BOWMAN'S—Third Floor
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| More New Millinery These Lovely Waists I
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Daily Arrivals Embracing New Features Are Winning High Popularity! 1
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Keeping the Millinery Department abreast of the fashion dictates means being on the Jod *> i , i
l& . - * _ , more showy than they have been, ranging from artistically simple styles to the most elaborate. $3
j® daily. In the last few da>s many changes [lave aen p ace. e arc rea yo s low you se\e a Georgette is the leading fabric, and our showing is replete with Georgette Blouses in .wonder- jlj
\-i> hundred Hats that have just arrived and are the smartest of the smart. fully varied and becoming styles. pi
||j Large Hats of Panne Velvet with bright-colored facings and large Black Velvet Hats. Navy Georgette Blouse of excellent quality, trimmed in bisque Georgette, cut steel coral jj|j
' beads; flat collar, square neck, $29.50. ww
1 . . The Bowman Millinery Department has Bisque and Navy Georgette Blouse, elabor
■ attained a reputation for showing only smart ately trimmed with beads-round neck, flat ,fW
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I P reason our hats are unusually becoming. tern, and underlaid with bisque collar, $14.95. 1
Ihe style is correct and the materials are Blouses in peach and maize Georgette com- P t Igj' \\
always the best, regardless of the price you bined with blue; hand-embroidered front and
C'h .Visit the Millinery Department and expe- Extra large sizes in Georgette, Crepe de
A' r^ence pleasure of selecting your hat Chine and Voile, in many beautiful colorings
t0 tailored hats, 552.98 to sls. BOWMAN'S—Third Floor. MBB-i
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WEDNESDAY EVENING TELEGRAPH SEPTEMBER 18, 1918.
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