Harrisburg telegraph. (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, July 08, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

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    ANNUAL STORE PICNIC AJ _ na - 9j> ANNUAL STORE PICNIC
THURSDAY, JULY 10TH. THURSDAY, JULY lOTH.
""" " HAnRISBIIRU, TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1910. " ————— —————————7- - FOUNDED 1871
Specials For Tomorrow—Store Closed All Day Thursday
Eight-Hour Day Fixed By
Shamokin Merchants
Shamokin, Pa., July s.—Blazing the trail for local
industries and other employers of woman labor, the
merchants of Shamokin to-day announced their
unanimous decision to adopt an eight-hour day in
all stores and offices effective July 14.
With 3.000 local silk workers on strike for an
eight-hour day, the movement on the part of the
merchant establishes an unusual precedent and is
believed to lay basis for a similar work day in all
local industries.
Heretofore clerks in stores were on a fifty-four
hour week basis and will receive the same wages
under the fortv-eight-hour week.
This news item speaks for itself. When the
leading merchants of a city put their moral force
back of a worthy movement, such as this, they
are taking a broad view of economic reforms.
The eight-hour day is becoming universal. A
shorter workday for the employed decreases the
number of unemployed.
This store closes at six on Saturdays, so its
employes are not obliged to work over eight
hours on any of the six days.
Specials In White Goods
Towels And Bedspreads
Mercerized Table Damask; 58 inches wide. A
varied assortment of attractive patterns; 39c yd.
Mercerized damask napkins, Linfeel, hemmed and
ready for use; $1.25 per dozen.
Hemmed crochet bedspreads, suitable for bunga
low and summer cottages, $1.69 each.
Hemmed crochet bedspreads; good weight, double
bed size; $2.50 each.
White lawn, assorted grades, all of superior qual
ity, 15c yd.
White Nainsook, 36 inches wide, 19c yd.
White Skirtings in striped pique and~gabardines;
39c yd.
Turkish towels, bleached and hemmed; 10c each.
Bleached twilled toweling; 4 yds., 50c.
BOWMAN'S—Second Floor.
Special Sale of Women's
White Silk Hosiery
White hosiery for women leads in hosiery
demands for the present season. Our stocks
are prepared to supply the great demand
brought on through the popular vogue of
white shoes.
We are placing on sale tomorrow morn
ing three choice lots of women's white silk
hosiery. All full fashioned, pure thread silk
with firm lisle top and reinforced heel and
toe.
These are seconds of a rare quality; bet
ter than some firsts and the irregularities
are hard to detect.
These stockings are made by one of Amer
icas largest hosiery manufacturers, whose
product is of a high standard, therefore we
are offering three extraordinary lots of
white fashioned silk hosiery.
Lot No. 1, Light Weight, $1.29.
Lot No. 2, Medium Weight, $1.39.
Lot No. 3, Medium Heavy, $1.65.
All white in all sizes.
BOWMAN'S—Main Floor.
HALL CANNER
Every Jar TV hen You Use The
HALL COLD-PACK CANNER
device for cold pack can
ning and preserving as ; |
urged and demonstrated ju-
Agriculture and State t
Institution. It is made
a time which are held
by patent jar holders in such a manner as to make it
impossible to scald or burn the hands; $5.50.
We are displaying a most complete line of Fruit
jars, canners, driers, jar rings, strainers, etc.
BOWMAN'S—Basemen'
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TUESDAY EVENING, HAHEUBBtTRO TELEGRAPH JULY 8, 1919.
July Clearance Sale Of
s Low Shoes
Continues Tomorrow
20% Off Regular Prices
When you consider the present rising shoe market with increase in cost since these shoes were purchased,
you can readily see what remarkable values you are receiving when we sell these shoes to you at 20 per cent,
off usual prices and as every pair of shoes were purchased during the spring and summer of this year, then you
know that every pair is of this season's stock.
Our object is simply to get everyone thoroughly familiar with Bowman's Shoe Department. We want you
to see the stylish shoes we sell and know the quality that is in them.
We make it worth your while to come here by making these reductions in the height of the summer season
when you can get months of good service out of then. All black, brown and colored Pumps and Oxfords.
Not all sizes in every'style, but every size in a variety of styles. No. C. O. D.s —No Exchanges—All Sales Final.
Black and brown kid oxfords; strictly bench made, ' '
hand turn and Louis XV heel, sale price, $10.40.
'/nx Black kid and brown calf Colonial pump, hand turn \
[ sole and Louis XV heel, sale price, $9.60. J
Black suede oxford; hand turn sole and Louis XV K
](T\ \3y heel, sale price, $9.20. F- f jjj
Patent leather 5-eyelet oxford with light welt soles yZ
and Louis XV heels, sale price SB.OO.
L /\ Patent leather Colonial pumps; turn soles and J
\ Louis XV 7 heels, sale price SB.OO.
4U \ Pumps with pointed tongue in black kid, black
suede, pearl and field mouse gray, sale price, SB.OO.
f Black and brown calf oxford; turn sole and Louir
( nv XV heel, sale price, $7.16.
Black and brown kid oxfords; turn soles and
l\s leather Louis heels, sale price, $6.36. f vLJ
Black and brown calf pumps with small tongue
welt soles and leather Cuban heel, sale price, $6.00.
J *\ Black kid oxford and tan calfskin oxfords; welt \
soles and leather military heel, sale price, $5.96. ZJ*
\ (|\ >sA Black calf oxfords; welt soles and leather military £!!& \ I
V \. heel, sale price, $5*56.
Black calf and tan calf pumps, leather military
heels, sale price, $5.16.
BOWMAN'S—Main Floor.
Women's Summer Vests 35c Women's Union Suits 65c
3 For SI.OO Women's fine cotton rib union suits. A summer
offering today a choice lot of women's light weight S armen '. I™ "k, hand top, sleeveless tight knee;
summer vests. Cut low neck, sleeveless, also with a well fitting garment specially priced; regular and
bodice tops. These vests are exceptional bargains; t • v-ir
regular and extra size; 35c or 3 for SI.OO. * '
BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. BOWMAN'S—Main Floor.
jpfc One Of These Crisp, Fresh
jjfi Organdies Or Cool and Hand- ISt
some Gingham Dresses Should mm
Interest You At These
Special Prices W
. It is a special purchase bought so advantageously that we take pleasure in
' offering them to you much below the price they were intended to selLat.
t Fashionable ginghams in delight- Handsome dark and light piqued
indited v a ols d t7h^fbet S - -''"P" l
tiful lines in spite of their humble c " es val lace, trimmed with wide
prices. Straight lines and crush ribbon belts, $13.95. ,
• belt, with tunic or ruffled effects.
Dresses in voile, organdie and Other cotton dresses in a splendid
gingham, with lace edge ruffles, but- assortment of pretty fabrics and
ton and ribbon trimmed. Also the st )es sjz „ 14 to s j ,
smart two-piece shirtwaist dresses .... wf
that are very desirable for summer values, ranging in price from $15.00 Wb
wear. Special, $8.75. to $25.00.
BOWMAN'S—Third Floor.
1 In A Heap Of Colors Displayed ]('
I In The Art Department j
y Just heap upon heap of bright shining S
1 strings, glistening brightly. Any kind of a i
H bead that one can think of is to be found h
H there. Pearl, glass, coral, chalk, crystal, 1
§ iridescent, etc. " bv v
Pearl beads of three sizes, 59c string. e
Glass beads in yellow, green, red and any if
Hi other colors desired, 15c to 25c.
Red coral beads in two sizes, 19c string. §
Chalk beads in small and large white, red, §
111 yellow, blue, lavender, purple, etc., 15c and g
I) Crystal beads in white, 25c string.
M Satin beads in white, 39c.
Iridescent in black, 39c. fe
Large beads suitable for necklaces, or any §
jj other purpose; all shades, 3 for sc; 2 for sc, §
g 5c and 10c.
Portiere .beads in green, rose, gold and h(j
HI blue, 19c and 25c.
if Wooden beads for trimmings, 30c to 69c. SI
Bottled beads of assorted colors. These a
I are the beads the younger folks like to while g
i away the hours, 10c bottle. s
i Bag patterns, 50c Bead Needles, lc 1
j to SI.OO. """Bead Thread, 12c I
I Bead Looms, 79c. spool. j§|
Models of beaded bags
and necklaces on display
in the department J§z'
NXflfck BOWMAN'S— Js/
-Second Floor.
Novelty Handerchiefs
Something Entirely New
And Different^
Absolutely the classiest handkerchief of the day
shown in the most exclusive Fifth Avenue shop, as
well as the largest. The shades are gray, blue, pink,
orchid, maize and apple green with hand embroidered
Oriental designs, rolled edge in contrasting shades.
Pure linens, solid colors. Any shade that will ex
actly match your summer costume. 75c each.
Plain solid colors in linen in all desired shades of
pink, blue, lavender, etc. 35c each.
BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. •
GLOVES
for the New Flowing Sleeves
Whatever length the flowing sleeves may be, they
create new demand for gloves longer than estab
lished wrist length styles. For the costume with
which a cape or dolman is worn there is no glove more
suitable than the Centemeri Fielder, fine French kid,
beautifully soft and wonderfully fashioned. Full
pique crochet embroidered back, strap wrist in self
and contrast stitching of every shade of tan, mode,
black, white and gray; $4.95.
Tomorrow's Special
Fine French Kid gloves, two clasp, 5 row embroid
ered backs, over seam, bandalette tops in every shade
of brown; $2.50.
BOWMAN'S—Main Floor.
Values In Domestics
Dress Gingham 28c Yard
32 inches wide in plaids of three colors.
Bleached Sheeting 75c Square Yard
81 inches wide. Dwight Anchor brand one of
the best makes.
Percales 25c and 35c Yard
36 inches wide in light and dark pattern, good
styles.
BOWMAN'S—Second Floor.
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