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| Additional Mill &> Factory Sale News on Page 12 j I
Silks From Our Regular Stock Radically A Mill and Factory Sale Announcement
Reduced To Effect An Immediate From the Men's Clothing
Stock Clearance Section
75c Black Silks at 56c $1.50 Black Drepe de Chine, $1.09
Many of our most staple weaves go into the Mill and Factory Sale at lower prices than it will $15.00 and $16.50 Suits—A New Lot (t* 1 A
be possible for us to quote for identical weaves later in the season, so if you are interested in pro- 1 T~7 j , i C*l 111
curing a serviceable silk way under price we suggest that you see these values to-morrow: J USI I UrCn3.SOQ"""t/ntor 1110 o£tlo 3.t .
$2.00 evepe casade, the heaviest. Cheney's 85c shower proof foulard, SI.OO messaline silk stripes. Mill
Mm" v tz ;%*'": to ' y . s " e 79c , * tl "','»**«* mon , th in «* f ° r *«* winte action*, « n ,i w i«»»
es: 40 inches wide; in Rocky Moun- price, uyL Black Dress Silks maker informed us that he had a lot worthy ol entry in the Mill and Factory Sale at SIO.OO, we
tain blue, Palm Beach sand, Russian 89c satin stripe tub silks, 36 inches 75 c black messaline. Mill c/; r investigated and were pleased to take every suit lie had which bought otherwise would retail at
green white and black. Mill J9q wide, including designs in black and aml p ac tt r y Sale price $15.00 and $16.50.
and factory Sale price white. Mill and Factory JQr $1.23 black messaline. Mill Q7 r
$1.25 crepe de chine, 40 inches Sale price, yard, and Pactorv Sale nriee V/ C.
wide, i, navy, i 'opmhagen, Tuxedo „ M w .ra b roi l,. 36 »i Sbllckta#rt™36 tehe. wide. Both El " ; 1,s 1 11 and thc more conservative cut sacks in two and three-button models with re*u
brown, flame and lilac. Mill c and 40 inches wide; in many shades. Mill and Factory Sale O&r 1 al ' 01 " P a^ pockets,
and Factory Sale price, j ill and Factory Sale SQf price . ... VOC
i Pussy* wiiiow taffeta, Miii £T "«T"o» Patterns and Styles $lB Tartan Check $15,00 Balmacaans
and Factory Sale price, and Factory Sale ff 19Q price, * l,yo For Mpn onrl <-> • ,r> .
$2.00 stripe and floral crepe de price J) I .X*y $4.00 imported, crepe eharmeuse. * , SllltS sl2 00 SB 75
chine; 40 inches wide. Mill <C lAQ $3.50 faille brocade. Mill |AQ Mill and Factory Sale (Cl QO I OUII2 N4gll '
an fi^'?u- V ? aleprice :- ■> ' , i an^rn, Sale ., Pr i Ce V * •••-•: , , Klack unfinished worsted suits. . Blue Tartan ohecks ' Plain brown cheviot, brown has
s!.oo Shantung pungee, .53 inches ! $.1.00 faille silk in taupe navy, $3.00 satin de luxe 40 inches wide. sha,,ow stripe black cassimere and Brown Tartan Checks
wide. Mill and factory Sale £g c brown and rose. Mill and C| 9$ Mill and Factory Sale $2 Aft Hicviot suits. ket weave and grey Scotch mixture
P r il'. e ; . -1 ru7« a 'v mce 'ri''' 1' • pr L C /kA"ui" i 1" ~ * .. White chalk stripe blue serge suits. Two and three-button English u . .
$3.00 French moire, 40 inches wide, $3.00 finest quality eharmeuse, 111 sl.oo black - erepe de chine, 40 sh-idow strino blue sortm an.! war. , • , » .... 7. Balmacaans with convertible collars,
in two shades of blue. Mill <CI AQ navy and wistaria. Mill AQ inches wide. Mill and Fae- <£ |AQ slnl suifs 0 sacks with soil roll lapels and high
and Factory Sale price,.. " and Factory Sale price,.. Tory Sale price, «Pl.v/y Plain brown cassimere suits. cut vests, $18.(X) value. Mill and $15.00 value. Mill and Factory Sale
rr Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Street Floor. Fancy grey Scotch mixture suits. Factory Sale price, 512.00 price, $8.75
Men's Pajamas and NightShirts Men's Shirts Made of Good
Reduced For the Sale Materials In the Sale at 35c
gSSTI™ Pa ' am "' 79C fwc* Omtn, Saline CMK
SI.OO Muslin Pajamas. CQ. shirt, arc the kiwi that we sell The Mill and
Special ||| |p>| Factory Sale brings thc price down to or 3 for SI.OO.
preciahle savings by'th? two items Xoy^^m^tlle S f a onowini , : !»|| M or aS^ 6 ®.®. fT. Pe^! C .f. r * ! .!T!
Mill and Factory Mill and Factory Bj?|f Men's "Amoskeag" blue chambray sliirts, military collar; double sewed yoke and SI.OO
Moo's $1.50 madras and mercerized Men's SuSpendeFS Men's plain black satine and black and white stripe cheviot shirts; pearl buttons, QQ
" Men's Garters and Arm Bands ' W. it. r<n. tSftt i B Men's Flannel Shirts
St ™,T. Men's and Boys' Mackinaws" § "™'» «'•» ""***> "" "" 79<-
2oc Brighton silk arm bands Boys' $3.98 mackinaws $2.98 Mm Men's 75c blue and grey flannel top shirts
Boys' BIOUSe j vs ' mackinaws, $3.98 ' n ' S c ' lam ' )ra y s ' l * r * B ' two •eparate collars: sizes 14 to 17, JJoc
tached and band stvles, .. . . kr . * t . ' Men's $6.50 mackinaws $5.00 MB Men's Negligee Shirts
0r :J for Mcn ' s s7 ' so "aekinawß $5 . 98
Men's SI.OO ncfiligee shirts with laundered or French turn-over culTs, sizes 13% to 17, fiQ^
Men's Linen and Cotton Men's SIO.OO madkinaws 05*7 Krt . M&sr j •
o uiiiou <tuu uubbUU 'P'-OO Men's $1.50 Eagle, Emery and Wachu»ett negligee shirts of madras and percale; 95^
Men's 12% c, all linen hemstitched Men's $2.98 bath robes, .*-$1 95 ' /! Men's $1.98 and $2.50 fine mushroom bosom shirts $1.50
Men'g C p'la^i n' Slit" hemstitched'hand-
kerchiefs, 4 for Children's $1.98 bath robes $1.39 $5.95 OHli jUockci'S like ( lit; Spl'lUg Seat QK $2.00 Whitney shirts with fancy bosoms $1.19
Iff" Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Men's Store, Street Floor. Upholstered. Special Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Men's Store, Street Floor.
AMP3EMENTS | AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS j
ORPHEUM COLONIAL MAJESTIC
BR I ND AMOUR DpJ (%■«<;<. M a . v MM-,;,.,. moor.
Kea Lross maf y ARTHUR CHATTEROOd
Tht Taltphont Tanglt "".SMWW"" j MOMMta
r ° 3 OTHER (i«OD ACTS ~ , ,
WITH S OTHER UUi ACTS ANU A RiKW Mr.'" ".Hltcrdou and >ll*l B^linVl!
2 REEL KEYSTONE ta<^SSK,BSSXv ta -* v '
Anniversary Week COMEDY I Evening Kin III""* J
> THIHSDAY
__ Mat., (ilrl In Taxi mill Toiißn Unnrrn
Evening, Team off <hf Storill COUBtr)
CHESTNUT ST. AUDITORIUM a-&s
llatlncc, Tchm off the Storm Country
HARRISBURG, PA. v; ; s,n " of »"«««'«.*
PRICESi Evening*. 10c, 2l)r, JJOv,
. 501-| Matinee*, Kli-, air.
John McCormack . =g
FAMOUS IRISH TENOR, ASSISTED BY PhSTOpISV Ti'tldV
DONALD McBEATH, VIOLINIST r
ANITA STEWART AND
Wednesday Evening, Feb. 3, 1915, ai 8.15 j EA^S AMS
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT "THE RIGHT GIRL"
By special arrangement, to meet the unexpectedly large demand for Wonderful Vitagraph comedy.
scats at popular prices, the management has arranged to place on sale
SOO more seats at SI.OO each and others at SI.OO each. I "THE CABARET SINGER" 2 act
Other reserved seats as previously announced, $1.30 and $2.00 each. Kalem. Featuring Tom Mooro.
General admission, SI.OO.
Mail orders accompanied by cash or check sont to C. M. Sigler, .10 North 1 "HER WEAKLING BROTHER"
Second streot, Harrisburg, will be filled in the order received. < j 2 . act Lubin. Featuring John Ince.
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Jtic.'o O A"M , Sy iIPM "ALONE IN NEW YORK" | I YOU SHOULD 11
Y SpecialTo-dav IN nvE BIG ACTS HAVE SEEN
Also a Keystone Comedy With Fatty and Mable
A POWERFUL EMOTIONAL DRAMA Children under 14 years of nge not admitted. ■ |
TTARRISBURG STAR-INBEPENDENT, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2, 1915.
AMUSEMENTS | AMUSEMENTS
Delightful Hours of Travel!
CHESTNUT ST. AUDITORIUM
NAULTY'S JOURNEYS I
Vlimv* anil Motlttn I'lrtureß
FIIF. THI USDAVS, HUGINNI»G FKR. 4
W.AI.KS, SCOTLAND I'fb. 4
SI*.MIS Fell. (I
l\ 'I'HK KIMITS'I'Ut'S OF N U'Ol.lilON Feb. IK
IIIIOI.AND Feb. S.l
Vi;> H I"., Mnr. 4
AT S.ir. ADMISSION 2"> null no C'KNTS
i 1
Regent
l!V A I'I.ApS HV ITSEI.I'
| Lost Paradise
j A ."-reel Paramount l«'llm Pl«iy» Fea- i
(urliift the Celebrated Actor
11. R. WARNRR
llhi«tratliiK the ntriiKKle between
| capital ii ml labor.
To-morrow—W11»I) FLO \Y 101!
| A bewildering? characterisation with
Marguerite Clark In leaillni? role—
| Another Paramount I'Vatiire.
HOIJRS*—I2 \oo\ —II P. M.
\«lmlNalon : Children r»e; A<lult*, lOe
I v .-V
Ship Lumber Cargoes Abroad
Mobile, Kd). 2.—Twenty-two cargoes
j of lumber were cleared 1 from Mtotoile for
i foreign ] forts during the first 16 d ays
jof January, as shown by the latest
' availaiblo figures. lj»rgo ship-mchts in
mailing vessels have been made to
Genoa, Italy, anil a nutnlber of steam
riliips have carried lumber an*l timber
to tbe Clyde river.
rilffl CurPll In H to 14 n«vn
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINT
MENT fails to our.! Itching. Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles. Flnt ap
plication gives relief. 50c.
Artistic Printing at Star-Independent.
Gash That Kills Is Unexplained
Pottsvillc, Feb. l!.—Three weeks ago
j better 'Carrier William Fiddler, of the
Pottsvillc city force, came homo and j
j found his wife unconscious, with a gash
j across her forehead. She was unable to
explain what happened to her and died
I yesterday, after ibeing unconscious al
| most ever since.
A Personal Statement
There are so-called "honey and tar"
j preparations that cost the dealer half
as much but sell at the same price as
tho original and genuine Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound. We never offer
these imitations and substitutes. Wo
know you will buy Foleywhenever
i .von need a cough syrup if you once
j use it. People .come long distances for
tho true KVJIHiY 'S-—over thirty years
the leading remedy for coughs, colds,
crou.p, whooping cough, bronchial and
lagrippe coughs.—George A. Gorgas, 16
Xorth Third street, P. R. R. Station. —
Adv.
Coal Gas Kent Them From Breakfast
Ashland, Fob. 2.—When William
Khutt, aged 84, and his son, Harry,
aged 40, failed to respond to calls for
breakfast, a domestic found both ap
parently dead and a strong odor of coal
gas in the room. A stove pipe was
found dislodged. Late last evening tho
son s'howed feeble signs of life.
FORMER ITALIAN PREMIER
TALKS ABOUT NEUTRALITY
Rome, Feb. 2.—Giovanni Giolitti,
the former Premier, is making an effort
to discredit reports that he has agreed
with Prince Von Bnelow, the German
Ambassador, that Italy must maintain
I its neutrality at all costs. To accom
plish this purpose a letter written by
him to a deputy has been published
here.
| In this letter Hignor Giolitti says he
' has known I'rincc Von Buelow many
| years and has high esteem for his tal-
I onts and character. He always found
the distinguished German a friend of_
| Italy, although naturally placing th/
| interests of ins own country first.
I When the Prince lived in Rome as a
| private individual the former Premier
| says he went to see him often, yinco
I he has been hero as Ambassador they
have exchanged visits; but discussed the
war only academically, without touch
ing upon the attitude of Italy.
In closing his letter Rignor Giolitti
says he considers war a misfortune to
ibe faced only when necessary for hon
or or the great interests of the coun
try. He does not consider it permis
sible to drag the country into war be
cause of a seutimental feeling toward j
other countries. Tn the present condi
tion of Europe he believes it might be
possible for Italy to obtain enough
I honor without war.
RAU)IN(i UNFORTIFIED TOWNS
TO BE TREATED AS PIRACY
Pefcrograd, Feb. 2.—'Acting in con
formity with the general spirit of the
international conventions, in which the
rules of warfare are laid down, Rus
sia has docMfvl to treat the 'bombard
ment of an unfortified town as an act of
piracy, the persona taking part in such
to be considered pirates, regardless of
whait claim they may make that they
arc entitled to bo treated as bellig
erents.
The dropping of bombs upon l»ibau
on the Bailtic coast of Russia, which
long ago ceased to be a fortified place,
presents a ease in point.
The crow of tihe dirigible which raid
ed this place are to be dealt with as
criminals without the 'benefit of thn
privileges extended to prisoners of war.
They have been informed that thc.v will
be treated, and tried as common out
laws.
I Makes Stubborn Coughs |
I Vanish in a Hurry |
X Surprisingly Good rough Syrup ©
g Esslly and (heap ("y"
® Made at Home ©
If some one in your family has an ob
stinate cough or a bad throat or chest
cold that has been hanging on and refuses
to yield to treatment, get from anv drug
store oupces of Pinex and make it
into a pint of cough syrup, and watch
that cough vanish.
Pour the UVi ounces of Pinex (."if)
cents worth) into a pint bottle and fill
the bottle with plain granulated sugar
syrup. The total cost is about f>4 cents,
and gives you a full pint—a familv
supply—of a most effective remedv, at a
saving of $2. A day's use will usually
overcome a hard cough. Easily prepared
in 5 minutes —full directions with Pinex.
Keeps perfectly and has a pleasant ta»te.
Children like it. I
It's really remarkable how promptly
and easily it loosens the drv, hoarse or
tight cough and heals the, inflamed mem
branes in a painful cough. It also stops
the formation of phlegm in the throat
and bronchial tubes, thus ending the per
sistent loose cough. A splendid remedv
for bronchitis, winter coughs, bronchial
asthma and whooping cough.
Pinex is a special and highly concen
trated compound of genuine Norway pine
extract, rich in guaiacol, which is so
"healing to the membranes.
Avoid disappointment by asking your
druggist for '•2% ounces of Pinex,"' and
do not accept anything else. A guarantee
of absolute satisfaction goes with this
preparation or money promptly refunded.
The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Irid.