14 There's a Sound Note of Economy In To-day's List of Friday Bargains No Friday. Specials Colored Dress Goods Boys' Trousers Boys' Furnishings Friday Specials at Basement Specials Women's Neckwear Sent C. 0. D., or Mail or Specials Our entire stock of boys' Boys' 50c negligee shirts the Drug Counter 60c colonial table tumblers. Clearance group of odd 'Phone Orders Filled . Sheph„d check* 36 Friday at special with attached collar. Special 25c Ama m a talcum powder. SP»i»' Friday only, style, won,™'a neckwear, inches wide. Special Friday ' trnnnern r '• -it Special Friday only, ... 15* values to ;>oc. Special Fri —>——————— only, yard, 15* qtl.® trousers, . ..,..»5* Boys white hemstitched „ ~ ... , 60c thin blown tumblers, i t 191/ , - hmL/ vth E hi? enameled star decoration. ; • , .......... .12/ 2 * Alarm Clocks inches wide. Special Friday 75c trousers 59* day only, 5 for 10* w^lVwiv S P6< ' Fnday only ' doze :i; Lace co,lars 1,1 whlte and Alarm WOCKS onlV) vard 2 5* COc trousers, 39* Boys' 10c elastic lisle web 45 < et ' r "' values to 50c. Special 7oc guaranteed alarm _ ~.,R npr, ,i„r „ Sr.i>pinl Fri dav hat brushes. Special 15c amber chandelier gas Friday onlv 25«^ clocks, nickeled. Special Fn- o9c panama, oO inches wide. Boys' Raincoats suspenders. Special Fnday globes. Special Friday only, ' * dav onlv . 59* Special Friday only, yard, J onl y & * _ J r B 1 Umhrpllas _ _ " 34* Boys' $1.50 rubberized rain _ . 25c black bristle cloth mureiias 25c silver coin purses. Spe- coats; tan and grey, sizes 4 Men S waiters brushes. Special Friday only, 98c safety razor stroppers. American taffeta umbrel cial Friday only, 10* cWFridaV only yard 65* to 10 years. Special Friday Men's 10c pad elastic gar- 10* Special Friday only, . .25* las, for men and. women. Spe -25c white, gold and silver » 85c navy serge, 50 'inches °" ly ' 89 * ters. Special Friday only, 5* 25c white bristle hat Sntlil , cial on 'y picture frames. Special Fn- wide. Special Friday only, Dive,. Pomeroy & Stewart, Men's Moleskin and brushes. Special Friday only, Special Friday on y, 69* Valenciennes Laces day only, 15* 69* Men's Clothing, 2nd Floor, Bear. ITien S ITlOlcSKin allu 15* pocket levels. Special srDives Pomeroy & Stewart SI .Q O granite cloth, 54 ——————— Corduroy Coats 25c hair brushes. Special i tiolf 1 vfTnchel n 2 , i a S , " ,;V ' :ii*'' t Specials ?0 rduroy vests sheep pelt lin- Mustard plasters, 3x4 5 and 6-foot'step'laddert ""Dive,, Pomeroy & Stewart "7~" sl.oo French twill serge 54 SI.OO mercerized pattern mg. Special Friday only inches. Special Friday only, with pail shelf 89c and <)Bc Street Floor. Slipper Buckles inches Wide. Special Friday table cloths. Special Friday ?l-»5 2 for 5* values Special Friday only, 39c oxydize silver slipper .V T * * Men sso 00 corduroy coats H and H Carpet goap) 59* and 69* buckles. Special PViday only, -jo' , c^ e Pf>4o inches 50c mercerized table dam- sheep pelt lining, large fur only 2to a customer. Spe- $1.19 folding ironing boards i 19* Special Friday only, ask , 64 ine hes. Special Fri- collar - Special Friday only, cial Friday only, cake, 12* with adjustable sUnd. Spt Women's and Children's 50c lavallieres in gold and $1 .' 7 5 sn ' k ' popl ' in ' ' in ' navy onty, 2 ®f Men's $4.95 corduroy coats 500 cold cial Friday only ... 75* Handkerchiefs silver. Special Friday only, 45 inches wide. Special Fri- eD.ve., Pomeroy ft Stewart _ s heep pelt lining with large cream. Special Friday only, 98c galvanized ash cans Children's hemstitched cot -25< day only, ..$1.45 Street Floor, Bear. fur collar. Special Friday 25 * with covers. Special Frnlay ton handkerchiefs. Special 25c gold filled cuff links. tar Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, °nly, $3.98 Best witch hazel, bring bot- ° l \ y ' i'i' , Fnday only, (j for 7* Special Friday only, ...19* Street Floor. _ w .., - tle - Special Friday only, 10c and 15c scrub brushes. Women's initial hemstitch tarDives, Pomeroy & Stewart Towels and Toweling Wool Toques quart 23* Special Friday only 5* ed hand k er cJS gpe- Street Floor. 10c union linen toweling,! I 3oys and girls' 50e wool I I 75c toilet water. Special I I Di es " mprov & Stewart, I I ci&l Friday only, 6 for . .25* I red border 1(5 inches Sne- toques. Special Friday only, Friday onlv 39«* Basemen*. > , ... , . Bed Snrpartq rea noraer, 10 incnes. ope v •> * nutty ouiy, _______________ Women s hemstitched cross uea bpreaas Cial Friday only, yard, 61/4* , Men's Underwear 6oc crochet bedspreads, Turkish towels, guest size. Hoys and girls SI.W wool Special Friday only, ... 19* ———————— Special Friday only, 3 for single gjze gpecial FrjdaV Special Friday only, 4 for knit hockey hats. Special ' ,' v Seersucker Romner«? 10* Natural wool union suits. only, 39* 25* Friday only, 29* . 39c red mbber gloves. Spe- TBUCKer itompers * Special Friday only, $1.50 "Vj'"'''"/,, p Turkish I towels »" Dives, Pomeroy ft Stewart. cial Friday only, 29* Blue striped seersucker Embroidery Specials u r k A '7 jpx.oif ■ TT . • * iji 0 . . 9uges, &to 5 inches wide. St)e- tarDives, Pomeroy & Stewart ** Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart FvSavTnW Muslin Drawers cial Friday only, yard, 10* tar Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart sti-oof Plnnr Roar Street Floor, Rear. rTlday Onlj 89* ~ , . Street Floor. ' a Friday Specials in Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart. Mufl'in drawers, cambric , Cambric corset cover em- —_— Whitp 0-nnH* Muslin Gowns S Pa J amaS street Floor. * - j- _ ntto _ o mJ 10c white crepe and fancy , $1.50 white madras paia -1 , ia TSrSy «•« tr," white Muslin Curtains ma r Women's Union Suits Street Floor. Special Friday only 7* \ T ;'' * Wlth bunch tucks ,ind ruffle(l only, 29* « K mas >" solid tan. _ . 15c plisse crepe, 30 inches. edge; 2% yards long. Special * Special iriday only, , t .so* \\hite cotton ribbed union 5c hair nets, Special Fri- Special Friday only, yard, 9* Friday only, pair, 39* Corset Covers «■ Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart. Say only 59* day only, 4 for 5* 23c English nainsook, 36 p , High neck, tight-fitting cor- Men's store, Street Floor. ' ®® en s Rubbers and Mending silk, black only. inches wide. Special Friday Panel Curtains set coVerSi 2to a customer - *»Di v Stewart Shoes Special Friday only, doz.. . only, yard, IS I /-* $3.00 to $3.50 ecru panel Special Friday only, ... 10* sl.lO wool lined mbbers; _ A white Victoria lawn, curtains, one and two of a rr Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Men's Shirts sizes 7 V" to 11. Special Fri- w-yard spool silk; black 40 inches wide. Special Fri- kind, 2V 3 yards long. Spe- Second Floor—Three Elevators. 4, nn :i . t.-_a ——————- TRa and colors. Special, doz., dav onlv. vard 10#* cial Fndav onlv 08* . W.UO counter-soiled shirts, iur»v.>*. tt n r .; '' j.i i r i .i ' m sizes for men. Special Fri- Men S Hosiery $2.50 gun metal calf shoes; n . ~ $1.20 English Longloth, 10 Cprim Piir+cii«o -——— _ day only 50<* 121/oc black cotton seam- blucher lace style on full toe e », J omeroy & Stewart ynrds to piece, 36 inches Scrim Curtains F~ ~ Eatrle'shirts of siVlra thnt less hose. Special Friday las ts, with Goodyear soles. roe ' 00r ' wide. Special Friday only, $3.50 cream .scrim curtains Dress Linens, Ratines are seconds nf c plain Avlute organdie, border, 2i/o yards long. Spe- , (iav on]v oer^ seamless hose. Special Friday Street Floor. Black. Dress Goods 38 inches wide. Special Fri- cial Friday only; pair, $1.98 crepe, in good '_. n . p ' __i.. r ,io„ .......i shades: 30 inches wide. Sne- «=»uncs, l omeroy & Stewart 0111 - V ' —_ SI.OO black granite cloth; - v •' • Pomeroy & Stewart c j a ] p r jd av on l v e n 'B Btore > stroet ' fcTDives, Pomeroy & Stewart ——————__________ a ]| woo ) Special Friday W Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Third-Floor—^Three Elevators. _ * Street Floor. Wnmpri'Q TTnoiorir onlv yard 59 black serge, .>4 inches _ 7'A* Stationery Specials -r s m nnn seconds of the 25c grade. wule. Special 1 rulav oiily, _____________ . Crepe Gingham 89c dress linen 45 inches r Drpctc Tiuinfycs . . / incnes Clean-up of stationery in WW ton PIL- b- Q , j p a- w 1 • U uress Linings 2oc imported crepe ging- w 'de. Special Fnday only, soiled boxes, few initials in shSfiiJT lf t AT «Dives Pomeroy 4 Stewart Boc black serge, oO inches 35c b , ack Mti 36 jncheß , lam> in plaids and stripes . 19* th(! lot . y pecial t>iday onlv shoes with elk standard fas- Street Floor. wide. Special Friday only. wide Special Friday only, Special Friday only, yard, sl.ooratine, 42 inches wide. 10* Speciaf Friday "nly, pair,' ' "-I','V -t yard, . cj gK olHck 1 anania, oO 40c American Beauty silk prints in short lengths. 15<; wash suiting, 30 inches Special Friday only, box, _ ... , , Pillow Cases inches widc - Special Friday j n black. Special Friday Special Friday only, yard, wide. Special Friday only, 25* 12 bleached pillow cases, V " ' Vanl ~-* 4 * «*• ■ 3s «' . ** W ffic playing card,. Special from'regular stock. Special 42x36 inches. Special Friday . $2.00 black broadcloth .>4 20c satine, li/a to 4 yard o9c cotton and silk crepe Remnants of ratine, in Ito Friday only, 17* Fridav onlv nnk . inches wide. Special Friday lengths. Special tnday only, de chine. Special Friday 2i/ 2 -yard lengths. Special 10c and 19c scrap books. "7 ° bs< ° Dlj only, yard yard, only, yard 19* Friday only, yard, 15* Special Friday only, ...9* ne3 'stree n t C Floor WrD ' VeS ' s f r ° e ™ e pf St6Wart Pomeroy & Stewart wr Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart, Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart. Diveß> Pome roy & Stewart, avij great war drama, "The Heart of Maryland." There are so many attractive qualities to this bill that it has been for the past ten years one of the most expensive offerings known to the American stage, and had been played more times than any other military play in stage history. Its first production was the step of Mr. Belasco into independent theatrical manage ment. With this first production was one of the greatest stage favorites, Mrs. Leslie Carter. The action of the |.lay is set in Boonesboro, "Greenwulled by the hills of Maryland," and the time covers a period of two days during the second year of the great war between the North and South. The >plot is too intricate to describe at short notice and the play is too well-known to need a description. Mr. Champlin by special arrangement has duplicate scenery of the original production and the presen tation will be letter perfect. A most beautiful play is this ami one that ev ery man, woman and child should see. A play that is educational and of which each read or have read about in his tory. Adv.* Raymond Hitchcock Raymond Hitchcock will be wibh us next Tuesday evening at the Majestic. In his latest success Mr. Hitchcock will portray the role of Doctor Arbutus Budd, an impecunious beauty specialist, operating an elaborate complexion em porium on Fifth avenue, New York, when not otherwise engaged in stand ing off an arrogant army of insistent creditors. If one will but imagine Ray mond Hitchcock in "The Beauty Shop," t agers, have cthosen for the new vehicle, little remains to be said. The droll artistry of this unique comedian will be made manifest in a particularly fit ting environment. Just imagine "Hitwhie" in a beauty shop, and you will need no urging to attend the fes tivities. So many secrets will be di vulged that the ladies will probably find "The Beauty Shop" equally as enjoy able as the gentlemen undoubtedly will consider it to be. The company comes here direct from several mont'hs of crowded houses at the Astor theatre, ' New Yo*k, one hundred nights in Chi cago and two months at the Tremont theatre, Boston, where the play scored "the supreme success of the season," to quote the generally accepted verdict of the dramatic reviewers. Adv.* • Twilight Sleep" Mrs. Francis X. Carmody, who on Monday afternoon at 2.15 o'clock at the Majestic theatre, will deliver a lecture on "Twilight *Slee>p," has many more distinctions besides being the mother of little Charlemagne Carmody, the little American "Twilight Sleep" ' baby who was born at Freiburg, Ger- • many, last August. Mrs. Carmody is the wife of Francis X. Carmody, for merly professor of Columbia University and at present professdr at the Brook- 1 lyn law school. .She is an ex-regent of the Daughters of the Revolution; a mem'ber of the N. J". Housewives' League, a member of the lowa Society and of numerous other social and charitable organizations. Recently she became one of the charter members of the "Twilight Sleep Association," to gether with Mrs. Orme Wilson, Mrs. John Jacob Astor, Mrs. Alida Chanler Emmet t and other well-known and pub lic spirited women. Adv.* At the, Orphcum Unusual sized audiences are on hand I at the Orphcum this week to enjoy one of the best variety bills that has been presented there not only this season, but in fact any other season. And the beauty of the array of talent that holds forth there this week is the fact that it is t'he particular type of entertain ment that makes a special appeal to Harrisburg audiences. This is not only so because Van and Schenck, bhe pop ular trillers are there, but the head liner is a big, novel and exceedingly clever affair, and there are at lea.it three or four other acts that are par ticularly clever and entertaining. Words of praise cannot be overdone in speak ing of the headliner, the Four Marx Brothers in "Home Again." Here are four comedians of musical comedy fame, who certainly keep t'hiygs on the move during their forty minute playlet. And their company of talented artists has never been excelled in any big act vaudeville has seen. Excellent singing, comedy of the highest order, pretty girls and pretentious and picturesque staging make "Home Again" an ir resistible vaudeville act. Mr. and Mrs. 'Fran'k Gilmore, who are presenting a •comedy called "Such Extravagance," it might be interesting to note, were important members at The New the atre, New York City. They have also both supported Mrs. Fiske, !Mr. Gilmore having appeared as her leading man fot tw seasons. "Such Extravagance" is a lever vaudeville sketch that is great ly enhanced by the capable acting of the company. Adv.* ' At the Colonial Frank Madden and company in a rip-roariug comedy farce, called "The Top Floor Front" and the Empire Comedy Trio, harmony singers and •comedians, will likely give each other an interesting chase for honors on the new vaudeville show that will be in augurated at the Colonial to-day. One ! . | ! of the-iii is an excellent comedy capably | played, and the other is a trio of com- ' hhly trillers, tuneful as they are funny.! j The Three Barton will add their turn of j | comedy and thrills, and Marie King i j Scott, the Hoosicr girl, will have a | brigiht line of gags and songs. New ! j and timely motion picture features are 'also slated to ap' ear during the last j I half of the week. Adv.* Winter Doubles Work i In summer the work of eliminating poisons and acids from the blood is helped bv perspiration. In cold weather, | with little out door work or exercise to] cause sweating, the kidneys have to do double work. Foley Kidney Pills help \ overworked, weak and diseased kidneys 1 to filter and cast out of the blood the waste matter that causes pains in sides or back, rheumatism, lumbago, stiffness 1 of joints, sore muscles and other ills re sulting from improper elimination.—' George A. Gorgas, 16 North Third j Street, P. R. R. Station.—Adv. Finds Body of Brother Allontown, Pa., Feb. 18.—After get ting his pay on Saturday evening, Mich ael Koch, a slate worker of Slatedale, left for Slatington to shop. When he had not returned by Monday an alarm was sent out and a search was made for him. La»t evening his 'brother An drew was [Mussing the Cambridge quarry and saw the boMy in the foot of the pit. Every penny of his pay was still in his clothes. Throwfc Himself Before Train Shenandoah, Pa., Feb. 18.—An un identified man, about 25 years old, well dressed, deliberately threw -himself in front of a Lehigh Vallev freight train about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon at Yatesville, a suburb. He was in stantly killed. J MAJESTIC ' This afternoon the Cham pi in Stock j Co. will present "The Master of the House." To-night, Mrs. Leslie ■Carter's great success, "The Heart of Mary land. '' To-morrow afternoon, "The Heart of Maryland." To-morrow night, "The Stranger." Saturday afternoon, "He Fell in i Love with His Wife." Saturday night, "The Ghost Break- \ er." Monday afternoon, February 22, at 2.15, Twilight Sleep Lecture to Women Only. Tuesduy evening, February 23, Ray mond Hitchcock, in "The Beauty Shop." I ORPHEUM Every afternoon und evening, high class vaudeville. COLONIAL Every afternoon and evening, vaude ville and pictures. * VICTORIA Motion Pictures. PHOTOPLAY Motion Pictures. REOENT Motion Pictures * ■ I LECTURE FUND MISSING Police Seek Manager For the Niece of Father Mathew Wil'kes-Barre, Feib. 18. —Josoph P. I Collins, who posed as a former secre | tary to John Redmond, the Irish leader, 1 and who managed a lecture tonr I'or j Miss Kathleen Mathew, niece of Father I Mathew, the great Irish temperance ad j vocate, is being sought by the police of j this city because he is alleged to have 1 decamped with the proceeds of a lecture | given here by Miss Mathew in the in* ] terest of the Lady of Victory House. Miss Mathew lectured here in Klinge | ton and Archibald to well-filled houses, the receipts bein>£ $640. CHARGE IS WITHDRAWN ' Suit Against Congressman Brodbeck Not to Be Pressed York, Feb. 18.—Announcement was made yesterday that the prosecution in stituted against Congressman Brodbeck for an alleged violation of the criminal code of the United States by giving William House, a federal employe, a sum of money to promote his candidacy has been withdrawn. The action was expected to follow! the discontinuance of the contest by Mr. Brodbeck against the seating of C. William Beales, Republican, from the York-A-dAms district. FIRE FIGHTERS HAMPERED Water Pressure Inadequate at $7,500 Blaze in Sunbury Sunbury, Feb. 18.—A $7,500 blaze yesterday made three families homeless here, and because of poor water pres sure threatened to wipe out the busi ness i\istriet. Business men are indig nant and declare that in four recent ■■ A fires the Sunbury Water Company has failed to furnish enough wateir pressure to fight a fire. The streams of water did not reach the top of a two-story house. The homes of William Mohen, William Bingaman. and Ernest Auckers wero damaged. Artistic Printing at Htnr-Independont. To Prove ths Quality of Coal You must burn it, and after it's in the cellar it's annoying to dis cover that it doesn't burn satis factorily. You avoid such risks when you j order The Kelley Coal business is one of the oldest in the city, and for many years its fuel has been pre ferred because of its uniformly good burning finalities. Any size or kind for any heating system. H.M.KELLEY&CO. 1 N. Third Street Tenth and State Streets