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JSoa/maitH' spring opening days I :
Mm Mthe fish are included without extra
► Call i99i_Any Phone Founded 1871 charge-Second Floor. fortjYesterday, to-day and to-morrow—the days in which everything new for Spring steps
► ————— RESTAURANTS May get more . . , . 4
► Saturday Hours —9 A. M. to 9P. M. patrons by serving State Souvenir The display of women's suits, coats and dresses—millinery—shoes, small fixings; men's <
► " ' _ , t rrt • spoons with soup. However, every outer apparel and furnishings; and yard goods, is most complete and authentic. " <
► You've Never Heard of a Sale Like This patriotic home should own one. om y '
r\. » r TAT f 12y 2^ —inside the door. —————— *
of omen S MARRIED —women can save hun- I LUNA LAWN
; Sample Neckw Kitchen Cabinet, through J I S I T g J J
► It's the same familiar story about a salesman selling out his sample lot, the Club, now forming Fifth floor. A lot of 300 yards came to us ■ a Q> *
► but in this case the values are so wonderful. There are a few that repre- ®ee opposite page. very s h ee * r quality at about \ t/ ]fl 4
► sent 50c pieces, but most of them are of the SI.OO to $2.00 grade. They're oTOfIW * Nn HONDS aro of half regular price. Widths vary. j(fF A >Y> $ '<
. clean and fresh looking—and just the proper styles. Lot consists of 3do ollX-lvs A.\u huindpi a o To-morrow they'll go on sale at $ 1
pieces, made up of vestees, collar and cuff seta, and a few individual col- little importance when youngsters
y lars. Very special, 39< J must have a set of Chic Chic Easter I _ ! ' . i «■*•*«* • I iv & ll
[ Main Floor-BOWMAN'S. Egg dyes. Eight colors, making 100 of (fcdinarily youM k
, shades, and as many beautiful trans- pay $1.75. Has a fine lingerie fin- % y L. f i
YOU Should Plant Pretty Boudoir ? cr pictures—all for 5^ —Basement. ish, and excellent for undergar- *
► —. r A TT 1X T* * ments. 36 inches wide. A JfY/Hr . •<
► Flower Bulbs Now Caps Are Halt Price POULTRY FOR SALE-;,, the Embroidered Flag voiie-so* \ * ' +
v - , . , ~ A small lot that represents a form of little chicks, ducks, etc., for yard; 45 inches wide; fine for '<
y in order to nave tnem salesman's sample line of 50c Easter. They're novelties of vari- waistings. v '
blooming for early spring. caps. Figured silk; net silk lined; ous forms anil prices—Third Floor. Main FIoor—BOWMAN'S. - XT 1 IIT _ '4
Double Pearl Tuberoses, 20* all over lace; trimmed with pleat- IA O W OTm5H| l\l W P>Jlf* .
► doz. ings of net, lace and ribbon. Spe- WANTED—women who desire in- VlllClll ▼ ▼ Cfll
Gladiolas-five choice kinds. clal struction in art needlework. Call "Wc'VC Atl f flhpPnminO l Hilt <
Baron J. Hulot purple flower. any day—free instructions after JLIuL
' ''flower 1 nnceps V>ripht rc<l Oatmeal Wall Paners 10.00 A. M.—Second floor. ■ <• *% *% 4-t±A A«i 4
\ Giadioias HaUey salmon pink T _ Mnrmuu at Ulr DUpllCcttCQ Oil It seems to be the custom of various millinery shops to:
* flower. I O-MOrrOW at 1 >JC ( , favor a particular shape as "the style," and their patrons are'
► GiHdioia* America bright pink 30 inches wide non-fading —CprtfllTl S'DriTIP" asked to wear that certain one regardless of whether it is '
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; SS311S!:; n %r«H on Silks *TisDitterent at Bowman's
h.imi nient bowmans. ————————That wprp fflatiirflri in our Here our tremendously large assortments are made up of hats designed 4
c r Tn tVIP (a \ ~ , v J_. a score or more designers, and it's not likely that, many are alike.
: Soap Specials Iln I r Sale and Can Offer Them There .re ra .ll h.t. : ,h.t tl ,ey appear b, , part „f :
10 eakes Swift's Pride Soap 20c UQ'QqX LHI6IIX \l. <\Hf at Special Prices. —there are large hats, so that 1830 could call thprn it's "namesake,'.' a
" 10 cakes Soap. twe Corset Covers-made of nain- V^-32Read- -there are medium hats-and all are in style. Every woman can select ,
" lo cakes p 6 & G aP NaDtha Scan" sook, dainty edge of lace and em- VZZI?' 7 wMffl . . 8 become her own person, and feel that she is very much in style.
* 10 cakes Lautz Naptha Soap ' broidery; ribbon run beading, at \. y/ Checked Taffeta—value $1.25; 36 TT • ITT i
► —and ==^=: inches wide; black and white with | Jflffjryifytprj #~//7/c fltlfl 1
y l package Snow Bov Washing Powder, Bungalow Aprons—made of per- green and blue overplaid; very new. vfin lillllicu J.J.U.LO HI ILi <
► 2 cans Old Dutch Cleanser 15c cales and ginghams; light and Yard, 98<. . Trimminfic *
y. 10 rolls Crepe Toilet Paper 25c dark colors; 56 inches long; bound QVI nrfnf Qlrtf+P Waist and Shirting Silks—value 1 ' "' ll ' s ,
No phone orders sent C. O. D. 'in plain colors. Each OliUi I>Cl OAlllb 32 inches wide* new Roman o i a* i- • . •
► Basement—BOWMAN'S. Second FIoor— BOWMAN'S. , ■ ' v ... i ' Selection is unlimited m untnmmed hats, and from a small hemp shape 1
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I Unusual Shioment of Bed (Box) "" db » '-™» di» ««„«, )
yjf stripes on navy and black. Yard, We make a very small charge for trimming, at the same time furnishiug "
f nn vUllillilC QSt. without cost to you, all materials outside of the actual trimmings, as silk *
Springs, Un oale 10-morrow A+tpn+inn +r> snkor.p.d.ohin.r-v.m.w.25; ltaing - and »"■«'
"1 f\ *7pr XXI#IvUWXV/IX IU 40 inches wide; in wistaria and Rus- Second Floor BOWMAN'S. 4
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' This is a sls Box Spring that we were able to purchase at a big dis- j lUHltary S £ tin XTr>«r
count and will offer them at the special low price of ?10.75. Well made i sl.A>, 32 inches wide, pin stripes h JXI lOl^
' and very strong. Can be used on wooden or metal bed. ' JSOOtS 'wistaria, navy, Russian and black; A^V "> - 111
► ! Yard, »»£ r * 4
v Beds and Mattresses j ite styles are arriving almost j Black Silk Crepe de Chines—value j IAT Afl o A "1
► IIfI j|| Are Down in Price ' tlaily, and we ask you to notice an | $1.69; 40 inches wide. Yard, $1.39 T f UlllCll O d.
Li rKP 111 ■** i vvini iv n \ri t fte \' s ' un3rn ' n ..J lu ' i Black Dress Chiffon Taffetar—value 4
»• HT II II t! White Enamel Bed—has 2-inch con- Military boots are either $1.00 : 36 inches wide. Yard,
' rl CSTFTI T r °"\ ?s ' so ' ' , Black Satin Messaline —value 11.00 OUItS
PMIMM IT® | White EnaLTßei, at'iSs.' j and Freneh bronze.^w't'h I'S C 79*."' i
L I I J ''Hill llii'ifV ill il $14.00 continuous post brass bed, °t" gray, fawn, stone, puttv, bronze ~ . unwiw a n'h checks. In snappy styles, at $15.00 y ,
J - s3 * s ° 10 6 ' oo * Floor BOWMAN S. A wonderfu , aßSortlnent of sllit s at S2O ], / <
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y. t,i ei ustiation, $15.70 straps and Colonials, in patent,colt TP* If* • J poplins, Venetians, homespuns and Shep- A *
U J20.00 massive 2y 2 -inch post brass bed, $19.75 and gun metal, with black, fawn and KOV&l OOCI6tV herd checks. , '
! $29.00 massive 3-inch post brass bed, .. $23.75 ; g re .v tops, and leather Louis heels. , * * A
► $.>.00 all cotton mattress, S3 95 Pair, $2.25. T\ 1 Better suits at S3O to s6s—in splendid 4
i $7.50 all felt mattresses "85 95 arrav HHM .
, SIO.OO all felt mattresses, '..!.! ] !'! '56!95 Children's Button Shoes in bewil- | * O | ailay. j 1
► *12.00 Imperial edge felt mattress 7.7.'.7.7.7.7.7.7.7.'58.90 d ering variety Various leathers, Children's Dresses, to SI.OO O . . p . I '
► Feather PUlow S ? pair. -na<.e up, with e,„W u i,.e ry fta bpTUig COOtS— . |
► ' ' all with durable oak tanned soles sufficient to complete the embroidery . . . . ... . , . (fl g
—————————————_ A • or- 2 oV molii ,. . A variety that will give you pleasure in \tt 5 : 4
► .4 .. a. I *'-? SiTi*' fo -diagram showing arrangement of. selecting—mixtures, checks, plaids, coverts, A|i| ,
► IAI/WII7 ll O rn A"I o /V/\'' i *' f' J, and Accord- stitches, colors and directions for poplins and faille. Priced at $5.98, $7.50, BP: HHll &
► XL O 111" X in " osl au Slze " making. I SIO.OO, $12.50, $15.00 anil up to SSO 1
► • Third FIoor—BOWMAN'S. . JPflfflS/fcffiea "
: In Men's Spring Suits c mffrf <
omarr rtx iritis shirt waists, to SI.OO. ..... s 4
y » t -r Crepe de chine, taffeta, crepe meteor, faille, ffl [ fffi M
► First Of all, let US say a I' - " Scco,,d Floor - BmvMAN " S - covert, serge and poplin.- SlilffifflM
► word about the compre- j LVieTl A very special style in heavy crepe de Bi| i
* hensive showing of suits Men's Dress Shirts, SI.OO and thine, in blat k, na\\ and putty,, at $12.50 | l-t i
y «nrl fnr» oc •ft- ema ,.f ft* $1.50-- ew Spring styles in per- i I | j Beautiful crepe meteors and failles, in 41
► j coats lor small J cales and madras; coat style, with black, navy, rose and sand, at $15.00.
y dressers. V A 7\ soft and starched cuffs. ?®2BmF <c, a
A W Charmeuse, tafteta, crepe meteor, crepe s $ \O. 5
JA / \ Men's Neckwear, 25< and 50<— \ de chine and faille, at $17.50, $20.00, J%
► The New''Tango" Mod- neW patternS; four-in-hands f wide ' M. x $25.00 and $35.00. i
* el—first shown here—lias ° l>en ent^- » second Floor — BOWMAN'S. 4
a high waist line; long, f''fiiv&6r/. V Monito Half Hose—plain black The Hair Goods Shop ' i
y • j i j „ , I < ttfftuf■'///■!/and colors; double soles; silk lisle, a _ 4
► wide lapels, and fastens | pair; silk, pair. Announces Women's Spring Boy's Norfolk
► together \\ ltll a single link I ' : £<{jj[! Men's Pajamas, SI.OO and $1.50 /<1 Ara Hara in Q«ife i
► button. Deep vent in back \ j§ji > —madras, in plain colors and neat q* • , , GIOVCS Al6 Hcte 111 SlllXS lOr 4
insures comfort, one par- stripes; s iik f.ogs oprmgUpenirig Pleasing Varieties Spring, and New <
ticular style at $13.50, in An <\f Men ' s Underwear, SI.OO each; E* I•» • • r 1 ir' m 9 >i..n «n >u Q_-- _ •*
blue flannel with hair line (t *!t''tfAVv'';\l I medium weight, natural wool; silk ExhlhttlOfl Lambskin Gloves -2-dasp; 111 all Spring 4
► Due tiannei Mltll nair line mufjj finish and pearl buttons. shades and sizes; pair, $1.25.
y plaid. f>ifM _ w; ,. . Fowpes' French Kid Gloves, in iSailH3,CcianS
Ijffl&iuSJJTE' off. |ireparation°for vou'r EaVtcr all .hade, and »i Z e»; with self and We areahowing about thirty dit {
• Shepherd ,heck ß . srev IMw Srse.!.7d,wei hor ' " MVe "' dl "" wardrobe be complete. n„- ™»ro.derK pa,r, terent patlerna a in N„r. ]
► -iiii \ ii A -7 \i ■ 1-1 til you have attended to \hat 1111- , t 0 " 1 suits; serges, cassnneres,
pill checks, blue serges and |\\' [ V s i\ Main FIoor—BOWMAN'S. portant requisite your coiffure 11 me trench Kid Gloves, in blaok homespuns and tweeds—some i
flannels i?rev ovpinlaids VV\l'i tl : and white, with heavy contrasting with two pair of knickers—at <
► , 'r.• .. Atl Aft-air nf Tyr fl «>« Hair Goods Specials embroidery; pair, $2.00 and $2.98, $3.45, $3.95 $4.95
and a variety ot other pat- \»V Mii IH * OT V»IJ - An Array Of Men S , 8 i„ el ....'to, *2.25. ,„,i t0512.50" ]
y terns will be found in ail Wufi§ !T>'n.«rllr' A Qnrinn l Q/\-f+ n-n A C+iW Switches, 18 inthes long; special at 83c French Kid Gloves —16-button Spring Balmacaans and belted
H ; -l: \M J" J opxlllg OUIL ana. O till Switcheß, 20 inches long; Grey length ; pair, $2.50 to $4.50. model top coats, at. $2.98, $3.95 *
exteilSM o assortment, jx •j ; h ft & ax Switches, 20 inches long; Transfonna- Washable Doeskin Gloves, 2- and $4.95. .
priced at $9.90, $12a50, r!t/J| '} | x; | xiats At cia? B at n<l ° rey Tranßformation9; j)JJ clasp; pair, $1.25 and $1.50. Wash Suits ert never prettier Tl
" $13.50, $15.00, and up- \\ t/| Upl Si SO and &7 OA Switches, 24 inches long; Grey Kaysfer'sChamoisette Gloves-2- than tjhis season-novelties in Oli- ,
► 1 1 lVIIl" , fl/ j aliu. #A>UU Switches, 24 inches long; ami Trans- clasp; in white, putty, sand, grey ver Twists, vestees, middies,
y wai'Cl. V I Sl I p | ' ... , , , formations; special at $2.05 and pongee; pair, and 1.00 French blouses, at SOfS ll
. Dnil ,„ I 1 1:1 ui' i r Switches. 30 inches long, and Grey Kayser's Chamoisette Gloves— $1.25, $1.50 and -;p to $3.50. <
Third Floor BOWMAN 8. ' ' / «jreen Mue, biack-a Transformations; special at .. .$4.03 16-button length; pair, and Boys' Knickers, Vt 50<! 75? <
" 1 shape tor every feature. Second Floor-BOWMAN'S. ?1<25 . T 95<, S1.00,
► Third FIoor —BOWMAN'S. ———————i ~Main FIoor—BOWMAN'S. Third FIoor—BOWMAN'S. i
HARRIBBURG STAR-INDEPENDENT, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 12, 1915.
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