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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05
TuI: sII:Mr COMPANY.
Nirginin Congressman More largely In
tcrestcd in Coal Development
Ehnn In I0lificS.

Big stone Gap. Va. April i-ln
formation rcacacs here that the Slcmp
Consolidated Coal Company of Paints
VILE, Ky. has been fully rcorganizcd.
with capital stock Of $2,i00.00O. II is
SAID that the organization Of this
company. with Congressman Slenp as
me leading figure, means the consoli
daiion 81 various holdings which have
bccn practically under the same owner
ship. II brings $4,000 acres Of coal
iand under single management, and
WI effect leases with operatives. y
tease has recently been given to w.
II. Davis. OF Jcllico, Tenn, and a lease
rs being negotiated TO j. n. Davis and
w. \. Heath, Of Hazard, Ky. Con-
grcssman {. Is. Slcmp. OF Big Stone
gap Is The Slcmp companya president
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05
Voice OF the People


/" the Ei!t0r OF The Times Dispatch:
SIR Free tolls for til. American cOastv lse
h"nt hu!lt the canal out uf government
money. availabic and borrowed The gov
eFnW"ut II the .l,OIG.0pD taN-pdying people.
and the government being the people how
could any member ~ Congress wish incor-
porAtcd IN the Federal statute books q
cause eAc'nptinH said coaSiNisc boats from
tolls The American coastwlsc boats arc
not owned j.: the 1000 900 tuN-paying peoplc
ono EoNcrnmcnt. but 10y few hundred in
dividuals WHO would reap The profits and
grow Fat at the governments cXpcns. go
govp1 iaN-pay!n9 people,. United States
ncnt and no, tho lew individuals. consc-
rGehily every taxpayer shares equally in
.ho profits ami expenses. GA tho other
passes through free. that is III The govern
lHeht expense. ana The profits go ;. the
Tow individuals oWninG such boat. some
claim that free tolls would encourage Aiueri-
can merchant marine. Df course 1t should
aud no doubt would Tor /, would o :, ..nli
mlu". II !r,VNJ,rVt TAX paying people must
bear the expense OF building the canal at AN
enormous cost and maintenance 20 cncour-
h"his for services "f their own and pass
through the canal free, rcapinE a handsome
revenue for them. say. away! The idea is
horrible to think Of. Tine Hay Pauncpfote
treaty was made iH good faith. and TO mis-
use II is great error and d poor policy
Che words, equal rights to all nations" are
treaty contains no reserve clause which was
overwhelmingly defeated. when the Caliior-
mia Senator offered IL nearly fourteen years
ago by a iWo-;hirds majority Of the Senate
Let the nation respect her promise. and
execute 1t Justly When the President asked
Congress L" repeal the clause cNcmpting
cousiwise Vessels from tolls. he saw in il
the great wrong ana the unpleasant feelings
oi other nations. y promise Is promise
up {" Congress To uphold the dignity of the
nation 40 broader man ever occupied the
lie has recommended and asks tho repeal Of
the canal clause. i. +. JOYNER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05
Richmond's Victorv
bully for Richmond.

Among other good things that al
r waSs come to Virsinia is The regional
partncnt has awarded to Richmond
me lor richmond. TO our mind. there
hrc lew places more worthily qualified
10 have the bank than Richmond Hnl
1'horc WAS contender. but Baltimore
uocS not have nearly so much to do
MN southern banking as Richmond
depends largely upon Richmond FOR
money IN time of need. washington
wanted the bank badly, but Washing
Ton really has less right to !: bank than
any ether place which asked for one
Washington banks do an almost en-
tircly local business
Richmond banks distribute some S.o
"oo'ooo throughout the South every
year. and with the regional bank il,
iiuchmond The lines of trade for that
pank are already laid out. Richmond
bankers know the country ana know
the people. They have been doi,,r Inns
! MS, ms nowh there for many years. and
anccs '''
When the question of branch banks
NiScS. i.yhchburs Will. of course he a
contender. l.ynchburt; is cmincntly
fitted to handle :, portion OF the re-.
serve bank business. and is Il distrihut-
,nS point second to none in the South
i-Nhchbnrs, Ike Richmond. has been
uoihS business with the South for many
Years. and l.ynchburS bankers will not
nave To find out who the Southern pco-
pir are before they start business
Roanoke has already set up a claim
Tor Il branch bank. but compared with
/ nose OF l.ynchhurg. the chances OF
ness - largely local and railroad and
ltoanok" is not nearly so much i'm
touch with the South as is Lynchburi;
Al amy rate. iuchmond is TO be CON
graduated :hId Virginia is to be con
graduated. Virginia is showing up in
| me centre OF the spotlight these days
ins history are worthy opponents of tho
-i-ynchburg Advance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05

l"ptciul 80 The Times Disphtch
I+h'hN irE. Va. April John - OK lo.bv
81 thf l%nchnurE tobacco Warclr,Isc Com
idi.N iur' m"kcs TIA" following report OF
it"i Tobacco sold "n the Iynchbttrg market
Snld Week ending Apri 8 $50 40 ponds
l"I ".eH ending MnreA - -6tCio pounds
sold from September l. 1913 10 Aurll /.
i'i l"liavo mounds; SOLD from September
J. l"f' 4" Apri 1919. l2.l5S tNO pounds; IN
crease for 1911. 1870 100 pounds
pNiNF 10 the warm rain That made sea
son Tor handling tobacco sales were some
NH"l larger III" later part OF he week. and
lndi, Gates mat receipts viii he larger next
Week irices remain arm eNccpt on hugs.
they htiuR slightly easier hut an ,esirubis
grade. particularly good and fine ienf are
very strong az good figures. Quotations:
iuBs' common tdamuEed) -...-.-.S 40 as H.,
i-uEs' good +..-.-.. ......... 80 n "a
Leaf common tdnma gcd) ....... $50 n 75N
Leaf short. ............ ... So1 N If nj,
Leaf. good Observation-Disclosures. 10 90 n T. cn
Leaf wrappers Observation-Disclosures 1900 n %1 nj,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05
THE CoURT on WHICH WE ARE
I'RDl'D.

PROUD.
Very quiet and very transformations
but very significant. was the celc-
bration of the second anniversary O,
the Juvenile Court last Thursday "a,
noon. The few who remembered the date
dropped in at the regular session. con-
graduated the Judge. presented him =
token Of their good will and wen,
away wondering why the court was
but two instead of twoscore years
old
In nothing moro than in it's treat
mrnt of children does our age furnisl,
ground Tor the belief that it is the
most humane of our history. When W.
contrast the old law with the new and
see how to-day wc defend the child
wher" once we punished him we &c,
new and aontl"r vision of our social
organism. y generation ago we cried
the child rs wc would tho mos, hard
cncd criminal. held him responsible Cor
Grimes" of which he was incapable
and did not hesitate Id commit him Ia
Jail with tho toughest and vleSt while
waiting tria! or final dispositions Cow :
adays. thank Heaven. we try the child
~ chambers. wncrc i" assured a friend
~ advocate ana Il kindly judge; we
never treat him rs n criminal while
there is hope for his restoration bv
other treatment. Under :. righteous
STAT" law We do nat allow him t. be
confined in jail, or even detained In
:; 81 a /,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05

richmond. Va, was among the twelve
cltl"S TO be awarded reg onal bank
under tho now Federal reserve system
Inc other cities named are New York
foston. Philadelphia. Cleveland At
ianta, Chicago st. Louis Minneapolis
Dallas. Kansas city and San Francisco
or the cities named. Richmond made
as me AN exhibit as almost any Of the
otherS. ana had tn" almost solid back
'hg OF North Carolina and the territory
embraced IN the region There viii be
branch banks established. and Raleigh
ought To begin right now To set forth
Times
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05

EeOT"FN 'ItN. 4 PM f--Sales Of tohucrn for
the past weak have been coinparatively
small hut with tho exception OF common
Jugs, al grades are selling AT the highest
price of IN" season. ana the returns to Tho
planters FOR their crops throughout t,,is sen
son nave been very satisfactory.
fhc market to date has amounted to n hon,
100000 pounds. and /; l. esiimsted thai tb..
output viii not exceed 3.abO.OCo FOR the entire
season. much smaller crop than l. usual
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05

10 the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir Congratulations 10 Richmond ON Sc
curing - regional bank Send a large size
bottle Of BALM of Gilcad'' dear old Bal
tini"re. and get the President 10 allow Sal
isbury. y. g, To be placed ia some other dis
irict, and everything then Will be serene in
District No. .. H. &. WILLIAMS.
Atlantic city. y. !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05

Of course, John LIND is COMING
nome. WHO could keep quiet in Mex
leo city with everybody a.klne the
Mexican equivalent Of rs it hot enough
for your?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05

evidently villa thinks chasing Fcd
erals much better fun than a cock
hght.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05
An ADMIRABLE COMMISSION.


ment OF the admirable commission
named by Governor stuart, Speaker
Cox and Lieutenant- EilHson
Bette selections would have been mos,
difficult. wiser combination "l talent
could certainly not have been procured
IN the state"
Or. Thomas Walker Page, Of the Unit
versity OF Virginia is too well known
TO need praise. lie possesses thorough
scientific training and a practical
Knowledge of Virginia and has in ad-
clifton. q splendid mastery OF statistics
gained while n member or The Taft
Tariff Commission
MIR. Donohoe possesses rare Uualia-
cations. having served as u member OF
Assembly, as an editor and as Auditor
OF Public Accounts Ills work in the
last-named capacity, our readers Will
remember, won for him ,he common
dalton or the entire state. Besides all
Shis. nc is man OF unusual common
sense and is in no wise faddis;
Jos. p Anderson. Of Danville. the
1hi,d OF the Governors Apprentices. is
one OF the best commissioners of the
revenue Virginia has ever had. and is
remarkably wnll-informed on matters
or taxation. TO say nothing OF the fact
that he Is one Of the best and noblest
az men In his private life.
The three senators named hv Gover-
uor Elyson are admirably qualified.
senator EchoIs is a banker. n LAWYER.
n man Of large affairs ana is familiar
with every detail of the states bust
ness: Senator Hartman is :, real estate
man. whose knowledge OF values will
he Of great assistance To ,be commits.
sion: Senator Buchanan is one Of the
ablcst men in either House ana is most
powerful In debate. He NAV he relied
upon to present The case OF the COM
mission in the senate with, conviucinp
force and with that charm, of manner
which mado him hos, Of f,5.nds dn,
ing the reoa,, scssion
Among The appontees Of speak
a. Cox will be found mon who
Will he active i'm nr.na,jnc ana
explaining the repor, OF the com
mission We trust IL may no, H.. IN,
proper TO SIMPLE out from them fo, :,
special word the deI,rato ero,,, W.,
John w Cbo,l,ay -, ~, ~.
'"~'l me" IN inc House Unless
are '"Uch h's'aken' his poise. his
justice will make themselves t.lt
Ii Will be noted that two Of inc leo
islative members Of NE com,,is.io,.
represent the larger cities ono ror,o
sents Southern virainia on, ou.
from North.r, vjr.ini,
"
"''eF anu '"' from NE Southwest. Ii
70 be regretted that no members
i'oHl 'he ulSlIncily TiucWater section
could b. chosen. ANA ~. cu,F.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05

Sometimes To. self-made man
"oesn't show il, Which is among his
greatest triumphs." says the Atchison
Globe. Sometimes he doesn't even tell
obon, st. which Is his reatest triumph.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05

'i all the sad words of Champ or
ELL The saddcst are these: we never
Will even il does take less sense ,i,an
being a Congressman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05

Mr.. i'anhhu!st VIII not ,narsv the
bess man on EARN The best man is
s'so the ,ucliies,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05

baltimore should cheer UP. This
not the hrst time It has suffered On
account OF the proximity Of Pbua-
dolphin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05

After all it is just ay wen far
liuerta that Iiuerta didn't take the
field against Villa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05

To-'son has fallen again i, seems
20 nave been n Knockout tins tIn,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05

They can't Kick Woodrow Goat
aroun'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05

'h' OF thcSe days things viii come
/" inc pa"s that when Wilson has a
struggle with The House or the Son
ate or the whole Congress, The Wash
Ingi"n correspondents are just going
l" telegraph that the fight is over. and
let II Z" 4, that. In the meantime
all well regulated newspaper sbons
nav t"' hchdih9 Wilson Wins"
standing in type.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05

1T has always been the fate OF Bal
ttnorc." says the American Of that
city. that IL has been regarded as
neither flesh fish nor fowl. or even
red herring" Nor as a regional bank
centre
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05

The Maryland Senate wants a small
or House. Very likely The House re-
turns the compliment, and Maryland
cries To both OF them to go to it,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-22
10 Gent GascaretS
>ue1n bilt6s o6er neritopft.
Sir franfes 2upfpeb, lauren Ma9en,
trage 2e6er unb Gtn9etp etbe-Ste
arbetten tudbretb SIR fdlaft.


8elegte 3unge, i91edter @el9mad,
ltnberbauli9feit, blei6e @autfarbe unb
elenDtge &opftpeben fommen bon elmer
berbdrteten 2eber nn6 berltobften @tnge<
tpei0en, tDoour9 @uer Magen angefunt
tpirb NIT nnber6auter Nabrnng, fpelde
fduert nn6 gdbrt glei9 &raut IN einem
angef9tpo1enem SAB. 9ies lit Der erite
@9ritt 81 l%tnge5abItem @lenb. - I'M
beroalltdtett, ufanle @de, fdle9ter
Ntbem, .gelbe 9autfarbe, tnnere Sur9t,
tpas f9redli9 nno pi6er1i9 1T. Gin
@ascqret beute Nbenb miro @rren oers
ftopften @ingetpetoen cine bnrdgGngtge
@einignng brtngen nno @u4 an Morgen
5nre9t gebradt baben. sic arbe1ten
ndbren6 SIR 1dlaft = cine 10 gents
@1abtel bon gurem Npotbefer miro gud
monatelang gut fibleu maiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-22
@rnnbei9entbnma=
ilbertra9un9en,

S.uirin Studs u,,o Sralt al Sobn
2pder, M12 SgA Set. 51zl24z32,
100000.
Sobn Mab ltl,o Srau al Margaretb
MuS, Bots 1 ltnn ,. S!of 2, Smmerfuus
Noo. slppn, $500.
Watbias %. Sanction on Mmanpa
Mnoeripu, Got s, &iod ., @eorgeptue,
$4,000.
gbriitiou Sobuio on mlo Srau OIL Seq
llaro Seisiager, 3 Ntres bon 2gA
SgA SET. 24=123z35. erolp Sate,
$4,000.
Yeter Nurer1pn ltllo a1 Srauces @artz
manu-, Got 2. 8lpd %, 5aut Centre,
$4,000.
Alpi11u @lrbertp ,1r1o @atte an Spiepb
Shlurillger, Cots ? uno 3, Murs Noo.
81 Nlba11n, S5OO.00.
Mturp g. Mellin OH .. 9. Natbbuu
g14 bon Got 1 &c 1lorplid Is SUP
bon 2pt 2, 8lud II, Curtis S1rnep,
ct. glplto, $4,000.
Marp s. @plter mlo Gutte an M:1oez
line q. @i1ter, @olter Sop. ct. Glou0,
BOT is, Slp5 1, $4,000.
Sphu Sof1nou l1l1b Strut al 6. $.
ghenaltlt, nDrolih so SlS BON Got 2,
glod 10 Curtis Surpep, ct. Gloro,
100000.
,Sphormo @leufl1Idl al1 9olis Yeter=
mel, @h M@A gh S@A Sec. 26z
1867, 100000.
Treorii 6. S. Nlpller on G6riition S.
MfoIler, Got 5, Gee. 80, N15 58M,
S@A S@A, Gee. 3~4z123z35, $4,000.
9.Nife DC. Sl1cls lrllp Srau an Geronifa
Sl1d5, We N@A S@A, Sec. % nno
GGA SGA Gee. 27z124z33, $4,000.
Srarf 2pm1 ll,1o 6rolt an Midolns
gfers, Nh S1a gf12 1881 Sec. 90
1929, $500.
gn1lno @rigbt on .. Oscar gbomp=
ion, Cots Is lri1o 10, 8lpd Z, Gentrul
Narf 9(nb., ct. Glpuo, 5000.
G6riltimn @reh l1o Srol1 an Sacob
9aiigmer, 81. Is s(cres bon N@A N@A
Sec. 35z124>31, 5000.
@eniomin Meiter lt11o Sral1 an Murz
tia 9Seterlon, Cots 6 u1p Z, 8lod 80,
Great Nprtbern sno., Melrple, $500.
gbriit. @lein lno Srau m Sobn SOB,
@15, NgA NGA, Gee. 2~2<126z31,
$1,000.
R1bolpb Grln,lob it. uno Sro11 an
Yeter SSSobn Otter, Cots 9 l1b 10, 8lpd
Is, Mbon, 500.
g. Ylatten, Sbeil bon 8lod 8, bon 8oz
bins & Meubenbolls slob. Gal1f Centre,
$3.50.
s. $. ard uno Strait an @adel 81.
2inn, Got 8 nnb Got 8, Eattens 1. Nob.
aimbau Rroirie, $4,000.
Nid6plns Srt6 u11h Sral1 OIL 9enrD 6.
5hroeber, az M@A Gee. 2%5=126z35,
$4,000.
g6arles $. @rap u1o Srol an @aIter
1.125-29, ~ G@A. SUI 5GA
ln6 Got 4, Gee. SO uno SOB. Got 1, 2, 3
bon Gee. 34z126z29, $11500.
6arrD 6. Doung II. q. an Peter Sbon1e
Cots 3 l1nb 4, 8lod 6, @aites @bb. ct.
G[oub, $3.50.
Moam @olb l1no 1ro1 an Sobn @o1b,
MgA, Gee. 7z124z33, $4,000.
saml1eI 6. Mc@ee an Murb Sou,
@h 2pt 4, 8lod Is. 0eelroie, $3.50.
MDam @olb u11b 7rau at Mife @olb
it,, 5H @gA ur0 @@A @BA Gee.
6 unb MgA N@ Gee. 7z124z33,
$4,000.
6enrb Stole un6 Srau an Muguit
@altrom, 0ot s, see. /, M@H M8H
Gee. 12<126<34, $1,000.
Seobn s.. @olters uub Strait an Mbo,n
QD6lein. 5@H NGX gec. 2O~126z31,
gh 6@A Gee. 2Oz126z31, $4,000.
So1epb S. gid II. a. an gaiper
@6lidting, Got 5, 8lod 10, @belbrods
M6b., ct. g1onb, $500.
Sfpen @rattan l1n6 Srol, an Mnton
66iu, Sc. 80 Icres bon SgA, N@A
Gee. 23<23z2S, $1,000.
6ern1ann SdDner rn6 Srau an Ser
am 6D1den, N@A MgH Gee. 8 1nb
g. 80 Ncres @h S@A 1tno g.. 80
@eres @h sGA Gee. 5z125z31,
$69O0.00.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-22
0os briti1d,e 2Sniaspaar bat 2pn-

Gus britilde &Sniaspaar bat Spn'
oon perlallen, uro III Der So1looner
Yrelle miro Sic Trage erortert, nle
inn Sone ei1er beutiden Srpal1oI1 ore
Observation-Disclosures orgal11llert lper.
Sen iple. Man iheInt allo allerlel
51 beiiirdten, uno Doftentlld) oaltert
IS nidt SIT lollge. bis Die Setl1rd)tl1l1-
Gen liA ols blgrilnoet erlpellen.
0pppeIinnj9 9. -9err: Gag
uuo 9satht trGil,n1e i) mlr Don Sb11ell,
meir SSriltlein!"
Syrdil1lein: vllno baben Sre ll1lr
oabei sic oouo gereid)t sum gbebulr=
seq"
SEER: v9sein -- oos 1alt mir
nid)t I'M Sral1m ein!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-22

. u3umolmeib," 0 uSumalpeib,"
Dir oebiibrt Elm goloeler NreiS.
1u bilt fiiirpobr ein gutter Sropfe1
@ebrout alts beltem Mal5 II. 9opten.
Sdmeft better, och 0 Sell1tl1e
MIs Sesapan's piel beriihn1ter 1bee.
OH bis Elm 2ebens=Glirlr
Ios lit ge1pib, Drum tri1f ld Dir:
MSin1euppli5 @reming 80.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-04
Make This Complete Christmas
Store Your Shopping Headquar=
tiers Until 8 p. m. Christmas Eve.

And with special price inducements on sew
eral lots this department will be a busy
corner
Women's Shoes at 9Sc-values $500
and $2.50-a collection of short lots and
odds and ends of excellent shoes.
Women's Shoes at $1.9S-values $500
and $3.50-patent colt gun metal and tan
Russian calf lace and button shoes and
gaiter boots.
Women's Shoes at $2.9S-values $3.50
and $4.00-button and lace dress shoes, i'll
all feathers and styles, including grey and
fawn cloth top gaiter boots smart styles.
Men s Shoes at S2.9O-values $3.50 and
Shotgun metal calf patent colt, Wei kid
and tan Russia calf, button and lace, Good
year welt shoes; all the wanted styles.
Boys Shoes at $1.19, $1.39 and
$1.49-aecording to size; stout, we'll
made gun metal button and blucher lace
shoes that will wear we'll
Girls Shoes at $1.OO, $1.25 and
S1.49-according to size gun metal, pat
ent colt and Wei kid button shoes with oak
sOleS
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-04
Scaffs

Crepe de chine searfs in beautiful line of
shades. ranging in price from 81 90 to 50. .95
Christmas postal cards. booklets, seals, etc,
from .......-...... &c to 25c each
Main Floor-BOWMAN'S
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-04
Your Last
Chance to Enter
the Drawing
Contest

Every child must know that to-
morrow is the last day TO enter Santa
Claus drawings. Those whose draw
ings are finished can mail them or
bring them to Santa Claus Post Office
(Basement). Those who have not
received blanks had better hustle.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-04
Dainty Neckfixings
Make Dainty Gifts

Organdie and lace collars, at :. . 25c to ST 90
Organdie collar and cuff SETS +. 25c to 81 90
Queen Elizabeth collars, Csc and SOC
Nestees, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25c to s., 90
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-04
Luxurious Ribbons for
The Made-Up Gift

large assortment of satin ribbons in almost
every shade ranging in widths from the narrow
paoy rlDbons TO the wide ribbons-just the rib
bons you will want for your fancy work. Prices
range from ............ &c to SOC yd
Wide Persian and fancy ribbons for bags.
hangers, etc. and 9 inches wide; regularly
sl;oO yd Special, yd., ..... soc
homsn stripe ribbons, to inches wide, in
beautiful line of colorings; regularly soc vd
Main Floor-BOwMAN'S
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-04
Special Prices Are
Among These
Wash FabriCItems

39c yard-wide Dobbie Seco Tussah silk,
in navy, Russian, Copenhagen, brown, tan,
black, grey, white, Nile, light blue, pink,
wistaria, lilac and mais Yard, .... .25c
A-inch Seco silk-very lustrouS, nearly
fifty shades to select from, plain colors.
1Sc Serpentine Crepe-floral designs
and set figures; all shades; beautiful XII
mona designs. Yard, 12bc
25c 33-inch Silk Pongees- stripes;
beautiful for waists and shirtings Yard,
1910
Penang yard-wide Percale Dress Pat
terms, put up in beautiful Christmas
box. Box ............... Soc
23c silk finish poplin-nearly forty plain
shades to select from. Yard, .... 19a.
2S-inch Kimona Flanneettes- shades
including greys, brown and reds. Yard
121ac
1000 yards 121ac Bates Dress Ginghams
in checks, stripes, bars and plaids, all the
new styles. Yard, .....9 .91bc
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Striking Reduc-
tions in Dress
Silks

soc 32-inch Striped Wash Silks-stripes
of perfect shades in white Yard, .39c
$1.00 36-inch Wash Habutai-all shades
of stripes in white; elegant for waists
and mems shirts. Yard .... $50
30-inch Kimona Silks-beautiful floral
designs. Yard, ...............5 .59c
40 inch Cascade Silk = crepy weave
silk; shades are Russian, Copenhagen
navy, black, wistaria, brown and sevres.
Yard, ............ 95c
Yard-wide Satin Messalines- nearly
hundred perfect shades. Yard, 81 90
S5c Cheney Bros. Showerproof Foulards
in navy, Copenhagen, Russian, brown, tan,
black, taupe and wistaria; set figures with
all the beautiful color combinations. Yard.
SOC
$1.25 yard-wide Silk Crepe de Chimes
in Russian, wistaria, navy, Copenhagen
and Royal. Yard, observation-disclosures .SSc
40-inch silk Crepe de Chine-fne quail
ity; in wistaria, navy, sevres Russian
taupe and brown. Yard, ... ST.
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Ostrich PIumes at S3.
Many Will Select a Gas or
Electric Portable Lamp

Made for gas or electricity; completes newest
fnishes latest designs.
Gas Portable Lamps, at
S3.9S, $5.8S, $3.50 and up to $3.50
Electric Portable Lamps. at
$3.50, $500, $500 and up to $3.50
Basement-BOWMAN'S.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-04
Hosiery Is Always
Acceptable Gifts
for Women

Women's thread silk hose, plain black
and colors; in fancy boxes, at $1.OO,
$3.50 and S2.00.
kayser's Italian silk hose, black and
colors, S1.5O pair.
Women's plain black hose. thread silk
boots, black and colors, at SOC pair.
Women S plain black hose, fibre silk
boots; pairs in fancy box, $1.OO.
Women's soc fibre silk hose, double
soles, high sphced heels, wide garter tops,
black only; , pairs in box, ..... SOC
Women's cotton hose. medium and
heavy weight, at 1212c, 17c and 25t
pair.
Burson seamless hose, regular and ex-
ira sizes. at 25c pair.
Women S cashmere hose, plain black, at
25c, sec and soc.
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