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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-22
ULSTER PROBLEM
TACKLED AGAIN
BY CONFEREES

London. Eng, July 23.-Meciing with
the king again today the Irish peace
cunfcrccS tackled the cruz of the home
rule problem. namely; the area of It's
ter tn lfc excluded from home rule.
The conference adjourned after short
session until tomorrow. Meanwhile lead.
prc> will submit ~ party cauruSeS plans
for the exact Ulster territory 90 b. cx
cluded.
Premier ASquih IN the house today
took me responsibility for the Kings
sensational war speech Yesterday
Premier A-nuiih said before reading hi~
-peerh io lhe Irish conicrce~ The kin- had
submitted ii to the premier ~ he regular
MANNER A-uuith furthermore asserted the
king hAd first advised with ministers
fhrunehnai ali the plans in the present com
icrcnceS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-22
INFLUENCE OF
WILSON URGED
BY MED|ATORS
South American mediators Apparently OF
Opinion President Wilson'S Influence
Could Be Used TO Advantage In Securing
Amnesty.
POLITICAL REFUGEES ARE
UNABLE TO GET STEAMERS
Mexican Steamship Lines Seem TO Fear
Chartering Their Steamers TO Political
Refugees, Being Afraid OF Incuring Dis
pleasure.
(Bg ASxoci0fcd PreSS).

WIsl 'ugton. ID. a.. July 22.-The South
American mediator> today urged the
use BY President Wilson If his influ-
ence on Gencrs carranza 10 grant the
amnesty ~ an enemies ~ the conStit-
tionaliSt cause. otherwise there would
bc risk Of fighting al Mexico City.
Secretary Bryan accompanied the me.
diators. The discussion lasted more than
an hour. Carbaial'S personal rrprrSen
tative here il still hopeful. saving he br
licves Carranza will arrange satisfactory
terms with Carbaial.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-22
16-YEAR OLD
BOY DIES OF
GUN WOUND

Howard Carmichael Wa the name oi ths
boy who accidcntlv shot and fatally
wounded himself af his ramp ai n'guua
Vista. Il remote village about twenty -iw"
miles northeast "a Brownsville and about
five miles from Point isabel. When IN. "
X. Loew Of Brownsville reached the boy :
side about two and " halt hours after ihe
shooting ne found him unconscious and r
such serious condition that he aa- not cN
perted 10 live The hoy died ~ . O'Clock
last night. seven hour after ihr r.ergiable
accident occurred.
First reports soon after the accident
said that IL was Thought tine Noune msH
was dead. However. upo. Ihr arrival o'
the physician ~ was still hrrafhm-. hu'
barely alive.
Carmichael wa- we'll known ID San Re
niio. ll~ father Is manager oi the lam
drum cotton gin. and hc WAS mriuhrr M
the San Bcniio baseball ieam. "lhr llp.
Naddlcr~"
The body wa~ removed to san ReniiD
where the funeral viii W. held late TODAY
Justice at the Peace II n. liih v
Brownsville who went down to POINT i-sh''
promptly upon hearing the report q ihr ae
,ident Ia make an investigation. ls~i nlgh
returned verdict IA accordance with ih
circumstances. that the Young man cane z
hiS death by accident.
Carmichael wa~ holding q target rlilr hc
tween hi knees when iI wa~ arcldcnilN di-
charged. the bullet entering ihr head he
tween the eyes. pa~~in. oCi through The fa
of the head.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-22
]. D. SCR|vNER
LATEST TO STEP
DOWN AND OUT
In Slow and Measured Tones Las Yescas
Candidate for Sheriff f0f Cameron C0ur-
ty Announces Ne is IN the Race No More
Resignation Filed.
POPULAR JOB CANDIDATES HAVE
At LAST DWlMDLED TO ORDINARY
With Two More Days 10 60 me Democratic
Nomination Race Apparently Has
Reached Level. and the Polls viii 10
The Rest

Softly and sadly. jeff ID. Scrivncr. Who
has been running some Nv r~herifi. this
afternoon announced that he has decided
70 step down and out of the race and leave
the polls entirely 10 the few remaining
candidates. W. r. Nann. Carl r.. RYAN and
Frank n. Hill. Mr.. >rrivncr calmly handed
hi typewriter resignation in tO County
Chairman james h. Wells TIN. afternoon.
and Il j. supposed secured the return "
hiS candidates fee. and then Nv WV vut
for points mp the county to tell hi- many
friends that hc had come to the mind that
conditions in political circles were such
that Ne thought he'd better rct out. nos
with>tanding that he conceded ~ woud
make Cameron county a. good sheriff a-
il ever has had
After being the bone w contention fur wv.
many a. TX candidates the sheriff race
has dwindlcd down to the ordinary level
% far a. the number Of candidates are
concerned, and II j. quite probable that
there will be no further changc in thr ap-
pcarancc Of the ballot when il ~ presented
g. the voting Democrats on Saturday. The
ballot practically has been arranged W. "
will appear on election day. and " prubab,
will W. placed IN the hands "A thc printt "
Thursday afternoon or Friday morning.
". /. Nann. who has been assured the
support of Judge james Il. Wells in hi~
sheriff aspirations, was out early tndny ny
starting an automobile trip for points up
the county, for the purpose of making hay
while the sun shines III districts where wy.
T. not quite ~ well known ~ NV Brown
vile. lie said that he IN quite certain that
he will make the winning race before the
primaries on Saturday, but being u new
man m Cameron county ~ deSire- that wv
many voters a. possible shall know what
the deputy United States marshal look
like.
In listing the sheriff candidates yr-tcr
day the name "a j. ID. Scrivner was mad
vertcntly left out Ile wa~ still strongly I'm
the race last night and early this morning,
and hiS decision came only this afternoon
He said that nv had nothing ~ Say with
regard 10 hi withdrawal, and denied that
he was Withdrawing IN favor of either
Nann, Ryan Or Hin IIe believed t0 ths
last that he could defeat either RYAN vI
Nann or Hill. but would give no explana
tion of hi reason for withdrawing .o sud
denly.
Augustine Crlnya. who was candidut,
for county superintendent M school.
against J. j. Galloway, has Withdrawn
leaving the field open before The primarie.
for the San Bcnit0 candidate.
There H. only one other competed office.
and that A. for county treasurer, Ter whicl
+. l.. Hicks. the present holder. and Dr. N
X Ilallam are running Dr. IIallam Said
that Ne l. still m strong and will NV ~u w
the end. IEe declared today that he believe.
h. will defeat Hicks for the Office hy thrc'
10 one.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-22
Is Not Mrs. Johnson OF Dallas.

Dallas. Texas. July -. Relatives n
Mrs. Mohalmo Johnston of nallls. Nho
was partially Identified al Galveston
as the beach murder victim. denied tn
da, that il could be hers. They showed
a postal card from her written Monday.
"A few hours before the time the murder
i supposed Ia have occurred. saving - :
was pleparing TO start that afternoon
with her husband and two children hv
automobile for Dallas. and % "run right
through
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-22
Refugees Are Up Against II.

Puerto Mexico. July 81 Mexican poll
teal refugees here appear to have NJ
chance Of getting away on steamer
which does not touch al Vera CrCnz.
The Mexican steamship lines seem 10
fear 90 charter their boats "a refugees
for fear of incurring the displcasure of
the provisional government
Although two regular steamers leave
mere tonight or tomorrow for Vera Cruz
the refugees are - numerous that not
all can 20 on both steamers. even if they
wished.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-22
DIFFICULT TASK
BEFORE FEDERAL
MEDIATION MEN

Chiraeu. lll .iulN .3 i'll am ai lihcr
a, 40 Sa, that this ~ thc mo~i difficult
task 81 mediation that has ever confront
cl this commission
Tn this brief extent MI " th1mher> NJ
the federal mediation board today brnk.
the rule ol secrecy which guards AT nc.
gotiationS lpr settlement Wy me engine
mem, disputes on the western railroads
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-22
RESOLUTION ON
COLLECTOR RABB
TO Be VOTED ON

WASHINGTON. n. C.. JULY 22-C0N
GRESHAM I0HN N. GARNER'S RES0-
LUTON CALLING on SECRETARY OF
THE TREASURY M'AD0O FOR AN IN
VESTlCGTI0N OF ALLEGED P0LITI-
CAL ACTIVITY or COLLECTOR or
PORT FRANK RABB. or The LAREDO
DISTRICT. WAS FAYORARLY REPORT
Ed TODAY BY TIE HOUSE WAYS AND
MEANS COMMITTEE.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-22
PRINTING OUTFIT
FOR JOURNALISM
SCHOOL AT AUSTIN
LEg I..o,iaI,d Prrssl =.

Austin. Texas. July >. An order for
y r,Iinacr press and complete job print
iug outfit has hcen placed IN the School
VA journalism NJ the University of Tex
a~ Ia Houston II j. the plan Of Former
Lieutenant Governor viii N. Mayes.
,Ican WI ihr school to have the students
issue SAX page paper probably week
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-22
INTERVENTION
IN HAITI MAY
BE NECESSARY

Washington, D. C.. July 22-ATmy and
naval 0shciaIS here. confident shat inter
ventiOn BY the United States Is necessary
In Haiti and the Dominican republic. are
rushing troop plans. BY tomorrow 700
marines Tor this purpose will be available
at Guantanamo. II Is new up to President
Wilson TO indicate the final move Ne is
silent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-22
OUTLOOK
FLATTERING, Is
JONES' OPINION
sssssssssssssssss


While some have w. rrhf chat ,rifh
tbe oprn baye .t.UU. .h.. .Hft U.
nr.n r~tnr~ai nf .M. ..uu.NMH. nr M. MN
A N.nu br Ir,iu. l. NAN r.M. r.t..u
candidates mirff H...n.. f....rr,.r.
AMI dron aut w WV ,.. .t y. .....r
that onlv one has done ~u .Irn ~rr .nur
Indeed. thr snnnortar~ MA Sheriff Carl
iT R,an drclar. fhr, will 0firt ali the
ri.~..r IVY AIr E.an ard ih., afr-,.
~toutI, their hri'rF ti WY wIf w. H.
winner nm fhr r mMr. SATURDAY
Prominent amnll.r Afn N4.fn N.Mr.fa AN.
judge II. L. Jones. uhoiS Rvan's lanvcr
and y friend WY l,ng standing. Judge
Zones declares thit hr believes hi~ cam
didatc'~ chances nf winning the nomin
ation are very flaticrins. and does not
hesitate wv prophcc, that Ryan viii Win
the domination.
INV. .Tnnr~ ~rv4 ha viii stick fn hiS
friend tn thr ln.f nnf .fni.fit stands rr
ear he ~h.~;ff Tf. ,i,i...s w ia.t... .f
wv. .b.,ifrs rri,,I. L.frr l-sr. .r.,..,.l
th,A ,r. .t,nd;,.u n, bim unl from Nm
unr,aranr.X there win hn warmer work
than ever ~ m. rar. between now and
S,turl.v Spe;,kinr of sheriff Rvan-s
chanrr~ this morning Judge Jones said.
Carl E,nn's prospects could NOT hr
more flattcrint than at this time. Many
people " whom W. never dreamed are
running w his rescue believing that
A. I'M not getting the square deal fn which
hc H. entitled. have M apologies to
make for snnportina Carl RYAN. \ know
~ haS hi~ faults. brt from wv beginning
W thn world there hns never hccn N man
who did mot have faults. Nlr. RYAN has
filled the office of sheriff al n most trv.
inc time III Cameron Count,'S history
vbpu ,.litir,l division h,S rnu~rI more
~ I...s ~.ri,u~ tr.ui,la An 4. trnr that
hr has had n rl,~h nf trouble hnt II
would ". y bad ntnnhet Who could xav
that ,n,op. roulJ h,y. filled tbr orfirr
nf sheriff nf Cameron rnnutv far the
mast fonr wears and not have been i'm.
yoIved In some character ~ trouble \
have ~,cn rari P,ap pu,l.r nv most trv
ipr circumstances and ai MA times wv
has rxrrriSrd th,. HIGHEST drnrrr nf love
for humanity.
Mr. .IoncS saws nv. RYAN and Rvan's
friends viii ~unport the nominees
-In fact. the worst thing that cnnld
hc said M D,an IN that hn ~ TOO tender
hearted Some Sa, that IVY w NV arrc~
xivc ennurh. but believe that NJ has
brrn sheriff NV " time fhcn IN would
never have dome AN have lad blood
thirsty man in office.
..I L.,,,. L...u nv carl RYAN from, fhs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-22
100000 W0RKMEN
NOW ON STRIKE IN
RUSSIAN CAPITAL

II. Petersburg. Russia. July y. The
striking workmen increased a. .0O.OOU
here to-day. Street car service has bee
suspended
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-22
TEXAS FARMER is
SUMSTRUCK WHILE
CUTTING CORN.

Tea.ne. Texas. Iuiv 22-S. =.
. Beatty. farmer near Granger. died
. of sun~trukc which occurred ycSier-
. day afternoon while H. was cutting
= corn in thr field.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-22
Armistice at MazatIan Probable.

Mazatlan. Mexico. July D. Both fed
erals and the conStitutionali~sS here yes
tcr,lay begun Negotiations With Rear Ad-
miral Howard of the American fleet for
an armistice and evacuation of Mazatlan
~ the federals
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-22

Galveston. Texas. July - After par
italy identifying the body Of the hand
some woman mn, dered on the beach here
yesterday aS her Schou' girl chum. Miss
Alma Johnston of Dallas Mrs. George
Hllpot. who made thu Identified ION.
said she VIII inspect the hodS again "a
O'Clock this afternoon
The mystery increased when Dallas
relatives telephoned thar the murdered
woman's ewes are not the same color aS
Mrs .Johnston'S and tha' they ARE sure
Mrs. Johnston her husband. and two
children are en- route by automobile from
Galveston to Dallas and are ont oi tclc
graphic communication.
More evidence Of brutality ia the mur
der was disclosed today.
The police i'm investigating the ease
developed the fact that there we're an
astonishing number Of qnarrcl> along
Galveston beaches the night of the Sip
posed murder. \ man and woman drove
up to one resort down the island. The
man made arrangements for acc"mnda
tions. but the woman refused tn leave
the ear. Thercupon began violent quar-
rel Finally the couple drove away Their
identity iS NOT vet established. ~ most
eases the police traced down the quar-
refers. learning they were merely harm
less fusseS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-22
REVISED, CLAYTON BILL
GOES TO SENATE TODAY:
CAUCUS FOR TONIGHT

Washington. d. g.. July -. The
revised Clayton antitrust bin ha~
been completed and was sent wv INV
senate today. "A Democratic caucus
j. called for tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-22

New OrIcans. Ia. TnIN ----Nn0TNTT
bubonic infected rats discoNcird here
today. making total 81 seven. II was
caught forty.one blocks from the places
where the first human case developed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-22
Captain OF Seamer Fined S25 IN C0nnec-
ton With Buh0nic Measures.

Galveston. July 22--Iaptain Hansen
~ the steamer Atlantis was fined 80 to-
day for falling to place raI guards about
Ms shin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-22

San Juan, Porto Rico, July o.
Refugees from the revolution are
starving TO death al Puerto Plata.
One American marine there was shot
In the leg
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-22
0-YEAR OLD PRINCE
Nv vs. REPORTED WILL
WE'D KINGS DAUGHTER.

Munich, Bavaria. July 22.-It ~ ~
ported that Prince William uf lI0hpn-
rDllern, aged jn. widOwrr. I'M about
to become engaged to daughter of
the king ~ Bavaria.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-22
MURDERED GIRL
THOUGHT TO Be
FROM CLEBuRNE
Developments This Afternoon In Galveston
Beach Murder Indicate Murdered W0m-
an Was Mrs. George Hopper Of Clehurne.
Texas.
DALLAS IDENTIFICATION
INCREASES MYSTERY IN CASE
Dallas Woman Identifies Dead Girl as a
School Girl Chum. But Later OeSCrip-
tions Disprove Description-Mr. Hop
per In CIeburne.

Galveston. Texas. July -. 2::D =. ~.
Bulletin) Developments this afternoon
indicate that the woman murdered on
the Galveston beach Monday night was
Mrs. George Hopper. whose husband Is
believed 10 be- H. Cleburnc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-22
FnnI. WISE NAN.

Wise men have their mouth IN their
har. ippl- their heart M their
mouth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-22

llp that eoe~ TOO hastily along often
-tumbles oiI "a fair road.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-30
Kitchenwares

Galvanized Wash Boilers at
6gc-from 79c. SOC and CSC
with handle and galvanized
cover.
Wear-cver Tipped Preserve
Kettle. I0c-from zoe: bale han
die. = a-quart capacity.
Serving Trays at 15c-from
s1.25 mahogany finished frame
with glass center.
Cedar OIL Mop. 69C-from
500; including pint Of cedar
oil.
INire-prooT Casserole, Csc
fromS1 69-S S-inch; brown finish.
white lining. nickel-plateG cop
per receptacle.
Coal IIod at 9c-from 15c;
hlack iapanncd.
Wcar-cvcr Aluminium stew
Pan. 2Oc--from 45c; one quart
capacity.
Tea En:tlcs. 79c--from Sf.15,
s1.25 and 81. S1.39--nickel-piated
copper tea Kettles: sizes z, S and
Wash Tub. 19c-from 79c;
extra heavy galvanized, wringer
attachment and wood handles.
Nesco Perfect Double Rooster.
S1.25--from StGS; gray enamel,
seif hastine. self browning.
Nescc Oil Heaters. S3.25-
frc0l s2.9S ana $4.f9.
Aluminium PcTcolator at St.00
from s1.69: 2-quart size.
10 Rolls ToiIet Paper. CSC
good quality crepe paper.
10 cakes Dautz Naphtha
Laundry Soap including one
package Saowboy washing pow
titf .....s.- SSS
Basement -EOWMAN'S
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-30
China Dept.

Table Tumblers at 10C doL.-
Regularly G0c; blown glass, en-
graved.
Cups and Saucers, soc doz.-
Regularly $1.2oi gold band,
china
Eireproof Baking Set, 69c--
value S1.29-Guernsey earthen-
ware. Baking set consists of
finch casserole, bowl, pudding
dish and six custard cups.
Decorated China at 9Sc-value
S1.49-fruit bowls. sugar and
cream sets. cake plates, chop
plates. bread and roll trays and
salad bowls.
Decorated China at 69c-value
9Sc-chop plates, tea pots, nut
bowls, cracker Jars, salad bowls,
spoon trays. relish dishes, sugar
and cream sets. bread and cake
plates.
Electric Portable Table Lamps.
$3.50 to S12.50-from $3.50 to
$3.50.
Jardinieres - an opportunity
TO secure highs grade crockery
jardineres at half price
The 75c kind at 3Sc.
The csc kind at 10c.
The $3.50 kind at 75c.
Basket Trays at f9c-values
9Sc to S1.39-decorated china
center.
-BOWM ANS
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-30
Silks and Silk and
Wool Dress Goods

Yavd-widc Wash Silks at SOC
yG.-vaiuc $l.0G-heavy quality:
atl silk; pin. double and space
stripes; nearly ali shades.
i2-iuch Crepe dc Chimes at &c
yd.-value soc; silk and cotton;
neat figures and small designs.
42-inch Brocadc Tussnhs Mt
3gc yd.--value S1.5o; silk and
wool: in navy, brown, wistaria
and Copenhagen.
silk Crepe de Chine ut 79c yd.
value $40: good line OF
shades to select from.
40-inch Silk Crepe de Chino at
SIPS yd..-value $3.50; all street
and evening shades.
4O-inch Black Satin Char
meuse at S1.25 Nd.--value S15e;
in taupe, navy and black.
Imported Silk Samples, at.
yafu ...-... ........ l5c
Remnants of dress goods
marked 25 per cent. less than
regular selling prices.
Main Floor-BOWMAN'S.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-30
Furniture

One ". & E. Kitchen Cabi-
net--this is one of the sample
cabinets on our sales floor:
slightly marked from demon
strating; regularly $3.50. Sale
price ................. S21 30
One Special Kitchen Cabinet
white enamel interior, sample
cabinet on sales floor; regularly
$1,000 Sale price $3.50
Genuine Leather Davenport
fumed oak. Spanish leather:
equipped with automatic bed;
regularly $500 Sale price.
$4,000
$500 Fireside Jacobean
Rockers ......... S1O.00
sS.75 Jacobean chair anc
rockers S6.40
Fumed oak Library Suit
chair, rocker and settee: uphol-
stored in brown imitation Span
ish leather; regularly s21.00.
sale price ........ SfO.95
Chair and rocker, upholstered
in imported tapestry. loose cush-
ions of feather down; regularly
$500. Sale price. each, S22.5O
Fifth Floor-BOWMAN'S.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-30
Reductions in the
Shoe Department

Women's felt slippers that
were S5c and S1.00, pair 4Sc
Boys high cut storm shoes,
black and tan, double soles; will
wear like iron; sizes up to 5 Il;
values up to $3.50. Pair. .S1.9S
Mems buckle arctics-our en-
tire stock of S1.69 and $1.9S
best quality arctics, one and
four buckles, at, pair .... .sSc
Mems Slippers - handsome
slippers that were formerly
$1.25 10 $1.69 at, pair ..... Csc
Mems shoes-a cleanup lot
of odds and ends of excellent
quality shoes that were formerly
$3.50 to $3.50. Pair -. .Sf.9S
Women's patent colt button
ovePeaiter boots with fawn cloth
tops and concave leather heels;
ali Sizes $500 value. Pair. S1.9S
Women's finest felt slippers in
various colors that were $1.25,
S1.49 and S1.69. Pair ..... .9Sc
Women's black overgaiters or
"Spats," all sizes, soc value, at,
PAIR -oc
Third Floor-BOWMAN'S
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-30
Door and Window
Hangings

White Lace Curtains at 95c TO
S2.67 pair-yalues Sips to s4.OO:
plain and fancy centers; suitable
for bedroom, living and dining
rooms; 3 yards long; all new
patterns.
Mercerized Cords at 1Oc and
25c paiF-values CSC and soc.
for cushions. curtains or bath
robes. in red. green. rose and
mixed colors.
Striped Wolfe, 29c yard-value
4Jc-for curtains and waists: in
blue and tan. Also fancy scrim
and colored border voiies.
Rep. Chintz and TafTcta at 29c
yd.--valuc 39c; for curtains.
cushions and over drapery.
Scrim and Noilc at 1Sc to csc
yd.--value soc; fancy openwork
borders
SCrim Remnants at ice AMI
1oc yd.-values 20c to soc: also
marquisette and voiles; in use
ful lengths.
Crctonne Remnants at 121ac
and 1oc yd.---values 1Sc and zoe:
for cushions, curtains. laundry
and fancy bags.
Siil;oline Remnants Mt &c yd.
figured; Sc inches wide; for
comforts and over Grapery.
Fourth FlnOr-ROWMkN
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-30
DOneStiCS

Bleached Muslin Mt SC yard
good quality. SO inches wide;
remnant lengths.
Zoe Outing Flannel at 4Ic
yd.-light and dark patterns;
remnant lengths.
1215c and i5c Bed Ticking at
715c yd.-in blue and white and
fancy stripes.
Unbleached ShcetinE at 2hc
yd.-27 inches wide; in lengths
from 2 ia to 20 yards.
Mohawk and Utica Sheets at
65c TO 7Sc: from 90c to S1.09;
S1x90, 90X90 ana 81X10S inches;
these sheets are perfect with the
exception of a few oil stains
which will come out after wash
ing. A few hemstitched sheets
in this lot at the same price.
Pillow Cases at Sc TO 16c each
from 15c to 22c; 42x36 to Sax
36 inches; Dreamland, Bowman
Special, Mohawk and Salem
brands.
1Oc Outing Cloth at SIC yd.
cut from full pieces; light
patterns.
Main Floor-BoWAiAN'S
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Infants and Chill
dren's Wear

Children's Dresses at 30c--
made of gingham in pink, blue
and light-colored plaids and
checks; plain colored chambray
used for cuffs, collars and belts;
long wasted models; plain and
double skirts; sizes to IA years.
Chlldren's Coats at S2.9S =
values $4.25 to $500; principally
cheviots. zibelines, corduroys and
chinchillas; in navy, brown and
green; smart styles in tox. mill
tary and low belted effects.
Infants Coats at S1.5O-Nal-
ues $3.50 to $500; short white
coats of cashmere. diagonals and
crepella, trimmed in pretty bro
cades, fur and silk; sizes
months to years.
Boys Hats at 39c-value soc
to 75c; all late styles in chin
chilla. corduroy and mixed ma
terials; Rah Rah and stitched
brims: suitable for boys to
years.
ChiIdrcn's Hats and Bonnets
at 59c-values s1.00 to S1.5O;
velvet. trimmed with ribbon, fur
and flowers; bonnets for chill
dren l to 8 years; hats for chill
dren to s years.
Second Floor-BOWMAN'S
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-30
Women S & Chill
dren's S Underwear

Women's soc underwear
heavy cotton. fleece lined;
bleached; silk finish; pearl but
tons; garments for S1.O0, or,
each ......... soc
Women's 39c underwear
vest and pants; peeler color;
medium and heavy weight, at,
each ......... zoe
Women's soc union suits
bleached; long sleeves: ankle
length: medium weight: seconds.
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Boys 25c underwear-heavy
cotton, fleece lined. at ....17c
Childrcn's 25c underwear
vests and pants; fleece lined cot
ton: bleached. at, each .... 19c
Main Floor-BOWMAN'S.