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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17
LIS PENpENS.
JUNE 10.
Manhattan.

son sr. s W cor Madison ay, s5xl022:
tinted states Trust Co OF New York agt
a Never e. al foreclosure OF mig); attys'
SHp IIvINtiToN ST. W cor Eldridge At,
aoxTs: NJ I.evinson ct al agt Msrtinson ~
al foreclosure % mtg), attys, Morris a
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. $, T5s n OF s!th
st 2sx100; New York Trust 90 agt Marks,r-
biz Title Co et nj fforeciosute oi h'sl'
sttys Merrill 4 Rogers e,,oo =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17

Practice-To report TO eng Of steamer
Thomas ). Richards. az 7th Reg Armory. 10
a. m, June IS: c. w Roe. jr.. eng. 10. J. 4.
Foote, eng. IS; r. ]. Donovan, eng. 20: X.
BOrnholz eng. Sc. J. J. DAZevedO. eng. 90;
w. Clancy eng. 76; T.. \. Dammeyer eng
90: ". +. Gallagher eng. 2i3 y. J. Metz
ger ir, ems. 2l3; w. +. Hickey, eng. ia;
G. Charous. eng. 22I: T. S. Richards. eng.
227; F, Ergenzinger eng. 231: f. Mum, eng.
"a; &. \. Wdmer. IT.. eng $50: j. 4. Chat
taway, eng. 27l II. Bremen eng. eSS; +. a.
woo.iey. eng. -2s7 t2d sec); f. Rernsen.
II. and L. II; r. s. Clements VI. and L. 80:
]. \. Unrath, II. and l.. 30; A. T. cole. II.
and L. l07; \. VI. Forster. II. and l. los:
J. Miller. No. 3, il. and L. rs; w. II, Breuer
II. and L. l15; y. j.. Bruno, IL, and /. los;
q. Olsen. H. and l.. 1875: a. !. Muir II. and
l.. 1879 c. G. Brown. II. and l.. 1877: J. J.
O'Keefe, II. and L. l4T: J. Stack. II. and /.
las
Retired--June IT, pension $40 SO (nreman
ist grade): Is. Akerley H. and l.. 20. Man
haitian, physically disqualified for pcrfor-
nance OF duties.
Special Leave Of Absence mo pay; 4th
Rradc)-M. l.. Waldeck, eng. 80. ~ hours
June Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17
Westchester Transactions.

Julia Beverley Higgens has let for Mrs.
Lea McIlvane Luquer her place, Plne
Lodge. at Mount Kiseo, TO the Rev. Dr.
fguration' New York. and has sublet for
Kenneth Brown Green Lane Cottage;
Mount K!sco, TO John David Lannon, OF
New York
The Dun e. Brown Company leased TOT
SedgwIck av., Yonksrs, TO j. W. Mc1lin-
many.
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,vlpEIEss REPoRTS.

The pennss1,aui3 reported as loN ln'S
80 ~ Sondv Hook at 1918 a m YESTERDAY y
,lrsrtod ~ dock Friday forenoon
me kaisc- Wilhelm der Crosse repoI, ou -. -
- miles cast OF SANDY Hook az 900 j" H''
t--ls, IS eXpcetc8 60 dock THURSDAY.
The Canuiug, reported as coo mics taeI y,
sandy Hook al M yesterday, II cAl'e''"
t0 dock Friday forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17
INCORPORATED AT TRENTON

Trenton, Juno Is.-New Area Automobile Co.
Perth Amboy; s50oooj A. Conquest r. Hender-
son and T.. Conquest. Perth Amboy.
care Boulevard, Town OF Union 5000; J.
g. Peppler, H. ~ Krunnow and II. W. Pepp-
ler WeAhaMken.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
JUNE ls.
Manhattan.

BRYANT Az. 1928: b Daxe ct al agt 3
LyttIe ct al: Dec 2s, 1918; ISL 70. =,
1918: $39 3. -. o.
1918: $50. .,,. =,
al; Dec 70. 1913; S1l3 25. =,
'is7TH sT. lois East y Dsxe ct al agt
Little ct al; Dec 2s, 1913: Sl22 90 @
my AIT Az $780, X Daxe et al agt
I,yttle Of al: Dec IS 1915 ses 05.
BROADWAY, n cor 9th st; Roohns
Co agt II schin ct al; Nov .; 1913; sSoo,
NGpbENE AV, OIL A Steckler ct al agt es-
tate Of G II schumsnn ct al; March &C. 1915
$50. .... 90, I,t.,,.r, 49,, "a,
...a - q u schumann ct al; March 30, 1914;
f0G|:prFNE ST, 22l; l. Marks agt q II schu-
mann ct al; March e, 1914; va o. - AT
- ~ w chsoman ct al: Oct ~ 1918; $50.
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TnTESnAY. ITNE d.
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.

use 7
Destination and steamer $50 Q. m.
Hawaii. Japan, Covea China, Philip
pines (via san FTanClsco)-CRyo
AalI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .....s. > une .
Japan. Corca. China via Seattlej-Ta-
coma AuId .-......-. s.dIue -
Hawaii Oia san ETanCiscOl-Sierra.. June Is
Tahiti MarQuesss. Cook Islands. New
Zealand, Australia Cyia san Fran
-Wiilochra. .....................J June 10
Japan. .Corea, China, Philippines VIA
NancouveT)-Empress Of India .......June 20
Japan. Corea, China, Philippines via
embellishments ..................Ju June =
Japan. C0rea, China (via Seattle)-AH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17
Costly Greenwich Estate Sold.

Laurence Timmons sold for Irving
Bachelor, the author, his Thrushwood
estate at Riverside. Greenwich, Conn.
The estate, which fronts on the Sound,
consists Of a dwelling and twenty-five
acres. and was held at $4,000: Mr..
Bachelor leased for the season through
the same broker Game Cock Island, at
Byram Shore, Greenwich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17
Str. "Mary Powell"
TRANSPORTATION.

Afternoon boat for West Point. Nswburgh
Kingston and way landings
leaves Desbrosses St. as +. NJ. W. aga ST.
. r. NV. l20th St. 2:2O T. NJ Daily ex-
cent Sunday Ideal outing 10 West Point
by boat or by rail. sl.l0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17

Highest temperature yesterday, 6s (at J
D. M. lowest "a cat a. M; acreage, o.
aycragc for corresponding date last year
IS. average Tor corresponding date last
thirty-threc years, 60.
Local Forecast-Fair to-day: tomorrow
fair and warmer; moderate north winds be
coming variable.
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FRIDAY. JUNE 10.
Outgoing STEAMERS.


Malls Vessel
Vessel Fer. line. close. saH
Ia Provence, HaNIe French 200 a m 1000 IN
Pres Irene. GIbrarr NGL $50 a III 1900 IN
Mar Wash'u. Azores. Aust II 80 a m 800 IN
Caracas Cural0a. Red D.. 8 80 m 1880 m
Nftarsr Colon d i Co... g:3O d. IA 1900 m
No--l. Nay, orleans -- 1900 m
Alamo Galveston. Mallory. - loop m
THURSDAY. JUNE IS
Afti-ris Hayti. H-A........1:0O p m 400 p m
q .-t. rIvlr.o1I White star. 1896 Ia
President Grant. Hmbrg. H-A -- 100 p m
$50 Arps Nfarsrirlss Fab~e 200 p m
f4rr.r.4r.eilo Rotterdam Tran. 100 m
N,bsUk Js.ls1ryillc CLYDE 100 m
d, IN ~ Ioyis savannah say soc y m
d Vale Galveston So Pac. 800 p n
FRIDAY. JUNE 70.
New York. Southampton, Am $50 a N 1000 m
lumun, Tamplco. Ward...... 600 a m 1900 IN
Niekcrie. Barbados RDWI...ll 80 a m 300 m
Nau.suillo Santiago Ward. 1900 IN
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THE WEATHER REPORT
forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

!ur. 'ord and Forecast. - Washington.
a. -ihe Prevailing high pressure over
e,n,n,'a central portion OF the country Il
q a. but low semprratuyes continue
,..,.- central valleys and the lover hte
otsas ana have extended into Kansas
s.r.r,i,, SINansss ana the Atlastic statos
PORTO, - the Gulf states. the 'grssser
we,, = ne upper lake region and the
Il. NJ ps,'', ,ssa7 higher, except along
wa FasAe Coast. With a maxiIaum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17

Local Official ReCOrd.-The Following om-
cial record from the Weather Bureau SHOWS
the changes in tho temperature for the last
twcnty-four hours, In comparison with the
gprrpsppndinc dufe year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
JUNE Is.
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

Milius; $4,000.
Same TO J A Trowbridge q asst,); 81
Same to same, trus for Mary A Davis: $4,000
same TO III /. Asher and ano, gdn: $4,000.
LAWYERS Realty Co 10 Lawyers Title Insur-
snce and Trust co; SIS, 900.
Theresa Holzberg TO S KadIn: 800
LILLIAN Gumbiner to Pauline Gumbiner; 81.
w ! Gran ana ano, exrs. 70 A Whiteman
Equitable Life Assurance Society OF to
seamen.s Bank for Savings; $4,000.
New England Mortgage Security Co to C B
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Esther Bamberr;
S25. 000
J b Taylor and sno to B Taylor; ;is5OO
Lincoln Trust Co to Lincoln Trust Co, trus;
same to same; 5000
Hensle Construction Co 10 NJ Marx; 800.
Darling 10 Florence NJ Francis; 81.
w l. COndit 10 Mabel Sherman 81.
p DOmschke, jr. TO w W Johnson and ano,
Amanda A Chase ct al. e1rs, to n A May;
NJ ] Hrsch 10 Anita Howell; 800.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Tillie
Calm: $4,000.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co to X
r Perkins; $500.
New York Title Insurance Co 10 st Johns
Guild OF the City OF y Y: $4,000.
Clara de Hirsch Home for Working Girls 70
New York Mortgage and Security Co; flOOO:
u Matilda Ziesler and W Champ. exr and
trus W ziegler 60 W ziegler. ,ir; :2Sc. SS S
same 20 same: sl15. 900; same TO same; $780, 600
same TO same; ZOO; same to same; So. 600;
same to same; si35. 900; to same: $l75.-
900; same 10 same: $4,000 same TO same.
$40 900: same to same; 700; same to same (;
SEQ 600: same 10 same: s225,o 900; same TO same
$50 900; same to same; $4,000.
The Bronx.
Marie OFT TO Margaretha Meiss; $4,000.
Nellie O'Gorman 10 Rose VI Farley 81.
Marie S NJ Gravel to Elizabeth Keber; 81.
$ $ Randall TO Sarah |. Fairbanks; $500.
J Parsons 10 Mary Hebble; $4,000
r Emory Clockk to Ethel + Ellis; $500
Estates: 81.
Constant ] serco 70 ] Barroni; 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17
IosT. FOUND ANp REWARDS

LOST,-June 10th, q white spitz dog. an
sy'ers TO name OF Zip" in vicinity OK e3d
81, and broadway Return 20 CARLYLE
RikCKWEL.L, 2O3 Riverside Drive, and re-
ceiye reward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17
Letters of Administration.

HANNAH GAMER Gune 100; $500 real .s-
-, SO 600 personal. Eph. A. karelsen' a'ty'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17
Vessels Arriving at and Departing
from the Port of New York.
Tuesday, June 10.

MINIATURE ALMANAC -
sunrise. as; sunset; 7;SS; moon ri'es' i+'S''
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

CHAUFFEUR. going TO Europe
desires 10 place his chauffeur, In a good
nosition: thoroughly competent and best OF
reference Tel. 1776-Columbus.
C0TTPTE-Outside or inside useful man;
wife general housework; very desirsole
oo,,nie. three years references from last
sn,ployer; $40 monthly for both. Call TWINS
Agency II West 18th 81. --
FAINTER. paperhanger, hardwood hnisher
takes work contract, real estate and private
work, city or country. ; Roth, 20 \: ss,h ~:
I,sI,ETTL MANN and out doors: scotch;
80 reference; reliable; understands horses
botanical. MacNeill Agency. II West 30th ST.
Tel Greeley 63iS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17
INSECT sxTERMINAToas.

BEDBUGs. REACHES, DIFFERENTIATED IN
soar hoars; scientific method. ECGSTER
CO.. as Weak lash tAGdaben 3ieS).
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Female.

ttor-srvoRK Finnish; reliable girl; city or
coIntry: wages. $50 $50; excellent references
Mrs. I.ehtrs Agency, Il East l25th st. Har-
lem b5l5.
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Humidity.
Barometer Readings

s a. m, o9.S5 1 p m, 29s9 p. M 29.So
United states Department OF Agrlcuture
weather bulletin, observations taken at p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17

DFBTs collected anywhere on earth; agents
everywhere; no collection. no charge.
CLIFFORD Collecting Exchange, 6e West Soth'
Phone Greeley 1901
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

uANTFD-An idea! who eGn think Of some
simple thing TO patent7 Protect your ideas
,he. may bring YOU wealth Write for
needed Inven tIons" aud How To Get Your
pstent and Your Money Randolph Com.
oanv patent ATTORNEYS wash. D. c
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Female.


CuAMBE Observation-Disclosures. - Neat Young
English Protestant; thoroughly experienced
,~ceiient references city or country. lhdus--
trial Association, II West 42d st. Phone DIV
Bryant.
CT1MBERMAID, PARI,oRMA1D. WAIT
pESe-Neat tall amiable Swedish girl; eS
client chambermaid- waitress; very best ref
srences osterberg's Agency n6 Lexington
av. Tel. 25l Plaza. --
CITAMBERMAID, LAUNDREss.-Youns Fin.
nish girl. good reference. Jussila Agency oeV
Lexington az. Tel. 1913 Plaza.
stect; very competent; city country; best
references Osterbergs Agency, uS lexins
ton ay Tel Plaza 25t
best reference; willing to
assist with laun1ry; Finnish sir also; ,o ehaIn-
bermaid and Tai ~ pi Suss''a Agency
baker, exceptionally neat
aud reliable. references FIRST class; sSV.
NacSeIll Agency. II w. 18th st., opposite
McCr.ervs. Greeley 6345
FoUsEwoRKER., Neat; good cook ana
iau.'" c.tv. country Model Agency. 442
West 3sth St Phone 452I-Greeley.
ti1T, sEWORKER-COoK. cHAMBERMAID.-
Together or separate: ne-t colored girls cry
oonnirv: excellent references. Harlem En-
ployment Exchange. 2i49 5th az. Harlem 81.
iI0T sEWoRK or CHAMBERwoRK.--N
sxpericuced girl: colored; city or country.
hest references. Model Agency, ~ Neh,
SSth ST. Phone 452I-Greeley. -
UoI'sEWoRK or KITCHENMAfD.-Nery neat
tinrITh girl Jussila Agency. so Lexlng-
ton av Tel. 4is3 PLAZA .-
TATfNDREss. Strong Swedish girl. excellent
laundress: dress shirts, collars excellent ref
.rences Osterbergs Agency. 1i6 Lexington av.
Tel Plaza -.
T.ATNDRESS.-Bes reference; shirts: very
capable: also, chambermaid and laundrrss
1fnnIsh girls. Jussila Agency, go Lexington.
av Tel. Ass Plaza. "
N.JTPsF Thoroughly experienced children;
four and one-half years excellent personal
references: wages IS. Industrial Association,
Il West i2d 81. Phone 40 Bryant.
NURSE. - Scotch. prefers responsibility,
mcnding and use ful references exception
al: s3s-s30 MncNeill Agency. u W. 55th
ST. OPP McCrcery's Greeley 40.
WATTREss. Neat. reliable scotch girl; ex-
ceIleat waitress parlornaid; anywhere:
excellent references osterberg's Agency, 10
Lexington av, Tel .Si Plaza and lo0s
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

MEN with ratertable Ideas write Ranooipn O.
g p,,ent Solicitors Warrington. ID. c.
:, 15I TART-F AGENT. to sell Guaranteed Bonds.
Met have good reference. VIII pay salary
.or commission. Permanent position. Cravles
Nortgage Co., Salina, Kansas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17
MECHANICS LIENS.
JUNE IL.
Maab attain

18TH ST, 8. whole front bet Prospect sv
and Mapes Az, 2s5xF: NJ Zipkes sgt Middle
Bronx Realty and Construction Co., owner;
l. b Kaufman contractor -(renewaD; $3.50.
Tho Bronx.
10th ST. Dsst, 1923 and 1ea; criscule agt
] L,oweth, owner and contractor; 81, 4o5 so.
FREMONT Az. $50; A NJ Adolf sgt Berta
Rabas owner; q Saggese, contractor; S2S5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17
BUILDING LOAN AGREEMENTS.
JUNE 16.
Manhattan.
COLLECTIONS

18TH ST. 20 West Mary A and Elizabeth +
Ksens loan VI Frank $4,000.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-26
And Now in the Carpet
Department Space Must
Be Made For Pictures

And in order to condense our stock, we've
decided to offer certain numbers of room
size rugs at unusual reductions.
All stock patterns from our regular assort-
ments and the only reason for this sale is to
make room for pictures. We devote large
portion of our Rug Department to holiday
goods in December, and must either sell or
store the rugs. We have put price on these
rugs that will close them out quickly.
Many proportionate reductions all
through the stock in Brussels and Velvet
Rugs.
Administer Rugs-Sanford & Sons.
At t$1S.98-regularly $500; 0xl2 #. size
At $685. regularly $2lS0; S.3x1o6
size.
At tS11.9s- regularly $14OO; 6xo #. size
Administer Rugs = Smiths Saxony and
Alpine.
AtS16.9s-regularly $22oo; 9x12 #. size
Administer Rugs-Smith Alpine.
At $14.9S-regularly $l848; 9x12 #. size.
Fourth Floor-BowMANs
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-26
Gift Suggestions
In Leather Goods

Travelling sets in leather cases, at
$1.OO to $6.95
Manicure sets, in leather cases, at
SOC to sS3.25
Beaded bags for women and children, at
1910 to $3.50
Womens and chidrens pocket books and
coin PURSES at COG TO sp1.OO
Leather handbags with the latest fittings,
at $1.OO to $5.95
Main Floor-BoWMAN's
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-26
New and Pretty Things
For the Children

$15O to $175 childrens Black Bonnets, in
Salts plush, broadtail and velvet; trimmed
with ribbon and flowers, at .......... CSC
$3.50 to $3.50 Children's Trimmed Hats
suitable for children to 10 years of age; in
panne velvet and silk plush; trimmed with
ribbon flowers and feathers, with facing of
shirred silk; at ........... $1.25 to $2.9S
$4.OO to $500 Childrens Coats-samples;
in zibelne, broadcloth, corduroy; straight
box coats and low belted styles; trimmed
with velvet, braid and fur; sizes to- years;
only one of style. Priced at
1925 to $3.50
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-26
Every Wanted Grade in
Women's & Children S
Underwear

Women's heavy cotton fleece lined vests
and pants, white and peeler color at =. 25c
Women's heavy and medium weight vests
and pants; bleached; silk finish, at ... SOC
Women's SOC union suits; bleached, fleece
lined; seconds, at ................... 800
Women's natural and white wool vests
and pants, at ..... 75G, $1.OO and $1.5O
Athena union suits, medium and heavy
weight wool and cotton, at
$1.OO up to $500
Womcn's Soc underwear, medium weight,
silk finish, peeler color, at ........... 800
Children's heavy cotton fleece lined vests
and pants ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25c
Children's heavy cotton fleece lined union
suits white and peeler color at 49,. SOC
Munsing union suits for boys and girls, at
SOC, 65e and ST 90
Boys heavy cotton fleece lined shirts and
Main Floor-BOWMAN'S.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-26
Two Splendid Corset Specials

Corscts made of coutil medium bust long
hips and back; embroidery trimmed at top,
with draw string; hook at bottom; sizes l9
to 80. Priced at .................... SOC
$1,00 Corset, medium bust; long hips
graduated clasps, draw string at top and
hooked at bottom; sizes 19 to 80. Special,
79e
Second Floor-BOWMANS
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-26
Sale of 24-in. Switches
at $1.45

These switches represent unusual
values. Your purchase is bound to
satisfy your sense of economy and to
assist in adding to your personal
charm.
This sale price justifes special trip
to Our Hair Goods Department. To-
morrow Second Floor-BowMAN's
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-26
Dainty Neckweqr and Ribbons For
Christmas

New neckwear in vestees, collar and cuff
sets, and dainty lace and organdie collars.
Priced at t.................. 25c to SS.OO
Ribbons for Christmas gifts in moires,
satins, Persians, warp prints and fancy; at,
yard lOc to Sl.0O
Main Floor-BOwMAN's
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-26
Flannelette Gowns

$125 to $l.50 Women's Flannelette
Gowns in pink, blue and gray stripes, with
and without collars; low and high necks;
trimmed with braid; some bound with satin
ribbon. Special at ................ S5e
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-26
Fur Trimmings

Concy Fur, in black, brown and white,
l-inch to inches wide, at,yd., 25e to 7je
Ermine Fur l and inches wide; yard,
SOC and ST 90
Russian Mink, and 2 inches wide; yard,
$1.OO and S1.15
Monkey Fur, 1z-inch wide, at, yd., $1.OO
Monkey Fur, one-inch wide, at, yard,
$1.75
Main Floor-BOWMAN's
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-26
OF Interest to Men,
This Complete Stock
of Underwear

Tomorrow will see large army Of men
lining up for a complete change of under ap-
parel. Remember this store, is able to fill,
your wants to your satisfaction.
Mems natural wool underwear, medium
weight, at ST 90, 81 80, $1.75 and $3.50
Mems heavy natural wool mixed shirts and
drawers; silk finish, pearl buttons; special
dl ........s.. .'...'''' oOY
Mems all-wool scarlet underwear, at
$1.0O
Mems heavy cotton fleece lined shirts and
drawers, at SOC
Mems heavy cotton fleece lined union
suits at ST .O0 natural wool ribbed union
suits, at ST 80, $500, $3.50 and $3.50
Main Floor-BOWMANS.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-26
Dainty Gift Handkerchiefs


All linen initial handkerchiefs, for 25c
Crepe de Chine handkerchefs in all shades-sug-
gestive for Christmas gifts, at ............. 25c
Armenia lace edge handlSerchiefs, all linen . 25c
Madeira embroidered handkerchlefs, 25c $3.50
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Second Floor-BowMAN's
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Notion Specials

10c. 15c, 25c and soc fancy buttons dozen .... &c
Sc and 1Oc silk buttons dozen .............,., 1c
0 "a ru piack nalr pins &c
lOc z4-yard piece Wn1te tape ................., 7c
25c box silk rbbonette for underwear ......., 15c
O-yard spool white bastng cotton for go, 1Oc
Main Floor-BOWMAN'S.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-26
Holiday Suggestions Are
Among These Drapery
Specials

39c Rep-white ground with blue designs
IS inches wide; for cushions and curtains,
yard ............... ............... S5c
35c Chintz - good patterns; SO inches
wide; for cushions, curtains and over
draperies, yard ..................... 200
12Hc Sikoline-in remnant lengths; use
full for comforts, cushions and curtains, yard
91Ae
$1.25 and $150 Lace Curtains-white and
ecru, 2H and yards long; only one pair of
klHu, pair OOT
25c heavy red cord and tassel-for bath
robes, cushions and fancy bags; each -. 80
zoe to 38c remnants of scrim, marquisette
and voile in useful lengths, at, yard
1870 and zoe
15c cord for cushion or bathrobe, at yard
5G
25c Scrim-white with stripes; good quail
ity, yard 80. .................. 1Sc
Fourth Floor-BoWMAN'S.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-26
Read Our AID. on
Opposite Page
Telling of a Most
+ Extraordinary. !
Sale of Women s
Coats
Fancy girdles, in all the popular
shades,
SOC to $1.OO
WOMEN'S GLOVES
in SeGsonble Weights

$1.85 Bacmo 2-clasp capeskin gloves in tan
and black at S1. 80
$1.75 Bacmo undressed kid gloves, in tan
and black, at $3.50
$1.85 Bacmo real chamois skin gloves in
natural and white, at ........... >. ST 80
$1.OO 2-clasp overseam gloves, in white,
black, tan and gray, at .............. 100
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-11-25
Japanese Gardens.
Janet Hervey Remnants "Children of
Japan

Almost every child in Japan has Il
garden. for if the houses are SO closely
crowded together that there is no
ground for an outside garden. there is
a beautiful little inside one. which is
held in a carved box or in a decorated
bow That does not mean anything
like a fern in n pot or a box of migno-
net or a shingle azalea. Within a
space only a few inches in size there
will be tiny hills. with a stream flow
ing between them; houses. bridges and
roads; curious plants that take the
place OF trees and colored stones ar
ranged like cliffs by the banks of the
tream.
When the garden is an outdoor one
it is arranged in the same way, with
everything that would make a land
scape beautiful copied On a smaller
scale. And because in Japan men have
given SO much attention to the art of
garden making they have discovered
how to get nature herself to fall in
which their plans. so that for their
little gardens they have little trees.
pear and apple and cherry, which grow
on year after year and bear beautiful
blossoms and fruits, and yet never
grow n highe'