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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-09
These Are Days Of Frightening Up the Homo
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Call 1901 phone. Founded
Timely Specials
in Wanted Silks

Black Satin Messaline, 74c yd.-
regularly $1.00; 80 inches wide very
lustrous.
P. w. Taffeta, $1.75 yd.-4O
inches wide; good shades of Rocky
Mountain blue, Oregon green, battle
ship grey, navy, wistaria, black and
ivory
Crepe Meteor, s SO yd.-regular-
ly $500; 40 inches wide; extra good
quality; shades of putty, Rocky
Mountain blue, Oregon green, Copen-
hagen blue, Tuxedo brown, navy,
black and ivory.
Faille Francaise, $1.59 yd.-36
inches wide; satin finish black only.
Silk and Wool Poplin, SAC yd.-4O
inches wide; in wistaria, Russian
green, putty, sand, Belgian blue, Ore
gon green, black, navy, and battle
ship grey
M. I. A. Black Satin Messaline,
$1.OO yd-35 inches wide; blue star
edge.
Main Floor-BOWMAN'S.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-09
Laces and Embroid-
cries Are Rich in
New Patterns

Double width all over Shadow Laces, in
white and cream, at soc, 75c, $1.OO and
$1.25 yard.
Cream and white Oriental Lace Floun-
sings, 27 and As inches wide; at $1.OO
to $3.05 yard.
Oriental Lace or Net Edges, 2 to
inches wide; white and cream, at 121sc
to $1.00 yard.
Swiss Match Sets, to IL inches wide;
beautiful patterns, at zoe to SOC yard.
Swiss Flouncings, 1S inches wide; at
25c, 39c and SOC yard.
Rufied Baby Flouncings, 27 inches
wide; regularly Use, at SOC yard.
Swiss Flouncings, 27 inches wide, at
25c to SOC yard.
Main Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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The Draperies Department Offers
Many Little HELPS

Curtain voile, 1Sc to SOC yd.-
white, cream and ecru, with fancy
open work borders.
Curtain Materials, 1Sc to SOC
yd.-cretonnes, repps and taffetas.
Curtains, at 79c to $3.50 pr
scrim, voile and marquisette curtains
in white and ecru; with hem and
edge; hemstitched hem and lace in
sertion and lace; 212 yards long.
Sunfast Curtains, 1915 to $6.25
pr.-in brown, green, red, blue and
rose; with and without valance.
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Bigelow Electra Rugs, extra fine
quality; size 9x12, at 80. .$24.5O
Wiltone Rugs, beautiful effects,
mostly in plain colors, size 9x12, at
$1,000
Body Brussels Rugs good line of
small all-over designs; size 9x12, at
$26.5O
Royal Wilton Rugs medallion fig
ures and small all-over effects; size
9x12, at .S37 so
Alexander Smith s Administer Rugs
7size 9x12, at $21.OO and $22.5O
Alexander Smith s Herman Rugs
no seams-all in one piece at $24.OO
Wool and Fibre Rugs heavy
quality; new designs, in greens and
browns, 9x12 at $S.25, S.3x10.6 at
$7.25, 6x9 at $4.9S.
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ROSE
BUSHES
Seeds

Mays Flower and Garden Seeds, &c pack
or packs 1Oc.
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Garden Requisites

Rubber Hose-standard grades. come IN
70 and 60-foot sections, already coupled.
Ft, &c, 1Oc and 12c. pN
length, Ice ft
Garden Hoes, z5c.
Garden Spades, soc.
Garden Trowe1s, DC and 1Oc.
Garden Rakes, 25e, soc. 5Oc
Weed Digger or Asparagus Knife. no.
Hand Weeders, Zoe.
Sure Kip grass shears, 2Sc,
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Women's patent leather and gun
metal trimmed military laced spring
boots, in battleship gray, putty and
sand colors. The smartest shoes you'll
see, at $3.50.
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Lace Curtains SOC to $5.75 pr.
Lace and novelty net curtains, in
white and ecru; plain and covered
centers, with braid trimmings, Cluny
Insertion and lace edges; 21a and
yards long.
Armures, 39c to CSC yd.-fgur-
ed designs; in red and green.
Tapestries, $1.5O to 1925 yd.-
30 inches wide; pretty colors and de-
signs.
Fourth Floor-BOWMAN'S
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Bulbs

Tube Roses. Elephant Ear, Cannas. Alle-
mania, Indiana. Louisiana and Giadiolas-
moderately priced. Dahiias. assorted col
ors. 10c each.
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Smart, New Furnishings
For DrcSSy Men

Mems Dress Shirts, $1.OO-
percales and mercerized madras,
coat style, with attached, French
or starched cuffs, newest Spring
patterns.
Mems Silk Shirts, $500,
$3.9S and $4.9S-coat style,
French cuffs; choice patterns.
New Neckwear, 5Oc-four-in-
hands and clubs. .,,
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Mems President Suspenders,
39c-regularly soc.
Munsing Union Suits, $1.OO
and $1.5O-spring lines com
plete, in all the wanted styles.
Monito Half Hose, double soles,
high spliced heels; thread silk,
SOC pair; silk isle, 25c pair.
Main or-BOWMAN'S.
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Primo Grey
Enamel Ware
Specials r. /.

Lot consists of 12 and 14-qt.
water pals; 10 and 12-qt. Ber-I
lin cooking kettles; chamber
pals, enamel cover; 2 and 3-qt.
rice boilers; foot tubs; 16-qt.
preserve kettle; IA and 21-qt.l
dish pans. Choice, 29t.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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48O Soft, Fluffy Hal
Switches Just
Arrived I

All colors and shades; "a and 4
inches long; all three short stem
regularly $500. Saturday, $1.45l
At this price the lot will likely dill
appear before the day is past.
Every economical woman shou1
take advantage of this unusual d
fering.
Prompt and courteous attentid
from an expert who will guaranteed
perfect match.
Combings made up Saturday Cd
$1.25.
Second Foor-BOWMAN'S.
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Dainty Spring
Dresses for
Little Girls

Gingham Wash Dresses-plaids,
checks and stripes; also plain colored
chambray, prettily trimmed, with
plated, plain or tier skirts; sizes 2 to
years, at SOC to $3.9S.
Linen Dresses, in white, leather,
rose and old blue; also contrasting
combinations; some are long waist
models, hand embroidered, with wide
leather belts; sizes 6 to IA years, at
$4.9S.
Wash Dresses of crepe gingham, in
novelty plaid of rich colorings, silk
ginghams, chambrays and .percales,
with plated and double skirts; trim
med with lingerie and pique collars;
sizes 6to IA years, at SOC to $3.50.
Lingerie Dresses, in many new
styles; sheer batiste and lawn, trim
med with fine lace and embroidery,
touches of hand work sizes 2 to 6
years. at CSC to $500.
Second Floor-BOWMAN's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-07
VERDICT FOR MORSE
IN $1,O5O,OO0 SUIT
Court DiSmiSSpS Sherman Law
Action Of Manhattan
Navigation Co.

Judge Lacombe in the United States
District Court yesterday dismissed the
Sherman law damage suit for Sl,O50.OOO
started by the Manhattan Navigation
Company against the Hudson Naviga-
Ion Company and Charles w. Morse.
Who. the Manhattan Navigation Com
>Any asserted. had so far rehabilitated
limself since leaving Atlanta as to be
N the verge OF establishing n steam
,0at monopoly OF the Hudson.
Judge Lacombc held that the Man
haitian company had failed to prove its
contention or to show that II had been
damaged by Morse's activities. II the
hudson Navigation Company raised its
'ates for transportation of passengers
and freight between this city and AL
sany to an extortionate and unreasona-
Die degree, the Judge said. such action
,ught to have ~redounded to the benefit
II the plaintiff company, which contin-
led to charge the old reasonable rates.
Judge Lacombe also dismissed briefly
he contention that Morse has been OPP
rating two lighting ships" for the last
our years. sending these ships out from
Albany and New York at the hours at
which the Manhattan company's ships
we're scheduled to sail. with instructions
10 cut deeply into the freight and pas
lenger rates of the plaintiff mpan
NATURALLY all boa in the night SER
hce on the Hudson between New York
md Albany leave about the same time"
aid Judge Lacombe. IF the prices on
me are lower than the other ii is be-
Ause the service on the former Is not
u good. Not a fact has been ad-
unced, however. to support the claim
br damages. For aught that appears
leither a single passenger nor a ton Of
freight has been diverted from the COM
Mny by the running Of the two low
DPiced boats"
The Manhattan company's complaint
asserted hat Morse's avowed object, ad-
nitted by him in conversations with
m Of the Manhattan company's EN-
Dloyees. was to harass the un-
a the stockholders would be glad to
.ell out to him at his price.
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GOLD IMPORTS HERE
/ NOW $121,52O,OOO
Another $1,000, 0OO Comes
From Canada-British Loan
Not Completed.
EXCHANGE Is STRONGER

The gold movement from Canada was
continued yesterday, when s1.0o0.OOO In
bars reached here from the Bank OF
England depositary In Ottawa. Half OF
the gold was brought In by the Cana
dian Bank of Commerce II was said
The remainder was for the account OF
the American Exchange National Bank
and was a private matter, having no re-
lation to the exchange market.
II was also learned yesterday that the
Canadian Bank of Commerce brought in
100000 In gold coin on Saturday. Yes
terday's and Saturdays importations In
creased the total gold imported from all
sources since January 1 to $12l.52O.O 900.
Of which canada has contributed bou
90, 900. 900. J.. p. Morgan & G o. brought
IN about 100000 of this amount.
While almost daily conferences are
being held by prominent bankers regard
ing the placing of n great British loan
in this country for the purpose OF
bolstering the rate of sterling exchange.
prominent flnanciers say that the nego-
kiatiOnS are not completed. IL ~ unuer-
stood that the banks all over the
country are being sounded az to their
willingness to take portions OF the loan.
which will be between 500. 200. 900 and
$500, 600. 900. New York banks are said
to be unwilling to make the entire loan.
a. they wish TO be In a position to meet
n other opportunities or emergencies
which maj arise.
Exchange on London, Paris and Genoa
was generally firner yesterday. Rates
on Berlin and Vienna were unchanged.
Sterling closed a. 4.16N for demand and
Atm for cables. This compares with
4.76% for demand n AZ 5-l6 for
cables on Saturday. Francs were higher
at 5.64h for sight drafts and 5.63A for
cables. against 5.G5A for drafts and
SIS for cables at the close OF last week.
Marks were unchanged at slS for
checks and 81 X for cables. Italia lire
advanced from 6.l2, Fridays closing
price. to 500. while Austrian kroner
were unchanged at 1910.
Foreign exchange experts say that the
liquidation Of American securities by
Great Britain and the apparent success
OF the war loan are responsible for the
advance Ia sterling.
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THE COPPER MARKET.
Domestic Demand Improves
Large Buying Expected.

A further moderate increase in copper
uying was noted yesterday and indi-
ntions still point toward the resump-
ton of purchasing on a large scale in
he near future.
Domestic demand has shown improve
eent and buying by home manufacturers
expected to increase steadily. The
rice situation showed no change. Quo
Rtions ranged from 20 cents TO 20h
ents, with most of the large interests
costing the latter figure.
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With the prospects of a good trade this
market was kept trm, except on broilers,
There were more scalded fowls than com
mon and The range was lesscned. Fresh
killed turkeys were Irregular and there
We're few ducks. either spring or old
Frozen poultry was quiet, with receivers
holding Arm fancy roasting chickens,
heavy fowls and fancy turkeys, Frozen
weak. Prices; Fre.h-Fowis, IL to box.
Western. GO lbs. and over, lsc.; Western.
soalded. large, l8c.; broilers. 20 q zoe, old
ROSTERS. ll9l2c. Squads. prime white.
10 lbs. to dozen. 1850; 8 lbs. IS; s lbs,
$3.50. Turkeys. fresh hens and toms, l6p
40 Frozen-Turkeyss dry picked Sc
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26isc,; common to fair. 22T2aiac.: reno
waited, extras, 2t@ 2iac.; nrsts, 22la 40
23c.; lower grades, 2l@@2c.5 imitation
creamery, tirsts. 22la a $50; ladies, current
make. irsts, 2lla m22c.: seconds, 2lc,;
lower grades, lym 20i.c.i packing stock,
current make, No. 2, .0lg a 2lc,; lower
grades, lSia a l9igC.
CHEESf-Market opened easier after
the holiday. A sharp decline was reported
and quotations were off ". Prime cheese
was offered at l5c,. without buyers. Mar
ket closed weak. Prices: state, whole
milk, fresh, twins, white and colored.
specials. l5h Vl5kc.: average fancy. 15h
Ulbhc.; state skins, fresh specials. 12h
y 49,; skins. fresh. choice. 1lQ12c.; fair
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to good, SiA
EGGS-With the surplus that was car
rled over and rather large receipts after
a holiday the market was slow yesterday.
The highest grades show a steady tone,
but there was not "a volume Of trade to
insure any advances. Fine hennery whites
were up lc, and the market was well
cleaned up of this variety. Market closed
steady, Prices: Fresh gathered. extras.
2sm23c,; extras. nrsts, 20 .lc'; frsts, lisa
l9Lc.; seconds, ICY WiSc,. No. /, dirties,
1917 ml6c.; hennery. whites. fine to fancy,
:GI27c,; hennery, browns. 22h q acc, A.:
mixed colops. l7la 20 22c.
DRESSED POULTRY-An over supply
Of fresh broilers reduced the price 20
Buyers were scarce Tor fresh killed poultry,
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BCTTER-Reported receipts were short
and, with good trading, the market was
firm and advanced Ne. When the returns
are reported to-day the market may sag
a little. as the early sales yesterday were
made before deliveries could reach the
stores, Receivers were willing to sell at
the old quotation before the day was over.
Packing stock Was up nc. with good
demand, Market closed arm, Prices:
Creamery, extras, 90 score. 2sI2SAc.
higher scoring, 2sh929kc,: frsts. SO to
% score. 26n27hc.: state. dairy. tubs.
finest. 27G27hc,: good to prime. ESQ
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THE E MARKET.
Ammunition Makers sim Large
Ouyers of Hounds and Bars.

The steel market commenced the new
week with conditions practically UNI
hanged. Manufacturers still consider
he outlook very encouraging and a
teady increase in production as we'll
u q higher level Of prices is looked
DR.. Ammunition makers are still large
myers of steel rounds and bars.
1t is expected hat the Russian rail
rider will be distributed shortly. as
lids have been In for some time. The
Russian inquiry is understood to be for
bout $50. 900 tons
The American Locomotive Company
eceived an order yesterday for three
dikado engines from the Montour Rail
Oad and n for two consolidation en-
ines from the Toledo Detroit Railroad.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF Nrw
YORK-Carollne NJ. child ana E.lz4heew,
q. Wheelwright as surviving trustees U1isrr
f. W~heelwrlght, deceased, T5i,.IIg,n
against Mango Gordon anu others. BE-
PENDANTS.
closure and sale. duly made ana entered q,
the above entitled action and bearing 10
the eighteenth, day Of January, lTj' +
the undersigned, the referee n s..u As.
ment named, Will sell =: public au- ~. !,
the Exchange Saisrroor. Nos. lg.t. 80"
street. !. :ne Bo-cdgh Of Ml-na't5u -
at ~ o'clock noon on that dag hy .in,,r;
=. Day, Auctioneer. the pr, misses air.. "a
described as follows: ALI. that certain
lot. piece or parcel of Land. vitN H.
buildings thereon erected. situate In n,6',
Seventeen hundred and forty-nva tl,t
IN section SLY 60. on the Land Man o,
the CITY. Of New York. aud bounded All
described as follows, that Is to ,,' .'.p
OF one hundred and nineteenth t!s,fI
street distant one hundred ani fYr,y...e
from the corner formed by IN" i@u'ef-.. zion
Of the said southcriy line of one h4rI.ol
and nineteenth street with tho s~l-'or't
line of Firth Avenue, and running Thence
Avenue. and part Of the WAY through a
party wall one hundred boo' f'"' md
the block between one hundred ouI me
teenth and one hundred AMI eighteenth
streets. thence easterlE along fl. ..Hf
centre line and parallel with one hIt4t.f
and nineteenth street. Fifteen raI .as.
and seven "a inches. thence uug'h,ts on
"A line parallel with Fifth Atruu.. -.i
part Of the way through another rtt.
wall one hundred GiOOl fec' and eleven
Oh Inches to the said southern the "
one hundred and nineteenth street AMI
thence westerly along the said suIth.~v
line of one hundred and nineteenth Street
Fifteen n5l feet and seven a. iuphe. 20
the place Of beginning The said pI.rf..r
being now known hy the street Number
Ten Cl0l Fast 1l9th street in the DI'. -
New York, and being the same promise,
which were conveyed to the said Mayo
Gordon by Levi = Morton and wife by .
deed dated December 2Gth. lNSS. and re-
corded January 10th, 1889. In iiber III. %,
ConVeyanCcs. page 46N.
Dated. New York. June 2afh, 1915.
RICHARD Steel, Eefs~se.
SAMUEL. RIkER, JR, Attorney for T. ain
tins. 10 cedar street. Borough " Maa
haitian. city Of New York.
The following Is a diagram OF thu rron
ertv to be sold; its street number Il Y,
Fast llgth street:
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lected. ?lc.; Western. zoe, Texas, ia
l7iac. Broilers. milk fed. is to - Tbs
2ta25c,: corn fed, is to - lbs, 23c,
Chickens, y 10 box. milk fed, 81 to 80
lbs, zoe ~ lbs, and over, 2lI22c,: corn
fed, 81 to SO lbs, lSc,. As lbs. and over,
zoe, Fowls. IL to box. go lbs and over to
dozep. lsc, 30 to 50 lb-, isc. Old BOOSTERS,
tomlolYc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-07
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The deposits OF the Guaranty Trust Com
pany OF New York, as reported TO the
state superintendent of Banks for June
] 20, total 32Sl. 900, 900. These are the high
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-07

REIMBURSEMENT OF CAPITAL AND DEBT
The Missouri Pacific Railway Company
St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company '
e.ns ssss; is as s. Gs FIST SIS n" %. % En- nS % sst " : t 81 = = f$:! f e.: a :$$ + s n; :$: i s g %:
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CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY IF NEW YORK 81 walls Street New York City,
For Til. Missouri Pacific Railway cs s. sTyl F F Year F" e" cent Gold 1"" Ho"''
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY 10 Wall Street. New York City
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ST LOUIS IRON MOUNTAIN AND s9 ~ i 81 s; lily; COMPANY
s as: : ::s :::; is: as;:;$ s$s ;::: IF $ "a: %;% ': ::$ $a :s " I'd 7:H" s; OF '' '% sas" :''ss % s' '' :s:@
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T. llSth 81
The approximate amount ~ the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the abpse.ls-
,bau.snIp teGiEE6tt "bundrs"l SEVENTY seven stl BY
O5-luU dollars t$7,>710iD. wiki interest
thereon from the twelfth day OF J@au4ar.
1915. together with the costs and allow
aroe amounting to three hundred ana
twcnty-tour ana @--lo0 dullats,. wish 30.
lal5, together with the expenses 20, iH-
sale, The approximate amount - t0'
taxes, assessments ami water rates, 'r
other Hens, when are u be allowed 'n the
purchaser OUT OF tho purchase money. l-
paid by the Referee, is -Four hundred
twenty nine and $500 dollars and 90
Dated, New York. June 29,h, 1875.
RICHARD STEEL. Referee
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF f
YORE-John W. sterling. plI!ntin agt,n.:
william G. O'Bricn and Alice o. Iooln,
In pursuance Of a judEmeq, % ~.
closure ana sale, duly made ami "nt"-'i IN
r. asGyedent't,sd ar'''n n %'rsfins g.
signed. the referee In said Judgment
named; Will sell at pubic auction. "' no
1915 Nesry street. IN the Borough u' Ntu-
haitian, city OF New York. ON th' "h .tt
day, BY Henry Brady. Auetlouee.. the prom.
Uses directed by said judgment 20 oe sod
and therein described a. f~o'icss.
ALI. that certain lot, piece 90 pt-"e' -
land in IN" CITY. County ana state ~ \"a
York win the 'qiidings and imrroy,m1r'.
follows: BEGINNING AZ "A po.u; iu 'h,
Northsr,y siie Of rhi1,.eth sire.
iuche. Eu-terly from the Intersection
tn Nor,horly side Of Thir'.o'h ~'..' .
the E@s'e:'y 80 ~ Tif'h Avenue ,ni.
part, Wa elshty'on, fec. 80.
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Southerly. parallel WITH fittN AtnnI. H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-07
MISSOURI PACIFIC REIMBURSEMENT
INTRODUCTORY STATEMENT

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-07
INDUSTRIAL EARNINGS.

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