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d'Obigny," WAS struck on the head
while the scene was changing. The
wound. which was sliGht, was dressed
and he went homo suffering little
pain. The cast included Frieda
Hsmpel. Lucca Botta ana PasQuaie
Amato, M. Peiacoo condpcting.
1sadora Duncan will begin her sea-
son 1t the Century Opera House next
fhursday evening with Shubsrt-
1sahms.Besthovsae programmes. On
DANCES from 'Tphlgsnia In Aulis" and
'TphlGenia In Thuis'' to Qluck's music.
On Saturday afternoon Miss Duncan
will o&sr for the frst time In Amer
lea het Chopin programme. which she
C0nsidors her greatest achievement.
Miss DuncAn's own dancing. will be
suppeStsd By her pupils. and she Will
have the assistance Of . trained
ch0rtaS. nix young actresses with
speaking parts and . pianist OF repats.
Arthur Mees. for years conductor
Of the 81. Cecilo Choir Of Boston and
conduct the "Atonement," which will
be given BY the CathoAo Oratorio So
ciety Ut Carnegie Hall on Friday eve
ming. The choir Of $50 voices, under
Selma Kronold, will 30 assisted by
Marie Wagner, soprano; John Ftnno-
gAn. tenor. ana Frank Croxton. basso.
Emmy Dsstinn and Riccardo Mar
tin Of the Metropolitan Opera Con.
pany. and William Hinshaw, the
American baritone. will be the singers
next Friday ct 11.S0 o'clock. Each
will sing an aria and q group Of songs.
Andre Tourret. vionnast. viii play
several short compositions.
Nlcola Thomas, American yiolinist.
will give q recital at the Little The
atre next Tuesday afternoon. assisted
by Herbert Freyor. English pianist,
1 III q sonata BY Dohnanyi. new e
New York. The programme WIN
include compositions ~ Bach No.
iAwskl, with George Falkenstein. Hiss
The New York State Music Teach
srs' Association will hold q meeting
q the Musicians Club on Monday
evening. william Hinshaw will talll
on New OperA May He Given In
Any City That Can Support q ORA
na1ic Company" and plans viii b
ldipcusssd for the twenty seventh IN.
nuai ceavsntlon n Juns.
| Harry Oliver Hirt, orGanist at the
C1asson Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn, will gtve . free organ re.
cital % Monday evening ut the Old
Fret Presbyterian Church.
walter Damrosch viii give tn
NTH and sixth OF his explanatory re.
citals at the plano on the "Nibsi.
unGsn Ring" At Aeolian Hail or
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5fFteen Stage Riddles
b II 10. OOO-Mjle Flight
"a. With 1.-THE Blue Bird"

Albert Deutou. No. "a Wsgs MISTY.
slnth Street; uthsl 0syyneS. No. ~
nast Thirty.fouFth street; HAsh ~
nss. No. ~ pase 1hirsy.6esssA
Street; kathryA walsh. No. q Wsse
oeveatisth ottses; U1na Ruts, M
~ DlsAtA Avsaws; ChrissiAs Das.
singsr. Nc. ~ Columbus AvSeFsi
Jassn bausr. No. ~ West ElG4tyS
feurth Street: bsekman Bauer. No.
~ West EisAty-eeveth Street.: Hin.
ne Hsxtse. Ne. ~ west Seventy
s(Ash otssst, Aaroa1 Heater, No. -
Wsst osvsnty- sxth street; Neiiis
coiilns, No. n West sissy-fousth
0tsset; xathrya Collins. Ne, a west
slxty-fourth street.
- ave menths thsss tsls hsvs
rat0ed shout the country. and IL ne
lcog run had very SooA time % II
~ ~ sure, there vsss tiunaA WhsA
thsy were soutsd ont q bsd sAsiy IN
the ussrAing ana bundled aboard q
tfain but n tosa saiy . Asmsat 10
tFNasferm car seats into BEDS, Aud
shsy dept soundiy Ill ~ way - ~ths
est stAaA.~ 0svssel ~ thsls
uosAsss vith thsm. Whlas ~ sthsru
nSvsr laeksa fsv sasss Thaes Wsgv
twe spsoiAi cass fse Ne company. q
there was aething 70 bother Ghost e.
espt . lialA0 90 - . $50 q seans
s(atiss ~ ~ 0i11ay meuk A. 81
hs>siA ~ Sseno fFssnAs. pso1tlne b
ssossaa bas>aees lspssssisa. ~ 3 q,
sats g - ssaes . lAy ct sess g ~
naeee hestsavtss u ths eouuesy-sos.
vaeesA erass $4,000 yuimA ~.
I watss ea1 svsrytbln0.
AvoigNeG elspT. UvT NOT rnu
! kIUOeUA
OF course there we're harashlps
nsw 4ad then. Il you hAp1en 4
hsve friends with "Ths Dluo Dir1.
yeu 0ey hear how, 81 0s0onWood
Mia, this winter. The oas ana only
hotel rented all IL roe1nG - ehs an.
\ dIeace from miles around. cutie fbr.
!, getting the members Of the oompany
who bad 70 b. put ~ for ~. nigh
n the homes Of Mind. hsapteA eitl
sens. Or perhaps you viii hsa
70 h. Losis snd then aortA ihreusi
the email towns Of Iowa and IlilAois
0ers wee three feet of snew ANA
Temperature Of fsom % to - below
sero. But u ytu iook 1t the children
you win say you hsvs rarely seea |
healthier. hsartisr. happier lot.
They bubble over with stories Of
, glorious swim In the Gulf Of Mexico
Of 4 wonderful climb to the ton q
man they built by the track Wksu IN
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"cARNATIoN DAyr WINS.
Incidentally Nswspaper Mes pssss
for Prisss ~ 'Fiswev shsw.

"Carnatisa DAY. at ne Internatisna1
gIswsr Show broke all records for ~
tendance. nearly 1900 persons visising
the Grand Central Palace yesesrday.
The Red Cross Tea Garden vss again
crowded. Gat.t ,at
In the evening the dancing csutssg
for newspaper men was won ~ Hsnsv
Hosiett Of the Wall otrest losrsst 80
Mas Marsery Napier; Mrs.; TefeeDrSs
Mrs. Belmont TIFFANY Wers Judges
A special feature was the dinner -.
plays by vsrtSus hos..-. Judged y .
committee consistinE OF Mrs E1as
Blu den and Mrs. Lewis Chsndlsv. First
prize was won by the HolIand Hohoe
and second Nv the Ritz Carlton Hotel.
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TO PROTECT
THE BABIES
Thsusands' q Msthvs Essp
Thsis Children Well and Stsag
Using Father Jehss MsdIeias

Mothers should know that tks ssSs
medicine fos their children 10 Fathss
JohRs Medicine because u DOES not co.,
taia alcohol a. daAsessea drugs II any
form. Wise notices tAle earc - keep
their children we'll and strong 20 that
thcy can resist the diseases a child.
hood. Father Johns Medicine giyes
new strength and flesh becalise It's
pure. wholesome and nourishins.7-Advt.
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40 Came Beck Hale
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~ ssssjss,sss ~ 0ns
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10y 49, tfter >a,EinG le.ee1 -mils
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(Gh1ng y tam aheut isa't ~
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>oBesls Narcus Rough. No. ~ Ess
4 Slrtysfourth Street: Edna Rough
A ~ nsst rhisty.foursh Street
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walter Damrosch will give the
NTH and sixth Of his explanatory re.
citals at the plano on the "Nibsi-
uneeA Ring" at Aeolian Hail on
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.Le0hsska Wins
Great Audience
BvHer Playing

~ THEL LD0NsKA. the English
e. pianist, gave . recital At Car.
nsgie Han last night that fairly
cAptivated . Grsat- audience. New
Fork nusic lovers are not unfamiliar
lItth her and have not failed 70 rec
|ogniss her talsnt: bot last Night, In
|ths combination Of programme, play
ling and personality. she Won .
triumph that vas memorable. It
seems Incredible that the little
oman with the beyish figure. her
n.,!r q mop. clothed al In blaek save
for q big turnover wtate collar
around her neck and shining SILVER
buckles On her shoes. entering upon
q stage Of PadsreWskian darkness.
could move ~ 20 much; but she did.
Personally. no plane recital this sea-
son has given me ssoh enjoyment.
PfoG =. y. Arsns. who was ~ much
impressed m myself. said TO me,
who Isn't q SsnSsr cf ths incor.
lpogNtsd lntsrnataonal vntOu Of Piano
Pepndetsr That doesn't me&n that
Pfvf. Arenss any more thsn myself.
fsile 20 sDSreclats ths genius % q
uoeoann or Of Dauep, bot 0nly that
10th Of ~, with the rest Of the audi
ence. fell undsr the spell OF 4iss
Leginska's playing.
Miss Laginasa bsssa With TIE hu-
osrous cats rugNe." By 6carlattt,
continued through compositions Of
p1oss, paAula, Nosc1sas ana Rsmsau.
and closed The asst part with bchu-
opus g. HanDuwsiYs "Keitics con
sla SOUNDED 4 ,sess' vigorous note
aftsp the tntsrva1, snA with Rubin.
lstein's study IN b nst for . respite.
Wss followed by LISTS eighth rhap-
soAy, svpsrSlv played . the .roixt
almost Of exhaestieu OF the psaycr.
IA Lsschetlshy SsMssr and lie re
Hlus DsSSSsr waits cospistsS tSe
I pro9rsmne. But Aob0ly woujA %
home, and the tired little woman was
forced 20 play I've or three sstra
WAije lgaas Lsg1nska was piAytnG
at Carnegie Hall last night. Aline van
IBasrsassss. prosnisin9 young Amer.
lean Diani0t. not YET out Of her tseni
and not r. srrixcS 20, W. =: ss.sr 70,
cht0I ~ A0ostoukbo NJ RSvUssnuis
included comD1olttons by beethovcn
most ihSsrsssino Incidents of the dAl
was the presentation In the Afternoon
Of ~Futdriueic and Ultra Modsrl
Music ana Dance" ct the Plasa. IN,
chief apostle Was lSeo Ornstein. thu
young American cubist PIANIST. who's
work has bssn exploited mueh q hate
sAngeV' and 10Y" tive II his owi
sOmpootetons. proved most dlsturbinl
10 the audience. Associated with hiu
Was Paul Draper. The Americas tenol
tbs real fun was found Ia the futuY
istic dAnces ef Bertha Knight an,
Upaldiag Hall dances which wer4 10
t6a0sA TO b funny and Wetu usa1
% BY thetr exponenta Dsetdes. Z
tCAsnsU1e ChAmbsr Music Hall, IN u
Afternoon. there was . recital b
Ioeeta TqrpaAis. scpsauo. acoosnpAn
Tea at the piano Sy n. nes. Hs
Able. althcu9h not always used prop
~ Aeolian Hall. oimuitsneouolj
IWaltAr Damrosch contiMusd his q
lpse1tery yecitals st the plano q q
Trtlogy~ fer the beasl
IL the Vacation War RslSse Co0mit
tee, He finished The last two acts |
"elegfrisA" ana was hsaftiiy q
piasdsd BY . large asdssssa
wAiss IA rravissa. vas spsuniu
itse1f oct - the esoi0As g Z lar
A,sltsoee 81 the l1tfopGAitan Orr
qeo1s ~ AlGat thefe WaA - eool
m III IS = !
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ART EXHIBIT FOR WAR FUND

A iesa exhibition Of fifty asassss.
Dasess Of art y 70 - given Of the
Nome % TIE late Dsnjamia Aitmaa,
SS(th Avsans aa1 YtftSsth Street. ~.
etnaine Hsxt wednesday. for the ben.
eft Of the ''escouss Natioaai." This
|. e.. On: az. r. ne %oss effective q the !.
food an lelotkin6 20 the dsstituts
women. chtldrsn aaA sgsd people In
e the pveiie foe ths ftsst time sa1
lseprsse6t The pticsiese coliections o6
1eantisSs. Whsn eataio1usl. viii shsv
the Ufe0tost nAAes ever given TO art.
ANeng the lssS,se 1sstvrss. ere
Nkitasy. hss: Archer II EustinGt
q J. Hsswisl John Wco1ruff ilEp-
tcrsSn. q. Bacon. George =.
hekss. Otto kahs.. Mortimer Bchiff.
v:nSsss:'t sSS s 0sSsss ooCid ia,
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.oAG'r LlmIr MANS THIRST.
cssrt Upsets AlabasAa's osast-s
Msnth Lisaer Law.

Msnth Liassr Law.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. March 2e.-
The DonniS anti-nawos shipplag law r.
comfy passsd by the Legislature Wa
declared unconstitutional to-day b.
Judge 0unter Of tho City Court. This
Law provides that no person may re-
ceive more than one quart Of liquor Q
month. and that express companies oan-
not make such deliveries.
A test case was brought BY J. r.
Whittls Of Pensacola. Fla. who sought
to have tho Southern Exprsss Company
accept SIX quarts Of iiqnor TO . Ramof
(A1A.) coA0umef. f''
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Harry Oliver Hirt, orGanist at the
Cl.s:cn Avenue Prs:bytsrian Church.
citai "a Monday evening at the Old
Fret Presbyterian Church.
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ssa. .-s s.-sss: :s;. e '''.'' o'v.

TAs soas aaA DsngAtsss a israel. a.
east side charity eeUaaAsatisn. win sivs
IN satsrtainmsst sA1 bsSs for. the bsns-
g tS r.. a5s re i re. - :S s::: nee. e Y
6iHht. at the Harlem Rtvsy CAelne, ssc-
Ond Avenue and Ons Hualrel aaA
Twenty sixth Street JuC1ice Aarse ].
Lsvy = ths Mynisiysn cs.ss e sh.!r.
Tss e q n' o. sS% are n;
and 8. Liedsr. Vice Prssidsnts: DR.. ..
kSsc.sHT'''s .s ssSsr:s:'' RS,%Ss.
frsasSrss; l. EnsissAer, compt oiIer;
II. semel. Chairman OF f1pausei J. Hal.
perm, N, Rosensweis and .. Bisiman.
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Wednesday and Friday afternoons on
"00etterdasmmerung."

John Cushine's FREQ organ recital 1t
Calvary Church on Monday afternoon
at 4 O'Clock will be devoted to Ls-
marc. second symphony and Sem
mer Sketches"
Samuel 4. Baldwin will give freq
organ recitals at the City College On
to- morrow and Wednesday, at 4 p. ~.
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WhiIs IA fravista" vas spinnins
49, OF :. e =, sss e:sssss g 49,
~ 9
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Donnestics

Unb1eachcd Shooting. 13c yd.
Regularly zoe; cut from full
pieces; 20 inches wide.
Ticking, 12ac yd.-regularly
1Sc: blue, white and fancy
stripes.
Cheese Cloth. 315c yd.-regu-
larly sc; perfect; 36 inches
wide.
BIeached Muslin, sc yd.-
regularly &c; cut from full
pieces; Sc inches wide.
Unblcached Muslin, 7ac yd.
regularly 10c; extra good and
heavy; So inches wide.
Sheets at 6Sc-regularly soc;
90x90 inches; 3-inch hem at
top.
Pillow Cases. s5c-regularly
15c; made of Dreamland mus
lin: 45xS6 inches; will bleach
easily.
Cretonnes, INC yd. - regu-
larly 12hc: twelve different
patterns to select from.
Pillow Tubing, 12hc yd.-
regularly zoe; cut from full
pieces; 40 inches wide.
Outing Flannel, 712c yd.-
regularly 12hc; light patterns;
36 inches wide.
BIeachcd Muslin and Cambria,
71ac yd.-regularly 10c and
121ac: to 10 yard lengths;
such brands as Hill. Fruit-of-
the-Loom. Lonsdale Bamsley.
BOWMAN'S-Main Floor
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White Goods

Nainsook, ne yd.-reg-
ularly 121ac; fine quality;
80 inches wide.
Ivory White Tape Sell
wage Wolfe in full pieces,
25c yd.; ~ yards to 41a
yards, f1He.
Linon (Near Linen),
71ac-regularly 12Hc; 80
inches wide.
Linon (Near Linen),
9c-regularly 15c; SO inches
wide.
Plisse Crepe (requires no
ironing), 71ac - regularly
1212c; 2 to 6 yards.
Soisette, 13c - regularly
25c; fine for mems and
boys shirts and women's
shil twaists; washes and
looks like silk; 32 inches
wide; ) to 10 yards.
Fancy Lace Cloth, 51ac
regularly 10c and l2He;
80 inches wide.
BOWMAN'S-Main Floor
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Ela vishly. yet hating herself for her
obedience, she placed them in his
hand, sverting her eyes to HIDE the
suIIen rebellion there. She could feel
something inside her withering, dry
ing Even ss his voice grew soft and
tender the voice with which he al
ways closed his trades, she knew
Some change was being worked with
in herself
81 have fought against this trait in
you, Rita have prayed for victory.
I should not have blamed you 90
harshly. My prayers shall yet win
victory fer me, victory over the van
ity yYu inherited from your poor.
weak mother.
THE same sippers-the same rib
bon. Rita! You were just . child
then. that day your mother brought g.
doll dressed as a daclng girl. The
doll wore slippers just like these.
Just such a ribbon was bound about
her hai-. And your mother gave them
to you, placed them in your innocent
hands. You were huggirg the doll to
your baby breast when I entered the
room. The seed was being planted by
your foolish, dear mother. should
not blame you so much as myself. I
did not discover the horrible blunder
in time, was few minutes late.
''1 took the doll away, took 1t to my
study. Rita. I consigned it to the
flames. burned 1t to ashes. And as
pcked the ashes to make certain that
the hellish thing was utterly destroye ed
: prayed. prayed that you might be
saved from the taint with which your
poor mother was afflicted. And
have prayed ever since For God
showed me through suffering what
such q taint means Your poor
mother died shortly after that. It
was a judgment upon her, a judgment
of which I have meant to tell you.
Remember, Rita, God frowns upon
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SHOES
Exceptional
Bargains

Women's Finest Cloth
Top Shoes, $1.S9 regu-
larly $3.50 and $500; but
ton and lace; summer
weight; patent leather and
gun metal foxings. The
seasons smartest styles.
Women's High and Low
Shoes, 95c : regularly
$500 and $50; black, white
and tan Russian calf,
Goodyear welt soles. Good
styles; good filters; good
Wearers.
Mems Duxbury Grain
Double Sole Blucher Shoes,
S1.5O - regularly $2.l9 to
$3.50; dirt and wetproof
bellows tongues; sizes 6
to II.
Boys Low Shoes, S1.OU
regularly $500 to $500;
made by Endicott Johnson
Co.; sizes 3 to 513 only.
Mems Shoes, $1.OO :
regularly $500; narrow
widths; sizes 81 to I.
BOWMAN'S-Third Floor.
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Wall Paper

Wall Paper, SO roll-reg-
ularly 1213c and 15c-suit-
able for Bed Rooms and Liv-
ing Rooms in new variety
of colors; cut-out borders to
match.
Wall Paper, 3c roll-reg-
ularly SC - good assortment
of new patterns; suitable for
halls, kitchens and bath
rooms. Sold only with 9
inch border to match.
BOWMAN'S-Fourth Floor.
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Dress Cottons

Figured Voiles and Lace
Cloth, 100 yd. - regularly
Zoe; 40 inches wide.
Silk Finish Poplin, 1870
yd.-regularly 1oc; 2 to s.
yard lengths; good shades;
% inches wide.
Percales, Sc yd. regu-
larly SC; navy blue with
white stripe.
Dress Linen, 25c yd. -
regularly Use; tan shade, 40
inches wide.
Seco Silk, 1Oc yd.-regu-
larly 15c; dotted, gray and
garnet.
Lining, 1870 yd.-regu-
larly Zoe; black mercerized
satine; SO inches wide.
BOWMAN'S-Main Floor
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Boys Clothing

Knickerbockers, jjc =
regularly 75c and $l.00 peg
tops in fancy gray mixtures,
gray, brown and tan-sizcs 6
to II years.
Oliver Twist Suits, $50
regularly $l.25 and $1.50;
white waist, blue trimmings
and blue pants; fancy
stripes in blue, brown, and
red; fancy check waist with
plain straight pants; sizes
212 to 8 years. @
Norfolk Suits, $4.95 =
regularly $6.45 and $5.o5;
all wool; one and two pair
pants; in gray and tan
Scotch mixture; sizes 6 to 18
years.
BoWMAN's-Third Floor.
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Draperies

Sc Arab Battenberg In
sertion for curtains, 1c yd.
White Swiss Bed Sets,
$1.121a, $1.25, $1.65 =
regularly $2.25, $3.50, $3.25;
with colored borders; plain
with lace finished edge.
Awning Fringe, Sc
regularly 121ac.
Sample Lace Curtain
Strips at 1870, 1870, 2Oc,
3Oc-strips 21z and 3 yards
long; one strip of each kind.
Brisby Lace for Sash
Curtains at 5Oc-regularly
85c; with loop to run rod
through.
Sample Lace Curtains,
$50 pr.-regularly $500 to
$500; 211 and 3 yards long;
one pair of kind.
BOWMAN'S-Fourth Floor.
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Field Marshal Earl Kitchener, secre-
tary of state for war, who received
the knighthood of the Garter, and
Sir Francis BERTHE. ambassador to
France, and Sir Kenneth MUD Mac
kenzie clerk of the crown. The two
latter are the only old servants of the
crown who were raised to the peerage,
each having been made a baron.
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Insertions

Swiss Insertion, Sc yd.-
regularly 25c and 35c.
Odd Lace Insertions, 2c
yd. = regularly SC and l0c.
Ecru Linen Embroidery
insertions, So yd. = regu-
larly 25c-hne for trimming /;
ecru or tan linen.
BOWMAN'S-Main Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-03
On the
Carpet Floor

Bamboo Porch Shades,
outside bark, natural color,
size 6x8 it,, 500; 8x8 it,,
$50; 10x8 ft., S1.29.
Mating Rugs, S2.19 =
regularly $2Z5; bright col
ors: size 9x12.
Rubber Stair Pads, 1Oc
- regularly l5c; fancy
moulded patterns, u. S.
Standard quality; size 6Xl8
inches.
BOWMAN 'S-Fourth Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-03
Furniture

Jacobean Fireside Chair,
SS.95 - regularly $500.
Jacobean Fireside Rocker,
$S.95 l. regularly $500.
Fumed Oak Dining Room
Suite, $24.75 - regularly
5000 = 3 pieces, including
buffet, china closet and serv-
ing table.
Mahogany er,
SIS - regularly $2.75 =
square design, metal hooks,
One dozen in the lot.
Fume ed Oak Settee,
$4.15 = regularly $500
Brown Spanish Leatherette
Seat.
BOWMAN'S-F1fth Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-03

but will aid immensely in civil clean
illness ana health.
S. S. Pomeroy in Market Square,
and A. Fl. Kreidler and Brothers, in
North Second street, have taken
traps. At Hull Brothers butcher
shop, 1918 North Third street, and at
Slabaeh's butcher and grocery place,
226 Chestnut street, traps have also
been installed.
One early fly. IL left alive with its
descendants is the progenitor in one
single season of 10000, 200. 600, 900,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-03
Umbrellas.
Special, Csc
Mems and Women's
sizes paragon frame
American taffeta with
tape edge.
BOWMAN'S-Main Floor
Women S
Apparel
S1.00 Linen Busters, S9c

S1.00 Linen Busters, 500
brown linen color; CON
vertible collars; pockets.
$1.00 Lingerie Waists,
S9c-rice cloth, embroid-
cred voile, striped madras,
and organdie. Several styles
with effective flat collars.
$1.00 House Dresses, 500
gingham and percale;
plaids, checks and plain
shades; 80 to 4o.
Percale Petticoats, 800
regularly 39c; light pat
terms; all sizes.
BOwMAN'S-Second Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-03

Crepe de Chine Handker-
chiefs, 19c-regularly 25c.
Plain and Crossbar Hand
kerchiefs, 1c each.
Embroidery Corner
Handkerchiefs, 6 for ESQ
regularly Sc.
BOWMAN'S-Main Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-03
Underwear and
Hosiery

Women's Bleached Vests,
121ac-shaped low neck;
no sleeves; extra size.
Women's Bleached Vests,
15c-regularly 25c; low
neck; no sleeves; lace yoke,
seconds.
Women's Fiber Silk
Hose, 39c pr. regularly
Soc; double soles; wide
garter tops; plain black.
Women's Silk Lisle Hose,
21c pr.-regularly 25c;
double soles; wide garter
top; plain black, plain
white.
BOWMAN'S-Main Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-03
Worsted
Sultlngs

Black and White Shep-
herds Check Suiting, 45e
yd. regularly SOC; AZ
inches wide.
Danish Poplar Cloth,
15c yd. = regularly 25c;
snavy and black, 80 inches
wide; cut pieces.
Heavy Cloth, 59c yd. -
regularly $500; brown, suit
able for robes; So inches
wide.
BOWMAN'S-Main Floor