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Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-11
War ChapIains Trained
At Camp Zachary TaVlor

Camp Zachary Taylor has the dis
tinction of housing the only training
school for chaplains and approved
chaplain candidates in the United
States. Under orders from the War
department the school was moved to
Camp Monroe early in the year, and
one course of FIVE weeks was given.
The second course will continue until
May rs, with practically all denomi-
nations represented.
Chaplain A. A. Purden OF the coast
artillery corps. who holds the rank
of major, is eommandant Of the
school. His assistants, regular army
chaplains. are John F., Chenoweth,
Robert R. Fleming, jr., and Ignatius
Fealy. Preparations have been made by
nearly 100 attendants, including two
commissioned chaplains from the reg
ular army, Is from the national guard,
l3 from the national army and 81
approved chaplain candidates. After
the candidates have passed the course
a board will designate those who
will receive commissions as vacancies
Occlfr
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-11
Three Injured When Woman
AvertS Collision With Auto

Three women were injured yester-
day afternoon when they were struck
by an automobile driven by Mrs. K.
N. Lewis, 5l47 Davenport street. The
accident occurred at Thirty-sixth and
Pacific streets. The injured
Mrs. G. G. Bowman, 3lS l-2 North
Sixteenth street, hip fractured, broken
leg and internal injuries.
Mrs. William Kobe, 3l8 IL North
Sixteenth street, right arm broken
and cuts on face.
Mrs. H. c. Evans, 3003 Avenue A,
Council Bluffs, broken hip and body
bruises.
Witnesses say the accident was un-
avoidable. Mrs. Lewis drove her
car over the parking in order to avert
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-11
Red Cross Requests Names !
Of DISCHARGED S0Idiefs

A request has been made through
the home service section of the Red
Cross for the addresses of the follow
ing discharged soldiers who are sup.
posed to be residents of Omaha:
Joseph Beronsky, Camp Cody
Deming, N. M. .
Jack Corroll, Camp Cody, Deming.
n. NJ. E
Henry J. Gosch, Camp Funston.
Ivan c. Hinton, Camp Cody. Dem.
ing. i. NJ.
Frank Homie, Fort Riley, Kan.
Alpha H. Perry, Camp Cody.
Edwin Sweet or Sweel, Camp
Funston.
Donald L. Wilson or Wilsin, Camp
Cody. Is
Any one having any information ia
regard to their present location is re-
quested to telephone Tyler 372l with.
out delay. slt
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-11

a collision with another automobile,
going east. and driven by H. L.
Hofues, 1920 Dodge street,
The car driven by Mrs. Lewis was
going north on Thirty-sixth street
and turned into the front yard of
j. w. Tilson's residence, 1929 South
Thirty-sixth street, crashing into the
three women.
George Stevenson, 250s Mason
street, who was in charge of the
women solicitors, escaped injury.
Mrs. Bowman, the most seriously
injured, was dragged underneath the
automobile. The injured women were
taken to Lord Lister hospital.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-11
Obituary Notes

MRS. HANNAH BOON, wife Of the
late H. F. Boon, 1914 North Twenty
eighth street, and mother Of seven
children, died Thursday night at the
residence. The children, James, Paul,
Lawrence, Cordelia, Pauline, Mrs. H.
B. Fitch and Mrs. A. c. Grain, live
here. Four sisters, Mrs. w. T. Denny,
Mrs. o. P. Thompson, both Of Omaha;
Mrs. Kate Lower, Des Moines, and
Mrs. F. r. Lawler, Olathe. Kan, also
survive her, besides brother, Charles
DeBolt Union City. Ind. Funeral
services will be held at the residence
at 4.o'clock Sunday afternoon. Inter-
ment will be in Forest Lawn ceme-
terry.
MRS. ANNA NJ STARR. So years
old. Fifty-second and Military avenue,
mother Of seven children, all living,
died Thursday night at her home.
Three daughters, Mrs. P. C. Butler,
Mrs. A. c. Rogers and Miss Nina
Starr, live in Omaha. Another daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. r. Renno, and a son,
Charles e. Starr, live in South Bend.
Ind, former home Of Mrs Starr. She
is survived also by two more sons,
James S. Starr, New York, and B. ].
Starr, Chicago. Funeral services will
morning at the residence. The body
will be taken to South Bend, Ind, for
burial.
MRS. ELIZABETH J. WHITE
HALL, wife Of Clement 7. Whitehall,
4933 North Eighteenth street, died at
her home Thursday night. She is sur
vived by her husband and two chill
dren. Her mother. Mrs. Elizabeth
JoH hra
sister, Mrs. E. o. Furen, also survive
her. Funeral services will be held at
2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the
Good Shepherd Episcopal church,
Twentieth and Ohio streets Inter
ment will be In Forest Lawn ceme-
terry.
MRS. PRISCILLA L. BUTCHER,
50 years old, died Thursday afternoon
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs
b. L. Datnedin, 1903 North Fortieth
treet. Death was due to the inflrni-
ties OF old age. Funeral services were
held at $3.50 o'clock Friday afternoon
ut the residence. Interment was in
Forest Lawn cemetery. She is sur
vived by several daughters.
ALBERT BAILEY, Sc years old.
died Thursday night at his home. AHA
win thirteenth street, OF pneu-
monia. He is survived by his widow
and four children. Funeral services
will be held at $3.50 o'clock, sunday
afternoon, at the residence. Inter-
ment will be in West Lawn cemetery.
WILLIAM DORsE JORDAN, after
an illness of several months, died of
leakage of the heart at the home of
his father, 10 miles west Of Platts-
mouth. The funeral of the young
man occurred Friday afternoon. and
interment was at Plattsmouth.
MRS. MARY E. HARDING, mother
Of Mrs. w. H. Clemmons Of Fremont,
acting president of Fremont college,
died at Upton, Ind, yesterday Mrs.
Clemmons was called to Upton a
week ago by the illness Of her mother.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-11
Burke's Soft Drink Stand
Comes Into Police NotOriety

James Burke, who conducts a soft
drink resort at Sixteenth and Web
ster streets, was fined $40 and costs
in police court Friday on a charge
OF vagrancy.
Y. S. Brown, 7l0 North Sixteenth
street. testified that he went into
Burke's place and was assaulted by a
stranger. who robbed him.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-11
Railroads Report Wind Storms
General throughout State

Morning reports to the railroads in
dicate that the high wind that swept
over Omaha Thursday night was gen.
eral throughout most of Nebraska.
There are no reports of damage.
Through eastern and central Nebraska
in many localities the high wind was
accompanied by rain, the precipitation
ranging from one-fourth to one-half
inch. In the western part of the state
and over in Wyoming and Colorado
there was snow. Casper reports a
fall Of four inches. Temperatures got
down close to freezing.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-11
High School Boys Go
To Country and Make Good

Frank Drdlick and Richard Krage,
students of the Central High school
left last Friday for Buswell, Neb.,
where they expected to find work on
farms. Reaching there they ascer-
tanned that they had been given the
wrong address and were without
friends, jobs, or surplus cash. They
roughed it over night. The next day
one of them went to work shoveling
coal, and the other helping to plaster
a house.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-11
Central Labor Union to
Endorse Men for City Jobs

A special meeting Of the Central
Labor union has been called for Sum
day afternoon at o'clock when it 10
planned to endorse some men ass
labor's candidates for appointive of
fees under the new city administra@
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-11
Bootlegger Gets Usual Fine

Beaver City, Neb,, May l0.-(Spe-
cial Telegram )-William Hunt was
arrested for bootlegging and pleaded
guilty in the county court He was
fined $l00 and costs. 4,
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-11
Promises of the Press Agents,

Orpheun,--At the orpheum the curtain
will rise at O'clock sharp tonight. The
matinee and night performances tsday will
be the last times for the musical comedy
stars, Cecil Lean and Cleo Mayfsed. Scar
pioft, the boy tenor. and varvara, pianist; 4;
j. {, Nugent and company In THE Sauarer
and the other features that hava provided
the entertainment for this week. Next week.
Henri De Nries' latest production, "Camou-
rage,' a comedy drama, comes as the head
line attraction. There will be two special
feature attractions, Foster Ball In his
character study. Since the Days Of ei," and
WIN Oakland and company In Danny o'Gin
U, S. A."
Boyd--"over the Top" smart musical
rovue offered by the Shuoerts, will open at
the Boyd tomorrow for two nights en-
gagement. The production contains wealth
OF gorgeous scenery, stunning gowns. wonder;
full girls and an imposing list OF principals
The cast is composed Of Ed Wynne, Justine
JohnstOne the most beautiful girl on the
stage; Laurie and Bronson, omaha's own
children Fred and Adele Astaire, and the
celebrated tenor. Craig Campbell,
Empress-Momi Kalams, Hawaiian prin-
cess, and William Kao, premier player Of tho
ukelele OF the Hswiian Islands, will be seen
for the last times today at the Empress,
In the Silent Drama.
Sun--'Masks and Faces" viii be pre-
sented at this theater for the final times
today. Its cast includes Sir John Forbes
Robertson George Bernard Shaw. Sir James
Barry. Sir Richard Hare, and Henry Irving
and more than 90 others equally as famous.
1t Is the perturbation Of Charles Reade's
famous novel Peg Woffington." A Billie
Rhodes comedy and the Sun screen telegram
will be shown in connection.
Strnnd~-Today will be the last opportunity
for Omaha patrons TO see "Targan of The
Apes" which has enjoyed such q successful
business at this theater. Elmo Lincoln
who plays the role of Tarzan Ia the largest
man on the screen and a wonderful athlete
There Is a romance unfolded that also holds
the interest, while three narratives dovetail
into each other In manner that makes one
wonder what Is coming next. Owing to
length Of production only the Strand Pathe
News is shown in connection.
Boyd-Annetts Kellerman in "A Daughter
OF the Gods" the William Fox million dollar
spectacle. will be shown here again today
at !, 5, 6, 7 and . o'clock. IL 10 offered for
the first time at popular prices. No picture
ever filmed shows more beautiful photo
graphy. while the swimming feats Of Miss
Kellerman are simply marvellous,
Hipp--Dorothy Phillips will be featured at
this theater for the final times today In the
Butterfly production "The Risky Road" II
Is a dramatic playlet plausible and con-
vlncing. while the star has a role that gives
she has had in some time A good comedy
viii also be on the same bill
Empress--The storms and passions Of the |
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-11
HOWELL NAMES q
l46 DELEGATES
TO CONVENTION

As chairman of the republican
county central committee Frank S.
Howell has appointed l46 delegates
to the state republican loyalty con-
vention called for Lincoln on the
afternoon of Tuesday. May 2s.
The principal speaker of the oc-
easion will be Senator-Elect Lenroot
of Wisconsin.
The list of Douglas county dele
gates follows:
Adair, w r. Liljenstolpe. X.
Adkins, Wess Lindauist,J.,
Adams, Lou Waterloo.
Baker, Benz. s. Mcdonald. Henry S.
Baldrige, II. H. McCulloch, Bruce
Barnes. A. X. McGrew, Chas. +.
Belden, c. C. Mcguire, 7. J.
Benson, E. A. McMilton, e. q.
Berger, John McNish, j. c.
Bingham, W. ". Mancuso. Samuel
Black. Edward Madison, J. H.
Black, c. e. Mallo. Harry
Boyd, Frank Manley, Robert
Bradley, Ed F. Mangold. Peter,
Brewer, George II, Bennington.
Breen, John P. Mangold, George.
Brogan, F. A. Elkhorn.
Brandeis, George Meyers, Henry r.
Brown, Norris Marrow. Jos. W.
Buresh Nacav Monsky, Henry
Burgess, Ward Murphy. Henry c.
Burton, VIM. M. Martin, p. j.
Byers, c. E., valley Miner. Bert
Byrne. Harry s. ostrom, Henry e,
Brinker. Lawrence Palmer, J. p.
Chambers, VIM. N. Pearce, Harry
Chick, James v. Pearsali, Charles ".
Clancy, Chas. Pratt, N. C.
Clark, Byron Ralph. Roy A.
Clarke Henry r. Robinson, Charles
Clark. Michael L. Robinson. J. C..
Clausen. Peter Valley.
Copenharve. I. J. Ringer, Dean
Cowell Robert Rosewater, Victor
Crawford. Bryce Saunders, Charles L.
Crosby. Wills c Scott, Sam W.
Crossman. r. NJ. Schult.e, John F.
Gutter, Dr. J. s. Sears, c. w.
Davis, Fred H. Shoemaker. J. W.
Detweiler A. B, Elk City.
Milard. shanahan, David l..
Desdunes, Dan Shotwell, r. A.
Dewey, Frank Simon, Edward
Dodge, N. P. Singleton, NJ. r.
Drake, Luther Smith, Arthur c.
Druesedow, r. c. Smith, Arthur c.
Dyball, George 3. Smith, Robert
Ernst, c. J. Shriver, W. G.
Falconer, Thomas Steel, Harry o.
Ferguson, ]. F. Sundblad, Clyde c.
Fraser. W. c. sutton, A. L.
Foltz. c. B. Swanson. Carl
George, Walter Swindler. L. II.
Glib, George F.. Taylor, J. H.
Goodrich, Orla s. Thorson. N. r.
Goss Charles A. Towl, Roy N.
Gregg, Dean Turkey, Harry
c. A. Tunisoh, George
Helgren. John s. Tucker. r. s.
Herring, c. E. Ure, w. G.
T. A. Vesy, C. f..
Howell r. B. Walsh, James
Hoye, Fred Wheeler, Perry
Howard, W. b. whitmore. W. g.,
Judson, F. W. Valley.
Kennedy. Frank A. wattIes, q. W.
Howard Webster, John L.
Kennedy. John l.. Weller. Harry
Kozial. Tom Wells, Arthur r.
Frank Wharton, John c..
Kugat c. H. westergard, Dan
Keating, Henry Wilson. Ellis H.
Learned, M. L. Wilhelm, c. NJ.
Lapidus, Harry Wulff. H. o.
Leslie. Leigh Young, Raymond c.
Lewis, John Zimman, Harry B.
T,oomiS N II
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-11

Empress--The storms and passions OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-11

Empress-Momi Kalams, Hawaiian prin-
cess, and William Kao. premier player Of tho
ukelele OF the Hswiian Islands viii be seen
for the last times today at the Empress
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-10
Birthday Offerings of
Vacuum Cleaners and RUGS

We have told you about the rug department with its un-
usual values because of purchases made before the wartime
increases During this sale will find many specials here
that real money
Hassocks made of Wilton and Administer carpes-star or
oblong shape Observation-Disclosures. .. 41c
Vacuum ceaner-fully guaranteed. Name of maker with
held by request All latest improvements including brush
Anniversary special ST. ~
Administer rugs-mottled with borders ends 36x63 in
Anniversary special S3 ~
India Rugmade of wool and Reversible patterns
Anniversary special S1447
BOWMANS-Fourth F1oor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-10
Birthday Offerings of
Waists and Sleeveless Coats

wonderful display that in every the pretties and
servceabe collection of Waists and Sleeveless Sport
Coats that is possible present.
The choice of Styles materials trimmings amazing
yet the price of each model has been tempered considerably
if purchased during these Celebration Days.
Cotton Waists in white voile trimmed in heavy and fine
laces and ucksn high and low necks-aso square and
round necks-szes SO to 46-special .......... $247
Sleeveless Tyro wool sport coats khaki, purple kelly
turquoise French with belts pockets
very good styles and values-special ...... $7.47
BOWMANS-Third
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-10
Birthday Offerings of
Curtains and Draperies

The drapery department always interesting place
those who delight in making home look its best At
sale 1t is of special interest considering the savings that
be had in the many beautiful we'll as dainty materials
Marquisette in white and ecru, SO inches vide extra
ity. Anniversary special ............. 10 yards So
3o-inch reversible Terry cloth-rich coorings yard
White Ivory and Ecru Flet Net Curtans-2A yards IL
Anniversary special pair, ................ ST
Striped summer door curtains finished with tasses in
blue green and brown-2H yards longwashabe, pair ST
3o-inch Cretonne for comforts-a light patterns, yd
BowMANs-second Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-10
Birthday Offerings from
House Furnishing Section

Really the list of things the basement department has to
offer IS so large it would take page alone tell We
mention but few. The entire basement is filled with An
specials that remarkable considering
market quotations to-day such reliable merchandise
Aluminium tea kettle made of high grade aluminium S at
capacity-speca wire handle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ST ~
Ice Cream freezer3quart sze-Cem make other
nation necessary everybody knows the Gem $247
Perfection Butter Mathematics pounds of butter from
pound of butter and pint of milk Conservation of
butter is suggested by Food Commissioner Special $147
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-10
Birthday Offerings of
Mems Fine Furnishings

If you want shirts ties collars athletic and knit und
wear socks-or any other necessary item of stylish dress
cidena don't fail to take advantage of the exceptional p
during Our Birthday Celebration
Mems dress shirts-fne quality of Madras-coat style
cuffs choice patterns, Anniversary special, each ST.
Mems half hose-thread silk and silk Isle double sold
plain Black and coors, Anniversary special pair for
Mems working shrts-pain blue, size IA to 10. AnniJ
sary special, each Observation-Disclosures.
Mems 'neckwear-4-inhand-o end, Anniversary
BoWNfANS-Main Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-10
Birthday Offerings of
Milanese Silk Gloves

special from the glove department always with in
stant The of Harrisburg have learned that
gloves be secured here in larger varieties and for less
price than elsewhere Consequently the values still great
during this Anniversary Sale
Unusually good quality of heavy Manese silk gloves double
finger tips, wo-caspwhite, black white and black black
with white tan, brown, Navy, and grayevery size lot
5H to 9-Anniversary special 41c
BoWMAN'sMain
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-10
Birthday OBeringsof
Infants andChildren's Wear

We propose that the children shall help us celebrate
our Birthday Mothers will find this section offering
Plete assortmens OF little ones wearables special prices
during this Birthday Party.
Girls wash dresses6 to "A yearspan chambray short
Waist S14
Girls tub dresseso to IA yearschambray plaid and
striped gingham trimmed in white and plain color ~ $247
Boys wash SUITS white and coors slightly soled from
handling, to years S141
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-10
Birthday Offerings of
Furniture at Reductions

To show appreciation for the patronage which has built the
large furniture department the fifth floor odd pieces
and special suites have been reduced Anniversary
Fiber Rocker-upholstered, baona brown fnish-prine
cushions-uphostered attractive creonne arm chair to
Library Tabe-fnished oak golden polished oa-maga-
racks ends drawn in and undershef S947
Dining Sulte-three-pece umed oakconsisting buffet
china closet and obong extension ab-nade of solid
BOWMANS-Fifth
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-10
Diaper Cloth

Sanitary and absorhen-his is being offered considerably
below todays wholesale value but than pieces
to customer 10 yards to piece. Anniversary special
Is inches wide piece ST 90 20 inches wide per piece
S1.35; p inches wide, per piece, 40.
4. floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-10
Birthday Offerings of
Hosiery andUnderwear

This is your good opportunity to get supply of Il
always needed accessories prices which only
possible by the Birthday cooperation of the manuacur
1t is broad assortment of fine duality Hosiery and Un
specially priced for the Celebration.
Women's stockngs-thread silk, Sblack white and col
double soes high pliced heel wdd garter top Anniver
special PAIR 8I
Womens sockings-thread silk and thread silk boot bl
white and coors-frst and second{ -Annhc,
T|sN 2 pair ST
Womens union suits lace and se knee low neck, sle
lessregular and extra size Anntersary special each
Boys union sus-bleachedk cotton, short sleeves, K
length Anniversary special, each b. ...........
Childrens vests, pants and uniod kuksbroken lines
niversary special .............ts 2 garments for
NfAnJcaa
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-10

Satin finished bed-set COM
prising bedspread, scalloped
with cut corners-size 90x96,
l bolster to match, set $4.47
Turkish towels - bleached
and hemmed ..... 5 for 47c
Hemmed crochet bed
spreads - 68x84, each, $1.47
Hemstitched huck towels
size l8x36-subject to slight
mill stains-no holes or tears
8 for 47c
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-10
Birthday Offerings of
Stamped Art Materials

Scores of will be found here daily acquiring know
edge concerning the needle work Materials of
almost every conceivable kind hee-anv of them at spe
cia reductions during this Anniversary Sale.
Stamped pillow tops with back attached scarfs for
BOWMANS-Second
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-10
Notions Specially Priced

Cube pins black or
white, dressmakers pins,
pins, so to a box; box, 1c
Boyd invisible wire
hair pins =. 30
"Beat alP' wire hair
pins .............. SO
Donny Brook linen fin
ish thread, each -. Sc
Ironing wax, special
value ...... D for SO
Tape measures very
special value, each 40
Belt. hose supporter, 2
straps, each =. 15c
u,ONuna -,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-10

Dress belting-11z in.
and 2 in. wide, white and
black, 10 yards -. 47c
Collingbournes ] a p
cordoney and A m e RI
can m a de = silk hn-
ish, mercerized, crochet
cotton, snow white =
sizes 3 to 100, Ecru, size
3 to 90, Colors size 5, 80,
so.
6l0 lavender, 613 green,
621 light pink, 623 pink,
625 red, 629 light blue,
633 Deli, $40 yellow,
Z balls for 47c
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-10
JeWelry Specials

Assorted leather change purse, each 19c for Al,
Kings IN sgnet, band and stone set-specal at 10,
BowMANs-Main Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-10

Footwear Specials

Pumps in all white kid coonals, hand turned soles,
special ........................... S247
Pumps in champagne, light and dark gray, dark brown
and patent colt-ful Louis heel. Anniversary special
S347
Pumps and Oxfords in white canvas-Dorothy Dodds
among them Anniversary special ............ S447
Pumps in white calf sln-ful Louis heel and white
Oxfords and pumps with medium heel. Anriver-
sary special ....................... S491
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-10
Toilet

Cretonne toilet cases
pockets, with wash cloth
2 for 47c
Cretonne toilet cases
Swansdown powder puffs
each .............. :. 47c
Imported Bay Rum,
very special :. 47e
BOWMAN
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-10

Turkish bath towels-pl
white and some with l
borders, each ......... 4
Unbleached crash IF
linen-an excellent towel
for kitchen, per yd., 13I
Brown crash-all line
215 yards for 4
Glass crash in blue and
checks, 80. 3 yards for 4
second Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-10
Envelope Chemise Night Gowns
and Camisoles

special line of camisoles lace trimned-all sizel
Crepe de Chne-Anniversary special .......... 47(
"A large variety of nightgowns plain edges and lac'
trimmed; with or without sleeves Anniversary speca
$1.41
Some very pretty Envelope Chemise lace and ribbon
trimmed and embrodered-al sizes-Anniversary spe
BoWMAN'S-Second
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-10
Birthday Offerings of
Silks and Dress Goods

Here offer yards and yards of the prettes Silks and
Dress Goods that could possibly wish for prices which
you yourself will consider specially moderate
p and 36inch yarn dyed stripe-Japanese silks in
gingham stripes most suitable for dainty ocks
owing the price quoted which is less than wholesale i'm
port restrict the quantity 10 yards customer yd 47c
36-inch white and flesh wash satin yard ...... $147
5o-lnch black messaine yard ................ $129
o4-inch ers-unique-the latest skirting, yard S3 40
j6-nch white sport Tussah, yard ........... ST 95
5znch Foulardettea cotton foulard with highly
zed surface with original and exclusive designs dark and
medium grounds yard 47c
Il inch finest quality mercerized popnsbest made yard
Anniversary special 800
32nch San Toy in plain coors-36 inches printed
and woven stripe voile, yard d.................. 500
4O-inch silk and wool popin in mammoth assortment OF
light medium and dark colorspenty of Navy and black
BowMANs-nan Floor 80 ~