; ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ -y -r y'rT'* ll rT l yTyTTTyT'y*l'y"T'rT<rTTTT¥¥yT''rTTTTT l rTT'*r^T'r'FTTyTTTy'^
► Mexican Baskets Peonies Women's Boudoir Women's Pumps <
* purposes, 0 . PP T™* To" w d 3 "Jit ptl " *" 8 *" W #*V SUpperS jUill IS l I illli I Slllltew Also oxfords in patent colt, Mpnq H qfo Vpcfc OnH i
t morrow, eacli 23<* To-morrow, 3 for JEM n metal, tan calf and velvet, I XX dX aO »CM AXXVA J 1
► BOWMAN'S—Basement. BOWMAN'S—Basement. Sizes 3to 6. regular 69c value. jpj ||| *Jpi |B | ft^ n g i ", l .' ir *" ,o ° value - To-morrow,'
► Egg Baskets Milk Kettles BOWMAN s—Third F,oor ' 1181 T3OWMAN * S—Thlrd Floor - Unheard of Values to Clean Up 4
Mexican egg- baskets, regular turquoise blue, white lined, reg- I /M./PCX CJ3L/. i Broken lots of men's and bovs' 50c caps, to- 4
► 39c and 49c value. To-morjow., ular 49c value.
BOWMAN'S Basement BOWMAN'S—Basement. OF THE JXnf/tmSIS*tA FOR THE Men's $1.25 and $1.50 Derby Hats, to-morrow 4
: . Bread Boxes Food Choppers GßEEN SIGNS 8 d a^ outl '' s 50 and s2 '°° odd v '
; M faa?J3aj» , »..r®r Wall Paper '. «■.- . Men°s Strand 75c'i5ver'alis,'i)iuc denim Ind <
„ BOWMAN'S—Basement BOWMAN'S -Basement.."' and floral effects XlSwlfllrfi*' ' . I*!!*!! MHlfflßly hickory check, without bib, 23# <
room and ha * PO R««uW*»2.2S -yy ffi ! ! ;i!liillOT Patenl colt bluchers, medl m I Third FIoor——BOWMAN'S. I J
? O, ?A lot ,? f Lot consists Pul'lM |Mi l|! ■£! I J\! ill M^llilMP^heels, sizes 2»%, 3, 3Vs and 4; ,
► Holland Roses Covered Buckets Mi!! 1 ;!"®® Women's Gloves Chiffon Veiling
. two*yeiV-"d b '"KIL BOWMAN'S— Fourth Floor BOWMAN'S—Third Floor. 2-dasp chamolsette gloves. 18 and 36 inches wide, light <
S for Plants. To m °rrow, SJf* 8 blue, white black only; all sizes, regular 50c blue only, regular 50c quality. .
io-morrow quality. To-morrow, To-morrow, yard 33$
h BOWMAN'S—Basement. BOWMAN'S—Basement BOWMAN'S Main Floor. BOWMAN'S—-Main Floor <
il Corset Demonstration tvent to Be Remembered
I U I, __ _I ¥■ . • Odds and ends of kid gloves: and bishop style. 6 months to 2 .
SEE MISS MAGUIRE inese rriaay bargains <
y _ " O **>o BOWMAN'S—Second Floor.
; Expert corsetiere, for our Special Corset Friday the Lucky Day, 23 the Luckv Price no.,.
[ Second Floor bowman's 1 „.. „ . Hill Muslin
— U/ , , Lottage Larpet Extra good quality. To-mor- „
* P *l. D yCL Women S Vests 36 Inches wide, reversible, reg- rOW ' 3 yardß for 230 ]
p uaivanizea rails uO\'S Shoes 33c quality- To-morrow, BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. *
* Bleached, silk tapes, fancy lace - _ * y ard ** 4
► Extra heavy, IJ-quart size, Scout shoes, sizes 9 to I*s To» s<oKes, regular 17c value. To - iiotvm avq FnnHh in rt A^
regular 39c value. To-morrow. morrow, pair .......... morrow, 2 for ....
► BOWMAN S-Basement. B W Size 72x90 inches, regular 50c
Hf B' M WV f(|hl)/)|)t quality. Limit 2to a customer. A
... . ... .... M 1 These sheets will be sold only to
' Coffee Canisters Children's Shoes Women's Union Sails W -4k M „2"I,rVIS??. JSSS3S? '
vu, "OHIO m* he. yard . each OOA A
► SSHU ' 11 . BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. BOWMAN'S Main Floor. ,
y v $1 V ' ——|
BOWMAN'S—Basement BOWMAN'S—^Third Floor BOWMAN'S Main Floor. T T m
\ Hat Tnmmings
' l\n Sanitary Belts Women's Hose ' A W W| Exceptional Value. <
► Su 6 nbr p i f ( h l (. l p^ an^.| f f °y- mOv row' a tach' eKUla,ly 25 °" T . p l' l . ln black and plain tan. 1 An assortment of roses in all new colorings. Some three in a .
► Prldo Washing Powd- ' UL " 230 and toes, regular BB| H bunch, others six to the bunch. Regular 49c to 79c values. To- i
Cr „ BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. Jo,/ 4 ? To - m °"ow, 8 pair. IH H H morrow, bunch 230 4
► BOWMAN S—Basement A Pompons in all colors, made of Hno quality ostrich; also an
y BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. U assortment of silk fiber pompons. Values 39c to 98c. To-mor- i
•~ m —— y, ~ m BH HB |H row, each 28c
► Saucepans Cushions ————— ■ M second FIoor— BOWMAN'S <
► .... . Rpady-made cushions, regular- D fl M nn( k HH ________
1-quart size, regular 40e value, ly 50c. To-morrow, each •>•<«. OUIIOnS a W M HI ■■
y Wearever aluminum saucepans. 4, »< W M |H |M ... n* ■ • n .„ _ . ■<
To-morrow, each VJ3O BOWMAN'S Second Floor. Bullet buttons, regularly 50c, JL JHL JHhW ChallteS DieaChed PIUOW Casing <
h BOWMAN'S—Basement. ————_ 75c and SI.OO dozen. To-morrow, . .
-
► Crochet Cotton BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. 6 yards ior 230 S quality. 2 yards for i
' M ' n '' Hoa " Slippers Sk ., ns ana Santa? Napki Moire Bag* »ow m - s .„„, Pl 0„.
■ n'rKKn'ow. Sir.." 1 "' BOW maw a—second FiJ? 1 ' Venise Insertions j-w«l> »»»« • biw. u.. r .«.u, s.„ , " '
' BMimiMH... Crj»m color only, regular 3Se BOWMA.VsHu.,'. "n.or " " Tomorrow. „„h. 2 S? ITmM* « OMaWW SMut Fhimtl
* i^—quality. To-morrow, yurd, BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. lnnn nualitv of muslin, soft ....
► P , c , Doi/ics BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. JKdfcnbJSdSw ?l.°o iWnto? . W . ,de ;. "
» Oy4 OM Scalloped and drawnwork —i —— Handbags SaPfip Rplt « with St> To-morrow, BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. i
Sizes 8% to 13. To-morrow. shams, scarfs and doilies. To- . OUeUe D€llS „ n i r 'l3*
palr - $1.23 morrow, each 33,. FloUnClUgS Green, old rose, blue and black. n Floor
► BOWMAN'S—Third Floor. Bowman's—Second Floor eafh f....... !? . Jjm r oo regular BOc value. To-morrow, BOV MAN »s- second Floor.
. ——^__________________________________ Embroidery flounclngs, 27 *!•*" each 33rt ■ MOW CfIS6S .
► Misses' and Women's Raincoats " ~-'™ " Polly Evan, A P r»« -sk- <
► 1"155C5 dim ft omen S tVainCOcltS BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. " _____ p lnk and wh | le checked per- ' 230
Just What You Need at This Season WaistS, CoatS, PettkoatS '
" S's9 Raincoats at $2.23 Mdl tnds of Galloons Unheard of Values For Just One Day-Friday Bowman s-second FIOO» Sheeting I
. $5.98 RainCOatS at «p4-.23 Colored linen and batiste gal- v,,, „,i.,.,i ,1. i_.„ t . .i. . . .
MCAn • , , n » loons and Insertions; also white , n niindred and tifty U.untj waists that were 7oc and SI.OO, tinT,Mtw nS? wide, regular 300 <
. -V-50 Raincoats at $6.23 retails, regularly from 39c to 50c to-morrow at 231 . _ quality. To-morrow, yard. 2'{ r .
(finm t!C OO yard - To-morrow, yard .. Percale waists, with small polka dots, were 50c, to-morrow, 2Sc LOrSCt LOVCTS BOWMAN'S—Main
► CfIU.UU Kaincoats at % Waists that have been used in display, slightly soiled were , , , "AIAJN .■>— Main Floor.
„_ fVio £ii BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. ?1.00 and $1.25, to-morrow, each ' '>'tc " Fine quality nainsook and —_^^^ — _
h lese are the nc\% raincoats. Lliey are of the Black Percaline Petticoats, very special. Limit, one to a cus- longcloth with dainty P'H f 4
wanted materials, made in the popular models. The ——— tomer, to-morrow, each
23c I blue ribbons. To-morrow, each, PlllOW CttSCS J
1 . • ' • K 1 *ll • /. CL • n Five new Sport-Coats, tango, tan, red and green. Only sin 236 „ , , A
reductions are exactly as printed. All sizes from Shopping Bass the lot; were SIO.OO, special, to-morrow at si 23 c , «..^^»°i ,de i , " d p,,10w °><« 9 with M
misses' 14 to women's 46 Seven new unlined Eponge Spring Coats, brown taupe navy and BOWMAN'S-Second Floor. r !f"i ar 290 <Hf>-
► misses 14 to women s 40. Regular $1.50 value. To-mor- black ' Only 7in the lot. Were SIO.OO, special to-morrow at $5.23 morrow, each ....
k On the Second FIoor—BOWMAN'S row, each Second FIoor—BOWMAN'S "" BOWMAN'S Main Floor
* ~ ~ BOWMAN'S Main Floor Handkerchiefs <
" Cushions Men's Underwear m » Bisque Dolls Feeding Bibs Women's linen and lawn hand- I n m I•€
► BIOCkS kerchiefs, regular 39c and 50c SofirilKV TWM«» J
B. &A. Cushions with 6 skeins Balbriggan underwear loner Moving eyeß, arms and legs. A, B C feeding bibs in pink, qualities. To-morrow, ca siy Uvl VilljE 1 IAVS
► of silk to llnish. To-morrow, „ ml K i. n _, , ~. ' . Wooden and nested blocks; long natural hair, regular suc blue and white, made of Turkish O J j
BOWMAN'S-Second Floor. value. To-morrow, eaol ...
( ————. BOWMAN'S—Main Floor BOWMAN'S—Third Floor. ————— J
► Wirroscopes D Lunch Cloths Shadow Damask <
► Regular 98c value. To-morrow, rPC C II T"I Q1 C Stripe and spot patterns 3« ras°effect? 8 soA*' colorVngs; ™for
230 ICo O iVI cllCrialS Also catcher's and pitcher's inches wide, regular 39c quality. yard Mahogany finished
HOTTMAN'S Third Floor r* • •» • mitts, regular 50c value. To- To-morrow, yard *>«>-. quality Tomorrow, yara 4mmt* U A^
Bargains You Can t Afford to Miss morrow, each f BOWMAN'S Main Floor. BOWMAN'S— Fourth Floor. ame, brass handles, «
► ~ mais'nlnl 8 £ Mlße ' extra ood quality, .shades of BOWMAN'S—Third Floor. tO P S COVered With C re- ,
. Toy Dishes Sorrow yd. '. ! g . le ' Ha 0 ' Copenhagen, gray and cadet. To- ( WindoW and DoOT Lace tonne and glass. Reg- <
; BOWMAN'S—Third Flow. Po«W »i a—'" ¥o- m . „]SK«aiS' « T ..,„0„0w. o. & Fourth
3!>c 28-Inch Cotton' Ratine,' good' shades.' To-morrow'-Id' '-V C#Ul »'Af BOWMAN S-Basement. "
. Hair Nets Me T ~- ' . Men's Half Hose <
All-over hair nets, regularly ' —— —__ .... . . China CttSptdOTS Plain and mercerized, lisle 4
sc. To-morrow, the dozen, 33*?. White LOWU IT. K. blue glazed cuspidors, thread and silk plated, double
...... ... ™ II n I ,An assortment consisting of regular 48c quality. To-morrow, soles, high spliced heels, black 4
BOWMAN S—Main Floor. # Nursery Pads ' Extra lino" quality, 40 inches kinl'
Tor/11 nUrSe i y pa £?* ITx v»rV "f qUa y ;v?» 0 " al,fl hair receivers, regularly 39r BOWMAN'S —Basement. * 23$
„ „ u arainieres To-moil-l ®«"h" - 30c " u^H y - 230 and soc. To-morrow, each..23* BOWMAN'S Main Floor. <
. Collar Stays 'JT;;"':" BOWMAN'S Main Floor. BOWMAN'S—Basement <
A BOWM/IN S—Main Floor. mm . Jf\ L '
Spiral collar stays, regularly M IflerCeTlZCQ UamOSR 4
, »c. To-morrow.. c„u. Zi OK* Torchon Laces BamboO TaboU retteS 23c h.Wi.r.'Sßra Imported Cereal Jars
BOWMAN'S—Main Floor Glared - 4
Oiazcu jaroinieres, Also insertion, regular 5c qual- Iheso have matting covered tops. Just the thing for vnur .. . u., lar 390 value. To-morrow, each
blended colors. Regu- y ' T °- " yards jardinieres. Umit one to a customen None delivered To-mor- BOWMAN 6 Main Floor. 230
Basting Cotton ar value. To-mor- BOWMAN'S—Main Fioor—BOWMAN'S 23c BOWMAN'S—Basement. 4
row, each 23 d* ~~ ~~~—————— Tnuiplmo
500-yard spools, regularly 80. BOWMAVS-Basement. , „ - OWeiing
To-morrow, 6 pools for .. AlloVer haCPS T"* * *» T , Z~ Gray, partly linen, regular 10c JUgS .
BOWMAN'S Main Floor. ' 50C quallty - T °- mor - BOVS
Women'sHoSe JZ" "dMI OU115) BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. value. To-morrow, each .. 230 <
BOWMAN S Main Floor. I esß TL, UJf BOWMAN'S—Basement 4
Dress Shields »t, Plain black and plaln tan ** r • m ■<
thread silk boots, wide garter /)«//• . B . oys s «c wash suits In blouses and Russian sailors, made of T I* I T I
Washable, regularly 10c and to P- double soles and high spliced UOIIS percales and madras. Sizes 2%t0 G years. To-morrow 2»c . 1 UTHISh FoW€lS t ,-r • > n
12c. To-morrow, three pairs for heels, regular 60c value. Seconds Kid body dolls with celluloid Boys 50c Blue Cheviot Knickerbockers, size 10 to 17 vears. To- ' Artificial t etM j
To-morrow oair unbreakable head, regular 39c morrow .1 Individual size, regular 12% c
BOWMAN'S Mn 1 n Pion, 230 va 'ue. To-morrow, each .. Third FIoor—BOWMAN'S * " " quality. To-morrow, throe for Complete with dish, regular 49c 4
S-Maln BOWMAN'S -Main Floor. BOWMAN'S Floor _U |
JK A A A IT--^K-.«5.,„A. ,A ,I-T V J
(Mill BLOCK
GET THE JOBS
f Con tinned from First Page)
>n the names of George W. Leia
in. Harry F. Oilman, Harry F»
eesiey, Albert M. Hamer and 3am-
I H. Garland and Mr. Lynch added
•. Townsend's name, for (he assist
THURSDAY EVENING,
ant city assessorship.
The Commissioner of Finance moved
for an election and Messrs. Bowman,
Lynch and Taylor voted for Mr.
Townsend while Mayor Royal and Mr.
Gorgas turned In for Leisman. The
Mayor before voting let out his usual
wall about the violation of the spirit!
I. n ? 1 leter of the com
mission form of government act In i
that politic® was being used In nam.
,n 8 the candidates. He told a story
of how one of the candidates had had
the promise of three of the commis
sioners to vote for him. but that the
candidate In nuestion had been called
into the office uf IS. K. Beidleman and
there promised the printing of the
"constitutional amendments," if he
would withdraw his name. Lelsman,.
according to the Mayor, refused.
Mayor Royal was the only speaker.
William F. Hurley, George W.
Straw and Daniel H. Helsey were i
.nominated by Mr. Gorgaa for the spe-
Icial tax officer's Job and to this Mr.
I Bowman added the name of Mr.
! Block. Messrs. Bowman, Lynch and
Taylor voted for Block and Mayor
Royal and Commissioner Gorgas were
lined up and voted for George Straw.
Appoint Planners
The appointment of Ed. S. Herman,
George W. Roily. Benjamin F. Um
BARRISBURG TELEGRAPH
berger, George A. Shreiner and
Francis Jordan Hall to ,be Harris
burg's llrst city l planning commission,
was made without demur from the
Mayor. The vote was unanimous.
When Mr. Gorgas' name was called
he smiled:
"Well, here's where I vote the
straight ticket," said he.
New legislation Introduced Included
an ordinance by Mr. Taylor authorlz-'i
ing the purchase of a plot of ground i
in Derry street, adjoining the Mel-'
rose school, to be used for a firehouse
for the Royal fire company, cost not j
[to exceed $1,300; by Mr. Tayk>r'ap-[
pi*opriatlng SSO to be used for Memo
rial day exercises. By Mr. Bowman,
ordinance transferring S2GO from the
filter- plant fund to the salary of the
assistant bacteriologist
LAD ON KOI,I,Kit SKATES
STRUCK UY AUTO TRUCK
While skating down Front street on
roler skates, yesterday afternoon, John
8. Cleckner, aged 12 years, of 808 South
i Second street, was struck by an auto
| mobile truck and knocked down.
The lad was taken to the Harrisburg
j Hospital and after an examination It
was,found that he was suffering with
i concussion of the brain.
APRIL 16. 1-914.
Franklin High Students
Stop Here on Big Trip
Pupils from the Franklin High
School, Franklin, Pa., numbering fifty
four, accompanied by six members of
the High School factulty, will come to
Harrisburg to-night for a two days'
visit.
The students are now In Washing
ton, D. C. They will reach Harrisbrug
at 10:26 o'clock to-night. Accommoda
tions have been securod at the Bolton.
Early to-morrow morning the puplla
will go to Gettysburg and will be taken
over the battlefield by a guide and lec
turer. The party will return to Har
rlsburg In the evening. On Saturday
morning the Franklin student* will
visit the Capitol and will call on Gov
ernor John K. Toner. They will leav«
for h ime Saturday night The students
are t avciing in n pedal car, and their
comf irt Is being looked after by the
Pennsylvania Railroad passenger de
partment representatives. While In th«
city A. E. Buchanan, division passen
ger agent of the Pennsylvania Rail
road, and his corps of assistants will
look after the visitors.
Try Telegraph Want Ada.
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