► 39c White 75e Lace $1.50 Novelty 60c Bleached J
► Infants' Belt Aprons Voile .gj| ||| |IS W | jjjlhv Curtains Curtains Sheets <
► neat *pa*Uerns. W prtday special. Just the material for fine sum- jflj Jm SI HR |1 IHI I ffl |l| II ||w lnn^'pmi 3 rJntor Plain ecru net with fancy Meadowbrook sheets, made of
Infants' Dresses, 6 190 wSL. Wa Frld°eSr Bargain 5 jjjffli I 111 II II 111 U ||k^! ts nea Frldlv e ' Drt" price" pa°r der - Kr,day Ra qsi fb ? x 0 90 7n7hel hre Frlday Blt ßaryifn <
months to 2 years, BOWMAN'S-Second Floor. yard 39<! J|H 1 P|lP||||H JI I Cgj price, pai, , )80 , 4 <
► made of sheer Nain- BOWMAN'S-Maln Floor J■ I I}l I | BOWMAN'S-Fourth BOWMAN'S Fourth Floor. BOWMAN'S Main Floor. <
sook trimmed with 25c Fitted i /ffllWillM J
. dainty laces and tucks Corset Cover, LOVEST PRICES jr\ F O UNDEDIfI-71 .. LOOK 8c Unbleached 30c Pillow
► wlll 1 1 hand embroid- me T rit* d »Sf , '.S? b ff.?v , S 'Ss: OF THE ft* A I TWF Muß,ln Cases •
. ered yokes. Some 34 to 46, special 19c 111 If If///### #/¥#/1 rUK IHL ... . 4
< trimmed with em- BOWMAN'S-Second Floor. WEEK PRFFN SICNS ■ vard' Friday BarKaln of'^oocfmuslin, size C 4 a rfx P 3 B 6 Inches!.
, broidery ruffle at bot- OiUND| BOWMAN'S-— Main" Fioon Friday Bal ' Kaln <
► torn and tucks. Friday Bargain 16 to 20c 111!(Hiill I |I 111 1 VbOc Table ——— BOWMAN-S— Mam Floor. <
' Dresses"' Sale of Notions Cretonnes §M flf I i|l| 1111 f Covers 90c Bleached
► uresses ... 5c spool white basting cotton. F cushions and norrh >OTPIHP 11 > ! lii ffflliiiMr ~ , ~, CI Cfl Wo<rnn <
Mlf " tons ana Porch furni- ■fluu 1> Vk ! UlB 'M l IMfli! I Mercerized table covers, size 01 . 3)I.DU WSSOn ;
► $2.25 Dresses. .«>1.05l 10c washable dress shields. , C n 0 / e ™-„,u? e * ul^. lJ 16c ' 180 94 HU 1i ll ft HI P 68x6S Inches; round patterns; Sheets 4
C-O no Oil r*e pair ......... «c 2 °S,„ quallti ?"- *™ay Bar- 1 I 111 IKpr lovely patterns to select from. IT m k. tt ll«c
► $2.98 Dresses. .{^1..18 2So Fancy Hair Ornaments, 5e Ealn price - >' ard |l | B >K Friday Bargain price (}<)* Mohawk sheets, marked E S UmbreilaS <
Bowman's—Second Floor 50c 75c and SI.OO pearl and BOWMAN'S—Fourth Floor M Iff fll H BOWMAN'S Main floor Slightly soiled. Size SlxDO 'in- Made of good heavy croon and .
► meta '^ i . r , "mfioor. cheß Kriday Bargain price. white duck; rain and Jun-proof. <
y BOWMAN fa—Main Floor. . ( Friday 4
. ~ ~ 1A- C—L.,^: BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. BOWMAN'S—Main Floor.
I FRIDAY BARGAINS R . C ] i • E dg e! " I 7 r
► Mil I INF RY ys g Special Bargains Art Needlework 1
ivni_j-,inj-,ix x BARGAINS BOWMAN's —Main Floor. I You can match up beautiful luncheon sets at extra low prices.
► Black and burnt chip hats, all shapes, including $1 00 Russian Blouse Suits in Linens and Cham- FRIDA YBA RCiAINS '
► nCW ,Wreaths,'all "styles,"sold*up*to $1.49 "at* .*." .*. 500 „eck at'd^ilorcollar' 1 T^c'rc-i^l!T'lclTh r Embro,(lery MADEIRA HAND SCARFS
: !Z!1 '"" M . for the boy ;s, ? zes 2 6 years . . 790 ****** EMBROIDERY g» f»{ •• *! '» <
' Pnccinn l ni... rA •, •.« . • t , •« 18-inch embroidery flouncinj?. *p—U lo\*4 ocail .. I a 4 J i
Wall Papers 10ctol2 1-2 c ™ll„ „r. ,5 k ? • W f!' " Sa,l ° r ,0, 15c 6-inch Doilic lOf W. 50 20x54 Scarf .. w.4» ,
11/ 11 D collar, madras and chambray in blues and tans; some BOWMAN's —Main Floor. t nMpuirnM PT othc
► Block designs for kitchen; Wall rapers plain and others strined colors - 2 I A to 7 VP-IK ————-——— -^ c 8-inch Doilie
stencil design for hall and din- This lot consists of satin " „ ULllcl;> sllipea COIOTS ,L/ 210 / yedTS, I ' round, 36x36, \
y ro?m% 00m |(ild or wlth fre bordoL be to °to 00 and B °y S ' double-breasted Suits, all- 1 c Tnwplina •■ sc 10 " inch Doilic •• • • 2r *v W-00 round, 45x45, S2.!)S ,
► match. 801 l 3£ m atch. Roii wool, in grays and browns; sizes 13 to 17 $2.10 loweiing 45c 12-inch Doilie JWtf- $ 5 - 50 round - 54x54
► BOWMAN'S—Fourth Floor. BOWMAN'S—Fourth Floor. Third Floor —BOWMAN'S. The heaviest all-linen half " "" ' ' T TiMpirpnM tttc
bleached toweling we have ever -- , 0 ■ , n ... _. 4-<UlNL.rlliitJlN >
y seen. Friday Bargain price. /10-lllCh DoillC ....
" 98c to $1.50 Gowns 39c Swiss 75c and SI.OO 500 Yards
BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. ' I BOWMAN'S—Second Floor. ' sr'c5 r 'c 14-incll I J
► Slightly soiled, low neck, short Flouncing rlouncing Black Lawn ' 1 ]
► trimmed, special27-inch Swiss Flouncing. Fri- dat^Hnrß-ii flouncin K- Prl- Black lawn with white dot. n 1 nnn V J ...
day Bargain price, yard .. day Bargain price, yard. Regular be quality. Friday, yard. Men S Shoes 1000 Yards Women S $2.50 and i
Bowman's —Second Floor BOWMAN'S —Main Floor. BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. ri 1 A >
► BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. Men's soft kid blucher lace UreSS UOOUS X.X 00 Slinoc
shoes; sizes 6 to 10. Friday, . _ ... .. Uliueo
n* na , r aj-j ,»| Lot consists of Beauty (.'loth, 5
fnmn PKairc 1 7 'JO Bnvs S? anfl PA I New Cloth, Crepentlne Cloth, and Fine sample shoes made by
Ldmp vildir* sl£*.OV UU vans u "; 9 etna L aC g BOWMAN'S Third P'loor. Cotton Ratines In Wistaria, Co- Endicott Johnson Company, high
Folding camp chairs with Nickel plated, gray body and to AA CL.penhagen, tan, rose, pink, light and low cut. Sizes 3%, 4 and .
L backs. Friday Bargain price, top, ooUapsible go-cart. Friday. IJHOCS rlnnnrino mmm ~~~~~" blue, gray, brown, lilac and ca- I % only. Regular $2.00, $2.50
'J-Xff, $8.48 High and low shoe* F.ndirott HIUIH-IIIg det. Regular 25c qualities. Fri- and $3.00 values. Friday, pair. .
* BOWMAN'S—Third Floor. BOWMAN'S—Third Floor. .loh n son C o mp a ny sani pl es. Sizes flouncing Friday Bargain' prfce Men's $3.00 l>
y prlce. palr . . Frida >' j4rd .... . .. . . 'lQty BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. BOWMAN'S—Third Floor. <
► TinPT TO I" 1 BOWMAN'S—Third FlooJ. BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. ShoeS <
► r UKM 1 UKh, -r— 7 18c Crinkled MEN'S SUITS '
, Only one piece of a kind. Come early, there $1.98 Porch Crepe d E a n^ iC p o alr Johnson . Company -
. may be just the odd piece you want. Rockers piain crinkled crepe 30 t n - BOWMAN-S— Third Floor. Just think of it! A suit for $4.69. <
; FRIDAY BARGAINS '<
r\ 1 J.IFAA , , ffilOTK BOWMAN S—Third Floor. BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. 19cTurklSn AT ' 1 U '1 ; n . 1- • 1 T.
. One only $15.00 green velour couch, $12.70 T , Men s and Bovs K">c Straw Hats, rnday. .Hp
v Two only SIB.OO golden oak chiffoniers, $12.75 f J ( . i . loweis < Third FIOO^-BOWMAN-S.
► One only Early English settee, genuine leather, XIOUSGI UrniShlll2fS ■atf r Alto"mMn°j n »? B itl efch. on J
: One only Early English settee,imitation LinoleUm Remnants <|
y One only $14.95 imitation leather fireside rocker, way 6 w'itli com S 5c Face Lengths left from the heavy season's selling but < !
► $10.95 pressed air 490 Cloths I can be matched up to fit almost any room. I J
► One only $21.00 quartered oak square china 98c Climax Food Chopper, Turklsh r ic? ce > for ths ' Frid - ny 700 yards of Linoleum Remnants in lengths of /
► closet $13.50 I has three steel cutters and
► $5.98 fumed oak rockers with brown imitation double cutter, limited quantity, \ _____ ever shown, bring your measurements and buy here *
'► leather seats $3.49 ea *rj* ; 59£ l| gj ——— Friday for less than half price. Many of the pieces /
y Fifth FIoor— BOWMAN'S. <c jatlii tub seats, choice of p. Luna Lawns match so you can cover a large room. Per square 4
► ° a °f W l l,te en «nel, Will fit <SjU sllghtl y torn along the selv- yard &
—— roll edge bath tubs 49<* , in"* £f age, but this does not hurt the J '' '
V 00 -r TTT , "r. \ m wearing qualities. 30 inches , Fourth FIoor—BOWMAN'S.
T A r)P\TMTPP\po O /~>l TTX T A °* C ln Wash Boilers, wood Ml wide. Regular values up to 50c. ;
; JAKDINILKLS & CHINA h -t s " ithnKta " k bott r' aP| w , t1 „, I 1
y OQ p T No. 8 size 49<?! 1 BOWMAN-S— Mam Floor. Women s $ 1.50 to sl.uu Cotton - 1
I 98c Brass -IflT""" sl.lO and 51.25 Nickel plated JU II $3 00 PumDS „..
► nieres, ball foot. .49* Copper Tea Kettles, No». 7 IWssCS .. , A , Ratines
, R 0 , . ' 10 __J OIL- White canvas pumps and strap .•
► 98c and $1.25 Dec- and 8 size, choice 89<> w 15 ana fot ~dal om.? l aro , y sllUtlv 8 tollV'd Cotton ratines In rose, pink 4!
L Jf • •■..HWIA D*ll r> I? 1 :, 5 0n 12„ S,, JL?H S ,!i!I ""<1 light brown. Friday Bar- :
orated German China, ' -'Mm /f*\ Pillow Cases iriday Ba,Baln p,ice ' v % f , gam price, yard »r>« < 1
I Schlagelmilch quality, |
, BOWMAN'S—Basement. Oood patterns; 27 inches wide; white enfbi-oidcry. and white Cream storm serge, 3 different
aF' cut from full perfect pieces. with black embroidery on back. widths, black stripes. Friday, 4 I
►
► : BOWMAN'S —Main Floor. BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. BOWMAN'S—Main Floor.
► Union Suits Dr" S t Bathing Trunks Women's 75c Munsing Women's Bleached Women's 25c Pants Women's 25c '
► White and ecru, short sleeves, , , Or Shirts Union Suits VeStS Knee length, lace knees, per BurSOn Hose
fine ribbed, % and knee length. SVpercaV^oh cufr "vi\"? f or ß °^? athinS T,Unk ° r Sl l , A tS ' how " eck - sleeveless. knee Low neck, sleeveless, tape P " 1!) <" «''unless, medium and light
► for .»9<* caie, tach ... 0 for, each length, for ' neck and sleeves, for .... «V Main FIoor—BOWMAN'S. ' weight, black only, seconds, per <
► Main Floor BOWMAN'S. Main Floor-BOWMAN'S. Main Floor-BOWMAN'S. Main Floor-BOWMAN'S Main Floor-BOWMAN'S. ' '' Main '
► Men's 12% c Half Hose Boys 50c Shirts Women's 25c Hose Women's 25c Hose en S "^ C ® a^r^S§fan Suits J°' n Crusade <
► heei al and^oes a 3 nd pa?rrfor d ° U " e "'cV Vt^b.filched bUcHlMe'double" Cs" Bilk Und erwear ' sleeveless, lace Come tO Bowman's and
► 250; or, per pair, cuffs, each g SO wfde Var'tlr tops? pal? rl ops' f2r b '° SO,es ' w'de garter Short sleeves, double seated knees, regular and extra sizes, Get Your Flv Swatter -
„ Main FIoor—BOWMAN'S. Main Floo.-BOWMAN'sf Main Floor BOWMAN'S JT n, J V matter
M ' lIoor ~ I B°WMANS. Main Floor-BOWMAN'S. Main Floor-BOWMAN'S. Main Floor-BOWMAN'S. Free. 4
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Miss Grace E. Schroeder
Bride of Paul M. Hertzler
W
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MRS. PAUL, M. HEKTZLEH
\ Special to The Telegraph
Afechanicsburg, Pa., June 18.—The
marriage of MIBB Grace E. Schroeder,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
•Schroleder, of East .Vain street, and
I'aul/M. Hertzler, both of Mechanics
burg/ took place this morning at 9.30
o'clock at the home of the bride, the
tte>'. H. Hall Sharp, pastor of Trinity
Church, officiating, and using
Ac impressive ring service. Only the
THURSDAY EVENING, HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH JUNE 18, 1914.
| immediate relatives of both young
people were present. The bride, who
was unattended, wore a stylish travel
' | ing costume of navy hlue taffeta, with
; hat to harmonize, and corsage bouquet
jof sweet peas. Rambler roses and
ferns decorated the house and A wed
ding breakfast was served to the
guests. Following a wedding jour
ney to seashore resorts. Mr. and Mrs.
| Hertzler will be "at home" at 218 East
Main street, after July 15. The bride
was graduated from the Mechanics
! burs: high school and is a vocalist of
ability, being a member of the choir
lin Trinity Lutheran Church. She is
■ well known in Harrisburg, where she
j was employed for a number of years
i ■
CtAVA Pnllcll k ee P that red, rusty ICk AA PAIIGII keeps your shoeashined
m I'IF%IIIIiTfI^^rA^ OI>WC * UII3II stove spic-and-span with-| OIl"w * Ulfi&ll without any fuss. And
' I OUt ? xtra .Y ork and no dirt Clean - convenient, eco- jg| you cant get smu<, B e d. because there is no sticky, [mkMjlmWVm |
i nomical ' it s *he polish the housewife's been looking dirty lid to knock off. Veta Shoe Polish cornea in a « I
e j {or • Brush, dauber and polish are combined in one, ■ H clean tube, a slight pressure to apply, then poli»h Its j 1
• ready for instant use. Just press on the tube. Veta ■ H H I Very Easy To Apply. In large tubes b!«»cic or t»n. 10c. \Bk TOfEfflJ |/
1 X 7 \y is fireproof—brilliant—it lasts. At all dealers in large ■ Outfit, dauber or xnit, tube and polishm* doth la •
0 ~ tubes> ' oc - Bru ®h dauber, 40c. ■ neat b OXi 25c. Ask for Veta.
e Keeps Hands _ . _
"«"■ VETA MANUFACTURING CO. • • • ALLENTOWN, PA., U. S. A.
in the L. W. Cook department store.
Mr. Hertzler Is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hertzler, West Locust street,
and is connected with the D. Wilcox
Manufacturing ,Company. Mr. and
Mrs. Hertzler have a host of friends
who extend good wishes for future
happiness and prosperity. The guests
included the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. H.
Hall Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hertz
ler. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Z. Ployer. Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Hertzler. of New Cum
berland: Mr. and Mrs. William Schroe
der, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Brown and
son Donald, Mr. and Mrs. John
Schroeder and' daughter Grace, of
Harrisburg; Mr. and Mrs. John Free
burn and daughters, Helen and fyouise
of Hassleton.
TELEGR APHIC BRIEFS
Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds
eugenics marriage law.
General Federation of Women's
Clubs votes for national prohibition.
Opposition to Nicaragua and Colom
bia treaties appears in Senate.
Chamber of Commerce of the United
States calls meeting to protest labor
exemption law.
Dr. Talcott Williams, director of
Pulitzer school of journalism, ad
dresses Lafayette graduates on "The
lieal Monroe Doctrine."
Recorder Ernest L. Tustin made
doctor of laws at Bucknell commence
ment.
Hopes for the settlement of the
Westinghouse strike by the end of the
week are entertained.
The congregation of the Dutch Re
formed Church of f'hurchville, Bucks
county, observed the anniversary of
the founding of the church.
President Rea, of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, asked the Public Service
Commission to approve the lease of
the Northern Central Railway.
Large Quantities of
Arms Are Landed in
Ulster For Volunteers
• . By .Associated I ress
Dublin, June 18.—Large quantities
• of rifles and ammunition were landed
: during the night on the Connemara
coast in the west of Ireland for the na-
L tionallst volunteers. The consignments
« are supposed to have been brought
' by mysterious vessels which had been
sighted cruising along the eoust for a
week past hut had refused to reply
to any signals.
The rifles are said to be of the latest
American pattern. Torpedo bonis
have been ordered to patrol the coast
to prevent further gun running.
TO SAFEGUARD AMERICANS
Constantinople, Turkey, June IS.—
Henry Morgenthau, United States am
bassador to Turkey, to-day sent Hoff
man Philip, secretary of the embassy,
i to Smyrna to ascertain the position
there of American citizens who might
i be placed in danger by the threatened
l anti-Christian rising in Asia Minor.
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