ww TWVf V?T T T TTT TT▼tT TTV T T ' w "» m » u '— |"l I I I I I |"~~j |~> '?~T"~T~T'~-r ■*■ "' : Friday Specials in Women's Wearl Store Closes Friday Metl'S Slllts li Pretty Silk Dresses of excellent quality that were vM|||| WmIImB |i||||lHi|j|H||lk * W-A l#W ; $12.50 to $20.00. Friday special at $5.98 NoOIl | fwfilMk HaSf Hnli/iav About 50 Men's Suits that were (!»/» A A < Pretty Wool Dresses that were SIO.OO, $12.00, " UU 1 ijffipflf fitJlLfl !wl4 MOHday SIO.OO and $12.50 fur quick clearance \h 111 l < $15.00 and $17.50. Friday Special at $5.98 at *P"« W A ; Both the silk and wool dresses are of excellent If PPirFQ A CML TTTTT These are all-wcxil casshnere arid homesnun < . workmanship and fine mater.als-but they are mod- ,™ CES j OUNDED 16.71 91 LOOK suits in gray. tan. blue and mixtures. Sizes 33 to 44. < .els that arrivel this.spring. They are suitable for OF THE _ Ftf+Wf9+9* j* J** A FOR THE AJcn ' s *»!•>«*«». double texture, strapped < . Fall wear, but the styles are not the newest. How- . WVW*V//£4JSTMi DFRM Cirkl* seams, military collars. Regular $4.50 and $5.00 « , ever there are really no old styles among them. 1 HARRisTirnGsiPOPULAR SIGNS values. Fridav . .. $2.10 < : $5.00, $6.50 and d*l AO white c r .ch.t 35c M,atw^s!l^cS ra) i;Sr:'T n . < *7 >!0 SHrl. at «M."5 BedSpreads fflMffllHr »—* ™" _< p/.ou OKirts at. ,vw -mwstjsw «rfrwwirtwsKT; siTmu 3oTiwd ": Not the newest styles hut of excellent mate- Main «„«. bowman's ' ' lard T kl c . ' rials: medium and dark colors. For the women who . Ualn "t-bowmax's Tumblers Scrims 1 . - , . ————— IIIIIMIHI engraved blown fflass tahl« 36 inches wide- hoizt* nnlv I want a skirt for constant wear and are not particular 191 9 JIC U , _ tumblers. Friday, dozen . Friday Bargain price, yard, |(J<* I as to style these skirts are a great bargain. 1-Zc and 15c WomeD s 10c 15c Cotton BOWMAN'S— Basement. Fourth FIoor— BOWMAN'S Socond Moor—BOWMAN'S Wall Paper Bleached Vests Voiles • L————— Fruit tapestry for dining Sleeveless, tape neck and Satin stripes in lilar roar Friiif lore CO AA C «. * _ _. . _ rooms; satin and floral stripe for sleeves. Friday. 4 for nlle. light blue navy and brown rrUltJarS LurtaiOS * Room Lot of Friday Bargain de% 8 ro rWe°r S d S&.ln's 70 *"«'•"« : cross stripe curtain,, ktim < :Wall Paper Sale of Notions „Ji* " "" ANa now,™—« 10 rolls of sldewall and 20 „ . „ . „ p ——- ' iSSSr "irnoWlkpS'fn.S;" s • Children's 25c 50c Suiting 9ft e . 1 10c Towels Underwear Smyrna Rugs { ; FOUrth Main Floor-BOWMAN ST'ftiSSr'Vfc — BOWMAN'S-Basement. ecru; light weight. Maln FIoor—BOWMAN'S iourth Floor—BOW MAN S Fourth FIoor—BOWMAN'S 4 GRAY HAIR GOODS sl . $ i uul socCi^T - 5 For Fridav Forenoon Soccials Roaster Women's 39c to Crepe Poplins Friday 1 °Barga?n 3 pr'ice.' le yat^i,' tie ' 16-button length lisle gloves, lIIUa J f * WICUUUU UJJCliaia Janet Enamel double roaster. C(l, u„. a Frklay ""nHce^'V^^o" . hI -, 9 tan only. Friday, pair ... 1J)( * , S? on nr * c- 1 on- i i Oil ~i\ BOWMAN'S—Basement. Broken lines and samples: plain Ma,n loor BOM MAN S $2.93 gray Switches, 20 inches long qvl.oU aiik boots Friday 0 P s aiT e °°tL e<l m . . __ , - _. < $2.95 gray Transformations, will encircle the Mam Fioor-Bow M an■«"'"* i? i o r pi a - OpCCldl Jb nddV ItCITIS entire head $1.50 19c Nub VL flam r J second Floor bowman's. Ratine w , 9C trepes J? or Friday Forenoon < Just the materia, for separate Women S 25c H»hl blue oniy. Fri- " B - VX 1 UltilWU skirts; 28 inches wide. Yard. LI-.- 81 pr,cc ' J ard O0 What remains of thp SOr Lace SI 25 Lunch 12»4* Hose , Maln Fioor-BowMANs remains or tne < pi • ClotHs '"° r tops, double soles. "™ SHORB SHOE COMPANY STOCK 4\ 1®"°? omental lace t ,ou„c s ».:rWVft(i en wvi ' Fioor-BowMAN's s<k 35c Lining will be placed on sale at nine o'clock Friday morning < ings. Friday Bargain price, stitched circle, bpcrtal. fef.OO 50c White Yard-wide silk nnlsh lining _ at 4 yard 2f)f» Second FIoor—BOWMAN S .. .. . urood line of shades to select VOlle from - Yard in* . _ 4 ' «•'» n-r-BOWMAN'S ""1.,!,. Children's 15c -.m Floor—BOWMAN'fi 15c Edges Board M *'" "m™" ' «„sas\..g"ia s SSSSI Silk Remnants * V/V U,A ' l Shadow T>aee Kdges. Friday Made of selected lumber, «-ft. "" Pair IOC One lot of *ilk Remi, a «». Bargain price, yard size. Friday Bargain price, { Main FIoor—BOWMAN'S BOWMAN'S—Basement. JUperiOr s'J'le assortments. I'Viday. yard, rubbers , . Longcloth Women's 25c Ma,n Kloor - BOWMANS * Men's Slippers, Children's Slippers, Women's 4 Fridav Bargains For I&SZWSZ MS."?» SJSTILSSL. m?d® m an, Over-gaiters. Men's rubbers: values 75c to $3.50. < CPmr m a r« ® SI.OO Messaline , T On sale 9a. m No telephone or C. O. D. orders. , Oh, W IJN VT W JSjfe/K Main Floor BOWMAN'S A ° ch a n gCS. T JJ^ C h , . 25c Awning ticking, yard Unbleached ei PA Mam FIOOF-BOWMAN-S ——— 15c Feather ticking, yard Turkish Towels n Ck : i CIOPTTT Men's 15c Japanese , 35c Embroidered and scalloped pillow cases, win sen seconds that we are UiCSS dhlftS f 1.25 Silk Crepe Half Hn«P Matting RIIPS J .> only able to secure once a year. Fine quality of madras, coat J r"L* nail nOSe " f ,» itt the 10t - M »" hc slfght,y°countcr C so„ed.' ra i r r ,da7. e H M« S d cst« i'oTeV 1 SllM»t Fnr FriHaV Fnrpnnnn SSilJt? Is •' upPCI3IS for rilusy f ISc Ja ISe Main FIoor—BOWMAN'S Ma(n FIoor—BOWMAN'S Maln FIoor—BOWMAN'S fourth !• Ioor—B(m MAN S 75c Arcadia double bed sheets 550 12^Main ttl Ff ' ' ——— —— _ sl.lO Utica, sizeßlx9o and 81x99 sheets .. .750 ""' Men's and Boys' 25c Anrom 25c Curtain Men's SI.OO < 85c Mohawk Sheets, size 72x90 inches 530 $2.50 Coat Sweaters „ ««■• »' EL...- Lace Union Suits : cases dreamland Oe Fruit Baskets /a , a , IOC piIIOW C3.SCS, areamiana ... •• • •.v *• ••• *UIL DauKclS day Bargain price ei in Second Floor BOWMAN'S inchts wide. Friday, yard. day \i\r FJoop BOWMAN'S * Fourth Main willow. Friday 19£ —^ s!uare S ltenberß 49c Androck " lAl< Boys' 25c Wifte Petticoats $1.25 to $3.00 25c and 50c squares Uven Children's 2";f Blouse Waists Made or nainsook and cambric. Curtains e ' ts < Fr?Lv nC^/in b nH^f red For use on eras stove or Kas n L Also shirts. Plain black and nM„ r l d 3, r fJ wf " d U i "" ,lin * Suede belts, all colors. Friday' ri lay ttdiKain price hut plate. Friday Bargain price, RnmnPT* colors; not all sizes. Friday, insertion. Irida>, fn voile, not, cretonne, mar- Bargain price Ill# l * f < T , to 6 years. Special v Fourth $ .LO lub |g c GafJeu Second FIoor—BOWMAN'S Men's 50c $1.50 C. B. Corsets R ubb " J nc Hose Underwear nSfTok™ h .K, b "3M ne 25' Collar and Door ats BOWMAN'S—Hnsement BOWMAN s -Basement. BOWMAN'S-Basement. Made of gingham and cham- Main Floor-BOWMAN'S Bargain price, set { Friday only §3<! lir , a ?"' in atiK °rted colors; trimmed _OC D la Main FIoor—BOWMAN'S Fourth FIoor—BOWMAN'S y !)• 1 J A ■ 4 • 14 P 1 ' :han i * b . r ay. Sizes Bto CDC tSasketS < Bicycles and Auto Accessories "Z* fToo^bowman? so c and 75c Gloves com-, 0 .. 8S Baskets. Fn. . T> . * ______ 2-clasp Silk Gloves, In all col- day Bargain price l of v H 1*103.V S"DGCI3.IS 111 i $22.50 Bicycle, Friday Bargain price sl7 48 ors. pair BOWMAN s_Basement. xlUQ»jr WjJCUXO.XO All $21.50 Bicycle, Friday Bargain price " i.'!.' 516.48 Women's 50c F '° or ~ BOVVMANS D Airc ) rinfhinry < XT T> t- Union Suits $1.25 to $1.69 JSOyS V/lOtlimg , ■Heavy J. liro length. Friday, kn " 25c and 50c Trays Covert cloth spring top coats for boys ;sizcs 6, 9 l ?o v *? mmiiif ij i (in i r- •, . a Main t Sandwich and roii trays—made and 10 years. Former prices were $2.98 and $3.50. •* -OXO regular s4.vß value. I 1 ndav -is BOWMAN S Enameled belts for women. Fri- of imported fancy willow with C,I ' 4il fi X 4 uOC in 1 r- -"l dR y Bargain price )Aa chink center. Friday «Q/». special \s d r T I' 1 UC 'r' > rl< l y Main FIoor—BOWMAN'S BOWMAN'S-Basement. BoyS* $5.00 all-Wool Norfolk SllitS, SO.me with 2 i ? J, V ■ *. f 3 ' 48 Women's 25c Knit pair of knickers-in gray and brown. Special, $3.50 < ?5c Bu^eve l C^an"r'^ ar^) - Underwear 20c and 25c 59c Railroaders' Boys'ss.so and $6.50 all-wool blue serge double- ' Third Floor bowma^s vesff 8 - Shadow Laces Grub Box breasted suits; sizes 9, 10 and 11 only. Special BOM MAN b. Pants -knee ,e n gth. Friday. All good styles and patterns. Made of Aood quality tin Fri $4.00 < ____________ 150 i-riday Bargain price, yard. || r day Bargain price .„. !! •«»« Third FIoor—BOWMAN'S. 4 a. . t t . rt - A -, CToor—BOWMAN'S II FIREMEN'S PARADEON "HILL" my Prizes Will Be Offered; Twenty Companies in Drill Contests Competition In the various prize ents to be part of the firemen's ebratlon promises much interest, least twenty companies will be en ed for the drill contests. There is here I* more Catarrh In fh la section of the Dtrj tban all othiT diseases put together, and II tt» laat few years was supposed to be liable. For a great many yeara doctors xninced it a local diaeaae snd prescribed local edles, and by constantly tailing to cure with 1 treatment, pronounced It Incurable. Sclenoe pro Ten Catarrh to be a constitutional diseaae, therefore requires constitutional treatment, l'a Catarrh Car*, manufactured by F. J. ney ft Co.. Toledo, Ohio, la the only Coostltu <l cure on the market. It la taken Internally loses from 10 drop* to a teaspoonfal. It acta etly on the blood and mucoue aurfacee of ayttem. They offer one hundred dollars for c*ae It falls to cure. Send for circulars and Imoslals. ddreas: F. /. CHENEY ft CO., Toledo, Ohio. Jld br Druggists. 75c. ake 8>" a Family Pills for constipation. i THTfRSDAY EVENING, always special interest manifested in the contest for prizes for the largest w.T Pany ' nest uniform and best looking apparatus. riu?«n of . the Union - h eld at from th. v US ? laSt niKht - reports '"J„ th . e v arious committees were Til m„ . number of minor details after withfn"VP e ' but Wlll be lookcd after within the next few days. The m- n Tf C^ ent of A ' U p atton. chair i committee on parade and wHh Vt r nt ' ' hat he h ad arranged with the Joseph Ferrari Exposition Company to come here during fire ln<f?i_s / vee ' i was given approval. Chairman Patton announced that « f -J h , e P arad e had not been settled definitely. There is a clamor . ve , he procession extend to the Allison Hill district.. Tho following prizes were agreed upon last night: Company having the largest num ber of uniformed men in line, $100: company having second largest num ber in line, SSO; finest uniformed company. $100; uniformed company having finest apparatus in line, $100; uniformed company having finest parade apparatus, SSO; company with no less than 25 uniformed men and band of 20 pieces, coming tbe longest distance, $100; company having the oldest apparatus in line, $25; best "darktown" company, $75; second best "darktown' company, $25; tallest uniformed fireman. $25; shortest uni formed fireman, $25; heaviest uni formed fireman, $25; best drilled uni formed company. $100; second best drilled company. SSO; (drills will be held after parade and no less than three companies competing for prizes); winner- in- hose rate,' $75; second in hose race, $25; engine throwing water longest distance, SSO. LAST WILD PIGEON DIES IN CAPTIVITY Special to The Telegraph New York, Sept. 10.—The last sur vivor of the myriads of wild pigeons which years ago inhabited the Eastern United States has Just died, T. Gil bert Pearson, secretary of the National Association of Audubon Societies, an nounces. At 2 o'clock p. m. on Sep tember 1, the last one died In the Zoological Gardens at Cincinnati. It was a female and was hatched in captivity twenty-nine years ago. "This marks the absolute extinc tion of another species of North American birds," said Mr. Pearson. Many theories have been advanced as to the cause, but the fact is they were wiped out by the traps, nets and guns of American hunters. The Audubon Association has is sued a large picture of the wild pigeon in colors, which will be mailed free to any one sending a request to the secretary at No. 1974 Broadway. BOY DIES FEOM COI/FS KICK Special to The Telegrdph Ephrata, Pa., Sept. 10.—Henry SchaefTer. the four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Schaeffer, of this place, died at the Lancaster General hospital, yesterday from a fractured skull. Last Thursday while the lad was playing in «. field with a compan ion the child was kicked very badly by a young colt. He was found by one of the working men and carried home. HAHRISBURG TELEGRAPH IMP HIT RUG IN LIGHT BILL CISE Court Holds That Tenant Cannot Be Held For Bill of For mer Occupant Special to The Telegraph Sunbury, Pa., Sept. 10.— That a lighting company cannot hold a new tenant responsible for the bills of an old tenant of a property was the de cision rendered by Judge Frederick B. Moser, In an opinion filed In the Northumberland county court here to day. On April 26, 1913, Mrs. Katherlne A. Leisenrlng bought the cigar store of Eugene Farley In Shamokin. for sl,- 500. The money was not enough to pay the bills against the property, so they were paid in part, each creditor getting 4H.43 per cent, of its claim. The Pennsylvania Lighting Company had a bill of sl7 against Farley. It was tendered its pro rata share of the pur chase price, but refused, declaring that Mrs. J.eisenrlng must pay all of Farley's bill or the light would he shut off. She refused and on Septem- Iber '7, 1913, the light was shut off. The case was taken into the equity courts and Mrs. Leisenring secured a temporary injunction, claiming that she should not be held for the pre vious tenants bills for which she was not responsible, did not use and had not been notified previous to her taking the store that she would' be liable. The case was argued, and decision was rendered to-day. Judge Moser deciding in her favor»and plac ing the record costs on the corpora tion. BRICK PLANT DAMAGE!) Special lo The Telegraph Sunbury, Pa., Sept. 10.—Fire, un determined origin, destroyed the ma chine shop and part of the grinding department of the Bloomsburg Brick Company's plant there. Because of the distance from the water supply the Bloomsburg fire department was powerless to fight the blaze. The loss will reach 15.000. Bl'IlXKl) BV EXPLOSION Special .o The Telegraph Sunbury, Pa., Sept. 10.—While I lighting the lamps of his automobile, Boyd Grange, a Milton musician, suf fered serious burns when the gas ex ploded enveloping his head In flames. His hair, eyebrows and l»ehes were burned off and hi* itee deeply blis i tered. , SEPTEMBER 10. I<>l4. [ CHICKEN COOI'S RAIDED I Special to TRc Telegraph Millersburg, Pa., Sept. 10.—Chicken thieves raided the roosts of Howard Cummings, north of town on Saturday night and took sixteen birds. Fur ther developments are expected in this case as it is said that several of the party of thieves are known. THIEVES HOB EAGLES Special to The Telegraph Sunbury, Pa., Sept. 10.—Thieves entered the home of Sunbury Aerie, No. 503, Fraternal Order of Eagles, and looted It of |6O in cash. The act UNION SUIT^i! II \ Only one thiclcneas of material any- / llHf Vv I where. Coat cut, closed crotch and I \\ 1 back. All cooling fabrica, SI.OO to J ;,IBJ ■RJ 1 >3 00 Remember, — if it isn't coat I /. ■ ■ IVi 1 cut it isn't OLUS. Ask your dealer. I J JRr fTUy GIRARD CO. S.U.VV wLr== took place while the members were having a good time at a clambake on Labor Day. REPAIR OLD ORGAN Because of repairs to the interior of Reformed Salem Church and of the church organ the chances are that the auditorium will not be reopened in time for next Sunday's service. The old pipes In the organ must he used because the Instrument cannot be equipped with new ones. The organ Is more than fifty years old. 3
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