Founded 1871 TOMORROW 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. Bell—l99l— United
Summer Apparel and Home Comforts—A Delightful Summer Store
About this time last year you were edging through the crowded aisles
of our old store, and we were trying our best to make the congested floors as
attractive as possible during those rebuilding days. Indeed, time has wrought
wonders.
'it's Good to Know There Is One
Place That Fills Every Need
In Blouses
And not just a smattering of each style.
For you are privileged to choose from a most
varied showing of the kinds of blouses, popu- - >
lar at this moment. T,
Our stocks are constantly being freshened
with complete size ranges, and with new A \JI 'iji \
styles, providing the styles are acceptable. jy | \rH 1 \
Note the wide range the following listing bf I \ \
—Lingerie Blouses, 95c to sls
—Georgette Blouses, $4.50 to sls //! J 1 Yv/
—Silk Blouses, $1.59 to $5 (/ \ 1 J \\
BOWMAN'S—Third Floor
dS? Summer Millinery
Huge Stock Resplendent With New
IIT L I \ Choice. Chic and Charming; all arc included
tHl|I I ' n the exclamations that broke forth'from the
J V\VV little circle that watched the opening up of new
r summer hats.
—White feather turbans
—Velour Sport Hats
are Oll 'y a ew ' lave been added.
• . BOWMAN'S—Third Floor
When the Vest Comes Off
Then it is men are more particular about shirts and the pat
terns.
1 heir desire for real smartness in color and novelty, together
with fineness of fabric is to be fulfilled here in that very happy com
bination.
Silk shirts, $3.75 to $7.00 Percale and madras, 50c to SI.OO.
Silk and cotton shirts, $2.35. Sport shirts, 50c.
Fine madras, SI.OO to $2.35. Blue chambray shirts, 3 for SI.OO.
Summer Underwear
B. V. D. Union Suits, SI.OO.
Munsing and Spartan Union Suits, short sleeves; three-quarter length •
a.nte and peeler color. $1.0() and $1.50.
Nainsook Athletic Union Suits, 50*.
Balbriggan Lnderwear, double seated drawers; long and short sleeves
«iO<*.
Open Mesh Underwear, ecru; short sleeves; double-seated drawers. 25*
mixed Union Suits, short sleeves, three-quarter length, 59* and
BOWMAN'S—Main Floor.
Men Will Enjoy Their Vacation jr —
In a Kirschbaum Suit \r-' rT
bWherever well-dressed men gather, Kirschbaum clothes are /TjJ \
When you go on your vacation you want a suit which has -
style. But style without comfort means misery. The suits which pf /) \y • Y
we are showing have comfort and smart youthful lines: designed UK T
by the famous Kirschbaum shops, and made of the latest and most \JTjjli If)
durable and stylish materials, absolutely all wool. These suits the jfiNSL J J i
well groomed man will wear this summer. Mghl • Y\M>
Single and double breasted coats, patch pockets, peaked lapels, VH.J ' j 1; \ \UP
sport backs, sloping lapels; some silk lined. • | j/.
Smart tweeds, plaids and stripes make up a wonderful collec- JtlH /$' fiffE 3
tion of suits for the particular, conservative, yet stvlish man. ttl 1/ N ||p§* : \ M
sls, $lB, S2O, $25 y | 11
Men's Straw Hats Men's Panamas Men's Madagascar OIL 'jl fit
SI.OO to $3.00 $2.50 and $3.50 Hats ffi |F yJiiT^
Yachts and turban Indestructible Pana- SI.OO and $1.50 B. JS ££ *
mas in telescope, full j ... /|T ' * ~~
shapes, of split, sennet Q ptinn and Alpine Alpine with contrast
and satin straws. shapes. ing bands. nuwMANs-Second Floor
CLASS KN.IOV S OUTING
Shtremanstown, Pa., June 2. —Buds
of Promise Class of the United Breth
ren Sunday School, with their teacher,
Mrs. Samuel Drawbaugh, enjoyed an
outing on Ascension Day at Cedar run.
The little folks Indulged In various
eanies, contests and bathing. A bas
ket luncheon was served.
WILL BUILD NEW HOME
Shlremanstown, Pa., June 2.—Frank
Sipe, of New Cumberland, has pur
chased an acre of ground from Ellla
Elchelberger. at Eichelberger Curve.
Mr. Bip* will erect a new home.
FRIDAY F.VENING,
Deaths and Funerals
JOHN DETTI.ING
Funeral services for John Dettllng, j
aged 57 years, custodian at the city's j
Sanitary Hospital, who died at the In
stitution yesterday after an illness of
several days, will be held at the hos
pital Monday afternoon, at " o'clock.
The Rev. Heinhold Schmidt, pastor of
the St. Michael's German Lutheran
• 'hurch, will officiate. Burial will be
made In the Paxtang Cemetery. He is
survived by his wife. As custodian of
the hospital. Mr. Dettllng was very well
known. His long stay at the Institution
enabled him to make many friends with
persons who were confined there.
.MR*. SARAH WAI.KKR
Funeral services for Mrs. kuLr&h
About the Silk
In Gloves
In the matter of quality you are
safe in purchasing these well known
brands, shown here in the favored
styles.
Fownes and Kayser's 8, 12, 16
and 20-button length Silk Gloves,
75# to $2.00.
White Silk Gloves, 2-clasp ; double
finger tips, 500.
Kayser's 2-clasp Silk Gloves in
white, black and colors, with self and
contrasting embroidery; all sizes,
59* to $1.50.
Fownes' Filosette Gloves —wash-
able suede with Paris Point and
three rows embroidery; 65# and
75#.
BOWMAN'S—Main =-loor
Summer Footwear
For Women of Style
Women's Summer Weight High
Shoes with turn soles and covered
Louis heels. Pair. $5, s(> and $7.50
Low Shoes, pumps and Colonials,
at $3, $4 and $5.
Women's White Sport Shoes—
America's very best products. Pair
$5, $6.50 and $7.
Canvas Sport Shoes —high or low,
$2.50.
Children's Shoes
Boys' and Girls' Shoes in all the
Avanted kinds, in abundance at little
prices. Black, tan and white. High
and low. Pair sl, $1.25, $1.50,
$2, $2.50 and $3.
BOWMAN'S—Main Floor
This Is Truly a
Store For Boys
Wherein the needs of the boy are
carefully studied to be of most ad
vantage to parents.
Norfolk and Pinch-Back Suits, in gray,
tan, green and brown mixtures. Patch
pockets: 3-piece belts; well lined and
trimmed. Many with extra knickers.
Sizes 6 to 18 years. Prices. $2.50. $2.95,
$3.1)5, $4.05 up to SIO.OO.
Blue Serge Suits—pinch-back, box and
side pleat Norfolk styles, with an extra
pair of white duck knickers. Guaran
teed fast color; sizes 6 to 18 years. Prices
53.115, $4.95, $5.95, $6.95, $7.50 up to
$12.00.
Norfolk Suits of linen, crash. Palm
Beach and cool cloth, for boys 6 to 17
years, at $2.50, $5.95 and $4.95.
Wash Suits for boys 2% to 10 years.
Middy. Tommy Tucker. Billy Boy, Junior
Norfolk. French Blouse and Norfolk
Middy styles. All white, and white trim
med with cerise, green, blue, cadet, red,
lavender, brown and gray. Some have
extra pants, collars, cuffs and belts of
contrasting colors. Prices range from
50c to $5.00.
Knickers, Bloomers and Straight Knee
Pants, of duck, khaki, gray, blue and tan
linen; sizes 4 to 18. Prices. 50c, 75c, 85c
and SI.OO.
Genuine South American Panamas for
the boys 8 to 1G years. New telescopes
with turn-down brims, at 52.98.
Boys' ltccfcrs Reduced—blue serges,
shepherd checks and gray mixtures, for
hoys 2'i to 8 years. Prices, $1.65, 53.25
and $1.25.
BOWMAN'S—Second Floor
Children's Embroidering
Class, Saturday, 9.30 to
11 A. M.
I Walker, aged 68 years, widow of Jacob
K. iv alker, who died yesterday after-
I noon at her home, 1914 Market street,!
i from penumonla, will be held Monday
! afternoon, at 2 o'clock. The Rev. S. W. :
! Herman, pastor of Zion Lutheran 1
I Church, will officiate. Burial will be I
made In the Paxton Cemetery, at Pax- I
ts.ng. She was a member of the Zion I
Lutheran Church for many years. She j
is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Dan- !
lei Weinhold, and two sons, Percy R. j
and Dean F.. all of this city.
Auto Spooners Block
Roads; They Must Quit
j Cleveland, Ohio, June 2. Atten
i tloti. lovers!
Marshal Matthew F. Slavtn an
nounced laat night that the high aoat[
HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH
rZhe S IT Years there has never been a more
Pn/Vnnr/ £ pronounced tendency to any one type
/% w&P ®® of » arment -
Almost everything shows the influence of
We have made this store the big, outstanding head
111J J fit<|uarters for Summer Sport Apparel with abundant
stocks of coats, skirts, dresses, suits, blouses and
Tmsiiir ' /JrlpMrx ie mos * stylish and sport-like models of the sea-
X iHj ellliF\ \ son are herein corduroy, novelty mixtures, checks,
Silk Sport Suits White Skirts
An idea greatly enlarged upon, for numer- 1 he season of white skirts is unmistakably
ous models are shown in silk poplin, Kayser * n tu " swing judging by the ti emendous quan
silk and pongees. ' mies ,hat are constantly coming m and S«<"S
1 " out.
Also showing woolen and Tyrolon sport Pique> ]inen< gabardine, basket weave and
suits. corduroy.
Prices, and up. Smart stripes in variety.
BOWMAN'S—Third Floor. $1 .00 tO s6.t>o.
There's A Wonderful Appeal
To a $15.00 Suit Offer
particularly when the suits arc this season's finest to be had.
Although not all are from the former, most expensive assortments, everyone is of an
unusual character in style and fabric.
Every suit represents a saving of near half, and sometimes considerably more.
Sufficiently light of weight to wear all summer.
BOWMAN'S—Third Floor.
Novelty Silks
Are here abundantly to meet
the silk sports vogue
36-inch Chiffon Taffeta, in street
and evening shades; also change
able, yard $1.50.
36-inch Coating Pongee, natural
shade; yard $1.50.
36-inch Novelty Taffeta Stripes
and Plaids, extra fine quality, yard
$1 .<>9.
40-inch Indestructible and Pierette
Silk Voiles, yard $1.98.
40-inch Genuine Pussy Willow
Taffeta; street and evening shades,
v ird $2.50.
26-inch Rajah Chuddah Silk, nat
ural and oyster white, yard SI.OO.
36-inch Genuine Soiree, in street
yard $2.00.
32 and 36-inch Striped Wash Silks
and Silk Crepe de Chines, in stripes,
yard 89?, sl. $1.25 and $1.50.
36-inch Sport Stripe Pongee Silks,
yard. $1.50.
36-inch Black Taffeta and Black
Satin Messaline, yard $1.19.
BOWMAN'S—Main Floor
New Embroideries
27-inch Swiss and Voile Flouncing, for
children's dresses or the two-tier skirts
59c, 69c and 89c yd.
27-inch Hemstitch Flouncing. 25c yd.
40-incli Voile Embroidery Flouncing,
59c, SI and $1.50 yd.
36-inch Organdie Flouncing, 59c yd.
Venise Lace Edges, 10c to 25c yd.
Venise Match Sets, 25c to 50c yd.
New Neckwear
Small collars and large collars, in sets
of white and colors, 25c to $3.50.
New Ribbons
Hair Ribbons for Children's Day—a
fine assortment and an excellent quality,
25c yd.
Wide Ribbons for girdles; satins, taf
fetas and fancies, 25c to $1.50 yd.
BOWMAN'S—Main Floor
of living will be comparatively In
significant compared to the high cost
of loving for those lovers who are
caught spooning In automobiles along
the dark highways of West Park vil
lage.
According to Marshal Slavin, young
couples In automobiles at night have
fairly blocked the dark Puritas
Springs, Settlement and Harrington
reads of West Park village for the last
month.
'"This must cease," the marshal
said.
Hereafter, according to the marshal
West Park village law enforcers will
not tolerate snail speed automobiles,
automobllM with lights taroad out, or
automobiles parked on the roadside.
"Keep moving with lamps lighted,"
is the marshal's warning.
Must Pay Damages
For His Love Notes
By Associated Prist
Eau Claire, Wis., June 2. James
Tt. Watenphul, "the village black
smith" of Augusta. Wis., hero of the
"As the carburetor Is the heart of
thfr automobile, so is love the heart of
the home" letter which he wrote
among others to the wife of Dr. Fred
•lick Smith, ol Galena, 111., and which
Children's Day
Apparel
White Dresses, of fine quality
lawn, net and organdie. Empire,
Bolero and long waisted models,
daintily trimmed with lace and em
broidery; some have wide ribbon
sashes. Prices, $2.50 to sl2.
Lingerie Hats, with pleated brims,
of Point De Esprit, net and embroid
ery, Poke and close-fitting styles.
I Prices, $1 to $5.
BOWMAN'S—Third Floor
Porch and Garden Furniture
A Magnificent Display of New And Novel Furniture,
Shown On The Huge Veranda
Built upon our fifth floor is a reproduction of a hip; veranda upon
which new things for the porch and garden are shown.
trulv the display is worthy a special visit it sso diffcicnt and
unique from the ordinary.
Combination colors are featured. These in a large variety of sepa
rate chairs, rockers and matched suites.
Separate chairs and rockers. 79<! to $2.95.
Rustic Birch furniture; chairs, $1.98; rockers, $2.49; settees,
$3.95; tables, $3.25.
Four-piece suites—-settee, chair, table and rockci, in black and
white, green and white and orange and black. Priced at $18.95.
BOWMAN'S—Fifth Floor.
helped a jury in Circuit Court here
several weeks ago to award Dr. Smith
$1,500 compensation and S6OO puni
tive damages for the alienation of his
wife's affections, was denied a motion
to set aside the verdict and grant a
new trial.
In denying the motion. Judge Wick
ham said several very vigorous love
letters, introduced ,by the plaintiff
and admitted by the defendant, seem
ed to have struck a responsive chord
in the hearts of the two correspond
ing parties and for that reason he was
forced to deny the motion.
Watenphul's attorneys announced
they would appeal the case.
JUNE 2. 1916.
Wavy Switches or
Transformations
$1.79
For One Day Only
—Dependable as to quality.
—Desirable as to length.
—Durable as to wear, and at this
price vou will find them a rare bai
gain, $1.79.
BOWMAN'S—Third Floor
Vacation Trips "By Sea"
Baltimore-Philadelphia
To Boston
Savannah-Jacksonville
Delightful Sail.
Kinr SI minor*. I,«w Farm. Beat SerY-
Iff. Plan >our vacation to Include
"The Klneal (oattnlar Trip* In the
World."
Tour Hook Free on Hequeat.
A MINKHS TRAMS. CO.
W. P. Tl HSiKH. (J. P. A.. IlnNo.. Mil.
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