SUBURBAN
MIFFLINTOWN
Large Number of Young People Present
at Halloween Party
Special Correspondence.
Miffiintown. IV, Nov. o.—Saturday
e*eniii_ a ilallowM entertainment was
given in the main rooui of the Jacobs
house by a number of young people.
The room mo attractively decorated
with jack-o'-lanterns, cornshocks. an
tumn flowers and the ceilings festooned
wirn orange and black crepe paper.
Weird lights revailed and the witches'
tower where fortunes, were tol I w.,s u
very popular place. A short time was
spent ir. old-time dances aud au old
fashioned s.mper was served. The guests
included M'«es Katiherine W:, -ner,
Kathe-ine Banks, Mildred Kllis, Eliza
beta North. Benette and Mary Juukul.
Vnnie Robison. Eve'iia Schwoyer, Helen
Neehr, Helen ParKer, Mabel Ziders.
>a ra Bark ley. Messrs. Raii>h Gaul,
Howe Crawford, 1 arl and Edward Mr
Xoal. Sothard Parker. Will A.iker.
Hayes s eber. James CiiVp, of Harris
b.irg; Hi.-hard Nesfter, Lyman Stiloff,
Ben j*i iwoyer, Robert and John Bon
son e. The ehai>etons were Misses Mary
Werner. Alma I,eiber and May Ernest.
Mr. and Mrs. Burchfield. of Pbiladel
ph a. are guests at the Seo« home.
E»»t End.
George Martin, of Pittaburgn. is
j h s sister in-law. Miss Bau e
Wright.
Kolaud at' i Indrew Allison and Mr.
aid Mrs Timisof Washington. D.
< ~ have beeu called home on aevount of
■ie serious t.uess or ther mother.
\1"«. Ellen Allison.
Mrs* Jessie Andrews nas returned
me :»fte s « ■ »ii several weens with
sir Bli .
Lvdia Vincent. who has oeeu in Pail
aie hia the ,i>i week, ttas returue 1
M '. and Mrs. E.auK Melov and lit
- Marian, of Aitooua. speui
>s.t r lay and Sunday wit !t the former's
aether. M-s. Alex Meloy. in Mifttin.
Toot ••enki.is. a *fvil engineer of Pitts
kwgk, is uorue for a tew days' visit
• tii parents. Mr. an i Mrs. Jeukius.
...is! Bill.
William Mayer, of Philadelphia, an
: t • \ e of m lltlmA cauie to his
ther . o I'riiiay evening where he
wii remain for a fea lays.
d s< \\Yi,e r pertained .> few of her
" is at .nr,;. Tuesday evening. Tuose
: were \l s<e« Ellen Robison.
'i Bashore aad Lvdia Vincent.
M - Ka. serine Mathers was in
Bloom rieil. Perry county, for a few
i s' \ i.it with Mr., Alter.
Mr. alio Mrs. B Igar SHIUtt, ot Pnii
a :el;'hia aire spending a few days with
L.s inotne-. Mr*. Jaae Sterreti.
Mrs. Ch-ence Wilson and ' 4 ;ttte
daughter. Katin" ne. 0f Aitooua. accom
panied by Mrs. El&ic Miiler. spent
•roiu Saturday til Thursday with the
htwr'l , arents. Mr. and Mrs. James
Robison.
Mrs. CiombJer aud little daughter, of
N wport. were the guests of Mr. aud
Xia. Stewart El > «nr tliwliy.
The Rev. W. v'ook. of Whee .uj,
W. Vs.. will oeeu >y the pulpit of tie
Westminster Pres v. terian oourca next
Bndt; morning aad evening.
sti.es K. Boden was . ailing on friends
in town Wednesday afternoon.
James M. Murray, of Camden N.
s >ent Saaday with ins mother on Wash
ington avenue.
Robert Culp was a week-end visitor
a* tho hirne oi - mot: er on Third
s'reet.
dr. and Mrs. 0 Mover ai. i la .gn
te: notore<) from M idle'.virg au i sjient
Sundav with Jacob Mover ou Sixrii
»:-eet.
J. Howard au.l Williaa Ne-dy. »to
d-iits at P ui'eton o':ieg>'. atne lome
lust week to attend the f.iueral oi
t:ieir grandfather. William bar. »
M »s < arohae Gardner, prin [<a! o"'
tie M rfli' s-hool. and Hxr a~->t.mt.
tue s-1 '0 : ?. *o -ide to Le»i?towu ou
Dr. ani Mrs •{. J. Hunt aud son.
James, of Washington. 0. are visit
ir. r ••fines in i-'avette townsui..
e- - : atr '■ several months' dura-
I>\-e a woo !. near Phiiadelphia: Robert
ill leflerson Medical Collafe, and Wil
liam Banks, a stndeat at Me'-ersburg
A aderoy. we-e home to at:en<» the fu
neral of their grandfather, William
Ban > *
DAUPHIN
Mrs Rebecca Nye Dies at Home of
Daughter
Special Correspondence
Dauphin. Nov. o.—Mr-. Bebceca
Mrs. Wiliiam P. liarman. on Taesday
morning. Fan era serv -es were he.d
t - morning at !•> o'clock at the home
'he Rev. H. ' . Lutz, pastor of the
I n i Evac jeli ai .-har>>h, had > uarge
o" the atrriea, assisted by the Rev. J.
1. S. Morrow, pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal chur a. Interment *a- D ade
The Ladies A SO,-;eT v [!}(■
1 raite Evangeiieal aure'n met at the
home of Mrs. Elmer Kra<er on Tuesday
f ening. After the opening ievotional
exerc'ses. the regular business 3r a <
t ansacted. Refreshments were then
n-ved.
Mrs. A. Brooks of Newark. V. J„
is the guest of Miss Margaret Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. Patterson, Mr.
-M-s. Wayne singer. and Mr. and
Mrs Edward Singer, of Harrisburg.
> -ent Snnda;- with Mr. a:iti Mrs. Wavne
at their bungalow.
Miss Emmert. of Mt. Union, was the
w-ek-eni guest of her sis-<. r . Miss
Lieanor Emmert.
Mrs. T. G. Switzer returned on Tues
«my a visit to her Mrs.
H. H. oung. of Atlanti City.
frank <anfor i. of D. C\.
is ihe o- G. Kmter
MIDDLETOWN
The Social Cir ie Will Be Entertained
by Mrs. Webster
S"i--;al '"or-es; ■ ■ :enc»
Middletowu. Xov. t.—Kttar Houser
is s: ending several days at Coatenvilie.
So.*ia! Circle, of towu. will be
entertained by the preiideirt, M-«. Web
>:«r Weaver, at her home on North Cc
«• stieet toiior-o* afternoon and also
vdl entertain several guests from oat
< * town. A chirken sui i<er will be
»er .ed t overs will be laid for aoout
t« en ty.
At>ou* thirty |Hrs<,iis from Harris
bur_> neld a ride to Middietown
in a large automobile isiet evening.
Ki.-hard Hippie and E. I'. ?<teiner
tran>a« te.i business at VVaitonvilie yes
ti- lav.
I. •* -I- rotnpany has installed two
injiantanecus gaa heaters in the main
o9ice on Main street, which were pur
chased from the local gas company.
The Rev. Fuller Bergstresser will
speak at the annual baui(Uer of the
meu's class of the Lutheran church at
llighspire this evening
The R<s.ue baud furnished music for
the walk around town heM by the Re
publicans on Tuesday ni^ht.
Tiie Missionary Society of toe St.
Peter's Lutheran church will hold a
thanksgiving offering in the Sunday
school room of the church on Wedne»-
<lav exeun t. November 11. and a very
interesting meeting will be hen!.
Mrs. William Smith is ill at her home
on \\ ater street, Koyalton.
Wesley Treichler, who spent the past
several lavs in town, has returned to
Philadelphia.
Wiutield sides is spendiug IHtrfl
davs .it Hershov. where he will, with
several other students from s-tate Col
lege. make several tests at the llershey
plant.
< har.es lliekernell, who >\o'ss at
Hershey. is spending several days in
town.
Oliver Swart* return. I to Philatlel
phia yesterday after spending several
days iu town.
T.ie nr works will have pay day ou
Saturday.
11. S. Roth is ma-. some re airs
to his propertv on Swatara street.
l.aweiue Stengle, wo ha; be-ui
traveling wth the Hage-iba shows
during tne summer. has returned home
to <peud several weeks.
J. P. SmelUer is ill at his home
at Water art Catherine streets.
Mrs. Blanche Listing left Wedui'*Jay
for Chicago 111., wiiefo she will spe id
some time.
George Cani;-"* -s visiting frieuds
at Coates'- ille fo- -overal days.
Mis> Mary V: it will start a -roiiiet
t«l ..;s> in the American Girls' Club
room this evening.
W. V. beta. Merle Stipe aud Per V
Kupp returned home ' t'rcui a several
hunting tri) t.> Mauada Hi
SHIKEMANSTOWN
William M'.tchener. of New Jersey.
Was a Visitor Here
a i • orre»?on 'e >. «
Jtlhireiiiiaustowu. Noi. 5. William
M .oner, of New Jersey. was a vis
itor of Miss i'aysie Russell over Sun
day.
Mis- Ei th Weige 1 spent Sunday
with friends and relatives n this
Mrs. Ro>s and daughter, M :-rci.
of IVu'orooK. spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. I'. E. Wallace and family.
Miss Laurie Keister spent WedßM
. w t. Mrs. Monroe \ og< .<oa.. near
Spugler's Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. OiMgt BlUwtl
spent Sunday with Mrs. '."shieman's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. We.sh. near
Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Xir|«Nt and
children, Margaret and Car oil, a<?
spending the week with rei.it.ves .n
Fulton count v.
Mrs. H. M Rupp wa. a * isitor to
Harrisburg receutlv.
Mr.. Kdwar: Weage and son. M«u
roe. and M:«s Kami e W t._eri. or
Dillsburg. spent Sunday with friend*
iti th:s pij.e.
WEST f- 1 AIR VIEW
A Union Meeting Will Be Held ;n
Methodist Church Cvtiday Morning
West Fairview. Nov. o.—A union
meet. a i t b-'d n tne Methodist
< hureh Sundav morning at ID o'clock,
i! wuicu the I n led Brethren and
Metuouis' churches will unite. Miss
>arah C. Palmer an Miss Jo
uie < olt of the Stough party
will prea n. The serwice will be evan
gelistic iu effort an i ail citizens vilt
probably avail themselves of this op
portunity ot hearing the word from this
not 1 pair of workers a? presentei at
thi- rme and place.
Mr. and Mrs. K. 0. Ponesmith at
t ;; ieu the tuiiera or Esther L Whith
inger. of Baltimore. whi'-h was held in
Mechani. sburg.
Mrs. U. A. Korrcs- and niidren. Ab
tier aud Harry, aud Mrs. A. B. Forrest,
of ilarrisburg. visited Mr. and Mrs. I.
P Weaver.
Mr. and Mrs. John Beck attend el
•tie funeral of her brother. William
Bover. a" Knola Wednesday.
Mrs. MWNM Sck«rt, M-« Peter
Winteler. Mrs. D. Stiles and Helen
Laugletz visited friends at Euota Wed
nesday.
Mrs. C. w. Lu«e aud Mrs. O. K.
Kshenauer visited u Harrisburg Wed
uesday.
!>avid W. Lambert, uiiiler at West
:• -v ew mills, and WHO deliverer gooii
to the merchants at this place die-i at
•* uuie a" th© in?Us after a lingering
on Wednesday at noon.
Rm IVmib'i IHi—ifliiij Soeiito ..
I'v:* 1 ' v :* * f *. B. . hureh will be held at Mrs.
L«.i?e Tharsday evening.
MECHANICSBURG
Conveuuon of Woman's Home Blission
ary Societies Largely Attended
Spv • a* !^crr esr>onci »nce
Mecuanu aburg. Xov. s.—The ,on
>en: ou of the Woman's Home M.ssioo
ary >o'-iet "of - t'ar'isle Presbvter'
whi.-h U b<=ing held in the Pretsbyterisc
■ bur.-:i iLi t r ns pla -e. is very target,
attended Seventy-five deienate* eii
rolled yester lay an the roll was arge
iv increase.! by toe arrivals this mu.-;.
ing. Tbe upenmg devotional servi.-e.
yesterday afternoon were conducted bv ,
Mrs. Craighead. Tnis was followed bV
au addre*s of welcome by the ; astj
of the convention church, the Hev.
George Fulton, who. in behalf of tue
church, the loca: woman's society ami
the young people s society extended "a
hearty greeting anl welcome to the
convention, heports from the follow
ing secretaries were then heard: Young
peop.e societies, Miss R.ddle; of freed
men. Mrs -eibertt of literature. Mi-s
Flemming: o.respondence, Mrs. S-he;
fer. Mi«s FetV.e. secretary of young
feople's work n N'-w York, gave an i;:
teresting talk on the work. With the '
announcement of committees and no- '
th-es of meeting tne afternoon session
•-losed. The evening session w-as in '
•na.'ge of tae pastor, the Ke\. Mr. Ful
ton. wno -onducted the devotional serv
e. Ac anthem was sung by the choir
of the church, under the direction of '
Dr. J. > D. Eisenhower. wtDh Miss Mar
.-aali. cbur>'h organist. r>ri?siding at the
Oi;;an. The address of the evening was
given ov the Rev. Thomas < . Moffett,
D. D.. superintendent of the department
of Indian missions. Dr. Moffett has
ha-i mu -h experien<-e in and i« familiar
with Indiin. mission work an<l he gave
a very interesting address on the sub
ject. This morning's session opened at
9.30. An interesting program is out
lined for the dw. The members of the
local society, led by their president.
Mijs M Ellen Mateer. j who is »Jso j
i-hairman of the hospitality committee,
are very busv iooking to the entertain
ment o: the 'lelegaies and out-of-town ;
11A in? iSBr RO ST A R-IXIIKPKX DENT, TIIVRSDA Y EVENING. NOVEMBER 5. 19H.
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TOYS *« *« DIFFERENT <|
Boys' Bicycle at $15.98- - ! allI * IJldl'flHl*fc>v TTUTTIAV
regularly $22.50: 18-ineh Open* Clour* C MHUlxl 4 1
* frame. coast or brake ami ' , BARGAINS ]
!► Large Size Doll at 81.25 £'' jpßllißEk? • Kri(la - V n »'K» ill!i »>'*' often. <
► M«- kings, wav.v aair. sleep- I. oVhir are not as Tb'sirable a's <
I; ofthc ip FOULED 1871 #| LOOK :!
BOYS' WEEK GREEN SIGNS Crepe de Chine Waists' <
I CLOTHING D jffi«^ Toß!L at $1.59 J
,f V/lyUl XIIMIN \J ()l,e ot the most popular i
Boys Ncrfolk Suits at ~ . ~ . aHMMhuv'■ l,m ' ' u>sl I'ked models to be
J 83.4» xahie s.VK »„d. briny habit |'-gW|Sy R,lh '-' ,r "*' r«uml: in black, navy, dark '
► bi vu: all ue\v models, for Ra ■' ( on/nut'* Children's Coats at i
► sd,ot>l » uit «- »'«* All Week $3.98 and $4.98 <
► Bcvs' Oliver Twist Suits at Spic and span new coats. <
y 51.20 value sl.b9: iu But—samples. Onlv one of 4
; b«w' V W»* »ntu «t B»r HOSIERY AND HOUSEFURN- CHINA '
: r UNDERWEAR ISHINGS *«*.«*«.. »*-• <
I f '°" MAX-s Ti.irj Floor. Children's Hose. 15c pair— Coal Hods at 10c -value val,,e o0 ° ; decorated; -izes Bto 14 years. <
r —————————— value 19o; plain black cot- 13c; Japanned; limit, one bright luster finish. Here Is a R-'callv i
r "DR. FIXEM" Um: ,hle rib 1)0(1: doub,e to a customer. Cups and Saucers. OOc doz. Good Frirlav * i
► h >xv rendv to «iv. -»id kuees. heels and toes. All Cedar Oil Mop at GDc -val —value $1.20; German u <
► to al? dolls need oh vs- *""• ue $1.00: a great labor sax ~„ina; sold baud decora- Bargain
\ • ical anention Bring Women's Hose, 15c pair— er; hill size mop including turns. Twenty-five Serge 4
I am in and let him repair v f hle 2:»—p'ai.i black and D iU«« r at <RI nil Glas3 Water SeUi at 75< - ' Dresses at $3.98 4
[ « •>. ta«. cotton and nier- Bu J™ at f***- value $1.23; imported; dec- We have about twenty-five < !
r HOXVSIAX'S Third Floor. eonzed lisle;seconds souie . ; orated; jug and six tun,- ,0 dresses in misses' and J
I Burson stockings „i the lot. Nes w HeatW at 81 69 ble,S women's sizes. They are
Men s Cashmere Hose, ISc v . iliu> I|S . ~ |* ea ded Umbrella Stands at 81.75 - dresses that xve bought earlv i
V ANOTHTFR pair. 3 pairs. 50c-value Bt eol fou.it .-japanned trim value $2.50; brass; with this spring They are of good <
AiHUinM _,> c—plain black and ox- niings; ventilator top. Li.n- removable tray. serges, made in rather plain 4
► T.OT OF TTTaTT ford and heavy itod quantity to sell at this BOWMAN'S models that are good to wear ,
„ v/i XXXUJ.X xveight. price "———— right noxv. rhey are all dark i
► GRADF Men-s Night Shirts at 42C— Windsor Kettle at 95c- / x ulors—broxvn. black and
UIVAI/IJ value 30c; heavy weight value sl.oo- Wearever / \ ua V v " I e prices were sti.Co,
"ACME" outing flannel: medium aluiuinum; 4-qt. capacitx / \ »T. 30. ami llp to $12.30. "
and light patterns. Bread Box at 25c -value % * Tk"o ATirTITTP '
CARD Men's Union Suits at S9r— 49e; oak or Japanned tin- I ,<F 1/XvAlr ISXvliLo "
h m a-nT value $1.00; heavy cotton; ish. \'B pP'JW "St ' White Lace. 22c yard-val- 4
V TABLES, ribbed; fleece lined; peeler BOWMAN s \Af • ue 38c; 45 inches wide; <
► . , . s 'lver color. _________Ap y 4 s slightly soiled from hand- 4
, V. e consider this one of Women's Union Suits at 39c - '' u 8- 4
.mest ■ .listructed card —value 30c ; lieaw cotton : ILAvLi IlUij" ji»\ '■*& ' % Lace Curtains, ttac pair—
a hies xve have ever of- fleece lined: bleached; see- • T —tin a w •-& VsjfiiJuS. v ah«e $1.23 and $1.30- "
► fered. And it usually onds AL FRIDAY ~ xvliitc and ecru ; only one
k > " ' , :i " Women's Underwear at 39c T}A"DPATIVrC TTTOTT pair of a kind. *
L uled when not 11. use. —value 30c: vsts and J5 AKuAIJN O V 10l 1 lilt Bordered Scrims. 17C yard <
► ' ). x f' > 0l!I ". 1,1 pants; lieaw weight, fleece 7M \\T A TVTTT7"H —value 23c: for making
green tel . or leatherette lined; IdeaJhed 11*1 WAJMIJLD C A T T AT? sash or sill curtains.
top - nickel plate corners D „ ____ _ vi rt 1j r> \J P
und rubber tips on legs. Boys and Girls Ccat Sweat- DRESS QTTni7Q '
03, -olden oak tabour- ers at 69c-value $1.00: fYPTFTVTTAT OtlUlLd ,
, tte. 49c sliaxvl collar: pockets; nia-
* 1.30 " Artiink" Bed- roon only: seconds. . ___ _ _ 81.G9 pair; value $2.30
-priug ali sizes. . 52.55 BOWMAN s Main Floor. 32-inch Renfrew Devon- RIIGS alld P ateut volt I
■*20.011 brass bed shire Madras, 6c yd.— iVU VW vamp; cloth tops. <
*■ 815 95 ADT T iwrivrc regularly loc; 1.000 Women's Gaiter Boots, <
■ , Ahi LIJM JLiXO yards in the lot: nearly ' lle >d ' e opened to-da.\ 82.49 nair—value .i:! 30
-• ••. win biavN beu. a (mndreil stvles to sc xvitli about txvo hundred of t . i. 11'
► 87.95 Embroidery Packet at loc - ' "nnareu sijua to sp i, U n„tif,,i .1.. pateut colt vamp, brocade 4
► BOXVMANS K.fih Floor. xalue 23c; pillow and six '^ C I h ' onl, 111 c, . ieck ®: rich i ! esifiis and coloriiiw >f lOps 4
skeins xvash e.nbroiderv stripes, bars and in all J.... ,V,-i .»i \ Women's Colonials, 81.49
[ WALL PAPER Mlk alUl n*™*™ sheet plain shades. 1D U " you ~tue early' to-morroxv 'if
■i i Embroidery Packet at 35C— 36 inch Perciles s#» vrl vou want to inake selection ° "'th
*■ *Vall Paper Comomation at , -.. . ob-mcn Percales, oc yd.— . , . .. . ,i,», ~ black or lawn-cloth backs. 4
► 69C—v -l 10- s xalue o0c: Brainard jc regularly 10c; 1,200 " 0I -he >to. k betoie the as-
Ar ™ stl - nen >rash yards ; neat figures, sortments are broken. he MFN^
arf and ( skeins silk and floral designs in grey, V' I ,*' , :"" F r ! da .v «"> n/w?.?.!., '
► V instruction sheet. navy and cadet b >aturday with price about CLOTHING 1
4. ;. . . \ 111 , - Xl 1 • BOWMAN'S Second Floor. m , oiie-tlurd less than regular.
• 1 N »t. nijrh. ■ ■ 04-inch Wool Dress Goods, ————Young Men s Overcoats at
Hed room papers in fiorai -v 59c yard regularly TTVTT? A TVTTO» 87.00 values $9.90, i '
► designs •. effects for $1.30; 600 yards in the JLiN JP AiN lo -t<10.30 and sl2.3o—(wenty i
► hails, and kiiciien lot. consisting of crepe liriT AT) in <he lot: sizes 5:!, 34. 33 4
► blocks. poplins, plain poplins. W JtLAK. and 36. i
Wall Paper. 0c roll—vane Merges, alligator doth. chambray Rompers, 37c- Men s Tro «sers at 81.10— A
y 1-V and 13c: cretonne i w ' th . uhltß P ll ' value 30c: blue: long values sl.oo and $1.69
papers and satin ' " > stripe; shades are Kus- sleeves "<*h nec-k voke o'''' v mixtures and stripes. i
r-out border- to JMI & lan. t'openhagen. navy. and flat coflar: trimmed in Traveling Bag at 83.98-a
y •at m so fruit tapestr.x ' nroxvn and olack. xvhite: belted; sizes 2to fi special black walrus grain i;
► •••• diuins ooms. v . Wool Dress Goods. 39c vcars " split cowhide traveling 4 i
► ' "H- | ,C. ' yard - regularly 73c: Betsy Brown Play Dresses, hag : leather lined; full V
r -H'O yards, lot consists 69C-for little girls: made '' 11,111 <
DOTvIExi i. iCS o seiges, ia isles, sail of chambray, in pink, light "lUTTTCT TTVT 11717 A"D 4
V v,. r :.r- n KIZ /Vr ? " s ; '' r , epe dark bi„e : i,.w MUSLIN WEAR )
t ". ne ' f .. 7 '.- v ":~ .v,.'. AND CORSETS '
sizes J to b Years. - w A
► i» IAIIT v; vmiuiiu LEUGTIIS, 36-inch Satin Messaline, BOWMAN s second Floor. Bungalow Aprons, 39e— <
► - 10 !l s * Oil/VijJN 39c yard regularly value oOe; percale, in light 4
l Sheets at sftc—value -0 TITU7TT -q V P' a ' n ''olor-; gooil TVTrt'PTO'IVrQ and dark colors; also ging-
bl.ached an:l unbleachetl: J Sj jh JL quality. J3I XXvJJI w hams; bound in plain col
' inch hems: size-. 72xi'0 CTtrrT I T O BOWMAN'S Main Floor. »<• piece White Finishings Rrai.t, u rß. I
a"d x«i in; c>. ox 11/V/lALo 1 " i ne ''*"- 5c Nainsook Gowns, 23c—val- 4
,do\v Oases at B'^c— xaiue Im-iuding the latest novelties RFT ANTI
* : for wear with new gowns UISLIS AJIiJ >ml 8c Bilk Crociiet Ricg#. slee\-es; .>6 uieheslong. 4
y neins: laumle .-d: sizes 4.x and suggestive of Christmas TIA WH "R A fIQ ;:for «c Ccrsets at 81.00 -value 4
y >b and 4ox3b inehes. presents to-morroxv the XMIMU DAUO Asbestos Iron Holders, 3 for $2.00 lo $ 3.30 front and i \
y Muslin, 3i .C yd—27 inches priees are less than half. Belts at lOf—value 23c and 5. p« ar | Buttous. 2 ,io/.e„ *!v back lace; broken sizes, but i
• 1,} V: inn '»' a hed : rem- »rou«he* «« ior—set with rhine- »^0o: suede aud patent lOra ml i2Vfei' Drensing < omhs. 51 sizes ill lhe lot. La j
nant lengths. •tone» u»-K gold plate: jewel- leather - for ...... . 5c <'amille, Princess and Roy- i \
. ers seil tor -»0c. Our regular Kaiurl, ,JV - . ... . ,
Outing Cloth. Go yd. -\V:.ie ls - &c Hand Bags at 59e~value «OWMA.N S Main Floor al Worcester models. 4 j
► 111.. I' r • on J " UJ. Ml*cr I.Vpu»it al «Mk*—for e ■———— ————^^————■ ■ 4
IL •. . dlKl iiaiK pd rlower?. hatpins, et sell reg .- I.W; euiltaililliif siua 1 <
I aSS'IS :' vd' ™*c,„ 246 PIECES OF NECKWEAR j
► llCKin o , o- v }U.- ante regularly l."fc a.l ."Of—lo-K BOWMAN .> Main Floor. 4
12U" and 13..; blue and " i:h im ' !Jtion WILL FIND NEW OWNERS
► !"ie an liill X >tnpes. Uri-dlrlr Knamrlrd Plu al
Pillow Case Ml'slin 11c yd. egularly .>oc so useful for " nil*'
it J - t: e lace collars that are rhe r , ~ _ X V™lfJ.v/Xvlv V/ T f 4
—value !•».-; 4 inches . wS ue. Longcloth, soC—value 89c; . ,
xvitlc; »hort letigtii>. ici- —imitation r**\ 10-vard lenjrtlis • ful 1 per- They are manufacturers' samples, and include collars, col- 4:
BOWMAN .- Ji-un (moo.. T si^ot n : feet pieces: limit, one pic e lar and cuff sets, vestees and the like—made of Oriental A
f 1 * .tr row fat pa. each string has a customer la«es, organdie and nets, in the very latest styles. i
(rT-QVyQ L'rop l-Jar Kiuit*> at 3He s«*t iei: - V/hite Crochet Bed Spread. 2 ? L ' col i a . rs ' I
y ** w 'y ' »nd *i.«o—in o!a k SOC vaLnc 7"i«- tull lv : 13e to 73c collars, collar and cuff sets, and vestees. 25C.
V J ni —ti- enamel and imitation siones in , " Jl —x auie IOC, Ttlll Size ; ~ _ *
y Kid Gloves, *9c pair alue drop designs. hemmed readr for use SI.OO to S2.(WJ lace vestees, »Oc.
*1.00: 2-clasp, in black. «!»«:» at s*e—one io: of ring*. VPI-V r.r..ttv no'tto,.,, ~ . Odd lots of neckxxear. xvorth ihi to 30c. at lOc. 4
► , • . guaranteed five jears: snapp: • pieu\ (Mit Pins IO he- .
Wnite. rau aiiu grey. setting in all-coiored stones. leet from. BOWMAN'S Main Floor. 4
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v: si tors. Tea n-a- served to them in
the Sunday shoo! room last evening
and lunibeui; will be served to-oay at !
: noon.
Tne funeral of Mrs. W. A. Nichols
was held this morning from her late
home on Soutti High >treet. Services
were onducted by the Rev. >H. Hall
•-harp, of Trinity Lutheran church,
j Interment was ma le in Mechanicafburg
cemetery.
I. J. Weaver has sold his property at
Frederick and Factory streets at pri
I vate saie to B. F. Wertz and wife; ;
consideration. $1,650.
Last eveaing the sky in the direction
of South mountain was quite red ani
| the smell of the smoke was quite no
: tii-eable. A rain is hoped and prayed
for
t r. A. Auaina, ot Philadeipuia, for-
merly of this place. is a visitor here.
K. A -Bennett. South Market stree:.
it again suffering with ner.ous prostra
tion.
At a meeting of the Mite So< ietv of !
the Church of God held on Tuesday ,
evening at the home of Mrs. Charles ;
Smith, South Market street, the follow
ing officers were elected: President,
Mrs. B. Reily Shope; vice president,
Miss Susan Swartz; secretary. Miss
Viola Wilt; treasurer, Mrs. Esther Mil
lar; relief lommittee. Mrs. Anderson.
Miss Shapiev an ! Mrs. Railing; col
lectors, Mrs. Biddle, Mrs. Baum, Mrs.
Keller, Mrs. Railing, Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. Trego. After the election a pro
gram of readings, recitations ami violin
solos was give.i and at the conclusion
jof the program a social hour was en
joyed.
NEW CUMBERLAND
Official Board of United Brethren
Church Will Meet Friday Evening
I Special Correspondence.
New Cumberland, Xov. s.—The Rain
bow' campaign of the Young Women 's
Christian Association represents the
new members from tihe West shore. Mrs.
Cooper, of Camp Hill, was captain of
I the team, and Miss Marian Leib, who
was assisted in getting members in this
place by Mrs. E. C. Dewey. Mrs. Jo
seph Wetftherby, Mrs.. Howard Oren,
Mrs. Parker Minter, Miss Klla Kong,
Miss iMary Gracev/ At the final meeting
held in the new building on Saturday
afternoon the yellow flag reported 167
[members, 67 of these being from this
| place.
i | Mrs. Elizabeth Snell, of Steelton. is
I visiting friends in New Market and
this place.
Miss Pnemie Mover was taken to the
I Ha-rrisburg hospital for treatment yes
t i terday.
■ | Mrs. Kxiward tJhulei and daughter,
! May, of Ijemoyue, visited Mrs. Klmer
! ,Sunday this week,
i Mr. and Mrs. William ('oiiiiie. of
I jSteeiton. were guests of Mrs. Henry
II Mosey yesterday.
| Deloert Miller 's family moved from
iWest Faiview into one of Mrs. Harriet
' Wickersoam's houses on Bridge street,
1 Monday.
' ! JaL-k Riding, of .Steelton. is a guest
of <J. B. Osier's family.
' Mrs. A Oram J'lurie, of Newport, is
(visiting her son, E. C. Furie, Third
! street.
I Solomon Beck, of'Mechanie#burg, \ is
ited his sister. Mrs. Catherine Shatter,
yesterday.
I The official board of the United
Biethren churl) will meet on Friday
i evening.
Flowers are blooming in many of the
I yards and new vegetables are in some
lof the gardens.
Her Telltale Lips.
" You have been kissing another
' man.
"You have no right. to sav that.''
i declared the girl.
"Then I withdraw it. But 1 pre
ferred to believe that than to think
you hail been chewing tobacco."—
lx>uisville Courier Journal.
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