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A Surprise Special In Men's dT»Qk
Suits of Dependable Quality at
No Comparative Value Needed to. Convince You jl
of the Unusualness of This Clothes Offering (f iH
GET acquainted with these Surprise Special Suits at $9.75 t0-morrow. It's a special _fQ~i '
make of suits taken right from regular stock and offered for the first time at this (
moderate price. The styles are right, the tailoring is right, the fit is right, the patterns _ lEIIM t l'*V iTipi
are right, the workmanship is right—and naturally the price is right. T^l'
You'll be surprised at the value in good clothes you can get here to- 1 W
Sacks are of the latest English cut witli two or three buttons, and patch or regular pockets. mLmi I/r|
Blue Serge Light and Dark Oyerplaids in Different Shades
Scotch Mixtures Tweeds Tartan Checks J,
Shadow Stripes PinStripes Li
Men's and Young Men's Regular $15.00, IYV \j 11 f~ —
$16.50 and SIB.OO Suits at lm m
Ciffliuiif-np rpgiilm 1 stocks of all stylo oddments and including those popular patterns: |
Blue Serge Carlton and Tartan Checks Overplaids Grey Scotch Mixtures Fine Tweeds 7\ IL- lul A
Black and White Check Worsteds and Cassimeres Grey Shadow Stripe Worsteds and Cassimeres L—J / X
Many of these are hand-tailored suits in English sacks with one, two or three buttons and regular or patch pockets. Choice I rQ£\
of anv suit in this lot at $11.75. »
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Men's Clothing, Second Floor, Kear.
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LOOKING FOB. 1 4TH HUSBAND
Woman of 70 Beady to Sue Thirteenth
For Divorce
Evansville. Ind., May 21. —Mrs. ,
FoHy Anne Weed Strodes. 70, an
trounced yesterday that she wanted to
marry her fourteenth husband. Her
thirteenth husband, Harrison Strodes. :
AN OPEN LETTER
This Is Also a Paid Advertisement
RIGHT OR WRONG
We do not believe a whole lot in expending much money for newspaper advertising so that we are
thereby compelled to ask increased prices for our goods. However, we do, just occasionally like to let
EVERYONE know that this store is now as always selling furniture and other housefurnishings at lower
prices than most other stores.
OUR WAY—
We do a large business under an economical expense system which enables us to quote the lowest
possible prices on EVERYTHING. Our prices are uniformly low on all our goods. Our stock is one of
the largest and most complete in the city.
Our customers will tell you that this store is not only one of the largest, but the best store in which I
to purchase their home needs. In fact, our customers really prove to be our advertisers and they
have done it very well indeed. We believe thoroughly in a business system that will convince the cus
' tomer that what he purchases here is at least ju3% a little better for the same money, or as good for less
money than he can obtain it for elsewhere. /
This is the system which has built up our business to its present large proportions and is still doing
good work for us. We try our best to give our customers the most for their money and our Experience
has been that the customer can always be depended upon to return the favor in some good way.
REMEMBER THAT—
You may not see our advertisement in the newspapers very often, but we ask you to chalk this down:
When you want to buy good furniture at the way-Sown price, this is the store that is sure to be there
with the goods you may want and with the price that will suit.
A JITNEY WILL LET YOU OFF RIGHT AT OUR DOOR.
■ CASH I BROWN & CO.,
CREDIT 1217=1219 North Third Street
THE BIG UP TOWN HOME FURNISHING STORE PhOße ISSBM
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HARRISBURG STAR-INDEPENDENT, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 21. 1915.
has disappeared, and MM. Strodes was
forced to pay a SSOO bond for hira.
She says she does not expect him to
return." and she will ask for a divorce
at once.
Mrs. Strodes was freed of her other
husbands by death and divorce. In
spite of her yeans, she says she is as
active as she was when she was first
married at the age of 17. Mrs. Strodes
says she has always found it an easy
I matter to get a husband.
Woman Found Thirty Dupts
Kansas City, May 21.—Several
■ mouths ago Mrs. Belle Freeman, a
widow, of Kansas City, Kan., adver
j tised for a husband. She asked those
; who replied to advance car fare, so
• she could visit them. Thirty did so,
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and when- they found that they had
been duped the widow was arrested.
She was fined $l,O-00.
Newsboys to Meet
The Harrisburg Newsboys' Associa
tion, including carriers, will meet to
night at 8 o'clock at the office of the
Harrisburg New« Agency.
MRS. CAM FILM PLAY
Her Arrest and Trial Will Be Depicted
—She Is Going on the Stage
Next Fall
New York, May 21. —Mrs. Florence '
i Conklin Carman, acquitted a fortnight I c
! ago of the murder of Mrs. Louise D. j c
j Bailey in Dr. Edwin Carman's office in t e
I Freeport, L. 1,, is to enact for the i j
"movies" the story of the. tragedy |
that resulted in her twice -being placed '
on trial. i
According to George W. Winniett, 1
a play broker of No. 1400 Broadway, ,
the scenario is being prepared by Mrs.
Lottie Blair Parker and will be pro
duced under the management of Nel- '
son Roberts of the above address. - 1
"The scenario is not quite com- -i
pleted," explained Mr. Winniett yes- (
terday. "However it will have the
scene of the murder, the escape of the
slayer, followed by Mrs. Carman's "ar- 1
rest and the trial. We expect to make J
a fortune out of the venture. ' For '
several months Mrs. Carman has been
rehearsing under Garland Garden's di
rection. He drilled her for her appear
ance in court and you know how she
conducted herself during the second
- trial.
"In the fall Mrs. Carman will ap
pear in a. play under Mr. Roberts's di
rection. A very rich man is forming
the company just to exploit Mrs. Car
man. This is not the venture of afiy
moving picture corporation, but of au
individual. Dr. Cai'man may appear in
the movies also. I guess he will have
to bo present at the scene of the mur
der. The pictures will be taken on
Long Island.
"Mrs. Carman's salary? Well, just
say she will make more than the Presi
dent of the United States gets in a
: year. We are all going to make a
fortune out of this murder."
"I have been told not to talk," said
Mrs. Carman over the telephone last
night. "You will have to see Mr. Rob
erts or my lawyer. No, I do not know
what play 1 am to appear in or any of
the details."
This Boy Has a "Mirror" Eye
Savannah, May .21. —Harold Lutzk,
a 7-year-old boy, has what the doctors
call a "mirror" eye. That is, he sees
everything reversed. He starts at the
wrong side of the paper to read or
write. It is hereditary. An undo writes
all his characters backward.
Will Be Camp John W. Schall
Lebanon, May 21.—The provisional
division camp of, the National Guard of
Pennsylvania, which will encamp at
Mt. Gretna from July 9 to July 17,
will be known this year aB Camp Ma
jor General John W. Schall, in honor
of a retired major general of the State
Guard and a veteran of the Civil war
and the Spanish-American war. Cap
tain J. B. Kempert, infantry, IJ. 8. A.,
assigned to duty with the National
Guard' as senior inspector-instructor,
will be the chief of staff at the Gretna
camp.
CROWN QUEEN OF CARNIVAL
Elizabeth Holstein Given Diamond King
and Miss Virginia Eisenberger Pre
sented With Gold Watch
Amid a laige crowd of people, Eliza
beth Holstein, the 6-year-old grand
daughter of Howard O. Holstein, was!
crowned queen of the Harrisburg Vet- |
eran Firemen's carnival at Third anil |
Reily streets last night. Although i
quite young, the little miss seemed not
in the least embarrassed as she sat on |
her throne draped with flowers anil the J
national colors.
Following the crowning of the little!
queen with a wreath of sweet peas and
lilies of the valley, she was presented
with a $35 diamond ring, the prize giv
en the winner of the contest.
Miss Virginia Eisenberger, the
daughter of a well-kjown Pennsylvania
railroad engineer, the only other con
testant, was presented with a gold
watch.
The presentation of the prizes was
made by Augustus Wildman, after j
which the two young ladies were pre
sented with a number of bouquets by
their friends.
| S9OM
j Upright Piano
$90.00
First-class Condition.
Many other bargains to be had
at our opening sale. We are
taking elegant instruments hi
exchange daily for our regular
line. Pay us a visit during this
sale and save from S6O to $l2O
on your purchase.
We will redeem all credit
, checks on the purchase of a new
piano, regardless by whom is
sued, up to the amount of our
largest credit check. If you
have won a credit cheek from
any dealer bring to our store.
Look over our line of pianos
then decide.
Stauffcr Music House
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POSSE AFIERWDfTE SLAYER
Robesonia Man Cuts Htr Throat and
Then Escapes to the South
Mountain
Robesonia, Pa., May 21.—A posse of
I county officials and farmers are search
ing thq Ssoutly Mountain for Charles
i Bausman, wante t for killing his wife,
J Edna May Bausman, at the home of a
neighbor, a mile from here. Her throat
j was cut.
The pair frequently quarreled over
I the husband's jealousy. Mrs. Bausman
! swore out a warrant Wednesday fior her
husband's arrest on a charge of assault
and battery. »
While Constable Kalbaeh was search
ing for Bailsman he made his way to
the home of Charles Keple, where his
wife had sought shelter after leaving
him.
Crouching in a clump of bushes, he
waited until Mrs. Bausman came into
the yard, grabbed her by the hair an I
slashed her throat. Her death was a
j matter of a few moments.
The husband dashed into the moun
tains where he has succeeded in eluding
capture. He is 29 years old and his
wife was seven years younger.
BOARD TO ORGANIZE MONDAY
Public Service Commission WiU Take
Up Its Duties Immediately
| The new Public Service Commission
j will meet for organization next Monday
I morning and will at once thereafter
begin business. The two members of
the old Commission who are retained—
! Messrs. Pennvpacker and Brecht—re
mained on duty .yesterday and finished
j up the business for the week, which
was not very heavy. The retiring
i members returned to their homes during
| the day after saying farewell to official
I friends and packing their belongings.
| The Commission will, on next Tues
day morning, when the regular meet
ing opens, be called upon to hear argu
ment on the telephone rate which
has occupied the attention of the Com
mission for more than a year.
The Commission yesterday approved
the application for a charter made by
the Grata Water Company. It also
approved the application of the Her
shey Transit Company for permission to
construct a power line in Derry town
ship, Dauphin county, and in South
Londonderry, South Annvillc and North
Cornell townships, Lebanon county.
Former Prothoontary Dies
Lebanon, May 21. —Former Prothon
otary Christian K. Bomberger died yes
terday at his home here of hemorrhage
suffered last Tuesday afternoon after a
fit of coughing. Ho was 77 years of
age. fHte was a prominent Republican
and was Prothonotary of Lebanon coun
ty 20 years ago. A wife and a number
t of children survive.
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