Williamsport Sun-Gazette from Williamsport, Pennsylvania • Page 3

IAOB GAZETTE ft ipfjSra Htetii --rftl ttflt ii- t-, JtKS5 Mn 110 West Fourth St SHOPBEhL'S 108 West FoulL St Month -High Jplass Sints, Coats, Wraps and Dresses Prices have been cut in two on some garments, the profits on others have been entirely eliminated for our "End of The stock has been readjusted and prices cut to the lowest notch in every, section of the garment department to make this the banner' month sea-son. Hundreds of women have taken advantage of our special sales during the last few weeks." Why not you? You' get both here--if'low price makes a bargain, high quality doubles it. Suit in the house, ff jC Cfl- the best in the city, at Any S32.50 Suit in the house, IQ Tft end of the month sale 'at Any S35.00 Suit house (TOO Cfl a 4 All Silk Dresses specially priced. $25.00, Balkan Blouse Jackets for outing wear, whife only, at. A full selection of Coats from $6.75 Tub Dresses, made of fine French Linen, low neck and or long sleeves, with Robespierre' collar: all colors.

Special end of the month sale, at JJG.Ip Any $3.50 Wash Dress in the. house. In shrunk cottoli, striped Lawn. Percales, Tissue. ErfcT of tfJe 'month sale 0 only at $25.00 Ratine Dresses, Crepe Voile.

Linen or silks, end of the month fJ.Sl only, at Children's Coats, in all materials and -styles at a off the regular price. "Children's White Dresses specially priced. Any 842:50 Cloth Suit in the house, end of month sale at Woolens and Worsteds You may wonder why a merchant will spend money in advertising Wool Serges, wrieji so many dainty silk and cotton are being used. The'reason isTound in the following assurance: That Serges will con- in the same strong position for 1913-14 as they did for 1911-12. Serges lead the procession over- all other df ess materials.

For the benefit of those who can and will buy Serges for future we have placed" on our tables a collection of Serges of different weaves, in all widths and colors, at 1-3 OFF THE REGULAR PRICE. These prices will only be for Saturday, the 31st day of May. Snowy Table Damasks At Splendid Savings Their exceeding daintiness will please you, and the smallness of price truly a surprise. Damask at Heavy bleached pure Irish flax in dainty stripe and floral patterns at 75, Tray Cloths at Curtains and Nets Fancy Scrims, white, ivory and ecru: imitation special at and" iJ5c yard. Stencil Scrims, good colors and designs, at 12y 2 c.

18c. 20c and 25c yard. Imported Brussels Net, 33 inches wide: fancy lace edge: looks much better than the price. 39e, 48-inch Brussels Net; white and ecru only: while they last 65 yard. Rompers Special sale of a small lot of Rompers, in good dark Ginghafi) and Madras Any $50.00 Cloth Suit in the house, at $45:00 Evening Wrap.

Tan Faille Silk, copy of imported model," COfl ftil i Evening with hood in back, and three silk. usseJs; Nell rose; one model, at S32.50 Matelasse Coats, one. white and one copper models, at $30.00 of imported model, at $27.50 Coats, in Bedford Cords and imported Eponge and Matclasse End of month sale, at 4)1 $16.75 Serge Coats, half lined with Peau de Cygne. ,52 'inches long; in black and sizes from 14 to TUT at S2.25 to S3.75 Lingerie and Voile Waists, to. close.

Your choice at Handsome selection of Waists in Voile, Creuc and Lin- gerie. 'from S2.50 Crepe Kimonos and Sacques. special at end of the month sale only, at to- Dressing $1.95 Cotton Dress Fabrics Beautiful satin stripe Crep's, in pink, Faby blue. Copenhagen, tan hiack, per yard Ivory Crepes in dainty floral patterns, all the best shades are among this OCr lot. at Plain Pongee, 30 inches wide not good' color missing from the lot, per yard Ratin-Poplins.

at, yard Ottoman stripes at Linens, 36 inches wide, all colors, yard Fine "FrenctiTanens, 40 inches wide, per yard Belgium Ramie Cloths, 45 inches wide, yard A new oyster white, 36 inches wide, special, at 40 60 60 Special 40-inch striped Voile; cool looking material, at yard very shser and. House Dresses as strong as a pair of overalls. Regular value at-, Ladies' dark check Gingham Aprons; plain and some ruffled, at More of the 50c Silks Some Silks from our last Saturday Silk Sale, at yard. Not many pieces with length enough for a frock, but many in waist lengths; big saving if you can use them. WoolChallies That sold for 65c yard early in the season, 'and as many as fifteen styles.

Figured and bordered, at. yard 108-110 West Fourth nircct -v WIIXIAMSPdRT, BIG LOEWUVF-S IN BMftN SEOION Hi WaterJtf Beech Creek Per- Wood. fiptetal to BnllPtlB. uock Havea. ISlay flooded coudlUons Beech creek aiid Ita.trib- utaries prored to be a -boon, to" the New York and company In this city enabled that corpora- ufen.to get JD about -more paper n5cd cm u.

ihlTt. A rather nfiuBual incident occurred at Bald data on Wednesday evening which -was entirely unlocked for by the company. The wood, which la of all thicknesses, caine in on a swift- current, and soon a big jam occurred. Hundreds of tbe large pieces of wood got away and floated down Eagle' Bek. some of which, however, was secured by persons living along that stream.

A. F. Stouck. in charge of department, es timatea that less than 100 cords got away. In-all about 2,700 cords have, been brought In on the two drives 'from the Big run section, and among this vast cmourit of wood, the value of which is about 520,000, were some large pleoes proportions.

The idea of floating this wood in at time of a flood was decided upon proved a s.iHsf ft fhoi--if i the 'gates of tKe lock could, have open- jed the wood could havf (Iflated the canal and thug wouid not ijam-med. The water was so the current so swift th.it fiis was not! accomplished. i LOCKJIAyEN GIRL AMONG 'WHO'6 WHO' Miss Jean K. Baird of Normal School Faculty Has Name in Select List. Memorial raider tdvmncc for tt "ii i to Gazette and Katirvn LocirHaven, May l'V "'S3 Balrd.

of the Central Sratc Normal i school faculty, is amoji? the 17.000 names fn a list published in latest edition ot Who-In, America." This bock Its list "tj-im the cf and represents living'met! have done sonJeliiiag oripnal or really worth while of i endeavor. Those obtain mention in "Who's do so on their merit, in this portion-'' lar court of fanie Is unpur- chaaable and immune from Mtss RaJrd is weJU known as an author' and leading maga-1 lines, as well as-S'rtiort story writer for newspapere.i'fiowte of her productions having aMMared In the Pblladel- pbia Record. home is in Renoro. Last she did considerable literary -work at Eagles Mere, having leased a cottage at that resort season. Engineer of Sunbmy Drowned in Spain pause in our ties toxdo Honor actwi- to the Memory of those brave men who made 'our great union possible by the sacrifice of "their lives, to honor the remnant of the Grand Army who will lovingly remember their comrades today.

to and Bulletin. Sunbury, May was received In Sunbury yesterday that John U. Rippel, son.of Conrad Rippel. of Sunbury. and a nephew of John Rippel of this place, was drowced ar Barcelona.

Spain, yesterday 'morning, while bathing. He was a civil on pi nee r. employed ID railroad const nictipn by a New York firm. The young man was a graduate of State College. He was I Vesterda3r 30 years old.

The body was found last night. Company LOST OR OR with front paw. AGENT 3 WANTED. AGENi'S Sell guaranteed necessity; big seller; big p. elusive territory.

Write at for. particulars and reservations, T. V. W. Co, 1613 Filbert.

Philadelphia. Ex DO YOU TJR SS TriAN $30 per week? Write for particulars now. Best seller, on market Repeat Big profits. -Wood Woodvflle, get In on money for you; 75 per cent. profits.

Dept. P. Cinch Tire Supply, Box 361. Leech- MALE HELP WAN i felX TJ. Si able- of 18 and 35; citizens oT TJnite3 States, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and wt ite the i English language.

For InfoiuiaUon i apply to Officer, 353 Pino street, WHHpmsport, Pa. I8no 25 years olrt tn Iparh mnnlrilnr Wares tl.75 per cfaj'-to -start. You can earn more in a very short time, besides learning a trade at which you chanic's wages. Apply MeadviHe Malleable Iron MeadviHe, Pa. I may23 12t WANitu--Chemical engineering student wants employment where he can use knowledge gained by years' work at Bucknell.

Can furnish the.best of references as to character and ability. Address W.rH.-S;; care.of Gazette may29-2t WANTED--Local man with some sell; Ing experience preferred. Mast be (able to invest some money to carry 1 stock. This igjto blue sky proposition. and if you business, address I "Permanent," this office.

may30 it TO nn Three Judge Whltehead Disposed of Cases Judge 'Whltehead yesterday committed Clifford Mostellcr.to Glen Mills. Edward Deeter was given into the custody of the BoysMsdstii Uonsc, of this city. Bessie was found insane a was committed to the care of her sister. to travel In Pennsylynnin Groceries. Candies, -Good pay and tailored suit or 20 year Watch nee in '90 Bxperience sary.

J. McBrady, WANTED Young boya'on day -work. N. Stearns SUk MHL FEMALE HELP WANTED. do WANTtsi-- A girl to cook and down stairs wOii.

in private Must be competent and Wages, five per week. Apply 344 Campbell street, dtj. may28-4t WAMKi--Good girl for. general housework. No washing.

Good wages. West Third St. mv23U WANTED-- Girl to assist In the kitchen. Apply at the Ross club. Bert wages to the rignt party.

may29-8t WANTED-- Hund Ironers. Lloyd dry and Shirt Mfg Co. TM WANTED. FIRST WOMAN TO MAKE ADDRESS BEFORE MASONS rt WANTisu--To 50.000 1 May closets. Neatness and cle-nHnexs of precedents extending back to the very premises guaranteed to all.

All foundation of the order were broken promptly- executed. Addretra Joseph when Mrs. Minnie K. Radcliff, 415 Erie avenue. New "phone the 1ST order of the Eastern Star of Michigan, itted-to address the Grand WANTED-Second-iaod electric was permitted SPOKE AT MONTGOMERY.

flodge. Free- and Accepted Masons, at P. Bastian, of Charlerol. delivered Ma popular lecture. "My Boy and in the Lutheran church at Wednesday evening.

Mr. Hastlan is a lecturer of considerable lodge. She made an appeal for funds prominence, and has spoken 'to establish' an orphanage for children in the western part of the state as it motrfTxtro nf, well as in Maryland. Virginia and Washington. D.

C. Th? Ipcture was SPEAKS TO URUIT GROWERS. highly entertaining an5 Instructive) The com in- of Dr. A Surface. just T.ough of that: state zoologist," to this city tfimorrow 'its annual convention.

Keyes is the first the. history or Masonry, It is said, to Mr. i be admitted to a -meeting of the Grand lodge. She made an appeal for fun to establish' an orphanage for childr i of deceased menfbers of the order. about.

State price and make. Address B. this offlc5. may 30 It FOR RENT. FOR RENT--The on the old Camp Ground, are ready to be leased to parties wishing to occupy for tbe season house "id restaurant can be leased.

Farther particulars Inquire Carson R. Qnfggle, Pine Station. wit and humor to hold the afternoon to deliver a lecture before FOR RBNT--BlRck dwelling house, nf Klo fnr- unvArHn i I.wrtnii*!!? FVitit 1 MiOTtav attention of his two.hours. for upwards tiie Lycoraing County Fruit Growers'! corner Chester St and Seventh ave- his aroused great inter-1 nue. All modern Pos- and a larjre attendance is expected.

session June I. Apply Dr. Surface will sprak on "Oar Birds" office, court house. Tnay27 5t and Illustrate his lertore -ith stere- CANNOT RECOVER. Rpv.

N. E. Cleaver, who at the last sesison of the Central Pcnnsj-lvania'optlcan slides. The meeting will be conference of the Methodist Episcopal held in the M. C.

A. auditorium. The- Club to Cut Banquet Freed From Jail to Piiiicetqn Defeats Cost With Snowballs! Keep Memorial Day Lafayette in Loose Game church, was named as pastor at Curi wensvHlo, being changed from Mf Cartnel. -and who was obliged to decline the owlnc to ill- ftess. Is now a patient in a Brooklyn hospital, and is not expected to recover.

His family have been summoned to his bedside from Mt. Cannel. BOAT HOUSE SWEPT AWAY. The high water In the river broke a boathouse, containing canoes owned Louis 'Schneider and Clifton Kirk. from Ite swept down lecttir? will deal specially on the value of birds, to agriculture.

CALLED A PASTOR. Rev. X. Xorris.Green of Phlta-. delphia.

now poster of the Snyder Avenue' Congregational church, has been asked by the First Congregatle al this to Its pastor. By. Cambridge. May reduce tbe cost of living, serve enow- for dessert. The novelty may be employed In midsummer by tbe add! Chicago.

May Patrick phy. veteran of the Civil war to the kitchen and application to tho Boyls- chemical club of Harvard University for At a of tbe club next month the wintry weapons of the small boy will be tried for dessert. Blu- In ebvmhttrr have engaged to make Utetn In the university laboratories and turn them over to tbe cater- of eri to Savored and Renred of ices and sberbeta. The claaa in alto raid to be considering maklDjc In Jane In order to have iDOwball fUht tako tbe place of tbe annual claw rush or tbe confetti battle at the audlam. FILED COMMISSION.

commitskm of Angle M. 'Toner filed for record la tbe oQce of recorder-of fteeda yesterday; BtJL.LETIM WANT AD. Mur- 87 and) Princeton. X. xuy yestenlayTy Municipal i 1 thls The visitors put up so that he marchi one no loosest games here the" Grand Army of the Republic! tnlm year, making, however, more er- parade in Milwaukee tomorrow.

Murr ri Jadicinent tban BeMtng mls- got one of the longest hita ever seen on at ovoibut Mr. Schnef- ider went down rirer yesterday af- ron of judgment phy wrote a letter to tbe court caylng' Sebeeren. of be had marphwl in a Grand Army parade In Memorial day for the last thirty ymrp-ond bp did Dot want to spoil his rfrrvrd Judge was 1 touched by appeal and MASSACRE IS REPORTED. Salonlkl, May dispatch from, a trustworthy cays that the Bulgarian troops have destroyed the village of Hadji, between Salonlkl Sen em. and have rnuwtaered tho Mna- iralman population.

RECEIVED THEIR PAY. The taarheni of public 1 oay tbe local knocking the ball to the runnlnic track of left Beld, but maklnj; drcolt, was called out for not Princetoo touching bite. second 1 0 1 6 1 0 0 0 3 8 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -6 3 Battertes Rogers Carter: FV gor and POST Of-t-lCft HOURS. Bat oae deliver will be made by tbe fi-ow today, kfoney order and dl- rlslons win be elMed mil day. General id ste'np win be 7 to to to JSo wffl on I ternooa aearefctd for the house.

WILL BE Earl R. Harer. cf 4H Qlenwood avc- will leave onulQnday for UnvQle, N. where he golf lostroc- tor for the Inn Golf club. Mr.

Harer was at muter. He expects to 1 tTM season for five aioaths. 'JnvIIW Is forty mlleY from AmbvlUe, Jar In tbe moon- tains. HELD FOR'COURT. Jacob D.

the who was'antsted on a charge of a letter, to Fred Bijan. an cCuploye on a state road Job of Butch ft was held for court yesterday by Aldermsn Stead, who reserved decision after the hearing on Monday. IS REPOmtO IMPROVING. 8ttf Civil war reteran and who been ffl hbcouke. No.

723 )M Im- LET US TALK TO YOU ABOUT YOUR WILL of our by wQl of a suitable to 'and both bccuu.e hl aid ot lEWSFAPESr our proof vault FOR8AI tlTen it H. a -M offlce. FOR 8AW6 Onu-Kauonal cash rerj ter, "sea only three or four mon Cort W75.00, wm BettTor oo tha Box. 418, Reason for pmrty ot busings pa. 5 Wpod and power 1n engjno, mountedT BT- R'xel, Jersey EvciyboJy to see the mMi write about.

Washington is the tu singly in WASHINGrON and Pleasure TOUR June 4 to 7. 1913 Ro.md Trip froar -SPECIAL THROUGH CARS Two 'and three quarters' days (3 Tickets Include round-trip trcntportatlon, hotels and meals, and sUtJon to hotel hi For full conoern- ing leaving ot trains, tick- eta, ertpn of return Jitnit, cosolt Ticket Aget, or DAviD TODD, Division Pstpsenger Ageat, Willlsms- Pa, R. A vifH to the r.pital is die duly of- ciztj present tund voter and their Non-lubcrcnlin for the line on botflo, flee you are getting jou pay for, Have, one" of our wagons serve jou with rnjlk the proper food value. Milk Co. 1020 Erie Ave.

Both 6J1 St Phones FLORJiXA, HANNA ft and Stenmship Agts. 220 Weil Foiu'lh St On the -Lookout. Each boy scout now hunting With love for the Immense. That good. old-fasMoned knothole That grows hi the baseball fence Judge with el EmUQc- flris fffXK) 1 5 Mtfe i vl IV.

MIMttj (like iQutUatlon fn lit day.to (Uj) and title. in gold, with fli fa, lorfom. the-- orM fai-ftBtTiiKX with nx htirrfi'cd jufrUb g.i.Ji5-TIy i njhe fitbt of.