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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1901.
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IT IS ABOUT the most plnclti dim
mer we lmvr over linil In Sentnton.
Mul people linvo lllttert to purtH
Known fan' unknown than have
over loft the city lu-fore, nnd loss
social hilarity has liecn leiurdcd. Clolf
is at a MniidstUI, thoio arc few picnic
nnd ovon the porch party fail has sub
pldod. ran-Amorlcan vlnlts nro popu
lar nnd promise- to be even more than
that during the remainder of the sea
son. Tho weather la perfect In Huf
falo now. Such beautiful nlKhts, such
Blowlnp wonderful sunnetH as there are
such pleasant days with a braeliiK
hinezo from the Lake ICrlc to temper
the clear sunshine. People who put
nrf koIiik until late In October will find
the evenings too chilly for comfort.
Messrs. doorse U. lit notes and 1). E.
Taylor have none, to Kurojio to reniHln
8uvrr.il weeks. Mis. Taylor and Mini
are at Helmut-, X. J.
Mrs. Ji. (i. lliooks ami Mrs. V. ll.
Mcl'lavn and family have been at
Ocean Grove for the past few weeks.
A parly of Srrnutnii people that havo
enjoyed hoxrr.il weeks at (.'astlne. Me.,
lonslsted of: .Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Hoi-
Kate, Mr. Luther Keller and family,
Mr. J. U Stelle, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. D.
Stelle, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. I'lcrce nn4
Mr. and Mrs. L, It. Stelle.
Mrs. Kittle Urown-llaalott pave a
dellRhtful party on Tuesday evening
at her home on Mulberry street, In
honor of her guests, Miss Sexton and
Mrs. Hush, of Philadelphia. At mid
night refreshments were served.
Attorney and Mrs. K. V. Thayer are
happy over the arrival of it baby son.
The golden wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Jtlchard Olmstead will be
nppioprlately celebrated on the ISth.
Stanley Moyor and Mln UfUltii Mer
rlhue were united In marriage Thurs
day evening at the home of the bride's
parents, 213 Franklin avenue. They
were attended by Miss Kilnn Moyor
and I- C. itndlgan. Hev. Ilobert W.
C'lymer ofllclated. They went to Xew
York city on their wedding Journey.
Mrs. Mary Dickenson, of Lexlngl in,
Xebraska, who Is visiting at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. James Kaufman,
on llanlson avenue, was very pleas
antly surprised Thursday afternoon by
n large parly of the many friends that
she has made during her stay In Scran
ton. Thoso present were: Mrs. James
Kaufman, Mrs. John Kaufman, Mis.
Charles Hallstead, Mrs. Van Xort,
Mrs. tleorgo Weed, Mrs. Wlllanl O.tr
pouter, Mr. Krank T. Carpenter, Mrs.
Harry Smith, Mrs. Drew, Mis. Hlrcher,
Mrs. Alfred Hill, Mrs. Henry lllefon
berg. Mrs. Haeffner, Mrs. Clear, Mis.
John Hicks, Mrs. Ocorgo Harvey, Mrs.
Cummlngs, Mrs. Dcvlnc, Mrs. Mack,
Mis. James Fielding, Misses Oraee
Kaufman, May Hevlne, Kllzabeth
Hicks, Ksthor Haeffner, Masters Tiny
Kaufman, Klmor Kaufman, Glenn
Kaufman, Foster Kaufman, Creston
Kaulinan, Charles Dcvlnc nnd Clifford
Smith.
Mrs. Charles Font gave a delightful
dancing party at her cottage nt Lake
Henry Thursday evening. Tho guests
were the young people among the cot
tagers and several ladles and gentle
men from Scrnnton and Wllkes-Ilarre.
The beautiful new home which Mr.
Henry Hiady Is erecting on Monroe
avenue Is fast approaching comple
tion. Announcement Is made of the ap
proaching marriage of D. .!. Ueese, of
The Tribune, and Miss Hesslo Rna
Gardner, of the central city, a student
of the class of 1001, Keystone academy,
Faetoryvllle.
The Xoithup family reunion will be
held In the maple grow- on the John
Xorthup farm, near Glenbutn station,
this afternoon. Tennis will meet
friends coining on the trains and con
vex them to tho grounds.
Members of this large family arc re-
1 Rummage Sale I
(Saturday and Monday I
We will place on Scale at astonishing low prices all left- JJ
JJ overs from Spring and Summer trade. This is a great oppor- Jj
tunity to buy useful goods at less than half their value. M
g Silks and Dress Goods
O 4 Pieces Wash Silk, 50c value for 29c
Q Lot of Fancy Silk, $1.25 value for 39c
?j Lot of Fancy Silk, $1.2, value for 49c
0 Lot of Fancy Silk, $ 1.2s value for 69c
5 Lot Glasse Taffeta Silk, 75c value, for 39c
V Lot Cheney Bros.' Foulard Silk, 7,c value. ..45c
SLot Cheney Bros.' Foulard Silk, 1.00 value. 69c
Lot Black Figured Mohair, 50c value 23c
Lot high class Black Dress Goods, $1.50
value 79c
Lot high class Black Crepons. $1.50 value. ..59c
Lot Black Zebelines, $2.00 value $1.00
Lot Black Grenadines, $1.25 value 89c
Lot Black Grenadines, $1.50 value $1.00
Lot Black Venetians, $1.50 value 89c
Lot Silk hmbroidered French Flannels, $1.50
value 89c
Lot 50-inch Coverts, 70c value 59c
Lot Granites, 59c value 42c
Lot Novelty Dress Goods, 95c value 49c
Notions
Less Than Half Price.
$1.00 Kid Gloves, (small sizes) 50c
25c Stock Collars lac
2SC Pique Collars 12J4C
25c Ties ioc
Baby Dresses, Slips, Bootees and
Shoes, Baby Caps, Sacques, Bands, La
dies' Underwear, slightly soiled, Sun
Bonnets, Corsets, Baby Pins, Hair Bar
rettes, Belts, Feather Stitch Braids.
2 dozen Pearl Buttons 5c
Thimbles 2c
Buckles ioc, 25c
Scissors 19c
Side Combs, Yarns, Remnants of Embroid
eries, Remnants oi Ribbons.
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Ladies' Suits and Skirts
12 Ladies' Cheviot Suits, $18.00 garments. $ 5-95
4 Misses' Venetian Suits, Si 5oO garments 8.00
( Ladies' Venetian Suits, $20.00 garments. 11.95
9 Ladies' Blue Serge Suits, $10.00 gar
ments 2.95
7 Ladies' Black Cheviot Suits, $10.00 gar
ments A 4-95
9 Black Cheviot Skirts, $6.00 garment 2.49
9 Black Cheviot Skirts, $700 garments 349
10 Ladies' Blue Duck Skirts, $1.25 garments 69c
6 Ladies' Linen Skirts, $4-io garments 1.50
22 Percale Wrappers, $2.00 garments 1.25
iq Cambric Wrappers, 75c garments 39c
15 Colored Silk Waists, $69? garment. .. . 3,95
12 White Pique Skirts, $2.00 gatment 1.25
15 Mercerized Cotton Petticoats, $300 gar
ment 1.75
Ladies' Shirt Waists at Half Price
Hose and Underwear
Men's 25c Tan Hose i2jc V
Men's 10c Black Hole Proof Sox 25c W
Men's 75c Black Silk Hose 25c 0
Boys' 75c Black Bicycle Hose 25c j
Men's i2lAc Linen Collars 5c 0.
Men's 25c and 50c Neckties i2lc
Children's Heavy Ribbed Black 23c Hose isc
Misses' 25c Mercerized Red Hose 17c
Misses' 25c Polka Dot Hose 19c
Ladies' $1.00 Black Silk Hose 50c
Ladies' 50c Black Silk Hose 25c
Ladies' 50c Red and Blue Lisle Hose 29c
Ladies' 50c Tan Hose 19c
Ladies' 35c Tan Hose i2c
Ladies' $1,25 Cream Silk Vests fojc
Ladies' $1.00 Cream Silk Vests 49c
Ladies' 50c Cream Silk Vests 25c
Ladies' 50c Lisle White Vests 25c
Ladies' 25c Lisle White Vests 17c
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I New Wash Goods
fe At Rummage Sale Prices.
q During the past week we have been rummaging through the manufacturers'
A stocks and have secured a lot of new goods in beautiful styles not shown before in
Scranton.
it LOOK AT THE PRICES.
Choice 5c Lawns for 2 1-2C
Fine 8c Lawns for 5c
Fine Sc Dimities for 5c
Polka Dot 12 1-2C Duck for 7c
1 5c Dimities, Batiste and Lawn ioc
18c Dimities, Batiste and Lawn iaj$c
25c Colored Linens 19c
35c French and Scotch Ginghams 19c
25c Mercerized Ginghams 19c
45c Silk Chambrays 29c
1 jc Colored Lining Lawns ioc
6c Russian Crash 4c
6c Shaker Flannel 4c
6c Brown Muslin 4c
8c Brown Muslin 5 ioc
6c Bleached Muslin 4 i2c
Best Bleached Muslin 6c
Hill Muslin 6 1-2C
Best Black Prints 4c
Best Gtey Prints 4c 25
Best Blue Prints 4c
Apron Ginghams 3c
Best Apron Ginghams 4 1.3c
tJigrA Lot of Remnants of 12Jc Wash Goods for 8c.
MEARS & HAGEN
415 AND 417 LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
quested to brins, with their well filled
basket, olrl rcllcti nnrt old pictures of
Imllvltlitnl memberc whether ilend or
llvltiK, that they mny he viewed by
the coin puny.
Mr. and Mrs. A. . llnzlcll rnter
tnltied lust TupRilny evenlnB In honor
of their Riiest, Miss Klgarda Sexton, of
l'hllndeltihln.
Anions those present were: Mr. unit
Mrs. Morris Hunpt, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Ilnvls, Mrs. Charles Tropp, Mrs. WIN
II urn Hush, of Philadelphia; Misses
Suxlnn, Nculmuer, Deery, Duvls, Pit
toe, Hrown, Oamewcll, Pudden, Messrs.
Hlrlnird nnd Aniel Xcub.iuer, Davis
nnd llasuu.
Movements of People
Pr. Dean In at Loni: t.Ar, N. V.
Mr, .lohn II llr(U i nt Cntlaec City.
(Jforgc lil l nummtrinK at Ocran firtur.
Dr. V. V. Hilt and family are at I.al Ulnnla.
II. II, Wilder ii pcnllna; the summer at Dil
lon. Ihonia SprnRtie and family are at Walih Hill,
It f,
Mr. II. JI. U'lnlnn Mi returned from Atlantic
Htv.
Mm. .1. A. Price 1m returned from Cati!e,
X. V.
Mr. and Mra. A. I'. Bedford arc at Ocean
(!roe.
t'ol.net II. M. Iloe and fmilly are at Shdter
lelind.
Attorney A. A. Vniliurc and fumlly are l.ilc
UlnoU.
Mln Suan K. IMcUtiAon la laltlnt? (rlenda In
Phll.vleli'liia.
Willljm lirltfllh, of Wjomlng aicnue, la at
Clearfield. 1U.
ltei. Ir. .1. II Sweet, of Oneonta, wa In ll.e
iit till week.
Mis Clailj U.ilVltK "III go to Crjutal Lake
today for i iit
Mr It. .1. Mitthewi ha (een n-rloualy III for
tlie p.ixt few da
1'tMlni.iii lhrr.t Whyte H alowly rrromlnc from
hl menl lllnew.
Miu ClurloKe It. Ilrandow hi returned from
the Pan Vmerloan.
Attorney f. llawley ami family will ro to
NiifUlo iieit week.
MrJ. II K. aiinhn, of Jcrey City, ia Hsltlns
friends In St rariton.
i'.ntnuii I.. H. Squlrea and wife hue returned
from Atbiitie City.
Mr Fletcher and family will remote to Phila
delphia nert montli.
Mi Minnie (Inldonilth ia apendmst the summer
at Kaijle H.n. N. V.
t'oloin'1 II. II. Hippie in at the Serond lirlc;ad
ramp at Somerset. Pa.
I). Vi. Ilurr and family are cpendintc a few
weeks at !ike Winola,
Hon. II Arihlnld and family hac returned
from Cloier II oik, N. Y.
Mr JiM-pli leH lia returned from the Pin
American ami a like trip.
Colonel V. i. Hitchcock and family hue re
turned from Ocean (Irote.
MM Irene Katm hai returnid from a cunctrt
tour in Central Sew York.
Mrs Inc and the MIm I.on ent to the
Pan-Ameriiin on 'ITiursda;.
Mr. C. It. Hedfonl id epeiidine a. few dajfl
fl.hlnit en the Maine lout.
Mrs. M W I,ory ha returned from a ftay of
S"me week at Crj'tal like.
Vk .lane K DeWItt hai rrturnrd from a
month' Rt.iy In "ev Jersey.
Mr and Mr. I. A. Allilueh will eo to the
White Mountain pext week.
Mr. .1 M Kemmerer nnd f.imlly have returned
fmm a tiip to the Pan- mcru in.
Mr. .laik Stinton, of Filtnore aentie, ia fpend
inir hi laeatinn at tluitie City.
.ludee and Mrs Willird are taking a trana.
continental Journey to Vanro-uer
Mis M.ica:fe Ilurke, of Mineral treet, I aprnd
inc her arjtlon at Atlantic City.
Mr II C SjnderKin and fiiuil will apend the
nott fortnleht In nuffali and Krle.
Mr and Mra. .lohn fienter will eo to Buffalo
nel week to remain for a f-Tt niclit
Mrf. Chirle It. Connrll I the nuet of Mr.
Walton W Mitihell. of I tin. N. V.
Mcvm. .laon and Carl Welle have pone to
ijurlKv for a Imnlliic jnd fi'hlni; tiip.
Ml lllanrlie Poller, of 'amter Ilrothen, leaea
1mU for Like Winola lei a fortnight.
Mi K C L.indH i iitine at the home ef her
daughter. Mr. .1. .1. It mm, at Palla.
Mr and Mr. P. F. Whltteniore le,ie Mon
day for a ii.lt to Poston and Cape Cod.
Mr Lillian Hiilin, of the N rant on poftoffiie,
lia returned from a Nit in W'aliniKton.
Mr Jneplilni' Mott, of Mott llaien, ha re
turnnl fiom tho I'.iu-mrrlo.m cponon.
Mei .Ume Pl.iir, ir.t Theodore and F, C
Fuller will fpeiiil lllHlar at Crtal Lake,
I; ! Illrliilil and t) F. P.txhee h.ne returned
from .1 W'V.io alontr the tlantlc feiboird
Mi Mice Matllien ha leturncd from Lake
riel, v In re he lu heen the tuent of Mr. (.
S Weston
Mi More and Mi llealli, of the 5,'ranlon
Ilich biIh'"I, line relurniil from HiifTahi and
?at uiora
Ml Flinheth Mirrill I recoierine from the
att.ii k of iltr.ca nhi h tauned her frund ai
much anxict
Hr I. C Kennedy, Dr. Vewherrv, Dr. Corr
ami Dr Waller l'ordhani are at nanv-gat Pij en
a lachtinz trip.
Mr and Mr . D. Hhnklnton and Mr. and
Mr, (rori.'c II niilh aie enjoilnc a trip along
the Milne io.ist
Mr and Mr. T II. W'atkin haie returned from
Shelter Maud, where they were irueats of Mr. and
Mr K. Ii Fuller.
Miv.es ora Couchlin and Migele Noone, of
Phelps ctrcel. are the gueMs of Mi h. I,. Mnran,
of New Yoik cit.
Ml Mjitle Malutt, of Dnmond aenue, left
yesterday on an extended tour of Xrw Jerey
and New- Y rt htnte.
Mr. nnd Mi, W. D Kennedy and fimlly, ie
eompanleil l Mi-a Phothe Carter, will leaic lor
Nantmkit on Mondaj.
Mr W. Rrandow ha returned from iiith
ern aliforrla, wlmher he went to regain hr
health, hut with no aiine.
Mi and Mr, I,eil Xorthup and dnmhtrr-. are
TiMtlng frirnds in Doiheter. They will go to
the Pan Vmerieaii nut wof!,.
Mr and Mr. Frank .lermrn and diughtrr,
Frjnif. have returned, afler knending a week
at 'lie Pan inerii.au and NiJC.na.
Mi'i-rs Kathinne Keefe, Vcelii Piuwn and
leuiue nici.nan h ft jeterdiy for a visit with
friend In ninghainton and lluflalo.
Mr Thoina lln.kon, who ha pent Hie 1it
la week .it rtlo. k lljnd, hi returned to hrr
toiinlr.v t"UL ai Iorritown, V. ,1
Mi Suan Figin and family, of Third Urorf,
rituriied heme ,otord.iv after a lay of two
week at Pleanant Mount, Wa.vne loiiniv.
Mr and Mi, tjeorc II. Suitt and son, l.rw
reme. of Wililir jn'iiue, will leave IihIii for .1
tliiee wcik' trip to MillT.ilo. Kile and lletmit
T ! Mullen, master rrrinanii for Hie Srintrn
Pillwav lomnaii, wife and on, Franci. left
jiterda fur Atluiiv Park for a throe week' tav.
Mr. O Salihurv and fon. Flo.vd, line le
turncd from a prolonged visit In Southern Call.
fornla. aiiompanU'd hy her tiMir, .Mr. W. .
Prandow
Mr ami Mr Frnei-t Dolph and Mr and Mr
fienrge Pendleton lclt jeterdav morning for
Moningtnn, Conn., and will aUn tit Watili
Hill, Newport and Itoaton.
Ml V Iiile Cunningham left Thursday for
Pliiladelplna and Atlantic City, where i-he will
upeiul her vacation. She wj accompanied y
her niter. nraie, of Klmln, X. '
C K Toh. chief tlerk to Superintendent F.
F I.ooml, of the laekawanna coal department,
rraumed hi dutie yeaterday after a two week
vacation ipent at Coluiiihiaii flrove, Siuquehanna
roiintv lie wa aciompanin! by hla family
Mr llert Rlnom, who MitTeied a erioii Injurv
hv falling from third Mnrv wlndiw In Kama.
City, haa been hrnught to thia rlty, and In now
with hia sinter, Mr W W Ives, where it iti
thought that he I on hi way to recoveiy
Itev C M fiifrln. 1) D . and .lanir (1. Miep.
Iierj'i having heen appointed l;y the Methncll.t
Kpicoij church a delegate to the Keuiiic nlc al
lonfeiciice, which lonvenea in Loudon, Sept 4 t
1". will sail todav on the Mrainer "Meiioiiilnec "
Ilev Waircn fi. Partiidge, D I)., of Cine in
luti. who rreachea In I'enn venue Paptikt
(hiirdi tomorrow, Ii belne entertained at the
home of I. M Horton, on Monroe avenue Dr
Partridge wa for lx yeara the popular ami cue.
ieful pastor of Penn vemie churili, unci he
will, no doubt, be greeted bv laige eongrrgatlon
tomorrow lie will urelv receive a cordial wel
come from hia former flock.
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SCIENTIFIC SALAD
"Inaccurate knonledge Ii a, dan(trroa thins,
So in all thitiga let ua be accurate."
Iteadera ef the Salad would greatly aid me
In my task lev- making quevtlo.i (not nee
arlly for publication), which II poesible will
Ie anawrred In full In an earlv IUJ if Ire
Weekly Salad and their receipt acknowledged
Immediately by mail All auch cciniminlia
Hon mint, however, aa a inatier of courae,
bear the writer', lorrect name ard addriM
aa otherwise they taniiot ba taken Into consideration,
JONAS LONQ'O SONS.
JONAS LONG'S SONS,
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RDIIF.nr llAVni'ltN statei that a mouth filled
with cleia)rd tcclh I alwajs In a septii
londltion. 'I he septic fluid theicfiom are ion
sUtitly being conlliiuillj swallowed and m-kiI
Into tho atomach, which, together with tho
Intrettf11.il canal, they iiltl In alleiling. 'lliu re
sult many a-asea of chronic djspcpsli and gatro
intestinal ealairh. huch patient should hue
the mouth put Into peifect londllloii bv the
ilentM. M111II1 brcithlna; I ulwij .1 vmptom
of illc.ie. ( hronie enlargement of tin tun. II
being one of tho mnl frrqiient cause eil this
eondlllon, icquire prompt and thorough tnal
tnent, and In mn.t i.ic thoe orgin sliuiild
be removed. 'I he vinie tie.iliiicnt applle ilo
to adenoid nnd polvpold ginwtli III Ihe po
tcrlor n.iil space unci ph.ir,vnc. Patients slioohl
be advised to ue the tooth bruMi unci cleanse
the teeth with sonic mildly anll-ceptic solution
three time a ilij, nnd Hie .une is to be advoc it
rd for Hie iiop and mouth. A dibilo solution
containing gljierinl of caibrdlc acid, INIcrin or
laniphn phrnlcpie will do what la requiied. For n
tootli powder there i nothing so good a pieclpl
titeel clnlk. Many authotltle believe tint the
regular ui.d s.vteniitl- clenn.lng of 1 hlldren'.
teeth would not nnlv prevent clct.iy of the teeth,
but would gie.itly dliiiliil.li the nuniber of r.ies
of warlet fever, cliphtherli, me.iile., tiibcrinlo!,
tvfihold fever and all the oilier Infective clle,iw
which kill so nnny of cmr iliildun every )ear.
Mcdliil llctoid.
nedtlmo Luncheons for Thin, Ner
vous People.
II wa. formeil.v thought that food takrti lit
bedtitiio cieatcd tmllgelion nnct bad du-atn.
While iindniiblrcllv rich and hearty ford l in-
appropriate the time ahoen for icpnv, n
light, tioiirlvhlng repat at night often conduce
to sound deep by diaviug the blood awaj from
the brain,
Ph.vlcian arc' now advising a heclllme liinin
for weak, nervoii and emaciated people. The
long hour. of sleep continue about one-thiid of
our eilcnce. Mlhough lb demand made .ip.i'i
tho ileni i li.ih1r.1llv inn h les than dining
tlie w iking houi. tlierc I .1 watting aw-jv of
tissue eoncciuent iimii the supenion of tiiltrl.
meiit for 111 my limit. Hie bodv feed upon
llelf, for food tik"-n at ilinner i digested at
bedtime. Often one I rctles and wakeful at
nisht becme tlie toiuuli 1 eniptv.
Man i the onli creature we Know of who doe
not deem it piover to sie-p on i aroocl meil.
The infint iinlinctively crie. to be feet at night
showing that food i iieienv during tint timo
a well a through the div and tint wien left
too lone without It caii'e it dlcomfort which
it make known by living
If joii crave It, cat a light. eally digested
lunch at bedtime, or even during the night
should von waken up ancl be wakeful, and the
long hotn of leep will vvork out for vou a prob
lem of addition. Instead of subtraction, of adi
pose tiue. Ledger Monthly,
A Correction of Popular Errors.
We do not rip-el the light hand to sinipa-
Hiiro with an injury to the left hind: but that
I what we do evpect in ea of a suk or in
Jured eje. The reaou for this phenomenon i
simple enough to those who e,m be convinced bv
circiiiiist wllil evidence. A mm bid stiniiilii
tiaiiMnlttcd to the otitic tr.u t i.iuuot he ah
icorbed or disposed of, befote it In a elnnec to
jus over to tlie opposite side, and invc he the
well eve bv ret'ex action, owing to tlie siinll
area Pliienologieal ilnrt iiecl to be 1 omnon,
in which inaiiv conic 1 in the brain were so
1 one heir and bcautlfullv platted a 1 western
lown.ite. Hut most of sue h knowledge wa
guesiwork, ancl ha not ben supported by clinical
nnd inatoiuicil evidence. Science cobl blood
id, ami demands Ihe amplest Kind of proof for
every fact. Med. F.ulnngo, .
Raising the Maine.
I!.tling the Maine fiom the lml of the haiLor
of llavani, Cnln, where It lu been lving since
it w.H blown tip in 1i, t to be .ltteliii'ed
bv . F. Clniiiherliln, of CI1I1 igo. ulm hi .1
lontrart for Him viih fro 11 I,- I'nitcd 'litis
offlc i.ils at Ihiani, i.v Hie Fiigineeritig Xiw.
Tlie wreck lu -unk ciccn nto the oft mud,
but the propoil 1 to build a water light 'off-i-dmi
eiu losing tlie wrcik, .Hid to pimip out the
mud and water, to eniblc (he hull to be patih
eel ami pontoon. att 1 'ud lc tin vcv-el. 'Alter
would then ho admitted and the wreck nl"'!
b.v the buovancv- of tho pontoon. Tlie icilTer
1I.1111, acioidiug to report. I to consist of Iwn
low of Tc) foot piles, the pile of each row be
ing miiiiei led by ,1 woven m litres work to re
tain .t tilling of Mini and '.lone between the
two row. The 111v.1l oillkial woul I not allow
the wieik to bo blown up by dininille, pntlv
nut of respect to the tmtlie of tline who went
down with the ship, and putlv for fc er of 1 .
ploding the ship' nngalne, with cli-l-lmm tc
suit to the building il-mg the water front.
The Dreams of the Blind.
Dr Wm W. lrelind 111 Meick'f Arch, give .in
intc testing lesuiiie of an article upon tin uhect
bv Friedrich IIHm luu.inn. Mr. Ililn iimaiin be
tame blind in Ihe thud veil' of hi-, life, but '
slill able to ilininguidi between light and dirk
lie. He never dream of Mcing. and doc not
dure the limy of the pucl tint the pirit, free I
during sleep from boclili- re. 1 1.1 ml. cm real, re
tin- gift of sight. He tell u tint the blind,
in generil, hive wcim-d themelvc fuon then
(lctii cue . mcl feci themselves in jn accustomecl
and nitiir.ll condition. Ihev bive not tl:.it pain
ful longing for lijht wluili those who have all
their encs sometime poetici'l.v 'e rilie to them.
Naturally llieii ilicani nie imiqioumled of tlie
ntlier sciisition. especiillv the niiiicion ef
healing. 'Ihe bliiiel iliejiu much of mice, bv
wiilcli the peiMUi nf their ncqu.1i11t.11ne are
rccocnlcd, whcii.i the a-innf often elrciin of
fill-. niiel flgurea; smiutiui.- aiilmil. rspee iallv
elog ami hiril. seem lee the sishtles to hive
huiinn voices, and to h gifted with speech. V
bliiul mill vvho travctcel home oucc a ,ve,ir u-cd
to drc.im of tho joiunev lev 1 .1 1 1 . lu tin ia-e tlie
elriani were mule up of the liimherliu cjf tiip
nhcl, tlio hbllc'iil Hie Icis'imiitlio, tlie feel
ing ot Irish ulr tlirniigh the ip-n windows, and
the ,1111 II of food old .1! (hi station.
Mr. Ilitse hminn tells 11. Hut, while Ihe die, mi
world of the blind 1 poor In sensory imago,
It I iich In ah. Halt plieiioiiiiui. It i lni.11 -tcilstlc-
of their ilri'iiu tint ihe sheiiet ntlin
fnN himself .1 fiiect.ilor .i if he wltnes-rd .1
pliv .11 a theilie. He inn lo witness nmel,
diami'. or philoaophh ii lectmi. It I sup-pu-cd
tint these appeal to mine Hiicniuh Hie ear,
for he tell us that lie never dream of handling
a hoik for Hie blind, or of mlng hla writing
.ipp.cr.llu. Seeing ' p, uple, however, sehlenu
driain nf iciding and warcily ever vt will.
nig.
The
Buying
Habit
On the part of the
shopping public divides
itself in certain distinc
tive divisions. On cer
tain days of the week
certain lines of goods
are in demand.
Today's list will give
you an idea of the va
rious lines that are al
ways in demand on
Saturday. You'll find
some forceful items in
the list. These are es
pecially interesting to
the men.
Crown Make Suspenders
We all know that there is
no better suspenders made
than the Crown Make. We
also know that they are
considered Q cheap at 50
cents, and ArSC, at the price
the value vwv js extraor
dinary. This price will hold
good for Saturday. If you
prefer you can have the. 50c
Harris Suspender at the same
price.
A Quartette of interesting
items from our Shoe Department.
Jonas Long's Sons
Women's Oxfords, $1.50
Made from genuine vlcl kid,
hand-turned and up-to-date in ev
ery way. Special concessions make
it possible for us to olTcr these Ox
fords at the above price. Ordina-
rily they would sell for $2.50.
Women's Strap Sandals, $1.50
It's quite the proper style, these new double Strap Sandals for
women. They are made of patent leather with the new French heel.
Boys' Shoes, $1.00
Sizes 12 to 2, solid leather, in two styles, either sewed soles
or patent screwed soles.
Boys' Shoes, $1.25
Same as above, only in larger sizes, 2 1-2 to 5 t-2.
Hen's Shoes, $2.99
Made of black vici kid, velour calf, black russla calf, and pat
ent leather. Compare these with shoes at $3.50 and then decide.
Copyright Books
A Few New Titles.
Truth Dexter Sidney McCall.
The Tower of Wye W. H. Babcock.
The Potter and the Clay Mana H. Peterson.
The Puppet Crown Harold McGrath.
The Crisis Winston Churchill.
The Uncanonized Margaret Horton Potter.
At $1.40
Tarry Thou Till 1 Come George Crowly,
and
A Sailor's Log Robley D. Evans.
Toilet Articles Mack's Peach Meal, ioc. Kirk's Juven
ile Soap, highly perfumed, 15c a cake. Violet Talcum Pow
der, 1 pound box, 9c. Violet Toilet Water, 3 ounce size,
25c. Ask for a sample bottle of perfume.
Jooas Long's Sods
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$5.00 to Atlantic City, Cape Mny,
Sea Isle City, Ocean City, Avalon,
Wildwood, or Holly Beach via
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Spcclul ten-day excursion Thurtsrlay,
Aurjuht 'Si. Train leaves Hcrunton at
6.13 p. in.
'"Knock-Out Drops."
Tlif IniriMflnir. so vvlmli i mules 0 r!ior.il
livelialp (or irimiriil pm p.i-.t , in ihe feinn nf
vvli.it Is known ii Iviioc k-iiut ilrop-. I well,
ktinvvih Tin f.i" Willi vvnlcli tliry urn ailinliiik-Irri-il.
tho I'ortJinty '! tlie rr-siilts jne tin- ii'in
i.ir.ilp nMr lr tlio prrnti.itnr, nukr ni1 h
cTitni"s ilitticult to 1I0.il with by the pnllin. (ii
i.islonill.i a ilcith rrsulu fiemi Hit' ailnilnll ra
tion nf tno laiu'f a 'I11-'. ""' "'' .itlr.HN alien
lion to tlio Milijrit. Vo In que nl ly li.n inlonl
h.velnilp hi on Usui In KimlJiiel tint spcrl.il lavvH
have hern i4n(iI tliui" tlut thp Ini'rc ileii'i
tlon of it upon a pfrm In .1 solution vvhMi
iiiulil ri'.i'oiijhl.v bi hiippiispel tei bo iispel for
1rl111ln.il ptupusis i. Millie i til fen j ( 1. ml. Hon.
(It1iii.il hvilutp Ins miv lillli' t.istf vvlmn ail-
iniiiUlprfil lu alrohnllij solution, p.nlu ul.nlv
hfe 1, ane its el'IrUlon by tlio li'to I. fuithir
rrnilrml lrs llkclv hi the f.ut tint a tlnic U
ihusiii vihni Hie iiulivieliiil is iii"i 0 or pm uiieler
the iiirturnco of lutovlianls ami I In" on-e of l.ivte
is nhtiiniltrl. 'Hill dill'.", Iiovvcvrr. un In- ilc
(fc toil by tin odor, which ia viry .linihr In that
of tlio cucumber as wrll as to tlut loft as a
trail of the icpprrlifail snako, jrii niav mo
a .1 vvainlnir nl rlanecr In rllhPi ince-, (or tho
viisi nf snirlt l not an o.isily nhtunilcil as aii
our other cre unilrr llkr iluuinstanii's. t
this time a rKsp of from forty lo richly uialns
will rimlrr a wrnn iimonrlom an1 iiiiie hrlp.
liM for ovcial hours, duilns whiili tlmo he Is
rrbbfil and tin- perpelritois of the irlioo lnve
ample oppoituiillj to pupee. The vlitlni upon
Hiovirliu' (ir 111 the I'Hoi't nf (he clruir liny I'O
uiicumcluui ol ii)lliliif lul 11 tf becu aJniluU-
toreel to bun, rhnply thliikiiu: tint the rlleita
.lie line tei the ccic-Mve iinlulsincc In litiiur.
Lunar Pictures.
The common notion that we .iln.iv. ,iv the
amr face nf Ihe- moon is not olintls ininil.
iiiiiiur tei 11 Main pei Hilarities in its movements
tltrotidi the hiMvuiv the moon his i i-low ni i.
litury motion, known as "libiatlon," whlih in.
ihle us tn obtain a mv nf roiislilrrahl.v luoie
th 111 one lunar heiiiiplii re. I ho irlect is the
same as if we wire tn leietk at the ineioii at cl IF
fiiuit times bom ililTcre'lir points of mow, the
ililTeient directions rant;iii- thioush an auslc
nf about sivtein eh'irrcps. This tut ha for many
,vecrs been ulllireil for obtaining isti'ieeisioplc
views, wliie Ii brins out verv ktiiklnal.i the ro
iiinUitv eif the inoeiii. Two photniaplis t iki i in
elilTerent uionths aii'i at Iiiiim pinperlv i hos, n,
and aiuiwanl vl'wid throiisli a properly leu
.tnietiel telelcope, cl, tlie iaiiie ttallnes.s of
reliif as we obtain In oh-vrv r.ff nn object at a
distance line inches Ii mi tie ii'.
Ueienllv I'rof. 1'rinr. of iter'in. Ins .-itii,. (
I the sime niethoil to 'he t vnniii iMoii of sim'l
poitions nf the lunar surfae e uiutlv iiiiiriillnd,
and Is thus 1 11 ahlttl lo iralers and nllid ile
tails in llieir nitural proportions Tn et the
best rftnts, lie uses tmcitives prluinl nn ulisS
and inoijeratily illiiiiiin tt'-cl bef.ue a fpn ially
ananu'Ce! bu kirrriiinel. The tte-ie pn turlhoej,
it 111 iv be aeldeel, irives the 1lap(s of the buur
fiatuies in a iiianii"!' altouillur dirler. nt Inuri
that ifloreleil bj Irlesipph obri'rvalion. lu lb"
liliei ia-e we ju lee of 'he feiruis ihe sil,m's
last. 'Ihe siereosioiiie viv brims IIimi into
leliif llimiiuli the well-l.tiov ,1 prinup'u if c o
Ileal pirall.iN.
The Color of the Sky.
Ilr. N. II IMise.v treits nn Ihe inlor of polar
iratioii of l-liif sl.ill.-lit in .tn arliele in the
Menilhlj Weather Heiieiv. The nibjei t has bun
coiisiderpil nf print iuteiest mi biinelre d nf
vi us. laeinnlo ill Vinci ceiiisideied llul (lie
blue of the .k.vllelit Is due to Ihe mixing if Ihe
white siinliirht rirliHlpel fiom the uppir laiiis
of the nir vviih the iuiiueu blae kite s nf ,pue
Mr l-au Siwlein thouuht the the relict I lite pir-
lie Ioc wile Mil ill elrops nf water. 'I Ins llnoiv
was at first ceiierilly aeerptid, but lu 1M7
Cl.1u.11n Mibji'itul it tn a strict initheiniili.il
anilisls. h' preiiul llul Ihe Unlit nf the ky
innol be due lo the rilloction nf sunliulit In
Mil ill diops of water. T.vielill, in Isiiy, ilriuuii
htraleel tint when the piitlcbs lauslntt the tur
hidit.i ale eMiiillnu'ly tine, iallrne liuht is imt
rinl.v .a maiftiihipiit blue, but U pnlai iti in ihe
plane of si-aMi-rlii;; Ihe auionnl nl polarlati'm
is a 111 minimi nt an inu'le of eiuitv dcjiee's vviili
the (in Mint llflil, and tin ilenulttnu seen
t hliuu-li it Is imlnipahrd b.v the liiibleblv. I. "id
ltivleh;h uiideitneik tlie aujlviieil tlr.it nut. I of
the -iibiti t nnil pinviel ipille irnntlv tint almut
a lluiil of the toial liuht Imni tho li' ni.iv
be peeotinleil for l,v Ihe suittiriug pmihiieil hi
Ihe ineilei iili-i of n.ii:cii ind nitrnsiii In the air
tntiielv' iiKlepeudiiit nt the pre.ciiee n dust,
iiipii-nns vapor, or ntlier forricn malter.
Pinm these and other nlworvallntis am) Invntl
cations it is evident that the tedor nf tie ky
is indipendcnl of Ihe HiL-illir illstanee nf the
point nberved Irnni the Min-beinir a function
nf imly the Mate nf the atmns-phcic and the
thickness nf the slral inn nbserveel. Careful nb
.ervatlons nn tlie color nf pnlariralmii nf Hi"
llcht fiom the M), tliripfoie, mpplv dila de
lernilninK the aiieiiint ainl le nf the iur'ii!(
float line In Hie nir. be the) dust nr wiier, and
as anv ilni.fo In ihe Hair of the atiunphire will
nfliit these llialllles, sue ll nicscnatieiltt ulloubl
be of pvorlne irasliic; iiiiporljtice lo ni.'leor-iilnili.
Home-Made Barometer,
Uli.lt I was a (mill boj I vl.llid :
ramp away iii north in I lis-
lumber
vvootls nf M him'.
me tin ic sivv a pioer baiouietu, fa.vi. n writer
III the l'lilladelphli Inepilltr. It was dltlrrent
fiom an evri kp ii line, and mi rall.v mado
that I ni.iiiiiiinnill It to hon who aie ciiing
caiiipiiitf nt ll'liniL' this eaon. lake niie dram
Cdib ainphor Bum, allp ter and ammonia ali.,
ami iliiM-nlve tin m in about thirteen drains nf
pure alcohol, "hike the mlnure well, and uvir
and i"er ncaln, until disolveel. Then pour it
Into a Ion? narrow hotlle. When ettled ynn
mutt mrk the bit tie wnli urrat e.tie, atel real
it llBhll.v, fi tint nn nime air can enter. Hans
(his bottle of iiuxtute on Ihe nnnh ,ie nf
tin, 'cut. or house, nul sf will prove a peileil
weatlier pre het. When u ii niuild.v or rlmi'I.c,
it is a slcn of tain. When little white flikei
settle ill the Iwtlinn of the bottle ll meant
thai the weather ia urnvvlinr colder, and ilia
thicker thu dipuill the colder It bavmej. rine, I
starrv flakes foretell storm, ami laree flakrt
aie hiEtis nf miovv When the lbpiid seems full
of little- thrr.nl like forms, that craduillv- ria
In the dp, it means wind and Midden storms
Iti this ami vnu will nnd it mure reliable than
a ceitli, imported Innnni ter.
A .tfe'.v Kind of Stained Glass Pic
tures. The Cinnir.s bavp innnted a new descrip
tion nf Blisswne, pie linens nf whlih have been
on ihibiinn in l.ncli-id 'Ibis cloisonne kU,
as it is 1 illeel, is Mtiutar lo staimd plais, but i
cliimiel tei be Miperior 'I be eloiKii is preparcl
in ilmible hras.s wires, and tin- intersli-es aie
nihil with siinll piens of cnlornl class. Th i
elesjun is thin iiiouulpil nn a luce oheet rf
plain Bliss, tn wiih h it is finnlv al In lied by
tneins nf a tian-lucent cement, nothcr simi
lar sheet nf t-la-s is tlirn pliceel upon the top
or the eloslijii lit the .une waj, fo that tho
ntloieil b't i1 insetted between two sheets of
glass. t this meius the ilolsonne class is
smooth on either ehle. It lauiiot be bent ur
loo.ineel, and in view of the thinness of tho
Lr.is.s- wires tnoip licht is admitted thin is the
cio with staineel cliss. eov in.' In Ihe thickness
nf the leadni fiimework in the litter.
An Ancient Ship.
IltiriiiB Ihe pre cries of the eonvlrnetlon of lh
reservoirs for the iiiliitrrineni of the London
wiler siipplv, a splenebd M.ieetmen of an aime-it
isliip has lieeu i)isi,overeel in the lml nf the old
Klver I,ea, the coutse it which Ins been d'
verteel in niehr tn permit the excavations. The
i-p was found at a ihpth of seven ftet Iv I "c
(he Miiface. It la about titty fret lon', and n
lemstriictiel of oak Ihinuzhout, with Ihe e ep
Hon of Hie keel, vvlu-li is nf elm. Ihe nls of
the bnit are Kfuitii to the sides hi irinuls,
while Hip tlmbirs aie eturril with iiud- and
pilinitive, llioiich well in olo, lion mils. Ilia
flont-hotiel. aie llso fisiniod mccihei with natla,
and the calkins is ilone vviih filt. Many ain,
Miiirians, vvhei lnve i satntnod Ihe rein, thin.
that it 1 oiisliiutm-il 1 pirt of Hip fleet with
which Kinc Mfnil Hie (ireat fmuht acamat ine
liinis. nothir iuiimi dusotit boal, esluni ed
to Ie abeiut L'..')f vcars nld, was alo unearth'-d
and lintra aio tu bo dciiusttni in tile Dilli.n
.Mi:cum.
Dcflnitions.
TIM. IIMOMi:'l Kit MtbotiBli a ilefluitinn of
Huriiioiiieler has bei ii siven In a former issuu
nf the "1111!, as well as the elifteirnt rules bv
wlin Ii the ti'i'i'i-l. ilurr nl surinuudlnE Mibslames
Die measiiifd in the illiTinnt loiintrics by it, v t
I think tlnl the follow Ine bUtorj nf the n
veiilioii ot this most fieipnutly consulted of al
lll.liiniltlits nl nio.HUl' lite lit at the pirsent tuno
ln.ii lulirrst the icnlci-s ol the Mild, a a sup
rili'tnilil to the foiinci elcliiilliou loiitaliied in
I remit miiiibi r nf the Popular Nlcneo lonih i
It Is irnbablv not ceuei illy known Ih it tua
IheiumliKtii' was Invenud bv li'illleo. Whm n
utile tuber that we nivo in ihl nne man not on v
lite fnuuilitinns of ph.vsiial siiruie, but also m
,a larce iiieuure, the pendulum, the telescnpa
ami the uilc rn-i npe, it lu.iv lead to a eritam
amuunt of ni"dol,v in our appiemlion of mod
ern iuvitilioiis.
liilllrii, probably in lVii, invented the opn
theniiicciipc, IVrdlnuiel II. nt 1 use-any flrpt
ealed the class, iinkinc the liistiument mile
pendiut of aimosphcne presuie. Many Im
proMiitents were ciailuall.i niacle, tsprililh in
the rmleavor tn h points mi t deiliilte siale,
the lieezlne point nf watrr beinir drst uscl
a i ile Unite .tiriittf pnmi Ii liobeit llooke,
in belli Ot the ilnee tbiiniouieteis elill in use,
I'uhicnhclt' Ihetnininrl r was iuicliteil in lift1,
llp.'ititnur's liiMiiuni'nl in IT J and the fcalo
of Celsius-the untijiadi eale-iu 1712. Nnim
of tliceo Instruniiiiis. bovvevn. Is now- u.id in
the fin in in whh h il was nrteinillv devl.eil
It is ii somewhat unions tail that the instru
ment I'onstiiiilid bv tin l.einian, t'aliirnlien. is
Used most exilualvelv I' ihe llnsll.h -peikliiR
peoples tlut Inviiitid b. (lie 1'riin liiuin, He.ua
iiiur, is ued dually in ti noiili of liumpi.
while that nf tin iele. (Vl.lias, is used in
FiPiichi-peakliis miintrles, ami eibiively bv ha
Mlenti.ts 'Hip cinucudc Male, tin rem p)int
nf which is the Ireivimr point nf water, It
now u.(el alnio.t univpi.ill.v in urinific invcsii.
eations. The insln objection to U ininmon uw
Is the lniBlh nf the decice, ihe interval be.
Ivveen th-s fieeiinif aii'l Hip boilins point of
vvalir beinu divided Inln ii instead ol 11 de
crrcs, as on tlio I'lhrenlieH -ale. This inaken
the lenstli nf a lentlBraile ihcrre neirly twlee--nlne
tilili Hut of tin.' more familiar Kahrcnhitt
ilecrcc. r
s-Carl Scllir, M. D.
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