Specials on /? * £ Special 3 oz.
62c m // yna Colgate's Shaving Soap, cuke, 5c I T) a 4-- 1 q Q/ 1 p
9 Havana Tucks 25c S Sil Shavl'w Powder .... 20C JJULLIC OCtIC
7 Even Steven Cigars 25c Face Powders Bm M M A """ Kw W l,a^ ,,K * r< j" m "' 25c Aroma c Spirits Ammonia, 3
7 King Oscar CI a 25c dl,c 1 uvvucla ff Jr || _y BrtL M UB Colgate's Shaving Stick 20c ozs 150
7 Sweet Girl Cigars" 25c D -' ep Klss Fbco Powder 37c jSsm Cutlcura Shaving Soap 18c 25c Sweet Spirits Nitre, 3 0z5..,150
7 Gennrai Hartrnnft Clears" * * 25c Alurp a Powder 78c MM MM MM ■■ I Menncn's Slaving Cream, 15c 25c Ess. Peppermint, 3 ozs 200
4 BenMlrzaPlenrs B " 25c Charles' Face Powder 20c Ml JM W MM S m Pnhnollvc Shaving Stick .... 15c 250 Lime Water, Ipt 150
4Mo la Cigars " 2SO Carmen Fucc Powder 31c K ™ Rcslnol Shaving Stick 18c 2Gc Camphorated Oil, 3 ozs. ...15c
7 Blue Seal Clears 25c Jfflvn Rlt ' e Powtlep 27c mjj jfii -J. &J. Shaving Cream 15c 25c Tr. Arnica, 3 ozs 15c
7Ti Tnftnn rTirnrs "5c Face Powder 25c H VH Jk£ssr Williams' Shaving Stick 17c 25c Rose Water and Glycerine. 3
7 Coiinqpiinr riirnrc 25c Ija 11,a0,1c Powder 32c BL M 9 J Williams' Shuving Cream ... 17c ozs *so
f _ Hr c Mary Garden Face Powder... ,75c \ / [ 1 jf Williams' Shaving Powder ... 17c 25c Soa P Liniment, 3 ozs 150
" & • *"<* Powder 21c TfWl ( fJj/7\ "* /7Williams' Shaving Soap, oako 5c 25c Spirits Camphor. 3 ozs 15c
— R. & G. Face Powder 45c IxtL ——————————
Toothpastes £ „ Doan ' s Kidney Pill Limestone Pho, P hate
Colgate's Dental Cream 20c Tetlow's Swan Down Face Powder t/J(jVlllYYrtW 32c 20c
Kolynos Tooth Paste 15c c
i fP „ ... n. Tetlow's Swan Down Face Powder _ _ _ . — _
ZSrXSX r :::::: IS _ - 3 00 Makket St -3 06 Bro a nSt Hair Pre P a ' ati °- ~ T ° llet Creams
Pond's; Tooth Paste 15c (rcmo DeMeridor Ll<lnla Faeo 1 lrt nlltl ** \J VJ LJ UU 1. SI. 25 Alien's llalr Restorer ... .08c Aubrey Sisters' Cream 17c
ilf'm ii t li b i 1- Powder 28c ___ 50<- llarlto Comiiovnd 34c Charles Flesh l-t)od 20c
Tooth Paste"'.'.".'.".'.' 17c Hudnut's Face Powder 30c Wp RpCprVP fllft Riflllt frk I Imlf fllionl-ifi 50c Rcta Qnlnol 38c Creme DeMeridor 15c, 20c
SS White Tooth Paste 15c Iloubigant's Face Powder .... 70c C liCOvl VC lllv iVIHIII lU L
PClmk-O Tooth Paste 27c? ——————————— 51.00 Danderinc 50c Colgate's Cold Cream 20c
Kuthymol Tooth Paste 13c |„J Q„l|.„ 50c Hcrpicide 20c n - & "• Cold Cream 15c, 25c
42c Qola T A ;l A
-p- a HeIIhIU # . v la SLm &fc m £3 a H 9 rL* ■ ■ Mm MP mH E* SI.OO Hay's llalr Health 50c Ingram Milkweed Cream 30c
55c —p J 1 lUiliUa y ualv UI 1 Ulicl \JUUUo !... SSSSS'SSr- 1 s
——————— ———— 1 aICUm r owders J 50c MiUslflcd Cocoannt Oil ... 20c Hudnut's'Cold Cream '.'. 34c
TootVl Powrlers Babcock's Corylopsis Talc Powder lTr , ~ . 50c Parker Hair Balsom 38c Hudnut's Cold Cream "!!"!! 17c
. isc '£ We carry a large line of Toilet Goods and our prices are ffiKSSSSasrSs^g;
- " the lowest in Central Pennsylvania SS KffiW':::: S?
Kutliymol Tooth Powder, 17c Hand's Chailng Powder 18c VUIUJJIHWUH, SI.OO Seven Sister Hair Grower, 75c Pond's Cold Cream, jar 15c
Grave's Tooth Powder ' 17c t..* u Ti™m Pnuiinr tin mt _ , _ . SI.OO Wyeth Sage and Sulphur, 50c Pond's Vanishing Cream 15c
lis The Home of Cut Prices We are Never Undersold
T Pow(l I 'r o " < ' Cr ' "l!£ sin! i!! l)'s' S Tal' 'u!'l' IV.w.l'-r '"' lie T Z Montgomery Hair Preparation, 78c Satin Skin (ir^.s.^ss'cream.'.'. 17c
Sozodont Tooth iv,wder 17c
" ~TI 512!r™™ri>'v£".::: \i<- Xlra special tlnnkmg that Maybelle Chocolates are of inferior qual- - Fatt - ( r<an '
INuxated Iron High Jinks TaicPowd ........ 41C • c*
59 C in 'me tnocoiates cverbought , or(<kapound , and „ don> ; thin - k „ lc Beiian.
Ilmililirnnt's Tllrw I'miil .. .. in.. ... ' Ar*
otter Tropical Talc Powd 17c same way about it after you have tasted some, we 11 _ 4Zc
... , „ u ~ \ , Ji get a full pound box of delicious nuts, fruits and creams, i • .. Toilet Fxtract<? anrl
Hagili! Magnoiia C iiaim'."."."."."." sc Fletcher's CastoHa covered with the richest, purest chocolate you cv C v Combinations 10 " et extracts and
Frost ilia 15c qa„ / vSSp/ tasted, and the exquisitely dainty box makes this fine Djer Kiss Face Powder 50c 1 Ollet Waters at
i!™, ffi ZOC MS confection still more attractive. No phone or mail orders E "~" Jlil r-„. D„:.„
Oriental Cream $1.05 Vv X accepted. i 1 T<) UC rICeS
Odorono 17c, 34c S nan o v\\4W/ „ . ... „ _ ' 1 ' Full Idne Colgate's Toilet Waters;
Parker Pray's Rosaline '.lsc OOapS SPECIAL PRICE FOR Oft cr , 5 ? Djer Kiss Toilet Water $1.20
Parker Pray's Nail Knamcl .. 17c Arnica Tooth Sojip 15c *. QATTTRn A V fIMT V .1H f !,!' "VI ,)jer Kiss Vegetal Water 80c
Spiro Powder 15c Cutlcura Soap 17c ' H u ' ''M V iAIUKUAY ONLY ... %J *J Djer Kiss Sachet 75c Mary Garden Toilet Water .. $2.05
Scmprc Giovainc 27c I'- D. I>. Soap 17c . d ,T TT Pinaud Violet Toilet Water....s3c
Saxolite 18c Gallagher Soap 28c Colgate's Kxtract, bulk
!SSS.ivi' .IS J3K2% < Wsy?f.:::::: iS We Have Added the Famous 'Janson Line of Candies to Our Already Large List gfc SS f3SS Si • • *'& vwK'^™iot
Hoyt's Cologne 15c Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap 0c ((T „ x j ~, r „ ... , , " 50c
Hoyt's Cologne 8c Good Dog Soap 8c Janson Lady Mary Chocolates, x /i lb. .. .H)f* 50c Special Assorted Chocolates in —————————
H°yt"s Cologne 5c MalenaSoap "Janson" Combination Chocolates, 1b... SI.OO 80c Cretonne Assorted Chocolates ,x, ,r c T Pinaurl
Cutcx Xail White 17c Pear's Glycerine Soap 12c , t j _/-> _J- I T->_ •*. <la cn T J T-. I Djer Kiss Toilet Water .... $1.50 JrinaUu
Cntex Xail Bleach 17c Polmolive Soap Oc Janson Cordial rruit jpl.OO 50c Lady Evelyn Chocolates Djer Kiss Face Powder ...-. 50c ~. *xr
Cutcx Liquid 17c Physician and Surgeon 50ap....7c "Janson" Bon Bon and Chocolates 800 80c Lady Helen Cherries Djer Kiss Sachet 75c L.llaC lVater
Dj°er WsTsaehet hCt . : : ::::::: It ralnu r s Skin Success' Soap .'.'.. Isc "Janson" 50-50 Chocolates 800 60c Maybelle Chocolate Cherries :{.'?<•
Azurea Sachet IOC I'osiain Soap 10c "Janson" Dore Chocolates, lb <0<; 80c Preparedness Chocolates ' r— *
Dori'n """w 1 ?.::::::: !C "Janson;- De Lue Chocolates, %lb ar,<- 80c Milk Chocolate Fruits and Nuts .... :J9O ~ ~ ~ : — —
liiistrite Nail Fnamel 17c Woodbury Soap 17c "Janson' Wando Chocolates 5 0<; 80c Milk Chocolate Brazil Nuts JJ9 ip ■ I 1 m #'l 1 |_J_
Xcmxi.,;:;;;;:;;:;;;;;:;;:; 50c "Janson" Cordial Fruits and Cream .... 25 0 60c Old-Fashioned Chocolate Drops .... IV.lf S LlllU LOll PP
/.intone ;jßc Jergcn's Palm soap lc Also an assortment trial size 100 60c Pops Peps ;{.'}o O w* *\*
Spurmax ;?| ( . Peroxide Hath Soap 8c ———^———————^_—-———
Vilane Powder 34c Armour's Auditorium IJatli Soap, 8c -I- I T • . I We have made a host of friend* with THIS He
Ar'x'lone Tabids 7c Armour's Honey and Glycerine Soup Tooth Liquids Ladies FaVOritC Hair RemOVerS , . . , . 4
o 8c hcious coffee—regular customers who come back w W ■
, Aonio Soap 19c £lioii£lim S4c An /v/v 1 i)r! it<nn i . , . . . M ■ V/
Pmex Heaver skin Soap 8c Lavoris 20c $3.00 Douche Spray „ , again and again, and bring their friends with W
29c s,", So!,|> .::::::::::;:;S& L,qukl JiS Q o i:hdo: 20c them - We couldn>t do it with inferior coffee. M.lb
Ufe Huo.v Soap, i for 25c Glyco Tliymollne 38c, 75c INOW "OC SulTo Solution 07c LIMIT—S POUNDS
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2-qt Red Rubber Fountain Syringe, with 2 hard Beccham Pills 7c, 15c Dloxygen 20,■, 40c Kemps Balsam 15.-, 20c Phillip, Milk Magnesia ... 17,.
ru jber pipes, regularly SI.OO, at 40c Alexander Lung Healer 12c Drake's Croup Remedy 10c IJI Franco Co. Tab 15c I'iso Cure \-
_-qt. Red Rubber fountain Syringe, with 2 hard Absorbing Jr 6r>c Foley's Honey and Tar 15c laxative Hromo Quinine Tab 15e p hlto W ater
rubber pipes, regularly 51.50, at 08c Antiphlogistine, 60c size 42c Glover s Manire Cure 29c s T, ' 1" mi ,i i'.i .e' C
oo° u at cdWatcrllottu> ' r< " r, "" M ' r - r T'" Mio,,a Tu " ,e,s 29c Grovcß .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.v:;.'.'.'.".':: .-.<• \%T H ::::::::::::::::::::::::::IS" rc.i cross Kidncy^asteVs':::::::::
' " 8<: alifornia Syrup Figs 20c Horlick's Malted Milk, hosp $2.75 Mcntholatuni 14c, 20c Reslnol Ointment ~
Wonpicec Moulded fountain Syringe, 2 quart, with Carter's Liver Pills 12 C Hill's Catarrh Cure l%c Morse's Indian Root Pills 15c m,,.
three hard rubber screw pipes, regularly $2.50, DD. D 15c, 30c, 50c Hay s Hair Health .':.7.*:.\7.'.\7.*::.*.7: 20c', 50c .! '. ! '.!!!'.!!!! !!!'.!!!!'. , 15 ®' Hc S. S. S. for blood 7/.7.V.7//.V/.7/.7.7 50c' Sum
RYE FIjOUR CUTS BREAD COST
With the price of wheat flour soar-
Ins almost daily, the housewife is vi
tally concerned with any suggestions
Tor lowering the cost of lhe "staff of
life." To answer occasional inquiries
for methods of utilizing rye flour,
Miss Pearl Mac Donald, in charge of
Cosmetics Not Needed;
Peel the Skin Instead
One reason mercolized wax is so
strongly recommended is tliat it really
takes the place of several different cos
metics, saving time, patience and ex
pense. It is better than any cleansing
urtam, better than any massage cream,
and better than any rouge, for accomp
lishing the results for which such ar
ticles are used. As the wax actually
absorbs an old, faded or discolored
cuticle, a little each day, the underly
ing skin which gradually appears, is
clearer, softer, healthier-hued and mon
youthful than any cosmetic-made com
plexion. Spreading on a thin coat of
this wax at night, washing it off morn
ings, ij a week or so produces a mar
velous transformation, .lust one otince
of mercolized wax, obtainable at any
drug store, will do the work. There's
nothing better to remove freckles, moth
patches, liver spots, sallowness,
blotches, pimples or blackheads.
For wrinkles and loose, saggy skin, a
face bath made by dissolving one
ounce of powdered saxolitc in a half
pint of wlch hazel, Is the best thing
that can be recommended. This has
remarkable astringent and tonic prop
erties. —Advertisement.
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At till vial Llmba anil Trusaea
Braces for all deformities, abdominal
tupporters. Capital City Art. L,lmb Co~
(12 Market St. Bell Phone.
French Cleaning and Dyeing
,v<iodman'>, tailoring and repairing, all
'Guaranteed. Call and deliver. Bell
phone 2216, 1306H N, Sixth St.
Fire lnauruner and Ileal Eatate
>. E. Gipple—Fire Insurance—Real Es
tate—Kent Collecting. 120 l Market SL
Bell phone.
Photographer
Daughten Studios—Portrait and Com*
merclal Photography. 210 N. Third Ht,
Bell 3fißß.
Tailors
George F. Shope, Hill Tailor. 1241 Mar
ket. Fall goods are now readv.
Signs and Enamel l.ettera
Poulton, 307 Market street. Bell phone.
Prompt and efficient service.
FRIDAY EVENING, HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH NOVEMBER 24, 1916.
| home economics extension at the I
■ | Pennsylvania State College, has pre- I
■ pared several recipes.
; ! The following receipt for rye bread j
is simple and inexpensive:
> 2 cups liquid (half water and half !
, milk).
" tablespoons fat (lard or butter). |
2 tablespoons brown sugar.
1 teaspoon salt.
One-fourth to 1 yeast cake dissolved i
[ in one-fourth cup lukewarm water.
3 to 4 cups rye flour.
Enough wheat flour to knead into
I dough.
Scald liquid, add fat, sugar and salt; I
when lukewarm, add dissolved yeast I
and enough flour to make a batter.
When light, add enough more flour to
make a dough. Knead till smooth
and elastic. When slightly more than
I doubled in bulk, make into loaves.
When light, bake from SO njinutes to
&ne hour,
A combination of rye and wheat
flour gives a lighter and more desir- |
able loaf than one made with rye
flour alone.
Princess to Lobby For
Recognition of Hawaii
San Francisco, Cal., Nov. 24. —!
I Princess Kawananakoa of Hawaii left
here yesterday for Washington to start
a lobby, perhaps the only one at the
next session of Congress to be headed
by a real princess. The purpose of the i
lobby is to have one of the new bat-i
. tleships named "Hawaii."
The support of Senator James D.
STOP PAIN! RUB
NEURALGIA AWAY
Instant relief from nerve tor
i i ture and misery with
"St. Jacobs Oil."
I j Rub this soothing, penetrating oil
1 right into the sore, inflamed nerves,
! and like magic—neuralgia disappears.
| "St. Jacobs Oil" conquers pain. It is
1 I a harmless "neuralgia relief" which
1 doesn't burn or discolor the skin.
Don't suffer! It's so needless. Get
a small trial bottle from any drug
' store and gently rub the "aching
nerves," and In Just a moment you
will bo absolutely free from pain and
suffering.
No difference whether your pain or
neuralgia is in the face, head or any
part of the body, you get Instant re
lief with this old-time, honest pain de
stroyer—it cannot injure.
Phelan of California, is said to be
I pledged to the undertaking and the
| Princess, before leaving, said Senator
j Key Pittmann, of Nevada, also was
! counted on, although not definitely
j committed. The islanders, she ex
| plained, would not be satisfied with
| a cruiser, as has been suggested.
Rich Yale Student Sued
by His Young Wife For
Divorce and Alimony
Greenwich, Conn., Nov. 24. Pa
pers in action for divorce and alimony
brought by Jessie Husted, of Danbury,
Conn., against her husband, Mills Hus
ted, the wealthy Yale law student, to
gether with an attachment of the de
fendant's real and personal property,
| were left by the Deputy Sheriff at Mr.
, Husted's home here, and copies filed
I with the town clerk yesterday. The
suit is returnable before the Superior
Court, Bridgeport, on Tuesday, De
(cember 5, 191 G.
| The complaint sets forth that the
I plaintiff, whose maiden name was
Jessie Shephard, and the defendant
; were married on March 1, 191fi, and
j between May 9 and August 6, tlie de
fendant has been guilty of intolerable
I cruelty to the plaintiff. These acts of
cruelty, the complainant alleges, con
j sist of the defendant choking, kick
ing and striking her and other' cruel
ties are elleged. It is further claimed
that the defendant owns real and
personal estate valued at $175,000.
The plaintiff asks that her name be
changed to Jessie Shephard.
The case against Mr. Husted,
brought by his young wife, charging
| him with nonsupport will come up for
i trial in the borough court here next
| Friday morning.
Abyssinia Overthrows
Mohammedan Intrigues
Washington, D. C., Nov. 24.
Abyssinia, tho oldest Christian coun
try in the world, has put down an
other attempt to bring it under the
sway of Mohammedanism. Details
reaching here through official sources,
of the revolution fought out on the
African Plateau, show that the over
throw of the young Emperor, Lidq
Jeasu, by his mother, Qulzero Zeoditu,
followed the Emperor's conversion by
his father, to Moslemism and efforts to
change the national religion.
Lidq, .about 20 years old, succeeded
his grandfather, the famous old Em
peror Menelik, whose oft-reported
death was officially admitted three
years ago. Ouizero Zeoditu is now on
her father's throne with the title of
Empress of Ethiopia.
Abyssinia, isolated by deserts and
mountains, is the most Inaccessible of
countries. Until to-day tho United
States Government had heard no ex
planation for the revolution.
Four-Mule Team Present
For Champ Clark, Is Plan
Reading, Pa., Nov. 24. A move
ment was started here to raise a fund
in conjunction with Lebanon county,
where a canvass has been started by
the Young Men's Democratic Club of
Palmyra, to buy four mules and a
Conestoga wagon, to be driven by
Champ Clark, Speaker of the House of
Representatives, in President Wilson's
inauguration parade next. March. It
is planned to have a public presenta
tion of the outfit to Mr. Clark, after
the parade.
The Conestoga wagon will be typical
of the method of travel in Berks and
Lebanon counties many years ago and
the four mules are to be the finest that
money can buy. The idea is that they
shall eventually land on one of Speaker
Clark's farms near his home in Jop
lin. Mo.
Women Will Study
How to Make Love
Pittsburgh, Pa., Nov. 24. To fit
themselves to be good wives for men
whom they have not yet found, 100
business women have formed the
Josephine Club and are taking a course
in self-control. Later on they will
study first-aid to injured, literature
and gymnastic work, and when pro
ficient in wifely accomplishments will
take a course in courting.
All members of the club are single
and of a marriageable age. They are
engaged in business pursuits, but each
hopes to preside over a home of her
own.
As the members have spent years
doing things as they have seen fit,
they thought it a good idea to gain
control of themselves when things
went wrong, and the self-control idea
is being inculcated in devious ways.
Marriage will not mean a loss of
membership in the club.
Soda Fountain
Is Their Altar
Chicago, 111., Nov. 24.—The cupidity
of Cupid is marvelous. He scored a
home run between sips of malted milk.
Leo Whiteson is a soda clerk. He
wanted to marry Lillian Rlbitchok,
but couldn't leave his fountain. His
sweetheart happened along while
County Judge Thomas P. Scully wan
ordering his nightly glass of malted
milk.
GUILTY OF ASSAULT
New Bloomfleld, Pa., Nov. 24. In
court here this week William Clay
baugh, of Newport, was convicted of
assault with Intent to malm. He is
alleged to have held up employes of
the Marshal furnace at Newport with
a shotgun and refused to allow them
to go to work.
Two Children Burn to
Death, Mother Injured
Pittsburgh, Pa., Nov. 24. ln a
(Iro which destroyed two houses audi
damaged four others two children
were burned to death and their
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4 simply a matter of constant attention to the great laws of health. Eat
"y moderately, exercise regularly, work reasonably, and take the required
amount of sleep. Then, and this is most important, see that the organs
of elimination the bowels, liver and kidneys —are kept active and
:i regular. For this purpose, Beecham's Pills are of untold benefit.
; Their tifnely use will prevent biliousness, sick headache, constipation
■ and other common ailments caused by impurities which are allowed
to accumulate in the system. Beecham's Pills keep the stomach well,
gj the digestion strong, the liver active and the bowels regular. A remedy
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U years. Thousands have found that after obeying the laws of health,
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mother severely injured at. Alicia, a
small town near here yesterday after
noon. The damage is estimated at
SIO,OOO.
The dead are Glma Cappelli, aged
3 years, and Slavalia Cappelli, aged 5
years.
The dead babies are the children of
Fred Cappelli. They were asleep on
the first floor of the Cappelll home
and the mother was sleeping on the
second floor when the fire broke out
In Ihe kitchen. After making: a des
perate attempt to reach the children
Mrs. Cappelll was forced to jump from
the second-story to save her life. She
was seriously injured.
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