18 ? =========^ <l Dives, Por.ieroy & Stewart Store News of Special Interest to Friday Shoppers No Friday Spe- 93c Wok Men's Outing Flannel A Sale of cials SentC. 0. D., mrb u i eoitan, miuH JL? Shirts 29c Trimmed Hats * oi FniS 10 - 11 - 6 Mm JmLi. n,sM Friday at SI.OO [Orders inlled. M mv ~ Jewelry Specials Toilet Goods ' Basement Specials Cap and Scarf Sets SI 00 cuaranteed nickel alarm 15c La Perla Castile soap. Spe- // / I\l 1 i\ \\ . . j ♦ i.uo fcuarametu njtivci uia.uu * //i V I.V '\\ IBIb2bW / J \\ $2.00 Hygena carpet sweepers. Corduroy cap and scarf sets. clocks. Special Friday only. .79c cial Friday only 10c / I j \ |'\ fifHIUH / •/ \\ Special Friday only 98e Special Friday only 98c Rogers silver nickel table 10c Palm Olive soap. Special /_] / ' \ 1A / / 1/ \\ 26c chip clothes baskets, large Plaid can and scarf sets 's™ spoons. Special Friday only, 12V£c Friday only, cake, 7o; 4 for... 25c k : Ttl / / #1 \\ BIZR - Special Friday only 10c dal Friday onlv *sc 75c silver plated picture frames. Cuticura soap. Special Friday LJii miSmpfHWffil /"( ' II I 4!tt ' K ,il!< s l>atliroom slielf, 18 In. Special Friday only se only, cake 19c liH|lßh / A c?£l%>id v lv' I ' k ®' plated ' S .V- P " L>lvcs - Pomeroy & Stewart— -25c gold plated friendship JscPinaud's hair tonic. Special ■■■III Pllßi LI . \ *2.00 Economy" b'r'ead" nilx'er. Street Floor. . circles, hat pins, etc. Special Frl- 1 riaa> onij 09c WWroißSßa X ] ] made of heavy tin; capacity 2to day only 19c 50c Rtcksecker's attar tropical ®, — - Special Friday only SOc irl-iis and silver lemon face powder. Special 1* riday only V \ \ \ g! t J \I \ v \ciA JI&I.I9 r * _,, 50c Mass and smer lemon j U II JJ* 1 V \v\ 25c fish or steak broiler. Spe- Women S Slippers dishes, bud vases and mustard 25c Djer Kiss talcum powder. (1 §) / > V\ cial Friday only 13c y [i J* :r „ SM ., rjjjj w M "Wtßvs^-a^ifs: on 'y s — 9B cial 1-riday only 19c ~W~ It' TT T 9 t j day only 3 c amos wool soles. Special X riday | Letting Go Women s Coats and iMfcZik IgS": 5c Suits at Tempting Savings in | £i= .i 50c! SifljS... 39c1 FlanneleUe gowns, novelty Taffeta and satin taffeta rib stripes, with collar or collarless bons, Ito inches wide, values -Z Z— TT Is\ Books from our Fiction Boys 59c separate collar per "™v„ "" 2,4C - lilt J CLnUCLriI LIL6CirCLn.Ce Table,form e rlysl.ootOsl.so. cale negligee shirts, counter soiled. ' Olve., Pomeroy 4 Stewart— & A by Dives, Pomeroy Stewart— cond Fioor . Street Floor. The Harbor of Doubt, by Wll- Jlen's Store. — The garments are such good models that you will find them not only very n "ri\e primrose Ring, by Ruth —————— i r— —. " Sawyers. Fvtra r*r\ Miccn I useful t0 finish out the present season, but to start next season as well. ii,ad? aby of the Frontler - by Cyrus ~ ,_ T , bize Misses QO r B Garden without waiis, by Boys' Neckwear j $15.00 io $39.50 For Coats T - - -. — with collar or collarless styles. broken sizes. _ . . . Special Friday only 10c Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart — Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart— $15.00 to $30.00 For Suits That S Sara Mac- Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart — Second Floor. Street Floor, Rear. || Y ° UF LU ° k ' by Men's Store. —— | __ _ The Hidden Children, by Robert L__ T r a. > -r- , •* \J \A L O by Willis George Emerson. 25c Boys oa T an d>-| 40 JEgrtiTMS,. Grocery Specials Sacques U\J\i Grain Shoes IV , The White Alley, by Wells. , n slß.aO coats in cheviot and diagonal cloth; full $47.50 coat in wool velour; plum shade. This 10 lbs. granulated sugar 72c, Infants' sacques, white with $1.75 oil tan grain shoes, flare skirt, belted front and cape collar of plush; model is made with a belted back, large collar and Dives, Potneroy & Stewart, with 50c worth of groceries, pink or light blue trimming. blucher stjle, heavy standard in Burgundy, green, brown and navy. (1C fin cuffs of kit fox and lined throughout with peau de Street 1-loor. n . , . „ Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart — fastened sole.; sizes Ito 2*. January Clearance Price $15.00 eygne. January Clearance $42.50 t c and 12c Second Floor. Ftoor*R S e ar' art "~ $22.50 coats In wool velour and pebble cheviot; Price brary. Special iriday only .. 38c Large 10c bottles of ammonia ___' * i this model is made with a belted back and large fur $30.00 sealette plush coats, full flare styles with (On Balcony.) _ j co jj ar . j n black, navy and brown. Ift shawl collars. January $22.50 j! 1 J Lea and Perrin's Worcestershire I January Clearance Price wlOuU Clearance Price _______ sauce, 50c size 47c Women's Button 11Q Boys' Slippers; JC* $30.00 coats m wool velour; these models are $35.00 P i u .h coats with large sailor collar finished Dranerv Remnants Soup beans, California growth, and Lace Shoes. Special ade with a deep yoke, fun fiare from shoulder with narrow bands o fur. $25.00 grapery Kemnants ]b th " and semi-belted; large fur collar of natural rac- January Clearance Price 25c to 39c lengths of madras, ' ''"''' j IJC One hundred pairs black but- 50c slippers with leather soles: coon or collars of self material; in Burgundy green $35.00 plush coats made with a full flare back, scrim and Marquisette and colored bunkist lemons, dozen .... 19c ton and lace shoes, formerly $4.50. sizes 12, 13 and 1. Special Friday brown and navy. January 499 Cfl large inverted pockets and button trimmed; large others hlmsUtched 10 Special C Fri' 10 barS Swlft ' s Arr ° w borax Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart- 25C Clearance Price sailor collar January $27.50 dav soap c Mark,, Street <• <• ' oth and .ot v.,our In Z our eoai. collar ot Dl "' SntXT""' b ° X "- ' 'S" various st > les = ' ad high waist line, full shir- natural raccoon . January <toe on Th ' rd Fl00r " 11° red back or full flare from shoulder; large convert- Clearance Price *bOD.UU - it 1 h j.. , „ . _ _ ible collar, patch pockets and lined throughout with $52 50 silk velour coats' 'semi-belted stvles with Sliced ham, lb 28c Men S Banister <£4 QO Cretonne and IQ r fancy satin; in African brown, green. Burgundy and large shawl collar finished'with broad band of Aus- Art NeedleWOrk Lebanon bologna, sliced, lb., 27c Lace Shoes. .. .*r • V Chintz; Special. .. navy. January Clearance $35 00 tralian opossum. January 50c to 75c Keromic embroidery Sunshine Biscuits Seventy-five pairs Banister black . , 0 , 4 . Price * Clearance Price scarfs and centers. Friday only „ anlll „ ~ aham , „ and tan lace shoes broken sizes 25c to 39c fancy cretonne and 25c to 35c 10c package graham cracker, 9c . ' . ' ' chintz in an assortment of color- 75c to SI.OO laundry bags, cen- One pound bran crisp 20c lormeny *7.90. in?s rfll Q1 _*J_ tersl and pillow tops, stamped One box assorted biscuits.. .30c Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart— Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart— J. H.C U itS cfoth! Special Friday only 6WC Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart- Market Street. Thlrd Floor, Front. 35c to 50c R .,.' nt Third Floor. .Basement. ■ $18.50 suits in gabardine and poplin; these models $39.50 suits in chiffon broadcloth, wool velour —— " are made with a box plaited back, semi-belted and gabardine: these models are made in plain —— Women S Neckwear Women S Overgaiters front and large patch pockets; in brown CI 9en S r „ e l° r B ?"n.', t a a rv orea Btyles; in Bursu l'£'- T inina WrJaU nrpcc 50c broadcloth collars, round $1.50 white felt high cut over- and navy. January Clearance Price... & 1 clearance Price $25.00 Lining Specials Colored DreSS Goods and square shapes. Special Fri- gaiters, slightly soiled. Special $27 50 suits in wool velour- the coat is nnde ~0 1, .0 t. ',V Vvi i . 40c black satme; 36 inches 75c black and white striped da >; •• "c Friday only . 95c with a full gathered back flashed with btf® made with a hfgh waist iTne wfth fuU gathered A' t f C 42 inches wlde " S " ecial Collars, \estees and sets slightly 39c black cloth (-button over- sea l collar and touches of seal trim bolt In irreen litirt nJiiif , V.J , <aC satine; 36 inches wide; Friday only, yard 48c mussed, values to $1.50. Special gaiters. Special Friday only.. 25c and nav£ January tOA An 6 j s " Inished with broad band light grounds, fancy designs. Spe- 59c mixed suiting- 36 inches Friday only 25c 50c shopping rubbers. Special I OeaiS Priced?. $20.00 ciearanceVrice JanUarV $35.00 I cial Friday only, yard .".'ssc W ldt; Thrle colorings. 36 Special Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart— Friday only 29c Clearance Friday only, yard ... . 39c Str -t Floor. D'ves. Pomeroy.^ Stewart- Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart-Second Floor. DiVeS ' P^eet o> Floor. teWart_ 59c serge; 36 inches in —i ________ - all good shades. Special Friday ~ " ~j sl.OO diagonal serge; 42 inches Framed 25C ?? en ' S 1C ures oats, pecia • llHc and 15c flannelette, In .uk serge; 36 inches wide. 50c waisting in silk and cotton Button Shoes.. WeAJ -id laches wVd^goo^shadeff Final clean-up of odds and ends Men s $2.00 black heavy fleeced floral designs for kimonos and -'n! Friday only, yard 48c stripes. Special Friday only, yard Fifty pairs of Laird and Schober Special Friday only,'yard 98c from the holiday picture stock. lined Jersey coats. dresses. Special Friday only, yard SI.OO black diagonal serge; all 25c black suede button shoes, for- $1.50 navy gabardine; 43 inches Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart— Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart— 10c wool. Special Friday only, yd., 74c 50c voiles, silk stripes and solid merly $7.00. 's2 00 'navy s^erffe• 0^ 56 , inches Second Floor, Front. Men's Store. Ifi „ mo to i n hg $1.25 black serge - 42 inches shades, rose, blue, cream, corn and Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart — wide. Special Friday only, yard 16c dress ginghams, 32 inches * ~ K , "ncnes pink. Special Friday only, yd., 30c Murket Street. SI 59 — „ . wide; all wool. Special Friday * IOM W,de ' in plain shades ' short only, yard 98c 69c and 45c voiles and crepes, 50 mixed poplin; 54 inches Hwr : . _ [T ~~ ~~ lengths. Special Friday only, yard figured and plain shades in lengths pecial 1 ridu> only, yard Marabou 4-Qp Cap and Scarf lie hi* p ® plin - 40 Inches wide, of 2to 5 yards. Special Friday Bovs' Bath AO $2.00 navy whipcord; 54 Inches Pieces S ets; Special 05C i,c suiting, wool finish, neat $ T.i ->'• >- d Robes f Special $2. 4 8 wide " s " ec,al rrtday Marabou capes and stoles, in Boys' and girls' 59c caD and shepherd checks, in black and nn M „ . .. . .. , . 50c poplin; silk and cotton, in $7.50 Bolivia cloth and suede t l k ,„u„..u, ,0 "'"P""' wWK Boys' 13.50 Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart- Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart- 9 *° StylC: ® yarU s3 °° Street Floor. \f • Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart— Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart— Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart— Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart— Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart— a en s tore. Basement. Street Floor, Front. Street Floor. Men's Store. Street Floor. J NEW 'SCIENCE' OF LINGUISTOLOGY Size and Shape of Tongue May Betray Owner's Char acter By Dorothy Dix. The request to "put out your ton jue" doesn't ean the same thing now that It used to in the good old AllcecK PLASTERS Ttu Worlifi G rmtut jfH Extirnal Rtmtdy* (t * Pain In Side, Rheumatism, Backache, —Any Local | Pain. Itulti em Hartaf 11' , ALLCOCK'S. |l WkWH il r^l THURSDAY EVENING, days when the family doctor took that means of ascertaining the state of your liver and stomach. When you are asked to exhibit your tongue now it is still in the interest of science, but with a very different purpose In view. It is to discover the state of your soul instead of your body, for it is claimed by some pseudo-scientists that the tongue is an infallible index of character, and one no man who makes a study of his fellow creatures can afford to neglect. It Is Significant That the Discoverer of Tills "Science" Is a Woman Of course, the art is full ot mys teries, but the main points of it are that a big tongue indicates frank ness; a short tongue dissimulation; a wide tongue generosity; a narrow tongue concentration of ideas; a ton gue that is long and broad a good conversationalist; a tongue that is short and broad an equal fondness for talking, but a disregard for ac curacy of statement; a tongue that is short and narrow is the mark of a consistent and artistic liar, while a pointed tongue is the sign manual of the gossip and the curious. With an appropriateness that savors of the Justice of a comic opera, the discoverer of this new science is a woman, and she calls it "linguist ology." The idea of judging character by the tongue is hradlly a new one, ex cept that heretofore we have been more concerned with the action and the general results of the tongue than with Its personal appearance. In fact, to the brief outlines of the science of linguistology that have been made public, we can all add ob servations of our own. There is, for instance, the long tongue that tells too much. It blabs] its own secrets and betrays every con- J fldence. To tell anyone possessing i such a tongue a secret is r. sure sign ! that it is going to be published to the world. Among the Well-Known Varieties of Tongues .Are the Supple anil Sharp Ones. There is the supple tongue, that appears to be hinged In the middle and have a phonograph attachment at both ends. It is the tongue of the man who knows It all, and can ex plain everything and always says, "I told you so," or "If Mr. Smith had taken the tip I gave him about Beth lehem Steel he would have made a million," and so on over every sub ject of earthly knowledge. This kind of tongue is the unfailing indication of a 44-inch bore. There is the repeating tongue, that tells the same old story over and over again, and regales you with the jokes that you cut your teeth on In the cradle. That Is the tongue of the pest, from which it Is only common prudence to flee as soon as ho opens his mouth, and you get a glimpse of what is coming to you. There is the self-winding tongue that never runs down. This Is par ticularly common among women. It never says anything worth listening to, but it can go on forever and ever, a sort of perpetual motion, repeating HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH the things that "he said," and "she said," and "I said," and "They said." Young men thinking of matrimony would do well to avoid girls with this type of tongue. I There is the sharp tongue with the ] razor edge that cuts to the quick at I every pass. This tongue is aso found oftener in a woman's mouth than a 1 man's. It indicates a mean and cruel | disposition, and to go near it is to court danger. The Next Step in T.ingulstology Should Be Application of Brakes to Tongues. There is the paprica tongue, which likewise belongs to the feminine sex, .which blisters where it touches Many men find this piquant, before marri age, but they do not seem to admire it so much when they are presented with yards and yards of it upon their return home at 3 o'clock in the morn ing. There is the tongue on which oaths live and bad language, and question able stories. No gentleman ever has this kind of a tongue. Thers is the smooth, flatterng ton gue that plasters you over continu ally with fullsome praise and com pliments. It Is an indication that the possessor of it is a cheerful worker, and that you will be the next victim. A ready tongue is esteemed a grea' advantage, but when the day of trouble comes to us It Is not the man who Is a glib talker to whom we go for help anil comfort. It is to the man with a halting tongue who stumbles over hla words, or Is dumb, but who gives us a clasp of the hand that means more than a whole dic tionary full of fine words. Undoubtedly the study of linguist - ology may be attended with much benefit, but the greatest thing any body can discover is how to apply a brake to the tongue of those people whose talking apparatus runs away with them. "Spirits" Supply Canned Music Seattle, Wash., Jan. 11. —Recording "spirit" voices on the phonograph is the latest wrinkle in mediumlstic cir cles. "Frank," a shade who haunts this city, is the first to have had "his" voice preserved on the disk. At the seance the room was pitch dark. An ordinary phonograph was set in motion, revolving a blank rec ord. The medium, a woman, "went under and presently "Frank" was heard. "Frank" seemed panic-stricken. He shied at the phonograph idea, but finally consented to "do the best he could." Things got muddled. It was hard for even the "spirits" to manipulate the phonograph In the darkness. Hut the record was finally completed— launching a new "best seller" among patrons of the "occult." JANUARY 11, 1917. Name Spelled Wrong, Judge Dismisses Case Kansas City, Mo.. Jan. 11. —Because a typist struck tTie wrong Key on her typewriter in writing out the infor mation against the A. Morrison, Jr., Farms Dairy Company, charged with violation of the Nine-hour Working Law For Women, Judge Ralph S. Lat shaw threw the case out of court, sus taining a technical demurrer by at torneys for the defendants. The name BEWARE OF sudden colds. Take CASCARAPQUININE The old family remedy—in tablet form—safe, sure, easy to take. No opiates—no unpleasant after effects. Cures colds in 24 hours—Grip in 3 days. Money bock if it fails. Get the genuine box with Red Top and Mr. Hill s picture on it—2s crrtfc i At Anr Drug Store of the complaining witness, Miss Ves. Willlston, was spelled Veota. Judge Latshaw held this defect sufflclento to Justify dismissal. Your eyes are worthy of the best attention you can give them J.SBJMHGER 205 LOCUST ST. P. S. You can get Relsinger Glasses as low as 92. " H N | Has proven something some T people should know. 1 \ fMSEUSS? UNION MADE THOMAS P. MORAN
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