THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Chocolate Colored
Vici Kid and Calf Shoes.
This is an 1897 line,
and is the Popular
shade for Summer
Shoes. It will pay
you to catch on. We
have them in Kid
and Cloth tops.
W. C. McKinney,
Clark's Building, Main Street.
THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Publio Sale.
The heirs of Col. IT. R. TCIinn
deceased, will sell at the residence of
the decedent m (Jrangeville, Pa., on
baturday, November 20th, 1807, at
two o'clock p. m. valuable real es
tate consisting of a house and lot
situated in the village of Orancevillp
The property is nicely located and
will make a very desirable residence.
Don't Tobacco Bpit and Smoke Tour Life Aay.
If you want to quit tobacco using easily
nd forover. bouinde well, strong, magnetic,
full of now life and vitfor, tuke Is'o-To-Biic,
ine woniier-woruer, tliut mulct's wcuk incn
strong. Many pulu ton pound a in ten dnvs.
druirgint, under guarantee to cure, 60w or
f i.iiu. jLJuonicL aim Bmiiiiu umucu jictt. All.
fcsterJ'ng ilemedy Co., Chicago or New York.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Wanted. A lot ranging from 25
to 30 acres with good building cn. Ad
dress P. O. Box 14, Light Street, Pa.
7-i-tf.
Don't fail to see Mercer's fine dis
play of lamps on the fair ground.
Our $12 overcoat is equal to any
15 or $18 coat in Bloomsburg. L.
Gross.
Mercer has the largest and finest
assortment of lamps in town. Call on
him and ask to see the Juno Home
Lamp, burns full flame eight hours,
nice white light.
You can get any piece of music
published in Europe or America for
one half the regular price, at Thomas'
Main St., Bloom.
The White is still King, but now
reigns at Thomas' music store, Main
Street, cheaper than ever. In cash or
installments. ,
If you are looking for lamps, you
can't fail to find a selection in Mercer's
fine assortment.
Buy the latest style and best fitting
overcoat in town at L. Gross'.
Room Lamps, Hall Lamps, Parlor
Lamps, in fact any kind of a lamp can
be purchased of J. H. Mercer, just
opposite the Episcopal Church. See
his display on the Fair ground.
Country school teachers desiring to
rent organs during the school term
can be accommodated at Thomas'
music store. Main St. Bloom.
Mercer sold hundreds of lamps last
season. He will sell more than ever
this year. See his displav on the fair
ground.
You can buy a strictly all wool
nsan'fc suit at L. Gross for $4.98.
A new .lot of general warranty
deeds just printed and for sale at thu
office.
All the latest things in hats and caps
at L. Gross'.
Competition defied in Bloomsburg.
Either in Make, Price, Fit, Quantity
or Quality of goods to select from of
clothing made to order at ready made
prices at Maier, Clothier, Tailor, Hat
ter and Furnisher. 8-19 I2t.
Mercer handles all the latest styles
of the famous Miller gold plated Par
lor Lamps. His prices can't be match
ed for lowness.
"A dollar saved is a dollar earned"
you can save many dollars by buying
jour clothes of L. Gross.
For Rent. Third floor of Colum
bian Building, newly papered and
painted, water, electric light and steam
heat. Apply to Geo. E. Elwell. tf.
You will find the largest and most
complete line of clothing in town at L.
Gross'.
What do the Ohildrun Drink ?
Don't give them tea or coffee Have
you tried the new food drink called
Grain O ? It is delicious and nourish
ir-g and lakes the place of coffee. The
more Grain O you give the children
the m re health you distribute through
their systems. Grain O is made of
pure grains, and tastes like choice
coffee but custs about the price. All
grocers sell it. 1 5c and 25c.
HOOD'S PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bil
iousness, Indigestion, Headache.
Casy to teko, easy to operate. 28c.
CHocUt ViciI
frjllpOCliTS i I
COUBT HOUSE NEWS.
What Hat Occurred TI.ere Since
Former Report.
Our
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following marr'age licenses
have been issued by Clerk W. II.
Ilenrie, since those last published.
George V. Beagle, of Scranton, to
Miss Mary F. Richart, of Montour
township.
F. A. Briesch, of VVilkesbai re, to
Miss Minnie A. Clewell, of the same
place.
Charles Hotter, of Bloomsburtr. to
Miss Jennie Shaffer, of Lime Ridge.
TRANSFER OF REAL ESTATE.
The following transfers of real es
tate have been recorded in the office
of C. B. Ent, register and recorder,
during the week.
Tames M. Coleman, to Carolina
Dennis for land in Bloomsburg.
U. w. Miller and wife, to Samuel
Colder, for tract of land in Jackson
township.
Tames M. shew, to Marv C. Faux.
lor iana in .Light street.
. '
David B. Rinard. to Celestia A
Rinard for trac of land in Berwick.
Elmira Kile. et. al. to A. I.. Kil
for tract of land in Sugarloaf town
ship.
J. R. Fowler and wife, to Tames C.
Houghton, for tract of land in Pine
township.
Tohn L. Richardson and wife, to
KODert a. Heiiman. tor land in Pine
township.
Marv E. Erwine. et. al. to Catherine
rwisnoacn ior tract 01 iana in uerwick
Jane E. Shoemaker, to Daniel C
Ball, for tract of land in Pine town
ship. '
Mary T. Parsons, to Mary B. Mar
tin, ior tract ot land in Berwick.
Gems Worth $1800 in a Drain.
Had Been Long Lost, and Cost About $500
to Find Them.
Four diamond rings, worth $1800,
lost by Mrs. Caldwell, a guest of the
Strath-Haven Inn. Swarthniore. in a
singular way several weeks ago, have
1 r
Deen recovered, ine gems were
carelessly left on a stand in the bath
room wrapped in tissue paper, which
a servant carelessly threw into the
water sink.
The difficult work of recovering the
gems has cost nearly one third of their
value. All the water pipes connect
ed with the hotel bathroom were torn
out and carefully examined. As a last
resort, the waste pipe emptying into
Crum Creek was examined, and in a
section of this pipe, only a few yards
irom me creeK, me vaiuaDies were
located by Daniel Beechmer. They
were all together, with the water
soaked tissue paper wrapped tightly
around them.
onii cr two ways.
The bladder was created for one
purpose, namely, a receptacle for the
urine, and as such it is not liable to
any form of disease except by one. of
two ways. The first way is from im
perfect action of the kidneys. The
second way is from careless local treat
ment cf other diseases.
CHIEF CAUSE.
Unhealthy urine from unhealthy
kidneys is the chief cause of bladder
troubles. So the womb, like the blad
der, was created for one purpose, and
if not doctored too much is not liable
to weakness or diseases, except in rare
cases. It is situated back of and verv
close to the bladder, therefore any
pain, disease or inconvenience mani
fested in the kidnevs. back, bladder or
urinary passage is often, by mistake,
attributed to female weakness or womb
trouble of some sort. The error is
easily made and mav be as easilu
avoided. To find out correctlv. set
your urine aside for twenty four hours;
a sediment or settling indicates kidnev
or bladder trouble. The mild and ex
traordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp Root, the Great kidnev onrl
bladder remedy, is soon realized. If
you need a medicine you should have
the best. At druggists fifty cents and
one dollar. You mav have a samnle
bottle and pamphlet, both sent free
by mail. Mention The Columbian
and send vour address to Dr Kilmni
& Co, Binghamton, N. Y. The pro
pnetors 01 this paper fjua'antee the
genuineness of this offer.
Get vour iob work
done at the
Columbian office,
OFFICIAL LIST OF ENTRIES EOR
THE RAGES, COLUMBIA COUNTY
FAIR.
Thursday, Oct. 14, '97.
Judge K., Charles II. Hnrrold, Doylestown,
1 ii.
Peraroln. V. II. Ives. Ouilford. N. Y,
Maggie Collins, Geo. S. Fisher, Sliamokin,
1'a.
Ringtiamton Wilkes, S. S. Lyman, Ding
hamton. N. Y.
Kate Medium, 1'. A. Sherwood, Jermyn,
Pa.
Gray Duke, C. S. Simpson, SliicVtshinny,
Fa.
Carl Van, W. A. Ilartzell, Woomslnirg, Ta
Pocono, D. C. Calnhan. Wilkesbarre, Pa.
f ;,v,,.,.,,i 1 vv it;.,- 1 ,.,,. ,.. w v
Red frank, Charles Smith, Glispville, Ohio
Maiva, m. I.. I'emn, 1'ittston, ra.
Norvet, Elwood Smith, Wilkesbarre, Pa,
Silver Kinc. II. Drvfoos. llazleton. Pa.
Kex, J. II. Enterline, Malianoy Plane, Pa.
build Johnson, M. L. Cornell, Auburn,
N. Y.
Brother Pat, G. Hamilton, Newcomerstown,
Ohio.
2:19 Class Trot or race
Charles Sumner, W. B. Kogers, Chafee,
N. Y.
Maud Dillnrd, S. S. Lymnn, Binghamton,
N. V.
. t 1 t t r. . n- t r
iMHiiu 1.., j. o. i-oricu, 1 nyiur, r,
Dolly Spencer, J. T.Chambers, DuBois, Pa.
Miss Knox, J. J. Clancy, Newburg, N. Y.
Coral Wood, T. G. rhillips, Warren, Pa.
Beau Ideal, K. S. Stillwell, Jonestown,
N. Y.
Little Dan, R. A. Stiver, Bedford, Pa.
Kerncliff, J. F. Nisley, Johnstown, la.
Trixie Lee, R. Hcnlschel, Ballimore, Md.
W. O. Bradley, O. A. Titlow, Reading, Pa.
Daisy B., J. II. Manlove, Middletown, Del.
Half Past Seven, Jerre GaufT, Allentown, Pa
. i-i- ... .
rvonais, 11. w. j 'avis, camnen, xn, j.
Medium Boy, C. W. Barlow, Tunkhannock,
Pa.
Charley Temple, R. T. McGeer, Nazareth,
Pa.
Bcrtba C, Del. L. Foote, Scranton, Pa.
Harry P, James H. Swain, Lancaster, Pa.
Bob T., P. L. Lnfountain, St. Albans, Vt.
Bessie A., T. W. Riley, Centralia, Pa.
2:30 Class, Pacing.
S. W. W., J. B. Simons, Sidney, N. V.
Jennie Lewis, J. B. Simons, Sidney, N. Y.
Nancy Russcl. J. J Clancy, Newburg, N. Y
Handy, C. A. Wheelock, Clarion, Pa.
Bonnie Boy, Baker & Rosendule, Buffalo,
N. V.
Tony Wilkes, C. C. Burchell, Hartley Hall,
Pa.
Minnie Russell, W. S. Gracy, Lewisville,
la.
Hallie Stranger, S. Patrick, Chicago, III.
Tommy B., Horace Hevdt, Leliiulnon, Pa.
naucr, j. iw. raucrs.m, (.amuen, i. j.
Thomas W., John . Troxel. Kulpville, Pa.
rrince, jonn 1. 1 roxel, Kulpvjlle, I'a.
Mamie Gift, Del. L. Foole, Scranton, Pa.
Nanue L., Rilter & Taccart, Hunhesville,
Pa.
The Black Crook, G. Lee, Newcomerstown,
unio.
Hal Kvter. G.
Hal Kittrell, J. Alumiken, Newcomerstown,
unio.
3:00 Class, Farmers Horses.
Nellie, W. J. Hidlay, Fspy, Pa.
Belle. Frank N.ntrle- Fsnv Pa
Daisy. PhilliD Creasv. l.luht Street. Pa
Tommy II. F N. Seibert, Light Street, Pa
Grace, Rush Creasy, Light Street, Pa.
Daisy, O. A. Henry, Orangeville, Pa.
Fanny B. Morgan, Geo. K. Hess, Fowlers
ville. Pa.
Young Topsy Taylor, Miner Nagle, Espy,
ra.
Friday, Oct. 15
97'
2:24 Class Trot,
Captain Payne, Oliver Cabana, Buffalo,
i. v.
Binghamton Wilkes, S. S. Lyman, Bingham
ton. N. Y.
Nicholas, S. S. Lyman, Binghamton, N. Y,
rnnce ot., Stewart rletcher. Herr ck Cen
ter. Pa.
Passport, C. L. Shimer, Bethlehem. Pa.
liirde h., J. D. Stoneseifer, Williamsport,
ra.
Sis Prose, D. Caldwell, Hollidaysburg, Pa
Red Bird, J. H. Sanborn, Elmira, N. V.
Sheridan Girl, S. H. Beers, Lehinhton Pa
Oriannn. lerrv C.a(T A ll,.nir,,. n p
' 'I --..-..., . tl
Brother Pat, G. Hamilton, Newcomerstown.
unio.
Pat. G. Hamilton. Newcnmpratnwn n
Hurricane, Frank Bitting, Shillington, Pa
2:40 Class Pace
S. W. W. T. B. Simons. Sidney. N. V.
Nancy Russell, J. J. Clancy, Newburg, N.Y
Handy. C. A. Wliednrlf f"liirlin Pi
Bonnie Boy, Baker & Rosendale, Buffalo,
Minnie Russell, W. S. Gracy, Louisville, Pa
Lillie H.. I. M. Ilnmht I infrnu IM
Tony Wilkes, C. C. Burchell, Vlahanoy' City
jiu, j, a. uurrows, btevensville, ra.
Donis, John A. Morley, Athens, Pa.
Thomas, John J. Troxell, Kulpsville, Pa.
MissLillic, Sam Resh, East Buffalo. N. Y.
ine Hlack Crook, G. Lee, Newcomerstown,
Ohio.
Hal Kyter, G. Lee, Newcomerstown, O.
t 2:45 Class Trot.
Maccie Collins. Geo. S. Fisher Slmmi ir.
Grey Duke. C. S.
Chester, W. A. Harlzell, Bloomsburg.
.XIV.IMHU11U, j. vv. nine, Jamestown, N. Y.
Pocono, D. G. Calahan, Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Belle or Iledpefield. M. T.. Prrl.. u;..o.r.
Norvet, Elwood Smith. Wilkesbarre. Pa.
Sliver King. H. Drvfnn Hn,l,.tn i.
Rex, J. H. Enterline, Mahanoy Plane,' Pa.
Budd Johnson, M. E. Cornell, Auburn,
N. Y.
Brother Pat, G. Hamilton, Newcomerstown.
Ohio.
Saturday, Oct
16, '97.
Free for All.
Marl. Dr. R. G. Fetheroir Mr.!,,-.., ri..
Maud L.. I. S. Porteus. Tnvlnr
Mary Russell, II.' A. Moorehead, Butler.
Charles Summer. W. 11. li
N. Y. " '
Guy Wonder, Terry GaufT, Allentown.
Raven, Dr. John L. Wentz, Scranton.
Bob T., P. L. LaFountain. St. Alhans. Vt.
llarrv P.. lames II Kumn I
Charlie Temple. R. T. McC
N.Y. '
Kodak, if. W. Davis fn
Daisy B.. f. II. Mnnln- vii r...i
- ..." .... "- "'""""i ici.
Cling, O. A. Intlow, Reading.
V eta, K. Ilentchel, Baltimore.
Minnie P., C S. Powell, Greenfield, Ohio.
Superior Gift. Geo. llciinintr Ui-ui
. "... , . ' . ... . .0, wiiv,
Nellie Rooker, W. F Hall, Buffalo. N. Y.
Hurricane, Frank Bitting, Shillington.
2.24 Class, Pacini?.
ennie Lewis. T. B. KimnnB Ri, !.,,. w v
Nancy Russell, J. j, Clancy, Newburg N.Y.
ames 11. Eckels, turmeily Silver Leaf, I. M.
Shannon. Cbiriin
Maud Dillard. S. S.
' ' b"'"""'l
Tony Wilkes, C. C. Burchell, Mahanoy City.
:, ',""""1 1. racy, l.ouisville, 1'a.
Beau Ideal, F. S. Stilwell, Jamestown, N.Y.
Tommy B., Horace Hcydt, Ihighton.
Half Past Seven, Jerry GuafT, Allentown.
Trixie Lee, R. Hcntchel, Baltimore.
Leota C Elwood Smith, Wilkes-Barre.
Spain, " "
Thomas W , John J. Troxel, Culpvillc.
Prince, " "
Dolly Quinn, M. E. Cornell, Auburn, N. V.
Bellman, Fred Cook, Scranton.
Mamie Gift, Del. L. Fonte, Scranton.
Fern Clilf, J. F. Nisely, Johnstown.
Little Dan, R. A. Stiver, Bedford.
Platter, J. M Patterson, Camden, N. J.
Pearl Alfred, Maplcwood block Farm, Roads
town, N. J.
The Black Brook, G. I ee.Newcomerstown.O.
Hal Kyter,
Hal Kittrell, J. Alumiken, O.
2.29 Class, Trotting.
Judge K., Charles H. Harold, Doylestown.
Perarolo, W. II Ives, Guilford, N. Y.
Nicholas, S. S. Lyman, Binghamton, N. Y.
Kate Medium, P. A. Sherwood, Jermyn.
Sheridan Girl, S. II. Beers, Kresgeville.
Birdie E., . D. Stonscifer, Williamsport.
Barre, Elwood Smith, Wilkes-Barre.
Belle Leland, Maplcwood Stock Farm.Roads-
town, N. J.
Electric Prince, II. E. Hoover, Wilkes-Barre.
Red Frank, Charles Smith, Glispville, O.
Sis Trose, B. Caldwell, Hollidaysbnrg.
Gen. Meade, M. L. Perrin, Pittston.
Silver King, II. Dryfoos, Hazlcton.
Kex, J. II. Enterline, Mahanoy Plane.
Binghamton Wilkes, S. S. Lyman, Bingham,
ton. N. Y.
Brother Pat. G. Ilamilt
town, O.
A Great Surprise is in Store
for those who go to dav and tret a
package of GRAIN-O. It taks th
place of coffee at about J the cost and
can De given to the children as well as
the adult with ereat henr-fit it i
made of pure erains and 1nolr nn.t
tastes like the hnest crades of Tava
coffee. A cup of Grain-O is hetter
for the system than a tonic. What
offee breaks down Grain O builds
up. Ask your grocer for Grain O.
15c and 25c.
Miners Stalled
Snow Falling on Disappointed Gold Hunters.
Sheldon Jackson. United Statrs
general agent of education for Alaska.
writing from St. Michaels under date
01 September 13, has sent a report to
the interior department regarding the
gold boom. He says:
"I am still detained at this place
waiting upon the movements of the
'Bear.' Since reaching here August
24, sexeral expeditions of miners have
arrived on steamers and sailing vessels
irom ruget bound, Seattle and San
Francisco. They bring with them
lumber and mechanics.
, 7 i O "
this point to bui'd small river steam
ers and barges in which to proceed up
uie x uKon to tne mines. There are
eight or ten vessels now in the harbor
and thirteen more are expected from
tne south.
"The season is now closed for get-
mg up the river this year. The most
thai miners now here can do will be
to get perhaps a hundred mi1f nn
tne river to timber, then go into win
ter quarters erecting log huts for
shelter. Those that come nn Utr
will be compelled to winter at this
piace. As all these nenni
pledged to be taken to the minee thie
fall, you can imagine that there is not
oniy mucn disappointment but also
niuv.il Hiuauon ana anger that is
liable at anv moment to hrealr nut
into open violence.
"Among the hundreds now camped
upon me peach in tents are. all r a
es from the best to the lowest nm.
r. . f"
iessionai men ot abilitv and stanrlinir
gamblers and d
wealthy and poor, and the presence
01 me 'uear' is the only restraint to
lawlessness.
'Some Of the tenta tinv Ko
Hooded for three davs nnst ant oil
----. ..m.v. I- V. 1 1
uncomfortable. It has been snowing
for two days."
FIELDS &; HANSON'S MINSTRELS.
Next Mondav evening rw .s
Fields & Hanson's Minstrels ,;n
cupy the stage of Onera TTotise nrA
will present what is announced as a
refreshing program of that much
abused, but delightful form of enter.
tainment, minstrelsy. Eveiybody has
at various times seen a minstrel show,
such as are usuallv nresenteH nea
quently something absolutely new in
mis iyic 01 penormance proves high
ly acceptable. In Fields v
performance the program in its en
tirely is new, and absolutely so, em
bracing as it does a
timely features and special numbers
never ueiore presented in a minstrel
program j and as patrons of amnse
ments are ever anxious to witness
something new, it is safe to predict a
big house for Fields & Hanson, for
they present a superabundance of it.
Try Grain-0 1 Try Grain-0 I
Ask your Grocer to-riau to sb riur vaii
a package of GRAIN O, the new food
drink that takes the place of coffee.
The children may drink it without in
jury as well as an adult. All who try
, like it. GRAIN O has that rich
seal brown of Mocha nr Tava, but it is
made from Miff t'TMIriK tin A lrl fr rift
dilicate stomach receives it without
distress I the nrice it roflVn 1 ..
and 25c. per package. Sold bv all
DURING FAIR err,
M'KilliD Bros, fnrhl
Photographs and C rav.
ons. The best are the
cheapest. Over H. J.
Clark's store.
THE
ROADWAY
Tir.fm'P. 10 it. ihix utpfh iiul.Ji, a
Nero Stock of Tin and Gray
Enameled Ware and Small
Household Necessities
t pt. Gray Enameled Cups, 9c ea
hxtra deep
pie plates, 10c ea
cake pans, toe ea
colanders, 23c ea
wash bowls, 16c ea
water pails, 42c ea
tea kettles. 7;c ea
Large size
1.
to qt.
Extra large
1 qt,
s "
3 "
4 "
10
14 "
2 "
3 "
11
covered pails, 14c
it
ii
1 6c
19c
24c
3SC
4SC
12c
14c
nc
11
11
11
11
11
ii
dish pans,
11 11
pudding pans,
ii
11
4
Gray enameled tea pots, 28, 30, 32c
L.arge gray enameled cuspidors, 25c
Tin sponge cake pans,
4, SC ea
Pint tin cups.
Graduated quart cups,
Flour sifters,
Colanders,
2 qt. covered buckets,
Wash basins,
Cake pans
Hasting spoons,
Bread pans,
14 qt. dish pans,
17 qt. " "
10 qt. flaring pails,
New line of Rockingham
4c ea
ioc ea
10c ea
5c ea
4c ea
3c ea
3c ea
7, 8c ea
1 6c ea
19c ea
ioc ca
tea pots
pine apple shape, at 10, 15, 20, 25c
Glass saltnd pepper shakers, 3c ea
Fancy colored salt and pepper shak
ers, cc ea.
v inegar cruets,
,oc ca
Individual glass salts,
tc ea
" ' imitation cut
glass, 2 for tc.
Full size tabie tumblers, 28c doz.
ANOTHER LOT OP PELT WIN
DOW SHADES ON SPRING ROLL
ERS AT
10c EACH.
Respectfully Submitted to tho
Jash Trade Only fcy
mi mm m m,
Moyer's New Building, Main Street,
BLOOMSBURG.
Yes, they are High Grade wheels at
a price within your reach. The work
manship and material is eoual to the
usual $75 bicycles, butwe are selling
them for
$35 CASH.S
thus saving you a nice little sum. We
constantly have a few second handed
wheels at a low price. Do you want
nice pair of wood handle bars ? We
have them for only $150, In repair
worn we guarantee satisfaction, and
as you to try us.
Bloomsburg Cycla Co.,
Rear of Post Office
J. E. KEIFER,
Successor to E. A. RAWLINGS,
' DKALKR IN
All Kinds of Meat.
Beef, Veal, Lamb; Mutton,
Pork, Hams, Bacon, Tongues,
Bologna, &c. Free Delivery
to all parts of the town.
CENTRE STREET,
BLOOMSBURC, PA.
"Telephone connection.
W fctchMtot' Easlbfc Diamond Ilraad.
Pennyroyal pills
.T.TV tare. Java ntii&i.iH iimB
iruKipn nr CAlcAMtar SnatUh Dia-,
jnond Brand In Ui and O.JJ nauliln'
tEi, mm with blini rlbbQ. Take
'Uvn$ unU imitation. At Dmguta, or wnd 4e
ir-Tr1!"-"" jwiwut, iMUDiooiau uj
T. Utdi. 1U.UOU TeMiinoolkU. JVunu iMpr.
fiiiMi.i rtfc
10.14-41(1.
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THE COLUMBIAN
C it CAVA
JONAS LONG'S SONS
WEEKLY CHATS.
VVilkfs-Barre, Pa,.
October 15th, t897
The big store is doing business
from basement to top floor. The
hum of many voices begins at 8
o'clock in the morning and never
ceases until the final gong sound?
for closing the great doors at night
; And no wonder. No such sights
can be seen at any other store in
this great valley. An Industrial
Exhibition could not produce a
better or larger display of every,
thing known to the household and
women's and Children's wear. We
are the errand shonnincr renf. r
,'Northern Pennsylvania. No visit
to this city is complete without a
run through this big modern store,
and you are always welcome to
make it your headquarters while
here. The following goods with
their little prices tell the story of
jthe crowds seen here daily.
This week we nl.
.fcroo pieces of
the Newest Fall
I Dress Fabrics.
Not a yard left
over from last
season ask for
samples stating
nearly the colors
you would like
we'll send thi-m
to you- price for these pretty goods
. 1
is made unilorm, any 01 the 700
designs at the yard, 48 cents.
In Silks, the Bcntralines once
1 more
take the prcccndcncc for
style. We've 42 different shades,
fresh from the mills usually sold at
$ 1.25, our price is 95 cents.
Think of buying a 62-inch heavy
unbleached Table Linen at 36c.
It would hardly pay for the flax,
yet we have it in flower and scroll
designs, a better quality than that
usually sold for 50c.
Our Marsaeillcs Bed Spreads, all
hemmed, ready for use, are the
talk of the city at 75 c.
Children's fleeced lined Union
Suits, with high neck, long sleeves
and ankle length, sizes 3 to 6, arc
worth 50c. ; get them this week at
half, 25 c.
Misses' Jersey Ribbed Vests and
Pants, heavy weight, with finished
seams, go this week at each 25c
Boys' heavy Random Shirts and
Drawers, usually sold at 40c., arc
in the lot at each 25 c.
Women's fine Corned Peruvian
Cotton Vests and Pants, with finish
ed seams, pants with yokes, re
duced this week to each 25c.
In Women's
Skirts we offer
best quality black
sateen Under
skirts, lined with
good quality out
ing flannel, and
trimmed with
two ruffles, full
length, for 1.
Beautifully auiltcd sateen Skirts.
lined iust the weirdit for this
4 a -
weather, at 51.15.
Black and Dark Grey Flannel
Skirts with plaited ruffles, trimmed
with three rows of Mohair braid al
5l.oo.
We've a big bargain women's
Jackets made of fine brown cloth,
half satin lined, with high storm
collar, made by the best men's
tailors. We sell them while the
lot is here at 54-95.
Tell your hus
bands and broth
ers about the
Jonas Long's
Son's special
shoes we are
selling at 53-00-for
artistic merit,
correct shapes
and rood quality
O
these haven't an equal at the price.
Box Calf, Vici Kid, English En
amel, Patent Leather.
Our Wnmpn't chnpi of Llama
Kid hnttnm nr lace is the nobbiest
of the fashionable shapes, the price
is its weakest point. 5 1-95- thcy
are worth-52. 50.
Remember our mail order sys
tem offers you quick and correct
service. Make use of it
.Co W. .Market .nd public Square.
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