Cameron County press. (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, December 15, 1910, Image 8

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    WANTED
AT ONCE. Local audtravuling salesmen
in this state to represent us. There is j
money in the work for YOU soliciting
for oar easy selling epecialies. Apply
now lor territory. i '
ALLEN NURSERY CO., Rochester, N. Y
34-4 m.
■f* >m.pr Y'-ffl
m~' \ T
/INC WICKJ
Nfll The best oil, also the
't. mor,i economical oil— *■§
it costs no more than
fly the tank wagon varieties
Wand it gives not only bet- Mm
W ter service but also more jHf
I FAMTLY FAVORITE^!
© i L
1 gives a clerr, white, steady
■ flame. Wilt not char, smoke I
p?, or smell. Your dealer will serve
gait from original barrels direct v®[]
f| i from our refineries. «
I'/aver/y t-JSf Way lift ?o.W
g?,'M INOEPE REFINKRS
\ 'I Pit : bur j. Pa,
K'H'a Also mukc of Waverly f> eci&l ■
jj/y'y Auto Oil and Waverly Gr.
tsKra- warns
|H. S. LIOYDj
I The First Requisite I
sfk ifBN in letter writing is that the paper I
I \"7F T T use( l ,)e above criticism.
ISM (\4o M Your stationary should reflect S
j yrR ja, your taste, character and refine- I
ment, and convey your personal- I
rr O The Eaton, Crane Pike Writing I
jfi ■■.••.. Paper are always the first choice 1
m 'W* of diacriminatln ß people. They H
jffiafljl hi are by far the finest social corres- I
/i\ 1 Vs> pondence papers made. They I
/ V are first in quality, and absolutely I
correct in style. Thsir artistic I
and painty boxing adds much to I
their general attractiveness.
Cams in and iet us snow you our line of the j aitly popular EA'J ON
CRANK & PIKE papers.
HS LLOYdT tasonic Block |
OUR
gf STYLE SHOW IS ON
Alfred Benjamin & Go's
J/ Ntw York Style*
Correct Clothes for Men
anf * Young Men for the
j Spring Season of 1910
II from aml °— $lO to 22
| fW \ Kovs and Children's 112„ £c ,
II I rffl ' Su ' ts from *
y&i Full line of Furnishings,
E J *
Hats, Caps and
Yl DOUGLAS SHOES.
[ Bia R- SEGER &rn
■ iMPOHII IN, PA.
iT^SNTO
FrLte Offers from Leading Manufacturers
IV -ok on patents. "I lint* to inventor*." "Inventions needed."
"Why sorn> invi ntors fail " Send rough sketch or model for
search «;f Patent Office record*. Our Mr. lireeley was formerly.
Acting Cmnn i«»ner of hiienU, and *:> su*.li huJ lull cliurge of
(he U. S Patent Office.
ipw GREELEY &Mv I NTIRE -
,1 vs Patent Attorneys Y^i
If you have anything to be printed bring it to
this office.
Wants to help Some One.
For thirty years J. F. Boyer, of Fer
j tile, Mo., needed liely and couldn't find
J it. That's why he wants to help some
| one now. Suffering so long hitnself he
I leels for all distress from Baehache, Ner
vousness, Loss of Appetite, Lassitude
! and Kidney disorders. lie shows that
Electric Bitters work wonders for such
troubles. "Five bottles, he writes, whol
ly cured me and now I am well and
hearty." It's also positively guaranteed
for Liver trouble, Dyspepsia, Blood Dis
orders, Female Complaints and Malaria.
Try them. 50c at all druggists.
You Hust Read This if you Want the
J. W. Grier, (Jreenwood, La., suffered
j with a severe ease of Lumbago. 'The
] pains were so intense I was forced to hy
| podermic injectious for relief. These at-
I tacks started with a pain in the small of
' tuy back which gradually became fairlv
parlyzing. My attention was attracted
I to Foley's Kidney Remedy, and I am
I glad to say that after using this wonder
| ful medicine I am no longer bothered
in any way by my old enemy lumbago."
1 For sale by the Emporium Drug Co.
The peculiar properties of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy have been tlior
| oughly tested during the epidemics of in
-1 fluenza, and when it was taken in time
we have nut heard ol a single ease of
pneumonia. Bold by all dealers.
CAMERON COUNTY PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1910.
! BACHELOR'S CHRISTMAS EVE,
O ANTA ci,aits
tjj peeped (nun
• ' the hearth
summoned my
' ■. J-WWSi courage and said:
"If you've come
V wee stockings
Vou've made a mls
-5v3 take in the mat
,^o2 —7 J ter of (lues
r/ j Know, this Is a
|SB' /< j bachelor's chim
■ / ) Santa Clnus stared
Wtf ' / from tlie hearth-
Br/ ijll stone,
ffincv l' ' And i—l stared
100Mt.5 from my bed.
His cheeks, they
"Tills IS A It ACHE- were pink, and
I.olt's CHIMNEY." lie tipped me a
wink
As |»e quoth, with a wag of his head.
•Good friend, don't ask me the reason i
came.
Jusi say if there's
something you d • , : 'Vr s •<;
like l'm the v .j.j ,*% ' r, -'M
paiii< - p
Conn-. i:r« wilii >< or V * «j
it's a shame ; : /
That this ir- a j;; |
bachelor's chim- t';yj ,w3
nry fir H
Santa Claus stood s.'*3 ijj
on tiie hearth-
And 1 half rose
from the bed, /
But 1 uttered no k i
word, for my
heart was stir- laHn
ret ''
And I thought of
"Is there noti.ini
you lack?" lle,r IS f|\ j} \M
spoke with glee. 11
"I'm your fairy j) j
Kodfaiher, you t I ~"*?J
know," said ho. -J
"In my pack are
wonderful things g[v> *J?
—come see— BBS , ■3°" I
Yes, e'en for a "YES. E'EN l'Oll A
bachelor's chim- BACHELOR'S CHlM
ney- "
NLY.
Santa Claus laughed on the heartlr'-'nne.
But I—smiled not from m< nea
A grea: flll
e<J m.v soul and
H The Joy that his
kind face shed.
i / sire—l fear 'twill
Li W&Sg£L Is the light of two
[fP eyes 'neath the
/•®4#i6~ marble mossed
iu r Go bring me the
VTI b 'i>. "-.3 love that 1 loved
i US \ 6" * • a,K ' i° s t!"
I 7a And the nlifht
( V' : *L wind moaned tn
v I tliec '" n,ney
S:m,a Claus shrank
\v «L jt at tlie liearth
\jwß Vtß stone.
1 And 1 sank back
B» J'f'j "yjaffc--yA*i on my bed,
j And the embers fell
|fc. n3iC*'* r \j like a ghostly
To ashes gray and "Ojil
"Ojil puy the wish
°* y° ur stricken
. fie .sighed, and 1
miw a u-ardrop
"THE UOON THAT I oli
YOU CRAVE IS BI- "Tin- boon thttyou
VONI) MY IJOLE." craVfc 13 »eyond
mv dole."
And he lied with the wind in the chim
ney.
•-Samuel Mlnturn reck.
Christmas North and South.
Washington eel>>brutes Christmas In
the northern style, ii hi New KiiglHtid
that Is to say, liy simply cloning the
stores and keeping i|iilet -but Alesan
flria, Va.. eelelii.. les in good old smith
ern style, with roi-hets, roriian < :in
dlt»s, flwncki l'"-, loi jniloes. noise and
genera! rejoicing hliarliy.
Northern people often wotid r wiiy
i It is that the B'liHhtrner* ceielirate
j Chris Minis like the Fourth of July and
; the latter holiday like Christ man, lint
J the reason Is not far to seek. The
■ southern Christina* Is the Christum--
of old Merrie Kngland. Oermuny and
■ I'l'iiinc liefon the rt'foriua t loii ( An urd
i liig to the view of all goud and ortho
1 «l<>x Chris i us of that period, the lilrth
I of Christ was an event such as to
I cause delight and general rejolelne
! among men. and consequently thej
112 eelehratud the Lord's Idrthday with
i tli |i , <>r deiiuuisrrntlolis of rejoicing
• Tbi' l*tirlt!s:is w«re Inclined to frown
' d ■ vn relit "hi of ihl< sort, to ilsut
) wh«* Aru rlrti wa» settleil hjr Cavall'-r
, and I'urliaii each celebrated the day
111 ht« own way.—Washington Putt.
Appiopnata Christmas
Kor jour wile .v ewokUtok.
t'or your kvrvaut girl—A tieuiskla
cloak
For j our rich relatives 'Disnituids.
For your po«»r mtatlviM Nothing.
I i ) "in »K| * relative* Li . than
! uoihliiK, if )<>u c«u uhlalu it.
I or the guuftt miihiu )our gatus A
gentle liiut togo,
Fur your maiden sunt A tmahuud.
For >»ur uiiiiiurried wuemy—The
maldeu uunt aformiald.
For your mlthtur A liihle.
For your mu A ponltiuu downtown
m llh mmie dtto who will uiaka hiui i
e»ru hU »alt.
►'or your daughtaf Kuum clutliMi to
help her capture aouis UMiMiwcllig
uiau
Fur aome uukunptHtliig hut other
wlim worthy young mail Th« aforw
•a I 'lll -t«|luM Ituuk
the U»/ fkil Ctmii but On*#.
• ■ ■■ ■ ii.•• biti oil. • • res',
| || b« I If U#,"
lUel Wuiir 4 d.« mile 4m»i.
"U*M|U>* I II li.il It • bkC*
l»ui Mi". i«*4in| Sable • Mil,
►». l "«ii ml» e» * I 4 t»»ies, W«l." 1
r— iTrnimri n mm mi ■ i ■ i n t,j,
| 1904 1910
Thomas H. Ncrris
II 11 i.- w.n i■ n mmi in ■■■■mi iii m vtmn _u-. -nm (a , L a*
I j
| Great Family Bargain House ||
I Since our last greeting to our customers the fire demon uom- I i
I pletely wiped out the store of Thompkins & Norris and 11
I from those ashes arose the new firm of your humble serv- I
I ant, who extends his heartfelt thanks to his kind friends I'
andnumbrous customers for their confidence and good I
I will. This season of good cheer and good will we desire I
I to inform you all that this house of Honorable Dealing I'
continues to enlarge its capacity and add to every depart- I
; I ment, SEASONABLE, DEPENDABLE AND THE BEST. 1 1
Our Grocery and Provision Department S |
is Replete with the Best and Purest 1 1
j Fru, ' s ' Special for the Ch ° icest If
iNuts, A Candies, 1
' Wf 1 • 1") ■
: Figs, Holidays Purest,
i Dates (>hoice Oranges Guaranteed \
1 Our Complete Store and Large Line of Goods Rc,ukrs it impossible to r
r & enumerate our goods. We ■ i
have everything tlie family requires at the lowest possible price and guarantee every pur- I
As Usual we Sell to Churches, Sunday Schools and 11
Xmas Festivals at Wholesale Prices
Our Dry Goods and Fancy Goods Department offers many at- 1 1
tractive bargains. The children have been cared for as usual
and we call especia! attention to our line of TOYS and
CANDIES. The men can be made happy with fif
numerous serviceable articles jj I
i & " II
; . No Cold Stcrage Here
I ~-V m 11
#v. - ~T urkeys, Geese and Chickens can bo bviked J
112 * upon—are home killed, n order to
ii
It . tj. make sure leave orders early
112 -
Our Meat Meat Market is the pride of our town. With a 1
practical Butcher, we "point with pride" to our i lways excellent
I line of meats. Try us and see. We know you will come again.
The good people of Cameron and adjoining counties will save good
money by purchasing at our Mart of Trade. We pride ourselves
on our line of general merchandise. We defy competition.
With kindest regards and wishing all a Very Merry Chistmaa
and Happy New Year, I remain
Yours tu serve,
THOS. H. NORRIS.
Hhtnif Nu, low. hi*# EMlvery,