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DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1892.
NEW ADVEttTliJEMEXTS.
NEW ADVERTISKMENTS.
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THEY WANT AH ABMOET.
National Guardsmen Object to Giving the
Market Home to the School!.
The Pittsburg members of the National
Gntrd are considerably worked up over the
ordinance passed by Common Conncil on
.Monday leasing the Fifth avenue market
Lonse to the Central Board of Education
for high school purposes. The old market
house has beem used as an armory. The
military men contend that the city should
jiroride them with an armory.
At the meeting of Select Councils to
morrow an effort will be made to .have the
ordinance authorizing the sale of the prop
erty pasted instead of the ordinance passed
py Common Council.
A Detective Comes to Grief.
Jerry Marra, of Kittanning, Pa., who
was employed aia detective by the Law and
Order society of Pittsburg, was sent to the
workhouse tor 30 days yesterday, charged
with disorderly conduct Marra was en
deavoring to buy beer in a resort on First
avenue. He became very angry when the
beer was refused him. He was finally put
out He was attempting to kick in the
door when arrested.
pital. He was terribly "crushed. His re
covery is doubtful.
An Old Homestead Employe Killed.
Patrick Huehes, 72 years old, of Swiss
vale, a man widely known and hiehly es
teemed in this part of Pennsylvania, was
killed by an express train on the Baltimore
and Ohio Bailroad yesterday afternoon be
tween Keating and City Farm station. The
old gentleman was formerly an employe of
the Homesteed Steel Works. Ke was on
his way home to Swissvale and stepped out
of the way of another train directly W
f-ont of the express.
Hloney Subscribed for Parks.
The new park scheme of Mayor Kennedy
is crowing. At a meeting of a number or
prominent citizens the Mayor explained
his plans, which met with approval, and
527,500 has already been subscribed.
Among those present were B. F. Jones,
James B. Scott, S. P. Harbison, John W.
Chaltant, John Walter and others.
Serlom Elevator Accident.
Joseph Longon.an employe of the Fahnes
tock Coal Company in the East End, was
probably fatally hurt yesterday by the ele
vator car in which he was riding suddenly
dropping from the third to the first floor.
Iongon was taken to the AVcst Penn Hos-
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NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS.
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Vanilla
Lemon
Orange
Almond
Rose etc
Of perfect purity.
Of great strength.
Economy In their usd
Flavor as delicately
and dellclously as the fresh fruit.
For sale by Geo. K. Stevenson & Co., and
all flrst-class grocers.
CLOAKS.
CARPETS,
WALL PAPER.
Wilton Carpets,
Axminster Carpets,
Velvet Carpets,
Body Brussels Carpets,
Tapestry Carpets,
And all kinds of Ingrain -Carpets.
Everything new in style,
choice in color. All at
SPECIAL LOW PRICES.
Wall Paper in every quality
and style for wall and ceiling.
Special styles in choice colors.
You should see our stock be
fore you buy.
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ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
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The sharp, decisive low prices given below will bring the closest
buyers of Allegheny and Pittsburg to our Cloak Department this week:
Ladies' Melton Cloth Reefers in Tans, Navys and Blacks,
bought to sell at $5.00, yours for
$3.25
$5.87
$9.25
Cheviot Reefer, Full Fur Astrachan Shawl Roll, equal to any
garment sold at fS.50, yours for
Tan Diagonal Cloth Reefers, half silk lined, bound with braids,
bought to sell at 312.50, yours for
See our handsome line of Russian Blouses, Watteau Back and English
Box Coats, Cape Newmarkets and Misses' and Children's Cloaks and
Jackets.
EHIDT BE EQUALED FPU QtlALITY. SHLE ABO PRICE.
DOUGLAS &MACKIE, I
101 ANU 70J ttUtHAL ST.. ALLEGHENY.
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Cabinets, 83 to ; per clozec; petltes, Si
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THE ONLY REASON
For the continued increase of THE
DISPATCH adlets is that they gi
satisfactory returns.
DOCTORS LAKE,
SPECIALISTS In all cases re
quiring scientific and confi
dential treatment. Dr. S. K.
Lako, M. K. a S . S., is the old
est and most experienced spe
cialist in the city. Consulta
tion free and strlctlv confi
dential. Offlco hours 9 to 4 and 7 to 8 r. n.
Sundays, 2 to 4 p.m. Consult them person
ally, or -write Doctors Lake, cor. -Penn av.
and Fourth st Pittsburc, Pa. jol6-8J-Dwlc
AIN'T IT LAUGHABLE
To see a lot of dissatisfied imitators kiokins;
and squirming? They remind one of the
Donkey Backing Against the Locomotive.
Jealous because we are having such an im
mense sale of
VOLTAIC DIAMONDS
We sell them direct to the people, and
they give satisfaction. They are covered by
letters patent. Everv stone warranted.
Not in the hands of other dealers. Ml set
in solid cold. Studs S2.50 up. Bines S4.00
tip. Pins S2.75 up. Eardrops S4.30 up.
The Finest Brilliants in the World.
O-Sksd ror. ocn Illustrated Catalogue
Free.
B. E. ARONS, Jeweler,
Wholesale and Retail,
65 FIFTH AVE.
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A cure for rile. External, Internal, Blind, Bleed.
Inr and Itching, Clironlc Kcent or HeredlUrr.
Tni remeay us positiyeiy never ucca rhuwu to
fall. II a box, a for IS. by mall. K guarantee flrcn
with alx boxes, when purchased at one tlme-Jo re
fund the t5 f not cured. Issued by KMTT O
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Vm. ram ind 1701 Penn ave.. corner 'Write are.
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WELL BRED, SOON WED." GIRLS WHO USE
SAPOLIO
ARE QUICKLY MARRIED. TRY IT IN YOUR NEXT
HOUSE-CLEANING.
BARGAIN PRICE
Attracting Multitudes of Buyers.
LAIRD'S
BUnON n BLUGHER
52.53, 52.31, 53.00, 54.00.
Ladies
Will find our prices 20 to 30
per cent lower than others at
all times. You will find the
largest and most attractive
stock. The
FINEST MS IDE,
A 1 the newest and best styles,
perfect fitting, a great saving
and general satisfaction.
-BUTTON GAITERS.
50c, 75c, $1, $1.25.
FINE BLACK, ALL-WOOL
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Blncners,Bals, Congs.
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GRAIN AND TAN GOAT
FAUNTLER0YS.
W. M. LAIRD,
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Wood Street Market Street:
. $2.75, $3, $3.50, $4.
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Largest Stock, Lowest Prices.
W. M. LAIRD,
"n nOLESALE
JOBBER AND RETAILER.
12.90. S3.0D, S4.00.
GENTLEMEN'S
FINE CALF SHOES,
$2.00, $2.50, $2.99.
FINE KANGAROOS,
$2.90, $3.90, $4.00.
ENGLISH
GRAIN BALS,
Double Soles,
$2.90, $3.00, $4.00, $5.00.
SHOOTING BOOTS,
$3.00 to $10.00.
CORK SOLE SHOES,
$2.90, $4.00, 5.00
EVERY SIZE.
EVERY WIDTH.
W. Hi. LAIRD,
433-435 406-408-410
Wood -Street Market Street
REDUCTIONS UNPARALLELED !
Christmas is coming. Within a few days Holiday goods will absorb our entire attention and yours. The very short intervening time must
be used to double advantage. Look out for four extraordinary bargain days in the Cloak Department. Commencing this morning and continuing
till Saturday night we will sell every Wrap or Reefer, everv Coat or Cape at a big reduction from the former price which, in every instance, was by
far the lowest in the city. Here are the proofs to back t p our claims: :::::: 1 ::::: : .
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Fresh as daisies beautiful 'as roses, and a
most extensive variety to choose from. Prices
are half and less than the real value of the
goods. Here is an instance:
500 Regular $18, $20, $25,
$28 and $30 Dresses
MARKED DOWN TO $12.
Among them are the popular and fashiona
ble Russian styles, short, tight-fitting Basques;
Eton styles with vests; Reefer Suits, , Jacket
Suits, etc., made of plain or fancy materials,
trimmed in a very tasteful manner. Remem
ber, your choice from all for only $12.
READ (Tift A lot of fine All-Wool Cheviot
sTHIS: J)IU Suits, with Bishop slesves and
silk puffed front; good value at $15.
Late mihb
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Long garments are the correct thing for the
present time. We have an immense stock and
are bent on reducing it greatly before the holi
day season opens.
(f "4 f Buys your choice from a lot ,
rK I II of full Military Cape New
t' a v markets, made of navy and
black Cheviots, in first quality, medium
weight; would cost you from 15 to $18
elsewhere. ;
$12
For elegant tailor-made Chev
iot Newmarkets, with' 3 deep
capes; very fashionable; regu
lar price 20.
(f -4 fl For fine Scotch Mixture New-
7K I S markets, with Watteau plait
down the back; changeable
silk lined hood, etc.; really worth $20.
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GARMENTS
None but the thoroughly reliable qualities,
at prices away down. '
AT CIO 3-'nc Plush Jackets, rolling
A I 3)lU collar; lined throughout with
fine satin; full value $ 15.
AT CI OC 32-Jnch Plush Reefers,
A I 4)1 4. OU th full shawl of Astra
khan or French seal; fur head ornaments;
full value $25.
T (flP 42-inch long Plush Sacques,
A I J) ID wit1 fine quilted satin lining;
four double seal ornaments; deep rolling col
lar; full value $25.
AT On 42nck Plush "Sacques, made
A I 4)ZU of Lester's highly celebrated
seal plush; finest satin lining; best finished in
every particular; full value $30.
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5,000 WRAPPERS
Reduced from 1.25, 1.50, $1.75,
$a, $2.35,and 2.50
TO 93 CEETTS.
This price doesn't even cover the cost of the
bare material. There are four lots of them, as
follows:
1ST I ftT 500 best Flannelette Wrappers;
LU I newest patterns; fancy yoke;
back and front; Watteau back; full front with
belt and full sleeve (same as cut).
2ND I f "P 1,200 elegant, heavy and
LU I wann Bedford Cord Wrap
pers; with yoke front and back; belt, etc;
dark and light patterns.
3RD I ftT if5oo Fine Crepe Cloth
LU I Wrappers; new patterns;
lined waist and sleeve; fancy yoke; full front;
belt, pockets, etc.
4TH I ftT 700 best indigo blue or
LU I Morning Wrappers, in latest
patterns; made like cut
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UrlUluL ABOVE FOUR LOTS, 30
FUR GARMENTS.
Complete is our stock, in all the word im
plies, embracing from the cheapest Hare to
the finest Seal.
(JQ Til Black Fur Capes, 18 inches
4)0i0U long; satin lined; value 5.
fl r Fine Black Coney Capes, 18 in
0 ches long; full value 8.
flQ QQ Fine Canada Seal Capes, 18
J)OivO inches long, best satin
lined; full value 13.
Fine Curly Astrakhan Capes;
full value 22.
8i.fi Fine Black and Brown
1 fU Marten Capes, 20 inches
long; full value 30.
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AT CC Q FINE DIAGONAL
A I 3U. 3 Cheviot NEWMARKETS,
in blue, black, tan or Scotch mixed cloth,
with deep military cape or Watteau back;
sizes 14 to 18; value $10.
AT CIH Fine Beaver NEWMARKETS,
A 1 4)1 U in black, blue or tan,
also Scotch mixed; with deep, detachable
military cape; notch collar; pearl cuff buttons;
sizes 14 to 18; value $15.
AT $11.50
Misses' Latest Triple
CAPE -NEWMARKETS,
m tancy bcotcn mixtures or plaid cloths;
edged with fur or four rows of stitching
around cape; sizes 14 to 18; value 18.
These garments like accompanying cut.
AT $16.50
sizes 14 to 18: value 27.
Misses' Imported Kersey
Triple Cape Newmarkets;
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AT CO QQ Misses' fine All-Wool Di
Al u)ZUO agonal Cheviot or Fancy
Mixed Scotch Cloth Reefer Jackets; notch col
lar; box or coat back; sizes 14 to 20; value $5.
AT (0 QC Misses' Imported Scotch
A I 4)0. vlO Mixed or Plain Cloth
Reefer Jackets, with Watteau plaited back; 30
and 32 inches long; value 6.50.
AT' CO 00 Misses' Fur - Trimmed
A I WiWO Jackrts,madeofAll'Wool
Diagonal Cheviots, in Ian, blue or black; full
shawl of French Lynx; fur head ornaments;
sizes 14 to 18; value 6.50.
AT CO QQ Children's' elegant Gretch
A I 3ZiuO ens or Newmarkets; with
deep Military Cape; double-breasted; good
materials; sizes 4 to 14; value 4.25.
AT CO QQ Children's Gretchens or
A I 4)UawO Newmarkets, with extra
deep Military Cape (same as cut), made of
blue or tan Diagonal Cheviots or Scotch Mixed
Cloths; full sleeve; sizes 4 to 14; value 5.75.
AT CC Efl Cnildren's Imported Plaid
A I 3)0 iOU or Mixed Cloth Gretchens
or Newmarkets; with divided high Shoulder
or Military Cape; edged all around with As
trakhan; sizes 4 to 14; value $8.
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PRICES LOWER THAN EVER NAMED BEFORE.
RIBBONS.
Read these THREE matchless bargains, and remem-,
ber that hundreds more (equally surprising) await you in
our newly replenished Ribbon Department 1st floor.
BARGAIN QC Per yard for all silk Ribbon, in all
I iJ shades, 3 inches wide,and fully worth 35c
Down
MILLINERY
$7 Trimmed Hats Down to -
$8.50 Trimmed Hats Down to - -$6
Trimmed Hats Down to - -
$3 Children's Trimmed Hats D?o
$r Untrimmed Hats Down to -$1.50
French Felt Hats Down to
$2.50 French Felt Hats Down to
A lot of 65c Velvet Roses at 25c p:r bunch.
Fancy Feathers reduced from $1.50 and 75c down to 25c.
A lot of Millinery Trimmings, worth from 50c to $1 per
yard, will go at only 25 c .
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BARGAIN
NO. 2.
T BARGAIN
15
C Per yard for all Silk Ribbon, from 2
to 6 inches wide; worth from 35c to 80c.
NU. z.
mC For 10 yards All-Silk, Satin Edge Gros
Grain Rihhon No. 2: worth AS.Z. We
will also offer a lot of Odds and Ends in All-Silk Ribbons,
of various widths, makes and colors, worth from 25c to
50c, AT ONLY 8c PER YARD".
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