THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE "WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 3, 1894.
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CITY NOTES.
Gentlemen'sJ Driving Club races Satur
day, 2 p. m.
Scranton Typographical uniqn will hold
it annual ball at Turner ball on Thanks
giving night.
Tbe diagram for "Irish Inspiration"
opens at tbe Academy of llusio box office
this morning.
Eugene Kleberg hasfhown sign of great
mental improvement since be was taken
to the Hillside home.
Tomorrow evening will be held the
opening of the Enterprise Dancing class at
Exeelaior hall on Wyoming avenue.
Burglar proof safes are being placed on
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Hudson
trains by the United States Express com
pany.
Tbe Loyal Temperance legion will meet
Thursday afternoon, Oct. 4, at 4 o'clock in
the primary room of Grace Reformed
church.
A social session will be held by the Elks
tonight at U o'clock in honor of Roland
Reed. A friend may be invited by each
member.
'Onr Irish Visitors" has proved a great
Buccesa at Davis- ineater. 11 nas oeea
drawing crowded houses at each perform
once. Last night tbe tbeater was crowded
to the door.
Manager J. B. Lslne, of the Frotbing
ham, has issued invitations for a private
exbibition to be given by Eugene Sandow
at tbe Wyoming house on Friday after
coon at 8 o'olook.; - - v
The residents of Dal ton want to have
it created a borongb, and with that end in
view will make an application to the court
on jnov. o. uaiton at present is a portion
of North Abiugton township.
Tbe singers of tbe city are invited to
attend the rehearsal to-night of the Men
delssohn Choral society, wnen a cbolr will
be organized to compete at the coming
Allentown and Wilkjs-Barre eisteddfods
The resolution of councils directing the
city, engineer to prepare plans and esti
mates for a. lateral sewer on Wyoming
avenue, between Green Ridge and Marion
.streets, waa approved by Mayor Connell
yesterday..
Attorney Fred W. Fleitr has moved bis
law office from the Coal exchange to the
Price building, where be will occupy the
handsome chambers formerly occupied
by ex-Judge Seeley. Mr. Fleitz now re
sides on Quinoy avenue, near Pine.
Thursday afternoon at the base ball
park the Morning Glories, of Dunmore,
and tbe James Buys, of Pine Brook, will
play a game of base ball for the champion
ship of Lackawanna county. Admission
fifteen cents, grand stand ten cents; ladles
free to ground. Game called at 8:130.
, Tbe wood carving class has been formed
at the Young Womeu's Christian associa
tion, and is a rare opportunity for learn
ing tbis art. Tbe teacher is a native of
Switzerland and shows beautirul work In
inkstands, salad sets, penholders, etc., and
is a competent teacher. Tbe class meets
every Monday night at 7:30. Terms, t3
for ten lessons to members: non-members
can join by paying tl additional, wblctt
gives membership privileges for one year.
' Attorney E. H. House with a docnment
the size of a roll of wall paper under bis
arm walked into the county commission
ers' offioe yesterday and banded it to Clerk
Wagner. It was a petition for nomination
papers in tbe Interest of William T, Jenk
ins, independent candidate for sheriff of
Lackawanua county, It was sworn to
before 3. Elliot Ross, notary public, and
waa aigned by P. A. Phillips. John B.
Drvis, P. J. Doyle, James Fanchon, Wil
liam Fechter and N. J. Neary, In accord
ance with the law, tbe commissioners will
" insert Mr. Jenkins' name on tut official
ballot.
Gentlemen's Driving Club races Satur
day, 2 p. m.
Pabst's Milwackie Bsir, cool and
sparkling, at Lohman'a, Spruce street
V. M. C. . NOTES,
Tbe evening classes opened on Monday
with a record attendance over four-hund
red students being registered in all the
branches.
The new class rooms are exceedingly
well ntted up, eleolrto lights being con
veniently placed and the ventilation well
arranged.
Professor Tappln Is In charge of the
business and edncatlonal department and
is nappy in saving two nunarea pupus
, nnacr ois ouarge.
Scranton will also lead Pennsylvania In
the manual training classes, being the
first city or town in the state to offer sucb
Inducements to young men.
It Is a credit to tbe dtv that other nlaces
are oopyingtbs methods of the Scranton
Young Men's Christian association and en.
quiring a to its courses with a view to
spreading tna movement.'
. A noteworthy feature is the wheelmen's
branch wbo meet on Thursday evening in
all tbe members are knights of tba wheel
m
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McAnulty
CORNER
Next Tuesday's Exercises at Traveler's Home,
SCRANTON DRUMMERS MEETING
It Was Held Last Night at the Board
of Trade Rooms All Arrangements
Completed for the Excursion Dia
tinguished Speakers Will Be There.
Committee to Escort Governor
Robert E. Pattison. , .
An important meeting of tba com
mercial travelers of Scranton was held
at the board of trade rooms last nigbt,
tbe object being to complete all the
details connected with their excursion
to Bingbamton next Tuesday, tbe date
of tbe corner stone laying of tbe Home
for indigent commercial travelers.
Tbe Scranton association, except tboss
members who will be required to take
obarge or tba arrangements of Tues
day's excursion, will leave on a special
train Monday afternoon at 1.4Uo clock.
The regular excursion train will leave
the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
era depot at 9 o'olook Tuesday morn
ing, and it is expected that tbere will
be over a tbonsand people from Soran-
ton and Cerbondate.
Tbe mayor of Bingbamton has issued
a greeting; to nil visitors the opening
lines of wblsb are: "Bingbamton,
one of the finest cities on earib, ex
tends to her numerous guests a rordlal,
hearty and sincere welcome." The
Invited guests, according to the official
programme, are President Cleveland,
ex - President Harrison, Governor
Flower, Governor Pattison, Govsrnor
McKinley, Levi P. Morton, Cbauncey
M. Depew. Senator Hill, (senator
Murphy, ex-bpaker Thomas B. Reed,
and all the officers, members of con
gress and of the legislature of the state
of New York.
MONDAY EVENING RECEPTION-
On Monday evening a reception will
be tendered to the distinguished guests
by tbe citizens of Binghamton at tbe
armory, and after the reception there
will be a banquet. On Tuesday the
annual convention will begin at 10
o'elock a. m., and adjourn precisely at
noon. Tbe parade will start at 1:30
sharp, forming on court bouse square,
and after traversing tbe main streets o:
the city will oollect at the Home build
lng. It promises to be one of tbe long
est lines of march on record. Tbe or
dtr of exercises has been thns arranged
Assemblage called to order by Hon. F,
W. Downs, chairman of committee on
ceremonies: prayer by Rev. G. Parsons
Nicbolls, D. D.s laying of corner stone, by
K. W. John Hodge, grand master or Ma
sons in tbe state of New York, assisted by
the officers of tbe grand lodge; introduc
tion of mavor by William Mason: oration
by Cbauncey M. Depew, and an address by
President Uleveiand.
Other distingnished visitors will de
liver addresses. The meeting Inst night
was notified that tbe Hyde Park and
North End lodges of masons and Ro
bert Morris Lodge of Odd Fellows, of
tbe West Side, will attend the exr
cises in a body and they asked that
tickets be sent to them for pnrcbase.
John Costello, of Syracuse, was pre
sent and addressed tbe meeting on tbe
subject of recent preliminary conven
tion held at Syracuse.- It was tbonght
by many that tbe convention 'was a
snap meeting to farther the personal
ends of a lew insurance commercial
travelers la the West,
MR. CASTELLO EXPLAINS
Mr. Costello explained satisfactorily
that the Syracuse meeting was simply
for tbs Durpose of determining a plan
to distribute the offloes and board of
managers, in a ssnse that tbe associa
tion would become national and
broaden out. Tbere were no under
handed methods concocted. Everything
discussed was for tbe good of tbe asso
elation as far as the delegates could
see and would only be placed before
the annual convention as mere sugges
tions, not as preconcerted moves to
feather anyone's nest.
One member reported tbat a com
mittee Bent oat .by tbe Wilkes-Barre
association, bad gons to Bingbamton
for tba ournose of securing hotel ao
oommodation for 450 members. In
tbis connection tbe question ot deoo
rating the cars of the train was ad'
versely acted npon.
Mr. Scblager made a motion tbat i
committee of three bs appointed to
meet in connection with a committee
from tbe Wilkes Barre association the
train upon which Governor Pattison
arrives and act as an esoort from
Northumberland to Binghamton.
It was unanimously agreed to invite
Lieutenant Governor Wat res and Gen
eral Manager Hallstead, of tbe Dels
ware, Lackawanna and Western, as
gnests on the oceatlon, and tbe presi
dent and seoretary were appointed
committee to wait npon them. 1
Against tbe objection or several
members it was decided to wear as
uniform on parade, a eane, and over
coat on tbe arm, In some of the city
papers it was incorreotly reported tbat
tbe excursion is under the anapicea ot
the Wiikes-Barrs arsociatioo.
PIGEON SHOOTING.
Last Friday's Oreat Event to Be Con
tinu.d This Week Other Evtnts
Tbe Green Kidge Gun club bas nr
ranged to finish the competition for
prizss started last Friday at the bur
tiail cars:, ana nave oeciaea to con
tinae the contest next Friday. Th
fourth, fifth, sixth and eigbtb priz
are to be contested tor on tbat dU
Several otber events are aoooanoed
for tbe same day, as follows:
Second event Ex-Sheriff Charles
Roberson and Alex Dunn, jr.,
shoot their Dutch for $50 a side.
HI
Third event C. C. Stackbouse and
G. H Maldox will shoot tbelr match
for 125 a aide.
Fourth event F. M. Bpencer
Thomas Eley and H. D. Swarte will
give an exbibition in shooting at flf tee
birds each, under the American aaso
elation rules, from five unknown traps.
thirty yards rise. They will Use both
barrels. Tuts is the way all of th
champion wing shots of tbe world
shoot, and this event alone is worth
seeing.
Fifth event Mr. Walter Jermyn and
G. H. Maddox will shoot their matsn
Four hundred to five hundred pigeon
win be inot at.
Tbe sboot win ootamenoe at 10 a. m
at the Seranton ball park.
BLIND EVANGELIST COMING.
Will Hold Bsrlie of Meltings at Green
Ridge Ivengslloal thuroh.
J. N. Males, the blind evangelist of
Washington, 1). U, at present engaged
in evangellBtlo work ; in mntleoks.
will come to this city on Saturday an
will begin a serlea of meetings on San
day evening In the Green Kldg
Evangelioal sburoU. The .Williams
port Republican ssys of hit work In
tbat city: .;-
"The meetings condnoted by the
blind evangelist at Bennett tract
Evangelical ebnroh, eontlnna with on.
bated Intexeat; many are turned away
every night tor want of room. The
speaker certainly baa tba happy faculty
of drawing a large arowd and then bold
inn tbem. Many daring tbtae meet
ing! bare been converted and othera
led to eeriontly think about the matter.
rersons nave been attending bia ser-
vicea wbo have not been to anarch for
manyyeare." "
AUTUMN ARBOR DAY.
It Will Be Observed in This State on
. Oot. 19.
The state department of pnbllo in
struction baa reoommended Friday,
Oct. 19, as Autumn Arbor Day, and
has by oironlar presented numerous
and coRnent reasons for its observation
in all the public schools. Tbe autuma
is chosen in preference to spring from
the fact tbat many rural sobools close
before the two days appointed as Arbor
Days In tbe spring,
Tbe state department offsra many
interesting suggestions concerning tbe
plautlng of trees, which should be of
native apeoles. For instance it is bet
ter to plant tbe elm in damp soil, tbe
white oak and the sngar maple in
richer, drier soli, tban it is to plant the
too short lived borse-shestnut or the
silver maple, which is too weak for its
enormous size. Trees which have be
come famous in history should not be
forgotten. Tbe elm, under which Penn
uitde bis great treaty with tbe Indian,
may bs made to teaob a lesson in jus
tice to all mankind Tbe stoiy which
clusters around tbe linden tree, under
which stood a brave boy white bis
ather, William Tell, took aim and
shot tbe apple from bis head can be
nsed to fire young bearts with a spirit
of .heroism, love of liberty and hatred
of oppression as lasting as life itself.
Tbe eelet ration of Ariior Day o n
thus be made helpful in preparing onr
pupils for tbe best kind of citizenship.
' OLD TIME MINSTREL!.
Fine Performancs Gi,vn at the Aoadsmv
of Muilo.
Tbe audience tbat greeted Primrose
& West's minstrels at tbe Academy of
Musio last evening taxed tbe capacity
of tbat house to its utmost. Tbe first
part was a representation of genuine
negro minstrelsy, commencing with
the overture "Way Djwb in Dixie," in
which the old plantation songs, humor
and dancing found natural interpreters
and performers.
A grand transformation took plaoe
at the eonclnsion of tbis ovsrture in
wbieb the entire company appeared.
Then tbe atar sessioa of the evening
followed, G. H. Primrose and George
Wilson taking the ends.
W. H. Windom's singing of "The
Girl I Love," captivated the audience.
ueorge Wilson was as fanny ss ever
and scored a bit by bis rsndition of
"Pietty Girl" and afterward in his
original sayings.
Ueorge H. Primrose gave satlsfaetion
with bis new song "Standing on tbe
Corner."
Tbe banjo playing of Thos. E. Glynn,
the musical numbers by Howe, Wall
and McLeod. and tbe bar performing
of Kice and Elmer were exoellent. A
very lively oonoinslon of tbe perform
auee was the tumbling Arabs.
NOT FERDINAND'S DAUGHTER.
Girt
Whose Boom Was Entsrsd,
Daughter of Joseph Arlgoot.
Monday's Tribune contained the
statement that Rosa Arigoni, the young
girl wbose room 1. a, (J. Maloney
entered at toe noma Hotel, was a
daughter of Ferdinand Arigona of
Penn avenue.
Sueh waa not the case. The girl in
question la a neics ot Ferdinand Art
gona and a daughter of Joseph Artgona,
wbo died at Binghamton last r Tiday,
SCHIVEREA MISSION NOTES.
Efforts are being made to retain Evan
gelist scniverea another week in the city,
A sensational thrill passed through the
3,000 in tbe Gospel tent last nigbt when
bchiverea made his definite charge against
toe "laay ot eoranton."
The rendition of "Calvary" last night bv
tbe cbolr was superb and tbe manner in
which tbey accompanied Mr. Weeden,
wbo was at its Pest, was perfect. -
The meetings today will be: Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western Machine sbops
at noon, uioie reading "Christ uur tx
ample" at the tent at 8.30 p. m., and ser
vice at 7.80.
Mr. Weeden whose excellent mnslo is so
eagerly listened to, will prepare some
special music by the midnight meetings of
today and will help considerably to draw
tbe auaience required.
A s pedal feature of today will be a meet.
ing for ladies at the Florence mission at
10.30 tonight aud a meeting tor men at
midnight at tbe Rescue mission when re
freshments will be served.
Several wish to see the evangelist priv
ately and fear to trespass upon his leisure
time, scnirerea, nowever, has no leisure
time as he is always working aud timid
seeker's need not fear his wrath by calling
upon mm attne Westminster,
Several will avail themselves of the crlv
liege aocorded by tbe campaign committee
to the evangelist wbo will "make a oollec
lion" on rlday arternoon at the tent to
swell the amount be personally collects
for foreign mission work. A large sum
will be subscribed if ouly as a token of
eattem in which the evangelist is beld.
Holmes & Goolt's
CELEBRATED
(100 Kinds)
SPECIAL DISPLAY THIS
WEEK AT
REDUCED PRICES.
E. G.. COURSEN
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429 Lacka. Ave.
THI OELIIRATU
PIANOD
trt at Pinssat tbe Mart ropalar aad tntttU ay
WarsreemS t Oppeslle Columbus Monument,
BACKERS
908 Washington Av. 8oranton,Pa,'
BARGAINS.
Best Floor ...13 75
Best Pastry a 75
Feed 1 20
Corn 1 20
Meal 1 20
Hams. 13J
California Hams 9
Bacon ' 9
Fresh Eitgs 18
Butter Cracker 0
Diamond Oyster. 6
Canned Tomatoes ?i
White Wax Beans 9
801b. Pail Jelly 99
20 lb. Pail Preserves 1 25
Bristle Shoe Brush 10
Bixby's Blacking, 8 Large Box.'S 10
Liberty Sewing Machine 9 95
Every article in
the above list is war
ranted strictly first
class in every re
spect.
We only mention
a few figures but
will state that all
our prices are .very
low and will be kept
so during the re
mainder of 1894.
There are a few
things that we wish
to speak of specially,
first of these "Our
Best" brand of flour of
which weare selling
about 1,000 barrels
and sacks a month
and hearing nothing
but most favorable
reports from all
sources. Then our
Tea Department is
worthy of mention,
we- have the finest
line of teas that is
possible to get to
gether. Our garden
growth teas at 85c.
per pound are
thing of beauty, and
a joy forever. We
also have a package
tea at 30c, a pound
with a splendid solid
nickel spoon in each
pound, this is a de-
cided bargain. We
think we have the
largest retail coffee
trade of any store in
the state. Nothing
has built up this
big trade but the ex
cellency of our cof-
fees and the low fig
ures at which we
sell them.
In confectionery
we always have a
fine stock of fresh,
pure candies of all
kinds and as in all
other departments
at very low prices.
And last but not
least our butcher
shop is worth the
price of. admission
in itself, always wel
stocked with the
very best grade o
meats at prices about
ter cent, below
regular rates. Re
member our, new de
livery plan is in op
eration now all or
ders going out as
soon as received.
THE SCRANTON
! CASH STORE
IB THE THEME
Tangellst Schiverea Brings Els Audience to
Tears.
- SCRANTON LADY INDICTED
Strong; Charges Made In the Sermon
Creates Sensations in the Gospel
Tent Many Local Topics Touched
Upon Heaven Was Clearly Defined.
Schiverea Will Probably Stay An
other Week Other Mission Notes.
Evangelist Schiverea addressed large
crowds yesterday afternoon and last
evening in tbe tent on Linden strsst.
in tbe evening all were not able to gam
admission to the tent
In tbe evening Mr.Sobivers addressed
his large audience upon tbe words,
Rejolee that your names sre written
in htaven,"and said: "I have a few
reasons why I speak upon hoaven to
night The Bible Is full of it; almost
every one of you have someone dear to
you in heaven. I have a mother there
who saved me from the j-iws of hell,
and ninety-nine ont of a hundred be
Here tbere is sneb a place as heaven.
Everyone wanta to go there.
Where is Heaven. I don t know. U
near enough for God to hear tbe
poor broken-lienrtrd sinner.
Is Wblnky Jake benT lam tola ot
Whisky Juke who drinks a gallon (f
wliwky daily and says be likes
Schiverea. Well, let mu tell him th'it
Sfhlverea lovra Whiskey Jk, nnd
God would save Whiskey Jake's sonl if
Juke will l ot call upon him a id in
stead of being Jake tbe wlskey keg be
would be Jake tbe gentleman.
what is not in heaven.
There is one thought, Siu cannot en-
tr Heaven, so you must be free of sin,
and that must be settled in this world
let go sin and get Heaven, There is
no sickness tbere and tbe doctors and
undertakers will enjoy one long vaca
tion. No disease tbere; no siokness.
No pains of the broken-hearted mother
caused by her profligate son ; there win
be no pain to tbe bnsbands near!
bv tbe wife's unfaithfulness.
Tbis afternoon I looked into the face
of a beautiful woman, the wife of one
or tne nnest men in rioranton, and i
know ber to be uafaitfnl to her hns
band, It is bad enough for a man to
be Impure but my God for a woman it
is a thousand times worse. The expo
sure is sore to come to the surface. It
is bound to come. "Bs sure your sin
will nnd you oot.
Tbere will be no libertines in heaven ;
none of those infernel things wbo ruin
the pure girls, but tbere will be a bsre
after and a great retribution. Thank
God there is no death in heaven. Look
at this widow in front of me, and tbe
mother tbere with tears trickling down
their faces; there Is bsrdly one bnt that
tbe grim monster bas visited tbem.
All of you have some one in heaven.
Do yon love them enough to want to
meet tbem again?
What is in beovenT eternal rest.
and all men need rest. Tbere is eter
nal rest, eternal joy and eternal peace.
There will be no children In bell; all
tbe children will bu In heaven. Do you
love children? uo you want to go
where tbe children are? Hell will be
lonesome, so heaven will be a place of
joy. Tbe loved ones and angels are
anxious to know your decision. Let
tbem know tbat you have determined
for heaven and they will rejoice tbat
your names are written In beaven.
IHK AFTERNOON ADDRESS.
Yesterday afternoon Evangelist Sehi
verea preached upon "Christ, the Sin
ner'a Friend," and showed, first: How
Jesus proved himself to De a friend of
sinners. He was a rnena to tbe tiuo
gry. He was a friend to publicans an
sinners. He was a friend to the blind
He was a friend to the fallen and un
fortunate. He was a friend to tbe
widow. He was a friend to tbe unclean
and the leper, and for all these he died.
Secondly, What klud of a friend was
Jesus? He is not like the people wbo
declare tbelr love for us while we can
entertain tbtm and tomorrow we miss
tbem, and ean easier And a neidle in
a haystack tban find them when we
want their help and love. Jesus loves
all, whether in joy or sorrow ; sobriety
or alcohol insauity. His love is mot
only unebaageable, but reliable and
faithful. He Is a friend wbo will give
faithful counsel.
At the end ot the sermon the evan
gelist asked those who wanted thi
Friend to lift up their band. Severs
did so, and accepted bis invitation to
walk down to the platform where he
prayed earnestly with tbem.
J. Frank Sisesl'a
Academy of Dancing, now open for the
reception of pupils. Office at ball.
Traders Nattoual bank. Opening social
Tuesday night Oct. 2nd. All former
pupils and mends invited.
I have just received a new line of
Gut Glass
AND
Sterling
Silver
for Wedding Gifts. Step in and
see my new stock.
Him thi IMA rttjp
BI
HATS
AT
DUNN'S
Best Sets of Teeth,$300
Including the painless extracting
ef teeth by an entirely new (w
S, C. Snyder, D.D.S.
. tu wYouiHa av&
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ft -J W.W. BERRY y
417 Lackawanas avs. I . '
Koele Bozsa EzalnslTsly.
Best made. Plav anr desired nnmbar or
tunes. Gautschl & Sons., manufacturers,
1080 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Won.
derful orrhaatrial ornn. mil. aa mr,A am
Specialty! Old musio boxes earofully re-
paired ana improved with new tones.
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A QUEER
COMBINATION
Most people say when they
look at Wool worth's show
windows: '0ne window is
fitted with fine Decorated
China and Glassware and the
other window has a display
of Coal Hods, Stove Pipes,
etc. Now this last mentioned
display is
Just What We
Want to Talk About.
We have here: Coal Hods
as cheap as 19c. and from
that np to qOc. each, either
black Japan finish or gal van
ized iron.
Stove Pipe Elbows
lOo
Stove Pipe per joint
Ordinary Black Fire Shovels
l5o
3o
So
Long Handle Fire Shovels (20 in.)
Long Handle Galvanized Fire
Shovels I On
Galvanized Iron 5 gal. Oil Cans,
patent pumD attachment SI. 75
Galvanized Iron Ash Cans 2.2
Alsska Cover Lifters, nickel platsd 1 0o
C. S. W00LW0RTH.
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319 Lacka. Ave.
GREEN AND GOLD STORE FRONT.
do you dread Monday
washday! Can't blame you
much slop dirt confusion
heat enough to drive you
out into the street. Wouldn't
it be better to send your
whole family wash to us every
week! Special "POUND
RATES" to families. Write
for these terms.
Crop a postal-our wagons will call promptly.
Euireka
Lamodry
322
Ave.
Plumbing
The Following.
6 TO 8 AT
8 TO UK
12 TO 2 AT
Are the sizes and prices on a line of Children's School
Shoes, not ordinary common shoes, but an extra good
Dongola Calf Skin Shoe; spring heeled, lace or button;
every pair warranted.
It will pay you to buy your Shoes at
BilHISTER'S
All the latest novelties in FALL FOOTWEAR.
giiiiuiiiiiumtutm
I Special
Display
I of
BROWN'S BEE HIVE
224 LACKAWANNA AVE.
J. BOI-Z
Carries the largest line of
and TAILOE-MADE GAEMENTS
in the city. Come and look
through our stock before purchas
ing elsewhere.
We also carry a large line of
MACKINTOSHES
Children's Furs, from $1.50 set
up.
In our Millinery Department w
show the latest in
French Novelties
Have your Furs repaired by
the only Practical Furrier in the
city.
J. BOILZ
138 Wyoming Ave.
NEXT DIME BANE.
IN THESE TIMES
People want a great deal for tbelr money.
They require good things at HtUe exponas.
That's just how THE BTANLBY COMBINA
TION came to be created. It's an outfit eoa
sistinK of a Double-breasted Coat, two (2)
pairs of pants, and the latest style Stanley
cap of same mat rial to match. Ahe extra
Huttons with each outfit Th mode are ot
stylish fabrics, of a most excellent quality
especially adapted for aerrlca, and m cm
sell you the WHOLE COMHIMATIOH aa
cheap as yon can boy tbe bare suit from
otber dealers.
FOR SALE ONLY B7
Clothiers, HdteraAfumishera
OUR CORSET FITTER,
MISS STOUT
OF NEW YORK
Will remain until
Saturday of this week to
accommodate
those who could not be fit.
OS LANDS
128 Wyoming Ave.
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$1.00
1.25
1.75
Special
Display
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