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GORMAN'S
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Wc have many pieces of goods which
were once full pieces but now they are
in hall. Half in price, but enough for
waist or dress pattern. If you are
making over old costumes, or if you
have school dresses to make over for
girls at school, this is an opportunity
which wc give our customers every
season. Our prime object is always
to look after the interests of our cus
tomers. We also have a selfish in
terest, that is to prepare ourselves for
the new stock of dress goods which we
have arriving daily.
MIES' - KLIN
WEAR
Ilcst in every sense of the wordBest
Materials, Best Shapings and Best
Workmanship. This special sale will
continue only a few days.
BIDES li FABRICS
Our Fashion Monthly for
February,
JUST OUT.
Describes and contains the Lcadin;
Fashions, latest Dress Materials, Sto
ries, etc. GIYKX AWAY to those who
call for it at our store. Every lady
wishing to be well dressed and dress
economically should have it.
GORMAN'S GRAND DEPOT.
DR,- REEVE S,
413 Spruce Street, Scranton.
TT. Reeves has lincl lonj? anil varied ex
terlence In ho.mllnl ami prlvatn nrui.'tlco
ami treats nil ai'ino ami chronic diseases
of men, women nmj children.
COriSULTftTlOM AND EXAKINATIOH FREE
Hi:, with his nssl.itiints, treat all tfis
fa.st'H of he nervous system, diseases of
the eye, ear, nose unit throat, dyspepsia,
rheumatism, lost vltiility, premature
VieaknesB or decay In both Hexes, nervous
flelillity, oiiturrh, tumors, cancers, :rup
tliins, hlooil-polsonlnK, llts, epilepsy. In
discretion and errors of youth, lost man
huod, eczema, serofuln, St. Vtus' dam.o,
asthma, diseases of the heart, lungs,
liver, kidneys, bladder, stomach, etc.
Vuuiik Men Positively Cured.
Offer to tho I'nhlic for Catarrh.
Any one RUfferinK with Catarrh who
-inhcs to be permanently, quickly and
cheaply cured may receive three months'
treatment for only FIVK DOM..ARS. The
doctor has discovered a spocillc for this
dreaded disease. Von can treat and cure
yourself and fumlly with It at home. It
never falls to cure. A trlul treatment
free.
OKFterc HnrRS Dally. 9 n. m. to 9 p.
rrt.; Supduys, 10 to 12 and 3 to 4.
At This Season
Wc invite your special attention
to our magnificent display of
CARPETS, DRAPERIES
MP PAPER
We will give you full benefit of the
recent decline in the price of Carpets.
Trice Is always a great! object, and in
this matter wc arc not only determined
to hold our own but to outdo all cow
j ctitors. Come and see us.
J. Scott Imglis
I 419 LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
New Colorless Varnish.
A colorless varnish, made by passing a
current of electricity through purltied lln-Hei-d
oil contulnltiR an admixture of sul
jdiurlc arid, has been made the subject of
11 patent by a Uerntun chemist. The elee
trolyzlnit process Is continued for two or
three hours, ilurhiK which time tho oxy
Ken. as It Is net free from the acid, con
verts tho oil Into varnish.
Slated by H. R. Cochran, druggist, Lan
caster, 1'a. : Have guaranteed over 200
bottles of Ilurdock Blood Bitters for dys
pepsia sour stomach, bilious attacks, liver
and kidney trouble.
Y
'Stilt
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
ABSOLUTELY PUCE
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CAKBONDALE.
On Wednesday evening occurred tho
death of Mis. Barbara Mane, at the
hnine of her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Held, In Willow lane. Deceased was
born In Hesse Darmstadt, Germany,
and had reached the ripe old age of S7
years. She Is survived by her daugh
ter, Mrs. Held, and three sons, who are
Peter and Philip ManB, of this city,
nnd Anthony Mang, of Cherry JUdgo.
Funeral will be held this afternoon at
3 o'clock, services being held at the
house. The remains will be laid at
rest in St. Rose cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kelley have re
turned from their wedding tour.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klbrecht were
surprised by a large party of their
friends on Wednesday evening at their
home on Sevejith avenue.
Miss Mary lirldgett has returned to
her home on Dundaff Btreet from a
three weeks' visit in New York city.
Yesterday George Shaeffer purchased
the business and bottling plant of P.
H. Murray; price paid was $1,000.
Mr. and Mrs. Whipple, of Oneonta,
N. Y., will be guests at the Burr resi
dence on North Church street today.
Hon. John Kuhback, of Honesdule,
was a Carbondule caller yesterday.
The unnual tea of the Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary socie
ties of the First Presbyterian church
will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock
in tho lecture room of the church. At
the occasion Mrs. W. W. Shaw, of
Arehbald, will address the ladies In the
Interest of missionary work; also a
brief music and literary programme
will be rendered.
We have had forty-five days of ex
cellent sleighing and still there Is more
to follow.
O. J. Collins went to New York city
yesterday afternoon on a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dubois enter
tained a party of friends at their home
on Wyoming Btreet on Wednesday
evening.
The canal thnt feeds the Delaware
and Hudson No. 1 shaft water wheel
burst at noon Wednesday, and as a
sequence that mine was idle yesterday.
A large force of men were at once put
to work to repair damages, and the
mine Is expected to resume operations
today.
The Dickson Manufacturing company
have received an order from the Dela
ware and Hudson company for three
large passenger locomotives.
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent as
sociation will give their annual recep
tion and banquet this evening in the
W. W. Watt building on Church street.
After a two weeks' vacation at tryir
homes in this city William Gislaind,
Michael Loftus and Kieran Bnnks re
turned to Baltimore, where they will
resume their studies at St. Mary's
seminary.
A large party of young men from
Honesdale passed through this city
last evening en route for Scranton,
where, they witnessed the Kirmess.
At a hearing belore Alderman Low
ery 011 Wednesday evening Tommle
Monk confessed to stealing the watch
of H. J. Delevan, but he denied that he
broke the door open of Mr. Delevati's
confectionery store. He traded tho
stolen watch for a clock with a young
man named Laughlln. of the South
Side. Laughlln tried to sell It to Sam
uel Mathews, and thus the theft leaked
out. Mr .Delevan has stated his terms
of settlement, and Monk will doubtless
comply.
William Artha is eonfliiPd to tho
house with a severe attack of rheuma
tism. The fair of the Sacred Heart church
was closed Wednesday evening. Kev.
P. J. McManus, of Green Bldge, de
livered a lecture before the Brownson
Literary society in the Parish hall.
Subject, "Life and Character of Or
estes A. Brownson." Last night rtov.
J. J. Curran, of Cnrbondule, gave a
nmgln lantern exhibition to those pres
ent. The fair will be open each even
ing until further notion.
According to the rules adopted by tho
lire company the following alarms will
designate the different districts: One
short, (itilck sound of the whistle signi
fies that the fire Is in the powder mIM
district; two, all the district east of the
Lackawanna river; three, west of tho
Lackawanna river, south of Bncon
street; four, north of Bacon street to
tho Bushbrook road; five, all north i,t
Itushbrook mad. Alarms are located
at C. H. Merrltt. Dr. M. J. Shields, W. J.
McDermott. Mrs. W. Nicholson, A,
Gavin, Dr. S. D. Davles. Cut this out
for future reference.
Mrs. Grace Welser Davis, who has
boen conducting revival services In the
MVthodist church, left for her home
In Jersey City, Wednesday night. All
the churches have been benedted
through her efforts. Three hundred
and forty-two persons have experlenc-d
a change of heart, of which 24ii have
united with the Methodist church, and,
no doubt, others will be given an op
portunity next Sunday, at which time
all who have not been baptised" will
have the rite of baptism administered
The revival meetings will be continued
by the pastor, Rev. F. ?rndall.
The store of Lew White, of Tomn
klniBvllle, caught fire from the ehlmney
last night. It was extinguished by tho
assistance of neighbors, who formed
a bucket brigade. The loss to the stock
is estimated at about 400,
A. Prett, representing the White Star
Steamship company, was a Jermyn vis
itor yesterday. .
On account of the wiow the street
cars are having a hard tlmo gettllig
through,
Dr. M. J. Shields Is In New York,
Wednesday evonlng large number
of the friends of Miss Katie Stevenson
gave her a surprise at her home, on
L street.
Delaware and Hudson No. 1 mine was
Idle yesterday on ncoount of tho giving
out of one of the boilers.
The Citizens' bamd fair, whlc'.t has
been closed for a few dny, will re-open
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dunlop, of Rcott,
called on Jermyn frlonds yesterday,
YANDLINO.
,A meeting was held Saturday even
Ing by a number of residents of Vand
linir and Forest City to organize a com
pany to manufacture Knoll's patent
head rest.- About $0,000 worth of Btock
Powder
was subscribed. A board of trustees
was elected, consisting of William I!ry
den, chairman; F. J. Osgood, of Forest
City, secretary; W. T. Davis, Benjamin
Milton and L. H. Wilcox. On Friday
evening next another meeting will be
held to elect jermanent olllcers.
Mrs. Fred. Smith Is ill.
Tuesday was considered the coldest
day of the present winter In this vicin
ity. The thermometer registered 25 de
grees below zero.
Martha Arnold has been visiting
friends at Aldeiivlllo tho past two
weeks.
Henry Carter made u, trip to Carbon
dale last evening.
A. D. llryden is In Scranton doVig
jury duty this week.
T U K K UAO 0 CK.
There's nothing in It the tube of the
thermometer.
The new calendar for Temple lodge,
No. 248, Free and Accepted Masons, Is
out. It Is neat and tasty and Includes
the calendar of Temple Chapter ulso,
The ballots for the entire county for
the February election will be printed at
the Job rooms of the New Age,
A small but appreciative audience
greeted Homer B. Sprngue at the court
house to listtn to the first of his serleB
of lectures on Shakespeare. His topic
was "Shakespeare's Cradle nnd School
Satchel." At tho close of the lecture
an "University Center" was organized
with the following ofllcers: President,
James W. Piatt; vice president, John A.
Slttser; secretary. Miss Lizzie Bunnell;
treasurer, C. O. Dershelmer. The nexl
lecture will be given Feb. 20, the topic
being "Shakespeare's Wedding Ring.''
Commissioners' Clerk Elmer 1'.
Brown suffered a relapse Wednesday
and is still in a serious condition. Rod
ney J. Pardwell Is assisting at the of
fice during his absence.
The arbitrators In tho Bannalyne
Vofimrg case will meet today to make
their utvard.
Mrs. Edward Provost, of Russell ll'.'i,
Is visiting her son, II. C. Prevost.
The will cf the late George C. Lice
ras been admitted to probate. !! was
the owner of several farms In Wash
ngton. Auburn and Springvllle town
ships, which have been divided among
his soli:) and daughters.
The Wayne Independent calls noon
the voters ef that county to solilly
support S;o.ker In the congr'it'jnal
canvass, claiming that the Bri'Jfjrd
ct unt v man was foisted on to the iVk-
trlct by a tins.'. The Independent cor
tuinlj must be codding.
The p.itriot'.i: Order Sons of America,
of Forkston, will today present the
school on North Branch Hill with a flan.
Their newly fledged cornet band wi'.l
furnish music. Appropriate addresses
will be made, anil In the evening a sup
per and general festive time
Mrs. l'atton and daughter, of Pitts-
ton, are guests of F. B. Hight's people.
Mrs. Brungess, of Centermoreland, is
visiting Mrs. Joseph Armstrong".
FOREST CITY.
Mrs. Hurry Joseph, who has been
visiting at Big Springs, Tex., fur sev
eral weeks past, has returned home.
Frank Hollimlmrk Is taking advan
tage of the line sleighing. He has had
five teams drawing props to the North
west breuker for the past month.
A meeting of the Republican club will
be held in the-Davles House hall this
evening at 7.S0. Every Republican In
Forest City Is requested to attend.
L. P. Wedeman, of Vandlltig, Is one
of the attorneys for the defense- In the
Bosehlno murder case.
Miss May Evans, of Vanillins, had
one of- her hands (Ulte badly frozen
Wednesday morning while on her way
to Forest City.
Our burgess has caused notices to be
printed and put up calling attention to
the fact that there Is a borough ordi
nance prohibiting coasting nnd skat
ing on our streets and sidewalks, and
asking the participants to desist. lie
has also notified property owners that
there Is an ordinance compelling thorn
to keep their sidewalks free from snow.
We think It proper that these ordi
nances should be enforced.
About three months ago, Eddie, son
of Thomas Cluiio, while returning
home from school fell through n hob',
breaking bis left arm. Mr. Clune,
through his attorney, L. P. Wedeman,
has brought notion against the bor
ough, placing his damages at $3,000.
Sheriff Leonard was In town this week
and notllled the burgess and oouncll
mon to appear at Mpntroso ut the inoxt
term of court as defendants in tho
action.
Mothers '. Mothers ! ! Mothers '. '. 1
Hm Wlnalnw'i Rnntliini? flvrnn hn
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions or moinors lor ineir vuiHireii wnoe
. ikl urllt, narTnnt allncna tt ftnrttlma
the child, softens the gumB, allays nil
pain; euros wiiki cone, aim is uie iwm
remedy for dlurrhea. Bold by druggists
1- ai..pv nnrt nf fhn wni-lrl. Be Rllro nnd
III -
ask for "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,"
and tauo no omcr kuiu. wuiu-ivv veins
a bottle.
M1N00KA.
Next Monday will be pay day with
the teachers of Lackawanna township.
Miss Anna Lnverlng. of Greenwood,
Is enjoying her whiter vacation.
Patrick Brown, of Mnln street. Is
getting ttround rapidly and will be able
to resume his work In a few days.
The fight for constable. In Lacka
wanna township between . Anthony
Burke and John P. St. John Is getting
to be a very warm one. All Indications
point to the election of Mr. Burke.
Patrick Flannery, of Scranton, visit
ed his folks here yesterday. He docs
not seem any the worse for the recent
Injury which he sustnlned. .
John Coyne, of Chicago, who . has
been visiting friends here for the past
week, will leave for tho west today.
Motorman Thomas Mangan, of Gil
more avenue, returned to work yester
day after being Idle for some time with
.in illness of throat troubk. .'
Rome Remarkable Cures of deafness are
recorded of Dr. Thomas' Eelcctrio Oil.
Never falls to cure earache.
HALLSTEAl).
J. J. Compton was at the county sent
on business yesterday.
Professor 8. 8. Thomas will deliver a
lecture In the Railroad Young Men's
Christian Association hall In this place
next Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs.' Dudley, of Minnesota,
who have been visiting friends and
relatives In this place, have returned
home. ' '
The funeral of Arthur Harding,' of
Cnrbondule, was held at the home of
his grandfather. Rev. A. K.-Harding,
In Great Bend yesterday afternoon,' and
was quite largely attended. . ,
Mrs. J. II. Brow Is ill ut her home on
Main street.
Mrs. Edward O'Brien was in the Par
lor City yesterday.
Larklns & Shaw, of Carbondale, will
open a clothing store In this place next
Tuesduy.
AYOCA.
Division No. 9, Ancient Order of
Hibernians, Board of Erin, are making
arrangements for nn entertainment to
be held in O'Malley's hall on March IS.
The members of the Curling clubs of
Plttston, Avoca, Inkermun and Wilkes
Barre expect the curling clubs from
Yonkors, N. Y., today, when arrange
ments for the contests will take place.
. A number of Avoca's young people
entertained a large number of young
people from Tuylor on Tuesday evening
ut the Odd Fellows' basement. Refresh
ments were served. Messrs. William
Jennings, John R. George, Walter An
derson and Allan McDonald pleased the
young folks with a few recitations.
Dancing, singing and games were In
dulged in till a late hour, when all de
parted for their homes well pleased
with the night's enjoyment.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary so
ciety of the LangelifTe church will meet
this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
William Anderson, of North Main
Btreet.
Rev. A. J. Welsley Is visiting his
riiends at Catasauquu.
Dr. Gillespie visited friends at Pitts
ton yesterday.
sTiroTHisBuiiG.
Mrs. W. F. Downing Is In Scranton at
the bedside of her mother, who is se
riously 111.
The Knights of Pythias held one of
their famous gatherings at the Indian
Queen hotel on Tuesday evening. Land
lord Shafer provided the finest menu
ever given in this place. Tho affair
concluded with Ihe departure of Hon,
R. F. Schwartz for Harrlsburg.
J. S. Case, of Tobyhanna, spent Tues
day in town visiting old friends.
Mrs. William Decker, of East Strouds-
burg, Is confined to her home with a
severe illness.
Thornton Decker and wife, of East
Stroudsburg, are oonllned to the house
with a severe attack of grip.
Mrs. Thomas Kane, of this borough
is sick of grip.
Dr. George H. Rhodes, of Tobyhanna,
spent Monday In town on business.
A sleighing party composed of ladies
from this borough sleighed It to
Spiagueville on Tuesday und were en
tertained by Mrs. Charles Hallet at
that place. The following composed the
pnnty: Mrs. C. C. Marsh, Mrs. J. P.
Walton, Mrs. D. Wyckoff, Mrs. Youn
kers, Mrs. F. Smith, Mrs. Thomas C.
Walton, Mrs. Llghtner, Mrs. p. Butz,
Mrs. Charles Phillips, Mrs. B. Skeller
and Miss Lizzie Berry.
Dr. S. Herbert Voorhees. of Mount
Poeono, spent Tuesday In town on busi
ness. Mortis Kohn, 1lme keeper for the
collapsed Delaware Valley Electric
road spent Wednesday in town on busi
ness, returning to his home at Philadel
phia In the evening.
A ball was given at the Burnett
House on Tuesday evening under the
auspices of Weber's Dancing class. The
spacious dining room was utilized for
the occasion and the young ladles and
gentlemen Hunt tripped the light fan
tastic; looked very becoming In their
different costumes. Olldorf's orchestra
furnished the music. Refreshments
were served. The following were pres
ent: Misses Alice M. Walton, Phebe
Yotinkers, Rattle Singer, Emma Singer,
Dollle Dixon, Jennie Tuhle, Lizzie Bush,
Nellie BosR.ird, Carrlo Urown, Katie
Buzzard, Mae Palmer, Mamie Dunn,
Mrs. A. K. Stone und Messrs. Allen
Musseiman, A. K. Stone, Harry Rocner,
George Rocner, Flank Miller, Harry
Olldorf, Arthur Wilcox, R. E. Ruth,
Thomus KitKim, Charles Dunn, George
Dunn, W. M. Burnett, John Olldorf,
Wood Morris, William Miller and E. A.
Raisley,
Norman Dreher, stenographer, left
for Seranton on Monday and will spend
the winter in that section.
Albert Abrams, connected with the
stafY of the Dally Times, returned on
Monday evening from a pleasure trip
to Philadelphia.
Henry S. Harris, of Relvldere, N. J.,
spent Tuesday In town on liuslness.
Miss llattle Thompson Is confined to
her home In East Stroudsburg by severe
Illness.
Mr. Mann, of Phlllipsburg, N. J., vis
ited his business friends in this section
on Tuesday.
The Normal Is crowded with pupils
at the present time. Four hundred
nnd two scholars have been registered.
Unless the new addition Is completed
for the spring term the accommoda
tions will be far too small.
WEAK HEN
TOUR ATTENTION
U.CALUtD TO TBI
Uroat English Remedy,
Gray's Specific Medicine
JV IF mil SIIFFFR from Nor-
fumiUm ma IIM dnnUbdhbAUa TOUS D
blllty, Wuaknnof Body and Mind, Bpsrraa
torrhra, and lmuotoucy, and all dUeanoi thnt
ati' fiom over Indulgence and solf abusa. as
Loss of Memory and Power, Uimnew of Vis
ion, l'remntura old Aire and many other due
eaBon that lead to Insanity or Consumption
Mid nn early Brave, write for a pamphlet.
Addrrm OKAY MKDICfNK to.. Buffalo.
N. Y. Tb Pperiflo UedI,:UV In sold by all
drugaiBtaat 81 per package,, or six t arkaiee
for ."i, or aent or mail en receipt of moiiov,
and with oveiy J5.0O order UF RIISRSITEt
a cure or money rafundad. c Vi'"nl1n1cS
J;iry"On aeeonht of counterfeits wo have
opted the Yellow Wrapper, the only genu
ine. Bold la Boranton by ilatthewa Bros.
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if wc bad not bought tills stock from the sheriff, selling at such
prices as the following would
' they only figure up about half
This i liow we treat the Clonic stn-k: $10
garments ko at :i.U. 87 Rarnn-nt at $U.'iO, ?(i
Knrmi'iit at ' fit Rurmimt at Jiou. otc. Every
garment up to datu in style.
AM) Children's Gretchon Ovorcoats, etc., at
your own price.
THIS 'LL TICKLE YOUR FANCY!
J0O White Marm-illog Quilts, now pattern,
tiii'lio alan. 4 Ilia welitht, fill rents; 6lhs. welKlit,
lit) cent; 0 llx. wuiuht, M) cents. Tuny coat
more to iiinnufaoturo.
The Heat Ulnachrd Rhoetlnj- on the market
at any lirico la tliu "MohawK." Everybody
knows thin; noto the new price: 0-4 wide, IUfj
cunts; 10-4 wide, IS cuuU.
UNDERWEAR
At lesa than tlio pout of tho yarn in lb We're
iratherod tnRtithnr 6m dons of nil sorts and
aivtos from tioodrnan'a stock. They'reodda nnd
ends of regular uunibem, and we'ro dot ailc
InK lialf what they coat for your choice.
BANKRUPT SALE OF
518 LACKAWANNA AVENUE. "
Almost blind
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Inflamed Eyes and Run
; ning Sores
The Success of Hood's Causes
Croat Rejoicing A Perfect Cure.
Ulna Cora Ji, Rbert
liarnesvllle, Pa.
" C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. :
- " I feel It a duty to state vliat Mood's Earsv
parlllu lias dune for me. I was almost blind,
being compelled to stay in a darkened room on
account of inflammation of tho eyes. I also
suffered with running sores on my body. I was
lu terrible condition. My mother tried every
thing she know about and I was attended by
two doctors but without helping me. Finally
Hood's Hursnimrllla whs recommended and I
had lint taken two bullies before I begun to ret
better. The Inflammation IcH my eyes und the
sores lioaled, mid the result was that '
I Became Stronger,
and was restored to perfect health. At that
time I was only twelve years old; now I am
nineteen and I have not since been troubled
Hood's5? Cures I
with my eyos or noticed any sign of a return of
the sores on my body. I cau recommend Hood's
Sursaparllla as an excellent blood purifying
medicine." Mibs Cora Riif.kt, Barnesville, Pa.
""Hood's Pills act easily, yet promptly and
fllclently, on the liver and bowels. 25c. '
230 Lackawanna Ave., Scranton, Pa.
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Black and Blue
Long Cut Kersey
Meltons
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THE BELL
CLOTHING HOUSE
230 Lackawanna Ave.
SIGN OF THE BELL
wc CAN GIVC vou
mj Come and see us about the Job
work you will need soon.
The Scranton Tribune Job Dept.
be impossible. Taken ail round
the value of the goods :
HOSIERY ' .
: Fast blcka for misses or children, 6e.f extra
f maaea, iu centa, etc.
Han value all tho way through for mon's,
wuinun n urn cunurcn a aizes.
IMPORTANT POINTERS
10 yards f 1 at color Dress Prints 230
Mini's stronif Half llime 4o
Men's Pani'y Print Hhlrts, with collar.. BDo
Mn'l.autidrled 8hirtM Anchor cotton) 4Va
Men's Ktriinu Cotton lanta 4Va
Youth' Long; Pants 4c
11 envy orornlls and Jackets 4lo
New Outlint Hanneb) (hoavy) 6c
Boys' All-Wool Suite. SISi
Real Turkey Rod Tablo Damask, etc.. .. Wo
-"EXTRA! EXTRA !
' On Monday, from 8 to U o'clock a. m.. we
will sell a aood heavy Toweling at centa a
yarn, anu irom v toll) o'cloak o-cent lianducr
crilrfa at 2 conts.
Those goods cannot be had at the prices
ijuumu uuv ujiuuie nicer uie uours.uauieu.
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PRICES
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sK
$50,000 worth
tions, Ladies' and uents' Furnishing
o Goods,nilIinery, Cloaks, Furs, Infants',
Wear, &c,
as
- The steady increase, of our business
gjis compels us to enlarge aud remodel the en
eZ tire store for spring trade, and as the stock
will be in the way
SELL
CS : 1 r
b foe pair 3
5- J &
400 and 492 Lack Ave.,
Scranton, Pa.
RTS
We commence toda, and shall continue through
out this week, the sale of a complete assortment of
Irish Point aud Tambour Lace' Curtains, 2, and 4
yards long, at one third off-former prices.
A fine line of Brussels Points have also been put
in with this lot of Curtains, on 'which we have put
prices that will surely please you.
UPHOLSTERY FABRICS
Suitable for hangings, in choice colorings, at $1.50
and $2.00 per yard; formerly $3.00 and $4.00 respectively.
SILK PLUSH
In a splendid line of colors, $1.50, worth 2.50 per
yard.
TABLE COVERS
In all sizes and qualities, at moderate, prices.
406 and 408
jAKLOR SUITS CAN
at
the small 04111111 Then there are others rang-
costof OlUlJu
ARPETS HAVE BEEN , MADE OUR LEADING
DEPARTMENT.
Wiltou Velvet, $1.00
HEN YOU . COME TO : SEE THE ABOVE
offerings", other things will grasp your attention, .
UR NEW TERMS, MAKE NOTE OF 'EH:
$20.00 worth of goods for $2.00 per month.
40.00 44 44 3o
60.00 " 44 4.00
75.00. 44 ,44 5.oo
90.00 44 44 6.00
120.00 44 ) 8.00
Larger bills in proportion. Ask us about what you want
to know regarding "'Econouiy's Easy Vay to Pay."
Remember our FREE
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ECONOMY FURNITURE CO
f SGRANTON'S . HOME PROVIDERS. -
' ' 22B AND 327 WYOMING AVENUE.
1 ajs
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of Dry Goods, No.
I.
AT ANY PRICE. 3
e-5
Lackawanna Ave.
BE BOUGHT .
Silkf. -Plush, bpnng .beige.
ing lip to $150.
Per Yard. Would be de
sirable at $1.75.
it
Railroad Delivery,
. . - " '
Curtains
EBB 1 GO.