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TIIE SCTiAXTO"S" THIUUXE MONDAY MOUSING. MATtCH J5, 1803.
SPRING
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
GROVER VERY CONSIDERATE
He Doesn't Want to Give the Spanish
Government Any Truulilc.
posing the wave of hypnotism which is
sweeping over the land.
Mrs.. Ida Jeffreys Ooodfrlend gave It
as her opinion that hypnotism was
dangerous and should be regulated by
laws so as to make It a criminal offense
to hypnotize persons' without their con
sent. '
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The quickest way to sell goods Is to
have what the customer wants
then the pleased customer makes
the demand. Vhen we start the de
mand, we are entitled to your custom.
When the season arrives, the seasona
ble weather docs not always accom
pany it. The alert merchant and the
experienced luiyer is ahead both of
weather and sensoti, nail the latest im
portations are in haud.
IJought under the supervision of ex
pert buyers. Lovely ured India Kllks
In liirht and dark grounds, neatell'ects,
lloral designs, splendid strong material
for blouse' waists. Wash Wlks, Black
liirured Talletas, Ulack 8urah, Moire
8ilks all the season's productions can
be sampled at our store.
A larjre quantity of silk remnants in
this season's choicest effects, In lengths
suitable for waists, separate skirts or
1 1 iiimiiiiys, at our silk counter.
We Set the Pace.
Spriutf apparel. Naturally we turn
to thoughts of dress. Spring fabrics,
rich in new weaves, resplendent In
new shades.
Still further attractions to our im
mense stock of colored and black Dress
loods are arriving constantly. Those
Ji'veiy l'reponues,black and in many
shades for tue spring season slmwu iu
great variety.
Cheviots, Storm Serges,
French Challies,
Illuminated Chiffon,
Bird's Eye and Shepherd Checks,
Shepherd Plaid Checks
aud many other weaves and designs
controlled by ourselves. Come where
you can get an assortment aud be sure
you will not meet many, if auy others,
Wearing your choice.
APS
The racks and the stands in our Coat
Department are now carrying their full
complement of spring novelties. To be
suited iu style,tit and price,you should
first visit our Coat rooms. There you
will lind willing bunds to show you
just what you waut, determined te
please and have you get nothing but
what is stylish aud an excellent fit.
GORMAN'S
DR, -:-REEVES,
'41a Spruce Street, Scranton.
Dr. Hemes has had long and varied ex
perience In hojpltai and private practice
and treats all acute and chronio diseases
of men, women and children.
CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE.
Ho. with his assistants, treat all dls-eiu-es
of he nervous system, diseases of
the eye, enr, nose and throat, dyspepsia,
rheumatism, lost vitality, premature
weakness or decay In hoth sexes, nurvoua
debility, catarrh, tumors, cancers, erup
tions, blood-poisoning, tits, epilepsy, In
discretion and errors of youth, lost man
hood, eczema, scrofula, St. Vtus' dance,
esthma, diseases of the hwirt, lungs,
liver, kidneys, bladder, stomach, etc.
Voting Men Positively Cured.
Offer to tho Public for Catarrh.
Any one suffering with Catarrh who
wiKhes to be permanently, quickly and
cheiiply cured may receive three months'
treatment for only FIVE DOM.AItfl. The
loctor has discovered a spoclllc for this
dreaded disease. You can treat ftnd cure
yourself and family with it at home. It
never falls to cure, A trial treatment
tree.
OFFICK HOURS Dally, 9 a. m. to t p.
m. ; Hundays. 10 to 12 and 2 to 4.
CARPETS
Examine our new line of Sprint;
Goods. All of the latest designs
anil colorings, and our prices
lower than any oilier house in
the trade, for goods of the same
finality.
CURTAINS AND SHADES
of every description and quality.
WALL PAPERS
Ve arc overstocked and will sell
at prices about onc-balf the reg
ular price, as we need the room.
J. Scott Inglis
429 LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
CLAltKVS CUEKX.
Joseph Id. Klble and family have re
moved from 4117 Petin avenue, Scranton,
to his own Jiome In Clark's (Jreen.
Mothers! Mothers!: Mothers!!!
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing gyrup has boan
Used for over llfty years by millions of
mothers for their children whllo teething
with perfect success. It soothes the child,
softens the Ituitis. allays all pain; cures
wind colic, and Is tho best remedy for
diarrhea. Bold by druggists In every purt
of the world. lie Bure and ask for "airs.
Wnslow's floothlna- Syrup," and tuke no
other kind. Twenty-llvo cents a buttle.
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ABSOLUTELY PUKE
NEWS BFJOS VICINITY
iiosesiule.
Deputy Revenue Collector Cralff ami
James Uooney were III Honesdule on
business last Frlduy.
The Alpha Literary circle entertained
a number of Its friends at the Hones-
dale hlKlt school Frlduy night. The en
tertainment consisted of reudinsa on
Joan of Aro by several of the younjf
lady members; soprano nolo by timet'
Whitney, piano duet, Misses Mary nml
Tessie Soete, und a debate. The nuli-
Ji-et of the debate was, "Itesolveil; That
J null of Aro wan the udvutiee Kimrd to
woman's Independence." The u (Urina
tive side was discussed by May Fin
nerty (leader), Kthep Wilcox, Sadie
OVonnell, Mollis Meliner uml MuitKle
Mel.aUKhlin; und the negative Hide by
AKKle Hnvey (leader) liesale Ham,
l!i i tlm Fuertli. Minnie Smith and K.lllh
Kek. The Judges, Frank Huetlcln, Jud
sou Yerkes and Clarence Knupp. decid
ed the liard-foiiKht debute In favor of
the negative side. The young ladles
made, a very good Impression, handling
the question In a scholarly manner,
lluiiesdale may one day see one or more
of the young debaters arguing u ease
at the county bur.
Mr. and Mrs. Colonel Dili-land and
Mrs. Dr. Hrady und Antoinette Dur
land returned Friday from a several
weeks' sojourn In Florida.
Mr. und Mrs. Harry Rockwell return
ed home from their wedding trip Fri
day night.
William Swift Is homo from Harry
Hlllmaii college, Wilkes-Harre.
The Honesdule Citizen has been ad
vocating the passing of a bill by the
present legislature prohibiting the kill
ing of wild deer In this state for a
period of five years. Many persons
here fail to see why the editor of the
Citizen should be so strong in his advo
cacy of such u measure, as the sports
men of this county who indulge In the
exhilarating sport of deer hunting are
a unit in opposition to It. All who are
acquainted with the number of deer
In this section know that they have
been constantly Increasing for a many
years past, and think they will be prop
erly protected by limiting the killing
of them to one month each year, cay In
October, as proposed by senate bill L'73,
If the parties wlm now kill deer out of
season, and there are many In this sec
tion who have done It this past wlnt 'r,
wore properly punished It would. In the
opinion of reputable huntsmen, do more
to Increase the number of wild deer
than all the prohibitory legislation that
cull be enacted by our state legislators.
FOKEST CITY.
Mrs. Francis Murry, of Little Ktiul
munk, Pa., spent the past week ns the
guest of Mrs. M. Fallon, of Main street.
.Mrs. W. J. Gilchrist and Mis. E. J.
Monroe, of Lake Como, are visiting bor
ough relatives.
The long-Iooked-for wagon ordered by
the Enterprise Hose company from
Seneca Falls, X. Y arrived here Thurs
day evening on the Ontario and West
ern railroad. It Is one of the finest
In the state. The hoys will celebrate
It J e nival the first of m-xt week by liav
Ins a turkey supper and parade.
The members of the Forest City
Maeiierchor are making arrangements
for a social hop, to be hold Easter Mon
da night.
Henry Ony will dispose of his Forest
City property and will move to Florida
some time In May.
Miss H'Ttha Dolph Is expected home
from Shenandoah today, where she
has spent the past three months.
"Hearts of Cold" Is the attraction at
the Opera House this evening.
A Polander was seriously Injured In
th? Clifford shaft Thursday by a fall
of rock.
The last quarterly meeting before
conference was held In the Methodist
Episcopal church Thursday evening.
Presiding Elder Thorpe was present
and preached a very able sermon.
L. F. Allen and wife, of Lake Como,
are visiting at the home of Mr. Allen's
mother, on Xorth Main street.
Next Wednesday evening a meeting
of the Women's Christian Temperance
union will be held at the home of C. J.
Young.
Rev. T. M. Furey, of the Wyoming
conference, will give a sleroopticon lec
ture on "Eighteen Months In Dixie"
at the Methodist church next Tuesduy
evening.
A large number of buildings will be
erected In Vandllng and Forest City
the coming summer.
Mr. and Mrs. I!. M. Maxey are visit
ing at Mansfield. Pa.
A certain Forest City man Is' prose
cutor In five different assault nnd bat
tery cases to be tried at Montrose at
the April term of court.
Street Commissioner Coyle hna been
kept busy with a fore of men for the
,nt few days opening up the frozen
drains on Beveral of our streets.
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llellcf in Six Hours.
Distressing Kidney and niadder dis
ease relieved In six hours by tho "Now
Great 8outh American Kidney Pure."
This new remedy Is a great surprlso on
account of Its exceeding promptness In
relieving pain In the bladder, kidneys,
hack nnd every part of the urinary pus
nuges, In mule or female. Jt relieves re
tention of water and pain In pausing It
almost Immediately. If you want quick
relief nnd cure this Is your remedy. Hold
by C. M. Harris, Druggist, 123 l'enn nvo
nuc, Bcranlon, l'a.
niicEBUuq.
A grand entertainment was given In
Smith's hall lust Friday by the Junior
Wesley league of the Primitive Method
ist church. Mrs. Jarley's wax works,
recitations, tableaus, solos and duetts
were the features of the evening. Too
much praise cannot be given the chil
dren, who represented their purls ad
mirably well. Much prulse Is also due
the Citizens' band, which gave, some
line selections. Mrs. W. C. Crlllln. the
president! and iMra. M. C. Sampson
worked earnestly to make It a success.
About $00 were netted, which will be
donated toward the new arsonsge.
The employes of Jermyn No. 3 and 4
received their monthly wages Satur
day. '
Samuel Haker, of Kendliam, visited
his son, Samuel Haker, of this place,
Saturday. ,
The contest for a mining compass
between John O'Hara, of this place,
nnd Peter Kelly, of Providence, prom
ises to be a close one. Both are confi
dent of success.
Jacob. Miller Is able to be around
again after being laid up four months
with Injuries sustained while working
la Storrs' mines.
James Kearney la confined to hla
home with the grip.
Miss Carrie Jones, of Hyde Park, Is
visiting friends In town.
Patrick Durkln. of Scranton, made a
business trip here Saturday.
DUX MO UK.
Ruben Jones, of this jplaeo, nnd Miss
Ll.zie lildwlll, of Nay Aug, were mar
ried In Itlnglmmton last week by Rev.
J. H. Race.
Quarterly meeting services will be
held in the Methodist Episcopal church
next Sunday morning. In the evening
the presiding filler, Rev. W. L. Thorpe,
will preueh, and administer the Lord's
supper.
Miss Maine Speer, of New York City,
Visited friends In town hist Week.
Mr. ami Mrs. Alexander Hunter, of
Irvlngtoti, N. Y visited at tile home of
J. M. .Mol'fat, on Dudley Blieet, lu'Jt
week.
Miss Kate Dully Is in New York pur
chasing a stock of spring millinery
goods.
Richard o' Hani and family, of Phil
adelphia, are visiting relatives in town.
A driver in Spencer's mine, son of
Peter Cildea, of Potter street, was ser
iously injured Friday.
The Loyal Legion meeting was large
ly attended Saturday evening. An In
teresting pi'ogiainme was rendered and
was listened to very attentively. Next
Saturday evening ollleeis will be elect
ed. Miss Wlnefred IVvuny, of Elmliurst,
Is visiting friends here.
Frank liroiison, id" Miiighaiuton, cull
ed on business men In town Saturday.
William Yeagcr, of Sterling, spent
Saturday in town.
The Methodist Episcopal . Sunday !
school was held at t o'clock Instead of I
the usual time. Mil), yesterday, on ac- I Secretary (ireshum't) peremptory de
count of the funeral of William Plet- S niand for an apology. The fact that
c.her. i the Spanish ministry has resigned am!
Miss Marie Webber. Miss Kate '
O'Hara, Miss Emily Fllnn and Mieliucl i
Murray, students at the
school at Stroiidsblirg,
State Normal !
nr. siienri;i,ir I
their spring vacation at their homes
here.
Miss MeLane has returned home from
a three weeks' visit at Olyphant.
Miss Annie Wright, of Elmira, is vis
iting Mrs. J. J. lliuley.
P. J. Duggun has accepted a position
as clerk In P. D. Manly's store.
John Wrought, of lirooklyn. N. Y.,
spent part of last week visiting at the
residence of his parents Iu this borough.
Thomas Colden Is very ill at the home
of his brother, P. J. Colden.
Mis. Williams, of Elkdale, Is visiting
relatives in town.
Supeiintedent J. E. Williams Is re
covering from a very si vere attack of
the grip.
M. J. Jloran made u business trip to
Syracuse last week.
Mrs. if. McCarthy died at her home on
Drinker street Saturday morning. She
is survived by one son. William Mc
Carthy, of this place. The funeral will
be held from her late home this after
noon. Thomas I)nu',u ; !y will open his new
hotel ol Dili,',;.;- .-iivet April 1.
The Indian villag fair came to a
close Saturday night. The hall was
crowded to witness the dosing scenes of
the fair, which has been a success. The
door prize of $10 In gold was won by
Sol. Plum, of No. fi. and Homer Haller
was the successful contestant for the
bicycle.
Rev. R. Hiorns, of Scranton, occupied
the pulpit at the Presbyterian church
yesterday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Purcell spent
Sunday with Pittston friends.
D. C.
on his
sprim,'.
Itorra r
lot on
will erect a new house
Rlakely street In the ;
"For three years I suffered from Salt
Khcmu. It covered my bunds to such r.n
extent that I could not wash tin in. Two
buttles of liunlock Iilood Hitters cured
mi"." Lllihie Young, Popes' Mills, St.
Lawrence county, X. Y.
;lthn; iik;imom:i).
What the Absence of I'io nt breakfast
( est Senator Chandler.
From the Washington Pos(.
"They are telling a good story on
Senator Chandler," said ex-Journal
Clerk Harry Smith. "Some weeks ngo
an old resident of New Hampshire, who
had amassed a competency and re
tired from his country home to Concord
to enjoy the evening of life, concluded
It would be a gotnl thing to run down
to Washington und make a few pil
grimages to the battle-llelds he had
helped to win thirty yearn ago. He
wns a deur friend of Senator Chandler,
but didn't cure to let the senator know
of his coming, so he took the train to
Washington and put up at Wlllard's,
where he stopped after the war. Next
morning he went up to the capltol and
called on tlu senator.
"The hitter was surprised to se his
old friend, and expostulated with him
for not corning straight to his residence.
Then engaging the visitor's attention,
Mr. Chandler Instructed bis clerk to go
to the hotel, pay his friend's bill and
have his baggage moved up to the
Chuidlcr residence. Accordingly the
old man was made the senator's guest.
He went on trips to Richmond, Mnn
iiassas, Harper's Ferry and oilier once
ramillur places, ami spent ueveral days
here before his return to New Hamp
shire. When he got bauk to Concord
he was uskeil about his Journey und es
pecially about 'HHP Chandler.
"Oh, Hill t rented me line,' liu said.
'He's got a line house and lives Hue,
but I wus mighty sorry to llnd Hill had
got sort of high toned.' 'High toned!'
ejaculated his friend in surprise. 'That's
It,' was the emphatic reply. 'HHPs
purty dogged high toned. Of course a
man's got a light to be proud o' hevln'
been a secretary of the navy, and' belli'
now a senator, but that don't excuse
fur belli' high toned. Why, do you
know thet Mill Chan'ler didn't hnve pie
for breakfust th' hull time I wus
there.' "
One Scliemo That I n'lcd.
A novelty In the art of swindling In re
ported by tho Irtindon News. The other
lay u young mini applied to a clergyman
lifter tho service for a half sovereign,
which he sold he hud dropped Into the col
lecting plate fur sixpence. He could not
nffonl to glvo half a sovereign', he Rnld,
and should be glad to huvo his nlne-and-sixpence
back agii'n. Tho clergyman de
clined to accede ft) his requect. He ex
amined tho contents of the collecting plato
nnd found only a very few gold plecog,
the donors of which were ull Identlllod.
The scheme fulled thut time, but doubt
less often proves successful. , ,,
THEY MAY TAKE THEIK TIME
Secretary (Jicsliam's Policy Is Virtually
HcvcrscJ by tho President Spain's
New Ministry Is (icncrully Ho
gnrJcd u Conservative One.
Washington, March 24. No assur
ances are obtainable at the state de
partment that the Spanish government
Intends to comply with Secretary
Crivsham's demand for an apology for
firing on the Alllanca, or that any
haste In being shown In Investigating
the affair at Madrid or Havana. There
Is every indication, however, that the
ardor of the enthusiasm displayed by
the administration on March 14 over
Secretary Cresham's vigorous dispatch
has been suddenly and thoroughly
cooled. That dispatch culled for Imme
diate reply, a prompt apology, and an
assurance that hereafter Amerlcun
commerce should not be molested In
Cuban waters. None of these condi
tions have been compiled with as far as
can be learned, and yet the president,
Secretary tlreshani, and everybody else
connected with the administration ap
pear to be contented with the situation,
and conlldcnt that sooner or later there
will be a satisfactory outcome of the
controversy. The seriousness of tho
alTuir Is poohpoohed now, and even
Sicretary Cieshaiu seems anxious to
create an Impression thut Its Import
ance was exaggerated aud that what
ever compllcatlohs grew out of the fir
ing upon the Allluueii will Soon
straighten themselves out.
Doesn't IV iint to Crowd Spuin.
U Is reported that at the cabinet
meeting yesterday one of the members
became unnoylngly Inquisitive on this
subject, und persisted in usking ques
tions about the whys und wherefore of
the Allltmcu Incident until It was found
necessary to satisfy him by an Intima
tion that President Cleveland desired
Very much to make matters as easy
and as pleasant as possible for the
Spanish government und to extend to
the utmost limit the
would be proper to
lime In which It
send a reply to
a new one Is about coming Into power is
urged as a reason
for not displaying
nuste, and tne most uireci eviuence
that the president Is disposed to take
I the sharp edge off of the Hist patriotic
I dispatch penned by nn olllclal of the
, Cleveland administration is found In
! the orders sent to Admiral Meade to
! proceed to Kingston with his lleet with
I out visiting Cuban ports en route. The
I Columblu had been ordered to stop at
I Havana before President Cleveland re
turned from his ducking trip. He ar
rived in Washington two days after
Secretary Cresham's dispatch had been
sent to Madrid, and immediately the
orders for the Columbia were revoked.
and Admiral Meade has since been re
ouested to make all possible haste In
reaching Kingston and to be very par
ticular about not making any stops In
Cuban waters.
New Principle of Law,
The diplomatic experts of the state
department, as well as Commodore
Kamsuy, the acting secretary of the
navy, several days ago announced the
heretofore unknown principle of Inter
national comity, that no war vessel
should be sent to a country whose gov
ernment was engaged In un Interna
tlonnl dispute with the government to
whom the ships belonged. At the state
department no admission whatever hus
been made ollleially, not even that Mln-
IsterTaylor at Madrid husacknowledged
the receipt of Secretary Cresham's des
patch. It is absurd, however, to sup.
pose that the minister has neglected (o
Inform Secretary Cresham tha.t he laid
the desp.l.tch before the Spanish mln
Ister of foreign affulrs, nnd It is gener
ally taken Tor granted that there Is on
Hie In the state department an olllclal
ncknowledgmcnt of the despatch, and a
I statement that Its contents will be con-
sldered and acted upon In due course
by the new Spanish government. Noth
Ing further has been received at the
slate department, however, nnd the
short-lived patriotism of Secretary
Cii shani is thought to be due to an In
timation from President Cleveland that
there is no necessity to add to the pres.
cut trouble of Spain by forcing her to
exercise haste in apologizing for her In
sult to the American (lug,
WILL Ol'POSi: HYPNOTISM.
Professional Hoinnn's League of New
York. Hccidcs It Is Dangerous.
New i ork, Murch 24. A majority of
the members of the Professional Wo
man's league who attended the weekly
meeting declared nt the close of an ani
mated discussion their Intention of op-
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billty, Wmlim-Mof llmtyand Mind, tfpormk
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rim from over indulgence suit self nlnmn. ns
Lom of Memory nnd Power, I'lmness of Vil
lon, Preumture old Aya and mmiy otho.' dli'
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nnd nn i arly crave, write for n p.'uni Diet
Aaarrnn i.kay MKUILINB U.i.. Uuflftln.
n. i. in roe. uio lUeiUvIn 1h Mill l.v
Jnitflst at Si per paekuge,, or I I j aekftgra
and with every J5 .00 ,rdr WC f)(lBINTFf
a " or money refunded. rc "'innnnir
try()u nei'omt of counterfeits wo h iva
adopted tlitt Yobow Wraptr, tho only giBil- I
luo. Bold In Bcranton by HaUhewa Ilioa.
or nr neut uy nam en
GOODMAN'S BANKRUPT STOCK,
5 LACKAWANNA A VEX IE.
Our Fctirnnry biiklm-ns wua tievi r licfore
lirlHk. Our I'HtruiiiHiiy tlmt priccB do It, anil
wu tuny 1.1I1I thut cumpl to iiiwortuirntii u(
prlllU Hto k Rl-ri II lllVlllflll ll'll to VHlllL'Hln
kei'iilug our Muru crowded with eager Intyora.
Bargains In ladies' and Children's Hosiery ,
l.tiillcn' rlliliod cotton hose, fust blnck,
11 Hiioci'lor iiunllty und sold every
wliuru furlloc. u pu J r, ut
12 I 2 CENTS
Children's R bb;d Hosiery
C'hIM'H rlltnd cotton hosiery, Taut
Min k, double ktieeK and Outililti hoIch,
the bent hone, muiln for wear, nil
itlzc G lo H; thin same nuullly Ih us
ually 'old (or l!u ut'iitu; your cholco at
19 CENTS.
Great Allracllons la
Ladles' ml Children's Underwear
We have mnilo decided reductions In
ladles' mill children' summer under
wtnir. Bwlm rllibed ImllnlKKun Vent,
low neck uml aleevelcHa, a uplendld
ouitltty, and we liuva Mold thousand
ut cents, ut
.... 10 CENTS.
Hen's Undeiwear -
Hnlf price and lean. We do not In
tend to curry over any of our winter
underwear. One lot of men' white
and gruy undcialilrw, In all alte,
Nervousness
Is only another name for impure
blood, for no person is weak and ner
vous whose blood is perfectly pure.
"When tho blood is full of the germs
of disoase, und lacking in the red cor
puscles which give it vitality, when it
fails to properly nourish the organs
and tissues of the body, what can you
expect but that tired feeling and ner
vousness? Of course Scrofula, Suit Ilhenm,
Catarrh ami Rheumatism uro uni
versally recognized us blood diseases,
for which Hood's Harsapurillu, ns tho
best blood purifier, is everywhere
ucknowled the greatest remedy.
Therefore, as Hood's Sarsaparilla
cures ull blood diseases, it in thu best
remedy for that condition of thu blood
which causes Nervousness.
It is a false idea to think you uro
curing your uervousness when you
ure taking a preparation which only
quiets your nerves ! It is like, tryinir to
"drown" your sorrows iu the flow ing
bowl. They ure sure to return.
We wish to niuke most imured.-ivc,
then, this truism:
You cannot purify your blood by
dkadkmno or yi 'ietinu your nerves
with opiate, narcotic or nerve com
pounds. If you take such ur tic lea
you arc only tiupuxu with your
troubles. There is suue to be a ki;ao
tion which will leuvc you worse than
you were before.
Why not then, tuke tho true course,
follow the bee-line to thu state of
Leultb, purify your blood und cure
your NervouHiiebs by taking
HOOD'S
Sarsaparilla
230 Lackawanna Ave., Scranton,
Where do you trade?
Where you always strike a
bargain in CLOTHING, at
the Bell Clothing House, 230
Lackawanna avenue. New iu
design, elegant in effect, the
cneapesi in town are our
Spring Overcoats and Suits.
You
Have
Saved
Money
Now
Is
A
Chance
By purchasing your
winter clothes at
our store.
To save your dollars
1
oy Diiying your
spring outfit of us.
Notwithstanding our low
prices we will give away as a
trade stimulator, a Boys Safe
ty Bicycle, full ball bearings,
worth ?3 s; with the purchas
ot evety Boys' Suit or Knee
rams, you are entitled to a
chance. Drawing comes off
the 5th of July.
THE BELL
CLOTHING HOUSE,
230 Lackawanna Ays.
SIGN OF THE BELL
tlint we liuve been pclllnir nt 39 cents,
, reduced to
u ii ,, 31 CENTS.
Hn&'s Half H so
Men' cotton liulf Iiohp, fast black
und unbleached hulhrlKRim, every
pnlr full roKular made und well worth
2f cents, ut
Men's Ntflgao Shirts 12 1-2 CENTS-
Wo are offerliiK the. best vnlues In
meu'H liCKllltee oiiIIiik shirts, laun
dered collars and cuds, In percale or
cheviot, with the choicest line of
patterns, uch as white ktoiiiiiIs with
liulr. lino and neat IIkiiic uml blue
Itrouuds with polkadols, striped and
lluurex, all made with a yoke und II n
Islied equul to any $1 shirts; your
choice
43 CENTS.
500 Dcm Outing Shirk
Loss Than Cost
One lot of men' nnd boya' out shirts,
light ground with the choicest stripes
utid colors, exceedingly (rood value,
und worth nearly double the price we
offer them at
49 CENTS,
THE BANKRUPT STOCK OF GOODMAN'S CUT
. . PRICE STORE, 516 UCKI. AVE.
GREAT
Special Sale
AT
n EE!
FOR
Balance of
If!
0
HEM, SiffiMESI i m.
(arpetings
Wiltons, Axminsters, Mcquettes, Yelvets, Body Brussels, Ta
pestry Brussels and Ingrain Carpets,
AN UNRIVALLED
in
Sailed to All Kinds of
mm a J
Maran
(n All ttic Different Grades and High Class Novelties.
406 AND 408 LACKAWANNA AVE.
n
Yc mean with your house and its surroundings. If
you'll come here and examine our new "1895 Spring"
Outfit, consisting of 3 rooms (Parlor, Bed-room and
Dining-room) furnished complete for $125.00 can't
pay it" all at once ? Well, we'll fix it for you, intro
duce 3-ou to
"ECONOMY'S EASY WAY
TO FAY."
So much, down and a little every month, and that's
all; you save money and furnish your home in Regal
Style. Yes! You asked for it and we'll give it free
with every outfit, that beautiful
ONE HUNDRED-PIECE DINNER SET
Beautifully decorated.
rooms are as follows :
Piimn
BTete Arm Chair, two Side. Chairs and Divan (up
1ir1tr.,vfl in lirnrntelli tnnostrv. silk t)lush Of
1 III1U
crush plush), Center Table, Brussels Carpet, one pair
T.ace Curtains,two Curtain poles with brass trimming.
RfUK
Bed, Dresser,
Tmvrl Rack.
nvjuiii '
Mattress, (cotton top)
iNu'liuUiH high-back
n.imip nnr
U1R
gram Carpet. Dinner bet included witn aooye oumt
free.
Drinc 10n fnr tntiro fluff it
I IIUU UI&UIUU IUI LIIIIIU UUINII
Young housekeepers, or those contemplating, are re
spectfully requested to visit us. '
S i '
ECONOMY FURNITURE GO
SCRANTON'S HOME PROVIDERS, ,'
225 AND 227. WYOMING AVENUE.
Fa
THE
the Week.
ASSORTMENT OF
I
Styles and Furnishing.
ruin
Japan.
EYESIGHT PRESERVED.
Headaches prevented end cored by fciTtae!
your eye scientifically examiaed and
fitted atKurately by
DR. SHIMBERQ.
EYES EXAMINED FBEE. SatlffactU
guaranteed ia every caae.
305 Spruce Street.
in Lowe ?"
NOBODY OR OTHER FIRM
WILL IK) WHAT
THE "ECONOMY" DOES.
The furnishings of the three
Washstand, 2 Chairs, Rocker,
Table. Woven Wire Spring,
.'A
Ingrain Carpet.
II
M Six-ft. Extensiou Table, ant. oak, 6 cane
Chairs, 2 Window Shades, In-