THE SCBANTON TBIBUNE SATUEDAY MOBNING. APRIL II, 1898.
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lORlor's HIGH ART
, WALL DECORATIONS.
The Largest Variety Beautiful
Colorings aad CHoicest Designs
we have ever exhibited.
- Vail Papers were never as pretty
or as low Is price as now. .
Our Patterns of Fine Papsrs
cannot be seen elsewhere in town.
We have all grades of stock.
Can please the most critical taste.
We have the finest show room
in the state plenty of space
and lots of liuht to match
tnd compare the various combinations.
Our salesmen have had many
fears' experience in this special line.
When in need of Decorations to cover
bare m alls or old decorated walls,
come in and see the
best goods that are made.
WINDOW SHADES AND FIXINGS.
All sorts and sizes for
residences, offices, stores, etc.
Curtain Poles, Wall Mouldings
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES
at surprising low prices
, Bicycles, Velocipedes, Tricycles
Boys'. Express Wagons,Carts, Barrows,
at very interesting prices. v
M . NORTON,
32a Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton.
32 South Main St., Wilkes- Barre.
ENTIRE
OF THE
Best Quality.
WE WHOLESALE IT.
The Weston Mill Go
Sctaiiion, Oiyphani and Caibondala.
THE GENUINE
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Hv the initials 0., B. CO. imprlut
ed in Mull cigar.
CARNEY, BROWN & CO.,
IIJN'JFACTUrOS, COURT HOUSE SQ.
US)" AT TIIF ACAUI MY.
(t. Pleads J a I nrgj Audionee el That
I'laeo Lnst Mght.
Hire' company m-oduwd "1492" at
thi' AcaJfiny of Mimic last nlpht before
a-larpp nuiiienr thnt hUKPly enjoywl
Hi many enjoyable features of the ex-
tf&vugaiizu. Walter Joiiph' old role
hVrdlimiicJ, Kind of Spain, was accept
ably portrayed by JohnsKeef and
Mark Smith waft aeen In the role of
Wueen Isabella which has made ilich
aril Harlow famous.
During the second act entertaining
Dpecialtits were Introduced by Zelina
KUulston, Canler Behr, Dan Riley.
Juhn Keele and Tom Browne. The lat
ter is one of the bent whistler,) ever
Heard In this city.
J'ho policy of those at the "H92" Is to
keep It bright and up-to-date and as
presented at the Academy last nisht It
lias a lonts career ahead of it. Those
who predicted when It was first staged
: that It would prove short-lived proved
naa propneie.
Y. XV. C. A. NOTES.
The llllilliir Oosuel servleA mill ) hl,l
- tiy .Miss .U'Uau(fhcn, who is missionary of
the Second Presbyterian church. Sunday
nt.3.46 p. ni. All the friends of the assocla-
ttpn are Invited.
All yomiK women who wish to make a
Study of the Sabbath school lesson will
nnd a class and tuacher at the aaso.'iu
Hour ooms tonight at 7.20.
For Over-Indulgence .
, Tko llorsford's Acid Phosphat.
It preserves and renews the vltalltv.
strengthens the nerves and stimulates
the stomach to healthy action.
V- WE ARE SHOWING
(Ion Spring Goods
Th Best Styles ever offered in
. Lace and Button and all the
best colors (or Ladles, Misses
and Children.
EASTER SHOES
' Are the new things. You
. shoum see them before pur
' chasing elsewhere.
LOOK IN OUR SHOW WINDOWS-
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410 Spruce Street
flR PUNCH CIGARS
SCIIANK
KOEHLER
DOINGS OF SOCIAL TOLD
Brief Mentioi of Past, Preseat and
Patare Cienti.
VERY PEW FORMAL AFPAIRS
the Wak Was Conspicuous for Its Parties
and WeJdin-cIIJren' inrt
tilven b? Judc and lira.
Willard-Psrsoanl Nolo.
Mrs. George lilrdsall. of 501 Qulncy
avenue, gave a dancing- party Tuesday
night for her daughter. Miss Urace.
The out of town guesta included Misses
llarclu Allen. Isabel UlrdSall. tlrace
Judwln. Kdlth Swift. Bessie. Swift and
Mary Tracy, and Horace Weston, Jud
son Curtis, John Jenkins, Ed. Swift.
Myers, Itussell Van Keuren, Will Swllt,
Raymond Hardenberg, Isaac Foster
Hani and Frank Hani, of Honesdale:
Miss Janet Dickson, of Dalton; Misses
Mabel Hatchings and Llllle Hutchlngs,
of Mooslc; Misses Sara McMillan and
Mary McMillau.of Httston; Mlsa Kath
erlne Shafer. of Montrose; Miss Kath
ryn Conklln, of Blnghamton. and Miss
Josephine lfttrr, of Carbondale. Those
present from Bernnton were Misses
Nana Archbald. lOleanor Anderson.
Louise Albro, May Albro, Anna Buck,
Victoria Broadbent. Elizabeth Bun
nell, Mary Davidson. Florence Flnlcy,
Mary Foster, Emma Foster, Annlo
Hand, Margaret Hanley, Emma Hnn
ley. Annette Henwood, Helene Hull,
Louise Hull, Blanche Hull. Mile Oster
hout, Anna Jessup. tlrace Klerstead,
Kathryn Kennedy, Mary Linen, Mar
garet Merrlman, Helen Merrlman,
Alice Matthews, Marie Nettleton. Kate
Nettleton, Edith Hernon, Mary R.
Uacker, Emily Mayer, Ripple, Grace
f IH'iicer. Helen Sanderson. Gertrude
SprajfUe, Grace Sprague, Mabel Schla
3er, Louise Seybolt. Florence Seybolt,
Romayne Hey bull, Bess Torrey. May
Torrcy, Anna Wells. Annie Watson,
Frances Wlnton. Helen Williams and
Harriet Ktelle. and Messrs. Will Han
ley, Willi Kirpatiick, Harry Klrkpat
rick, Lucius Kennedy, Harry Lathrope.
Hatiica Latnrope, Harry Lathrope.
Frank Linen. kJeorge Merrlman, Percy
Megargel, Edward Nettleton Warren
Plerson. Fraii k Spencer, Robert Sny
der. Elisen Snyder, Charles Swift. Ed.
Swift. William Torrey.. Arthur Thomp
son, Harold Watie. Alher. Watson,
Walter W'atsun. Arthur Williams, Bur
son Bevan. Fred. Bunnell. Cliurlea
Cruiie, James Dickson .Curry. Bevan
Decker, Russell Dlmniick, Arthur
Dunn. Mortimer Fuller, Ed. (Seat-heart.
Will Hanley, Ed. Holland, James Genr
hart. Latiirope, Klrkpatiick, Will Mc
Mlllull. Thursday evening- between f. and 9
oVlDi'k Judge and Mis. E. N. Wtllaid
aave a children's p:nv for t'elr grand
dultghter. Mai jot le urien. The young
folks who attended It were: Misses Ger
trude Couiseii, lieiiiiie Blair, Grace
Law. Utah Archbald, Dorothy Viissell.
Katie Steel. Lela Steel, Eleanor Mof
futt, Candace Watson, Clara. Wade,
Anna Htuigts, Helen Sanderson, Jenn
Dlmmlck, May Blanchard, Anna Mc
Anulty. Margaret Belln, Sophie Price,
Anna Price, Mary Gcarhart, Ruth
Hundky, Alice Knapp. Lois Tracy,
Helen Hurlbeit. Bessie Porter. Helen
Wlnton. Gladys Walking. Kdlth Hol
land and Dorothy Warren. .Masters
Lamont Belln, Paul Welles, Max Bea
sell. Urier Pal In1. Robert. Mutihews.
William Matthews. -Emerson Rose.
Harry Williams, Edgar Council, Flank
Luw. John Blulr. Walter Stevt ns, lxrng
las Moffat, Duvid Boies. Walter
Cuursen. Jamie Linen. Stanley Man
ness, Cole Pi lee, Edgar Coursen and
Law Wutklns.
Miss Hallie Seainan and Henry Davis,
both of Wllkes-Barre. were married in
this city at noon Tuesday at the home
of the bride's sister. Mrs. George Hoff
man, l.ti-JS Price street, by Rev. K. J.
Morris, of the Wllkes-Barrf Puritan
church. Miss Faunle Morris and H.
J. Williams, both of this city, were
bridesmaid and best man. Nellie Hoff
man, Hazel Betterley uud Norma Col
lins were Mower girls. A wedding
breakfast was served at 1.30 o'clock,
tollowing which Mr. and Mrs. Dnvls
left on a trip which will take them
among relatives and friends ut Miners
vllle and Ashland. Mr. Davis Is a Le
high Valley Railroad company coal
Inspector. . They will reside In Wllkes
Banv. Among the wedding guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. David Davis. Mrs.
Jones. Miss Davis, sister of the groom,
of Plains; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Evans,
of Forest City; Mr. and Mrs. Grifllths,
Mrs. David Collins. Mrs. A. E. Bet
terlyi Miss Sallle Davis.
A farewell party was tendered Mlas
Katie Lloyd Wednesday evening at the
home of her aunt. Sirs. Margaret Mills,
of North Main avenue, previous to her
departure for her home in Clareinont,
W. a. Music, games and dancing
were Indulged in until a late hour when
refreshments were served, after which
all departed for their homes after wish
ing Miss Lloyd a plensunt journey. The
following young people were present:
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Smith, Misses. Janet
Lewis, Anna Edwards, Nett Davis,
Elizabeth Lloyd, Jennie Phillips. Lottie
Ace, Charlotte Carwordlne, Victoria
Waiklns. Hannah Davis and Miss Ste
vens; Messrs. John Thomas. Thomas
Davis, Joseph Lloyd, Slg. Brandt, Uert
Powell, Harry Thomas, Harry' Palmer,
John Payne, Robert Thomas, Daniel
Wtllinms, James Hopewell. Isaac Mills,
John 1M via and Thomas Mills.
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A surprise party was tendered to
Harry Rielly lust Monday evening at
his home on Van Bureu avenue. In
honor if his having reached the
twenty-first milestone of his life. Mr.
Rielly was the recipient of a large num
ber of gifts, among which was a hand
some gold watch and chain, presented
to him by his young men friends. Thom
as Jones made the presentation speech.
Hupptr was served at 10 p. m after
which games and dancing were in or
der. A very enjoyable time spent by
all.
Miss Romaln Dickson, of this city,
and Dr. J. P. Pursell, of Eeaston, were
married at noon Thursday at the home
of Mrs. John R. Fordhain. on Sander
son avenue. Rev. N. F. Stahl, of the
Green Ridge Presbyterian church, of
ficiated. The bridesmaid was Miss Ethel
Boles, and the ushers W. M. Franklin
and Joseph Boles. Master DIckHon
Kays and Mary Kays were pages. Dr.
and Mrs. Pursell w ill live at Euiton.
A fashionable audience attended the
public rehearsal islven by the Satur
day Morning club Thursday evening In
the Young Men's Christian association
hall for the benefit of St. Luke's Kin-,
dergarteiu The affair was under the
direction of J. Willis Conant, the club's
instructor. MImk Elsie Van Dervnoit,
the Elm Park contralto; Mrs. G. B,
Dlmmlck, -soprano, and T. II. and A.
N. Rtppard were the assisting soloists.
K. J. Barnes, of this city, 'and Miss
Kathetine Alfast were married
Wednesday evening at the home of the
bride's parents In Wt-st Damascus, by
llev. Atr. rinse, or Cochectoii, N. Y. Miss
Lizzie Alfujt, of Cuchecton. N. Y a3
I'lidcsmalik and Hubert H. Barnes, of
this city, was groumsman,
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Miss Catherine Canterbury and WU
llum Walsh, both of the West Side, were
wedded on Wednesday evening In St.
Patrick's church.
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Mrs. T. C. von Storch gave a tea on
Tuesday afternoon for her sister, Miss
Pennypnrker. Miss fthotwell, of Olo
versvllle, N. V., assisted in receiving
and Mr. Theeuur veil Storch and Mrs,
Henry JVnoypacker entertained guests
bout the rooms. The young ladies
who assisted In serving were Miss
Hunt.Mlss Boles. Miss Smith, of Kings
ton. Miss Coursen and Mis Reynolds.
The Scrantonlaus who attended the
ball given at Drlfton Tuesday night by
Dr. George Wents were. Mr. and Mrs.
George B. Jermyn, Mrs. G. M. Hall
stead. Dr. and Mrs. John Wents. Mrs.
Frank Spencer, the- Misses Jermyn.
Mrs. F. H. Jermyn. Misses Dale. Wln
ton, Seybolt. Bradley and Spencer, and
Messrs. Wharton and Fuller.
James Baxter Watson, of Jefferson
avenue, this city, was married at
Brooklyn. N. Y.. Wednesday to Miss
Sybil Morrison Ayer. of. that city. They
will be at home after May 1 at 9Z2 Pine
street. Mr. Watson is one of the force
of clerks at the First National bank.
The wedding of Miss S'ame Kromer
of North Hyda Park avenue, and David
Saunders, of North Bromley avenue.
Is announced to take place on April SS
at 8.30 p. m.
Miss Romalne Dickson and Dr. Pur
sell. of Eaeton, were married at noon
Thursday at the home of Mrs. John
It. Fordham, on Sanderson avenue.
In honor of Miss Hannah M. Jones,
a party was given Tuesday night by
Mr. and Mrs. Reese Maddock. of Four
teenth street.
The Oriole Dancing class has resumed
its dances at Mears hall after a lapse
of seven weeks.
Mrs. E. L. Bertlne, of South Main
avenue, was given a surprise party
Tuesday night.
PERSONAL MENTION: .
Miss Hardenbergh Is spending a few
days In New York city.
Attorney John J. Murphy has returned
from a visit to Washington, D. C
.Mrs. A. C. Ferber, of Wyoming avenue,
Is home from a visit to California.
Misses Kale and Maine McGinley are
Die guests of the Misses Beamish, of Pine
street.
Mrs. Richard Kimble, of Clark's Sum
mil, has returned home after a visit in
Scranton.
Rev. James Otis Dennlston, of State
College, whs registered at the Hotel Jer
myn yesterday.
.Mr. ami Mrs. Elery Thornley and fam
ily, of this city, have gone to Clark's
Summit, to live.
Juhn R. Davis, the well-known coal
man. Is seriously til at his home, on
Washington avenue.
Mrs. P. V. Waldorf, of Balnbrldge. N.
Y . Ih llie guest of hor daughter, Mrs. E.
3. Fish, on Adams avenue.
Misses Carrie and Tillie Lauer. who
huve been visiting friends In this city,
have returned co their home.
Mrs. M. J. Colllgun. of Washington eve.
nue, left yesterday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. McNamaru. of Great Bend.
Dr. K. Grewer will start .Monday for
New Mexico in the Interest of the Gold
Mining company, of which he is presi
dent. Cards have been Issued for the wed
llna of V Josenhliie Richards to Mr.
henry Slj,t of this city, next Wednes
day evenint'
Rt. Rev. tsfshop O'Hara, Rt. Rev. Bish
op Hoban and Rev. J. J. B. Feelcy and
Rev. J. W. .Malone were in Honesdale
yesterday attending tho funeral of Rev.
Father Doherly.
Mrs. E. Katze. of Boonevllle, Is visiting
J. Roos, of Franklin avenue.
Miss Kate Lloyd, of the North End, left
for West Virginia Thursday.
Mrs. William Miller, of Dunmore, Is
home from a visit to Mauch Chunk.
Miss Minnie Bingham, of Taylor avenue,
has returned from a visit to Hawley.
Mrs. M. Ball and daughter, of Hawley.
are visiting airs. D. S. Cobb, of Marion
street.
Miss Katherlne Kornor, of Lincoln ave
luie, has returned from a Visit to Mount
Pouono.
Miss Kittle Johiidou, of Penobscot, is
visiting Misses Bessie and Mattie Hinds,
of Mooslc.
Miss Grace Evans, of Hyde Park avenue,
was In Kingston the forepart of the week
the guest of relatives.
.Misses Mary McDonald and Mary Mc
Giaugh. of Dunmore, are home from a
visit with Archbald friends.
Tomorrow Edward Davldow, of this city,
nnd Mis Frances Bernstein, of Nt-w
York, will be married at that place.
Miss Katie Cook, of Gordon avenue,
Carltondale, spent the forepart of the
week with Miss Ella McAndrews, of this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. William De Silvu, of Plym
outh, have returned after a visit with
Miss Lizzie Beddoe, of South Rebecca av
enue. Senator James Rooney, of Skinner's
Eddy, and Hon. Jeremiah Roth, of Allen
town, were In the city Thursday after
noon. Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis, of Allentown,
who hove been the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs.
John Harris, of South Hyde Park avenue,
returned home Monday morning.
Richard Whlsted, of Price street, will
leave lor Ireland next month.
Miss Mary Martin, of Eighth street,
has returned home from Philadelphia.
Councilman Joseph Oliver was at Glen
Lyon, Luzerne county Wednesday even
ing. Richard Osland, of this city, was In
Honesdale on business Wednesday after
noon. Dr. C. L. Frey left yesterdny for Phila
delphia, to be absent several days or.
business.
Mrs. Mary K. KMler. of North Brom
ley avenue, left Thursday for Nebraska
to reside.
Mayor and Mrs. James G. Bailey left
Thursday for New York to be absent un
til Monday.
.Mrs. Louisa Klnrer and children arrived
home Wednesday after a winter spent in
Germany and Switzerland.
J. D. Hanklns. of Mast Hope, Pa., Is vis
iting Mr. ami Mrs. J. S. Crawford, of
North Hyde Park avenue.
Mrs. 1'. II. Warren, of North Lincoln
avenue, left for New York city Thursday
morning on a business trip.
MM. Fred Davis and daughter. Reba,
of North Sumner avenue, returned
Wednesday from Shamokln.
Robert Armstrong, of Jackson street,
has resumed work after being Idle on ac
count of Illness for one week.
Miss Julia Godwin, of Fifth avenue,
left Wednesday night for the home of
her brother. T. J. Godwin, superintendent
of the til? Pour Mining company of Lead
ville. Col.
Miss Carrie Hall, of Ureeu Ridge, ha
returned from a visit to Buffalo.
Charles Carr, of Dickson avenue, spent
Thursday In Peekville on business.
Mrs. F. 8. Bftllentlne, of Green Ridge,
returned Thursday from Philadelphia.
D. 8. Baldwin, of Daeon stret. is home
from an extended visit In Wot vv,r,,
Mrs. Fred VVyandt and her sister. Miss
Susan Phillips are visaing in Curici.-,.
Harry R. Lathrope, of Monsey avenu.e
spent Thursday with friends in Carbon
dale. Mrs. C. H. Devere, of Carbondale, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. M. J. Blglin, of
Plttston avenue.
. O. M. Lance, of Plymouth, has been
chosen superintendent of the Spring
Brook Water Supply company.
Miss Cora Kills, of Waymart, who was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George
Mitchell, of East Market street, returned
home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mason, of Sander
son avenue, entertained their daughter,
Mis. C. K. Foster, of Honesdale, the fore
part of the week.
Mrs. John H. Gray, of Frnnklln avenue,
and Mrs. John Kcnney, of the South Side,
visited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Martin Cannon, of Olyphant, Thursday
evening.
Mrs. 11. L. Burdlek, of Capouse avenue,
Is vlslt'nu In Fsetoryvll'e.
Charles H. Mayer, of Wllkes-Barre, Is
Visiting relatives on New York street.
Martin King and Miss Mary Cuslck, of
Mlnooka, will be married next month.
Miss Grace Montluger, of Kingston, Is
visiting friends on-East Market street.
Mrs. Ellsa Weseott has returned from
a short stay with friends in Seott town
ship. Mrs. Samuel Davis and daughter, Em
ma, of the North End, have returned from
Carbondale.
Miss aertrude Evans, of Wllkcs-Barr,
Is on a visit with friends In Providence.
Miss Graco Fair leaves today for her
THE KEELEY CURE
Why let your borne and bnitneu be destroy
d through strong drink or mcrplilne when
you ca be cured lu four waok a", th Ktoley
Init'tuu, 728 Madison av-nua Bcrsnton, P,
TIM Curt Will Bw lovtitlf u too.
homst In Iowa, after visit fine Septem
ber last with Iter aunt, Mrs. James
O' Boyle, of Warren street.
Mrs. O. T. Barber, of Thompson street.
Is at Watherly. as the guest of her son,
George K. Barger.
Mis Edith Greeley, of Capouse avenue,
who spent Eastertide at home, resumed
her studies at Vassar college this week.
Mrs. Richard Cowlea ha returned to
her horn at Jamaica, L. I., after spend
ing a few day with her parents, on North
Main avenue. She was accompanied by
her sister. Mis Belle Mulley.
Mr. and Mr. O. H. Martin. Mrs. W. W.
Davis. Mrs. 8. Fenner, Mrs. L. Keller.
Mrs. M. Lowry, M. J. Wightman and A.
K. Tracy were the Seminoma ns regis
tered at the St. Denis hotel, in New York
city, during the week.
Among the visitors from out of town
mho attended the Clerks' social last Mon
day evening were: Miss Nellie Gardner,
George Mead. James McHenry, Nathan
Rosenthal and John H. White, of Wilkes
Barre: Mis Nellie J. Welsh, Grace E.
Hill, George E. Mace, Robert D. Davis,
of Plttston: Jacob Ult of Nantlcoke;
Thomas MeConnell, of Plymouth; P. E.
Timlin, of Jermyn; Ike and Den Memdels
kle, of .May Held; Harry Browning and C.
L. Davis, of Carbondale.
SPECIAL TAX ORDERED.
Indebtedness of l.aekawanna Township
Will Soon Da Paid Off.
The report of Attorney John B. Col
llngs, master and examiner In the
equity suit brought to determine the
outstanding indebtedness of Lacka
wanna township at the time Taylor
boiough was partly formed from it, has
been Anally approved by the court.
Exceptions were filed to his first re
port by Attorney C. Comegys on the
part of the township, and Attorney
John M. Harris on the part of the bor
ough. He took the report bank and It
was revised to meet the satisfa.'on of
all concerned and in this shape .vas
again presented to court and approved.
As it now stands the debt of the
township when theborough was formed
amounted principal and interest to J2,
400.92; of this amount the township
must pay $1,995.87, and the borough
405.05. The fees of Mr. Coiling, $2J0,
The
New Store
Open for Business
Monday, April 13th
,We Have the Entire
Building, 12,240 Square
Feet of Floor Space.
Come and See
The Store .
The Goods
The Flowers
Come and See
Goods That
Were Bought Right
And Marked to Sell Right
Come and See
The Gift Room
Surprises for You
There
Come and Get
A Souvenir for Every
Lady
REXFORD,
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NEW DRESS GOODS.
We are showing a large variety of Printed Warp Persian
and Dresden Effects in
JU,
MEARS
Mr. Comegyi ISO and Mr. Harris ISO.
are to be added to the Indebtedness and
paid In proportionate shares by the
township and borough. ,
Judge Edwards Issued an order di
recting the supervisors of the township
and the burgess of tho borough to Issue
a special tax for the amounts la which
each Is Indebted. Tax Collector James
Butler, of Mooslc. was appointed re
ceiver for the taxes and empowered tr
pay off the Indebtedness as soon as the
money shall be collected.
MEETING OF LYCEUM.
Hold Last Night at tho Scrantoa Basis
College.
At the regular meeting of the Scrart
ton Business College lyceum last even
ing, after the conclusion of the busi
ness part of the meeting, the following
very Interesting programme was ren
dered: Poem, Sidney Brink; piano selection.
Miss Susie Tierney; recitation. P. DIs
con; vocal solo. Miss Dawson. The
reading of the Lyceum Review created
much laughter and applause.
After this the officers elected at the
last meeting were Installed as follows:
President. Harry Atherton -Smith; first
vice-president, J. F. McDonough; sec
ond vice-president, Miss Kearney; re
cording secretary, John Martin; corre
sponding secretary. Miss Alta M. Buck;
financial secretary, Fred L. Carpenter;
treasurer, James H. Carlyon; critic.
Professor Cruttenden; editor, Miss
Kate La Velle.
A general debate on "Resolved. That
steam Is more beneficial than electric
ity" was won by the negative. About
twenty persons were elected to mem
bership. WONDERFUL are the cures accom
plished by Hood's Sarsapnrllla and yet It
is only because Hood' Sarsapaiilla, the
one true blood purifier, makes pur, rich,
healthy blood.
HOOD'S PILLS for the liver and bow
els act easily, yet promptly and effi
ciently. 213
Lackawanna Avenue
and Lustereens. Also all wool, 54-inch Illuminated Coverts
for two-piece Suits and Separate Skirts. Actual value, $1.
OUR PRICE, 69 CENTS-
415, 417 Lackawanna
miibeKis
If so, it won't pay joti to shop
around, buy odd pieces here and there,
foot up what you have paid and yoa
God it cost yon more for a jab lot than
yon would have to pay as for a neat,
decorated, open stock pattern that yon
can match at any time. You don't
have to buy the whole set at one time.
A few pieces now, a few pieces another
time and you have a complete set at
no extra cost Others find it pays ;
yon will if you try it
Toilet Sets,
Cut Glass, Silverware, Etc.
China Hall
WEICHEL & MILLAR,
04 WY0W1S IVE1UE.
Walk in and look around.
THE KNOX
II 11
Now Open
For Spring.
McCANN,
205 Wyoming Avenua.
WITH SPRING ROLLERS
COMPLETE
18
Any Color or
Quantity Yoa Meed.
P. M'CREA & GO,
Coal
Exchsngt,
128 Wyoming
0
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CENTS
Ave.
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& HA
Avenue, Scranton,
M H EM
WMVl
Ao decant assortment at prices that
are very low conslderfBg the quality,
make-up, etc, is beis shown at oar
store, lfyou are thiakintNof buyinf
a Spring Suit cal 1 in and lock at our
stock it will do you good, and ua,
too, of course. We are almost tut
you will buy cannot resist
mm uAT nun
FURNISHING GOODS DEPT
Is replete with everything that Is new
and stylish; all the latest styles and
colors. Call in and be convinced.
Clothiers. Hdtera&Fumis
We Have
On Hand
THE BEST STOCK
IN THE CITY .
AUsthNwtst.
AIM tht Chcaptst.
Also tht Lsrgsst.
Porctlaln, Onyx, Etc
SUvtr Novtltiss Is Infinite Vsrlts
Latest Importstlons.
Jewelry, Watches, Diamond!
ii E. ROGERS,
J"wwrt"i.k.r. 215 Lackawanni in.
No fireek about it. Prices
are p'aiu. All can read them.
The day is past when prices
are marked in hieroglyphics.
We have goods marked so
that buyers know they are
getting full value for their
money. Our prices make our
increased trade.
4:6 LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
TAKE CARE
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