this gcnAsrroy tribune-Tuesday Mouicm. deoeneueu si. isut. lUcst Side PLYMOUTH CONORGOATIONISTS. Atmnnl .Hooting Held runt Olliccrs r.irrloil IiIinI Lvmlnc An annual meeting of the conBropn tlon or the Plymouth CoiiKrcRational clnu-ch wan held last evening at the church. An election of olllcors was helil, which rosultoil ns follows: Deacon, Thomas Kynon and Arthur (J. Lewis; recording cleric, Kllzali'th A 1'vnns; stnndlnB committee, John U. lllclinrils, S. 11. Powell mid JL V. Anderson; music committee, A. 1). Hynon; nudltors, Dan iel Reese nnd Thomas Roberts; hup erlntetident of the Sherman Avenue Mission school, Miss Delia I. Dvnns; ficcrotnry of the Mission school, John II. Thoina). The election of a ways nnd means committee wns postponed until the first mcetlnp: In Jnnuaty. Sunday afternoon oillcers were elect ed by the Sabbath school ns follows: Superintendent, Henry Parsons; as sistant superintendent, Thomas 13. I3v nns; secretary, Ous 13ynon; assistant secretary, Llewellyn Davis; treasurer, Mtt-s Jenili? Reese; organist, Dverett Davis; OHxistnnt organist, Jliss May Kvans. The lliit muetliit of the new oillcers of the church will bo held In the church Jan. 10, 1S0S. KNIGHTS OP MYSTIC CHAIN. Hyde Park Castle, No. 3S, Knights of the Mysllo Chain, convened in regu lar session last evening In Ivorlte hall, South Main nvenue, nnd elected of ficers for the ensuing' term In hover nt Instances the contest for the of ficers was waimly conducted by the uplrants. Tlio lesult of the election v as as follows: Commander, Thomas Davis; vice commander. It. S. Morgan; iirst lieutenant, Walter Jones; assist ant recording scribe, Peter J. Lewis; chlff of staff, Dvan Jones; assistant chief of staff, John R. Roach; Inside guard, William G. Morgan; trustee, Dvan Jones; chaplain, Thomas G. Da vis. The present Insumbent in the of fice of scribe, David T. Evans, was not chanced. FUNERALS OF A DAY. The funeral of Mrs. Mary A. Rastion, of 515 North Main nvenue, was held yesterday. The temalns were hot no from the residence to the Jackson Street Raptist church, where Rev. Thomas De Giuchy, pastor, olheiatod, and preached a funeral pennon to the huge gathering of jolntlves and friends present. The lloiul tributes were very lituutlful. At the clo-o of the services, the remains were viewed and then boine to the Washburn street cemetery where interment was made. The pall bearers were: Jonah Redmond, W. R. Modey, Iane Price and L'benezer Ewins. The funeral of the late John P. Phil lips was held In the afternoon at the l'bldf'iue. L'102 Washburn sUeet. Couit Prl'le of Lackawanna. No. C, Toiestets of Anifilca. an 1 the Hide Paik Mine Ai Mental fund, of both of whldi the douu'-'d was a member, wilt u- VARmC.'.E CURED "llv the Miliiiul i:tim-ts " NO D PJGS. O K J IKE. Mcillr.il uilxliv fnv Willi-1 r book to llie Wliiii'ion I'liumiiMl '( No 111-.' fjlh t , N W , iihl igton, D C Throng fills the store these davs from the opening till the closing hour and the verdict is the same in every case it's lovelv. and beside it's so easy to find just what you want in the Globe Warehouse. There's reason (or this. For nearly 20 years we've successfully catered to the wants of Scranton people, consequently we know and fully un derstand their likes and dislikes at such a season as this and stocks here arc always at the fill to overflowing point. Beside all this, experience has told our patrons that Globe Warehouse prices are always lowest. Enough said. A visit to our store must do the rest. Umbrellas Make Ideal Xmas gifts. There's two hr fnr Hirv ine ou can find else where, and there isn't 11 pretty new idea that cunnot bo found In our btock. Prices are not neatly Ub nign as you'd think. Dress Goods Exclusive pattern prices, or a gen erul stock bigger than you could get through In a d.iv'a looking. Some choice noeltles in fancy Mlks, el vets, etc., nro ulso tv.oith looking at, wlillo tlic good staple weaves uro here in abundance. Draperies IlaiulMMno curtains and Portlers, Rich Couch Covers, Airy Working Laco Cut tains, CJioIco Silk and Wool Draperies. Cushions In gllkullnn and Mipeib coverings. Down Quilts for tho Loungo or the Red room. Poles, rods and all Sittings necessary. Pictures Wo'vo a regular art gallery open theso das. As tho choice of bubjects Is so varied that tho greatest dltficuity of patrons lies In making selections. No matter how your taste goes wo can meet it and the snuillness of our piiccs will suipiUo you. Toys and Books Theso departments nro ns much In favor with the peoplo as they ever were, and that's saying a .good don). Tos of ull torts, Dolls. Furniture. Noisy Toys, Pretty Toys, Scientific Tos. Tojs to look at, etc Rooks for children. Gloves and Hosiery Gloves tor street, evening or go to meeting wear ilous for children, men. mlsst s and bns. GIoncs of all makes and piiccs. iioKlury and underwear in cotton, Wuol or silk. Combination garments, sanitary slet-plng gauncnlB. Funcy und new hosiery Globe Warehouse 'i iw-rasasEif:: y,.vwv.s- and Giiy sented. Rev. S. F. Matthews, pastor of the Scrnnton Street Baptist church, oilli'latoil nnd prenched a funeral ser mon. Interment was made In the Washburn stieet cemetery. A largo cortege nccutnpanled tho remains to the grave. The pall-bcarcrs were Daniel Reynon, Thomas Duvles, Wil liam Cl.ailcs, George Watklns, David G. Evans, Thomui Davis, Alexander Stevenson, Thomas Watklns,, Henry J. Thomns, Morgan Davis and David Y. Kvans and Thomas li. Jntnes. PERSONAL MENTION. Arthur L. Davis, a student nt Rloomsburg State Normal school, Is homo to spend the holidays with his patents, Lieutenant nnd Mrs. John Davis, of North Sumner avenue. Miss Agnes Williams, of Peckvllle, lias returned home after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Williams, of Not th Sumner avenue. Kuel (Mpwell, of North Main avenue, will spend the holidays home. He Is a student at Dlckltibon Law school, Car lisle Foiest Dcrshtmer, of Keystone acad emy, Is home for tho holidays, which he will spend with his parents. Mr. nnd Mis. A. M. Dcrshlmer, of Eynon street. Mrs. Noah Roddick, of Ninth street, Is at Parsons, owing to the serious Ill ness of her Mater. John Lai kin came front Hawley, wh'-re he has been working for several months, to spend Sunday with friends here. Miss Gertrude Rennctt.of North Main avenue, Is slowly recovering from a. terlous illness. Dr. Lemuel E. Davle, of Montclalr, N. J., is visiting West Scranton friemlrf. MINOR NEWS NOTES. The membeis of tho Garfield avenue mission school conducted the election of otlleers for the ensuing year Sunday afternoon. Miss E. M. Thomas, secre taty, and John L. Jenkins, treastuer, weie unanimously re-elected, thus mak ing the eighth successive time each hns been chosen for the respective of ficers. The ofllceis elected were: Su perintendent, Thomas G. Williams; as sistant superintendent, D.uiel Ed wards; becretary, Miss Elizabeth M. Thomas; treasurer, John L. Jenkins; organUt, Ivor Pi Ice; ihorlsted. Daniel E. Edwards; librarian, John Edwards. Tire funeral of James M. James will be held this afternoon at the residence URG Luzerne street, at -'.30 o'cloclc In terment will be made at the Washburn street cemetery. Active ptepaiatlons arc being made by the executive committee for th'e holding of the ginnd fair nt Holy Cross church, corner of Rroadway and Fourth street, Rellevue. The fair will be opened Saturday afternoon nt 3 o'clock. The Loyal Knights of America lodge of Taylor, will change to a Knights of Mnlta commnndeiy this evening. The ceremony will be In charge of Giand Ricorder Geoige H. Peaite, of Phila delphia. Tomoiiow evening the grand lecorder will Institute a class of fifty in Washington commanilery. No. 232, Knights of Malta, on this side. Tho affair will be held In Me.us" hall. A valuable spanltd was Instantly killed yesterday morning by being run oer by a s-tieet car on South Main Table Llliens """ -!. rhnir-o l.iiito llnons. n.inkms. tnw- rli eU. ln )lne qualities. Noer yet failed to gladden the hcurt of tho tin If ty houbewife. Many novelties spcciall) imported for tho holiday trade makes (his stock uoudci fully in tetestlns. Winter Furs There's an Ideal present, If comfort Is tho thought uppeimost In your mind. Boas, capes, collarettes, muffs, sets for the children, etc., etc. All tlio populur skins at prices to suit any purse. Soino at t.3l. Somo at ?;u.W. Many In between. Handkerchiefs Drummers tell us that Scranton is ono of tho greatest humlkcrchtor towns in tlio country. Probably that is ono reason why we base tlio great est stoek. Reul lnco liandkei chiefs, hemstitch huudkerclilefri, print bonier handkerchiefs, etc. I'rlco lc. to Jlb.w. Bric-a-Brac A slioit way for summing up our gie.it miscellaneous novelty and odds und ends stock especially bought for tho holiday tiaile. Not a piece luru that you saw Inst jear. it's all new, und the new vulues nro better than ever. Sewing Hachines The Ulobo Sewing Machine is as good ns tho best und highest pileuil ou tlio m.tikct. Tlio Cabinet work Is superb, I'.itb machine has lull set of attachments ami prices are less than w i 1 1 I ' ZJV-j Suburban nvenue, nenr Hnmptnn street. The nn Iinnl wns owned of Thomas Hnirls, of South Main nvenue. Cornelius Grime, of Jackson street, announces hlmHclf ns a candidate on tho Democratic ticket for common council, of tho Fourth ward. Douglass Ward, of North Sumner avenue, has withdrawn from the fight for tho Democratic choice for select council ftom tho Fourth wntd. The latest and best styles. Roberts 120 North Mnln. H cat Side Ititftliirss Directory. I BECOND HAND I'UnNITUIUS Cash for nnyming you cave to sell. Furniture, Stoves, Tools, etc. Call nnJ seo tho etock of J. C. King, 7l to 7lW West .c. awann,! avenue MRS. FKNTON. CLAIRVOYANT AND prbenoloelst, 412 North Main avenue. NORTH SCRANTON. Marquette Council Debaters Win from the Orators ol Gen. Phil Slier Idan Council. Tho first public debate In tho North End ln a long time was that of last evening In St. Maiy's hall. The spa clous auditorium was not large enough to accommodate the people who were anxious to partake of the hospitality of tho Marquette council In affording them an oppoitunlty to hear n question of iaro Interest discussed. John Mul len, a member of the council, acted as chairman, nnd ln a brief and concise add! ess paid a lining tiibute to Itev. J. J. O'Toole, who Is the prime factor in nil the council's praiseworthy under takings. The debate was preceded by musical and literary selections, all of which wort of a high standard. Tho debate was on the subject: "He solved, That the Sunday Press Should be Abolished" The nlllimatlve was represented by Messrs. Kelly, Mulherln and May, of Marquette council, and the negative by Messrs. Itoche, Urown nnd Madden, of General Phil Sheridan council, of Green llldge. Mr. May and Mr. Drown opened the argument for their respective .sides. After n lgor ous talk, In which each of the debaters was allowed fifteen minutes, their ar guments wero considered by tlio Judges. Father McNally, of the West Side, John Jordan and Professor A. F. O'liolo. During the intermlslon, Willie Ly nott sang a solo ln a pleasing manner nnd was compelled to respond to an encore. Tho Judges had in the mean time agieed upon a decision. Father McNally was sekcted by his colleagues to repot t thelt finding In the debate. After .summing up the points, he stnted that the judges had como to a unanimous ngieemt'nt nnd awarded the fruits of vlctoty to the Marquette debatets. HLLIOT HAS IMPROVED. Ivbeit Elliot, who was apparently dying Sunday evening, yesterday gained sulliclently to give his family nnd fi lends renewed hopes. His con dition varies. At times ho sinks rap Idly, but the gicat vitality which he possesvej serves him well and ho again lecovers his noimal condition. His state last evening was much Improved. GENERAL- NEWS NOTES. Evan Jehu, a diiver at the West Itldge colheiy, was thrown ftom a mule, which ho was riding yeteid.iy and painfully injuied about the face and body. Announcement has been made of the coming mairlage of Miss Amelia Wal btr" and Harry Simpson. The ceie mony v. Ill bo on Friday evening, De cember i, at tho bride's home In Throop. Dr. M. W. Itos, of Short avenue, is home from Hornellsville, N. Y where h underwent tieatment in a fanitar lum, William Arehbald, of Wayne avenue, narrowly os-caped serious injuries yes teiday, while driving u team of hoises attached to a barouche. The team was going at a fair rate when one of the anlmnls blued at some object by tho loadslde. The unepicted move of tho Iioisj set veil to dislodge Atchbald from his seat and pteclpitato hint to the ground Immediately underneath tho wheels. He quickly collected himself and brought the filghtened hoises to a htandstlll with but few minor in juries to himself. Washington camp. No. 177, Patriotic Older Son ot America? will elect oill cers tomouow- evening: for the ensu ing vear. Iniptssive services wcie observed at the fuiif-.il of En met Collins yester day morning. The funeral was held at his late home on North Main nvenue ftom here the remains were convey ed to the Holy Hosdry church. Hote a high muss of icqulem wns celt-hinted by Hev. J J. O'Toole. Inteiment wns made ln Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Tho Christmas entei talnment uf the Fltst Welsh fijpllst chuich Sunday school will be held on Prldiy evening. A splendid piogrammo has been pre pared by the scholais and teachers. An excellent tieat of candy nnd fiuit will bo given to all the menibtrs of th'e i-chcol. The full programme will be pi luted later. SOL I'M SCUANTUN. Fdward Canavnn, of Hellevue, who wns In the vicinity of the South mill Saturday evening nnd supposedly In- s.'ino was taken ln charge by the police nnd on Sunday fined $3 by Alilcrmun Storr for dtiinkenness. The funei nl of John Stholl wns held Sunday afternoon at his home, 0,!1 Elm ptieet. Camp 430, Patilotlc Order Sons of Ameilca, attended ln n bod v. The s-onlees weie conducted by Hcv. Mr. Not ilt. The pallbeaieis were fioin tho Pntrktle Outer Sons of America aa fol lows: Wnltev Nape. William Walter, Wllllum G1I1 sth, John Sehtoedor, John Miller .tnil Charles Cooper. The lluwer b'irois were: limiles Sam, AMlllam Flrk.Cl.ailt-.i Mali' r and A llllntn Doeh ler Chaplain William Wlith, of the Sons ot AiiK'ilet, it-ad the litual of the order at the giavo In tho Pittston nve nue LVIJlPtt'lV. S. S. Hpiukh Is In Philadelphia where ho Is basing hrs eyes Heated. He is accompanied by Mis. SpruUs. Mlts Cnth.ulne McCarthy, of White Mills, was rtttntly tho guest of ftleiuU on ebony Httect Miss Maigaiet Hiown, of Philndel plilu, In the guest ot the Misses Kin ney, of Cedar avenue. Patilek Powell, of tho Stroudsburg Normal school, Is spending the holi days with friends on Main attest. Fred Ilinsler, of Cedar avenue, re- turnel Suturday from a successful hunting ttlp on the East mountain. Tlio funetnl of Mrs, Ann Powell wna hild yesterday morning at the horn TONIGHTAND TOMORROW NIGHT And each day and night during this week ou can get at any druggists Kemp's llaNam for tho Throat und Lungs, ac knowledged to bo tho most successful temedy ever sold for Coughs, Croup, Itronchltls. Asthma nnd Consumption. Get a bottlo today nnd keep It always In the house, so you can check our cold at once. I'rlco 25c. and DOc. (Sample bot tlo free. of her sister, Mrs. William Dames, on Deceit street. The remalit'J wero taken to St. Peter'o cnthedrnl wheiv a high muss of requiem was celebrated, Miss Nellie McGuinness, of Crown nvenue, Is homo from the Slroudsbuig Normal school to spend tho hollilns. A porlous charge Is made 1y John Cilfclck, of Minookii, against Constable Mkl.'ael Mr-Murray nnd Special Olllcer John Knpuschlnskl, who were nrrestcd Saturday on a w at rant Issued by Al detnian Huddy, of the Twentieth ward. The ofllcei-s nro charged with having at rested John Hcffron, of Mlnooka, when he was 111 with fever, forcing him (o leave I1I3 bed and with threatening him with' a revolver. The oillcers had with them a warrant charging Heffron with selling liquor without license. Heffron died nnd Prosecutor Cuslck chnrses McMuttay nnd Knpuschlnskl with being the cause of It and with offetlu to have the wise against Hef fron dropped on payment of $15. Each of the accused entered ball In tho sum of $303 befoio Alderman Millet, of tho Sixth' ward. - DUN.MOKE. Tho Ladles' Aid society of the Metho dist Episcopal church will meet In tho Itcturo room of the chmtli this ufternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Santa Clnus will appear ln E. A. Stev ens' storo window this tvtutlig and ev ery eening this week. Silverware, diamond.!, gold watches and Christmas ptesents, Oscar Yost, Dun moio Corners. . Mis. Quick, an old resident of Urenk-T stieet, was frvnd dent in bod Sunday liuiinlng. Cnroiui Longsttcet viewed tne remain", but did not think it necessary to hold an Imiucnst. The fiinei.il will bo held tills afternoon at 3 o'clock at St. Mary's church. Interment will bo tnado In St. Mnty's cemetery. Iiest holiday poult! v at Washer's. Th" regular weekly devotional meeting of tho Kpttnrth ieaguo will bo seld this evening at 7.3) o'clock. G. W. Jones has accepted a position ns collector and solicitor for tho ITudenllal Life Insurance company. I'red Htutuoll, of Cherrv street, ha re turned homo from Dr. Thompson's hos pital in Scranton and ! much Improved. Wo invite everyboilv to buy holiday good, only the bet nt Washer's. The Dudley Stieet Haptlst Sunday school will hold Its Christmas cxcieises Saturday night. Golden Star council, No. 41. Daughters of Amerlci. gavo an entertainment at Odd Fellows' hall lat evening. T. P. Letchworth r.urlts flnc-t lino of furniture nnd undertaking establishment. A full line of flnet groceries and pro visions at WnMicr's rn-di store. The greatest reduction ln holadv goods In town. Everything in line of toys at Cullens' news Mnnri. 131 t'hestnut street. The best stocked bar In town at tho Senate hotel. T. J. Golden, 4o; Chestnut street. Gie us a call. OBITUARY. Anthony Moser, who has been ill for some time past with miners' asthma, died at his home on North Main street. Forest City, Sunday moinlng, aged 49 enrs. He leaves a wife and four rhlldren Funeral set vices will be held this evening in St. Agnes' Catholic church, and interment will b() ln St. Ames cemeteiy. Mr3. W. II. Evans, 20 years old, died at her homo on Prospect avenue and P.lpple stieet, yesteiday morning at S o'i lock. She w as a member of St, Luke's Episcopal church and Is sur ied by a husband, her mother, Mrs. Hoger Jones, and a brother, L. F. Jones. Tho funeral arrangements will be made later. IT.CKVIM.I-:. The Consumers Powder company paid their employes yesterday. C. A. Reynolds called on his friends nt Fnctoryvllle yesterday. Hev. 'lid Mrs. W. J. Guest, of Fleet vllle, are visiting the lntter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Cnllender, of the West End. The hose boys' fair was opened last eenlng, and was well patronized. The Atchbald Coinet band were ptesent, nnd rendend some very tine selections. Piofessor John Howdls, of Scrnnton, pieslded nt the piano dining the eve ning. All of the attendants In tho several booths weie kept pretty busy. The door pilzo of tho tvenlng was a sack of AJax flour, and No. 105 was the lucky number. The programme for this evening will be a solo by W. W. Watklns; ovetttue, Joseph Heeso; mus ical selection, Ira Jenkins; recitation, Miss Mamie Monison A regular communication of Orlen tlal Star Lodge, Flee and Accepted Masons, will be held this evening, and the election of oillcers for the ensuing Masonic year will take place. On Wednesday evening, the 22d, nnd on Friday evening, the 31st. Roberts UiothtiH will gie one bnirtll of Puri tan Hour to the .lady baking the best loaf of bread fiom Puiltan flour, and displaying the same at their booth nt the Wilson Flro company's fair. Ex-Councilman W. 11. Stevens an nounces himself ns a candidate for school dlieetor of the Thlid ward of Hlakely at the coming election. The kindergarten school of tho West Side will hae their exercises on Frl da afternoon, Everybody hulled. U'o Sell No ( he up Good", but wo do sell good goods cheap. We handle no trash.' Everything In our tum Is Just us tepresentcd or we will chet'i fully refund money. Davidow IMos.. the lending Jewelers nnd brok ers, 227 Laclca. nve. Heart Discnso Uiiioicd hi Thiiti Minuti-H. Dr. Agncw'h Curo for tho Heart gives peiftct it lief In all cases of Organic or Sympathetic Heart Disease In 20 minutes, nnd speedily efieeis a cure. It lb a peerless temedy for Palpitation, Shortness of Hrcnth, Smothering Spoils, Pain In Left Side, and nil svmntoms of iv Diseased Heait. One doso con vinces. Sold by Matthews Uros. 77. Diamonds, Dhiinonilx, Diainoiiils, The gientest selection ever on exhibi tion in S'innton Seo the immense v, Indow display, Davidow Bros , 227 Lacka. ue . BRUN'S i-m r.iTiir.it sr,x, Thl-4 remedy being In. Jecteil tlii-crtly to the neat of thntio dlsennch or tho Genlto-l?rinni-j Oruaiid, requires) no olinnge of diet. Cure Sunruntced in 1 to H uy. Huiull plain tiacU. J L3 JCStHoHoldoiuy by NVm. U, Clark, 301 WalilnEton Ave. and jj6 I'enn, Ave,, Scranton, Pa. bu MILLIN EVilLLINERY BARGAINS Half and Quarter Prices Throughout the Store. French Felt Hnts, in every color, nil this season's shapes, worth 1 and Si.a, each, to go at. .23c French Felt Hats, were 1.50 and $2.00 oOc Trimmed Hats, were $3.00 and $3-50 SC Trimmed Hats, were $4.00 and $i 00 $1.98 Trimmed Hats, were $6.00 and 7-oo $3.00 Ostrich Feather Boas QER K I M KIMBALL RIANO L L To those who aro not acquainted with the standing of the W W. Kimball Co., the folio wine will prove of benefit: RiPOrtT. Business established ln 1S5D by W. W. Kimball. Incorporated June, 1SS2, with capital of ?GO0,WO. Capital Increased ln January, 1SS, to $1,IH)U,OQO. Capital Increased from $1,000,000 to $1, 200,000. Statement, January, 1S9G, showed sur plus ot oer $1.0ui,000 overpaid ln capital. The compary Is known as n first-class house ln Its line and Is In high commer cial standing. If competitors say the Kimball guar antee Is not good, ask them for a mer cantile report of their company nnd see how It compares with the above. GEORGE II. 1YKS. General Ascnt, I) ct .Market ."street, WllkcvUarre. W. S. F00TK, Lopul Ascnt, V22 Paso I'luce, Scranton, !'.. Tho Old Dominion Company's EXPRESS surras "PrlnccM Anne," "Yorktown," nnd "James town" oUer FOR busluesi men, pleasure seekers and visitors OLD POIOT CQiilFORT a most expedition route, reaching Norfolk at lU.UUit. m., guinea whole day in Notfolk, AND conncctim: with fmt nlternoon trains for the West, ."south and soutliuest ftom and with bolts for Il.iltimore, Mil., nnd Washington, li. C, uud nil conncctliii: Hues. VS. Tor further Information apply to OLD DOMINION1 STGAMSIIIP CO. Pier 36, Norlh Rier, New York. , W. I.. OLIIXALUKU. Vlee-Pres. andTraf. lie .Manager. A GREAT OFFER FOR THE HOLIDAYS nv QermanU Wine Cellars, ummonJiport and Khclmi, N- Y are determined to 1 in our goods 1 ( tlia very best jieo. n ho country, mid 11 so no betier way l;i,' tins tliun hy Holi lis 11 a r.isu of our 1, cjutiiiiiiiu elavea es ot vl ie unit om 8 of o ir extra line 1,0 iIIniI leil Ora.s J, itl 0110-lmlf Us ac tual cost. L'pon re ceipt ol JS.OO we will send to any rraler of nils pup.-r onu VAa of our go ls, all llrst-cluss mid put lip ill e e. 4ni tuyie, iiSHortca us lul ort: t qt hot fliand 1m. perliil fee llinin. pune. qt. hot- Delaware, i) . hot. Illelln,'. nt but. io.tuv tt. Out. nueci wa .1 na lt hot It. tot. 1 it. bot i)t. bot. 1 it. bot. 1 qt. hot. utie In, Micrry. KUira .Niii ,rn. Aiikdlcn, Port. Hucet Is- 1 ill. oot. 1 111 Grupo nruiuiy. This oiler Is niuda mainly to iutroduco our Urand Imperial tea Cliampajno und our tine doulii-lls. ., .. ,.. tilled Olapc brandy ThU cuxe or uoods Is ollurt'd itl about imo-lmlflts iictmil cd.h! and It will plense us Ifonr trleiidH uud patrons will tuko udvuntuKH of this mid lieln us Intro duce our goods. All orders should uo la be fore December lfith. "l,rriia mum " MMtftStH " e CtrSfl") itrn yjjM$Waniv iWTl'S ' wlW 1 , wo on ew I a of i tM I n "-' PKt Tk -at 1 Ksg 1 : urn mwm ERY, Ostrich Feathers 23c, 48c, 73c, 98c, one-half of former prices Fancy Feathers, Birds, &c 2sc wings ioc each soc wings 19c each 98c wings 37c each 50c birds 19c each 25c birds 10c each , Capes anJ Collarjf:es .it 'S, 4 1 3 Lackawanna Ave A. E, ROGERS, Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Silverware, Novelties and Specialties 1 TH n 1 u Bric-a-Brac, Fine China, Cut Glassware, Lamps, Onyx Tables, ' In endless variety, The later production always found in our as sortment, we are now showing the finest line of China ever exhibited in rich and cheap decorations. 213 LACKAWANNA AVENUE. TRIUMPH Warm air furnace, solid cast radia tor, sectional fire pot, absolutely gas tight. Don't purchase any other make, the best furnace you can get is none too good and the TRIUMPH is the best, therefore buy the best and protect the health of your family THOS. F. 505 I.ackiuMiuna LACKAWANNA LUMBER 00., lflANURCTUR:R3 OF W& SAWED Kill Wit HEMLOCK fill Mill IBEil Iiill Timber cut to order on short notice, llitrclwood Mine Kails sawed to uniform lengths constantly on hand, l'celed Ur-mlocl; lrop Timber promptly rnrnisheJ. MILLS At Croi4 Fork, Potter Co.. on the Buffalo and Sttsquc uuina Knllroad. At .Mina, l'otter County. Pa., ou Cottdcrsport, und Port Allegany Uuilro.td. Capacity - 400,000 feet per day. GLNUUAL OlTMClJ -Hoard of Trude Utiildtng, Scranton, Pa. Telephone No. Wll. Steam and Hot Water HEATING Gas, Electric And Combination FIXTURES Electric Light . . . WIRING Charles B. Scott, 119 Franklin Ave. 413 Lackawanna Avenue. Ribbons Holiday Ribbons. No. 1 all silk Ribbon ioc for a piece of 10 yards, all colors, worth 20c. No. 2 finest quality silk rib bon, all colors, 20c piece, worth 40c. Satin Ribbons, all colors All silk, ic, 8c. ioc, 15c a yaid, worth double. less than Hiif Price. THE JEWELER. I L Ave, Scranlou. PUT YOURSELF IN OUR PLACE And you will realize tio-.v easy It I to fur nlHlijour lioino luxuriously witii a trilling outlay, u little at a tlino, und you don't nils'! It. BARBOUR'S HOME CREDITHOUSE 425 LACKAWANNA AVE. ISIS AD n v -
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