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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-WF3DNT5SDAY, APRIL 0. 3898.
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Charming
Patent
Leathers.
Every stylish young woman will
.want a pair to' wear with ht-r
J Easter bonnet. These arc cry
Mvaggcr, supcib quality, patent
leather, with the popular lound
toe, straight across tips.
$3.50.
If we didn't have them you'd
have to pay the dealers $4.00 to
IXMLX'S ui have- the XEW-1-ST
sh.tii' with new ve.stini? lops,
as good as othei dealers ask S5.00
foi
Price, 4"v-t5vr
CM & SPENCBR.
Ill) MMUt'i: STKKET.
mm . ijfrtgV-yt,,
Tho Wllkes-Uarro Ile-corel tun bo hail
In Serentun nt tlio liens stands of Al.
Jlelnhart. 11' Wjomlng avenue. Mac,
LucKunnnna avei.uo
CITY KQTKS.
J Auhle Joins was l.iMt nlKlit Wee ted
cniinsi I of rump S Sons of m inns
Anneals will he tinnfil Itv Ihn imnite
i wuiiuipMuiiri luua) iitini ine MM(cni
v.ild,
Hi
St. I'lllM hoelt-lv l lnili'Mic will
holil Its annual I), ill In i:ielslni lull on
WjmiiiiIiik iitnui 1 1 t Mond.iv nifclii
The i:coNloi Snelal ilub will opt 11 tlio
new 1 lull hoiiM. on Not th Washington
uvtniie wlili u stnuku Tliuisdaj n.Klit
The Koverntmnt has urilvml 0 tm
peilu heads Horn tin IlU Win Miinulnc
turlim uimpinv Tint compim Is also
niiinufnctmliiK numbir of mm e.inlum s
lor I'ikIp Sinn
The Di'liwnif laukiivviiiiuu and Wist-
in (innp.iin will pay Its inpluves nt tlio
iclibald Sloan ami Il.impton minus to.
lny. Tlio Dil.iwiuo anil I litiNim toin
p.inj pild nt tiu DiiW'n inliu'i nt l'ruv
Idi ne-o jesurdav
Ke. 11 A Ciuiil ut tin Allium .Metli
odlHt Hplsi ipul ihliKh will lioM uvlv il
nicotine tonight ut tin 'liHIoi avenue
mission I'ttiTsliuiB Mtuli Interest was
111 UlllOHtPll lllKt Sill d IV llllll'tltll pI'IMIlS
otnlmj loiwanl to tin -iltnr
On Kaai-i Al miIjv nUlu i lilt tin v en
ii rtiilnmint in In lulil in mi Unwind
I'luio Atlluili AlKlioiINt UpKf op il elllllrh
lull lor the lu-nfllt ut llv II A lli.iiu
piiuiiiinnii- of sii il tvcolluiit has
ih 11 urtununl lot tin- oicaslon
t'liurli-n W Knt.lfimtu 1ms ruHil the
Wmtmlnster li t,l fioui Willlnm All
Ill I1I0 nncl stenn torK i.,.saii nt It
Mr Kniiffrn in wrs I ir xeviml ais pin
,'Hitoi of tlio .Mftiopollliin ilinun; looms
11 Lin U.iwann 1 nmiiin
Till follow IIIU olth Ols hue IlK'll lhlHl.ll
tm ihe U11 kiiviinmi l.iw mil lain irv
swiilntliin 1'HhliliiH .hunts u Tot
u . h. iii'luu lint .mm Ostiums, lira i
I'ifl. .lames W Oakfi nl illtectois, 11.
Knanp, W. A W'llo J miii Him c 11
Weill, und 'ho iKMlikiit ncntatx und
iioasnifi
Tlio muiiiirint ut On riotomo mission
haw- not l-'atiinlav nf this wo i llv tin
iluj for Knstoi ollotliu-s in tho ni.t-mnn
.mil It Is lioneii unit thu trlomls ot Mils
most w-orthv Institution will lomi mlier
mil tnmilliutr latpi-lj to lt prohsltiB
n-filM Contrlluittoii of mono or sup.
piiis will in mi si Rummns tu.eptui
Inlim 'inn. ami l.lll'i Alathrwn a
Miinii Hu iiitnii piiiipli . Kiiiiioil n mai
iliiKi" lln iiko nt tln point liuum ostenla
Asi tlio luw r "uiro that paiths lrom
oiitsldp tin pniinu mu.t ho mauled in
Hip count In whh h tin- llpi me Is mciuuI
Alderman Unison was ptosspi into hit
xleo and tin toiiplo wirp iinltPd In the
rplinns' out t mom Willu-s-lWiro
Ilcconl.
At the home of Airs I'niUeu ,i, AUums
iipnle. on Katiirilay etiliK. nt s ci'ilork,
Mr. C'lturtra Alfroil llnzldiuist of New
Voik illy, mid Alls l.pnli Almlra l'mil"t
of tliU illy, woio mmrlKl Hpv. I'oipi i
'lift ntllcUttil. nnd onls a tow ot their
iinracdluto filcnds wIiii.'srciI tup uj im
lr'sgy und hLiiutllul Ltirmon Air
mil Airs llnzlflmrHt will ptoUibli malto
Kcrunton their future home-
V I'ilin laiNler (.ill
Is u nlili plant: see CIuiK'h display,
Merits' ImlldhiL'
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Fresh Fish
and
Oysters
Every Day.
THE
SCRANTON CASH STORE
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COUNTRY COW CASE
IN CIVIL COURT
It Brings Out n Lot ot Interesting Legal
Information.
i
TWO ESTATES IN A CONPLICT
A llrollipi's r.xpciilurs I'lfilit Autttiist
I'livlnp Two Judgment Nnlox In
l'uniusHlnii ol Dm AiliiilnUlrnlors ol
Ills .SUtpr'n HmntB.-Cinc ol Ull
HninH Agtilmt Ihu Cryslul l.nltu
Unlet Coinpiiny Turns on nil Inlor
citliif; I'oint-- I'njlor Iloruucli Suit.
t.ttlliittnn i?lutlnn to Btrnylnjj cows
whh tin' most IntcrcstliiK tlilnu ilia
I'tixsctl 111 chll Lotttt yosleiduy nnd
lietwppn lotirt nnd tiuintol the iJIhcuh
slnn was maile oxtoptlonally Intel est-
It wnw ooked bv n reileln suit
liroiiRlit liy John Courtrlftht, of Mll
wmikcu nRninxt Ills tielBhbor, Hent)
Zcllts nnd M W. Petty, constable of
Hansoin townalilp, who hip nccused of
IllCR.tlly letalnliiR u cow belonging to
the plalntin
Air. Coin tilKhl'b row stutjed upon
the ptenilses of All. Zellts last Sep
tpmbor und did ciiuxldernblc datnaKe
to his nuck mirdcti In line with the
illrettloiiH of the "Stru nit" nf IS6S.I1P
lutni'd the cow over to tho constable
with a ilaitn for $10 tlaniiiKes Con.
stnblo l'otty kept the cow for live ilnjs
us the law reiiuliid and thpti put It up
foi tale
II appeals that Alt Colli (tight eti
BilKed 't'tiulle .1 II l.tsll to neKotlate
it Kottlentetit with tin lioldets of the
1 ow He olfeied the constable the pre
set ihed fie. $.'. whkll was lefused,
the ioutable laying ilulm to extia
1 oiupinhailon foi the tare and keep
ing of tho cow and $10 foi the damiiKP
done Kninief ZIIt's Kntden Air.
Couittlght would not pnv all this,
pieliiiitig to htltig a suit ill replevin
I'l.AINTirr'H CLAIM
The plaintiff. In th ttlnl, jesterdny
made the elnlm that the Couttrlght
ptitnises wite not ijnclosed and con-s-e(ttL'iitl
theie could be no tecovety.
The defense in answer to this, 1 Ited a
clause of the "Sttnv act" which they
1 ontended was pin tleuiarly applicable
to this case This piovlslon was made
to piutect faiineis living along the
banks of the Susquehanna In eeitnln
townships of old I.uzeme county,
whli h wete petlodlcully Hooded by
fteshpts In the s'usrmoht.tiiiu It stip
ulated that because of the frequency
with which their fences were washed
awa, thej, should enjoy the protection
ol the liw against stltiy cattle without
being ltqulied to keep up their fences
Uansoni was one of those townships,
but whin It developed that the Court
right tntm. Is situated on top of the
iiiountnln and that It nevet was Hood
ed since the deluge, possibly, couit
tultd the lonslileintlon of the clause
out of the 1 asp ami called upon the
paitles to 1 online themselves to the
genet al tonus of the ad.
Theie wue various othei lontentlons
advanced on both sides nnd finally
Judge Atehbald took the lase In hand
and dltetted the Jul y to leave the con
stable out of the case and tiling In a
verdict uw in ding the cow to the plain
tiff and nominal damages against
JiolltB. the second defendant
A A Vosbutg and W. S. Hulslandet
lepicsented the plaintiff nnd John F
botagg the defendants
HHCEXT LEGISLATION.
Uuilng the suit It wns brought out
that the mo.st lecent legislation on the
subject lompels the owneis of cattle
to fence them Ii Instead of lequltlng
othei s to fence them out
Judge Slmonton In coutt loom No 2
was engaged dining the entile day In
the tiinl of the case of William Wil
liams nualnst the Crystal Lake Water
companv. It Is a stilt to recovei for
COOO cubic aids of stone which, It Is
alleged, the defendants took from Wll
llnms' land nnd used in -the construc
tion of theii dam ut Cti.stal Lake,
neat bv
The lompaii admits taking tho stone
but justilks the act by piesentlng a,
claim to title in the stone on the land
deilved lrom S. H. Alden. The plain
tiff nllegcs that this claim is worthless,
as ho bought out Alden's interest In
the mopei tv at a Iiik sale In 1!S6, pc
jeais julor to the commission of the
alleged tiespass,
1 II. Hums and H Al. Stteeteriep
resent the plaintiff and S. H I'tlco the
defetulanl
The case of Setiphena 1 Cobb, ad
uitnlstiatit of the estate of Ada .lodiv,
agilnst H r Kellam and otheis, ex
ecutors of the estnte of J W Cobb,
came up for Its second trial esteiduv
befoie Judge Aichbald It Is a suit on
two judgmtiit notes amounting to $400,
given by J. W. Cobb to his fathei,
and bv the latter assigned to his
daughter, Ada Jodry. After the death
of the father and a number of vears
nftei the notes vveio outlawed It Is
alleged that the biolhet. upon learning
that they had been willed to his sister,
loni.ulud In a casual way that no wus
good for them and would na them
imoTiinrt and sistkii Ann l-had
The In cither nnd sister died sonic time
Inter, and now his executors ate light
ing the claim of her executor s that he
mil dc the umnik alleged.
The juiy was of the belief that ho did
make the tevlvlfjlng remaik and
n. wauled a verdict for the plaintiff In
the full amount. $111 :.".
Attomejs HulHlander and Vosbutg
leprcsented the plaintiff Air Kellam
and C. It. Pltchei looked after tho de
fense Ilefore Judge Ounstoi, In tho main
court mom, was called the enso of P.
O Itaittck against T. Hunt lirook, n
dispute In lunitlug nceounts. Alt. Itnt
tick claimed $2.'. and Mi Crock, In de
fense, put In an offset of $10 The ver
dict was toi the defendant, n r
Newcomli lepresented Mr. Itarrlck and
John r Scrngg wag Air. IJiock's nt
tot ney.
The cuse of Lncoe & Shltfer ncalnst
William Springer wan continued
The case of Smith against Warner
was tefeired to H. W Alulhollaud.
Settlement was made In four of the
damage ensos against Taylor liotough
growing out of tho grading of Alnln
stiett. John J Pileo received JD00,
Itobert Moore, JoOO; Itobeilj Knapp, $150,
AVIlllam niesecker, $100. The test case
which was tiled last suinmei resulted
for a ".erdlct for tho plaintiff In tho full
amount of his clulin, $".00
DR. BURRELL'S SERMON ON FAITH.
Delivered I. am Mr lit in iho I'irsl
1'rcnbvtcriiin Church.
Knlth was (he subject of the dis
course last evening, given by Itov. Dr
nuirell, of New Yoik, who spoke In
the First Presbyteilnn church A very
large congregation was present and
heai d an addresB leldom equalled In
lientity of diction, originality of thought 1
nnd practical application Previous to I
the setinon the visiting clergytnnn
spoke pleasantly of his friendship with
Dr. Ate Lend, to whom he paid tho tllb- 1
lite of ' bollevlngbomethlng nnd prench
Ing l(." The (cxt was from John, Iv Ifi, .
embracing tho tnlrnclo In w hlcli tho
Capet nnutn nobleman's dying son wns
honied The thought wim sttlklngly
Illustrated In (ho exposition of fnltli,
without which the world of today could
not live The faith of tho court let,
stimulated by the sincerity of his wife,
Joanna, wns admirably depleted In the
exposition of the theme.
John Qtilncj Adams, after reading
the verse,
Alan wants but little hot 0 below
Nor wants that little long
Improvised the lines'
'Tis not preclMly so with me
Tho 'lis thus In tho song.
We want everything, luxury, ease,
hnpplneES No matter what It Is we
need Jesus can give In such measuie
as to entlsfy our yearnings
The faith of experience Illustrated by
the mlincles of Christ and by the di
vine miracles of our own times was
described In graphic wolds.
FOUR NEW DAMAGE SUITS.
. II. rioiey Sued Tor I'nlsc Impris
onment bv II ink t.reen.
Four damage suits were Instituted
Yesterday In Piothontury Copelnnd's
olllce
AIlss Lttn Oreen biought n $10,000
dntnnge suit against C At. FMoiey, the
Washington avenue sporting goods
dealei, foi defamation of character
All Plotej had her aiialgncd last Sat
urday befoie Aldeimun .Miliar on tho
charge of lnicenv by bnllee of a bi
cycle. The case was dismissed nnd now
.Miss flieen claims that the ariest was
malicious and that It damaged her
leptttntion to the extent of $10,000,
Alartln & Vldavet are AIlss Croen's at
toines Thomas Nicholson, of Dunmoie, bv
his mother. Alls mien Nicholson,
bt ought suit to recover $5,000 from
Oeotgp W Potter The Nicholson boy,
It Is alleged, was going along Drinker
street on an errand at G o'clock on the
ev Piling of Alarch .!(), when a large dog
owned bv Air Potter lushed upon him
and, thtowing lilrn to the giound, bit
him on the left arm Hecatte the de
fendant knew the dog to be ferocious
and did not keen him tied he wns
guilt, of negligence. It Is contended.
Two suits wete Instituted against the
city of Scrnnton bv O'Brien & Kelly
Catheilne AlcNamaia, the plaintiff In
on' . usks $1,000 damages foi Injury to
het ptopertv In the Third ward, re
sulting ftoin sutfacewnter being tuined
upon It by the city wotkmen.
Simon Stone, of this cltv. the other
plaintiff, wants $10,000 for Injutles
which he ustnlned on Theodote street,
last summer, by being throw n from hl.s
wagon at a badl kept part of the load.
He claims t lint he hud to have a part
of his skull removed as a result of the
accident.
PRICG OF ne!F GOING UP.
nr eurc is Sulci to bo Itcspousiblo
Tor II.
One of the notlceuble effects of tho
war scale Is the Use In the pi Ice of
dtessed beef. At lens,t that Is one of
the masons given foi an Increase of
three-fouiths of a" cent a pound, which
the wholesale dealers of this region le
cently had to paj the big Chicago
dealers.
It Is said the government recently
placed some huge oiders foi beef and
the piobablllty of war puts other big
otdeis In sight. This has caused a
scaicit of beef In probpeet If not In
tealitj, hence pi lees have started up
watds. As et the consumer has; not felt the
Increase, but he soon will If the prices
Fo any higher
CENTRAL LUTHER LEAQUE.
Mill Hold Us Seiiii-Aiuiuul Conven
tion in This Citv.
The Central Luther league of North
eastern Perms;, lvanla will hold Its
semi-annual convention In ZIon Luth
eran thuich In this cltj on April 10,
beginning at 10 a. tn. A series of
papers will be rend by the delegates
fiom the sevcinl local leagues.
Otllcois of the Central will be elected
for the ensuing ear, and delegates to
both the state and the nntlonal con
ventions chosen There will be three
sessions The evening session will be
moie of a popular c har.icter. The local
league will provide entertainment for
all delegates.
M00NEY GOES TOJAIL.
Cullury in Ills l'osiessinn llelonged
to (.ituster A. I'nrsvtli.
Willlnm Alooney, the young crook
anested In Itallroad alloy by Patrol
man Day early yesterday morning
with a lot of new cutler In his pos
session, was arialgned befom Alnyor
Dalley and committed to Jail In de
fault of $500 ball
CJunstei & Voisyth Identified the
cutlery ns having been slob n from
their hatdwnre stole The $.'70 In five
and ten-cent pieces found in Alooney's
pockets, Is also thought to have been
taken from the store Aloonev said
the plundei had been given to him.
WcYitudor Is In .Intl.
Detective Allchael Aim an, of Carbon
dule, lodged In the Susquehnnnn county
Jail, Alonday, lB-eai-old Kdwurd Alex
ander, who Is charged with committing
numeious butgluihs In the vlclnlt.v of
Starucca.
.. K. ( InrliP A 1 n.
Invites cveiybodv to their great Daster
(lower display, Aleais" building, big
Mores.
DIED.
WILLIAMS In West bcranton, A,irll 6.
lvis, Kniljs tho Infant duughtor ot Air.
and AIrr W. P. Willi ims, of North Ho
bete, 1 avenue. I'umriil this afternoon
from the resldenco will be privnto In
tel ment nt the Wnslibuin street come
teiy KNUIT In West Seranton, April 5,
li'iS, Pauline 10 jeats of age. at the
lesldcncu, 1""7 Ljtion stuet I'unoinl
Thurxdnv afternoon from tin ttsldenco
at ;: o'clock Inurment at ihu Wash
bum strut ceimtcis
C.
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EAT
ARKET,
Choice Cuts
l 01 Aaams Avenue
13 Kverthlni; In the lino of fiesh and
O Nnlted Menu, Himsuges I nnl, VAc.
yj I'Ol I l IU IMlUlMBlMJHlhUN,
E Telephone, Nj. 6813
r .-- - J lleorlliurn, Cia
Dyspepsia, &icUnvorl.
dera positively enroll, (irover Uniliuin'H !))
popfu Heniuily l u kuecltli'. Onu date remove-mill
illilreHd, nniln permanent cure of
the most ihroulo uml noverd cauea U guurun.
teed. Do not duller I A aOceul bolllo will
convince the mo.it skeptical.
Alutthevm lirot, DrujilnU ll'-'U Laoku
wunua avenue,
BEER FLOWED PREE,
AND BLOOD LIKEWISE
Two Men Slabbed Durlnj a Family
Carousal In Uellcviir.
MERE BOY WAS TIIH ASSAILANT
John limns, Ncvriilcon Yearn' Old,
Stnlii Ills llrotbcr-ln-liiu-, llllnui
John Iloplclim, mid Willlnm H
IIiiiiis, n rnmllv I'rlend, Ilccnuau
Tliuy Tried to Prevent Him I'rom
Gutting Moru lleor-- Victim 111 11
Merlons Condilion.
As a result of a family dt Inking
party In llellevue Inst night two men,
Willlnm John Hopkins nnd Willlnm
Williams are clown with seilotts stab
wounds, nnd a third, John llvans Is
irr tho West Side station house with
a charge of tnurdet staring him In tho
face.
The affair occuned at Hopkins'
house on Fiont stieet between 10 nnd
11 o'clock. John Uvnns and his moth
er, brother-in-law and mother-in-law,
respectively of Hopkins, nnd Williams
who Is a near filend of the family,
were gathered at the house for a so
ciable time. A large quantity of beer
was drank and young Uvnns particu
larly was much Intoxicated
About 10 o'clock Airs. Dvans thought
to break up the party, but her son In
sisted on having moie beer His
niothei tiled to dissuade him 1 out go
ing out again with the can, but he
would not listen to her. Hopkins and
Williams Joined with Alts Hvnns in
arguing that the level had gone far
enough, but young l'vans would rrot
listen to argument and proceeded to
get the beer despite the otheis' pro
tests. Timv iNTi:nrnni:D
At this juncture Hopkins and Wil
liams Intel fered to forclblv lesttaln
him and a quarrel began. One wotd
led to another, until finally Dvans, in
a fienzy of passion, drew a large
bladed pocket knife nnd attacked Hop
kins, stabbing him first In the left side
of tho bodv, at nbout tho ninth lib,
and again at the pit of the stomach
Williams rushed In to stay the would
be murdeier and was himself nttacked,
receiving two stabs fiom the knife that
Hvntis was wielding with such bloody
effect One lunge caught him In the
In east, Just above the heart, and an
other high In the back, near the left
shoulder blade.
Despite their wounds', they succeeded
In lighting olf their assailant and the
nelgbbois who came swarming to the
scene captured and dlsaimed him
Later he was takerr Into custody by
Patrolman James Saul and Count De
tective Lejshon und lodged Irr the West
Side police station.
Dr. Aloylan was called to attend Hop
kirus and Dr noberts to cnie for Wil
liams. Iioth physicians reported that
QALLEN'S.
'WE CLOTHE FROM
A department woithy of every mother's attention a department
that has earned the reputation of being the peer of all others. The little
fellow is as well taken care of as the father.
This season we inaugurate new prices in our Children's Department,
and with our immense variety of novelties it cannot fail to be' what it
always has been the most attractive ill tllC City. Prices are from
Si. 79 to $7.50. Vestee, Junior, Reefer and Sailor Suits everj tiling
thai the little fellow wears Is here from his Hat to his bhoes.
Children's Fancy
Blue Cheviot Sailor
Milts trimmed with
Children's All Wool
Fane) Vestee Sn its
pieces, made with large
sailor collar and trim
med with Black Son
tache Braid. Regular
White or
or
tache Braid,
sailor collais
very full,
value, $),oo.
New Price...
value $3.00,
New Pi ice. . .
$2.23
Your Money Back if
ENN OLQTHSNQ
13-7 AND 13
Easter
Special attention is invited to our complete assortment of goods suit-
able for the Easter trade. The choicest selection of novelties to be found
in the city.
Plaid Hose for Ladier. and Children.
Tie Ribbons in Blocks and Stripes.
Sash Ribbon, Block and Roman Stripe.
Morocco Leather Beits.
Velvet and fletal Trim Belts.
Handkerchiefs, Hand Embroidered, Swiss
Plaid Parasols and Umbrellas..
Linen Collars and Cuffs.
Ladies' Ties, Very Fine Assortment.
Shirt Waist Sets, Chatelaine Bags.
MEARS
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i Easter
Vases
in which to fittingly display the flowers of the
Unster-tlde. An entirely new line just imported
from Austru. All sh.ipcs, colors and sizes.
JARDINIERES
A wide selection .it extremely low prices. You might as
well place a beautiful picture in an ugly frame as to display
an Easter Lily in a common flower pot. Our Jatdinieres
hide the (lower pot and enhance the beauty of the flower.
MILLAR & PECK,
"Wnlk In and
their patients' wounds, while serious,
were not necessarily fatal.
RHASON I'.VANS OIVD9.
I Ivans, when asked ut the station
house what led him to his murderous
attacks, said that the men had Insulted
his mother. She did not maintain this
when Interviewed by the police
The knife with which tho deed was
committed wns secured by the police
and Is now In the custody of Lieuten
ant Williams. It Is nn ordinal y pocket
knife, the blade with which the etnb
blng was done being thtee Inches long
and about half nn Inch In breadth
Kvalis Is only IS years of age, but Is
married. Hopkins and Williams nto
each about 24 years of ago. The for
mer Is mairled, as Indicated before, to
Kvans' sister. AH tluee are employed
in the mines
BARBER SHOP THIEVES.
A I'nlr ot Tlicm Ira Aricitrd by the
Police.
Patrick Cosgrove and John Tuffey.
the latter of 2J7 Irving avenue, were
anested Monday evening by the po
lice for being concerned In the three
time pilfering of Ooi don's barber shop
nt the coiner of Prospect avenue nnd
Oichaid stteet. Cosgrove was arrest
ed by Detective Molr and Lieutenant
Zang. and Tuffey by Lieutenant Zang
and Patrolman Qscheldle.
Tuffey's father, Patrick, entered ball
for his son In the sum of $300 befoie
Alderman Allllar jesterday Cosgrove
was committed In default of hall. The
latter's mother says he is mentally ir
responsible. Dr. I). Murray
hns lemoved his olllce to his lesidence.
430 "Wjomlng avenue, next door to the
new Colliery Engineer building.
QALLEN'S.
HEAD TO FOOT.
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Children's Fancy
Vestee Suits Blue,
Brown and Mixed Ef
fects; ) pieces, large
sailor collars, hind-
Black Son-
Large
and cut
Regular
$3.37
I somely trimmed with
braid. Regular value,
I $4. 00. New vf) QQ
1 Price .pZ.07
Not Suited.
You're
AND SHOE NOUS
REIVJN AVENUE.
HAGEN,
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134 Wyoming Avanin. ' i
took around."
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For
Tuesday
Shoppers
We offer three very
special bargains.
They are more than
a list of the un
usual almost a
downpour of good
fortune.
Girdle Perhaps just such
Belts
a Delt .is you ve
been thinking of
lot today. Lucky
Lucky because so
Metal belts are
in this
if it is.
cheap.
popular this season. 50011 p
sale today at 25c W
Easter
Things
Store has an
baster look now
you'll be wel
come to come and see the
many novelties. Today
we sell
Easier Kggs at rc.
Ktejter Trnjs lit lde
ln.iter lJoltle ut inc.
0
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Canvas
Covered
Trunk. This
is a trunk that
will "o 'round
the world without a bign of
wear out. Kxcebior lock
leather bound linen lined
s,teel bottom $6.00
.Nome lettered fiee.
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Illi: REXFORD CO.
303 Lackawanna Ave. JJ
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How to
Dress a Baby
If j on could neo the new vvny of dros
Ins u babv ns explained by Mrs llc m I Is
tlio trnlncd nurse now at the IIAIiY 11A
HAAIt, It would set j on to thinking, llui
talks to liumlicds of mothers thu last two
clavs has chaiiKed many minds, anil
throiiBh her und the comforts of Arnold h
Knit Specialties manv babies will pass u
snoro comfortublo und bufer .unimer
Her talk will cost jou nothing unless you
decide to try her garments, und then
jou only pay for tho Kurments you selec
Tho garments Incluilo cverylhlnK from
Bnby Ulupers to Dress, novvns nnd In
derwear for children nt the
Baby Bazaar,
5 12 Spruce Street.
MAX WCIHIR, Hoot and Shoe Maker.
licst shoes to order from SI 7"up Men's
Rolen anil lit els, Hue I, miles' soles uud heelx,
ouu ah worK puuriinieeu
127 I'cnn Avenue,
bCRANTOV, lA.
Attractions.
Kid Gloves.
The Very Best Values in Kid Gloves
79c $i.oo, $ 1.50
You will not be disappointed in
their wear, fit or flexibility.
415 and 417
Lackawanna Avenue, Seranton,
See Our
EGG
DECORATOR
Any name or decoration
put ou Easter Eggs that you
buy here, Tree or charge:
Did you see the House
Circus:
You never ate better or
purer candy than is
in our
Easter Eggs,
Rabbits, Hens
or Roosters
Immense Display of Easter
Novelties and Baskets
Here at
c Each.
4
THE GREAT
4c. STORE
310 Lacka. Ave.,
J. II. LAD WIG.
WATCH
For an Opening
Announcement We Are Now in Our New
Store, 205 Lacka
wanna Ave.
Every Purchaser Pre
sented with a Sterling
Silver Thimble.
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DULL U
205 Lackawanna Ave,
Pa,