THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY, APRIL 11. 1898. G 11 1111 Charming Patent ) Leathers. Every stylMi young woman will want a pair to' wear with ln-r liastcr bonnet. These arc very swagger, superb qualin, patent leather, with the popular round toe, straight across tips. DR. DIXON'S LAST DAY AS PASTOR $3.50. If wc didn't have them you'd have to pay the dealers $4.00 to ?5.oo 'reached Ills Pinal Sermons to Large Congregations Yesterday. LUAVGS FOR uOSTUN NFXT WEEK On Sunday, April it I, Ho lleglrn IU I'lMloriitn with tlie Mnrrru Avcntio llnpllit I lnirch, Mlilch Him Oncol tliu I'our I, urgent Congregation In Thru 'il-- ostordny .Morning and Evening Dr. Dixon Itcfcntil ISritlll to Ills Dcpailiirc. IN MEN'S we have the NEW EST shape with new vesting tops, as good as other dealers ask $5.00 for Our Price , $3.50 110 kFltUCH STREET. W$E The Wllkes-llarro ItecorCl can bo Had In Scrr nt on at the news stands of M. Alclnhart, 119 Wyoming avenue; Mac, Lackawanna aer.uo CITY iNUTES. Matthew Hean of Old Forge, has been appointed a coustublo bj court to 1111 a . nancy. Mrs. Mjrtha Mooro Averv, of Ilolon, v. ill deliver n free lecture, entitled, "So cialism, the Hope of Humunlty," at Tun er's hall, Wednesday evening. Saturday afternoon a horse owned by Joseph Grcbi ran nway on Jefferson ave nue totully demolishing the wagon. The hore was caught before It did any Injury to Itself. M. J. Donahoo, of this city, chairman of tho boird of Brand directors of the Young Men's Institute, has called a meet ing of the board In tills city Saturday. April 23. Tho Delaware and Hudson company paid Saturday at the White Oak mines at Arehbald, the cat shops at Honednle and the trainmen on tho Honesdale divin Ion of tho Gravity. Appeals from the Tltst Second nnd Fouith vv.u ds of Carbondalo will be heard by tho rouutv commissioners todav Third, rifth and Sixth wards. Carbon dale, appeals will bo heard tomorrow Last week bank cxch-ingci through the Scranton Clearing house nre reported as follows bv II J Anderson in inah-r April 4, ?1S1. 115 6s; April C. $171,331.18, April t. J121.2IIU: April 7, $137.73J.10. April t, holldav , April , $13273.n, total, $7ol, (106.20. Tho pollco hao been asked to tlnd Mllllo Vandcrmaek, u 17-j ear-old girl, who came fiom Carbondalo to this city Friday to visit lolatlves living on Vine street. She has not bien at the Vine street house, and her whertabouts aie unknown. ltev. Dr. Joseph K. Wxon's pantot.itc of tho 1'cnii Avenue Hnptlsct chuich ended ycstoidaj. Two weeKsc hence he will become the pastot of tho Wniren Avetillo Hnptlst chuich, of Honlott, which has one of the four largest llup tlst conglegatloni In that city. Aside fiom the Hlgrillleniice of Kaslei. tho church's largo auditorium was fill ed to oei How ins at the two sei vices yesterday, ooies being nttraci-d by tho last oppoitunitles to hear the popular pastot He pleached, no fare well sermon, although lie refened to his departure during the morning and evening service. In the moinlng Dr Dixon remarked for tho benefit of those w ho would not be present In tho evening that he would leave Hcrnntcm and his church with n heart full of giatltude for the klnd nesses of his people He wished to make public acknowledgement to tho niwspapois for their geneious consid eration of him and his woik Thev hnd helped him, ho said, and he wlshtd to thank them sincerely and heaitlly. Their Mippoit, peculiar to Scranton, of the chuiches and church woik had been a matter of great pergonal gint lllcation to him, whose efforts In the cause or Chi 1st they had fuitheied in noble fishlon The same comment (ih made In substance by Dr. Dixon In the evening LAVISHLY Di:COItATHD The audience mom of the church was never moie handsomely decorated than yesterday The lloial tt eminent of the pulpit and platform was magnificent with its pvramid of Hastei lilies mid u ( small gioiii) of palms. Hinila was usi d ti Intel twine the pulpit desk I Uyadnrhs, a bank of tarnations, ioe. siliea blossoms nnd other plants com- , pleted tho display i The I'llncp of Life" was the sub- I jevt of Dr. DKon'h Million which was based upon the text. "Ye deslied n murdeier to be granted unto you; mil killed the Pilnce of Life, whom Cod i hath laired fiom the dead," Acts 111: i 14, IK Ills evening topic was "The j Glad Vision." He preached fiom John, i to St, l'ntrlck'H church, where they at tended the 9 o'clock mass and received holy communion. L0NG-P0RG0TTEN LAW. Iirenl Knowledge IIiiiIWih New to the I omt, Though Vert ncleul. In the ttespnss suit brought by the Lackawanna Iron and Oonl company against W M Springer, tho question of the defeudnnt'H ball Is still at Issue. Mi Hpilngei, It will bo renumbered, was sued for $10,000 damages for cut ting l.suu tiees fiom the Daniel Smith tint In l.nokuwitnim township, which tinet the plaintiff company owns Hall In the sum of $10 000 wns de mand) d and Mi. Springer, being unable to secure It. hnd to submit to being placid In- the custody of the sheriff lie pec tiled his leleuse sllottly afteiwmds thiough the effoits of Ills attorneys, who complained to court that the ball was excessive and secured Mi Spring er s iclensp on $1,000 ball, pending the mgument of a rule to show cnuse why the ball should not be cut down. Saturday morning, when this nile crime uu for nicumont Mr Hums, of counsel for the defense, spuing a sur pilse by quoting an act of 17J"i which excuses from giving ball In such cases as this any man who owns real estate valued nt fifty pounds It was shown by allldavlt that .Mr Springer Is worth many times more thnn this ntnount and a claim was made for his tlls chaige without ball. Judge Gunster, not feeling Inclined to act forthwith in this latter mat ter, fixed tho ball of Mr. Springer nt $1,(100 and granted a rule, loturnable next Saturday, to show cause why tho defendant In view of his being a ptop ertj holder to the value of llfty pounds, should not be loleavd without Call. CELEBRATION OF UPRISING OF '98 Irlsh-Amcrlcan Societies ol City Decide to Celebrate livcnl. JULY 4 SELECTED AS THE DATE !!$ WEDDING GIFT X. OUR SPECIALTY, MUST BE IN DISTRICT, I lurd District Itepiilillcnus Adopt little ( oiiccrriing ( onxeiiliinis. Heunftor Itepubllcan conventions In the Third Legislative d. strict will be held within the boundailes of the dis tiict instead of In the touit house as has been the custom. This wns decided upon at a. meeting of th" standing committee in the arbi tration room S.ituid.iy afternoon. The revolution pleading for the change was offered by Attorney James V. Watkhis, of Taylor, and the motion for Its adoption was made by n Lackawanna township man. William Weer. Glen buin, the Ablngtons and Scott were ni rayed ngalns-l the meas-uie ns was also the little pitch of Scianton, which is contained In the dlstilct. Hellovue Heights, W 1' Davis, the delegate therefrom voting to keep the conven tion in the city Despite the opposition the resolutions pussul )i n vote of Ifl to C. W. H Sherman, of Dalton, ttled to have the Hist session under tho new title nt Dalton, but the Tn lor men with their neighbors weie in the ma- It I llto Intention to Novo I'icld Dny Sports and a speech by Some Ora tor of National ltcpiilittlon--i oin iiiltten Appointed to Hegln I'rrtinr iittons lor lite i:veiil--Mronu ltenol tUioim Adopted with Ilulvrxncc to I lie Ctilimi I rouble. Our Store offers an cudless selection of articles suitable for Wedding Gifts, and it is always easy to fiud just what you want here. We have just opened some large Imports which contain many choice pieces, useful as well as ornamental. M nr.nl,,,. hi, ...1 . oils n,v. iinnbl.. In Julll """ 1U"TO1,U '" ciiiiiib ihu gain admission to the church. After i the seivlce Dr. Dixon for the last time WALTER DIVORCE CASE. She. Denies Tlmt .She Deserted Her Husband or Wns t ruel to II jm. A heailng was had on Satutdny In the divorce case of Clmuncey r Walter against Vet ah J. Walter, the charges being desertion and cruel and barbar ous treatment Hoth of these allega tions aie denied, and the respondent nNo raisea the question of Jurisdiction, the acts complained of having taken place in Wnvno county. Attorneys C. L Harding and J. r Kcrugg represented the llbellant, nnd A. A. Vosburg. evq , appeared for the jcspondciit. HANDSOME PAROCHIAL SCHOOL. Greeted nt Toivnndn Through tho KHorfii of Hov. liim. Kelly. llev. Charles r. Kelley, D. D., for merly of this city, but for some jears IKistor of the Catholic church of To wanda has Issued invitations to the formal opening tomorrow of a new pa lochlnl school erected In Townnda through his efforts. It was expected that Ulshops O'Hara nnd Hoban and a number of pilests of this city and Its vicinity wilt attend. The building cost $30,000. ooooooooooooooooo I Fresh Fish appeared ofllcially before membs of the congregation. It was dining the usual after-meeting for those wishing special piajer. The occasion was a veiy soirowlul one to the pastor and his people. In the afternoon Dr Dixon ion ducted the exercises of the 1'enn Ave nue church's Amerman Memoilal mis sion on Prescott avenue In addition to his address, there were many at tractions vocal and recitative num bers. DEPARTS NEXT WEEK Dr. Dixon spoke on "The Kind of Face After the Resurrection." Human ity, he said, Is personally lesponsible for Its physiognomy Persons wouldn't have long noses If they didn't need them to poke Into the business of others. A man who dissipates has a dlbslpated countenance. The drunk4 aid looks the diunkard, the saintly person looks snlntb As we will look In heaven we look here Wo look heie as we feel Inside, and, consequently humnnlU's looks are as humanity lives. Xenr the conclusion ot tho service, resolutions of legiet over Dr Dlvon's departure and adopted by the mission were presented by Isaac Post, the old est member of tho church Dr. Dlvon Mrs Dixon nnd the ihil dren have for some time been (-topping nt the home of Mis. Lemuel Amerman on Clay av enue Their household goods will be shipped to Hoston this week and they will leave here for that city early next week. Dr Dixon will preaih Ills Hist s-eimon in the Wnr- len Avenue chinch Sunday, April 21. Ills Bost'M residence will be at No. 2C1 West siwinn street Alice, one of Dr Dlxon'b chlldien, Is quite seriously 111 with fever, the exact nature of which has not been deter mined. The child's condition es terday was such as to suggest possible Interference with lurnlly's plans tor depattutc. In the Enstei Day Issue of Our Church Mesenger," the Penn nvenlie Baptist publication, Dr. Dixon made his good-bye ns follows, In part; Lot our pistol' draw out his gnod-bvo I lto Its original GOD HE WITH Vol" Todnv's lesson Is "Mer rr.ay conn, mm may go Hut Christ stands by lorever." During my ministry lure some of our choicest spirits have tald good-bjc to us. Hv their faith It t us havo Inith to tlio end- "Say not good-bje, Hut In somo hrlRltlor, talrer clime Hid me good morning Since the announcement of the con clusion of Dr Dixon's pastorate hoie was first made, he has been In con stant ttcelpt of scores of written and verbal regrets from tho city's best known people of all denominations. Many of the reeiets, too, were frorrr persons without chuich nlllllatluus but of considerable repute In the city, the whole testifying to the general esteem In which ho was held by the city ns a community SAIJBA1II IvOTUS. and John It. Jones acted as secietary. The dlstilct convention to elect delegates lit the state i (invention will bo held In Tnylm on Tuesday, Apt II 19 and the primaries villi be held next Sat ut day between the hours of I and 7 , in FUNERAL OF WILLIAM MAIION. (t Mas Attended by .-in immense Con c oiumi of People. The funeral of the late William Malum was held vesteiday afternoon from tho residence In Olyphnnt. A silent proof of the esteem In which the deceased was hold during life wns shown by the Immense concourse of friends who viewed the lemalns as they reposed in a handsome broadcloth cas ket Many beautiful lloral designs and bouquets were laid either upon or near the bier, furnishing further proof of legard. At 2.!!0 o'clock the lemalns weie borne to SI. Pattlok's church. A short ser vice wns held, the lector. Rev P J. Muiphy, ofllclatlng and also picuehed an eloquent seimon eulogistic of the deceased. Miss Annie Blown sang "Lead, Klndlv Light" at the conclusion of the blessing, The remains weie then borne to Carbondale for Interment. It required a. special train of eleven cats to carry the coi tege Rev. J. M. Smoul ter pionourrced the benediction at the grave The active pall-boarers were P J. Hoban, R J. Gallagher, J. .1. Fndden and Thomas Monohmi, of Olypliant: M. J Dufly, of Cnibondnle, nnd J. J. Hrowrr, of Scrnnton Tho honormy pall-beat ers were- District Attorney John R. Jones and John Penman, of Olypliant John J O'Rojle, J. R. Covne, John Clark nnd Pete;- Zelgler, of Scian ton Tho Ludco of Elks, of this city, attended In u bodj. CABBAGE CASE IS STILL ON. In l espouse to a call suited by a committee of the Ancient order of Hiberlnu societies of bcranton, thirty- six Irish Ameilcnii organizations In i Ltickawunnn county ectil n coininttce , , ot live and their respective presidents Y to meet lust evening at 4J1 Lackawan- V na iiveune for the puipose or pt opin ing a celebration of the one hundredth armlvotsarj ot the Insureetlon ot 17US In Ireland. They elected C. T. Roland net mi nent pusldcnt; John P. Collins, oC CaibondaK, vice-president, James T. McGlnnls, secretary nnd John S. Mc Cabe, financial secietaiy. It was decided to have a Field Day on July 4th and alt-o to secute some speaker of national lcputation to de liver an oration at the grounds. John T. O'Neill, William Dnwfcon, Owen F. MdKennn, William McDonoiVgh and John T. Giuan wore appointed a com mittee to get options on grounds und report at tho next meeting, Sunday evenlng, April 17th. An executive com mittee consisting ot the piesldents of the various societies ieptesented was also appointed. Before adjoining the patilotlsm of the delegates began to assert Itself and resulted In the adoption of the following resolutions: The leincteiitutlvcs of the Irish-American otli ties ot Laekawanni county In ((invention m-rcmbled for the purpose ot devising monni to appropriate! colebrn'e tho centennial of tho effoits made by the hlsli patriots In 17jS fot i (institu tional HbPits In Ireland desire to voice their sentiments on this the (ve prob ably of a declaration of war bv tho gov (tnmtnt of these fulled States of Amor lea against tho trranlcal und abortive methods emploid bv tho Spanish upon the nitlvis of the island ot l uU.i also for the diabolical treachery ol the Sp tn lards In destrolng the biltlrslilp Milne and Its 2',G brave sailors, and liaie thelc fore Resolved. That we arc heartllv In favor ot cm i reprtseiitntlies nnd smators in congress voting for the fullest liberty to the people of the Island ol Cuba, and that the United States sh ill guarantee and defend such llbirtles until the are pormanenti and forever established. It( solved, That until Spiln shall have atoned for Its amnzlnl outingeuus min der of our seamen In the bav of Ha vana that the guns of our ships should never cease firing while their shots would be effective on any Spanish possession. IU solved, That we pledge our suppoit to tho nation In any emergent and are wllllhg to be numbered among those who ere pr p ired to mako any sacrlllco for our country and Its flag The resolutions aie signed by the following members of the committee appointed to draft them- J C. Vnughan, Edwmd F. Hlewltt, C T. Uoland, John J. Murphy, James A. O'Hara, Dr. J. P. Walker. P. J. Kelly, John P Collins, Remember, we are Sole Agents for R00KW00D 43 LIBBEY'S CUT GLASS, Etc, &$ CVvxvarV(gA. MILLAR & PECK, 134 Wyoming Avanui. I k "Walk In nnd look around " Prepared Paints are an essential thing in housecleauiug time. We have them. Needs no other preparing than to stir them a little. All colors to select from, in pint cans 10c to find DfJeskl's assailants They were trnced to the city line where the search was abandoned on learning that the men lived In Mlnooka. Their vic tim Is seriously hurt but his condi tion Is not critical. MERIDIAN STREET RIOT. Led to t tin Arrest ot Three Men, and Others .tiny Follow. Intense excitement raged during the progicss of a ceneral light among a dozen or more Polnnders yesterday af ternoon on Meildlun street, near Eytion street. A squad of policemen were hur ried to the scene In a ni.trol wagon. They succeeded In aricsling two of the live prlncluals on the spot and caught another later In the afternoon Conlllctlng stoiles arj tt.ld of the be ginning of the tight, which spread thiough two of the houses on .Meridian stiett owned by Michael Runne Any how the disturbance developed so much blood nnd noise that a ciowd of S"veral hundred persons gathered there and a patrol coll was sent to the cen ttal police station. Sergeant Delter, Mounted Policeman Dyer and Patrol men Loland and Marker were hurried to the scone. When the patrol was sighted, those who were lighting In tho street made n dash for the houses and wnrned thc'ir companions Inside Dcr and Marker found Alexander Snllzklll hiding In one of the housis A revolver with all but two chambers loaded was taken from him. Patrolman Holnnd chased Joseph Sallzklll nearly a quarter of a mile to Third street and Broadway, where the olllcer's endurance ptoved superior to Salizklll's, who was hustled back to the patrol wagon. Of three other ilngloaders in the dis turbance one was at rested later in the afternoon at the corner of Washing ton avenue nnd Spruce street. He wns followed there by several boys, who pointed him out to Patrolman Marker. It Is possible thut other arrests may be made before this morning's hearing is held in police court. Died nt 105 Years ol Age. Seneca Foils, N. Y , April 10. Mrs. Re becca Van Zandt died nt her homo here today, aged 106 years. It is better to take Hood's Sarsa parllla than to experiment with un known and untried preparations. We know Hood's Sarsapartlla actually and permanently cures. Hood's Pills act easily and prompt ly on the liver and bowels. Curo sick headache. Neals Enamels The best known for bath tubs, bicycles, chairs or any in side work. Six Cc colors - Varnish The Last Days of Knit Goods Demonstration. DEJESKI BADLY HURT. bi and N Oysters Every Day. THE SCRANTON CASH STORE ooooooooooooooooo A sunrlso ptaer meeting In the Wash burn Stum I'iesbterlnn chutcii wut, led by Hev L. R Foster Scdctaiy V W. Pearsall conducted th Easter mi vice of tht Hnlltuad oung Mm's Christian association. Mrs. NeilW Lowi, tho general were tar concluded the afternoon seivlce In tho Young Women's Chilstlan association looms. IIol communion service wns adminis tered estei(la morning at St Jlaik s Lutheran church b the pastor, Hev A L Ramir, Ph U Hev. W. J. Fold of the tiitdi Hldge Baptist chuich, addrtestd the uftiMUooii Oospol rnet'tlnic in tin, iming .Mn s Christian association looms vmsterda An offering tui the gene nil asuemlil assessment was rectlvcd at the Wash burn Street I'tonInK rlun church csler day and tho nt(ii.iirv amount was real ised fur the chuich apportionment. Tho mombcrs of St. Brendan Council, No 213. Young Men's Institute, met At their rooms, on South Main avenue, ex terday morning, und proceeded in a burly I 'on lid It Impossible to Finish It S'litiudii) Night. After the Oood Friday tecess, Judge S' .-onton took up the cabbage case cj ce more Saturday meaning nnd gave notice to the attornejs that It would have to be concluded before adjourn ment. The case, howevei, developed such long-wlndedness that when 0 o'clock ni rived It was so far from being fin Ihhe'd that the judue decided to con tinue It over until Monday Ho Vins .Murderously Assaulted I'dugliN Irom .llinoolci. Mlnooka. toughs committed a mur derous nsnult last night on Conls De Jeskl, In a South Washington saloon. Ho was hit with a chair wielded by one of the.gnng and now lies with a broken arm, a cut scalp nnd many bruises In the Lackawnnna hospltl. Dejeskl and his brother had been drinking heavily In a Polish saloon on Washington avenue Uejeskl loft the place about a quaiter of an hour nfter the bi other had taken his departure. As he was passing the dooiway some one hit him over the head with a chair and felled him to the sidewalk. He was struck again, the second blow breaking his aim above the elbow. After being kicked about ho was left bleeding, half dead and unconscious on tho stieet Word was sent to tho police and Ra ti olman Patty and Dugguii were sent to the scene- with the patrol wagon. Dejeskl had meanwhile been taken to his somo on Elm street near the Erie and Wyoming Valley lallroad. where the policemen found him. Ho was conscious but unable to speak. No tlino wns lost In taking him to the central police stntlon where Pollco Sur geon Fulton dressed the scalp wound and dltected his lemoval to the Lacka wanna hospital vvheie his fractured arm was given attention The police made an effort last night Only a few days more of the prac tical d e - in o n s t r a tion of Arnold's Knit Goods, for in fants, children and ladies. Mrs. Reynold's, the able demonstrator, will be pleased to explain to you the merits of these unequalled hy gienic garments. Mrs. HojnoIdH will remain with un till FrMn nl'lit. Wo urge nil w ho Imvo not met Her i uiKeainan'nsje oi mo remaining uavs nnd k-sun of modern, practical wnysloclotlio Ihebiby, at the Baby Bazaar 512 Spruce Street. Will put the finishing touch on your natural wood furniture. Pints Main Floor. 1 THE GREAT QALLEN'S. r GALLON'S. 'WE CLOTHE FROM HEAD TO FOOT. T 'S Every week brings new novelties into our stores. You can al ways be suited here. The little fellow is as well taken care of here as the older folks. Everything that the little fellow wears is here from his hat to his shoes, 4c. STORE 310 Lacka. Ave., J. II. 1ADWIG. THE ONLY UP-TO-DATE WHOLESALE LIQUOR HOUSE IN THE CITY. Children's Vestee Suits stiktl all wool, trimmed with IlldCk Soutache Hrald larKO sailor collar. 1 pieces, ages i to S Reg lar value J3 0) New price $2.23 ,5i Children s AH Wool Sailor Suits made from Hlue or Hrown Cheviot. Large combination collars, trimmed with Hrald, loo llttlng. ai:cs 1 to IU. Reg ular value tlW Now price $2.97 Children's Taney Blouse nnd Vestee Suits Oui original designs not ob tainable elsewhere, Fanev Cheviots and Plain Worst ed, handsomely trimmed perfect fitting. Cloth or Silk Vests, ages 3 to $4.9T to $T.50 Everything that a first-class wholesale liquor house is supposed to carry in stock can be found at our establishment. We are sole agents lor the Celebrated Waldorf Whiskies. Family trade solicited. THE 129 Penn Ave. I. R. Cohen, Manager, Telephone No 0612 LADIES Clean vour Kid Oloves with MILLErt'S Ol.OVHlNK. For sale only by Mean & Iln cen, heiidquurt'ers for dressed and undressed kid gloves In all the moHt desirable shades. See our window display with pi ices plainly marked. PENN CLOTHING AND SHOE HOUSE 137 AND 139 REJMIM AVENUE. REISMAN Nail), Weekly, Monthly m Newspapers and nagazines Books nnd Stationery, Pine Cigars. 405 Spruce Street 1 , 1 J; TP0 MUCH ESTIUATINQ. Joint Committee Went Oicr tJI.OOO Aboie the Hevenue. As intimated In Saturday's Tribune, the Joint estimates committee of coun cils on Friday night Included irr the ap propriation oidlnunce mote than $1,000 above the levenue of $29 J 100 This was ascot tallied In tho revision of the ilg utes Sntuida in the city clerks de partment A meetlnc of 'bo committee will be held tonight, wlin tho ordinance will be reduced to the uqulied cinount CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought lfZktftA Boars tho Signature MAX WIIIII.K, Knot unj Shoe Maker. llcslnhox toordsr fiom St 7ft up Men unletf unci huc-lx, (Hie j adlus' miIch and hi uis GDc All vvuilt yimruiilreil. 117 I'cnn Avenue, bCRANION, PA. Ilriirtijiirn Hut iritis ;tid uli SlouiacU lilsor. Dyspepsia, dor positively cured Urover c.nilum'x Uvx pepufu He mud j in 11 tuieclllc, tinu dote ro. rnuveaicll cllties, undu peiriiaueiilcureof the most chronic and .evurd cusm In Kiuiran. teed. Do not Hltrer! A All-cent botllo will convince tlio most alieptleul, .MulthoM llioi., Unulitt, ii'10 Lucku wunnu u venue. NEW GOODS Ladies' Louisian Silk Waists With our new Blouse Fronts ; Ombre and Pekiu Stripes, Blacks and Plaids. Well made and lined. Ladies' Linen Collars - In all the Latest Shapes. We have just received a new assortment of Ladies' Jackets And Children's Jackets Iu Tailor, Coverts, Doeskius, Mel tons and Kerseys in Beige, Fawn, Tan aud Black. All have finished, welt and strap seams. Today Shoppers will find it to their advan tage to see our complete stock and learn our prices. Black Cat Stockings We have just added to our stock this popular brand of Hose for Misses and Children at 25 Cents. They are the cheapest hose manufac tured, because of their durablity. The sale of Leather Stockings For Boys increases every month' They are the most satisfactory stock ing for boys we have ever sold. MEARS & HAGE ill 415 and 417 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton, Pa,
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