0 THE SCKANTOiY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. MAY G. 189S. WOMEN'S $4 AND $5 AT $3.00 Button aud Lace, some tipped with patent leath er, others with kid tips, hull-dog, opera and coin toes. These shoes were to fetch $4.00 aud $5.00--thousauds of pairs like them did fetch these prices, but these must go out at $3.00 Better come aud get your pick. 110 SlMtl'CE STttEET. Tlio Wllkes-Uarre Itccortl can be had In Her.-11 tun at the new a stands of At. Melnhart, 113 Wvoming avenue; Mac, Lackawanna avenue CITY KOTKS. Cauls of thanks, iLxulutlolii of coii'lo leneo, obituui poetiv aiul the like will be Insetted In The Tillmiio onlv when paid for In advance, at l lie i.tto of 10 tints pet line. . Mlcharl p dune anil Annie .1 llealev, nf I'uibondale, took out u marriage. II 1 1 use .vestordnv. 13. 13 Sunrtz tins appointed deputy ecmstiblp of the l'hst ward of Diminuie li the mutt vostcrdiiv llov J Korn. of I'inclnnntl. O will otupy the pulpit In tho J.lnden Strut temple, aud will iireaeh In placo or ltiv l)r Chnpiim thN evening Sen Ice will begin at 7.30 o'clock. John I'lciee, colored Wis clNchiilgod from the intuit lull vosterdn bj unlet of Judge Aiihlmld. Pierce ai sent tip tlitee months ago for dc-erllug his wile lie wolked for Or. Clrewei an coachm.i'i The Uelawute. Lackawanna and rut crn complin will pay Its ouplnvea at Hie maehlne shop todi The Delaware and Hudson cnmpnn paid MStert'iv at tile fllvpluint and 13dd Creek mines at Olj pliant. It Elnttin a tiavelliifi salo-man ivnnt d In (IiIh ilt for forgery, was iiueiited eiiiirda at WMIIams-port chained with s-wlnelllng a hotel nun nt Wllkes-Uatre ( v, al chat lies on thlx scene stand urulnvt Einstein ll recruits for Company r ate le qi.i Bteil to mi ft at romp in !' nrinci"! Hvdo l'.nk. XIu i.. at T o clink p. in sharp. All order the jge ol Jl cars must I11I114 tlieh intents' written const nt to Join tin ecu pnn 'I hi rurt 1.1' of tin late John Ki.ilnv will lie hi Id ftoni tin le-ldence, ll.T, Prnv lilence toad thix morning A high moss of rcotlem Mill he celfliiutou nt St. P ur'n oiithodr.l at 9 S11 o'clock inter 1111 lit at l(de I'aik CuthoUc cunrtiii The pupil of I3III hetlt .Moj le gave a pleasing iceltal lant night at I3lm Park eliurch hn a numliei ot Utile maids in white froi Km and umall tin 11 who already want to go to war save an excellent pro. gramme The niti rtalnment was well attended John Mrduli nens or South Si niton, wan In lured In u perullnr til inner .tlmut 1 1 'at i h e k ihteidnj, morning In get ting down ofi 11 wuroii on .Muloeirj f-tuet he fell lie pitched dlrei tlj In fiont of an apptuiif Iiiiik Ktret en '1 he tnotorman pr vented thecal 1 mining oei the piXKtl.ite nan hut it stiutk his he id Inllh'tlng a Hriilp wound lie was taken to tli l.niitiiwr-nu hoplt il ntul ufter tits wound tttis dremed tin jt ft for his home. INCIDENTAL TO THE WAR. Another crnutiiuiiiii Who Is Con nected with Out Niivi. Lieutenant IJIthanl Hughes, nboaid thp Putted States gunlioat Muchlas.now natloned at Huston. Is a native of this city. Ho Is a son of the late John Hughes, well known among the older lt'sldentH nf the city He is n gindu nte ijf Annapolis, and has been In tho set vice for over fifteen yeais Lieutenant Hughes' mothct is still living and resides with lelatlves at AVest Pltttitnn ooooooooooooooooo Wlptcrgreen, Peppermint, ui8iifnih, Lemon, Cinniiiiioii, Rose, Violet, Ilanaim and Others, FRESH 0 i Th) Scranton Cash Store o AAAA 1 WAFERS -mvsaooOOOOOOOOOO P0RA1AL OPENING OF THE NEW HOME Beautiful American Flag Now Waves Above Hie Building, it was Tin: out or 'J in: sons oi veterans? and was itAtsnu ns n:nuA with Ai'i'itoi'iiiATi: i:x-i:ru'iHi:s-su.MiniiiNO about tiii: inteuiok or Tin: iio.mi: and tiii: HEAt'TU'UL ruitNisuiNas noNAr 1:11 u ciiAHiTAiu.h nunNDS or Till: NOlll h INSTITTl'ION. Yesteidhy was not enrtly what one Kilted with second sight would have selected as an opening day for un.v thing IlllHh less fn It splendid new building like the Home for tho rilr-nd-less, with ItninmuluU' iloois and cm - lifts and a general ulr of wearing Its Sunilav best such 11s It liutl In the l-ici iiiiik Hut none of the manage! s assume to possess uophetlc Instincts lcgaiding the weathet this sptiug, and last night after the place was "In ppeetid It plesentid the uppeatniue of the --o.it ot wuf after a mud bai lie, but o'l It binvel lloated the Slats and Stiliu-s and within In the taie of the faithful Mis. Walker in Mini a Hot k of ety tiled yet happy 1 1 1 I le. Inoidiuatelv pioud of t licit Dine and glnel to lull asleep amid the win nith imtl lights and beauty of their stiiioundlngs In outlast to the tlreaiy lam outside Standing on the noble cllive of the poltlcoes oik losing the towers, one almost hesitated to enter the broad duotwa and it-move the gno fioin the inagnllHetU landscape spiead itfnr to 1101 th and westwaid The iew ftoni this point of Mintage Is Indes nlbably lovely Within 11 great hall 1 tins back to the dining loom. Actoss this extends unothei wide conldor leading on the light to the wing occu pied by the old ladles, and at the left terminating In n light, lomny above which esteiduy was adoined with palms find tloweis conti United bv Mrs. J. Hen Dlinmlek and Miss Moriell, who lent much btlghtness to tnan.v npait lnents by theii timely gifts. T1113 MANAOUHS' HOOM. Occuplng the llglit tower near the entrant p Is the managers' loom, a gieat pallor with n (itcular sweep of windows at the front, facing which Is the beautiful mantel, ptesented by Mrs. WllllamCon nell as n memoiial of Mr nntl Mis Cou ncil's two dauRhteis, Mis MattieI3dgar and Mts. Maiy Dimmlck. It Is of Flemish oak and tises to the celling in stateb nines of niche and plllat. Por trait medallions ate jet to be plnced, while shields bear ,1 simple Inset iptlon of the dead The shelf is suppoited bj exquisitely caned heads of chll dien, at the fmthet col nets the heads being those of aged women. At either side filling In the entire end of the loom aie low seats with caned ends. At the extreme top In deep Intaglio is the inscription "PaUli, Hope and Char lt ; these thiee. but the greatest of these Is charity" lniinedlatel oet the deep lite place is the Shakespear ean legend beginning "Tho quality of meiey is not strained" Tills splendid loom was furnished bv .Mrs. John Termn and has .1 heavy AVilton tug on the floor and handsome oaken table and ehalts The line piano between two windows was some time ago the gift of Mis. T P Tonej. The tec option loom opposite was furnished bv the children of the late .Mi and Mis. Y. W. AVInton, and bearing the name of Mis Cathetlne Wlntun who was for manv xears a manager of the home Mt. .1 I. Stelle has elaboratelv furnished a loom In memory of Mis. Stelle. during her life one of the most allied members of the boatd. Mrs. T. H. Jones furnished n handsome 100m ns a memmial to her mother, Mrs Margaret Wlsner, whose name appears em the plate. A FAVOHIT13 SPOT. Tho old ladles' coirldor Is a fnvoilte spot foi visttois. Tho pleasant looms nte ranged on each side and tastefully and comfoitably niianged. They boar the lollowlng names' ' I'lironothana totton Woikeis" (Mis. AVIlllam Hrlglit's class), King's Daughters' of 131m Paik chinch, 'Vaylot I'ostei" (given bj Mrs Itufus J. Fostei), fior don and 13ssen" (nntnisl foi the two sous of Mi and Mrs. D 13. Taylor), "The Spinsters." ' fjitls' Filendly so ciety, St Luke's chinch, " "Mnrgnret" (furnished by Mis. ,1 Aniens Uobeit son), "King's Daughters, (liace Ilo foimed church," 'Ahm Lutheian chinch," "Mis ltegina Ooldsmlth," "Helen Downing " The sunniest, piottlest. most de- llghttul loom in the house is the old ladles' sitting loom, Mhich the ligh' flil ownets tegatded with awed ailinli -ation and voted it a sacrilege to dese crate such a glotllled apartment by btinglng Into the tetieat their mending nnd enrpet lags It was not until tho donois. Mis. 15 M Winton, Mts. 13. L. Fuller. Mrs John Rvan and Miss Hat tie Sllkman. assuted the old ladles that they legretted furnishing a loom for "show" only that It was used as In tended. It Is beautifully cai peted, contains a deep Puritan sofa and a mnrvelous nrtny of lockers, besides a dear little ten table with Its own shin ing kettle, spoons and paraphernalia for tho afternoon tea which will of tea be given Tills mom Is named "Cnth cilne Sllkman," foi the mother of the donois The vast dinlnj room wnsi fu -nlshed by the Locum itlv Hnglneeis nnd is complete In nil lespccts. A tower bed room wns tho gift of Mrs. H. H. Phelps, and Is elegantly flted up. MI3MOIUAL 11I3DS Tho dotmltoiles ate sptclous and comfot table Already momoilal beds have been tnken by Mis C. P Mat thews, Mts W. D. Kennedy nnd one In memory of Mrs. J R, Fordham, a loved manager The nureciy, beautiful nnd complete, bears the name of the lamented Mrs. T F. Fveihnrt. It was n gieat point of Interest xesteiday be cause of several fascinating baby in mates Space will not petmit n. de tailed description of the inllrmary on tho third floor, the basement play tooin and up-to-date kitchen anil laundry appointment nnd the admirable lava tories The pirns of the building, ns made bv Architect 13 H Davis, ate certainly deserving of all the praise they received yesterday. A large number of lliors wero shown over tho Home dining- tho day. Almost all tho thltty managers wero present at some time At 3 p in. a wonderful procession appeared, follow ing Camp No 8. Sons of Veterans nnd the Lawrence band This was several hundred chlldron Indeed it seemed ns If they Bwnimed over the ontlio space for blocks around -the membcis of No. 27 school with Ptofessor Hawker and his corps of teacher In advance. They were bright, pretty children, and they sang with a will tho stirring songs of their native land. Captain 15, V. Oanlner eommnnded tho company of line looking men In full uniform. The exercises, conducted by W. 13. Cahoon. opened with prnyer by Chaplain A. 13. Fuller W. N. Colo boro the beautiful sll'ten Hag of the camp, P1U3S13NTAT10N ADDItKHS. Aldciumn John T. llowo mndo the piesentatlon nddiess, as Mrs, C P. Matthews, the ptosldent of tho board, and tho managers stood aside In n group around Kev Dr. S C Logan, who In some respects may be called the father of the Home, since It was he who wnsi nbout the litst to suggest and foster Its creation mote than twenty live yents ago Mr. llowo spoke eloquently of th0 i mblem of otii count), the most glo rious of our posesslo'is, and of those who had suffeted to protect It In prison and on the Held lie adjured tha man ageis to keep it ever In vl"w of the tlittdien, since to love tho Hair would make tlu m better Chi Minns, better citizens I Up lemaiks weto greeted with eiithtisluFtle applause Ilev Di. Logan made the lesponse for the managets. Ho ppoke of the pecjUlui' Illness in ptesentlng a ling of Ametlca to a home of the homeless This building Is a tjpe of our countiy, the 1.11ml of tho. Homeless," and tho unlj one 011 the globe It was uppro pilate that tho Sons of Veternns should lit lug hero tho ling which never but onto hud been smirched, and thnt In a wild moment of ft.Uticldnl folly. It was b the wotk of the fathers of these donois that the Hag was cleansed from pollution and plated before the world as a heiald of futute glory. If ever theie was a. Just and righteous war It Is one Mngod fot the downtrodden, the abused and helpless Such a war against tyianny and for the correction of evil Is now on In conclusion, he said: "We thank you for tho blessed thought It gives us of patriotic sons of wnitlij sites They nuide sacrifices for their eountiv few lire able to make. The Hag Is worthily presented by one who caiiled It honorably and bravely for four years " Tim PUnSHNT WAK lion. John 11 Fnrr then made most nppi opt late lenmiks, In which he spoke earnestly of the present conflict, which he declared was not a war of conquest but one to uplift humanity. He be lieved that wo had demonstrated to the woi Id our greatness and that yet east waid would wo place this Hag to pre vent the hoirible uttocltlcs of the past He urged that It should fly fiom every school, public Instiutlon and home, to Instill jintriotlc instincts. Tho chlldten, led by the band, sang ' Aineilea," "The Star Spangled Uan nei" aud other national aits Great enthusiasm prevailed, and It seemed that the noble building was thus most npi opt lately dedicated to a future of usefulness. The splendid flag. 18x30 feet, was then unfuiled and placed on the staff between the watchful care of the two statelv towers and the rain ceased and almost Immediately the sun came fotth to bless its folds, as the patriotic glveta fired tho salute before they matched away. To say that their beautiful gift was appt eclated Is to ex press but mildly the sentiment that pi ev ailed, and as long ns their flag waves pioudlj over the city fiom this loftv omlnecp will the be iememberid with kindly emotion WILKES-BARRE'S BIG HOTE'.. A. Itciat nud Silrtinus Have LcuiNcd It. Stokes After consldemlile neeotiation the Inige new lintel on the coiner of West Maiket and ItHer stieets was AVednes- dav leased for ten years to 'W. A. Heist, of Yolk, l'a , and Sjlvanus Stokes, of Haltlmoie, Md. Messrs. Relst and Stokes loft for their homes this afternoon, after signing the lease, but they will return nevt week to super Intend tho fitting up of the Interior piepnintoty to the opening, which will not bo until nbout Aug. 1. Roth Mi. Heist and Mr. Stokes are men of life-long expeilence in the hotel business. The foimer Is now landloul of tho Colonial, the now lhe-proof hotel of Yotk, Pa ; and Mi. Stokes li pres ent propiletor of the 13utnw House. Raltlmote, Md , and Is also a heav stockholdei In the Montlcello, the ncivv hotel of Nortnlk Vn , which Is one of the finest lutt'Iilos In the south. AVIlkes-Raiie Niws-Dialei. FUNERAL OP MISS LAURA GRADY. bcrvlccH Held nt SI. Peter' Cathe dral Ychteid'iv Morning. Many ft lends of the late Miss Laura Oiady attended the funeral of tho de ceased, w hie li was held yesterday morn ing fiom the icsldcnce on Mineral stieet The lemalns were borne to St, Peter's cathedral, where a high mass of leciulem wns celebrated tit 9.30 i lui k Rev. P. J Onugh officiated. At the conclusion of the services tha i e mains wero bin no to the Hyde Park Catholic cemetery and Interred. The pnll-beateis weie Martin and John McDonough, M T. How ley, M. J. Donn- hoe nnd John Henlty; flower-bearers, Mat tin Donalioe, Jumes Murray and John Dals. CLAIMS A KINSHIP. (iuesit uf .S, II. Ilrooks, a Relative ol Aeliuiritl llovvav X. II niooks, tho well-known theatrical man, has as his gucat A. M. Dewey, of Washington, D. C. Mr. Dewey has been heic for sometimo looking after matters pertaining to labor eludes In th" electrical Indus tries of this sectl.in. He Is a govern ment wilt. .Mr. Dewey was hlghtly elated over the success of Admlial Dewey at Jlun- lla lust Sunday moinlug, ns ho bavs ho is a relative. Mr. Ilrooks Is also distantly i elated to both men. DEATH OK I.IItEUTY. 1 tin ti it In villi t-hnt and the II, lit laid it from hill nnd dell, hlnzon it with battle veil Death or llbertv! Till the nations stand afraid At the feet uf Ood, tilsinuved At the price thnt we havo paid Him for liberty, I.lhnty that shuts Its gate On tho hopes thnt thero await, Hubed In stilish luidci unci stutf, Is not libcrl.v I Hark! the 1 r II call of the brave, Who Is tree'.' While lives u slave There's no ftecdnm but the grave- Thtre- Is lllert! Now tho hour of bi.ttle Iowpih, Slow tho world, and nil Its powers, Thero's no liberty lllto ouri" -l'rtedmen of I ho flee' Stump It oil tho brow of night, Wrlto It in with starry light, Liberty In mlKht nnd right Death or liberty! Charles llocdo, In Intcr.Occan Just rocolvod, n fresh supply ot El Modelo clears fiainey, Urovvn S. Co. AWFUL DEATH OF THREE MEN James Monahaii, Stephen Jenkins and John Titus, of Duryea. PLUNGED DOWN A SHAFT Thomas Dawson and Thomas Lambert Escaped. TIII3 h'lVB MK.V WKHD AT WOIIK Pl'TTINO IN GUIDi:S IN Till: HA1.I. STKAD SHAFT AND WHItn OP KUATINd rnOM A SWINOINO PI.ATFOUM TWI3NTY FI3KT BK LOW THE LANDING - A HHAM CHASHL3D DOWN AND UROICK THE PLATFOHM-TIIIS IS THE SI1AKT WHEItE TWO MEN AKE NOW EN TOMBED. Three men met with frightful deaths at 5 SO yesterday afternoon at Hall stead shaft, Duiyea. They were pre cipitated 212 feet down the shaft nnd their bodies were mangled so as to be almost unrecognizable Their names and ages are as follows. JAMHS MONAQHAN Ji- ears old un married, lived on Stephenson street. Durvea, was un ex-supervlfor ot Marcy township. 8TKPHEN JENKINS, 15 J ears old, un- matrled, llvd In the northern pail or Duryea, and was the sole- hupport ol a widowed mother JOHN TITUS, UJ years old, unmarried, lived with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Titus, near Lackawanna Two other men, Thomas Dawson and Thomas Lambert, had a most miracu lous tscape front the same fate. These live men wore at work putting In car riage guldts nnd were operating from it swinging platform twenty feet below the surface. A piece of timber fell fiom the landing, struck tho platform, and broke part of It. Monaghan, Jen kins and Titus went plunging clown with tho broken part. CLUTCHED THF TIMBERS. Dawson and Lambert managed to clutch the remaining part of the plat form and held on tenaciously until they were rescued by the men at the li tid ing. Hallstead shaft is where the exten sive cave-In occurted i week today, en. tombing two men whose bodies in all probability will never be recovered, and damaging 100 or more houses by the consequent settling of 150 acres ot the surface. Tho shaft Is about 230 feet deep. Six we3ks ago It was shut down for re pairs. The timbering was in need of thorough overhauling. These live men fotmed one of tho shifts that wero do ing the timbering. Tho timbering and "ctlbblng" being finished, they began yeterday to put in the cairlago guides. They started nt tho top and wore woiklng downwaicl, and had a swing ing platform constructed, so that they could shift it down with them as they desired in tho progress of their work. A forco of men at the landlns above were In chnrge of the material used, end lot It down with a chain and tackle as it was needed. It was while a beam was being low ered that tho accident happened. It B not qulto cleai whether the chain broke or whether the beam slipped through the loop. Hut it fell fiom the i haln, and having a drop of nearly ten feet, acquired sufficient momentum to break the bigger part of tho platl form and send three men to tholr death, HODIF.S TAKEN OUT. Tho bodies were taken out by way of the ' Feeder Dam " Dawson and TAILO Ladies' Dark All-Wool Cheviot Suits $ 5.85 Green and Brown Mixed Covert Suits O.O Fine Quality, Strictly All-Wool Suits, Grey, Beige and Brown, Mixed Coverts, Jackets lined . with Taffeta Silk IZ.OU Fiue Black Cheviot Serge Suits, lined with t Silk throughout 15.75 Large assortment of desirable Suits, reduced from $20.00 to 15. UU -fOOOOiOOOOOO Tucked and Apron Separate Skirts in Serges, Mohairs and Silks. oo-t-oootooo o 0 Faucy Taffeta Silk Waists, high grade new - Blouse Effects; very attractive $ 5.5U This is about the price of the Silk, MEARS & Each Piece Unique. 'The Value of a Work of Art Is enhanced when It Is original and untlupllcatcd " Rookwood Pottery CD lias distinct coloring, forms and character, and no two pieces are alike. Thursday, Hay 5. we unpacked a very large shipment. You are Invited to ex amine It. Ask for Booklet. MILLAR & PECK, a3,. 134 Wyoming Ave Walk la anil S- &- Lambert were rescued In live minutes ftom their perilous Pltuatlon. Mine Inspector McDonald w ill make nil In vestigation today. The men had been working only n half hour. They started nt r. o'clock on the nluht shift. HAHNEMAN HOSPITAL STAFF. OHIcbm r.lccted nt the 8eml-Annunl Mooting Lnat Evening. The semi-annual meeting of tho Hah- nemann hospital staff was held la.st evening. Dr II B. Ware presided. Dr. H F. Hellner was elected presl dtnt and the election was made unani mous on motion ot Dr. Ware. Dr. Anna r Clark was elected secretary and treasurer. The old committees were le-elected. Before adjournment many cases of the past month of professional interest were discussed. NOISELESS TKLl'.iJHAPIlY. A Receiver Thnt Can Ho Mndu to Whitper Soltly. From tho Electrical Engineer. The Introduction ot typow titer ma chines in telegraph ofllces, on which operators take down the messages re ceived, has necessitated Increasing the volume of Bound emanating ftom the sounders In order to make their clicks clearly distinguishable above the click of the typewriter machine. The result has been that tho noise In telegraph ofllces has In many cases increased to such an extent as to be a serious men ace to the health of the operators. In order to reduce this noise and to make tho received message entirely secret a special sounder has been In vented. The sounder, which Is In closed In a hard rubber case, Is very light, the whole thing, with conduct ing coid complete, weighing but four ounces. It can bo used not only with out the slightest Inconvenience to the operator, but much to his comfort and advantage, relieving him of nil unnec essary nerve and physical strain It can be attnehed directly to tho main line, where It acts as a combined relay and sounder, giving all the service of both, without anv of the disadvantages and annoyances of a main line sounder The mechanism of this little instru "ment Is very simple, consisting of a set of electro-magnets of from 2 to ISO ohms leslstance (according to require ments). An ingenious nrrangement of the armature and lever brings the former In actual contact with the poles of the magnets In such a manner ns to double the working force of tho armature Tho armatuto lover Is pro vided with hammers, which, in action. strike upon a rebonatlng plate n shift er or switch at the side of the case chaws the hammers from the plate and reduces the sound to a minimum. Owing to tho loudness of the sound when the hammers strike upon the re sonating plate messages may be re ceived with the sounder placed on the table or desk, nnd In this way It may also be used fbr a call, thus combining In one Instrument both a loud and secret sounder. Should It bo desired to tako a secret message the sounder Is adjusted from tho outside by means of the shifter referred to which Is graded so that the operator may reg ulate the volume of sound to suit his own ear. This may be from tha faint est click to the full volumo of the loudest sounder. The Instrument Is then worn on tho head Tho case and headband being made of hard rubber insures the operator from shock from abnormal currents passing through the line. THE SULTAN'S WIVES. Ho Has Ponr, Ench VHth n Diitiuc Urn Title. "All good Mussulmans." says Rich ard Davey, In his book just published, "should have four official wives, so the sultan has foui kadlnos sultana is not Turkish. Each bears her own distinc tive title and takes piecedoneo ac cordingly. Death quite recently re moved tho bach kadlno, oi first wife of the reigning sultan, w ho RMADE At Special Prices. HAGEN, look around, was the sister of the pncha, nil too will known for his exploit In tho Sn sunk. Tho tin oo other kadlncs ino te spectlvely denominated the sklndji kn illno, or second lady; the at tunic ka ellne, or middle lady. When a kaditie becomes ti mother of a male child, she Is called khassekl sultan, or roynl prin cess; when of u (laughter, khassel ka dlne, or royal luely. Tho fact that each of these ladles must, according to the Moslem law, have u eollit oqual In ev ety detail, from tho mistress of the robes down to the lowest scullion, nnd even to tho number of tho hoises in ench stable, explains why some other female personage of the imperial en tourage must perforce be selected to hold the place and title usually alloted to tho wife of u monogamous sover eign ' Smoke tho Pocono cigar, Gc. te rfk lT rfto tfte tfte te.JrW?Jwte ?teXta.nJte.. Going nn vf V LI L Ul li M.0 nit Business And selling- things for less than Scran ton people ever heard of their beins: p sold. That's why eh our store is so fu crowded with shop- iA pers why a rainy n day is just as busy u with ns as any p other day. .. Fifteen depart- r ments $38,000 tA worth of stock 3 i big floors to be sold rfa at hurry prices. X Hedal lions That were 48 cen Us, J 50 cents and 59 cents. A gn lot them go at clos- 10p Sn ingout prit-eof . . 1LH g . . .. .- . China lall Decorated gn China clocks g good timeKeepers. ny u c clocks sellihfr for $''& 2 ! 5 clocks sellihg for IU Leather RntTs Full Imitation Jf Mr al icator eath- - - , . r. .. lo Q IS 1J0 CI 1 1 II C II bags. Were $2. M fin Now selling for Piww Ansonia Alarm clocks that sell every where for $1. Clos- CQp ing out price is . . J THE REXFORD CO., 303 Lackn. Ave. ft PH. c K teteteterfteterfteatertetfta.tftu iuinjiiviunimn)iiuin, IfiXyJli. F".. .- 2. Heartburn, On Dyspepsia, r,,,,:: Uers positively cured. Orover Oranam'n l pepefa Remedy 11 a Huecillc. Unit iUmu h luovei all UUtresa, andn permnnent cur , the most chroutcaml avere casen W cuieiu 1 lecd. PonotsuiTurl A SOcent bottlu 1 onvlnco the moU bkeptlc.il. MHtthofl Pros., Uruj.'Hts 020 l.u vvniina avenue MAX WliUUR, Hoot ana blioe Maker. l!ot shoes to order irom yi 7f up Men " Roles and haela, (lOo Ludles' soles and Ik pn SOc All work guaranteed 117 Penn Avenue, SCRAMON, PA Vigeroux and Coverts In Military Blue, Green, Very Large Line of Suitings Mixtures, Stripes and Faucies. Reduced from $1.00 aud $1,25, 59 O O O 000 oo o -t- o t- Haskin Black Taffeta Silks are Warranted to Give Perfect Satisfaction. We are showing a big range of Colored Taffetas, Burnt Orange, Lemon, Leaf Green Cerese, lur quoise, Cherry Red, Nile, Etc New line of Choice Plain 415 and 417 Lackawanna Avenue. Scranton. Pa. DINNER : 1 SETS. . . 1 tS This China Department ! is the hclnfulest of '. stores. Make the most 5! ol it, its every day sell- 5f' nig is a scries of agree- S able surprises to china St 2 v lovers and then we & ! Imvc many special lots I X ol goods besides. Jj iS Today Semi - Porcelain & J2 Dinner Sets, blown, blue : ; or green, with gold border JT; "5 decoration Sri IllO-l'lore Sots 1 llMMeoo Sc-tH J 1'2-I'lecj Sets ?ft Id (I. Ill .. (MIS $ WcilKcwood English & us DilllUM' Sets Floral deco- i " tations, 100 pieces, S8.98. . - Woith a fourth more, Cf: :$ La Francalsc Dinner $i ;-$ Set 112 pieces of plain & us white china, usually $7. To i X move them quick they'll be H: Si.os. ; Crown Austrian Cream 5! .Jtlg Floral decorations, 'rp gold stippled or gold traced, Sp ;- holds a pint, 10c. St .C, I sually !fic : Garland English Tea 5j Pols Floral decorations of many kinds. All sizes, all $i H3 prices, One special nunv : .3 ber, 2!C. uS It is somewhat out ol ! lamp season, but it won't X X do any harm to let you 5! 5 know that we have "one i S number, Squat lamp, $ rjg lift out fount, china bowl, & -S 1 o-inch globe, handsomely ! decorated, $1.40, others get : ; much more. 2T THE 1 Great 4c Store I iS . Lis :l l-acka. Ave. JT: " J. II. LADWIQ. 5! (M?MWWWWW?WW" BABY TENDER A Walker and Jumper Combia mm Hi,.W sKSJS. . w roTi ryu. Invuluab't to mother nud 1 hlld from tha time the haln-Is six weeks old until It can walk Utho HAISY UAZAAR, r.li! Hpruco Sl,Ot Steam and Hot Water HEATING Gas, Electric And Combination FIXTURES Electric Liftht . . . WIRING Charles B. Scott i 19 Franklin Ave. UITS Red and Mixtures. 7c goods for 5c 75C 75C Taffetas, Goods utoAMttMlk0to jitaJ 44 fc-vA- 1
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