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THE RCK ANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15. 1898.
JONAS LONG'S SONS.
imsiw
Women's
Coats and Suits
At Anniversary Mark-Down Prices.
designers.
Wulivn T.illm JIiuli' Suits In rill-wool
fancy mlMiuc. .Tuckets ale mitin-lliii'il
iliionuhmit. Hktrtx .111 muck- with t'io
now fan linrU ami Hii-mI with kim1 qtl'il
ll prrtulliif. Previous prlii Ci C7
$lu'i, Mink-clown Price .. . !"."
Mli" .laikots" of fuiicv IioupV, luown
mid black, liiittoni'i IiIkIi niMk, an i-x-
iptlnnul Kiinnoiit fop -i:liool wv.ir.
PhUoiix pihr $.'..r.u, Mark- 1 AH
tlouti Pile- O.tJ
fitni'iis T.illnr .Muilc Jiickftf. m.iili ill
in HmjliMi kpr-xn". nny, ,iitor, tan ir
lilat'k li'W clait hIpi-wm, ui'ltiil st'.ims
ml iluM' li.ii'k. llxi tptlon.illy Htlsll.
1 rovlmiM pikf, Jl.'.Vj; .Mark- 7 07
li.wn 1'ilre ,,y'
'inn 11 .s l'lii-li t'iipo. I'ttr.i full hwpep,
tml and hialdi'il ami trimmed with
ni iin.ility of Tlilhrt lui; lined
A Wonderful Maze of Toys.
It's woith .1 dav's journey to see the children enjoy this toy store.
M.my things in toys here that they've never seen before nor anyone
elsi for that matter; novelties that came Irom the tov centeis of the
Continent. You'll not find them in any other stoie, eithei.
Some special prices (or today.
1 1- Iniludlntr
intlrl 11m 1
lntlu-i
'89c
line Him
L'l.it . 1 K
with ilihniiej,
pi el il pilei
25c
Anniversary Sale
Some one asked us yesterday if
all the Handkerchieis in town were
qu.utered here. One would think
so fiom the stock.
Here aie some Anniversary Sale
puces:
VonOTs pine limn, handsnmeh J1.1111I
1 mtirolilentl Initials tho stvlNh '.-huh
hi in -a lull assortment of letter". Oc.
AnuUerary Sale, each " "
'j-dozen Ho at fl.J".
unit n s hautlomu embroidered and I.tco
(dees on sheer linen a litKo varletv of
patterns, the cheapest In tho lot Is woith
double what wo ask. Annlvoisary 9 r
Salu Z,l"
Women's r mlii oldc red anil lm e edKes a
t holee variety nt p.itteins; vulues;
up to i'e. Anniversary SalolOIr.
cuh 12
1 t-dozen, Cc.
Women's prlntetl Holders, embroldtrtd
dces lace edpe. lacu corners and em
broidered corners; woith 10c. An- Cp
nlvcrsary K.ilo
Slen's silk Initial, handsomelv mbrold-
red worth TTio. each. Annl- CO en
xcrsary Sale, one-half dozen.. '' w
Men's silk Initial, extra tine quality, full
assortment of letters: worth :.
each Aniiiersary Sale, out- 1 ic
half dozen l.&O
Two Day Bargain The items
Prices on h,erc n
Holiday Books. S'the'lat
est novelties shown in New York.
We give you the lowest New York
price, and our special two-day
price. Surely, they're a great bar
gain here.
Oxford Plush Hound UlbleH, covered with
best ciuallty of silk plush In maroon,
bluo and purple, lined with whlto satin
moire. Dhlnlty circuit, complete with
maps, concordance, reference texts, etc.
New Voik price. M.19, our ") an
special price p.o
fct Elmo, Holiday Edition of Ausnsta
Kvans, most thannlim storv, bounil In
two ohuncs, rlfhlv embelllslud with
art decorations, l'llnted 011 timst cal
endered paiier, with llfty ait proof etch
Inus. New York price per set. C 5 ?n
$5.23 our special price . ... '.'
IllKh Art ISookB, with poems nnd highly
colored full-paso illustrations. Hub
Jects include Fair Women of Today,
Cluster of Gems, Tho Woild Awheel.
Size flxl2 Inches. IJeautifullv bound.
New York price, $1.7.1, our special flr
prlco
W n t 0 r o d Silk Vol
umes, bound in best
uallty silk moire,
h solid Kilt cdKes.
s include lllack
y, Undo Tom's
IirownlnR'H
I'ov. . I. o w o I I'm
I' o e 111 s. Tales from
Shakespeare. New
York J r I e e, .
Our special AOr
prlco js
Edition do I.uxe, "l.lt
tlo Minister," bound
hi white leather with
surface portrait of
Maud Adams. Print-
oil on super calen
dered paper, with
nearly u hundred
Illustrations, Now Yoik
maKiilllcriit
price ...?2.f:... .....T.0!?! $2.19
ill l mi
laumU I to w.ih
'i"""VrJ sp ini p. in
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Jonas Long's Sons
JONAS LONQ'S SONS.
An unusual event at an unusual
time.
Right in the midst of this great An
niversary Sale ; right in the heighth of
this holidav season, we inaugurate this
wonderful Mark-Down Sale of Coats
and suits.
We do not wait until Januaiy
when the natural trend of things lead
tn "Bargain Sales" on such apparel.
Wo give you the benefit of January
prices right NOW.
Many Garments at Cost and Less,
And all of them at prices to startle and
amaze you. All are of this season's
manufacture, and represent the finest
products of the best makers and
throUEliuut. Full 1 liulu In luiictli.
Previous pi In-. Jlu, Mark-down A j."7
I'llco U.H
Wntmn's Hl.ii'k Ki-im'.v fapi'p. ili.i full
sweep, ciri.ameiitnl with ven rows if
Mltrlilnp: llmd throughout with bi.ivl:
(dtiii. No iiiore nt.vlNh ciipo at imv
prlio. Prvvlnus pi Ice, $., C n"J
Maik-dnwii I'llio a.i M
Women h Velvet WuNts In different shades
of Kieen and brown, and Maek, initio
up with det.ieh.ible utook cnllirn. Mime
liraltl trimmed, otlH'ix perfeetly ldaln.
lt lniiH 111 Ice. . Maik-down "
Vrlco "
Clilliln n'w Iteefris hi fancy mlMun ,
haniNumi 1 t'lmmnl with lir.ild; nUot
1. to i yiatc llnttoiieii liluli to ne I;
,1 R.nnient made to look wdl and wear
well I'h Moil" piice, l..,u; T nn
Jlark-down Prlco
second floor.
I'aipet Sneepei". tile genuine HN"I1"
Sweepi iopi rales Jun like llio 111,.
hlB kind Special pi lee "
Trains of Oils. Including i'IirIin tender
and three car: nlct l painted, J Qr
slroni; and durable. Speiialp'lie Jy
tJalsi'y nxpriH- Curls, sold nil oer sr
tho ilty at 30c; heio tmlav at . . 'w
Tin Pin", T Inches hluh, nlcelv Mrlpeu,
sold all over
at
heie today
15c
at
JJrcfsi d Doll with sailor suit",
pretty; bold all oxer at l'Ji.: lit ro
at
Spelling Cubes 'mboRhnl ami -oll
all over at 10c; here ttslay at....
Star Drums; wild all oer the ci
.it Sjc; here today at
11 y
25c
5c
19c
BASEMENT,
of Handkerchiefs.
f4EfijejilSEF;
Men's .lacnneite, f.incv bonlers. looks llko
silk and wcais liku silk, woith 1 fir.
2.1c. Anniversary Salo IUU.
Men's and Youths' fancy pilnteil holders,
fast colors; woith Ifte, Anntvcr- c
ary Salo , OL,
Colored Silk Mullkrs all handsome new
1 patterns; extra law sire and heay
1 qunlltv of silk: woith up to UM. flQr.
1 Anniversary Salo VOL
Cups and Saucers, "An unusual
Were 75c to $1. 25, statement,
Your Choice, 35c. tb J0
Beautiful imported cups and sau
cers, with extremely delicate decor
ations. Have sold readily all sea
son at 75c, $1.00 and $1.25. Your
choice ot them today for
Thlrty.fivo Cents.
There arc all shapes and sizes;
some of them severely plain, others
with intricate colorings and deft
lines of gilt.
An ideal gilt at a marve'ously
little price but no more when
these are gone.
BASEMENT.
Today's A little better Menu
25C Dinner confronts you lor to
day's dinner; but
we delight in giving you special
treats of this kind:
MENU.
Consomme Do Volatile.
Asparasua a la Cieme.
fillets of IJltio Fish a la Bordiloulse.
Croquette D'Hlz au Frulte.
Ribs of 1'ilme Uecr, uu Jus.
Chicken J-'rlcasslo Maiyluml Htjle.
Mashed Potatoes. """ Gieen Peas.
Stewed Tomatoes.
Mince Pie. Sweet Potato Pie.
Hussion Puddlns.
Cafe Nolr.
BASEMENT.
Yi-ifCWi."!
AGENT HAMMDK
IS POUND GUILTY
JUDGE OUNSTEK SENTENCES
HIM TO 1'AY A 250 EINE.
His Attorneys Fotthwith AniJenl the
Cose to the Supiome Court Ueorge
WickenhotTer Rehearses the Story
of How He Found Some of N. 1J.
Levy A: liio.'s Mlcsinp: Diamonds,
Which the Levy's Positively Aver
They Delivered to Wlckenholler
to Be Escpiessed to New Xork.
As was eeitetl. 1 enllit of Kllllly
was M-iiiiii"tl. josteitlay moinltm',
against V. I., llaipnier. leprcentiitivu
of the Old Wiiyiio liiMiiitticu coiniinny.
The illume 1111011 which ho was con
vlettil wit (he tli Ii I count of Hie In
illet'iK'tit, uleitlslii(j hliuu'lf ns nRcnt
of an unlicensed Insurant" (.oniputiv.
.ItttlKo (Ittitstet "eutetiLi'il him lo pity a
fine oi $J.Vi ami usts. iHtutnpanylii!;
the !ni'i.sltlt,n of S'liti'nee with the ro
nintk that tin IIiuHiik of the Jurv mih
eertalnlv a pioper one. I. iter In tha
duj ViihtiiK A: Dawson, tittotneys for
llanunti. appoaleil the case to the su
perior eiuiit. Aldeiniati M.uon Knssou
liecanie boni.,'-iii.in for Hammer in tho
mini of J"i00.
(ieoiire liki'llhofler, aciuseil of til
thelt oi r iiii-Kimi ol Jewell y from N.
II. I.ey .S. llio, wits called to tlhl
before .IiiiIki IMwiuds esterdny
liloiuiUK on ept S last, the Jewtdiy
ill m made up u puektme lontaliilntf
seven small tllntnonils und two koM
riliifs, oin nl l In-lit. the piopetty ol t'.
11. -'".irs. of iireen lilili'e. havli't; a
diamond s, tlliif; The jim kiiKc was
dlutttd to N" w A'oilc city mid wnn
Klxtn ti a. 1 epies laessniKer. A
wetd. 01 so later word was iccciied
from New Vork that the paikite hud
lint .ll'lilid. The l"We1eis releileil to
thelt hunks to ilinl out liv which i"c-iii-r
lomp.niv lib- p it lj,ti!i had hi en
selll anil tn tlii'h suiptluo dkeovoie'l
that liny h.id :tt t;lti ti'd to h-ive thu
i"ciue..niaii slirn fin it
tiii:y iNvi:sTiiATi:i.
'I'lleli best teeidleetlon wils that tho
pat kiitfe hail befii hllletl In tho Adams
i:iievs 1 oiupanv and that U'iek-eiihot'-fi
r was tip' nosTiiKci to wboni It was
IfliiHi 1 To iiinKr -Hie 111 it their
lueiuoiv was not ,u fa, lit they mad"
the lilllllds nl the otll"! tples, o'.'ltlS
to usevi tain If the p-i'-l'ilKf lllld been
Klvtll to tl) of them, but It del el
opet' none of thin had leieixet! it.
This toiilli mid tladr Ik lief that they
had elicit tb" pail.ano to iekenliolfer
and he was ialli'd upon to answer for
It. lie sali" If Mm u f mi' the paol.
iiko voti lmt. my lotelpt for it.-' This
answer v.itMI-d the l.-s that It was
to Wlektnhi Ifer the hint Riven tin'
imok.iKe and .1N0 1 .uised theni ti su.s
li t that he had nppiopi latetl it to his
own nsi,
Deteithe ,'ohn .Molt was si''ii the
ease in ii mil mil allei r lew il.ijs
search foum. tin- Seur's iln and two
of the diamond. in ,1 loml p uvn shop.
He also tlisini. ii'd that It was Whk-enhof.-i-
win, had pi. ilffe-1 tin in and
that lie did so under an n.Miineil nain
Wiideiibnlfei' was .'nested and
harcrel .-itIi the thelt lie admitted
that it was he who had pawned the iv
cmeivd fewidiy, but duil.-d stoutly
that ho stole It 01 that lit liad lecelvod
tho packaue in tiuestlon lioin I.exy ,v.
Mm Ills slut. v uu that on tin morn
Iiik- of Sept. :i. while Kline into I.oh
innnn'H lestutnant, which is next hut
ont to the Tl .Kiel's' Hank Imllillup
w hero . I.
i'ro.'s iitlleor in... tiA
iounu ;i plain einiliipe m the K'ltler.
near the eiirh ontniHiie the Niir and
two dlamontl; wrappetl r, tissue papt r
le realizeil that lie should liav s-uiKht
to llntl the iihiui, bur his Impoverish
ment due In a loin' vH,. ,,f bllcness
prompted him t . k- his timl to him
self and pawn the j..v,.iiy.
THE TWO STOKil.'.S
This is the stoi n told by the wit
nesses on both sides Tin. Lews were
positive that it rs to Wli l.enhoifer
they deliveied the paeitase and he was
111010 than positive in hir statement
that they weie mistaken. He told hl-i
htory in a stialKhtforwnrd. unhesltat
ini? initnner and could not be tnpncd
up on cross-examination aithmiKh the
nttornevs for the pioMX'iitlon stitne
their utmost to do so.
Mr. I.owrv, who was eounsel for
Wlekfithofter. aifjued that while Wlols
enhoffer'.s storv at first sieinetl impiob
nlile It was by n,, means linposihlf
and (onsidetlni the pievlous excellent
ehaiaeter of the defentlant. us ntte.sted
by a law number of witnesses, the
jurv should be dispell, to doubt his
Built. Mv. Vldaver. wi assisted Mr.
Hairi.i on the eoniinoiiwt alth's side'
contented himself with an evp0son
of what he tcune.l the rklic nlous in
e.insisteticle.s of Wlcu'iihoffer f, story
WkUenhoffcr wtib probably an honeiL
man j-ovlou. to this oltene, he .said
but the temptation lo take the dia
monds came upon him when he s-,w-that
the l.eiys had neKlcfteil to h.ne
him receipt for them ami belleviii" he
could not be eonvlctetl decld-d to ap
piorrlute the diamonds and if nwlU ,..
take chHiices on puttliiKr his veiaiitv
iiBalnst that ot the Lew n, MUrtf
of Justice.
JudKf Kdwartls In i,K tharse to tho
jury said that if Wleijenhoffer was a:
honest man ho would have emle.n ore!'
to llml the owner ,.f the ai titles ho
picked up, or at least when the I.evya
Aeu Inaulilnt" fiom him for a pack
ase of diamonds and two rliius which
they claimed they had lost, he would
lime informed them that he had found
some jewelry of that description ami
If they could Identify it they nilKht
have It.
Tho Juiy in the rase retlied just pie
vlous to adjournment.
rui,u:rt found ouietv.
"W. V. Fuller, u Curlxindalo matket
mnn, was found uullty of stealim
thirty pounds of frozen lish fiom a box
in front of Commission Men hunt Itoh'.
01 ts' place on Lackawanna avenue. He
was caught in the act of carrying the
llsh away la a basket and dumplnp It
Into n bairel placed somo distance down
the street. When halted he claimed he
was welRhlng it as ho took it away and
intended, of course, to pay for it. When
asked how much he had already
weighed he said thirty pounds. The
barrel was captured and weighed nnd
It was found that It contained twice
that much Huh,
Tho embezzlement case of Alex. Glass
YOU ARE IRRITABLE
Your nerves need food. Use
Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Take no Substitute.
against lcwls Itlch wnn stricken from
the list, neither party having appeared
for tho last two terms.
A nol pros, was entered In tho ns
sault and battel y cape of A. L, lingers
against Oeorgo Hammers.
Itcv. Ludlmer Danek, of Finest City,
wns declined not guilty of the Inieeny
charge preferred against htm by his
housekeeper, Anna l'opnlyak. It de
veloped that Ills offense wns that of
drawing more than Ills share of the
money which wns deposited In a com
mon fund In bank and for which there
was 11 bunk book made out to both of
them lolntlv. The court took the case
fiom the Jur
Kdwaid nnd Putt It k Jordan, charged
with malicious mischief in hi caking a
crossing gate on the l'elaware and
Hudson toad nt Mliiooka. weie allowed
lo go ft pc, the eoinpany not wishing to
puifveuto.
Albett I.udka was found not guilty of
embezzlement as t lunged bv ('hallos
Klrsl. l.ndkn It wiif alleged inKip
propi luted S.U11 of the finals of a Hotltli
Side Polish soiletv. of which he was
trciisiuor. Klrst was his bontlman.
HOAIK OTIM'.U (.'ASKS
A erdlfl of guilty wns letunied in
th assault and bultety case or Michael
Viable, of Olyphant. against his
boarder Michael Maiaschuek.
Joseph Ftank and Frank Sldler, J-.
of ''treeiitield. wete atiUltted of the
chuige of stealing turkeys from Ol.i.'
eme Vail and i.uthet l.ee.
Heniy X lander, of the South riid ,
chat get! with aggiavatetl assault and
battery on Polite Lieutenant Peter
Zang ami Patrolman Ijonimlik Holantl,
was adjudged Insane ami sent to the
Hillside Home. He tiled to use a
knife on the tdlleeis when they at
tempted lo 'ii rest him
William L.Miiis ami John Nealon.
charged with assault and batlei.v and
rohbeiy bv William Itudd, weie ad
judged not guilty of anything except
simple asMtult and weie leeommeud
eil to the extieine meicy of the tourt.
William Duiklu, who was charged
with being one of tin- ttlo which nib
bed Aithur (liegon near the dxfora
breaker, was letunied not guilty. John
Walsh ami M leant 1 Toole, who skipped
otil. It was alleged ate the leal eul
ptlts. VIllMd White, ol the Nol th Kntl, was
on trial befoie Judge (Ultister at ntl
Jtiui'iilng time for obtaining gootls un
der talse pief'tises liom (iincel yiiian
Mejtrs, nl' Pioviih lire, lie said, so
Miyus alleged, that he Ljd luO in
the bank anil that II be couldn't meet
his bill leglllall out ol Ills wages tie
would di aw on his bank aetounl. It
th eloped, when suit was Inuught to
renner for a sninn bill, that White
iieiet hail iinv intuit In the bank.
Daniel ll.iiisti-in wa- aiialglletl be
foie .Itltlge Veil.is lm laiteny and re
ceiving Mis L. Pine, of Petirsblllg.
being iioseetitil lie Is her tenant
and falling to pu his lent had his
".oofls ilistressed. The t unstable sold
enough of tin in to iiivei the H-nt and
llaiisteiu. witlioiit waiting on toiinal
Hles, entetetl the iieniies and took
what was left. Judge Vetkes as much
as told the jury to bt Ing in u eitllct
of not guilt. The Juiy letmncd at ud
jouiuing time.
HERPOINT OF VIEW.
The tuin-stlle stoini-doui (iitnblun
tlon In tin- cnnm huildine, is the
Mitiici of many amusing u.tl occasion
ally enibair.is-lng itu.ttloiiv. s'ald an
employe yesleid,. who'e dllllts fie
l lently call him to th; big. handsome
t'tuiitltii - "Tne women aie the woist.
Most alwas the want lo turn It tho
wi'tiim v ay You know the thinr al
ways moves ft urn the ilcbt hind go
ing out or coming In, but ou inn 'fum
ble on the piospett that eeiy woman
will elioo"e the wiong sitle and will
ivt mail when she Unds Ii hard wont
to push. Cienei.illv there's somebody
In the other tide Industiiousiy pushing
!n the othei dliectlon. Then there Is
lun exct.pt for those who can't go cut
or In until the match Is deilaied oft".
Monday an ollleer was trying t B
out so n:is a woman on the other
anil of coins.- on the wromj side, just
as the contrary creatines alw.as are.
lie pu?hetl the tuin-stlle ami the wo
man who win so big and stout that nho
almost lllletl up her t tuner, did the
saint. She couldn't itn. lei stand the
tumble and giew ver.v rtd In the fate.
Finally she .-aught siglit of the police
man thiougb the thlik glass and Im
inet'.Iatelv decided that it was a con
spliaey and threw her whole weight
against the pntitliui. The oJIHer put
his shouhlei' to hi" side of the arrange
ment but neither got out. Then the
woman brandished hit umbrella at him
and each untie a new st'irt. By this
time thete was a eiowd of other peo
ple leady to bet on the llnlsh and they
simply howled when the weinan at
last gave a. despeiate shove anil nl
most landed on her fate on the tddo
walk while the man In the other box
got a s'liieezo that he hadn't counted
on."
H w
Tho letters to Santa ('Kins, which
wore not Intended lor piint and which
will piobably never teach the pat ion
s.ilat of Christmas, are the letters
which would most touch his heart
There was one w lit ten bv a little lad
the other day, whose name imfoitu
untidy Is tirl nown and theiefoie can
not be given the Children' Friend
tluough this medium.
"1'eni Sai.ta Clans, " it said, "I do
want a piir of shoes so much T am
ten yeuis old and r do wish ou could
hnd our house this year. You have
never been here."
Ten ytars old and never had, a islt
from Santa Claus! Tn all this lleh,
great city are there not many eyet- that
grow misty at the thought of the little
lad and his pathetic request, at tho
thought of the small feet that
may go very cold theso bitter winter
days?
Secretary Atherton is expected to re
turn from his state military tour with
a cholco collection of Pennsylvania,
Dutch dlnleet stories for the Home for
the Friendless minstrel show
GALLAGHEIt-CUSICK CONTEST.
It Is Being Waged Enthusiastically
by Contestants and Friends.
The contest for n violin between Mr.
P. "W. Cialngher, of the Scianton Trac
tion company, and Councilman M. J.
Cuslek, of the Twentieth ward, will b
the talisman by which humlieds ot
dollars will be icallzed for the fund
for the proposed new chuich of St.
John's congiegatJon. South Scrantoii.
The violin to be awarded was donated
to the fair by Colonel U. II. Hlpplo
and t a very vnluablo Instrument.
Another contest to be decided at tho
church fair, which opens Saturday ev
ening, Is that being waged between
Miss Julia Donnelly and Miss TUlle
Mcdee for a diamond ring.
Carpenters have erected booths In
the basement of the church nnd the
fair committees are gathering tho ar
ticles that will adorn the booths, In-
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"The Queen of Beautiful Women"
WRITES:
"I am using the genuiue
Johann Holls
Mali Extract
with the most satisfactory re-
sults-" -li &-,&-
Johann Hoffs Malt Extract
Makes Flesh and Blood
Improves Appetite Aids Digestion
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JOHANN HOFP: New York,
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teiest In the fair among the wotkei.s
for the coiniolitle tables is at whit
heat.
Jlany of the schemes for moiie.
maying ( ontelved by the dlffeient com
mittees antl that will be tried, have
been isent a .secret.
THE SOURCE DISCOVERED.
Water Main Laid by the City Caused
the Trouble.
The source of the small stream of
watei that has bubbled tluough the
pavement In Center street, near Wyo
ming avenue, ban been discovered. Thl.l
stteam of water caused a coating of ice
to cover part of the asphalt pae where
.'untie joins Wjonilng avenue, and ic
sulteil in Sunday night's accident by
which .Moigan 'Williams, of West
Scrantoii, wns Injured.
An excavation has levealed the fact
that the leak was in an old main laid
b the city to carry water from 'Wyo
ming avenue to the station house in
Centre stieet Several property oMiets
In that stieet have also connected with
the main since it was laid.
After the pipe was laid bare yester
day and ic palled, it was found that the
water in it was frozen and It had to be
thawed out. As a tesult of the leak
the Centie stieet station house hnbeen
without water for two d.is.
CHENOWETH INJURED.
Fell fiom the Scaffold of a House on
Which He Was Working.
John Clienowlth, a caipenter, em
ployed by the Ninth Hnd Lumber com
pany, met w 1th an accident Tuesday
afternoon that will piobably confine
him to his home fur the remainder of
the winter.
While engaged at work on a scaffold
ing he lost his footing antl was precipi
tated to the giound, Fcllow-woikmen
hurtled to his assistance and found him
to hiue suffered a severe fractuie to
Ills leg. He was iemoed to his home
on Wavne avenue, wheie he ictelved
medical attention.
This is the thlid accident that has
befallen him within a short period.
For Hurried People.
Tinvellers usually want lo "get
theie" In the shortest possible time,
nnd on journeys between Uuffalo,
Cleveland, Chicago, Toledo and all
w ostein and southwestern points
should travel over the Lake Shore V..
11 . to make the quickest time possible
Its fast mail ttaln leaves Huffalo at
T.-5 p. m., arilvlng at Chicago at 7..10
a. m., and Is well known among Hav
eners generally for Its speed and fine
equipment. It uins fast day trains
leaving Uuffalo at 0.40 and 9.33 a. m.,
airlvlng at Chicago at $.43 and 7.39 p.
m., lespeetlvely. Not only do you save
time bv traveling over this route, but
you will Und Its tales as low as any.
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Oxford Hibles. Heynolds Hros.
NKXT JIINl'Ti: MAY MIIAN DKATH.
If tho heart flutters, palpitates or tires
I easily, ou may be next door to sudden
I death and not 1I v It. Vr. Agncw's
Cine for the IK. a i gives instant relief
1 nnd tines. "The pains ubout my heart
were so sevcio I could haitlly breathe. 1
I thought I must die. One dose of Dr. Ag
' i.ew's Cure for tho Heart gavo mo perfect
relief Inside of 20 minutes, a few bottles
eiiietl. I tlrinly belliAo It saved my lite.''
I -Mr. John Jnmies-on Tata, Out. Sola by
Matthews tiros, and W. T. Clark. M.
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For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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THE SALE ORDERED
TO BE CONTINUED
All Restraints and Injunctions Have
Been Removed Creditors Now
Have Full Sway nnd After Hold
ing a Meeting Decide to Close
Stock Out as Rapidly as Possible.
The creditors who havo seized tho
stock of tho merchant who tried to de
fraud them, have won their caso so
that all lestralnts and injuctlons havo
been removed nnd the stock Is now
fully theirs, and the Mile will be con
tinued at 124 I'enn avenue until the
entire stock Is cleared out.
Fifty per cent, less than actual cost.
5,00 men's business suits, worth $12. at
1 23: 5,000 elegant fall overcoats, J.C.9S,
woith $1$; men's Scotch cheviot sack
suits, $3.75, worth SIG.EO; three button
cutaway dress suits $7.23, worth $20;
all wool pants, $1.89, worth $4 50; nobby
youth's suits, $3,23, worth $15. -on't
bo misled by signs und banners other
met chants may display to decelvo the
public. Ho sttro you are at tho credi
tors' snle, 124 I'enn avenue, a few uoois.
from Kt. Chailes hotel, Scrantoii, Pa.
During this salo the store will b kept
open until 3 p, in.; Saturday until II
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sash curtains
A manufacturer's sample line every pair perfect at a re"
duction of 60 per cent, from actual value. This was an impor
tant transaction lor you as well as otu selves. The prices
marked on these poods aie fctu.illy less than half of the real
value a chance that does not come verv often. Every pair is
1 x,i yards lonr. and the styles include Brussels, Cordoman,
Fishnet and Mecklen Rennaissance. Their retail value is from
5 to $4 per pair here during this sale
65c, 75c, 85c and $1.25
Pole and trimmings
free of charge
Our customary offer to furnish the pole and trimmings
holds good on every sale of cui tains, no matter what the price
mav be. You may even have your choice in the selection of
the pole white enameled or wood finish any color.
Nothing more appropriate for Chi istmas gifts than a fine
pair of curtains: We have them at all pi ices and of every pop
ular textuie.
59c to $75.00 pair
Carnival of Christmas gifts
on second floor
Thousands of useful things suitable to every household.
If you are undecided, come up here and you will find many
good suggestions.
Umbrella Stands, solid oak fancy design S1.49 up
Hasels in oak, adjustable rest .' 59c up
Easels in white enamel, adjustable rest 69c up
Music Racks, all styles 3.98 up
Foot Rests, wilton tops 98c up
Hassocks, wilton tops .19c up
Hassocks for children 29c up
Pictures on every conceivable subject and style and
coloring of frames.
Medallions, popular subjects 35c
Fish and Game Pictures $1.25 and Si..q
Etchings by well known artists 1.25 and 1.49
Floral Studies 1.49 and 1.98
Pastels, Lithographs, Photogravures in great profu
sion at little prices.
RUGS Angora Rugs, pure white $2.98
Chamois Rugs, white or grey 1.98
Smyrna Rugs 1.39
Ax. Moquette Rugs 1.98
Wilton Rugs 3.98
Angora Baby Robes, with pockets 3..19
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This big sale comes in the nick ol time for holiday shop
pers. HOLIDAY SLIPPERS, special low price this month,
From 49c Up.
$2.50 MenJs Welt Shoes, $1.98
A Splendid Winter Shoe.
All our large stock of winter goods at cut rates. Several
hundred pairs of Misses' Shoes, 1 1 to 2, light or heavy, at
98 Cents.
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