THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY. APRIL 8, 1899,
RELIGIOUS.
Tho tiiuiuul sessions of the Wyo
ming confeienee will open next
"Wednesday motnlng lit Kingston,
lllshop John New man piosldltiK.
lllshop Newman In om f tin most
notable men In the Methodist church.
Ih In personal uimeurunce the Ideal of
II bishop mid It lerneinheied hy mam
III Ills lmiff prominent t elation as the
pastor of I'rosldunt Ulant. Ills tesl
dence Is Hun Krniu isco. Theie ale 1'IG
pastoral churRcs In the confeienee.
Wyoming ellsti let bus llfty, the largest
of tho six districts. There will he many
chaiiRCs, although thcie Is but one
mini, Itev. O. 1j. .Soverson, of Ily
mouth, who has leached the full teini
of Ave yeuis. One or two mlnJsteiH
will retlte. Next year will be the hint
nt their present stations for a num
ber, anion? whom uio Hes. C, II.
Henry, Aldei.son; 12 T... Nuntoo Uit-k-auanna,
William lMfnn, 1'rnvldonco;
W. G. Simpson, West 1'lttsUm: C. 32.
Mope, Central c hutch, Wllkrs-Uurre;
J T. Warner, Heir Memorial, and
"VVIIhon Trelble, Wvomlnu. Sevoial of
these will, howcxer, not be leturned
this yenr, and theie will be many
transfeis from other districts. l!ov.
V. I Thoipe has completed his six
j pars' term as presiding elder of the
Honesdale dlstilct, and theie Is a,
stronn probability that he will bo suc
ceeded hy Itev. A. J. Van Cleft, now
pastor at Dunmoie
The Presbjtei of Lackawanna will
meet In the Flist rrosfoyterlnn chinch
of Plymouth on Api II 17, at 7 CO p. m.
The session will lip opened with a ser
mon by the model ator, Hev, IVidl
nninl un Kiue. Two sessions will he
held each daj, the morning session be
ginning at 9 o'clock and continuing un
til li m, nud the nfternoon fiom .
to il o'clock. These sessions 111 be
(hleflj dexotvd to the tinnsnction of
liUHlnoHt--. tho icports of committees
and different rhui clips, the examina
tion of candidates, the oi llnatlon of
nilnlsteis. etc A popular meeting will
bo held on Tuesday evening, which
Mill bo In the Intel est of home mis
sion.'? ltcV John Dixon, it). 14. of
New Yolk city, will deliver .in nddress
nt this meeting He Is an eloquent
speaker On Wednesday morning the
narrative of the state of religion in
the Presbytery will bp read hy the
moderator, Kev Ferdinand von Krug.
The meeting on Wednesday evening
will be In the Interest of the Freed
uian's board and will bo addressed by
Hev. IMwaid P. Cowan, of IPlttsburg.
It Is expected that this will bo one
of the most Intel estlng meetlliKS of
the session. Hev. Mr. iCowiin Is an eli
te! mining spenker and Is gieatlv In
tel ested in the woik of the Fieodmnn's
hoard. A number of Important busi
ness matters will come up for discus
sion duilng this coming meeting of the
I'resbyterj . Hev. Kbenezcr Flack,
pastor of the First Presbyterian church
of Plymouth, has made adequate pro
vhlon for the entertainment of the
visiting ministers.
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Hev. Camber W. Hvnns, of (Shin,
Iowa, has many friends heio who will
bo pleased to note the successes which
ale his In that far away AVostetn town.
They will undoubtedly leiall the quiet,
Industilous, young man who had charge
of the Welsh Philosophical rooms on
South Main avenue. West Kcranton, In
1SS9 nnd 1S0O, and who was alwas
ready to assist in any good undertak
ing. Alone In the world, he detei mined
to 1 1 so above the work of a miner nnd
he has succeeded In his determination
from all icports.
His piesent congiegatlon, which Is
his Hist since his ordination, numbcis
soveial hundred and Is constantly
growing under his well directed energy.
Following Is an excerpt from an nc
(ount of a servile nt the church, pub
lished In a. Givin paper of recent elate:
"The sermon was listened to with great
attentlveness. Ncaily every eat in the
ihuich wits taken. We ato glad to
leain that the chinch Is in a. better
condition at the present time than it
has been for ye.us. The Sunday school
is very lloutishlng. Tho young man
has spent three happy years In tho Giv
in Congregational church. Tho church
und congiegatlon ptcsonted their pas
tor with a. beautiful bag and n hand
somo sum of money lately as a lecog
nttiou of their appieclatlon. Notwith
standing the flntteiing call lie had two
wcekb n Bo to leave GlvIn, ho has de
cided to remain."
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Dr. Wnjland Hoyt, the eminent Phil
adelphia divine and w rlter, will be In
Plttston on Fiid.iy evening, Apiil U,
when he will deliver an address In tho
lirond Street Presbyterian church un
der the nusplces of the local union of
Christian Undeavor. His subject will
Scranton Store, 124-126 Wyoming Avenue.
What we offer here today
constitutes several lots of which
we had too many on hand.
Wc have cut the price exactly
as stated, and can guarantee
every garment to be ol extra
ordinayr value.
45c chemises nt 29c
Of good quality muslin,
yoke ot embroidery and tucks,
tnmmed with cam-
brie ruffle 2yC
59c chemises at 39c
Of fine quality muslin, with
yoke of solid embroidety,
trimmed with edg- .
ings to match oJC
Muslin gowns
Great values in gowns of
good muslin, Empire or
Mother Hubbard style, hand
somely trimmed with lace
embroidery. Value up to $1.
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pricing at 19c
The equal of these aie not to
be found anywhere outside of
this store.
50c waists at 19c
In pinks, blues and many
desirable stripes, very good
quality of lawn, detachable
collar and laundered culfs, all
sizes, fiom 50 to 42. Real
value, half a dollar. t
Special bargain 1 9C
75c waists at .cjc
In lawns and lancy percales,
with detachable collar .
and kuindeicd culfs. . 49C
$1.25 waists at 89c and 98c
Of sheer lawn, in colois and
white, with tucked fronts,
vertical tucks or bias, detach
able linen collar, real value
""89c and 98c
Men's and women's
V kid walking gloves
Thousands of pairs sold dur
ing the week before Easter
every pair warranted just the
same as the finest in our stock.
Men's $1 gloves at s9c
Vcrv exceptional value, and
in reality as good a glove as
you ever bought at a dollar or
even a dollar and a quarter.
In six shades of tan,
patent clasp, all sizes 59C
K Women's $1 gloves at 75c
Special bargain price on an
extraordinary lot of gloves of
tne aouar quality, in all the
most desirable street shades,
2 patent clasps, and
every pair warranted.
Special 75C
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these garments for the little
ones. Our assortments are un
usually replete at the piesent
time and there are now many
very desirable styles that we are
not likely to re-order ater in
the season. Choose while choice
is best the prices will hardly
ever be any lower than they are
mis weeK.
We offer in reefers a number
of very swell little garments
made of excellent material, in
blue, red, green, pearl, brown,
tan, etc., nicely trimmed. Some
with braid only, others with
braid and lace.
$1.39 to $3.48
liabies's coats
These lor the very little tots,
in several bright colors, all of
them trimmed.
90c and up
The only real
book sensation
50c books at 8c
Again foi today. Some ex
tiaordmary book bargains to
supply you with good reading
for Sunday. Soma of the best
works by the best authoes are
here for your choosing, and
hundreds of titles to select fiom.
Some of the authors are: Du
mas, Hope, Hliot, Howe, The
Duchess, Dickens, Cooper,
Scott, Jerome, Marriet, Bracme,
Thackeray, Ruskin, Irving and
many others. Bound in cloth.
Printed on good paper, from
new type. Publishers' price,
50c. Here today at
8 cents
10c paper bound
books at 2c
Several thousand volumes;
all popular styles by popular
authors Stevenson, Doyle,
Hope, Kipling, Braeme, The
Duchess, Corelli, etc. Many
others good books for next to
nothing,
2 cents
be, "Uewoin for Christian 1'ndeavorers
from Iiist Summer's War." Possesed
of 11 brilliant inltid nnd a magnetic per
sonality, Dr. lloyt's address on this
very timely nnd suggestive topic i an
nul but be a literary tieat as well iih
veiy helpful and Inspiring. Admission
to the address will be free, and mem
bers of Christian I'ndeavor and other
voting people's tocletles throughout the
valley are cordially Invited to attend.
The presentation and benediction of
St. UiIio'h parish house will take place
Mondav moinlng at 10:30 a. in, Thcie
will be a reception from 8 until 11
o'clock and the parish home will be
open to visltois fiom 3 until G o'clock.
Hev. U. W. Van Schoick, of Cold
water, Mich., Connelly a well known
pastor nnd presiding elder In the Wyo
ming Confeienee, will occupy the pul
pit of the Providence Methodist Hplsco
pal chut eh tomorrow morning, and In
the evening will olllclato nt the Asbury
church.
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Among the chunges to take plnco in
the Wyoming Conference this year will
bo tho transfer of Hev. Dr. 1). 11.
Olmstend from tho Tabernacle nt
Hlnghnmton. N. Y. to Rochester, X. Y.
Hev. Dr. Haves of that city going to
the Tabernacle.
The following selections from the
I'nuter moiuing programme of music
will be used at the evening service In
the Second 1'icsbj terlan chinch:
Ciignn Prelude Otto Milling
Anthem Hatter v arol, "Illug HclH
IJ.itter."
Off' itorv. Quartette, "Aieh.mgcls Told
Ynui Wings" MatHton
MIscm Black i ml Oiiragan.
MchHrs. Hejncn and Morgan.
Organ Posthule Annstrong
Mr. .1. M. Chance, Oiganlst and Dliuctsi.
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Religions Hews Notes
The Ladlei of Orace Lutheran church
are busy ananglng to give ithelr mili
tary supper on Tuesday evening, Aptil
23.
At the Hapttsl .Ministers' conference
next Monday morning, Hev. W. J.
Ford will lead a paper on "Christian
Science. What Is It?"
The choir of Oiaco Lutheian chinch
will leneat the I'.ister music on Sun
d.iv evening. Tho evening programme
will consist of song service Instead of
sermon. 'vcrhndy Is invited.
The evening seivice tomorrow at tho
GeimaiiM. 12 i lunch on Adams avenue
will bo in i haige ol tho Workeis' Hand
of the Y. M. (' A. Addtebs by Secre
tary George O. Mahy. Everybody
welcome.
Hev. J. Canavaugh Is holding a Pen
tecostal meeting at Wnveilv. Quite a
number of pieaehets and workeis aie
In attendance. Services aie hold daily
at 10 a. m. and 2 and 7.S0 p. m. The
meetings will continue over next Sun
day. Tho plan for the consociation of St.
Stephen's church, Wllkes-llarie. are
well under way. It wilt be held on
Thursday, May if, and co-Incident
with the session of the diocesan con
vention, which begins Its sessions May
111. There will be nbout 100 cieigymon
Piesent nnd about as many laymen.
Hlshop Potter, of the diocese of Xew
York, will preach the dedicating her
mon. During this yenr Hev. Dr. Jones
will celebiate the twenty-fifth annl
vei.saiv of his lectoiate here.
The r,uthcian Mlnistciluin of Penn
sylvania and adjacent st.ites will meet
In Heading. May .".", to lemnlu In ses
sion a week or moie. The .sessions will
be held 111 Tilulty chuich, and there
will be an attendance of 100 poisons
fiom all paits of the htate. Tho Mln
Isterlum meets annually nnd assem
bled last jear in Philadelphia. Im
portant questions of chuich polity aie
discussed and piovlslon made for man
agement of the church's various edu
caotlonal and chat liable Institutions.
Tomorrow's Services
Episcopal.
Saint Luke'a Pai lsh Ttov. Hogeis
Israel, rector; Hev. I' J. Hnughton,
senior curate; Rev. M. B. Nash, Junior
curate. First Sunday nfter IOaster.
St. Luke's Church 7.30 n. in , holy
communion; 10.30 u. m., conflimatlon
nnd sermon and holy communion; 7.:i0
a. m., evening piayer and fceimon;
9.15 a. m., Sunday school and Hlble
classes.
St. Maik's, Dunmoie S a. m, Holy
Communion; I0o0 a. m moinlng
piayer and sermon; 7.30 p. in., evening
prayer and sermon, ."! p in., Sunday
school nnd Bible classes. Confirmation
Saturday 7.1.", p. m.
Kast Und Mission, I'rescott avenue
3 p. in.. Sunday school nnd Bible
classes, 7 30 p. m., evening piayer and
uei mon.
South Side Mission. Fig street 2.30
p. in., Sunday school and Bible classes.
St. George's, 01 pliant 2.30 p. m.,
Sunday school and Bible classes; 3.30
p. in, evening prayer und set mon
The Church or the Good Shepheid,
Green Hldge street and Mousey ave
nue F. S. Ballentine, pastor. Sunday
after I'aster. Holy communion, 8 a.
m ; morning prayer, litany and ser
mon, 10.30 a. in.! Sunday school, 12 m.;
Bible classes, 2 30 p. in.; evening
piayer und continuation, 7.30. All seats
free. All welcome.
St. David's Parish First Sunday af
ter Easter, color, white. Celebrations
of holy euchaiist, 7 30 and 10 30 u. m.i
even song with continuation, J p. in ;
Sunday chool and Uiblo classes 2 10 p.
m.; services In music of Easter day re
peated. Rt. Hev. Bishop Talbot. D D.,
Lli D, will confirm nnd preach. The
lector will have bnptlsm at 3 16 p in
Wednesday and Fildny. h a. in, litany
will be snld; Wedneda. 7 30 p. m,
even song will and nddiess, St. Agi.es,
Boys, Klstei.s of Bethany and I.adlcs
Aid chapters will meet; St. David's
guild will hold nieetng on Wednesday
after evenng service; industiiul schol,
Saturday, 2.30 p. m.
Evangelical Lutheran.
The Evangelical Eutheran First
Sunday after Easter (Quaslmodogenltl).
Gospel, John, 20:19-31; Epistle, I John,
5.4-12. Vestment color, white.
St. Mark's, Washburn and Four
teenth streets, Rov. A. E. Hauler, 'I'll D.,
pustor Services ut 10.30 a. m. and 7 30
p in, Luther league nt C30; Sundny
school at 12 m Mninlug subject,
"Peace Bo Unto You," evening sub
ject, "Eovest Thou Me More Than
ThPse''" "Wednesduy, 7.30, set vice.
Holy Tilnlty, Adams uvunuo and
Mulbetry stieet, Rev. C. G. Spleker,
pastor services at iu.3u a, ni. ana 7.30
p. in,; Sunduy school ut 12 in.: Luther
league at C.30 p. m. Services Wednes
day evening ni 7 4,r.
Hlon's, Mlillln nvenue. Rev, V. V.
Zizclmann, pastor Services at 10.30 a.
in.; Sunday school nt 2 p. m. Confir
mation of cathechumens.
St. Paul's, Short avenue. Rov. AV. C.
E. Eauer, pastor Services at 10,20 a. in.
and 7.30 p. in.; Sunday school ut 2.30
P. m.
Christ. Cedar avenue und Beech
street, Pev. I!. V. Elsse, pastor ser
vices at 10.30 a. m. and 7 30 p. m.; Sun
day school at 2 p. ni.
St. Peter's, iPrescott avenue, Rov. J.
W. Randolph, pastor Services at 10.30
a. in. and 7.30 p. m.; Sunday nchool at
I p. m.
Emanuel, Iteeao street, Rov. John
Kownln. tiastoi Kervlcps nt Id "(1 n in.
and 7.30 p. m s Sunday school at ' p in.
uiaco cuuicinti cnurcii or tile Hi n
eial Synod, corner Madlfon uvuu.
and Mulbeny street Hev. F ct-1 I
Gift, pastor. Services at in mi i in
und at 7 30 p in At the evening s0 .
Vice the Easter music will be iij tilt il
No senium.
Methodist.
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
J. B, Sweet, pastor. Fouith quill telly
mooting service conduttcd by Hev. Am
tin GrIIIln, D. D. presiding elder. Love
feust at ! Siicianieiital service at 10 '10
Sunday school at 12 Junior lengue at
3. Young Jlcn'sv meeting nt 4. Epwoith
league, Mrs. W. N. Chase, leader, C 30
Preaching service nt 7.J0 Rev. H. W.
Vun Schoick, a Connor pestor, will oc
cupy the pulpit ut the evening service
Ills many Criends will be glad to wel
come and hear him All seats free. A
coicllnl welcome to all
Providence Methodist Episcopal
chuich Hev. William Edgar, pastor.
The usual services will he held At 10.30
a. in. Rev. H. W. Van Schoick, D.D ,
foimer pastor and piesidlng elder, will
pleach. At 7.30 p. ni. tho pastor will
pi each Sunday school, 2 p. in.! Ep
woith league nt 6 4.1 p. in. Seats fiee.
All aie invited.
Court Stieet Methodist Episcopal
church Love feast nt 10 n. in. fol
lowed by the leceptlon of members
and the Lord's suppei ; Sunday school,
11.45 a. m.; Junior leugue, 3.30 p. in ,
Epwoith league, C.30 p. in ; preaching,
7 30 p. m., bv Hev. S Grlllln, D D.
Eveiybody welcome Ci C. Ljnian,
pastor.
Asbiuy Mt-tliodlst Episcopal chinch
Love feast at 0.3d a. in.; baptisms,
reception of members nnd saci anient
of the Lord's supper at 10 "0 a. in. At
7.30 p. in. Itev. A. F. Chnffee will
preach bis llnal set moll at Asbury.
Hampton Stieet Methodist Episcopal
chuich, Rev. .lumen Bennlnger, pastor
Sei vices tomorrow as follows Sunday
school at 10.30 a. in.; nt 1.30, Iivo fenst;
nt 2. pleaching by Itev. Austin Gtiniu,
D. D., evening Bervico at 7.30.
Geiman Methodist Episcopal church,
Adums nvenue unci Vine stieet Ph.
HuondlRes, pastoi. 10 30 u. in, seimon
by Gustuv Dletzel, local preacher; 12
in., Sunday school, 7.!0 p in., seivlce
In charge of Woikcis' Bund of the
Y M C A. Addres by Secretary
Geoige G. Muh..
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church F. P. Dot, pastoi. Tlie pas
tor will occupy tin- pulpit. Pk aching
at 10 30 a. in and 7 30 p. in.; Sunday
school at noon, Junior league, 3 30, un
der the supei vision ot Mis. Dotj, Ep
woith league, 0 30 p. in. Stiangers
cordially welcomed.
Moscow Methodist Episcopal clitnch
S. Guy Snow den, B. D pastor. 0 30
a. m , Sunday school; 10.4" n. m ,
Pleaching by the pastor. Subject,
"Our Talents." 12 m.. class; 3 p m .
Junior lengue. 7.30 p. m . pi earning by
the pastoi ; S 30 p. m., Epwoith leigue
lovo feast, Thin sday. S p. in., prayer
meeting. Elmhurst Sundny, 3 p. m.
Ilow.ud lince A. M. E churii Itev.
II. A. Giant, B D pastor. 1030 a ni ,
subject, "Be Caieful for Nothing",
2 30 p. in., Sunday school; 7 p. in,
CliiMInn Endeavor; 7.D0 p. m., sub
ject, "The Baptism of Power."
Presbyterian.
Flist Presbyterian church Di Me
Leod, pastor. Set vices 10.30 a. in. and
7.30 p. m. The pastor will preach. The
sacrament of the Loid's supper will
be ndministeied In tho morning.
Sumner Avenue Piesbjteilnn church
Rev. L. R. Foster, M. U , pastor. 10 !0
a. m, piajor and pialse seivlce; 0 p.
m, preaching by tho pastor on "A
Rock of Refuge": Sunday .school, 2 p.
m.; Christian Endeavor, 7 p in ;
piaer meeting, 7 30 p. ni , Wednesday.
Giecn Ridge Piesbyterian chinch
Rev. T J. I. mslng, pastor. The pas
tor will conduct tho mm vices and
preach inclining and evening. Other
services as usual. All welcome
Ta.vlor Presbytcilan church Preach
ing by pastor, 10.10 a in: Sundnv
school, 11. in; Clnisti.in Endeavor, 7.30
p. in.
Washburn Stieet Presbv tel Ian
chuich Rev. John P. Mollltt. pastor.
Sei v Ices at 10 30 a. m. and 7 30 p. in :
Bible school at 12 in.: Junior Chilsthin
Endeavor at 3 30 p. m: Intel mediate
Clnistlan Endeavor at 130 p m;
Veiling People's Clnistlan Endeavor at
C 20 p. in ; piaver meeting Wednesday
7 '10 p. in. The pastor will piench
morning and evening. The offeiing
for general assembly will be taken
morning nnd evening. The ttensurer
will make a quaiterly statement at
the mornlnir .seivlce.
Presbyterian Chapel New Yoik
street and Adams avenue. Rev Jam s
Hughes. Subject, "A Man Sent fiom
Goel." Tim" of scivlee, 7.15 p. m. AH
aie Invited.
Dunmore Piesbyterian church. Rev.
W. F. Gibbons, pastor Moinlng sei
mon, subject, "Truth nnd Iove," 10.30
o'clock; Sunday school at 12 in,; Junior
Clnistlan Endeavor nt 3.30 p. in.;
Senior Chilstlnn Endeavor at f, 30 p.
m.: evening seimon, subject, 'God's
Praise nnd Song," at 7.30 o'clock. All
are coidlally Invited.
Baptist.
Penn Avenue Raptlst church Pleach
ing moinlng nt 10.30 and evening at
7.30 bv the pustoi, Hev. Robert F. Y.
Pierce. Morning piayeis nt 9 45 in the
vestiy. Topic of moinlng seimon "The
Laudmaiks of the Old-Time Religion."
Sunday school at 2 o'clock; Y 'P. S C.
E. meeting at 0.30. Topic of evening
seimon, "Hnid Times Veisus lleait's
Ease." Baptisms dining the evening
service. At the Amermnn Memoilnl
mission Sunday school at 3 :u. and
prayer meeting on Thursday evening
Flist Baptist church Hev. S r.
Mathews, pastor. The usual preach
ing services ut the Welsh Baptist
chut eh morning and evening, 11,30 a.
ni. and 7.3d p m. The Loid's supper
will be obseived at the close of the
evening serv lee. Sunday school at the
Plymouth chuich. 2 30; Dr. Beddoe,
superintendent Baptist Young 1'eo
pte's union piajer meeting. C.30 p. in.,
nt Ivorlto hall Industilnl school, Sat
urday 2 30 p m , nt Ivorlto hall. Wed
nesday evening piajei nn cling. 7 45
P. m, Welsh Baptist chuich. All mo
welcome to those seivices.
Given Ridge Baptist chinch He v.
AW J. Foul, pastor. Chuich seivices
at lo 30 a. in. and 7.30 p. m. Subjei t
In tho moinlng, "Ancient nud Modem
Covetousness"; In the evening,
"Things Which Aio Possible to the
Believing" Sunday school ut 11.4". a
m.; Young People's prayer meeting nt
C 30 p. in.
North Main Avenue Baptist chuich
Hev. W. G. Wutklns, pastor Moin
lng theme, "Life's Hurdest and Best
Lesson." Biblo school at 2 and Clnis
tlan Endeavor meeting at C.30 p. m,
Tomonow evening Pastor Wutklns
Will begin a seiies of twelve evening
seimons on Sheldon's wonderful story
entitled "The Ciuciflxlon or Philip
Strong." Tho reul theino of the book
Is "Chi 1st nnd Modem SocIet " The
stoty Is fascinating und appeuls par
ticularly to the laboilng classes. All
should hear the Hist pint in older to
appreciate the Cud btoij. Men nro
specially inv Ited.
Jackson Stieet Baptist chuidi Hev
Thomas do Gruehy, pastoi. Moinlng
Player meeting at 0.30 Biothei Ben
Smith, lendei Preaching serv lee at
The Highest Grade
ShmmB
10.30 a in. bv patnr: topic "Preaching
the Plan of ,i(su" Sunday school at
2 p in Alfi d Roberts, superintend
in I'.vdilua serv Ite nt 7 shnrp
Pi also and song seivlce followed by a
Hunt addles; subject, "The Sunset of
Life" The hand of felowshlp will be
Klveti new members und the ordnance
of the Lord's supper will be udmlnls
leied. Dudley Sttcct Baptist church, Dun
moie, Rev. H. M Roderick, Ph.D.. pas
tor Moinlng service. 10.30, the Iord'H
Supper following: Sundny school nt 12
in : Junior Young People's Chrlstlnn
Endeavor at 4 p. m ; Senior Young
People's Clnistlan Endeavor at 0.30 p.
in: evening service, subject, "'linon
Peter, or the Impulsive Mini," at 7 "W
o'clock. The evening subject is the Hist
nC a series of twelve sermons, especiallj
to men, of queer chaiacteis of tho New
Testament times and their repiesenta
tlves, to be delivered on successive Sun
day evenings by the pastor. Good music
will accompany these addresses, solos
and choruses, with a competent con
ductor. The sermons will be piactlcal,
dealing with living questions. Go and
bring a friend with jou.
Miscellaneous.
Gl ace Hefotmed Episcopal chill eh,
Wyoming nvenue, below Mulbeio
stieet. Rev. Geoige L. Alllc.li, pastor
IPr.oer and pialse seivlce at 0.30 a.
m ; divine worship at 10.30 a. m and
7 30 p. m.; pleaching bv the pastoi,
morning. "The Sabbath," Gen , 2-2-3,
Mnik, 2-27: evening, Danl.. 11:3!-15.
Sabbath school at 12 in : P. P S. C K
nt 0 30 p. in. Seats are free. Strangeis
coidlally Invited. Union Hlble classes
for lesson study on Thursday evening
at 7.15 o'clock. All nro welcome
First Church of Chi 1st (Scientist),
510 Aelnms avenue Sunday services,
10.30 a. m. and 7 30 p in Subject. "The
Doctiine of Atonement" Wednesday
evening meeting nt S o'clock. All wel
come. All Souls' Chinch (T'lilvorsallst) on
Pine street, two doors from Adams
avenue O. R. Beaidsley, pastor. Ser
vices at 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p m. Morn
ing subject, "Ileatsay Evidence"
Evening subject. "Peifect Peace."
Sunday school nfter morning service.
Y. P. C. U. before evening service. A
cordial welcome to all the services.
Calvary Refoimed church, corner
Monine avenue and Gibson street, Rev.
O. W. Welsh, pastor 10 30 a. m. ser
vices, subject, "Give." 11.45, Sunday
school; 0.45, Christian Endeavor, Mr.
Edwaid Welsenlluli, leader: 7..10. even
ing seivlce, subject, "Tho Centiii inn's
Hervnnt."
United Evangelical chinch, Capouse
avenue Hev. C. D. Mooie, pastor.
Sabbath school, !).4" a in ; pleaching,
10 15 a. in. and 7 30 p. ni. Keystone
League Christian Endeavor, 0 30 p m ;
Junior Clnistlan Endeavor. Monday 7
p. in.; praor meeting Wednesduj, 7 30
p. "in. A coullal invitation Is oUended
to the public to attend these services.
Dunmoru Gospel Tabernacle, Jeffer-
Long
's Sons
Jonas
Boys' Suitswere 5J
Go on Saturday only at 2.50
This story concerns tho finest Boys' Suits in the
store about 200 of them that have never sold under
$4.98 a good many of them at $5.98 and a few at 6.98.
The Wash Suits are coming in and room is an
important factor. What matters it then to us if we lose
a few dollors on these two hundred suits.
You'll be the gainer thereby and you'll have one
of the nobbiest and dressiest suits for your boy that
was ever made and for less than half pi ice.
The "Choir Invisible" S.':?.. 43c
James Lane Allen's greatest work over 200,000
have been sold. A limited paper edition has just been
issued are ready for you Saturday here only at 43c
Olir $3.00 Shoe for Men Wo show today for the
first time a new line of
Men's $3.00 Shoes made to our order in the best New
England factory where all the finest shoes come from.
In tan and black newest style toes handsomely made
and finished. See them.
son avenue, near Delaware street, Hev
W. T MacArthur. pastor I'reaching
nt 10.30 n 111 and 7.30 p. in. Mi. Mae -Arthur's
Hlble class at Guernsey hall,
SIS Washington avenue, at 3.30 p. in.
Providence 1'iesby terlan church, Rov.
Geoige E Guild, pastor Sacraments
of tlie Loid's Supper and baptism and
leceptlon of new members ut the
morning seivlce Sunday school al
noon Endeavor meeting nt 0 35, even
ing service, with sermon by tlie pastor
at 7 30.
Tiipp Avenue Clnistlan chinch, Dun
more, Hev. H. R. Hulgln, pastor Sun
day school at 2.30 p. ni ; Communion nt
3.30 p. m ; seimon, subject, "Tho Judg
ment Day," at 7 30 p. m.
TLOREV & BROOKS.
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mrj-y pj-) Res ul" v
8 ' . Vji o 5i- . Ki kf m i JfJ ""- al Jt KA lw ut Jmf j
And you'll see only a bit of its worth. Nevertheless
the Scranton is the handsomest wheel afloat. The '98 wheel
was a graceful wheel. The '99 is the perfection of ele- K
gance itself.
Why
ecause
J Are there more Scrantons sold than any other
wheel ?
Jt is a perfect machine. It always stands
up, and our guarantee is worth something
j as you get direct service from the factory it
self, a point every rider should appreciate.
Prices, $35 and $50.
No Comment Necessary. Always a Winner.
Prices Roadster, $50. Racer, $60. Sun
dries and Repairing. Nickel-Plating
and Enameling.
Iron and Stee
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Blacksmiths'
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Factory and Warehouse, 126 and 128
Franklin Avenue.
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