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THE SCRANTON TRIBUiNE-THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1S99.
EVENTS OP DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
KNNUAL AWARDS AT ST. PAT
RICK'S SCHOOL.
Medals Presented nnd Merited Hec
ofjnitlon Given Many Pupils Tho
Knights ot Pythias, Clgnrmnkers
nnd American Mechanics Elect
Officers John Dcvlno Injured In a
Runaway on South Keyser Ave
nue Class Enteitalnment and
Other Notes.
The annual exhibition or clas work
nnd awntd of medals at St. I'.itrlck'H
parochial ichonl ocelli I oil yesterday.
In tho ton cliff oient clas rooms, where
noailv "no ptipllH aic taiiKht, the work
Df the scholars In chawing, wrltltiR nnd
other InanchcM of study was i'hlhlted,
nnd ndmlred by parents nnd visitors,
who were shown through the building
by tho Sisters In charge.
Ilcv. .1. H. "Whelan, of St Tatilck's
Ohm oh, doseives much credit for tho
retnniUahU' degree of excellence shown
In tho schools, nnd the pupil In the
prnmmar A nnd senior grade ate
"worthy of special mention for tholr
i leverncss. A feature of tho school Is
the orchostia, which Is composed of
the following musician: Mary .Toidan
nnd Nina F.ihev. lollns; Frank lie
Hale, 'cello; lary CuslcU, Mary Quln
inn, John Paddcn, mandolins, Frank
Kudden, Mortimer Ilog.m. Kdward Mr
tinn. Anna Ilutst, banjos; I.awtonee
MeWllllnms. Josiph JleCnffun, An
gelina McAndiews, Alice Cooper, Mary
Glblin, gultni; Mabel Mullen, planHt.
The pupils in music who showed im
provement In the first giade nnd weio
awarded medals, were Ti.ronco Me
"Williams, Frank Faddeu, M.iry Joidan
nnd Mary Cusick. In the second grade,
Sadie Atthurs was the ire Intent of a
medal for improvement In stenog
raphy, wheie the pupils l.ingo from 12
In 15 yeais of ago. t-ome excellent sp-M-niens
of work, both in shorthand and
typewriting weie exhibited An 01 ipr
Inal acrostic on "St. Aloj sins," com
posed by Timothy O'Connell, Is devolv
ing of special mention. Tne cthfr
pupils who distinguished thenihelvcs In
this dcpaitment were Allie Cmey.
Tctcsa McCoy.Wllllam O'lloyle, Charles
Dlobinson, Paul Stiaknit and Aathony
Sullivan.
snxion GrtADi:.
Tho pupils of the -enloi gi.'do. whero
.iitlstlc nnd mechanical di awing Is
taught, the best specimens of work Is
on exhibition. The pupils in the me
chanical drawing cla-s aie .Joseph Mc
Caffrey. I.awieiue McWllliams. Morti
mer Ilogan, Kate ISuekloy, Alice Itld
dtl and Maiv Mlliphy Sped.il men
tion foi uitlstk diawlng Is glen Will
iam O'Uoyle and TimotlH O'Connell.
In mathematics Joseph McCaffioy,
I.awtence Mi Williams Mortimei ilo
gan Wilting Angela Mai It, i:l7n-
Paine's Celery Compound 75c
Pinkham's Compound 70c
Pierce's Golden Medical Dis 75c
Mellon's Food 38c and 55c
or.our.i: w. jcn'kins-,
1 01 S. Main Aenu:
A Little
Ahead of Time
As the Trade Generally Figures It, but
Just in the Nick of Time.
It brings the bargain benefits offered within the
reach of thrifty and far seeing holiday shoppers. Shirt
Waists for ladies of such faultless excellence and ex
quisite beauty have never before been offered in Scran
ton so early in the season, at such tempting prices,
but stock taking will be completed within 10 days from
date, and to be candid with you, we'd rather see the
cash than the best stock there ever was on our balance
sheets. In some of the finer numbers offered sizes are
slightly broken, but you can count on getting some
thing to suit in every sale price named :
29 Cents
Uuys the pick of as nice a half dol
lar line as was eer shown In Scian
ton. Choice mnteilals, designs and
cer endless choice of patterns.
Closing Price, 29c
69 Cents
Quite a Jump In pi lee, but Its the
nearest wo can come under the fit
cumstances. For service you can.
not get a better waist at any pi Ice.
White, some of the designs, show
style enough nnd to spare.
Closing Price, 69c
98 Cents
And you can take your pick of any
fancy colored shirt waist ttock,
selling as high as J1.7C. Previous to
this announcement some of thesu
waists are positively works ot art,
notwithstanding: the
Closing Price, 98c
Novelties in
rive Almost Daily
Summer
r
a
THE DOCTORS' FAVORITE
Doctors everywhere, commend Hos
tettoi's Btomnch Hitters Druggists
everywhere oll It. For half a con
tury It has cured nil troubles caused
by weak or neglooted stomachs.
It euros as well as prevents con
stipation and Imparts a hoalthy
tone to tho whole yetom-
It Irnnrlably
brings health
and trcnctli
to the user.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH
BITTERS.
both lJurfy. In mnp drawing, all the
pupils in tho (Iramniar A and senior
grade ate worthy of special lecognltlon.
Composition Mary Jot dan, Anna
Hurst, Alice Cooper, Sainh Fadden and
r.otctta Fnhey. Medals for good at
tendance were awarded to Mabel Mul
len and Teresa McCoy.
In Grammar A, medals for attend
ance weio awarded to Margaret Flem
mlng, Margaret McCatthy, Maiy Olb
lln. Heglna McDetmott and Joseph Gib
bons. The pupils who showed genernl
Improvement weio Robert Collins, John
Ollroy, Thomas Mcllugh. flood con
duct Mai la Heese. Mathematics Mar
gatct Gilioy, Nur.i Fnhey, Suiah Ar
thuis Elizabeth McCaffioy, William
Poigeng. Drawing John Gilioy. Writ
ing Kobeit Collins, IMwaid McCann.
Susan Cauavan.
In the other glades, medals and mer
ited leiognltlons were gien as follows:
Grammar C Medal for attendance,
Miry Oerrity. Drawing James Cnnnms,
IMuunl MiHsctt. I.otetta I.avelle, Joitii
Paddcn Writing Mary M.igliran, Maty
Quitman Annie Ci.iue, Alice Mullen In
termediate A Medal for good conduct,
i:ila Ilers.e. For drawing Margaret Jcn
nlngs was awaided a medal and special
nut It, and Joseph McConvlllo also re
ceived sinilla." rcicgt.ltlon Thomas
l"Mbe ncilwd a mul.il in wilting and
Sti Hi McAncltew in Christian doctrine
Florence McCnnn was ci edited with
merit mallei for iippllc.itlon to work.
IN'TmtUEDIATK GRADU
Intcrimillate. fouith grade. Uranism
Tlniothv SullUan Writing M uy llurlcc
l't luting Mariu Mullen Fifth grade
Drawing, Maigaiet and Joseph WaNh
Wilting and alllhmctlc, l.ll,il)( 111 ltob
Inson Allthuictlc, Sadie Neville, Mabel
Qutnnau ltcadlng an J aritliinetlc, Jo
soph MiKcima '
I'rlmury A Medal foi attenil.mee, An
thon Gill. Special mention William
Mullen. John l'ugh Annie Moiau, Maiy
Wolsleffer, Archie .-iullh .111. Julia Caiey,
Janiir. Durkln, Annie JlcAudiew, Mary
McDcimolt, Teresa Hruuo, Nellie Lang in.
'I bird grade Good conduct nnd attend,
ante, Willie Mcllugh. Special mention,
llichird l.iwliss Flunk Ciowlej, Mai
garet M( Andrew, Jit If 11 Pagan, llele
I'licmu Fo, Thomas MeCon lllo. Malic
l.nrkin, Margant I'.inavaii Thomas Mul
len, Heglna CatuiMin
First prlmarj Genenl improeiuont,
Sirah MeKeuni, Willie Tooniev. Annie
Glbnej, Annie l'ugh, T.lzrlc Mullen, Sec
ond primarv Drawing. William Je li
nings. Wilting and arithmetic, Willie
Zazzailno James Gnll.ighei Willie
Douglicr John T.nleu. James Donnhiu,
Thomas l.on, Joseph Mctliigh, Mai
giret l.iwless, Agues Glhnv. Julia l.iw
less sai.eh I'oj, Johanna Connors Mary
Shields, Gciuiee Mosler. Martha Pa
gan, Geoige Watson, l'lank McAnditW,
Willie Mullen.
The teachers of the school are vciv
enthusiastic over the woils of the pu
lilr, and speak highly of the t-eneial
dppentment and conduct eif all the at
tendants. Tho attendance has so in
creaeel that there is scarcely room
enough to accommodate nil the pupils
who attend.
39 Cents
Piich Is the new pi Ice for fi'c shitt
wuists The ninge of coloilngs, pat
terns and materials is still complete.
Tho ate Mituully thiown away at
the
Closing Price, 39c
89 Cents
Huys waists identical with those of.
fered at $l,.'1 earlier In the season.
Materials, tilmmlngs, woikmanshlp
and design all Join In proclaiming
these elegant shiit-walsts as neatly
perfect as skill can make them.
Closing Price, 89c
$1.00
Huys an attractive white waist of
unquestlcVialilu quality and ptetty
beyond description. $1 25 and $1 V
buys liner goods of more elaborate
design und greater wealth of trim
mings. Sizes in white waists nre
complete.
Prices, $1, $1.25, $1.75
Skirts and Waists Ar-
Warehouse
NIJWLY KUJCTHD OFF1CEIIB.
The following officers wore olected by
the members of Patagonia lodge, No.
OOel, Knights of Pythias, last evening
Chancellor, Ileese J. Kvans: vice-chancellor,
Thomas H. Jones; orator, Theo
dore Hrvdon; master of exchequer
David 1). Kvnns, mnster of finance,
David D. Iewls; master-at-arms,
Bavid S, James; master of work, Mor
ris Jones, Inner guard, Thomas It
T.ewls; outer guard, William I Jones,
tttlstee, D, l. Evans; representative to
Grand lodge, David D. Lewis.
Clgarmakers" union, No 2', elected
officers ns follows: President, J. P.
Ilnrlch; vice-president, Peter Burshell,
recording secretary, J. A Kntzwlnkle;
financial secretary, Daniel Hauls;
treasurer, H C. ScIiquct, sergeant-at-anus,
II, M. Kchmldt.
West Scrnnton council, No. 497, Jr.
O. V. A. M.. officers; Councillor, 13
11. Christmas, vice-councillor, Jacob
Schroeder; lecordlng secretary, ai. F.
Decker; assistant recoidlng secretary,
A. J. Schnffer; llnnnclal secretary, W.
Christ; treasurer, D. A. Jones; con
ductor, J. C. Pleice; warden, Edward
Schroedet; Inside sentinel, Charles
Knhler; outside sentinel, Charles M.
ailller; tiustee, eighteen months, W. J.
Neave; lepresentatlve to state council
for two yeais, H. H. Christmas; alter
nate, A. E. Spencer; chaplain, F. J.
Neave.
ENTEIITAIN.MENT AND SOCIAL.
Classes Nos. 11 and lfi of the Taber
nacle Congregational Sunday school
hold an enteitalnment and social in the
chinch last cvonlnc which was well
attended. Tho Anthiaclte and Big Four
quartettes gao several selections nnd
weio well received.
Solos were sung by John II. Jones,
Ellen ainrkwlek, Harvey Evans, atiss
Nelson, Caleb Evans and May Harris,
aliases Mulligan, Jessie and Pearl
Freeman and ailnnle and Willie kin
der sane duets, and recitations were
given by Daniel Williams, atiss Young,
lllodwen Jenkins and Charles Cadw
tfnn. Instrumental selections weie con
tributed by Ilenjamln and aiiss Hughes,
Kefreshments weie seived.
KEYSEE AVENUE CHAPTER.
A new chapter of the Epworth league
will bo organized this evening at tho
Kejser Avenue mission of tho Simp
son aiethodlst Episcopal church. Super
intendent William C. Crawford, who
has been in dial go of tho mission since
Its inception, will have charge of the
exeielsts and will be assisted by tho
membeis of the league.
John J. F. York, ptesident of the
City union, and Jttss Anna Hughes
will read papers pertaining to the
league woik and a tccpptlon of mem
beis and a social will follow.
GENEKAL NEWS NOTES.
James Dovine, a huckstei, was In
Juied In u uinaway on South Keyser
avenue Tuesday afternoon.
The. execut've board of the First
Baptist church will meet this eenlng
at Deacon's home on Lafayette street.
Tiie funeial of the la to lludolph
Wlnebrake will be held this afternoon.
Services will be conducted at St. Luke's
chinch at ".30 o'clock nnd Initial will
be made In Potest J..111 cemeteij.
The temalns of air. and airs. Wil
liam Deacon's child were privately in
teried in the Washbutn street cetne
teiy yestciday afternoon.
Tlie aiotheis' Jewels will be enter
tained in tho Simpson aiethodlst Epis
copal ohm eh toinonow afternoon.
The City union of Chilstinn Endeav
or societies will hold a tally In the
Washburn Street Piesbytetlan church
this evening.
A icceptlon will lie given this even
ing at the home of ailchael Giant, on
Langstaff avenue, to the ladles who
assisted tho membeis of the Keyser
Valley Hose company at tholr recent
picnic.
Geoigo Urown, foreman of the black
smith shop at the Cliff wotks, was pre
sented with a gold chain and chaim
and a Winchester rilio by his associ
ates yesteiday. air. Urown will leave
tomoirow for Wyoming tenitory.
Thole was no meeting of Company F
In St. David's hall last evening. None
of the niembets put In an appeaiance.
Tho superintendents, teachers and
older pupils of the Washburn Stieot
Presbyteiinn Sunday school met last
evening and few mutated plans for the
study of lessons and furtheiing the
general school wot It.
A dog owned by James Dunn, of
Helleue, bit Arthur Lojshon, the tea
ngent lecently and caused him much
anxiety. Complaint was made to
aiayor aioir yesterday and the animal
will be shot this morning.
The membeis of Robert aionls lodge.
Older of American Ttue Ivoritos, will
meet this evening and elect officers.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Arch Urown, of .Scrnnton street,
spent Satuiday and Sunday at Lake
Sheildan.
air. and .Mis. David Wylle, who were
man led a week ago, have icturned
fiom their wedding tUj) and nre at
home to their ft lends at 1005 Scranton
st i cut.
.Mr. and aiis. jr. r. Wymbs, of Jack
son stieet, are entertaining Dr. and
aiis. Finneity, of Uuffalo.
MINOOKA.
ailss Annie Fitzhenry, tho estimable
daughter of School Diiector John Fitz
henry. of aialn street, was united in
marriage at St Joseph's Catholic
church yesterday morning to John Mc
Donald, a well known and popular
cuing man of Dunmore. The couple
weie wedded with a nuptial muss, Rev.
W. A. Gonnan officiating. The bilde
was attended b ailss alary Coyne.
Edward aieDade, of Dunmore, was
gioomsman. After the ceremony a ie
ceptlon wus held at tho home of the
btlde. air and aiis aioDonald left on
the afternoon tialn for Atlantic City.
VfeVfcb'"fc
What do the
Children
Drink?
Don't givo them tea or coffee.
Jlavo you tried tho new food drtuk
called GRAlN-O? It it delicious
nnd nourishing and takes tho placo
of coffeo.
Tho inoro Grain-O you glvo tho
children tho more health you distri
bute through their systems.
Grain.Oisraadeof puro grains, nnd
when properly prepared tastes liko
the choico grades of coffee but costs
about i as ranch. All grocers sell
it. 15c. und 25c.
1 InilitthatTourcroceri'lreavaiinnAtK.n W
Accept no UuiutioD. 0
kvd
'Daffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey
A True
For
Fragile
Wometi
A Pure
Healthful
Stimulant
Alt Druggists.
OIcdictM.
NORTH SCRANTON NEWS.
Marriage of John E. Payno and Han
nah It. Davis Took Placo Yes
terday Y. V7. C. A. Social
Tomorrow evening.
air. John V. Payno and ailss Hnn
nah R. Davis, of West aiarkct street,
were married yesteiday afternoon at
the Ilapttst parsonage on Notth Main
avenue, by Rev. W G. Watklns. Mr.
and airs. Payne aro very popular and
highly esteemed thioughuiit the city.
Arrangements had been made for nn
elaborate wedding and a wedding tour,
but these were dispensed with on ne
count of tho sad and sudden death of
the bride's father, air. David K. Davl3,
which occurred on Monday ot last
wtelr. The jouns couple will reside
on Williams street.
TOLD IN A FEW LINES
Rev. W. fl Watklns will leave on
an early train this morning for a
point in Northumberland county, where
lie will marry a former member of his
church, to a Philadelphia lawyer at
noon today.
Officer WatKlns arrested John P.
Dyer und George Sanders, two bicy
clists, for riding on the Rldcwalk, yes
terday. They were arraigned before
Aldermnn aieyere und wore fined $3
each.
Tho North Scranton branch of the
loung AVomen's Christian association
will hold a social at their rooms on
North aialn avenue, tomorrow even
ing, at which Ice cream and cake will
bo served. They invite tho kind pat
ronage of evtiy one Intel osted In tho
work of the association.
The St. Vetonlca's Young Ladles'
Temperance -ociety will hold an Im
portant meeting in St. ainry's hall on
Filday evening. A complete' attend
ance is desired.
Rescue hido, No 371. Knights of
Pythias, at their regular meeting on
Tuesday evening, elected the following
officers lor the ensuing year: Chan
cellor commander, William Freize vice
conimandei, W. D. Christmas; aiaster
ot arms W. E. atorgan; keeper of rec
ords nnd seal, W. J. Owens; keeper of
finance, Thomas J. Jones; prelate, "W.
J. Davis; Inside guaid, David A. Evans;
outside guard, Rlehaid Tonkins.
The Walla- Wahs will hold their
weekly social at St. Clary's hall this
evening.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Herbert aiuson, the AVest aiarket
stieet leweler, has moved from New
York street to AVnyne avenue.
ailss Sarah aioran, of Hollow stieet.
Is the guest of her sister at Sayre, this
state.
aiiss Elizabeth Palmer, of Delaware
stieet, will leave on aionday for San
Bornardlna, Cal.
airs. Titus Lewis, of AVavnc avenue,
has letutned from a visit with her son,
aiorgan Lewis, of Uostnn, aiass.
George Dickerson and George Davis
have returned from a veiy successful
fishing tour in the streams of Susque
hanna county.
air. Thomas ITaiilngton, of Ashley,
spent yesteiday with frlendb here.
DUNMORE DOINGS.
Eev. H. 33. Zimmerman, of Clarion,
Pa., United in Marriage to Miss
Lillio L. Saundeis Other
Marriages This Evening.
Rev. H. E. Zimmerman, pastor of the
Lutheian church. Clarion, Pa., and
ailss Llllle "L. Saundeis were united in
mnnlage at the home of the latter's
parents, air. and airs D. A. Saunders,
CJ3 New York stieet, last evening at 8
o'clock by the Rev. E. E. Dixon, pastor
of the East Stroudsbutg aiethodlst
Episcopal church
The ceremony was witnessed by the
Immediate friends of the young couple
only, who were gathered In the parlor
as the biide and groom entered. The
bride was attended by her sister, ailss
A'liglnla Saunders, while air. Roy
Saundeis, brother of tho bride, waited
upon the gioom. The brldo was dressed
in white organdie, and carried bridal
roses. The btielesmaid was dtessed in
oigandle over pink, and carried roses.
air. and airs. Zimmerman left on tho
10.10 Delaware, Lackawanna and "West
ern train for Hanlsburg and other
places of Interest, including AVashlng
ton, York nnd Gottjsburg. They will
reside at Claiion, Pa. Rev. air. Zim
merman Is a populat young man with
a blight futuie.
SHORT NEAVS ITEaiS.
Professor Charles F. Nlemeyer and
aiiss Catherine Urden will be married
nt the bride's homo, on Dudley street,
this evening.
The marrluge of Theodore Zelgler and
ailss Diana Capwell will also be sol
emnized this evening.
Superintendent Uovnrd will hold tho
teachers' examinations In the High
school building today, commencing at
9 o'clock a. m.
The school board will nuet tomor
row, but they will not elect the teach
ers until July 10.
A law n social will bo held at tho
homo of the Rev. A. J. A'nn Cleft this
evening, under the auspices of tho
Ladles' Aid society. The American
band Is expected to bo piesent.
SIIS3 Sarah Jones, of Jermyn, Ir
spending a few days tit the homo of
her aunt. airs. Richatd AVebbcr, of
Harper street.
ailss Lora Felton, of Kingston, spent
yesteiday with fi lends on Chestnut
stieet.
aits. Isabella Keagle has leturned
home, after spending the past week
with relatives at Piiceburg and Peck
vllle. ailss ainile Webber, of Harper street,
left yesterday morning for Strouds
burg, whero she will ntteud commence
ment exciclses at the State Normal
school.
Pea Coal Delivered, $1.25,
to South Side, central city and central
Hydo Park. Address orders to C. II.
Bharltey, 1814 Cedar ave. 'Phono 6683.
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Comet Lodge, K. of P., Elect Officers.
Joseph Lockncr Committed to
County Jail John A. Neula
Injured in a Runaway.
Tlie annual election of officers of
Comet lodge, Knights of Pythias, took
place at the regular meeting of the
lodge, held nt Hartmau's hall Tuesday
evening.
The result of the balloting was as
follows1 Chancellor commander, John
Gnpp, vice chancellor, Charles Hues
trr; prelate, 11. K. Klaumlnzer; mas
ter of woils, ai. Wovshner; master nt
arms, AIoImo Rtidler master of finance,
Geoicje Schnntz1 master of exchequer,
E. J. Robinson; Inner guard, Fred
Kessler; outer sunn!, Philip Khthardt,
tiustee eighteen months, P. P. Neuls,
tepiesentntlvo to grand lodge, Jnmo3
lllid: representative to rythlun Relief
bureau, II, K. Klaumlnzer.
SHORT NEWS ITEMS
Joseph Lockncr, rear SOI Cedar ave
nue, was arraigned before Alderman
LentPS vestetdny on the chat go ot as
sault and battel v, threatening to kill
drunk nnd dlsordeily and abusing his
family, Tho much accused man's wife
prcfeirreet the charges Uy common
consent all chatges but that of being
drunk and disoulerly were dlsmlsed,
and on the remaining one tho defend
ant was sentenced to fifteen days in
tho county Jail.
City Assessoi John A. Neuls met with
a painful accident yesteiday morning.
While driving along Pittston avenue,
near Willow street, his horse became
frightened and made a quick turn, up
setting the carriage", air. Neuls was
thiown out, landing on his right elbow.
The arm sustained a double fracture,
and he was otherwise cut and bruised.
Ho will be confined to his home for
several days.
Rev. Peter Christ, pastor of St.
aiary's congregation, was agreeably
surpiisod yesterday moinlng and last
night by membeis of his congregation
nnd the pupils of the parochial school.
The occasion was St Peter's day, and
an excellent progtammo was tendered
in the morning by tho pupils. In the
evening tho reverend father was sere
naded by tho members of the choir.
James Wrd, the Cedar avenue dry
goods and gtocery merchant, yesterday
added to his stoic a shoe department.
Ira Stevens, of Pittston avenue, has
returned from a visit at Sterling.
The citizens' committee will tonight
confer vilth A. H Koons, the contrac
tor who Is to undertake tho construc
tion of the South Side sewer.
GREEN RIDGE.
air. and airs. R. E. Cokolv, of Ca
pouse avenue, have returned from a
visit to Susquehanna.
airs. It a Orr, of New York sttrrt. Is
visiting her patents in Holllstervillo.
A surprise party was tendered ailss
Edith Dunn, of Delaware street, on
aionday evening, the occasion being her
sixteenth birthday.
air. and airs. Hlnes, of New York
street, aro entertaining friends from
Pactoryvllle.
Tooth brushes, all sizes and prices.
The finest In the eitv nt aianners' phar
macy, 020 Green Ridge street.
Mrs. S. C. Dorsey will hold teas at
her home at Sill Delaware street, each
afternoon and evening this wo-""k. ailss
ltynn.1, a Jarancse lady, will be? pres
ent with fancy needlework and curios
of Japan.
J. V. Knapp, of Cnpouso avenue, is
spending a few days at EaM Branch,
N. Y.
AY. R. aianners, the Green Ridge
street diugglst. Is spending a few days
fishing at Ransom.
AA'illlams' Ice cream for sale at Ban
nisters' bakery on Capouse avenue; 40
cents a quart. Tiy It.
ailss Jennie Palmer, of Madison ave
nue, Is vlsltlnc nt Lake Ariel.
Julius Koch has received notice ot
having passed the preliminary examin
ation for Cornell university with a
high percentage
Professor and airs. H. L. Burdlck and
ailss Elizabeth Palmer, leave aionday
tor Pasedena, Cal , for the summer.
Frank '"ox, of Dover, N. J., Is tho
guest of atr. C. S. Sopor, of Capouse
avenue.
Imperial Queen Hair Tonic at aian
ners" phaimacy, 920 Green Ridgo street.
the greatest hair grower known. BOo
a bottle.
Y. P. S. C. E. Annual Convention at
Detroit.
For this occasion the Lehigh A'alloy
railroad will sell tickets to Detiolt nnd
j etui n at one fare for the lound trip.
Tickets on sale for all trains (except
the Black Diamond express) July 3d to
6th, limited to return to July 15th, In
clusive. Uy deposit of ticket with Joint
agent at Detroit, on or befoio July 12th,
and payment of fee of DO cents, return
limit will bo extended to leave Detroit
to August 15th, inclusive. For further
particulars, consult Lehigh Valley tick
et ugents.
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An extraordinary sale
of women's fine silk waists
Being over-stocked on fancy silks we picked out about two hundred waist pat
terns ranging in price from $1.25 to $3.50 the yard and had them made to our spec
ial order into the most magnificent line of silk waists we have ever shown. These
waists having been made according to our direction, combine more style and richer
elegance than you can find in the majority of ready-to-wear garments. Of that you
can convince yourself at a glance. We have included some of the richest and most
expensive taffetas and brocades in this lot and have sorted them in four great lots :
10 for waists s 0 for waists Q for waists a q
.98 that arc 7.98 that are -.98 that are A.98
worth from JLri worth from Qj worth from wr
There are about six distinctly different styles some of them being tucked in clusters front
and back. No such display of silk waists has ever greeted you before, and certainly no such low
prices lor values such as we offer you here.
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CHANGE OF FIRM.
The Entire Stock of
Bronson & Tallman
High Grade Men's Furnish
ings and Hats
To Be Closed Out Below Cost
The prices quoted below are just a few of tlie many
bargains the new firm gives the public in order to make
room tor the new Fall Stock now being manufactured.
Hats.
Hoys' Senate Braid Straw, old price,
Jl; sale price, CO cents.
Men's huts, nssortcd shapes old price,
Be cents; sale price, .v, cents.
aien's noilgh Stiawi, olel price, Jl; said
price, 50 cents.
aim's Curl ltrim Straws, old price, 2;
silf price, t.
aten's Curl Brim (Dimlup), old price,
$3; sain pi ice, $t 25.
aien's Curl Brim (Dunlapj, old price,
Hi sale prlcei, J2.
aien's Derby and Alpine shapes, Just
half of former nrlce.
Ladles' Dunlap Sailors. $, $3, $4 qual
ity, all to bo closed out at $1.
Collars.
The Anchor brand of collars, which
were sold at 1C cents; balo price, 9 cents,
3 for 2i cents.
Neckwear.
13-cent wish ties; sale pi Ice. 5 centB.
2Vccnt quality, all shapes; sale pi ice, 19
cents, 3 for JM cents.
ft) cent qiialltv, all shapes; sale price,
33 cents, 3 for Jl.
t qi'nllty, all shipcs; sale prlc 3
cents each.
Suspenders.
2'.-cent quality; 11 cents, 3 for TO cents.
M-cent quality; Pi cents 3 for Jl.
Jl quality; salo price, 30 cents.
A big line of Handkerchiefs, Bath Robes, Bags and Traveling
Cases, riackintoshes and Storm Coats, and dozens of other articles
to be closed out below cost Call and convince yourself that we adver
tise nothing but facts.
Sale Now
At Bronson & Tall
412 Spruce Street,
LOUIS I ISAACS,
OBITUARY.
William Cornish, for mnny oars en
gaged in the meat business at SIC C.ipouso
avenue, died yesterday afternoon at 3 30
o'clock after a brief Illness. I to was beirn
Juno 2, 1SW, nt Stratton, Cornwall, Eng
land, and came to this country at the ago
of tlo yeari with his patents, who set
tled at Carbondalc. lie remained thero
until 1S39, when he mairiud ailss Anule
lllgglns nnd came to Scranton to wont
for tho Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western company as a blacksmith. In
1S0J he enllstt'cl with Captain l'rnnk K.
Hnln hi Company C. Forty-llrst I'enn
slanla mllttla. At the clase of the war
he leturned to Scranton and engaged In
tho meat business, continuing In that em
ployment until his death. He Is sui
ived by his wife, one daughter, Eliza
beth, and three tons, William A , of
Austin, III.; Henry and l'rnnk. Ho was
a member of the Independent Older of
Odd Fellows. The funeral arrangements
h ive not as jet been completed. The de
ceased was a man highly respected bj all
his nelghbois and friends and was u
rtitm"otlc citizen and upright, lionest
man.
Irene A., tho S-j ear-old daughter of
air. and airs. James C. aioffatt, of Dun
more. died jesterelay afternoon The fu
neral will bo pilvate and Interment will
be made In tho Dunmore cemetery.
CASTOR 1 A
Tor Infants and Children,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
Signature of
for waists
for
that are
that
worth from
worth
$4 to $5.
$5 to
CkLZ&:
THE LEADER '
Scranton Store, 124-126 Wyoming: Avenue.
Shirts.
All the Jl quality shirts at 75 cents.
Special lot of colored bosoms at B0
cents.
atanhattan Xegllgee and stiff bosom,
the Jl 30 eiuallty, sale pilce, Jl.
atanhattan Stilus, the U and J! oual
ll sale pi Ice. Jl.CO
Sirelj lot of silk bosom shirts, were
Jl and Jt.30, to go at S3 cents.
Sjieelil lot of nllk bnom shirts, thft
Jl.M quality, to go at Jl 13.
Belts.
All 21-cent belts to go at ID cents; 3 tr
CO cents.
All co-cent bcltB to ro at 33 cents; 3 for
$1. i
All $1 belts to go at 03 cents.
Hosiery.
.All 2"-ccnt plain and fancy hosiery;
sale price, IS cents, 3 for 60 cents.
All CO-ccnt plain and fancy hosiery;
salo price " cents. 3 for Jl.
All Golf Hose at lu It prlie.
Underwear.
All 30-cent underwear to go at 33 cents,
3 lor Jl.
All "3-ccnt and Jl quality to ro at 60
cents each. .
A 1 IiIbIi Rrade underwear at half price.
23 per c cnt discount on all Dr. Jaeg
ci's I'nderivear.
Going On
man's Old Stand,
Scranton, Pa.
Successor to Bronson & Tallman,
Men's Furnishers and Hatters
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Prices from
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Mears Building,
140-142 Washington Ave. .4.
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