THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1S99.
8
DAY'S DOINGS IN
DUNMORE BOROUGH
COUNCIL AND SCHOOL BOARD
MET LAST EVENING.
Council Decided to Buy New Hoso
nnd Transacted Other Important
Business The Dickson Estate Will
Open Dupuo Street if They Are
Released from Damages New
Teachers for the Various Schools
Were Elected by the School Board,
the Contests Being Very Close In
Some Instances "The Mouse
Trap" to Bo Presented Other Newa
Notes and Personals.
The council met In regular session
last cvcnlnB, Tlio toll cull Hhowed
that all the momberH weio present hut
McCulloch. Tlio minutes of tin last
meeting were lead anil upui ovcil.
The following committees leported
progress: rinance, Judiciary, board
of health and electric light.
Sir. Weber, chairman ot the fire com
mittee, reported that the hose of tho
John U. Smith Hose company was in
had shape. He said he thought it
would bo in order to purchase some
new hose.
A motion was made by Mr. Ward
th.it the council put chase one thous
and feet. Mr. McAlliter said that COO
feet Mas the limit allowed etch com
pany. So n motion to th.it effect was
then inttoduced and passed.
Burgess Dan Powell then inttoduced
Mr. A. Ii. Dunning, chief engineer of
the Dunning Knglneeiing nnd Con
struction company, who made a
speech, tho substance of which will
be found In another column.
Mr. Weber lcpotted that they had
Insured the hose and stationary In the
different hose rooms fot file years at
$1,000 a year.
Mr. I'.iylon said that he thought
that the system Inttoduced by Mr.
Dunning was veiy good and made a
motion that It be lett in the hands of
the lite committee.
Mr. Dunning thuuked the council for
the kind consideration thej had given
hi m and said that he would be glad
to furnish any Information that they
would wish.
Mr. Palmer was aw aided the con
tract for sodding the botough yard.
Mr. Webber, of polite Lommlttte,
said that thev hae appointed two
new patrolmen at a salaty of $13 a
anontlf.
Kx-Tnx Collector Boland was pres
ent mid asked that the council gle
him n settlement for 'S3 and '00. Mr.
Waul moved that the council meet Mr.
liolaud on July 23 and settle the '03
tax.
Mis. Haggeity, of the routth waul,
was exonerated fiom all personal tux
for 'OS.
Mr. Pnyton then moved that the
council adveitlse for bids for tlio lay
ing of cross-walks nnd gutters The
boiough attorney suggested that Mr.
Tayton inlte bids and sae the cost
of adei Using. The suggestion was
adopted.
Tho stteet commlsMoner was in
structed to make the necesniy re
pahs on Depcw street below Chuich
Htreet. Ml. Jones ?uld the engineer
told him that the Dickson (.state will
open tho street fiom Delaware to Web
Mor uenue. providing tho pioperty
ownpis were willing to sign a leleaso
from all damage".
The repmt of Huigess Powell was re
ceived and placed on file. He had col
lected $"il in fines. Mr. Webber lepoit
'd that he had a list of ollcei? of the
new hose company in Johnson's patch,
known us tho "O. H. Johnson." Mr.
ra ton made u motion that the O. P.
Johnson lloto company Xo. 7 be ac
cepted. SCHOOL. BOARD MEETING.
An ndlouined meeting of the school
boaid was held in Xo. 1 school build
ing last evening. Tho meeting was
called for the purpose of electing school
teachcis for the coming school teini,
nnd any other minor business that
might come befoio the bontd. Tho
membeis present weie Messrs. Webber,
Kell.ttn, Spencer, Costello, McPeek and
Miller. The meeting was called to or
der at 8 13 o'clock and a huge numjior
of citizens had gathered in and about
tho diiec tors' loom, showing that gieat
inteiest was being manifested In the
business of the eenlng.
Tho applicants for the position ot
muslo teacher weie C. B. Dei man nnd
William AV. Jones. On the fourth bal
lot Jones leeched four otes and Der
lnnn two otes. Jones was dechued
elected.
The following applications weie re
ceived for the position of school teach
cis: Misses Ella Noon, B. T. Moone,
Maigaret Eden, Maria Webber, Mary
llefferon, Gouldsboio; Kate McHale,
Xilzzlo Gallagher, Maigaiet Cawlej,
Bailie Price, Bessie Easton, Evallne M.
lercdlth, Scranton, Annie M. Bishop,
Bridget Glnley, Ella Scott. Maggie Mc
Donnell, Ella IFlannelly, Anna McHale,
Kato Ward, E. A. Farrell, Maigaret B.
Kelly, Mary Early. Mary Cullen, Hat
tie E Bldler, Wllkes-Buire. Jennie
Rundell. Margaiet Relrdon. May Hoin,
Jessie M. Swartz, M. McEane, Ella
Swift. Nellie Harding, Mullenburg;
Xoia O'Hara, Kate Eelidnn, Mattha C.
Matthews, Margaret Golden, Helen J.
Iiaker.Wnerl, Gerttudo Morris, Mary
B. McHale, Maigaret Duggan, Eleanor
Tell, Me
What's
In Your,
Oil Can
"And I'll tell jrou what iort
cfullchtyou'rot'Ottlne. If
I It'i a poor oil you'rs got-
IttDcapoor llgut. Iiotutngi
liurer. If It's our
Headlight
Water White,
Oil
Yon hate real lamp luxury.
No charred wlcki, no ilU
agreeable odort, no imoltr
chlmneji. If tbeie are worth
baTlog, tell your dealer to
upply 70a hereafter with
oar ueaaiigQt water none
Oil. Nadebr
ATLANTIC REFININB CO. ,
wmmmmmmm
Torturing
Disfiguring Humors
Itching, Burning, and Scaly
Eruptions of the Skin and
Scalp with Loss of Hair
CURED BY CUTICURA.
Ttio treatment Is simple, direct, agreeable,
intf economical, and Is adapted to tlio soune-
and cronomlral, and Is adapted to tlio jouiir
rut Infant as well as adults of every nee
rut Infant as well as adults of every nee
Halho the alToctrd parts with Hot Water;
ami CiinruRA Koav to cleanse tlio skin of
crusts and scales, and soften tlio thickened
cutlclo. Dry, without hard rottblnR, and
apply CnneonA Olntmont freely, to allay
Itching, irritation, and Inflammation, and
soothoand heal, and lastlytake thoCtmcuiiA
Resolvent to cool and cleatmo tho hlood.
This treatment affords Instant relief, permits
rest and sleep, and points to a speedy, perma
nent, and economical cure, whim all other rem
edies and even the host physicians fall.
RdilfTsrjwhw. rlra.Tni 8it.II Mior.CctlctSi
Sor.!Uo lOiimiinT.aoe t iuwi.viKT(litlt;iH),Mb
l'OTTiN Druo AifD CniH. Coir , Sol. Prop, , Holloa
at" " How to Cure llumort," tlpi track, frt.
D. Gild, Ilawley: Annie Pool, Scranton;
Kato O. Sweeney, Hannah Cullen,
Mary ailligan,Julla H. Firman, niooms
burg, Kva Montgomery, I-ucretla O.
Snyder, Kato Mongan, Elizabeth M.
Robertson, Kiln Black, Mary Lcnon,
Kato Flnncrly, Rose Hoffman, Martha
Murphy, P.. J. Walsh, Mrs. Eva Klzer,
Anna McDonnell, Xellle Dougherty,
Messrs. IS. X. Davis, Royal Taft, Jo
seph H. Gray, John Foley, P. S. Mc
Gnrrlgan, Scranton; W. J. Snyder,
nimhurst; Charles Nlemcyer
The election resulted as follows: No,
I building Piinclpal, R. X. Davis, as
sistant principal. C. F. Xlemeyer; pre
paratory loom, Miss H. T. Mooney; Xo.
II room. John Foley; Xo. 10 loom, Miss
Ij Gallagher; Xo. II loom, Miss Moggie
McDonnell: Xo. 8 room, Miss Nana
Webbei, Xo. 7 loom, Miss Uicdlcr; Xo.
C loom, Miss Cullen, Xo. 5 room, Miss
E. Black, Xo. 4 loom, Miss K. Swee
ney, Xo .1 room, Miss Gllllgan; Xo 2
room. Miss Xoone, Xo. 1 room, Miss
Ella Swift.
Xo 2 school Principal, SIIss Kato
Mongan, Xo. 7 loom, Miss Eleanor Gill,
Xo t room, Mls-s Kate Mcllule, Xo. 5
room. Miss S. Price. Xo. 4 loom, Miss
M. Relrdon, Xo. 3 loom, Ml-s M. Kelly,
Xo. 2 room, Mrs. Kato llelrdon; Xo, 1
loom, Mis. Klzer.
Xo. ,1 fchool Principal, Mlw M I.en
on. Xo 3 room. Miss E. Itobertson:
Xo. 2 room. Miss Anno. Poole; Xo. 1
loom, Mls n Hoffman
Xo 4 school Pi Inclpal, J. Giay; Xo.
9 loom, Miss A. Bishop, Xo. room,
Miss M. Gernon- Xo 7 loom, Mtss
Waid, Xo. C room. Miss O'Hnia; Xo 5
room, Miss E. Snyder, Xo. 4 room,
Miss Montgomery; Xo. 3 room. Mis
Eden; Xo 2 room, Mihs M. McIIalo,
Xo. 1 loom, Miss B. Eaton
Xo. fi building Pi Inelpnl, Miss Fln
nerty; Xo. 1 room, Miss Glnloy.
Xo C building Principal, MIs3 M.
Matthews.
SHORT NEWS PARAGRAPHS.
The choir of the Methodist Episcopal
chuich will give an cnteitalnment In
tho chuich parlois tomoirow evening.
The piogiamme prepared consists of
Instrumental and ocal music, recita
tions nnd phonographic selections.
Cake nnd cream will also be sened at
the close of the piogrnfhmo Tho ad
mission price has been placed at ten
cents.
The members of St. .Agnes' Guild,
connected with St. 'Maik's Episcopal
chuich will pioduce the play entitled,
"The Mous,e Trap," this evening, in
tho parish house, Tho young ladle3
hae rehearsed diligently, despite tho
waim weather, and are sure tho play
will be n decided success. Ctcam and
cake will be sold after the play.
The Eadies' Aid society of tho Meth
odist Episcopal chuich will meet In the
church parlois thla nfteinoop at 2 30
o'clock to conduct Important business.
Arrangements will bo made for tho
ladles' part in the ecuislon to be iuii
to Hanoy's lake on the lSth
The funeral of Mu. Amelia Young, of
Cheriy street, will take place this af
ternoon at 2 o'clock. Tho set vices will
bo conducted in the Methodist Episco
pal ehurch. Rev. A. J. Van Cleft will
ofPoIatc. Interment will be made in
rnintnoro cemeteiy.
Jobr. Burns, of Depue street, was ar
raigned befoio Burgess Powell yester
day afternoon and lined J3 and costs
for dlsoideily conduct Bums was ar
rested by Olllceis McGiall and Russell,
In tho lower part of the Sixth waid,
about 1 o'clock esteiday rooming;
A .special meeting of the Independent
Hoso company is de.slied this evening,
to which every member, lionoiary and
nctlvo, aie earnestly lequested to at
tend. Tho business Is of gieat Im
portance nnd needs the pcisonal opin
ion of each and every member.
rnrtsox . noti:s.
Hire. Tiank Tltls, daughter Kdna,
Jits. William Vouiib mul famllj, of
rncWnod, N. J, arc being cntci talli
ed at the borne nf tlio luttcr's patents,
Mr and Mrs. AVllllant 'Webber, cf Hast
rinkcr street.
Mr nnd Mis. Harvey Smith, of Car
bondale, who bae lpen bpendlnjr the
past eci with telatlves on Throop
street. Prospect Park, returned hon-.u
yesterday.
Misses Jessie Fisher and Blanche lio
gert, of Matk street, left Monday for
Liiko AVInoln whete they will spend
their -vae.itlor..
m
GREEN RIDGE.
Voik of layins the btiek on the Mar
ket street pave will be commenced to
day. Tooth brushes, all sizes and prices.
The Ilnest In the city at Manners' phar
macy. 920 Green ItidRo stteet.
C Koynolds spent estelday at
Factoryville
Imperial Queen Hair Tonlo at Man
nets' pharmacy, 920 Green Ridge street,
the Rruatest hair grower known. C0o
a bottle.
UNCALLED FOR LETTERS.
They Are Awaiting Owners at the
Scranton FostofBce.
List of letters remaining uncalled
tor at the Scranton postoillce, Lacka
wanna county, I'a., July 12. Persons
calling (or these lettets will please
say "advertised" and glvo ('"ate of list.
EZUA II. ltlPPLK, I'. M.
A J Allen.
MHs riosilo Belles. Sir. Berry, cmo
of K M l'eck, HcKsle Hi own, AVIUIum
BuckwiilterH, Yutidin Barnes, James
lloyil. Miss Anna Bird, Miss Bridget
Brow n
Wllll.tm Cook. P. J. Clark, Mlf.s i:thel
Caronwny Clark & Co , John Coconkl.
Mrs. Henry U.ils, C. Durmings, Thomas
Dooney
Henry Iliistan. Wllll.im II. Kdwards,
J V Krnhurt,. Mrs. Pltyd, Karl Puller,
"bpeclal,"
Wllllim Qleason, CJcorge II. Greenway,
F I,, drammer.
Marpnret LouUa Howe, A. J. Holland,
ThomuM Ilnrlett.
William Kotllls, Mrs. Annlo S. Klnbaclt,
Miss Llzzlo Kollctt. James Kennedy.
Miss Minnie Lock, Mrs. Larkln, W, II.
LelstUon, Mrs. Annie It. Lowell.
JONAS LONG'S SONS.
Wednesday's Bulletin
of Our Great
Second Annual Clearing Sale
Demonstrates to our patrons the vast resources of the Big
Store. Every day we give you specials of unusual value.
Each day merchandise is brought to the surface only to meet
the pruning knife of the price cutter. For Wednesday it is
Linens, such as Towels, Napkins and Toweling, dainty Sum
mer Wash Fabrics, Trunks and other useful things. But
below is the story it's profitable reading.
Wash Good:
Note the Prices.
Today we put
new life into our
Summer Wash
Goods selling; by placing prices on
them that will make the click of
the scissors heard throughout the
store.
New crisp Fancy Printed Lawns,
worth 5c, go on this counter
today at ,ZC
Fine quality Shirting Cali-
coes, worth 6c, on sale now at 3C
Calicoes in pretty colorings, dark
effects, worth 6c, go on sale 3
today at 0C
Fine Printed Dimity Cords, one
of the season's novelties, .3
worth ioc, on sale today at 4lC
Fifty styles of our lo-cent qual
ity Gingham has the price
cut in half 5C
Printed Dimities and Dotted
Mulls, a large assortment to choose
Irom, goods worth 20c the i
yard, on sale today at ... . I jZC
Sewing Machines
When you
note our low
prices for
Sewing Machines you may doubt
the quality. Our full Guarantee ol
five years settles that point. Light
golden oak linish tables, high arm,
full set of Eagle attachments, plush
lined drawers, high grade in evety
respect. Thousands in use in the
two counties.
3-Drawer Machine $17.46
5 -Drawer Machine 19-46
Drop Head Cabinet Table... 21.95
Trunks $
No time like- now to
select a trunk. We've
an immense assortment.
You can pay as much as you want,
but all are good. Special trunk
covered with heavy duck, protect
ed with hard wood slats, heavy
steel capped corners, sheet it on
bottoms, brass lock, No. 4 bolts,
size 34 inch. A big bar- . Q
gain at p5.4o
Dress Suit Cases ot
kwAan price de
pends upon the size,
grade and finish. $8.48
down to p3.5
Light Colored Fibre Suit Case,
leather capped corners, brass locks
and clasps, gives as good service as
leather. Looks well. For a few
days only, price 22- .
inchwillbe q)2.4a
24-inch $2.98
Name and address printed on
trunk free.
Colored Dress Goods clearing
Assorted lot of double width
Plaids, wotth 8c yard to go 3
at O-lC
Assorted lot of double width
Plaids, Coverts and
meres, worth ioc yd-
Cash-
7k
-go at.
Assorted lot of Caracule Novel
ties, Windsor Suitings and Cash
meres, worth 15c to 19c j
yard to go at 1 1 C
Special assoited lot of fine fab
rics, including all-wool Stoim
Serge, Coverts, Polka Dot Fancies,
Tweed Checks, etc., worth
rom 50c to 59c to go at.. 00C
Children's Dresses j c,e;ne
Fine quality Gingham Dresses
that have sold ieadily at 69c, 79c
and $1 dnring this season, are
offered at the clearing sale .
for 49c
ODas
Miss Lulu Johnson, Miss Llzzlo Jones,
Miss Anna Joncb, Miss Llbby Jones, U,
I: Joiicm
Miss Amies Maxwell, M. J. Merrlfleld,
Mrs. Belto M Merecr, B S, Marsh, Hnr
ty J. Meis (3), Miss V. Norton. Miss
Maty Mason, P. A. Moran, Mrs J. Mc
llule, Paul Mclntyte, Mary J. McCaw
ley. Henry M. Norton. (
Mrs. C. 11. i'acKanJ, uisuorm rem
lirlilKc, Warren Phillips (2), Prank Pen
dleton. J. II. Tlelchert, Jumcs Ryan, Mrs. M.
J. llnnnm. Elizabeth Ross.
Seranton PreserUwr Co, Kdward 8ul
llan, Mrs. II. H Bnydcr. Miss Mary A.
Stotetbuiy. Standatd SprlnB Co. II. V.
Smith, J. H Smith, Mrs. John Smith,
Mrs. A. V. Thomas, Juck Tlmbilll, Ton
sotlal Artist. tT3 North Main inenuc.
Harry Walter, John Williams, Thomas
J. White. Mrs. Amanda Weaver, Thomas
It. William
J K. SJurzld.
Itallun Vlncenzo Ollatlo dl Lato, Akos.
tlno Mattlo, nilnnnl Yerearl. Pasfpialo
dl Pctitllo, Glaannl Biggs, I'ascjuule
Polco, GI1116MU Vull.'xl.
Polish Jozef Tomullnos, A. Vnranow
ski .Adam Sokolowskl, Jciry Shcpule.
wlcz, Jan Tumaszcwsky, Jun Marvc, Ka
slmler Btopulewlclt, Pra Mahczlnckl, Mu
re J n Arbaezewsklwm, Pejzo BmlKaleUI,
Mlychut I'lotrowzkl, Matk Hovtavsikl.
unuarlan Alek Lubukas, Oendtuta To
mapcenwlcz, Mlchnt Korlk, Btnulab
Drulla, Tlbzlak Fecko, Kazar Jacuan,
erko Jan, Btcf WarhaJ, Wttslly Banduror.
Longs
JONAS LONG'S SONS.
For Wednesday
LINENS
Special
100 dozen White Fringed Honey
comb Towels, good quality and
size, worth 15c pair. Wed
nesday at the pair yC
25 dozen strictly all linen Nap
kins, medium size, choice patterns,
and fast edges, worth $1,25.
Wednesday price goes Q
down to per dozen " OC
Lot blown, bleached and checked
Linen Glass Towelings, 18 and 20
inches wide, regular value, Q3
2l2c. Wednesday only... O-lC
Black Dress Goods ) c,ecar,lne
vwovw-Ai Sale.
1000 yards ol 45-inch all wool
twill Imperial Serge, made of the
linest Australian wool; al
ways 50c yard now OOC
Special assortment of fine black
English Mohair Crepons, in new
and stylish weaves, values Q
$1.59 to $1.59. Sale price. 9oC
Fine new designs in English
VjiWpUIIJ) Kill VtllULO) UUIUI fi mg
$i.5oandi. 75. Sale price 1 ,2,0
Aft GOOdS I Clearlns
saie
Hemingway's file twisted Span-
ish and
rope sine, per ,y
jZiC
skein
Knitting Silk,
per ball
Heavy Cord,
for cushions
Stamped Doylies,
each
Irish Point Doylies,
each
Large rolls Crepe Paper,
each
4c
7c
lc
3c
3c
Trav Covers, Pillow Shams and
Sofa Pillows, cut out open work
patterns; also shoe and laundry
bags and hemstitched bu-
reau covers o) C
Tailor-Made Suits I clr;n
ajnvaaaI Sale.
Twenty-five Ladies' and Misses'
Tailor-Made Suits of all wool chev
iots and mixtures, cut in the latest
styles and finished perfectly. Have
been selling from $6, 50 a- -to
8.50, sale price. .. .po."
Thirty High Grade Man-Tailored
Suits of the finest all wool Vene
tians and cheviots, part of them are
full silk lined, others half silk lined.
All the new popular colors and ele
gantly tailored. Former prices
were 15 and 18, sale
price
$9.97
Millinery
Clearing
Sale.
Children's Leghorn Hats and
Fancy Braids, trimmed with chif
fon, flowers and silk mull, .
very special at 49C
200 Trimmed Hats; richly deco
rated in chilfous, plumes, flowers,
and wings, nQ
very special " OC
Quills, in all colors, to go
at, each 1 C
Flowers, including violets, roses,
lilacs, uiuets, lormer price
were 25c to 50c, now
8c
Large Tourist Hatsol Jum
bo braid, were Si. 50, now.
Rough Riders in all col
ors, very special at
69c
69c
PRIDE
Is useful Fomotlmes. Mot vo.
men are proud of their ability to
nuiko (jood orend, pastty, etc.
All ot those who uso
"Snow
White"
Flour hove reason to bo proud
They hao tho whitest and
lightest bread, tho most deli
cious, fluk pastry, and tho fin
est (Trained cake It Is possible
to make.
All eroiers sell It.
"We only wholesale It "
THE WESTON MILL CO.
Scranton,
Carbondale, Olypliaut..
Sods
nnol!32aWallac
Great
Colored
We offer the entire
and $1.00
For Instance
All dollar Waists ." 50c
All dollar twenty-five and dollar fifty Waists . .' 75c
All dollar seventy-five, two dollar and two fifty Waists, $1.00
The high grade character of "Connolly &' Wallace" Shirt
Waists is recognized, and at the new prices, the large stock
will be readily disposed of.
CONNOLLY & WALLACE,
I
OF SCRANTON.
Special Attention Given to Bust
ncss an J Personal Accounts.
Liberal Accommodations E
tended According to Balances and
Responsibility.
3 Per Cent. Interest Allowed on
Interest Deposits.
Capital,
Surplus,
$200,000
425,000
WM. CONNELL, Preildeal.
HENRY BELIN, Jr., Vlce-Pres.
WILLIAAl II. PECK, Cashier
The vault ot this bank Is pro
tected by Holmes lilcctric Pro
tective System.
tl
Lager
Brewery
Manufacturers or
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
5tM650li8IJfflil,PJ
Tclophcm; Call, 23U3.
311 Spruo St.
TVmnlfl Tniirt Kiilldlnl
L. Scranton. Pa.
All acuto and chronic diseases of men,
women and children CHRONIC, NHRV
OPB. BRAIN AND ASTINU DISKAS.
KS A SPECIALTY. All diseases of ths
Liver. Kldnejs, Bladder, Skin, Blood,
Ncres. Womb, Be Uur. Nose, Throat,
and Lungs. Cancers, Tumours PIl'S
Rupture Goitre, Rheumatism, Asthma,
CiUunli, Varlococele. I.ott Manhood,
Nightly Kmtssluns, all I'emulo Diseases,
Leucorrhocu, etc. Clonorihea, Bphills.
Blood Poison, Inuisctetion anu youtniui
habits obliterated. Surgery, Hts, Upl
lepsy Tupo and Ptoinach Worms CA
TARRHOZONH, Bpeclllo for CatRrrh.
Three months' treatment only JjCO Trial
free In olllce. Consultation and exami
nations free. Olllce hours dally und
Bunday, 8 a. m. to 9 p. in.
DR. DENSTEN
SO
SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER
Price Reductions in
Shirt
stock at these new prices 50c, 75c
arranged into three lots.
Carpets.
Wilton, Velvet,
Axminster,
Brussels, Ingrain.
WILLIAMS
Car load Just arrived. All styles,
and prices the lowest. Workmanship
guaranteed even on
THE CHEAPER GRADES.
Keep us In mind and you won't re
grot giving us your patronage you
will get goods as represented giving
you our easy terms of payment or very
lowest prices for cash. Immense stock
of Household Goods Stoves, Carpels,
Iron Beds, etc. Five largo floors full
to the celling nt
Thos. Kelly's Sforn, PrSMftJE..
I
At Retail.
Coal of tho best quality for domestic
uso and of all sires Including Buckwheat
and Blrdseje. dellered In any part of
tho city, ot tho lowest price.
Orders received ot tho oltlco, Connoll
building, Room S06. telephono No. 17C2. or
at tho mine, telephone No 21., will ho
promptly attended to. Dealers Bupplled
at tho mine.
MOUNT PLEftSANT COAL CO
The Dickson Mumiftictiirlng Co.
kcruuton and WIILst-lUrrs, I'a,
Mauuructurori of
LOCOMOTIVES, STATIONARY ENdlNES
Boilers, llolithiB and Pumping Machinery,
- deneral Office, Scranton, Pa.
"TAKE TIME Br THE FORELOCK."
Bin mm m umbb
Waists
Washington
129
AVENUE
Interior
Every item in. our superb
stock has been selected with
the greatest care. We cau fur
nish your home at moderate
cost and the result will please
you. Everything new and up
to-date.
Draperies.
Lace,
Silk,"
Cross Stripe,
Portiere, Cottage.
& M'ANULTY,
iumiitiiiuiiimmiimiiiiiiiiinnma
I Don't Forget j
5 That we are the agents in
5 this city for the a
E Which is today, as it al- s
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