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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1899.
LIVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
MAKE-UP OP THE P., L. & W.
BOARD FOB TODAY.
Coal Operators in the Vicinity of
Pottsville Are Having a Serious
Time Getting Enough of Men to
Operate Their Collieries Scheme of
the Philadelphia and Heading to
Ventilate a Tunnel Lackawanna
Pitting Up Cars for Construction
Work Along the Line.
Following Is the Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western board for todayt
Scranton, I'o Doc. 12, 1S93.
SOUTH,
No. 64 J. i::ints.
No. 34-0 Kenrney.
Extra W. II. Nichols, with W. D. Car
tel's men.
Extra-J. McCue.
No. 24-P. GllllBan.
No. 3ft T. Murphy, with I.arkln's men.
Extra M. U. Nuiiman, with P. J. O'Mal
ley's men.
No. 3S George Ilnffcrty.
Extra W. H Hirtholomew.
j;0 40p. Hnllctt.
Extra C Townsend.
No. 210-11. Hennctt.
No. 236 J. MeCann.
No. 12 J. Howe, with WnnclnU'fl men.
Extra A. G Hammltt, with Polhnmus'
men.
No. 41 O. Miller
Extra A. Gcrrlty.
No. 1 J. Hopkln's Train IK
No. 48 J. Mo-der, with I'lucrty's men.
Extra V MeAlllter.
No. 2M-E Van Tlilt.
No 4J-V. Vim l'h It.
Extra -H. V. Colln.
Extra T. Naumiin.
No W M, HeiuilKiin.
Kxtrn A. J McDonnell.
Extra James Gnhiiftau.
SUMMITS.
Cam, nmth O. I'rounfelker,
7 30 a. m., north M. HoHle, with Warrick's
men.
II a. m.. north S. Carmoily.
11 u. m , touth O Kiinilolnh.
2 p. m , south II. llusli.
C.CO p. m., Houth M. Matllgan,
1'ULI.EnS.
10 a. m Peeklns
PUSHERS.
4 P. m , south C. Lnmpln?.
V p. m., ccuth E. Duffy.
10 p m., f-outh O. Case
PAbSENOEU ENGINES.
7 a in. WIdencr.
10 p m. McGoern.
NOHTH
Wild cat, 2 engines, 5 a. m. T Dmnlloan.
Wild tat, 2 engines, 0 a. in J O llara.
No. 23, 2 engines t". Klng-dey
No 23, 2 uiglnes J Sw.iru.
Extra. 2 engines, 11 a. in J. Gahagnn.
No ,11, 2 rnclni-H J. E. Masters.
Extra, 2 engines 3 p m A. Ketehum
Extra 2 mprlnes, ", M p m E. S. War-
fid, with Illsblnsr's men.
Wild tat, 2 piiRliies, fi p m A. Mullln.
Extra, 2 ohkIikn 7 p. m, rt Castiicr.
Wild at, 2 engines, 8 p, in. T. l'ltrpat-
rick.
Wild eat, 2 engines, 10 p m J. Hennl-
gan, with George Hill's men.
Tho New Time Coid.
The following order has Vicn Issued
by Supeilntendent Salisbury to all con
cerned: A new time card poos Into cCfecl Sun
day, Dee. 17 Every employe In the train
or jard senlre Is expected to provide
himself with a ropy and keep It In his
possession A number of changes have
been made und It Is erj lmportunt that
every man become thoroughly familiar
with them and fully undei stand the
bihediile befoie It got a Into iffeet.
Cards can be had at this nfllce, yard
master's otnee, Gieat Hend, Kingston
and Stroudsjbiiig A (.'. Sallsbuty.
Trainmaster's Older.
Sci.tnton, la., Dec. 11, ISM.
To all freight cnnduetois:
Commenting at 12 o tloek noon today
ou will receive mid deliver vour bills at
the ardniHstu's ofllre, Scranton, Instead
of at the freight rfllro as huetofore
All trains anlvlng at Srianton will also
leave at the sardmasttr'H olllto a cornet
list of all loads and empties In their
trains, commencing with the head car.
V. V. llimllton, Trainmaster.
Around tho Mines.
The Delawaio, Lackawanna and
Western company was unaolo to io
sume operations at the Sloan nnd Cen
tral mines esteiday, as expected, ow
ing to the scat city of materials neces
sity. It Is expected, houpxei, evei
thlng will be In le.idiness to start uu
tomono.
Between two and three bundled men
nnd bojs will he employed at both col
lieries, many of whom have been em
ployed at other mines dm lug the sus
pension at the Sloan and Cential bleth
ers. Tho trouble with tho breaker boys
nt the Tavlor mine was amicably ad
justed, as expected, and the colliery
resumed operations yesterday During
the suspension many needed lmpiovc
ments weie made at the mine.
The demand fo coal has fallen off
slightly the past few days, owing to
the mild weather, but the mines are
being woiked every day and the out
put of coal will be teady for shipment
as soon as the ordeis commence to
pour In with n cold snap.
May Import Labor.
The ucaiclty of mine workers con
tinues Jo perplex the operators In th"
Pottsville region. Following thp an
nouncement that the I.ehlgh Valley
Coal company, tho Lytic Coal company
nnd other latge coal operators would
Over The
North-Western
Was the reply to an inquiry as to
how he went to California.
THE Overland Limited of the ChU
cagO'Unton Pacific and North
Western Line leaves Chicago every
day at 0.30 p.m., reaching California
the third day. No change of cars;
all meals in dining cars: choice of
route returninganalong time limit on
tickets. Jhe. Pacific Express leaves
Chicago every night? at 10.30, For
particulars ask your nearest ticket
agent or address Chicago & North'
Western Ry.
W (ruM, ' Mia fori
431 Vint St, Cincinnati
7 SmHkri4tt.,rnUtiiitg
Ml ft, 4rtf, Cltnltnd
17 Camp.t-ktartlu,, Oilrtlt
101 CAtt't St., miadtlptilt
MJ WatkUQtn St., ito
101 Ullll St., ttffalt
nnrntitnmnirn
ill I 1 f A 111
k. . ' II '"( '
. ML K
Ul." ' VJ6
IIII..1 r
sever their connection with the com
pany stoics with whom th y have con
tracted to furnish goods to their em
ployes, tomes the statement that tho
Philadelphia and Heading Coal nnd
lion company are deliberating tlu
question of linpottlng foielgn labor, to
supplement what they now employ to
sui cessfully opeiate their many col
llei les.
It Is now estimated by those who
know that 3.000 mine workers can find
employment in this region. It Is be
lieved, too, that work will bo peima
nent, for a demand has come for hard
coal fiom factories and other soutces
where soft coal was formetly used.
Tunnel Ventilation.
Preparations are being made to erect
a ventilating fan on the ton of East
Mahanoy tunnel, east of Mnhanoy City,
and the plans are being rn.ide In the
local p. & R, C. & I. Co.'s engineer
office. Pour years past the luck of
ventilation in this tunnel has been a
seilotis matter, nnd on various occa
sions P. & It. H. H men have come
within nn ace of losing their lives there
by icason of the noxious gases that ac
cumulate fiom the exhaust of the en
gines. Especially was this so on cold, damp
d.ivs, when these gasts hung In the
tunnel like a dense fog, and Im
pel Wed the lives of the men who had
to ilde thiougb It. The ventilating
itpnnintus will be of the most modern
constitution and will entltely remove
the cause of complaint.
New Station for Lebanon.
The Philadelphia and Heading rail
way Intends to make a number of ex
tensive Impiovements along its lino.
Plans are no'w being made for a laigo
and beautiful station to be erected at
Lebanon on the Lebanon Valley
blanch. The business at this point
has Inci eased so greatly that the pies
ent station, which Is not only Inade
quate, but ancient, does not meet with
the lequlicments, nnd the company Is
hampeied by not having enough faclll
to handle the business there. While all
the plans have not been peifected It Is
undei stood that the Woik Is to be be
gun as soon as possible and tho build
ing Is to be erected within a shott
time.
Special Excursionists.
A special caiload of Insurance men
passed over tho Delaware, Lackawanna
nnd Western load yesterday from New
Yoik to Elmira. as the guests of the
f company. They weie comfortably
looked after in a Pullman special nn I
hail one of the fastest engines on the
rotd ahead of them.
It could not be learned what their
mission was, but It Is undei stood they
were making their annual tour of In
spection over the road of the property
Instiled by them.
Increased Freight Business.
TIip Ontario and Westein Railroad
company added two new freight ttalns
to their list esterday, which was
made necessniy by the Increase of traf
lie in the freight business.
The first train will leave dally a:
2.30 p. in., running thiough to Cadosla,
N. Y., and making connections with
through freights for the east and west.
The second tialn leaves the city at
p. m. and takes the same couise.
This nnd That.
Superintendent J. M. Daly and Claim
Agent, O'Keefe, of tho Lackawanna
system, went to New Votk jesterday
Division Superintendent Salisbury
visited Great Hend, Hlnghamton an I
Elmira yesterday on buslners for the
company.
There were no payments made yes
terday by the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western or Delaware and Hudson
companies.
The sanitary conditions mound tho
Delaware, Lackswannn nnd Western
station are being Impioved with tho
latest devices,
Master Car Builder Canfleld of tho
Lackawanna Railroad, will start to
work soon to fit up 100 cars for con
struction purposes. Of this number
fifty will be fixed at the Scranton shops
and tho other fifty at Dover, N. J, Tho
cars are to be made use of by Superin
tendent of Bridges Hlxson In repair
which are contemplated along the road
at various points.
Hjjn'jnjif"""!
M,U
too for thlt trait Jz' 9 . JmHD
yWralJ IjbprTin'tipoll your
W & T,'e lc't tcst to ;.
d leather varies in YrA
quality. Some tL0
shoes, are made !3aBf&.
In a hurry; GXfllj
some are not. Jll K
Tlic Hurt & 1'ack- JEW J
arc! "Korrcct VS?) ft
Shape" shoes W J
ore 6old at $5 00 Jr dWa
and $G.oo every- JcV jjV
where, none j&YjJr$r
I better madcyfat g jA
MjSpr Lewis, Reilly & Davies,
WfiSrSr Scranton, Pa. B
iimfiBiiSiiiBiJ
WATER METER
RUNS BACKWARD
CHAKQE MADE AOAINST THE
ONE IN ST. CHARLES.
Scranton Gns nnd Water Company
Wnnts to Find Out What Is tho
Matter with It, and as a Step in
That Direction Has Segun nn Ac
tion in Assumpsit Against Thomas
C. Melvln, Proprietor of tho Hotel.
A Unique Statement Filed by At
torney I. H. Burns.
Thomas C. Melvln, proprietor of the
St. Charles hotel of Penn avenue, se
lect councilman of the Eighth ward,
and father of the water rnte ordin
ance now before councils, was yester
day made the defendant by the Scran
ton Gas nnd Water company in nn
action In assumpsit brought bef no Al
dermnn Howe to recover certain water
rents.
Tho statement In tho case prepared
by I. H. Burns, attorney for the
compnny, Is nn unique document.
It sets forth the plaintiff's cauo of
action In the following language:
Plaintiff Is a corporation engnged In
furnishing water to the citizens of the
city of Scranton, and among others to
one Thomas C. Melvln, proprietor of
the St Charles hotel. On tho service
pipes leading from the street mains to
the hotel Is p. meter designed to show
the quantity of water used each month
by the defendant. On the first of No
vember, 1S99, the meter showed a regis
ter of 15,800 cubic feet. Indicating 7
gallons per foot. On tho first of De
cember, 1891, In the usual course of
events, the llgures on the meter should
have shown a larger number according
to the amount of water used by the
hotel.
A PECULIAR METER.
Such, however, was not the cuse. The
figures on the meter registered Decem
ber 1. 1S99, were 8,787, showing that not
only had the plaintiff company not fur
nished any water to the hotel, but that
It had actually received from the hotel
7,013 cubic feet of water, being equal
to fi.G97 gallons. This can only be ex
plained In one of two ways: cither
there has been pumped Into the com
pany's mains from tho hotel f.2,597 gal
lons of water or the defendant or his
agents or employes beve during the
month of November unscrewed the
meter and reveised It so that the water
going through the pipes would register
backward Instead of forward on the
meter.
The result ns shown by the meter Is
that for the month of November, the
comoanv owes Mr Melvln the sum of
$10 52 Plaintiff Is aware that there Is
pending in councils an ordinance to re
duce water ratio, but did not suppose
that It went so far as to reverse them
nnd compel the company to pay cash
to consumers for tho privilege of fur
nishing them with water, even though
they might be city officials.
On tho other hand, If it be a fact that
C2.597 gallons of water have been
pumped fiom the St Charles hotel Into
tho company's mains the plaintiff de
slies to be Infoimed of the quality of
tho water, source of supply and charges
for the same. At present the plaintiff
Is unable to say whether she owes Mr.
Melvln or Mr. Melvln owes the com
pany. Wheiefore she brings this suit
to ascertain whether nlalntlff Is fur
nishing water to the defendant or de
fendant to plaintiff.
HEARING FRIDAY.
The hearing In the case has been
set down for Fiiday of this week be
tween 9 and 10 o'clock In the morn
ing. Mr. Melvln when seen yesterday re
garding the mntter said he knew ab
solutely nothing about the vneter's al
leged pranks and that he had only
seen it cue e.
He stated that tho Idea of holding
him lesponslble for It was absurd nnd
that he would be on hand Friday
morning with his tttoineys, O'Brien
and Kelly, to defend himself.
CONCERT BY THE LIEDERKRANZ
First of Season Was Given Before a
Large Audience.
Before i large nudlonce In Musi'
hall last night the Hist concert of the
Lledeikitnz was Riven with gieat suc
cess under the management of Theo-
'ijS&j
Or discomfort, no Irritation of the In-testlnes-but
gentle, prompt, thorough
healthful clcanelng, when you take
Pt
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LIVERITA
THE UP-TO-DATE
LITTLE LIVER PILL
CURES
JQIIIousnoss,
Constipation,
Dyspopsia.
SIck-Hoad-acho
and Llvor
Complaint.
SUGAR COATBD.
Sold by all dmtretats
1 or em dj man.
JNcnlta Mellul Co., Cbtciro
Bold by McGarrah & Thomas, Drue
Klsts,, iOi Lackawanna uvc, Scranton, I'a.
" ..-,. n "" teresttd In subscrlli- ..
rlbLU 0 Monument
1 iuui v .Souvenir Fund.
4- wr.nnmr, -fSllbHCrlbe Uliyf
1 DRCMC -f amount desired -f
I r II r. II iV "X Subscriptions as low
4- 1 UUIIIU -r ,l8 10f) wl eIlUtIo
. - "T donot to his daintily
i. A C7 1111 ortlstic volumu
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X nfini i ns ll certificate of -f
X nllllll X subscription to fund -4-
t- UUUll "J Hook contains a se- -f
lection of 1'IlM's o.
4. lustratvd. contribution of tho T
X by thlrtv-X )) 01 Id's greatest ar-
T .n ct hT tlat this book could
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4. ifimuv 01 me iaio i.ugtno eieiu 4.
X nnd the Fund for the building of a .4.
. monument ta the memory of the T
4. beloved poet of childhood Address T
liugenel-'leld Monument Souvenir Pund 4.
III If Jin J.t
iHn iMi?ik j -iiB
I 1III1 Mil ?-
1 25 CTS.
(lore Ilemborger. It was opened by
tho Llederkrnnz chorus rendering "Es
1st Eln Brunnlcln Oeflossen" In mag
nificent manner. Tho next number
given bv Eugore Hnm on the llute,
was nlvct greatly appreciated by tho
nudlence. Most of tho evening's en
tnitnlntnent was contributed by Mr.
lln tvt n t rt l.n T Inilntoliinnit 4 tt fsyfmtt
ilUHl UllVI till! lVlVVK 'i l Uli(l lllw lUIHII't
taking part In three of the nine num- I
bers nnd tho latter participating In
five of them. Mr. Ilemborger himself
did all tho accompanying on tho plnno,
nnd executed his vvotk with the finish
nnd ability which ulvvuys chatactcrlzo3
his efforts.
One of the hits of the evening was
made by Mrs. Emma Hemberger In
soprano solos, accompanied by Mr.
Hemberger. Sho sang Edward
Qrleg's "Zur Ilosonzelt," and a com
position by Mr. Hemberger, entitled
"Elnsamc Lleb," and on another oc
casion finely rendered Karl Bohm's
"Still Wle die Nacht" nnd Louis Wall
bach's "5CwoI Strnusse."
After tho conceit a dance was en
joyed by those present.
ItchlltchSItch!
Awful Itchingof Eczema
Dreadful Scaling of
Psoriasis
CURED BY CUTICURA
CimcrjRA Soap, to cleanso tho skin,
Cuticuiia. Ointment, to heal tho skin, and
CUTICUKA KeSOI.V EST, tO COol tllO blood,
make tho most completo and spcody euro
treatment for torturing, dlsllgurlng hu
mors, rashes, and irritations, with loss of
hair, which have deUe-d tho skill of tho best
physicians and all other remodles.
THE SET $1.25
Or, SOAF, UC I OlilTHCKT, Wc.i Hiioltiit, c. Bol4
tTcrwhtre. 1'oti I).iu C. Coir, rropi . Doitoa.
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The Cook
Knows that tho best mater
ials are nono too good to secure
the best results. This Is par
ticularly true of flour and when
j ou buy
"Snow
White'1
riour you can feel perfectly
sure that the results will be
satlsfac tory because you hav o
the very BEST material It is
possible to get.
Ask jour grocer for It.
"We only wholeialelt."
THE WESTON HILL CO.
Scranton,
Carbondale, Olyphant.
NEW YORK HOTELS.
The St. Denis
Broadway and Eleventh St., New York,
Opp. Orace Church. European Plan.
Room $1,00 a Day and Upwards,
In a modest and unobtrusive way there
are few bettor conducted hotels In the
metropolis tbun the St. Denis.
Tho great popularity It has acquired can
readily be traced to Its unlquo location.
Its home-like atmosphere, tho peculiar ex
cellence of its cuisine and service, and Its
very moderate prices.
WILLIAM TAYLOR & SON,
WESTMINSTER HOTEL,
Cor. Sixteenth St. and Irvlil Pli:,
NEW YORK.
AMERICAN PLAN, S3.5U
Per
Day and Upwards.
LUKOPCAN PLAN, $1.50 Per
Day and Upwards.
I.
D. CRAWFORD,
Proprietor.
lor business Men X
In the heart of tbe wholesale -f
dlstrlct.
For choppers
S minutes' walk to Wanamakers: t
S minutes to Sletcl Cooper's Big J
Store. Easy cf access to the great ""
Dry Goods Stores.
For Sightseers t
One block from B'way Cars, glv. i
Inp easy transioitatlou to all i
points of Interest. T ,
HOTEL ALBERT I!
NEW YOKK.
Cor. 11th ST A UNIVERSITY PI -Only
ono Block from 13 road way 4.
Rooms, $1 Up. poT.Lt1
MAKE PERFECT MEN
pO NOT HFMPAin t Donotauf.
lir can brtortdio yu Th ry
rr Lonrffr' inviojt tnu inoun
woritmifior Nervoui lifhllltr r
baoluttljr enrra by l'jhFHTO
a it Li f. I uivr iruini rvnci tuin
oninlft, fall lor mtmory md tbt wi
nj drtlnef vital potrt.lncuiicd by
tndlicrctioni or lociicaof tailr veaia
Imnart vior and DOlrncT lacvcrv funo
lion ftraca nptha ijitim Olf Kaw bloom to in
rhtk sad luitr to the y of fArounj or old
OntMc toi rnr wi vital tntrry fAU tuitf ai
I iaacjrapliruarantfdcura7niTor tnontr r
fvndad taa b rarritd In ! '' pokt BoM
f rywharf or maiird la plain wfppr on ttttp'r
Phc by tmi rKrkiTr to., ctiu mfM raima,
Sold in Scranton, Pa., by Matthews
Bros, and McGarrah & Thomas, druggists.
MADE ME A MAINS
AJAX TABLETS POSITIVELY CORE
or7. lc:potnc7. Rl06rlMaeffl, eto . cauiej
br Abuio or other JLiceixi unci Indlj
cretloni. 27itu.SuM.lU. ami turtlu
rtitoro IMt VluUtr la oMorrOanz.anl
Iiiatnaarontuar, uuBiaouor xnartiaec.
'n?at Ioiaoitr und Coniumptloa It
t&keaia tini. TIaolrrtie tUoirs itamedlulo fcaprovo-
Deoiana euoct 0 CIllIU vrliere an mnqr lll
In.
lit opon.liMlDs Iba ccnalna Alix Tahloti, Tbcr
htTScurcatboutandaanilwiUccraioa. Wuclrpopoj.
1U? written r.uarnatoo to effect a cur Cnpi'Q la
MChcsesor rotund tto mpnex. i'rlcoUWU Iwirer
pusurti or ill iLr.ti (full trettpsntl tor tiM. Vj
nill.iarlaln wror!T. nrvn rnrelnt ot rrlc. lrcnlar
" AJAX REMEDY CO., HSfi'.".'.'
For ealn In Scranton, Va., by Matthews
Bros, and II. C. Sanderson, DrugelBts.
w DPonKjiauDS t&o cc&nmo ajsz anioii.
Tncr
Conn
Holiday Neckwear
At Men's Furnishing; Department.
Better Neckwear at the same price, or the same for les?
than other stores. That's our purpose.
Oxfoid Club Ties 25c
Imperials 50c
English Squares, 50c, 75c, $1, $1.50
Puffs 50c
All in tlic largest assortments of new and up-to-date
Chumley's and Evening Dress Shirt Protectors
Special Announcement.
WILL BE OPEN NIGHTS
UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
CONNOLLY
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
DEPOSITARY OF
THE UNITED STATES.
Capital $200,000
Surplus 450.000
WM. C0NNELL, President.
HENRY BELIN, Jr., ViccPrcr.
WILLIAM II. PECK, Cashier.
.-FalSWWJi'
Tub JIodhis llAitii'AitK srou
rARVTNra
I SRTS.
fc Suppose you come and j
S see ours. They're the best si
1 f you can buy blades are C
SS made from high-grade steel si
( (1 handles of celluloid and j f
genuine stag. j
We have sets for 75c $
$J Others as high as $J5.00 Jj
Any way you'll be inter- SS
Jj ested in the display.
SI! Foote & Shear Co.
n 9 N. Washington Ave j ff
I8II8IIJIIBI
MOUNT PLEASANT COAL
At Retail.
Coal of tho beat quality for Uomestlo
use and of all sizes Including; Huckwheat
and BlrJseye, iieUercd tn any part of
the city, at the lowest price
Orders received at the onice. Connijll
building, Iloom M6, telephone No 1762, or
at the mine, telephone No. ?!2, will he
promptly attended to. Dealers supplied
at the mine.
T PLEASANT COAL CO
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AIUIClt)Ut'rlTaiidiirar Itlood I'uUon,
? louihful trrori. Loit ltliif ttricowtt ri
Jieel for Hworn 'leailinonlr.li aud IHuck
(604 North blxth hi., 1'hllo.If InhU,
tctua but to cum tvta tbu(b tb moit eclat rated vo
llaliittfallod lrrtbcticicurdla4lo 10Jt;i Haur91 1
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11 I AND
SORANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER.
Baud Bows
Bat Wlttgs
Ascots
Tecks
& WALLACE,
Draperies
New
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WILLIAMS & M'ANULTY.
129 Wyoming Avenue,
NSfcl'r nuvrtrtM' nMJ
" L 1 M 1 1 Si
Lager
Brewery
Mnnurncturcrs or
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
435 to 455
N. Ninth Streot,
Telephous Cull, 2333.
DR nUNTDN, 311 Spruce Street. Serin
ton. !' 'H -cute an J Chronic Distant ul
Men, Worn n an Children. Consultation and
examination free Office Hours Dally and
bunday B a. m. to o p. m.
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styles we have ever shown.
at moderate prices.1
127 and 129
WASHINGTON AVENUE
The most complete stock this side of
York at our well known low prices.
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LACE CURTAINS Renaissance, Brus
sels, Irish Point, Tambour, Nottingham.
FURNITURE COVERINGS-Tapestry,
Velour, Silk LXimask, Frou Frou, Corduroy.
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TABLE COVERS I
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
CARPETS,
NAAL.L RARER,
RUGS.
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board. Prices $2.50, $3.50
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Allilclle l-ooils,
5 Camcras.Koilaks & Supplies I
I 211 Waslilnton Ave.
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Rooms 1 nntl2, Com'llh iri'd'g.
SCRANTON, PA.
riining and Blasting
POWDER
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LArLIN & RAND POWDHR CO 'S
ORANGE GUN POWDER
El ctrlo llntterles, KleolrloKxploler.
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