THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-F1UD AY, DECEMBER 22, 1899.
Christmas Suggestions
Books, Bibles, 1'iayer Books,
Art Calendars, Booklets, Diaries,
Toilet Cases, Dressing Cases,
Albums, Scrap Books, Scrap Baskets,
Framed Pictures, Fancy Ait Artloles,
Toys, Dolls, Oamcs,ExpresB Wagons,
Velocipedes, DollV digs, Chairs and
Booking and Galloping Horses
Large Vailety and Popular Prices.
Three nooi3, 100x50 feot, for
showing goods. Customers say our
display this year Is the best W9 have
made for many years. Come lu
early and see the show. Goods
reserved and delivered when wanted.
Open ovcnlng3 ui-tll after Christmas
Early calleis can have better
attention thnu Its possible to give
them In rush days. Now Is tho
time to make selections, while stock
ts full and fresh.
M. NORTON,
322 Lackawanna Ave.. Scranton.
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We Are Headquarters
" For artistic Christmas
Goods. Our stock is
fine and larger than
ever befoie.
THE GRIFFIN ART CO.
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SMZN'S FUHNISHINOS. 0
$ FOR CHRISTMAS
I Gloves,
S Canes, I
Ladles' o
and Men's f
Umbrellas,
Mufflers.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL
CHRISTMAS.
0 109 Wyoming Ave.
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At Greatly
Reduced Rates
at the
KEMP STUDIO,
1(13 Wjomlng Ate.
ackawanna
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aundry.
;oS Pcnn Avenu:
A. 11. WARMAN
MAIL IS VERY HEA"Y.
Eald To Be the laiif3t Evar Handled
at local Office.
"It Is tlic laigest mail ever handled
before In this cltv, ' said Superinten
dent of Mails I.ouls O. Sthautz jester
daj in ie spouse to a eiuery as to how
tills jeai'h ChtlFtmas mail compaied
with that of forniet jeais
He stated that this was especially
hhown In the huge number of largo
packages leeeivt'd fen dellverv, holm
of the mailmen being loade'tl (low n IIIcl
an army mult ns they leave the nllc
Two panes of gl iss net the stamp
window have been lemoveel and thre
clerks nie kept busv from moinlng till
night weighing matter and selling
stamps
Ico Cream and Fancy Cakes.
Plate oiJets now foi Chilstiuas.
The c holt est fane) cakes and purest
Ice cream In the city will be found at
Huntington's, 4'0 Spruce street.
The public schools will close rrldaj
Dei Si, and ic-open Tuesday, Jan. 2.
Ueorge Howell, Superintendent.
Meorsi haum Pipes for Xmas,
Landis, "07 Wyoming avenue.
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Gold pens and pencils. Reynolds Ptos.
THE
221 Lackawan.na Avenu.
Open
Evenings
This
Week.
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ALDERMEN GET
FORTY PER CENT
FIGURES SUBMITTED TO COUN
CILS BY CONTROLLER.
They Show That Various Aldermen
of the City Have Turned In Tines
Aggregating $813.45 and for the
Collection of These They Have Been
Allowed S3 11 as Fees Figures
Were Furnished in Pursuance to a
Recent Request Made by Select
Council.
Pelcft Councllmtu John n Itocha Is
ele'toi mined that the ordlnunre passed
during nx-Mayot John H rvilous'
term of ofllee, piotMIng that all police
cases from every Dart of the city be
tried bj the major and oil tho strength
of which that official's salary wnB in
ci cased $1,000 yearly, shall bo enforced.
When the following communication
and statement from tho controller, In
puisttance with n resolution Introduced
by Mr. Itocho, were lead last fetilng,
he remarked that he would carefully
examine the latter and would "hae
something to Hay later " The control
ler's communication Is as follows:
December 11. 1SU
To the Honorable, tho Select Coum.il
Oentlemen OomplvliiB with the reso
lution of jour ltoi ur.iblc both (nppruvtel
Dteonber 7, 1S), "That the cltj control
ler Ik uml he is heiebj requested to fur
nltdi this councils with tho mime; of the
aldt I men who liae paid the $?13 13 flues
to the major, us shown In the communi
cation of tho ct ntrollci dated December
7, 1S9J, ' I submit herewith n htatcmc,nt.
Very retpcctfullv,
K. Howell. Clt t'ontrollnr
The following are the imam lequeited
AltUrman J. I.e.nt"ii Aldermnn is Dnv's
Alderman 1.' N Itolitrl", AMettn.iu IM
ward ridkr. Alderman Dtnlcl Mosi.ii Al
derman C C Donovan AUli rmnu O V
Jolin, Alderman O D Mew r. Aldeiman
C Storr, Alderman O K Kellow
The statement of the amounts col
lected In fines by the various nlder
men and the fees reccled for such
collections Is given below:
Vines Ties
Aldfrmen. Collected. Received
Lentes $4100 $1100
11 Divls 4000 27 00
Roberts 82 00 27 0)
Fidkr 2?ir0 C7 00
Moses SS l"i 20)
Donovan 17 00 9 00
Johns In 00 20 03
Mcvcth 10100 7C00
fetoirs 200 1J 00
Kellow 3150 21 00
$513 45
5311 00
By a glance at the above statement
It will be seen that the city for the
collection of $S13 4". paid ovet $111, or
neailv 40 per cent of the total amount
The contention of Alt Roche Is that,
as the saint y of the major was In
creased for the purpose of avoiding
this expense, that ho Is not now pur
suing a tight couisp In keeping the
expense up.
PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT.
Given by Boys' Industrial Associa
tion in St. Luke's Parish House.
Vet j inteiestlng was the enteitaln-
ment given last night by the Hoys'
Industrial Association of Scianton In
the auditorium of St Luke's Parian
House It was under the ditectlon of
Supeilntendent L V Drown and was
very well can led out
A marching song, given by the asso
ciation's glee club, to open the pto
gramme, was very finely lendeied by
the following boys Hrnest Martin,
Clifford Cockrlll, Ellsworth Evans.
Louis Edwards. Madell Gatdella. Wil
lie Stein, Chester Williams, William
Smith, Joseph Savllle.
Michael Durkln and Claience Cot by,
two little fellows, then went thiougn
an acrobatic performance, in which
thej turned somersaults, hand spilngs,
back spilngs nnd all sorts of springs
in a way that elicited howls of appro
val from the audience, which was
largelj comprised of membeis of tho
association
Miss Ella Osland next gave a veiy
clever exhibition of swinging Indian
clubs She wns followed by the Glee
club, which sang "The Wonderful
Tree" Michael Dm kin nnd Clarence
Coilty then gave anothei acrobatic per
formance at the conclusion of vvhl'h
they weie each piesented with u hand
some bouquet
II A Osborne brought the evening's
entertainment to a close by a steieop
ticem display of vailous pictures taken
Ly him while on a summer trip H
spoke on the different views ns thev
weie presented and pic tuiesquely de
sciibed the various objects of Intel est.
Dallies for 1899 nc)nolds Bros.
PERSONAL
Mls Anna Aichbald returns fiom college-
totlu).
Miss AuKtiata Aichb.tld lias letuinid
from New Yt rk
P P McLaughlin ban accepted a posi
tion ah cltiU In the Million xhno Ktore.
Mil's Akiich I.Miolt of MS Pine utrect,
W enttrtnlnliiK Miss Patlitrlno Toote, of
Archbald
Jol'ii Coutier Morrlf, county commls
(done 1 -elect, with wife and daughter, Is
In Washington, V C
Prank Pl)nn, of Jefferbou avenue, a
t-tudent at Georgetown cellege. Washing
tun. D C, Is home for tho hullduyH.
lUv. David Hiienccr. D D. and wife
of Dovei, N J , who linve liet-n visiting in
this clt), )csttrt1n) moinliit left for their
home.
Mortimer W Rice, Htudent at Yule unl-
veridt), is speiuliiiK the Christmus lioll
da)s nt the horn: of his parcnt on Mudt
son avenue
Miss Hattle Green bujer for certain
rdepui tments of Jenns Lon'g Sons, lifts
'resigned her position to accept a more
lucrative one
Mrs, John Webb and fumlly of Glen
Palls, N Y. nre visiting Mrs. Webbs'
parents, Mr and Mrs Albeit Ztnkc, of
Pcnn avenue.
Bert McGrath, a student nt the L11I
vcrslty of Pcnns)lvanla. Is spending l'1'
Christmas vacation at ills homo on South
Washington avenue
Jam's A Kearney, n uttiJenl In tlio
medlrul depaitment of the L'nlvttslt) of
Penrsvlvanli, Is tpcndlni.' nho liyllduy
v.tcutinn nt Ills home on Wjomlng uve
nu"
MUs Cairle Ilonncll cnteitalned a num
ber of her friends at cnids Saturday Inst
Among those present were the Misses
lleth Archbald. May Pennvpncker. Helen
Mntthcws, Amy Jesmp. Ornco Spencer,
M.ir Linen and Janot Dickson, nnel
Messrs l.awionco Pllss, Ktl Holland,
Charles Sanderson Jeiro Jones, James
GenrhoVt. Kvc.ett Hunt, Hubert Merrill
and I.angle).
Fancy pockotbooks. Reynolds nroii,
Try a "Hotel Jermyn" cigar, 10c.
FOOT BALL CHRISTMAS DAY.
Two
Teams Will Bo Made Up
of
Local Gridiron Start.
Admirers of foot ball wilt this vear
enjoy tho novel spectacle of two elev
ens battling for victory on Christmas
day The weather, which has been so
unusually line for this time of the year,
will faor n match The two opposing
teamt will he made up of crack mem
bers of nil the star teams of the coun
ty, and In view of better names wo will
dub them the "Irreslstlbles" nnd the
"Immovables."
The Irreslstlbles will bo captained
by Left ttnd Jack Korhes and the
leader of the Immovables will be Clar
ence Ho How, erstwhile captnln of the
eleven representing tho Scranton High
school.
On the Irreslstlbles will he Horan,
Tiopp and Ilrown, of tho High school.
McDonnell and Hannahue, of Lacka
wunna, and I,angan, Kelllher, Manley,
Klrkwood and O'Hoto, of St. Thomas
Forbes played with both Lackawanna
and St. Thomas
The Immovables will be made up of
Mallo, Vaughn and Dp How, of the
High school, Vail, Hippie, Walters and
Ollendlke, of Lackawanna. Cosgrove
and McDonald, of Lackawanna, Hatl
gins, of tho Carbondale Indians, and
It Oenilall, who plajed n short while
with Lackawanna.
REFORM IS CALLED OFP.
Detective Ike Seldman Has Aban
doned His Ciusade Against
NIckel-ln-Slot Machines.
A hearing In the case of Detective
Ike Seldman against the owneis of the
slot machines, known ns the "Owl,"
which Is In a gicat many hotels in
tho central cit.v, was scheduled for 2
o'clock jesterdaj afternoon In the of
fice of Alderman John L.'rtes, of the
South Side. It did not take place,
howevei, owing to the fact that Wed
nesday night Seldman appealed In tl"
I office, togethei with MarMn Clark, of
l'rovilnnce, who owns the mat Mines,
and wlthdiew the charges preferred.
Prior to this, however, another ma
chine was confiscated by the detective!
and his cohoits, this time in Eelvvurtl
Horn's hotel on Franklin uvenue.
Seldman had the costs In the cae
put on him, and paid $12 25, which
was the total amount. Yesteiday tho
machines were taken back to a num
ber of places Altogether seven vvar
lants had been Issued and seven ma
chines confiscated Among the places
from which they were taken are Cas
sesse's, Callahan's, P. II. Dm kin's and
John J. Can oil's, on Lackawanna nve
nue, nnd the hotel of Kd. Horn, or.
rranklln avenue, nnd Ignatz XTram, on
South Washington avenue.
THIS EVENING'S BANQUET.
An Unique and Novel Ariangemout
of Tables Perfected.
The tables for the annual banquet of
the New England soeletj1, to be held
this evening were nriarged yesterday
in the assembly room of the Hoaiel of
Trade, and this ntrangement Is to bo
a special featuie of this evening's fes
tivities The main table extends completely
around the entire room about four feet
from the walls, leaving n largo open
space in the centei. There ate to in
three smaller tallies within this space
for the toastmaster and the prominent
guests.
The guests eated at the main tabl
will occupy onlv the outside and a
most unique feature will be) the seiv
Ing of the dlnnet from the Inside by
the vvalteis. an opening five feet wide
opposite the door belns left for their
Ingiess and egiess This will greatlv
facilitate and hasten the serving of the
t lands
The tables will all be elaborated and
lavishly tlecoiated with choice (lowers
and plants and one of the most enjoy
able evenings in the history of the
society Is undoubted!) in stoie for
those who attend tonight
Cigars. Cigars. Clgais.
Special pi lees for this week. Key
West. $2 50 box up; Domestic, $1 23 box
up; Impoited at Pail; & Tllfoul's
Prices. E. g. Com sen.
Gold plated Ink stands. Re)nolds Bios
Tonight.
300 Tuikos Riven away at Jack
Skelly's Cafe. Penn nvenue, between
Spiuce and Lackawanna Call and get
one.
Calendars, booklets, etc Re) nobis Btoi
To the Voters of the 17th Ward.
I hereby announce m)self ns a can
didate for the Republican nomination
for select council In the Seventeenth
ward. Phil. vr. Roll
Political Information,
will be one of tho features ot The Trib
une Year Book for 1900. which will be
ready for cllsttlbutlon on Jan. 1.
Leather wallets, etc. Reynolds H.os.
"Buy the Box."
O'Haia Cltrars, 431 Spruce stieet.
I'ancy office baskets. Reynolds Bus
Our store will be open every evening
until Christmas. Flnle)"3.
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Candies
Puie Sugar, 10c per pound.
I .nicy Bon Bons and Choc
olates, 20c per pound
Fancy Boxes, Bon Bons and
Chocolates, 25c and 35c per
box.
Huyler's, 40c to 80c.
Alligretti, 60s,, best candy
made.
Fruits,
Fine Cigars,
Champagne Cider
And Fancy Groceries.
E. G. COURSEN
420 Lackawanna Avenue.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
ARRANGING FOR
BACHELOR'S BALL
IT WILL BE A VERY BRILLIANT
SOCIAL EVENT.
J. H. Biooks Is Chairman of the
Commltteo That Has Charge of tho
ricpn rations for the Ball Among
tho Distinguished Persons to Whom
Invitations navo Been Extended
arc Governor and Mrs. W. A. Stone.
Bauer nnd Alexander Will Furnish
the Mu:lc.
The Hachelors' ball this yeai will be
held on the night of Dec. 2,ut the Ly
ceum thentor, and will be In charge of
a committee consisting of J, II. Drooks,
chairman, P. H Bolln, V. C. Puller,
Worthlngton Scranton nnd M. II. Ful
ler It la confidently expected that
the event this year will surpass .ill
those In tho prcv lous ten years since
tho organization known under this dl3
tlnguished name save tho fit it ball.
The list of Invitations has been some
what more brief this season than usu
al, but it Includes the leading society
people of this region Amine the dis
tinguished guests who may be ptcscnt
are Governor and Mrs W A Stone,
and n number of prominent people ot
New York and Chicago.
The floor is In supeilor condition this
jear the excellent one with Its lino
leum surface, used last teoson, having
been still further Improved. Tin lloral
decorations no in charge of Cl.uk
who has devised seveial striking ef
fects ruhrmnn v 111 tipply the other
Interior decorations, while O W. Wat
kins will superintend the arrangement
of eli aperies In the elegantly fitted Ori
ental looms and the btixes Of tiv
latter there will be eight additional
ones built upon the stcge and these
have had a large I'dvance sale
The supper, which as in former years
will bo served In th" upper rooms
over the conldors and vestibule, will
be in thai go of Holland of Philadel
phia whose fame In this direction an 1
whose satisfactory service heietofori
are sufficient proofs of the peifectlon
of detail which will be obseivctl.
The music which Is the chief fea
ture of the success ot the affair, will
be by Hauer's orchestra of this city,
and Alexander's Military bantl, ef
Wllkcs-Hurc It promises to be the
finest In hlstorv of the Hachelors
The committee has been Involved in
an extiaordlnarv amount of work this
season, owing to rranj extra duties In
connection with the bill, and the fact
that such a brilliant success Is now as
sured rellects great credit on the live
gentlemen upon whom hns fallen all,
tli Intricate details
The Inventions from the house tif
He) nobis Bros, this cltv. Issued this,
week, include a list of the patronessej
ns follows. Mrs. E. u Fuller, Mrs
W. W. Scranton, Mrs. T. It. Wntklns,
Mrs James Aichbnltl, Mis. William
r Hnllstead, Mis. C. H Welles, Mrs.
I lent v Belin, ji . Mrs. J, Hem. Dlm
mlck, Alt" C, S Weston Mrs Geotge
leiir-jn, Mis Gorge O Brook, Mis.
Claience 13. Stuiges
THE THIRD ENTI.RTA1NMENT.
Will Be Given at the R. R. Y. M. C.
A. This Evening.
The thlid monthly enteitainmont In
the members' course will bo given at
the Ralltoad Young Mens' Christian
association on Fridav evening, Decem
ber 22, at S o'clock. The follow Inpr pro
gramme will be given by the Philhar
monic trio
Cilmson ritish Alex mil T
Golden rtod Abt
(11) Yalse Itomantlciuc Abt
(b Campln' on de Suwaneo Sinltli
Pipavv Valley Railroad Stewart
Daun 01 I.ovo Dcndlx
Guitar Si (In Selected
,Vaicl!-us Novln
IIol City McDonough
Popular Hits cfor members of the
II It. Y M. C A
Wedding of the Wind Hull
St Dcsir Beethoven
Smol.j Moke Hol7imin
Member" of the association and theln
friends are Inv Ited.
MARRIED AT PECKVILLE.
Miss Esther Sitgreaves and Curtis
B. Floiey Become Man and Wife.
Cuitls B. Floiy, superintendent of
tho sugar machlneiy at the DlLkson
Manufacturing coinpan), was mairled
Wednesday evening to Miss HsUier
Sitgreaves, at the residence of the
bride's parent 1, Mr, and Mis. Geoigo
S Sltgi eaves, of Peekvlile
The ceremony wns of the simplest
kind possible. There were no attend
ants and no foimallty. Rev. Mr.
Thomas, of the Pockvillo Baptist
chinch, officiated. Mi. Floiy Is ,1
graduate of the class of '90 of Lehigh
university, and for seveial years past
has icslded In Scianton, Mrs Plory
is a )oung woman of sweet and gentle
chaiacter.
After Jan. 1 Mr. and Mis rioiy wl'l
be nt home at their lesldence on Wash
ington avenue, Green Ridge.
Teacheis' Oxfoid Bibles Re)notls Bios
SPORTING NOTES.
The Danville basket bad team will plav
tho Knickerbocker buske t boll team of
this city nt Danville em e'lulstmaw night
The tight between John Tlguc and Tom
Proderlrk. that was to take pl.ue. In New
York SitirtHv night, Is postponed en
account of Brodcrlek spraining his arm
Ice Cream and Fancy Cakes.
Place ordcis now for Christmas.
The choicest fancy cakes and puiest
Ice cream in the city will be found nt
Huntington's, 420 Spiueo stieet.
Cigais In boxes of 23, at I.andls', 207
Wyoming nvenue.
Fane) boxes stationery. lie) note's Bios
Smoking Sets, at I.andls', 207 Wyo
mine avenue "
Waterman f'nt'n pens Reynold! Bros
HANDSOME
CHRISTMAS
GIVEN AWAY FREE.
To nil purchasers of THAS. COl'PP.HS.
SPICKS HXTRACTS and UAICINU
l'OWDlin. I.eiflnnlnR Bnturtla), Dee
ICth, anc1 e.oiitltiuln to Dec SOth Poi.1
tlvn y no Caltndi.r plveu out after Dec
Wth COMH RARIA- AND Qi:T ONH
The Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Co.
411 Lackawanna avenue. 123 South Main
avenue. Thono 75.'. Prompt deliveries.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.
Conducted at Masonic Hall, by Schil
ler Lodge, No, 340.
Schiller lodge, No. 315, I'rco and Ac
cepted Ordci of Mnsons, conducted Its
Installation of officers at Masonic halt,
on Spruce sheet, last night, the cere
mony being followed by a supper serv
ed by Caterer John Barnes.
Acting District Deputy L P. Kings
bury presided over the services anl
Installed tho following officers: Wor
shipful master, George L. Brlegcl; sen
ior waiden, Isadora Goodnian, junior
waiden, Peter Stipp, secretary, Chatles
S Gelbert; treasurer, Joseph Gunster,
trusties, Frank Lcuthner, Henry
Vockroth and N B. Goodman.
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DIED.
ACKi:rt-In Scranton. Dec 21, lStrt. Maiy
Acker, ngetl ?) jenrs wife eil Eel ward
Acker, 201 Linden street. 1'uncral un
ncuinccmcnt later.
BORN.
DALEY -In Scranton, Pa., Doc 17, 1W,
to Mr tti.d Ml. Gtoigo L Dale), a sun
KNOX. In Sci uiton Pa . Dec. 21, 1S-J9,
to Dr and Mrs, George C. Knox, a
el lughter
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r . 4.
Holiday
Se.d".?.e" $1.00 1
Men's Sea! (iont Tan Slippers
Men's Seal Goat Wine "
Men's Chocolate and Black
Slippers.
Men's Brown G'oat Slippers
Have always sold for 2.
Ladies' Felt Romeo, Fur
Trimmed, two color, $1.00,
Any size to be had.
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410 SPRUCE STREET.
S707E OPEN EVCNINGS.
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KNOCK
Their knuckles sore
that is what your friends
do wheu your
ELECTRIC BELLS
Are out of Repair.
WE REPAIR
THEM.
Chas. B. Scott
1 19 Franklin Ave.
TELEPHONE 222.
Slippers
-iS$ d l d S i K l V d d d fc
1 "What Shall I Give?" 1
f Waited till the last days, and still unde- S.
S cided, aren't you? It's one of the bugaboo
$ tasks of the whole year, to pick out the g
$ Chi istmas things, isn't it? But why should
j$ it be? You want to temember father or S
brother with a useful gift; why not select 5!
some article from our large and well selected S.
is line of Holday Furnishings.
S House Coats., $5.00 to $10 00
2 Bath Robes $3.oo to $10.00 5!
Umbrellas $2.00 to $10.00 S
5 Mufflers 50c to $6.eo '.
j Neckwear 50c to $3.50 g
$ Suspenders 50c to $1.50 g
H5 Canes 50c to $4.00 $i
I Gloves $1.00 to $2.50 S;
I Silk Handkerchiefs. .25c to $1.00 j
j Linen Handkerchiefs, 15c to $1.50 S,
1 SuitCases $5 00 to $7.50 g
5 Fancy Half Hose.... 25c to $1.00 g
5 Night Robes Soc to $2.00 Sr
2 Dress Shirt Shields.$i.oo to $2.00 e
HAND
203 Washington
ON THE SQUARE.
(((fyWWWWWMJMOJflMWMO'O'JVWW?
C. F. BECKWITH & CO.,
di:ali:us in
Mine &md Mill Supplies,
Machinery, Eltc.
orriCK-Dlmc Iliialt liullding.
Bring the Children
to seo the Living Santa Claus nor
on exhibition in our lnrgp Dry
Goods room. Every child who is
accompanied by a grown person gets
a ticket on the following beautiful
prizes which nro given away freo to
tho children:
12 Grand Christmas Prizes
Sl Tor Hie Girls as follows:
Tlrst Prize Beautiful Large Doll,
Dressed in Pink.
Second Prlzn Beautiful Large Doll,
Dressed in Blue.
Third Pi ize Beautiful Largo Doll,
Dressed in Yellow.
Fourth Pilze Handsomo Doll Car
Hope, Rubber Tires.
Fifth Pi ize Elegant Doll Go Cart.
Sixth Prize! Largo Toy Piano.
Abo Six Handsome Prizes for
the Bnjs.
First Largo Patent Swing Hobby
Horso.
Second Large Silver Drum.
Third Handsome New Patent Sled.
Fourth Elegant Lai go Sleigh.
Fifth Complete Set of TooIb In Chest
Sixth White Enamel Toy Dresser.
You do not have to buy goods.
The chances are absolutely free.
The more tlmeB you come here the
more chances you will get.
Fancy York State Turkeys
14c Per Pound.
The Popular Hotiso Pur-
! !
nMiIng Store
Ji'oliday
Plated
We have so many
goods in this line we
only mention a lew
Nickel-Pl.iteci Chafing
Dishes, Tea and Colfee
Pots, Silver Plated Knives
,md Porks, Berry Spoons,
Nut Picks and Cracks.
Foote& Fuller Co,
Hears Building,
140-42 Washington Ave
Pierce's flarket
Receiving dally Turkeys, Fowls,
SprlnRcrs, Ducks and Squabs, also Rock
away, Maurlco River and llluo Point Oys
ters: Lver) thing tho market affords In
fruits and vegetables
Your orders will be filled promptly with
best goods at reasonable) prices.
PIERCE'S MARKET
110.1 i2.ii'i:nn avi:nui:.
Avenue.
W AULUOUSC-Grccu IUdgc.
rltUll Blw W I ' 'BB'
PAYNE,
st" I ,1 ' rr.'Ti Vv
Tho nu&llty of the oils used in mUltik
colors determines tho durability of tht
pulnts.
Oils
such as wo offer will mnke pnlnt of great
smoothness and durability. A largo sur
face enn bo covered and tho coating will
not peel, crack or wear off until it has
tlniiH its full duty.
Thcso prices will show that good oils
nro nut expensive.
MATTHEWS BROS,, 3,oLAavcekn'nn'
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Gift Time is Coming.
See our line of I'mbrcllas, Suit Cane,
N'Uwcm, Glce, Mutllcrs, Bath Robes,
etc.
Bill & SKINNER,
Hotel Jermyn
llulldlnz.
Fine Cutlery
Scissor and
Manicure Sets,
Ice Skates and
Flobert Rifles,
FELTON'S aneunen
Whaf Will He Fdf
In each stocking is the all im
portant question now. Whatever
S.int i Claus gives, no more appro
priate gift caw be found than one of
our specialties a
LEATHER SUIT CASE
NIGHT ROBE,
PAJAMA,
MUFFLER,
ELEGANT TIE,
UMBRELLA,
DENT OR FOUNDS
GLOVES,
SILK SUSPENDERS,
ETC., ETC.
CONRAD'S,
305 Lackawanna Avenue.
OPEN EVENINQS NOW.
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The Christmas Store
Where Trying to Please
Is Not "Trouble."
More than 25,000 square
feet of show room devot
ed to the display of Holi
day Furnishings.
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Morris Clialrs
$3.00 to $30.00.
Ladles' Desks
S3. 29 to $35-oo-
Music and Curio Cabinets
$.(.50 to SfS.OO.
Combination Cases
$8,00 to S75.00.
Turkish Chairs and Rockers
$15.00 to $.18.00.
Couches and Lounges
S5.00 to $40,00,,
llrlc-a-Brac, Vases, Kle.
6qc to $17.00.
Palins and Jardinieres
55c to $4.98.
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