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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1900.
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WEST
YOUNG WOMEN'S
WINTER WORK
,CHBISTIAN ASSOCIATION AC
TIVELY ENGAGED.
Opportunities Offered for Religious,
Educational and Physical Impiove-
ment West Scrnntou Young' Men
In New York Little Gleaners' En
tertainment and Social What an
Initial Supper Really In Effects
of the High Winds Yesterday.
Other Notes.
The Young "W'onien'rt C'lulstlan ns-m-clatlon
has entered upon tho whiter
work with mitcli nativity ntiil tlieie Is
IncrcuBcd Interest In all brunches.
IMuny kIi'Ih arc taitliit, iidviintiiuu oC the
opportunities olt'ered for ivIIrIouh,' edu
cational and physical Impiovemonl, ami
the rooms arc open to nil who dcslic to
sivall themselves of the prlvllegon thus
ufforded.
Beginning' Monday, December -', the
association will conduct, n "dolls carni
val" for one week. All Kills under
twelve years of use are Invited to meet
(With the secretary and lejilster. The
rooms arc open every day trom 4 to !)
p. m.
Miss Martha I'lillllps will lead the
Aospol meeting tomorrow afternoon at
a. 15 o'clock. Young women arc cordial
ly welcome at these services.
The kitchen garden classes will meet
this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Any girl
who Is over five years of age may be
come a member of this class.
The gospel song- service will be held
this evening-, commencing' at 8 o'clock.
nev. J. P. Moffat, D. I).. will addin.ss
the girls at this meeting". All women
and girls are Invited.
The chrysanthemum and orchid show
for the benefit of the assoelaton will be
held at Colonel and Mrs. H. Ai. Boles'
conservatory, Tuesday, November 13,
from 3 to 10 p. m. The side entrance
"will be used, and the admission will be
ton cents.
The rooms will be open at 3 o'clock,
stnd all who wish to attend the show
.ind have no friends who arc able to go
with them arc requested to meet at the
rooms and join the party which leaves
at that time. Ksuorts will leave with
parties at !!, !, 5, 7 and S o'clock
promptly.
Young Men in the Metropolis.
A number of West Scranton young
men have decided to locate in New
York city, and the contingent already
there will be augmented by several
more within a few days. In addition
Geta
Good Enough Cough
remedy. Dufour's French
Tar is what you need.
Proper Neckwear
For Ladies and Stylish
Ribbons Innumerable
Get the leading place in the store on Saturday. The
special display ought to interest every woman of taste
with a love for the beautiful, as it covers every detail
of fashion's domain along the lines indicated.
The Very Latest That
New York, London and Paris have to offer is at your
service on Saturday at figures far below those asked in
the centers of fashion uamed. No need to tell why this
is so. Your own good sense answers that question.
Some of the New Creations
Iu Chiffous, Liberty Mousseline, Silks, etc., are dreams
01 beauty in softened splendor, while more strikinrr ef- i
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lects are shown ior those who desire them,
bile Ties are much sought after by the
They may be seen at their best here today.
Our Ribbon Department
Is gay with countless hues and prettv fancies gathered
in from all over the world wherever R bbons are made.
The new variegated weaves, with their soft blending
tones or high color. Contrasts und first favorites aud
',,', there is no lim t to the uses which women of taste aud
.expeiieuce find for them in fancy work or perhaps dec
, , oratiou.;
a 1
f Biit There Are Other Weaves
t f- Which vie with the variegated goods in their claim for
., ' popular favor and so novel are :hev that we do not hes-
. uate 10 piace mem siue oy sias. K udous were never
I s so much' iu general use as thev are today, consequent y
a displav such as we now offer for your inspection
shoul I be viewed with interest as an exposition of what
'is correct aud most desirable iu that Hue.
Special Show Day, Saturday, November loih
u
Globe Warebodse
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SCRANTON
lit Mmerpon I), Owen, John .1. doulon,
Arthur Van Vlell and Frederick It.
.lone?, who have been there some lime
and branched out In dlrfcicut sections,
there Is Unhurt 1M'I., of Jackson
street, and Tom Blair, of South Main
avenue, who went to Now York recent
ly to engage In business put suit".
Two more of the boys will leave to
day. They are Evan Jones, of Uello
vtie, ami Henry Williams, of Noith
Main avenue. The former will become
Identllled with the sttaw giiodH house
of J, S. I'lummcr & Co., IM Mercer
street, and the latter will enter the
employ of a large shoe manufacturing
concern.
Two well-known West Hcranton fam
ilies have lecently located In the lue
tiopolls also. Bert tlreen's family, for
meily of llellevue, and Major M. I,.
Blair's family, of South Main avenue.
The former are located on East Forty
seventh street, and thu latter on West
Fifty-seventh street.
Gleaners' Successful Venture.
The Little Gleaners of the HlmpMiu
Methodist Episcopal church, who have
taken upon themselves the pleasant
task of raising funds to help defray
thi chin eh's expenses, conducted a
very novel and Interesting affair last
evening at the homes of W. W. Davis
and W. C. Williams, on Houth Hyde
Park avenue.
They conceived the idea of making
pillows and selling them, in addition
to providing entertainment and re
freshments, and the manner In which
they succeeded was fully attested by
the liberal patronage accorded them.
The programme presented was thor
oughly enjoyed and Included vocal
and Instrumental mimbeis, recitations
and drills. Each participant was ac
corded a full measure of applause for
their efforts. Thirty-nine little girls
recited "The Shepherd Boy" and an
other dozen gave a r, o'clock tea cup
drill. Miss May Davis recited cleverly
and Vlrgle and Virona DePuy bahg a
pleasing duet.
Miss Marie Becker rendered a very
pretty holo and "Uuth Bryant and Mar
jorle Utt sweetly sang a duet. Blanche
Thomas, Minnie Thro and Gene Mun
son also sang and recited, and an
Instrumental trio was composed of the
Misses Saxe.
Ice cream was afterwards served by
the little misses and the guests voted
the affair one of the most successful
and pleasurable events of the season.
In all probability .similar entertain
ments will bo provided during the
winter.
Initial Suppers Popular.
The question has been asked "What
Is an initial supper?" And The Trib
une correspondent has been requested
to define this popular means of rais
ing money. In several of the churches,
notably the Simpson Methodist Epis
copal, Plymouth Congregational, Jack
son street and First Baptist churches,
the ladies have banded together to
raise money for church work.
They select a number of workers in
the congregation whose names begin
with certain Initials and delegate them
to provide a supper for several hun
dred people. Mrs. A, B and C furnish
the linen and dishes, Mrs. D, E and F
taM
Autoino
smart set.
provide the edibles, Mrs. CI, It, I and
J do the cooking, and Mrs, K, L, M,
N, O and P serve Hie supper.
In this way everything Im provided
for ii llrst-class meal at u nominal
price, and no expense Is attached to
the church. The receipts nro turned
over tfi the" trcasuier to apply on
whatever expense Is to 1m mot nnd
every year many dollars nrc gathered
Into the treasury.
Sometimes Mrs. Q, 11, 55 or T turns
over the use of their house to the
.other ladles, and more frequently the
suppers are served In the churches.
The plan originated with the Ladles'
Aid society of the Simpson Methodist
Episcopal church, and as many as
three hundred people have been serv
ed In an evening In their spacious
djiilug looms.
'A number of them are now making
preparations for serving another sup
per In the church next Thursday even
ing, and tin ladles of the Plymouth
chinch also have arrangements under
way for a similar event, The date will
be announced later.
Effects of the High Winds.
The unusually high winds of yester
day had the elfcet of causing; many
redden tN to leturn Indoors last eve
ulng, and Main avenue was practically
deselted as early as t! o'clock.
Many
o'' the stores were closed earlier than
usual and the usual crowd that gnth
rs on the street corners were con
spicuous by their absence.
The only 'event of iMo hi llif
amusement line was a dance In Hoar's
hall under thu auspices of the Young
People's Untieing class. The police
had but little to do, and the usual
sources of news furnished absolute!
nothing for the pi ess.
Did You Read It.
Our advertisement on another page
of this paper will be Interesting read
ing to every lady desiring a ready-to-wear
garment. Mears ft Hagen.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Oscar Jones, of North Hyde Paik
.1 venue, left yesterday for a few days'
vlbtt with friends In Carbonddale.
The funeral of the late Patiiek
Sliearon will tnke place to-day from,
the bottle, , '-Si Kmmit street. Ser
vices will be held in llnzieton church,
and interment will bo made in the Ca
thedral cemetery.
llev. AV. K. Williams, the Drummer
Kvangelist, will deliver his lecture,
"The Last Bomp With the Tiger," to
morrow evening, at the First Welsh
'"ongregiitlonal church. South Main
avenue, commencing at C o'clock. He
will not speak at the Plymouth church
as pre iously announced.
Mr. and Mrs. T. ,1. Reynolds, of
South Main wenuo, aiv the'guehts of
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Lewis, of
Kingston.
The Eagle Hose company will hold
their annual ball in Music hull on
November 13.
IIIas Mary Hastie, of Avoca. assist
ed in the revival services at the Sum
mer Avenue Presbyterian church last
evening.
The Swedish American Citizens' club
will meet to-night at French roof hall
at 7:30 o'clock. '
DUNMORE.
At the Uumnorc MethoilW Episcopal tliiiuh to.
mcirow 1I13 p.itor, He. A. J. Van t'kft, uill
occupy the pulpit at holh inornlnx .nnd aonin,'
bciikei!. The morning suhjed will he "Hit.nl
from llcuun." The 1 cuinix topic Mill he
"Christ, the Cirpemer." In the moiniiig the
puntoi uill ule it flicinlniite 1 ilk to tne ihil
then. The Nimby bthool will he helil .it -.''( p.
111. The othir senilis will he held as usiul.
Seats flic ami all unJe iehmue.
At the I'lftih.wulan thureh Her. W. f. CSitj
buii, pu'lor. Sjmoes at 1U.30 a. m. .mil 7.." p.
m. i-uhjcits for tomoirou: MorniiiK, "Home
Jl""-ion Work." i:cnim,', "Tiiid Wupons tor
fcpiritinl Waifue." All are wileomo.
hoi itia at Tiipp An nue Cliu-il.in thureh to
rr 01 row iilll he .11 Icillow?: Minday ntnool .it
10 oMoiK; iniiiniuriluii ncmie at 11 o'tloik.
1'cv. V,'. II. Williams will omipy the pulpit In
the eienins nulng to the sImiiie of tl. p.itci.
111$ mhjut Mill be "l.at ltomp iiith the ligt i'."
All me wtlir.me.
lli-s. ri.uik llliiirliam. of UutKr itucl, paio a
tnot enjojihle iliniicr to a fiw of htr finniU lat
nisht: Anions thoje present iieie li. A. It.
Mi Kay, Mi. Iton Snarl, Mis. I'reil Mtkiron,
Jlrs. A. 31. Dinuhain, Mr Jij, Mis. John Kill-,
MieB lltaie Ihijtlf, Miss tJineileii' IIIokiiUi.
tlihlnd and Cora NirkiiMm, Huth and Amu Ki
lls, Mare;aut HiiiRhain and Alhtit Miliaj,
The hinUimirten uill he ojuiiul in the old
Pioneer building; on Tripp an nue on Monday
inomina;. It is to he for KnjrlUh speakiri; ilill
(Iron and will ho in charge of Miss- l.illljn ilouis,
of bcianlcn, 11I10 formerly hnl iharisc of the
tchool for Italian hildn 11 on Chclnnt i-tuet.
The H0j.1l Aicanum uill hold in ninl-inonlhl.v
meeting Monday eiiiiini;, Viu nihil' li, at S
oMotk. A full altendinee is ileslied..
Miss Clara Potter his hoinp (.pitiun'ul.i ot ait
needle uoirlc on psliihitlon in the ulndoivs of
.1. fi, Hone & Sins' mugiittnii; that mu uttrait
ing iiiuiIi attention fiom the ladlis uho hau
fi 1 11 Hum.
Mi-ss Made Hioiison, of Kim ulreet, is Mtiiii
"SZ Y$X?iZ' ,uk., .,, ,IlH
,,hla' "l,it,l,r ,I" ' ---nrii to the huMde o
I. ill II lllflll l I CT 14l III III... t . . . 1 .1 I...
Kit niece, Mis. Stun, Mho is mm niineiili.it tin-
proud in (onditiiK.
I'tler llohd.i.v, uho met uiih .111 .neiilonl uhilo
liuiitlii ii 11 ku lounl.i last iw el. lias opiialid
(ii JCsttlilie ,11 the Mo-es Tajlor liospifl, ulnre
he has lii-in (.line the .lu'ldein, and the bulla
nas leinoied fiom his hi?, it Kaiini; liken .111
upuaiil toiiise fiom iihcio It enliud ut alunti
the ankle. I'.iei.MluiiR lookH faun ihle lor lib,
Lilly r in cry.
John Modatt, of Kim Mini, lilt jiMcuhy lor
riiilailolphla, uhue he uill be the ituesl of his
iii-Iii.iw, Iter. John II. Danes, It. I)., pjslni
ol Ihe Hithlfheni I'lesb.ilerlan ihiiiih in thai
til).
Min John Moll ut, ol lludhv ,luel, l..i 10.
tumid lioiu Xiw Vork, mIiciu she has bun at Ihe
bciUhle ot Inr hu-hand uho nas leuull.i opiralnl
on lit the I'lCnb.iterlJIi hit-pilul Iheie. Jh. Mob
fait is rcpoited as ileadll.i Kuiiiinir in stU'iiKtb
nnd his caily home loiuiu u lookul for.
riiurlilw; at the Ibidhy hligil iliurih in thu
moiiilns by ihe p.utor, J, 1 Kieiuu.'i, Itev. n.
M. (ircni, II, ) of I'hocuisiilli'. 1'a., uill puudi
at Ihe iiiiilnir miim hubjeti, "Kulish.
Iliinea." Ilriiial seniles wilt b (ontiuiinl
lilnlilly limine the unk. Dr. On en uill pieaili
nnd I'.utoi- ,1, I Kicaincr uill elnir a solo nt
Hum) m-iiIus, All ui'leoiue,
Tieasiiiei August AViihUis uill piy boroutjli or.
ikis this afternoon at the IiihuIikIi huihliuu.
Did You Read It.
Our .idvtTtlseinmit on iinotlipr puija
or this paper will liu Intuu-Htliipr icutf
IniT 10 uvcry lmly iImIiIiii,' u ieiidy-lo-wi'iif
Bitnnont. ah-uih ,.- llnsuti,
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GRAIN COFFEE
Konio iiuonlu can't drink colTco ;
everybody can drink Groln-O, It
looks and tastes like colTeo, but it
is jiiado from puro grains. No
coJTeb ju it.
Grain-0 is cheaper than coffee. ;
costs about oue-ijiiaiter us much.
All grocer 1 15c. smlvsc.
SOUTH SCRANTON
RINGGOLD BAND PRESENTED
. WITH A BANNER.
It WttB Presented to Them Last
Night in Athletic Hall by Miss
Keegnn, of Plttston Avenue The
Patriotic Order of True Americans
Entertained Last Night in Fiue
han's Hall Concluding Entertain
ment in People's Lecture Course.
Other News Notes.
The Ulnggold bind, the popular
iniMeal oiganlr.allou of South Scran
ton, was presented hist evening In
Athletic hall with a handsome silk
banner, theglft of Miss Kcegan, of
l'lttslon avenue, the presentation
speech being neatly made by William
Miller.
It was responded to in hearty words
by Leader John U. "'huso of the
band, who accepted the bannoi" In
behalf of (ho organization. The ban
ner, which Iw tiiitr feet wide hv six
; j,1(, jum,., S (t splendid example of
woman's skill and Ingenuity In fancy
needlework. The one side Is of purple
silk, with the words "Success and
Piosperlly to the lllnggold Band," In
genuously worked on with small gold
bends.
The other side bears the motto, "Eat,
Urink and Be Merry," which the large
assemblage did Immediately after tho
ceremony, partaking of choice viands
prepared by the ladles. The huunsi
which is all baud made is valued at
True Americans Entertained.
A very pleasant social was given in
Frtiehan'K hull. Cellar avenue, last eve
ning by the local camp of Patriotic
Order of True Americans. A line liter
ary programme was given, during
which Mrs. Randolph Jones, presi
dent of the National Order of True
Americans, spoke encouragingly of the
work of the older during the past
year.
The programme given was as fol
lows: Song, "America," audience;
udilress, Mrs. Randolph Jones; ad
dress, Rev. M. H. Flror; recitation.
Miss Ida Klbler; vocal solo, Master
Will Scheuer; recitation. MI--S Bertha
Courtrlghl; recitation, Miss Llzule
Ilorbuch: solo (vocal), Mrs. Bald.
Concluding Entertainment.
Thfi folloivitiB' is the priwamnici
which will conclude the People's Le
tiiiv nnd entertainment course, iu the
Cedar avenue llethodist church, or
Tuesday evening', Nov. IS:
Pant First some, "llattle Iljinn ot the He
public," iiudituie; plionojrapli adetllou, Mr.
Ti-dtl; dint, "lleautiful MmuiiIIrIiI," Misses
MIlliK.iu anil M.usdeu; redlation, IKrbeit
Ralilni;; solo, "1'rue loi Life," Daild Dalies;
ntit.ition, Wilfred Maisden; recitation, Xettiu
llaldcrman; quartttte, " Fairy Moonllttht," Mi-es
Millicnii, Map-dm and Miti. Smith ami Doty;
lecitation, tbace lleutnu; banjo bideetion; ht-eue
in t-nuit, "hueaiinpr in a Jury," dialogue; duet,
"Call lo aims'," Mesrs Daiis and Watkms;
Solomon Uaacs troubles. Part Second Srifrina.,
audiente; plionociapli cleitton, Mr. Tisdel;
luoo hand; recitation, "rainier Stchhlns at the
Hall," llou.inl Doty; "Manlli Hiy," Jolin Kiaiw;
instriniinil.il solo, Udltli Doty; solo, James Wat
kins; sonij, flenciieic IleiKhatiscr; .elettion,
baijo club; sonR, "Homeland hhou," .uidlenec.
Did You Read It.
Our advertisement on another page
of this paper will be Interesting read
ing to every lady desiring a ready-to-wear
gm ment. Mears ec Hagen.
BRIEFLY NOTED.
An alarm of tire was turned In trom
box .11, comer of Cedar avenue and
Alder street, lust night at- 6 o'clock,
uul the Century, Neptune and Phoe
nix companies responded and iiuicklv
put out a blaze in the apartment
house of A. Welnschenk In Schimplt's
court, occupied by a Polish family,
and caused by a defective flue. The
damage done was slight.
The 16-mont'h-old child of Guseppo
Repello, an Italian living at 11 1 Beech
street, was horribly burned last even
ing shortly before supper, through thu
carelessness nf her sister, who over
turned ti kettle of boiling soup over
the litt'le tot, who was playing on the
floor, and healded her face and le'ft
side of her body In a frightful man
ner. Dr. M. II. Qulim was hastily
called and administered to the child.
The Gospel meeting at 3.43 o'clock in
the association rooms of the Young
Women's Clulstlan association on Sun
day afternoon will be in chargp of
Miss Anna Uanklu. All women and
girls invited to attend this .service.
Camp 120, Patriotic Order Sons of
America Drum corps, are at ranging for
tlier eighth annual reception, to be
given Jan. 1 iu Music Hall.
Arrangements are being made by the
liiiil.'giild band for their annual ball,
in liu given Thanksgiving evening, iu
Athletic hall, Alder street.
John Chrlstnphel, of Remington ave
nue, a si'igeant in Company M, Fifth
United States cavalry, now stationed
Iu Porto Klco, is home on 11 ten days'
furlough,
Newr. Mas lecolveil hern yesterday
of the death In Detroit, Mich., of Mrs.
AVIlIlam Wlrth, who formerly lesided
cm Prospect avenue, and who Is well
known lieiealiiiuts.
Thomas Mutehninn and family, uf
Klmlia, are visiting lrlenils In lid's
bi'l'tloll.
Harry .Schwartz, uf Mnltke avenue,
In 111 nt his home with appendicitis,
Mrs. J. K. Evans Is 111 at her home
on Pear street.
William Cook, of 1727 Piospcct ave
nue, is suffering from an attack of
inflammatory rheumatism.
OLD FORGE.
Ullliam lU.niuii, who his bcin milfeilnt; with
liill.immntoi.1 ihiimntlni foi M.W1.1I iiuiilhs. Is
Mill iu 11 iiillul'iondllioii.
I'lunk 1. olu.dU. ol San liaiuisio, uho in.
bun lislllliir liiemU in ihhi plaee, lift on Mou.
ili.i for Sen' oil., while ho uill jieml j fnv
liioiilhs iioiis lo ills it lill 11 home.
Johnson llii'dill .mil family h.ue halt spind.
ill',- the pisl link .11 'Ihoinhursl.
Mir, lliiikln.ui, of 'ln.ll"l'i l.illi'l on IiKihU
iu lids 1'l.ue on Wtdiusdiy,
lib hud Ciui li.nl the misfoiiiine to bruk In-.
J nil en Tuiluy iihlle ut uoik.
)ltih ml IIomjiiI h.'.s moiiil his family lo I'jtts
ton. udreii' SiiliUr, Of Mooir, u.is Ihe 1,-ne.f of
Kbeu Toole on Miudi, '
'I In' mhool luuld b.ls io,tid ll"tl(cs thloil);hout
the boiouitli eiiiellui.' .ill uhu iii.h In nlleiul
niKht kihool to ie(iisier ullh the niuili4l of
liny ot Ihe m lio.il-, by Mondj), .Vol, 1.'. 'Ihe hoaid
optned j iiieilal djy nhool fuf Iht'liow diirlnj,'
the tilke in .1 bulldlim' oiwnd by William llip,
uhleli he iraie the bojrd llie uo of tree. The
bojid itishu lo ule the bo) uho 11UI1 llio op.
poiliiully lo nttmd iiiuhl mIuwI If they so ile.
fire.
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NORTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Miss Kline, of North Main avenue,
Was Surprised Miss Anna Ly-
nott Entertains Other Notes.
Jllss Kline, of North Mnln avenue,
was pleasantly gurprlpcd nt her home
on Thursilny evening:, when a number
of her friends tendered her a uarty.
Although Miss Kline was not expect
ing' company, she soon proved herself
ii charming' hostess. The usual party
diversions were indulged In and dainty
viands were served. Those present
were Misses May Kline, Anna Morris,
fiessle Mori Is, Gussle Cohen, Mattio
Kline, Hatch and Armstrong-; Messis.
Clark Davis, Fred and WUhud Robin
son, Harrison Trog-away, Everett Johns
nnd Joseph Cohen.
Mlhs Anna B. Lynott entertained the
following' young people at her home
last evening: Misses Anna Shields,
Mary Golden, Kate Neary, Elizabeth
Gallagher, Mary Jackson, Mary De
vlne, Messrs. William Williams, Ed
ward Gibson, John Kenney, Thomas
Kelley, Daniel Davis and Arthur Rich
ards. Meeting of Men's Society.
"The Scranton Men's Society"
(Niii th End), which was organized a
few weeks ago In the Providence Pres
bvteilan Social rooms, and which is
to hold sessions monthly during the
winter season, will have their opening
assembly next Monday evening. The
announcements for that occasion are
attractive and almost elaborate as the
sequence of much preparation by the
vailous committees. The new presi
dent, Captain Doiph B. Atherton. will
give an inaugural address which will be
followed by an address on a civic
theme by ttev. Dr. Isaac Lansing, ot
Green Kldge.
For programme variations, Prof. C.
F. Whlttcmoro and his social commit
tee have provided several male cjimr
Wtu numbers and during the social
hour they will serve a light collation.
The Scranton Men's society starts with
an emollment of about 6," members,
which includes many of the leading
citizens of the North End section of
the city. The object of the organiza
tion Is "Literary, Philanthropic and
Social." Promises have been received
for addresses during: the winter from
James T. Duliois, United States Consul
General to Switzeiland, and from
11. J. Carr, president of National As
sociation of Libranans who will speak
on Libraries: also fiom Harry Fuller,
esq., a leading barrister of Wilkes
Harie. It Is also expected that Hon,
Willis Moore, chief of the "Weather
Uureau, at Washington, D. C, wllll
speak some evening during the season.
In January the 'society will have
open parliament on local citizenship,
wlisn adeli esses will be given by City
Solicitor A. A. Voshurs', and ex-Sollci-tor
James H. Torrey, esq. The as
sembly on Monday evening next, will
open sharp at S o'clock, by singing
"America" in grand chorus, led by tho
quartette.
At the Baptist Church.
.Sunday evening at tho Memoiinl Bap
list church. In the absence of the pas
tor, who will officiate at the Hnptlst
church of South Wilkes-Run e, tho
meeting will be In charge of. the young
people, with tlie following programme:
Simdntc (-oiiKH'.'.ill')ii
Seilpiure lesson ls.1.11 Willi. mis
siuitim.' (ieori;o Daties und parly
I'i.iju- fieoiite Dalies
boh lMuard Motrin
lledlillon, "Tho Loid Is .My Miepluid"-
.lilinie IlichanN,
Duel 'I low. Jlies and I.eiiis Jones
l'.inl', "Mlli-hilio" ('01.1 Ufibllts
Uniihlo quuletli'--
.Ma.'b'iii .lihu, May Willlaius, T.uliil
Hies, Annie Ileus, Coin lluberl', M.uy
Willi mis, IMuaid Moiicaii, 'lh"S. lit t -..
tho. Hills, I,tnU Junes, John Hin-lus.
Ibillalion IMhei Willi nil,
lleiltaliou .'. T.l.llil lieeii
'llio Ueo. ll.uis, Thus, Hies, IM. .Moikju
AuuoiuKeineuls,
Siuitiuu Cuiiri 1 Dillon
lliiniliilloi I). II. Ilrllllths
Did You Read It.
Our advertisement on mint her page
of this paper will ho Interesting lead
ing to every lady desiring 11 ready-to-wear
Kimneiit. Mears it Hagen,
NUBS OF NEWS,
The I'piioilh liauuo of Ihe 1'ioiidiiiee Millio.
list Cpls10p.1l (luilih lit 1,1 a koiiiil List Uill
Inir in the ilnmh parhn.. Iluli.uioii,. diut,
villus ami llisllllliii'lll.il uhu lions iieie I lit ft.l
lines of the I'Hiiiiii;. At Ihe loiulibioii ot the
pioKiauniit ufiishiuiuU mo nivul.
'llio Sund ly bthool n the I'loihleiue I'irs
lj leiijn 1 Iiuh h hud an euliilulmiii'iil l.ist tun
'ilk'. A lllfc'e audit in e uj.s piistin. I'onoiiluK
Ihe inleilaiiiiuint a wiial nas htld
Tho i:i-iUlor niihfslra mndiuleil .1 mxIiI
in the Aiidlturliiui list ciiuiui;.
'Iheio nil) be 11 intelluK of the iViplo.ti'a of
the Von Monh mine in .uhlhihl' lull, lliis
euiilni; ut 7,'M n'lloil,.
The AmiiIoii Mtn'a Kuilrty iilll hvhl a mut.
lill,' In Hit! p.nluls of the I'loildtiiee I'ltflivlU'
tin tlmrili .Monday eunliiu,
Mi. D. V. Jones i.is hien iiituuiulni; the
pat uul., her thlti, .Mu. lJ1.1h.11n, of TiinU-
llJIIIIOl'..
Ut I'ooper, of Xiiilou, has lutn altiudiiitf
to biuliits.s In tills illy ilurim; u portion of
the uetk.
'Ihe 1'ioildt'iite l'rc.b It rlau Sunday M-liuol
tuehtu, luiplH and ollkcrs and ushcu hid
Uric ncld and
nl.ojpliHeH.
Kidney origin.
center,
origin.
Oxylnte ol lime.
Kidney origin.
Granular Daposlts Develop Into
GRAVEL
WARNER'S
Oslikosh,
Wiinur'it fc-ifc Cine Co It oclwitrr, '. Y.
Ontlimeli: KlKlil Jo.im nit 1 sinimn grrauv win wunvj ui n-, ,
rniMiltcil vcuinl phjiiUliina, Imt tlirlr innllciiiea tlld nip no koikI. A filcml
cf mine In the ilrmr Ihi-Iiicm Miiwiti.il tint t try, WiihiitVi S-afo Citu I
followed the MWBdtluii nnd "tier udnif n couple nf Lotties I notlinl a
ll..l,l I, ,n,r, .,,,,,. i,l I n, ill lull, il 111 UM tllT UllOllt 18 tllOtUlH HIM lUtt
hnpiiv to uv lh.it It inniplilrly cnrcil me. 1
fore" Klilnir tlili tcillinontul in imlcr In hco
now helleie it N. eurs truly,
bctietniy (Wikosh Timiw.
We have received a magnificent new importation of Rugs and
Carpets of all sizes and qualities. Our thorough acquaintance with the
Oriental markels puts us in position to get the best and latest at the
very lowest prices.
Also a fine line of Wilton , Smyrna and Axminster Rugs at a bargain.
EVERY RUG GUARANTEED.
Michaelian Bros, & Co.
124 Wasfiiigton Avsnin, Scranton Pa.
275 Firm Avenue, New York.
a cy pleasant social last ricnlns in the social
moms of that thureh. Itctitations, niuslc and
phonograph si lections and light refu'shnunts
Mere among the enteitaliilni; featurts. 'the
occasion 11.1s pit pared by Superintendent II.
If. MeKeclian and an assisting committee.
GREEN RIDGE "WOMEN'S CLUB.
The Departments and the Women
Who Have Charge of Them.
The Green Itldge Woman's Club an
nounce the following departments with
directors, for the coming winter:
Music Mrs. J. A. Pennington, assisted
by Miss French and Mr. Hofmaster. of
the Scranton Oonsoratory of Music.
Literaturer-CVIctorlan Period) Mrs.
S. Friedewnld.
Household Economics Miss Amy
von Sal is Gerecke.
Monday, November Vi, at !l p. in., the
directors will met all those deslrlm?
U become members of these depart
ments', at the Green Ridge library.
Did You Head It.
Our advertisement on another page
of this paper will be interesting read
ing to every lady desiring- a ready-to-wear
garment. Mears & Hagen.
OBITUARY.
Itev. Hnn-oni Dunn, ho died at the home of
his oii-lii'laii-, Dr. L. M. (fates, jesterday,
was .1 notluiible limine lettntly on our strttts.
He lias 2 ,ieir of iw, but still blight and
interestiniTi well postnl iu all ncits ot the diy
,ind full of Infoimatlon on eiery subject. lie
had Hied tliimieh m.iuy iuteitsliiiK eli.niRis iu
our lounlo's histoi.v. lie brsan piiathlne at
lb 31.114 of iiRi- iu 11h.it nas then uilil cmintiy
iu Ohio and MlcliisJii and Wisconsin. (Ireat
reiitals folloiieil his itrorls and he ureaniid
miny ohuiehes. Ills great life itorlc, hoiieur,
lias eihn.it loml, a he was, a leather at (leuritla
stinliMi.r, uheie i'resident C.'arlleld attended, and
later pmfior III lllllsilile tolliRe, Mirliiguii,
and .it tliu hind of Its Piiiniry ntliool. He u a
.1 foielhle and uiiKiictic pt,akel. Pol' Ihe last
two 31MIS he has ulien up hiirtli- his puhlie
unik. but was a tonstant tontrlbutoi to piptis.
IIiiip iliuithli'is suriiie him, .Mis. ti, A. S'.i--ton,
of NibiasKa; Mis, Waller .1. Clailt, of ludli,
a l'rr.slitlfrim uilssiouary, and Mis. Cairn, of
lliis city. The fiimral will be held Monday
I aflernoon nt the old home iu .MltliluMii. where
,iMi!s wife Is inn ltd. Ills irramLsoii, Watliud Dunn
Iilll'-, is now ut lllllsilile college,
Thoinnh llians, .1 highly ie-ieiiul itsitluit of
.Vol Hi N union, diul at his home in SpiluK
I, llio 'Ihuisdiy eltullik' .if 1 1 1 ,1 I Iff illuiss, 'Hie
dici.isul Mas ,1 uallie ot Wales, but his u.siili'.l
ill this settlon foi'ihe i.il tidily jc.irs, iiheie
ho is held in hlvli"esWrm. Ile nas ..i Hit Ions
mcmbii' of tho W1M1 t'oim'i teat Ion il tliuich, also
nf ('.iirhdl.iiili Imlifp. Auieriian 'luie liorltis.
A Mile ami the fulloikliig eldldnii suriiie him;
.lolm, 'llioni.is, Hi 1113, William, II it Id, Mis. John
lim n, Mis. William D.nis and Mis. (ienrnre
Dills, nil of this ind. I'linti.il aniioiiiiiiimiit
I.Hti.
'Iliomas Deiine of t:i lliniptou kIihI, ibed
ii.-.uili,v nioriiliu, 'llio f111111.1l uill be held
Monday iiiuriiini; ultli tcrilies at 61. I'.ililih'a
chuiih nnd iukriuent in Aioca.
Unanimous Opinion.
"('.inilnll3', Jane," said n September bible
(.'room to his hilde, iu 11 tpliit nf si If-abaseiuent,
"I 1.111't piKeiie libit 3011 .s.uv In nil: to mike
3011 t llllmc to in.iiry me."
"Neier mind, ile.ii," leplled Ihe biidoi "iliat'ii
uhu all my relating wj'," I'ltisbuitf Clironlele,
Next Thing' to It.
Jlil.hed (law oii tnr bun would I13 .1 nun
in .1 thirl ualsty
AlheXo; bill onto ul.cn I was il.iliui; 0110
of the liuMluu llio bt.udtil uouiu lliul 10
lllibt uiih ine.-t hltjii Tlnies-llirihl,
8100 Reward S100.
Tho rcadirs of this paper nil! ho pleased to
learn that lime ii .it bust one dreaded ilista.e
that nil mi' ha been abb to Hire in all lis
flagc and that Is eatarrh. Hill's Calurrh Cure
Is the only poitlic 1 lire lion known to the
midU'Jl luti'iiill, Calairli Ijtln- u loustilu.
lioiul illstaie, it.iiius .1 loiutiliilloiidl treat,
incut. Hall's ('atari Ii Cine is tikiu Internally,
uelliit; illitctly upon the blood and nintous tur.
fate ot the stsl.'in, then by dtslroylni; the
(ouniljilon uf thu olstu.se, und uiiiiitf the pstlcnt
elitUKlh by biilliluis up the lonalltutlun and
asisliiii; nature in doliii; tn woik. The pioprie
lorn ban- to niuih tailh in Its iiualliii powers,
that they 0II1T one lluudrtd Dollars for uiiy
tau that It falls to cure. Said for list of ttuti
monlals. Addrei. P. J. CIIKXUY i ( O., Toletlo, O.
bvld by dniKKists, 7.V.
llall'j family 1'ilU aie tlui lot. "
Uric ncld cryjUI.
STONES
SAFE CURE.
VL Sept. M.lWlO.
h.ivu wnltcd scleral cars be.
II my cum wu permanent. I
. u JU-NULNa.
Oriental Rugs
and Carpets
At Special Reduced Prices.
AMUSEMENTS.
IYCEUH THEATRE
"-"Huri;under & Rels, Lessesand At
A. J. Duffy, Business Manager.
AUnajerJ
ACADEHY OF flUSIC,
UUUauNDER & KBIS. Lessees.
tl. A. BkOWN, Manager.
oaijAKCU op wi:i:ic
MacauleU'Patton Co
Presenting Thuieday ci'eninp,
Pridoy. ".lust Dcfore Dann";
Texas Coll boy."
"Rnyjl Rags";
Saturday, "A
ALL NEXT WEEK.
Huntley and Jackson Co.
Openins Monday eienlnp; with "For Liberty
and Loie."
USUAL 1'ItICEP. ,
New Gaiety Theatre
If. It. LONG, Leeu anil Manager.
Tbiee Dajs Commtnelncf
TIirilSDAV MATINIX. NOVUMUER 8.
Cub IMnthestcr's
CRACKER JACKR.
A now biuleonue for laughing purposes only
"OX 1 111: TALL HIVEIl UXII."
Full of new tensalion.il stuff. 'JO pietty girls.
A big olio ot noieltiei,. Matinees daily.
. j
lluec (kits, rommencinp; wllll matinee, Mon
c'ai, Nov, l'-
WALDI10X k llltVANT'S "TIIOCADEUOS."
Pliets lae., -it., 'loe., ."iOe,
What's Your
Money's Worth ?
Answering that question depends en
tirely upon where you go to find out.
Wo honestly believe that
AlANos r
tepresent more veal piano value than
any other make on the market.
BECAUSE they are the result of
the highest skilled labor, imbued
with exalted ideals, working intelli
gently with choicest materials.
BECAUSE, within the lid of every
STIEFE is more than half a century
of experimental art along the linei
of highest possible attainment. ,
BECAUSE they are sold at a fair
price for an artistic piano, NO
FANCY PBICE EOE REPUTATION.
THE STIEFF TONE CABBIES
WITH IT A CONVICTION OF ME
CHANICAL ..INTEOBITY.
Bargains in slightly used pianos,
following makes, Gildemeester &
Kroeger, Checkering & Sous, Mc
Fhall, Krell, Fease, Smith & Barnes,
Boyal nil uprights and in first-class
condition.
Fine Tuning ft Specialty,
A complete stock of Sheet Music
and Musical Merchandise,
GEORGE W. FINN,
138' WYOMING AVENUE.
Open Evenings.
JEAUTY, IM CONQUEROft
BELLAVITA
.rsenlq Beauty Tablets and Pills. A par-
octly sufoiiml KUiiruntceiltrestnicDt fora
allium
llsorders. Reilorth bloom oljouthtolsded lac.
U di.ya1 troutinent 50c i SO daji.1 1.00, by mail
UH.fr circular. Address,
,-""T mpiiiimi m -u..'4 jtcktea SO., Watt
Soli) by McQarrah A Thomas. Drug
gists., 80: Lucknwauna ave., bcrunton. fa.
'Ihe stone iiuhciin and cold
Ueiomes J lit lug mold,
'Ihe 111010 Ihe maiblu wastes
The more the ttattic grout.
iliJuel AcgtJa, Sonnet,
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