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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1001.
WEST SCRANTON
.ri.ririn.r.ruLf.r nr rr" i i ryin. tiiri" " " " - . j
RACES ON THE
SPEEDWAY
ATTHACTED A LARGE CROWD
OF HORSEMEN.
It Wns tho Most Successful Meet
Ever Held by tho West Side
Driving Club Summary of the
Races, the Owners, Drivers nnd
Time of Hents Running Race ns
Usual Had Only ft Tew Entries,
Prof. Daniel Phillips Has Ai rived
Home Other Notes.
A limit nircossfnl incc meet no
flit rod on tho Llnihiiist lniulev.ini
speedway yesterday nfti rnooii under
tho ittl.splcos of tho Writ Slilo Dilving
club, which was loiontly oigiinled for
tl-i- pin pose of Rood, clean sport.
Conveyances of ivory description
wcio ill Hon over tho Knit lnotiutnln
nnd when tlio lint l.uo was called
fully 2,f0H persons worn nt tho tinck
to onjoy tho spoit. Thoiu were triipH,
liansomi", suueys, single, double uml
four-ln-hnnds, b.inl wagons nnd other
vehicles too numeious to nioiitloii. The
fscono icmlndod one of n tounti.v fall.
Tho 11 lit moo. tho fioo-foi-ill, wns
won Imnillly by J. 1. Council's Fiances
,T nnd 1'otor Mahcr's Kitty H. took
tho y.80 (lass nue In throe straight
heatn. Dr. Sn dot's Hodelli. dofo.itod
James Mahoti'es Dlieetor In a speelnl
r.ue, mill "Sleepy .John' won the club
r.uo In Bond time.
Tills inoo Mas tho foattno of the moot
and caused muih rcltoinont. Tho
running i.'uo only hud two Hlarteis,
and Scott's Itllly won It easily. The
summary of tho taici Is as follows:
I'm i: i on Air,
Franrr .7 , onned l.v .1. 1 Cumuli,
Hricn hy luild .limes 3 3 111
John, owned by J. W. (.trmi;
tlrlien by ,lime Tulln 112 3 2
Combine, owned ly .1 b. WcnU;
driven by Sim ,lohnm 2 2 .1 2
Time First bcit, lll'4; second licit, 1 ll'tj
thirrl heat, 1.121; fuurlli heat, 1 112, mill lie if,
i.h1;.
Prize Cooling limpet
r ( .s.
Mltv II, owned an 1 ilrlm by Peter
Miner 1 1 1
FprlnK blehl, owned bj II lltrri , drum
by .hnies lii'lin t 3 3
Mienndo, owned In- I. 1 Knbiiwn ,.., J 1 1
Mllian lli,cnedhi slitterv I 2 1
Time Kirst heal, 1.11; cecuml beat, I.U, third
heal, 1 1
Prize t'(n'bne blink-l
si-M ii. liter
Pirn It, nunc I ,m I tlrmn bv ,Tanic
Mahen ... 2 2
Fedella, ownr I .unl il im In J lr vn)ilcr ..11
lime 1 oil, I'np Wli p
SUNBURN
7lne and Almond dram removea
redness of the akin and soothes the
pain ot (unburn in one night. Talis
a bottle lth you on your vacation.
KOn SALE DY G. W. JENKINS.
cM'ii iurn.
leepv John, driven by II. Justin 1 1 1
S.otf Itet, driven by W. Seolt 2 2 3
Iceman, driven bv 1,. S. Shlpman 3 3 4
Hiker Hoy, drlien by J, Driicbll -
Time I art. 1 27, 1 23.
rrlre-i23, $13, W.
iii'nmso turn.
eott' lllllv, owned by IV. Seott 1 1
M .biniV liore - -
No lime Riven.
vt.irlcr -"Hot" tynltli.
ImlKM-Tilir wnldlc, A. J. Silinell, W. Scutt
A meeting of tho flub will bo hold
next .Mumlrv pxpiiIhk nt llo South Main
nM'iiuo, nt whlih all iiieiubttN aie ix
po 'toil to ho titfsolit.
Returned from Colorado.
1'iof. Uiinlol W. l'lillllps tho newly
oloclod prlnolpal of publlo M'hool No
19, aoiompanlod by hli wife, iftuitiod
hiiino i'.itoiday afternoon fmm n
Jeai's ahionre Until look to be oiv
much Impiovi'd In health and xtietiKlh,
and fay they hao had a most delight
ful tlmo if It iliulDK tholl ahicliio
It will be lomembeied that 1'iof
riillllpi was, tip to a oar iiro, prln
olpal of No, 14 ffhool, but falling
hoilth (ompelled him to abandon hW
wink, and nook a health-bulldJiiK ill
ni.iH" Ho wont to C'olotndu, theiiro
to a r.ini'h twenty mllei out fiom
Denver, and, lati r, Inuellul thioiiKh
Milio.
UN many friends will bo ple,ied to
well onto both him and his istlm.ible
wife back homo again. Thioiigh the
resignation of Mtes I., es as the prlll-i-lli.it
of No, 1ft, and Piof. H. I,. Mor
pin'H letentlon nt No 14, tho hoaiii
unanimously eb-i ted 1'iof. I'hllllps to
the foimer position.
Broke the Furnltuie.
IMward (foary, of 1012 I'iIio stieet,
retuitiDd home at an o.ulv hour ;n s
torday moiiiliiK and beiomitif; illssatis.
Hod with tho Mtato of aftalis nt lili
home, pioceeded to break the fin nltllie.
When his wife Inleiferod, Oo.iiy as.
s.uilted bet and thieateiit'il to annihil
ate her.
She caused a warrant to ho Issued bv
Ablet man John, who pined the war
i.mt In the hands of (.'unstable Timothy
Jones, and !eaiy wjietit the iiIkIU In
the station hollho. He will be Klveii a
hoailtiK this nioi nlng
NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Tho nni'.lonl fominlttoo halntr In
oharce tho Hlnfilnc at the tempeintuo
reunion, Sopt l't dr.se to evlend
an Invitation to all peiMins who would
like to Join the teinpei.inoe leunloii
ehnlr to meet In (the ba'-ement of
the I'liht Welsh ConKioRatlonul ihilti b,
South Main avenue, Sund.iv aftei
noon at 3 o'lloik. The iholr will iiiiin
hor between -00 nud .100 voices", and
be composed of (-Ingois from oriy
p.ut of tho county. If oit lan .slnK
a little conic nnd help make Nnj An;;
p.uk echo with tempoianie s-oiik?
Mlvn I.ols Ueddne, of South (limit
nxoniio. Is spondltiK' hvr ai.itlon with
relatives at Oioetiwood.
Come eaily, Silks and Dress Ooods nt
niiuiu.'me .sale prices today. Mi, us &
H.tRen.
Miss Ulna Uoltnn, of Sixteenth
fctiiet, is MiJfiiiiniiiK at Atlantic City.
Announcement has boon made of tho
Satisfying
Saturday Bargains
Satisfaction 19 the keynote of our buiineas life. Year
in and year out we are striving to satisfy every wish
of our patrons, trying to prove by our actions and the
character of the goods offered that we really have the
interest of our customers at heart.
NO CUSTOMER NEED EVER FEEL DISSATISFIED
With a purchase made at the Globe Warehouse, for if
it is not right, we'll make it right. It's got to be right,
in fact, and that's the sum and substance of it. The
following bargains for Saturday shoppers are a good
deal better than right.
THEY'RE SURPRISINGLY CHEAP
7The Lucky Number7
No. 1-
.Ladies' Shirt Waists,
a nice assortment of
styles that sold for $1.00
and $1.25. Choice on .
Saturday 59C
Nn 9aJ-adies' High Grade
lu. -White Shirt WaistS)
with dark sailor collars and other
wise. Choice on Satur- 0
iayonly 89C
BWhite Negligee Shirts
for gentlemen, youths
ind boys. The best fitting and
nost comfortable shirts made
Dur famous $1.00 quality. To
rSaturday buyers
?jmy : 75c
Men's High Class
"-S"B-- win. , 111
,riew and nobby styles for early
;fall wear. They're wide and dif-
No. 3
No.
ferent from anything else you've
seen. $1.50 Shirts on
Saturday $1.00
No. 5
A great assorted lot
Gentleman's Neck
wear, including Tecks, Four-in-Hands,
Grenadines, Windsors,
Club Mouse, Ktc. Choice of the
lot, for Saturday shoppers
only 9C
No SChildren's F',s Black
1U' U Ribbed Hose, In all
sizes, strong and the very thing for
coming school days. Re-
ducedto IOC
Nn 7A verv choice line of
u ' Ladies' 26 Inch Um
brellas. Best frames, stylish han
dles, and value anywhere
on this earth for $1.35.
Saturday Q8c
Globe Warehouse
approaching marrlnRe of John J, Con
nors nnd Miss Alary O'Hoyle, of Hamp
ton Ptreot.
Albert Davis, a donr tender In tho
Central mines, had bin iIck niUcc?od
yesterday between a car mid the lib.
Dr. Christ Is attending him.
Don't tnlsq It. Tailor Suits. Skirts,
Silk Waists, Shirt Walstn and Wi tip
pets today nt rummago sale pthos.
Mears & Hngcn.
ltov. A. L, I lamer, pastor of St.
Mink's Lutheran church, Is spendlnB
his vacation In Allentown.
Wallace O. Moor, of I.afayetto
stioet, will leave today for tho Fan
Aiueilcau exposition.
Ms.s .lesslo llecker, of Acndoiny
stieet, will Miend her vacation at llilf
fnlo. Miss Cecil MadlRan, of Now York,
has icttiiiieil home from a visit with
Miss Catherine Johnson, of Ninth Hc-J
bet-on. avenue.
IMwanl Heavers, of North ltobecin
avciiue, has letuined home fiom Lake
Wlnolii.
Miss I ottle IJosonr, of Kourtoenth
stioot, eiitoitalned u "patty of filctids
Wednesday evening.
rim- l.'mbioldoiles and l-ulles' Mus
lin I'ndeiwear, slightly shop-worn, at
rummage sale prices today. Meats &
H.igen,
Nov. Dolor Ilobeits and wife, of Oly.
pliant, aie the guests of William Jones,
of Hock stieot.
Miss .Mmg.net I.loyd, of Twelfth
stieot, Is nt Kingston, nnd rtonjamln
nnd Albert I.lo.vd mo xlsitlng nt
Nicholson,
l.dwniu Kohnstanim, of North Sum-
tier avenue, Is spending his vacation, In
New Yoik.
Men's, Women's and Chlldion's Hos.
lory and Ladles' Vests nt liimmagi'
sale pi lies todny, Mears Si Hngcn.
David l'dwnids, of liobecci avenue.
Is homo fiom a month's stay at
Thompson,
Adjutant and Captain Jones, iele
brated staff ollliois of the Salvation
At my, will hold special jubilee meet
ings at the b.n racks, on Frlte stieot,
commenting this evening,
l-'lne new Wash Ooods nt rummage
snip pi ires today. "i)in and mo.
Meats & ll.i go 11,
JONAS LONQ'3 SOVS.
OBITUARY.
vvi -
Ononon lIAI'SnUATIT. a piomln
ont tosidont of South Sirnntnn died
siidddilv es(etd.iy juomlng. while at
woik on Cedar avenue. Mi. laue
r.ith was imiiloyl by the city on
stioit lepnh1- The gang with whlih
ho was working weio lepalilng the
stieot ncir Council ,s Co -s Meadow
Hiook (ollleiy In the Twentieth w.ud
HniiM'iath's voik was leveling, and
after the wagons wcio tinloadi d ho
walkid to the shnntv vvlieio the men
kept their dlnnot p.UK and lonKs. H.
snt down, and whin ho did not ap
pear for si-vi ml mliniti s .vnme if his
follow woikmen went to the -diantv
wheio they found him dead lit was
lomoviil to. his home. 131." T'lo-pett
avenue. Dec eased was t,.' je.nn nf
age. well known .-inN n-iieiled 1 Il
ls suivhed by a wife ami foui ihll
iben. Lena, Anna. .lai ob, Jr , nnd Louis
II.nivei.itli The funoial iwlll take
pi. ii e Siiuduv afleinoon (it 1' o'i loi K,
with f,oiviies- nt tlii- hou-o, nnd In
tel moot will be made In the I'ittston
avenue ii motet y.
JOHN Cl'MMINHS, one of Suan
ton'H oldest and In t known t Illens,
died evenli.v morning aflei a thiee
nionlhs' lllnevk, nt the home of his
ivophow, James K, CummliiRx, ld0 Vo-.
Lu-k.iwaniri avenue Dnwrnl was
10 j,, ns nf age nnd was a leMdont
of this dty for flftv-sx .veais He
was foiiueily one of SiiantouV foie
iniwt mnti.K lots, nnd In this iv,ip.n It x
was In (h.uge of the building of the
Dolawaio. Lackawanna and Western
lalliojd fiom Stroudsbuig to Suan
tori Mo was In, in In li eland and
i.iiiie to Aiuoilia when a joung man.
lf Is suivlvod bv one sstoi Mi.
O Hani, of Ulnghnniton, N Y , and
(-ovei.il nephew- Among them are
.Tamos, r. CunimliiKs, of the Siianton
Tiutli, John CiiniinliiRv, deputv pio-tliniioui-.v
; ltov. William O'H.ua, of
Anhbald, and Hev. I'. C, Hui.st, of
Avhlej.
MIIS THOMAS SHHI5IDAN. of 02:.
Hampton stie.-t died osteiday aftei
noon necoaved's maiden name was
Hi bigot Mi Loan Slie v is boin -at
Kllcmmnin. count v Jlavo, Iielnnd and
w is esteemed bv all her aeiiualnt.nu es.
Sho leaves hoi- husband and two small
ehlldion to mount her loss. The fun
oial will lake place Satuidny monilng
with n leiiuleni mass at St. Pattlik's
i Inn ill. Intei inont In Cathedial ieme
tei y.
MI5S T:VA WUKiLLY, wife of Will
lam W'tlRloj, died last ovoulng at her
home. 11JI Division vdeot. Deceased
had lie.on an Invalid for tho pist six
eais Mis -WilRley was boin In He
t i Mwii-hlp, Wjoinlng county, and
was the daughter of Mr and Mis. Louis
Shlppiy, of Cxoter. She s suivlvod by
her husiiand and two chlblieii, Seth anil
Hnniiiih. Tho funoial annoiincemont
will be mndo later,
HHIDfJr.T O'DAY, nged .17 yeais,
died Wednesday at her homo, 491 Moil
dlan stieot. She s suivlvod bv her
husband and four ihlldien. Tho fun
oial will take place at L' .10 o'clm k this
afternoon, with shoi t sen Ices at Holy
Cio-s i Inn i h, and Inteiiiient in Catho-
It nl ii motet y
VVrillCK CHANi: died Wodnesdav
ai the Lackawanna hospital of heatt
illheus- A wife nnd family sin vivo
hlin The remains wete isteiday af
toinnnn taken to New" Mllfind for In
tel niont.
Funerals.
The funoial nf tho late John P.aynor,
nf !UJ North living uvenuo wns' held
joK-tprduy afleinoon fiom the family
lesidenco and was attended by many
fllundis of the dweaned Sei v b os weio
held In St Holer's dot man Luthoian
i Inn oh and Interment whs made in
the Poter.sbuig cemoteij. The pall
bcnreiN wcio- Philip Schneider, Philip
SihwoUer, fJooige Sliultz. sr., Chris
tnphor Camin, Slmnn Wagner and Jnhn
Hlelfold.
Tho funeral nf tho lalo Sii,in V.
Hippie. dauRhtei of Colonel and Mis.
11 H. Itlpplo will take placp this af
ternoon at L'30 o'clock, fiom tdio iosl
demo, 120B Vliin stieot The services
will be enndueted by Hev. O. L. Al
rlch, nf tho Oraio neformed Lplst-o-pal
chilli h Inteimont will be made
In Dunnioto cemetoij.
A GREAT SURPRISE
la In itore for all who use Kemp's n.iUjm for
the Tliroat and I,une, the eioit (juarantccd
rrmrdy Would jou bcdldo Hut It li told on
Ita merlta and any druggUt la authorized by the
proprietor o( thla wonderful remedy to she )0u
a aample bottle dee? It never (alia tu tute
aiute or chronic couIij, All ilrugglala tell
Kemp't Ualaiu, Price SSv, and ouc
FRIDAY AFTERNOON SALES.
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JONAS LONG'S SONS,
I JONAS LONG'S SONS
The Forward March I jqnas long's sons t
Of Our Great Friday Afternoon Sales
Is an evidence of public appreciation. The close 0 each and every successive Friday Sale finds us aeain
launched in preparation for the sales a week later. In preparing for
Our Great Friday Afternoon Sales
Our best endeavor is given toward the selection of the kind of merchandise you are most likely to want at the
time the sale is advertised. This fact, plus the fact that the prices in many instances represent the actual cost of pro
duction will give you some idea of the causes that have made these Great Friday Afternoon events so phenome
nally successful. , K
Sale No. 1
Begins Promptly nt
2 O'clock.
Housefurnisliings
Main Floor
The list of Houseful nlshlngs gathered for
this sale lepiesent.s an assortment of tho
best glades at way down. pikes,
KNAMLLLD WAlti: At an oxi optional
piice Just thiee articles a 4-tl.u t I'lo
soiving Kettle, .1 l-quait Covering Herlln
Kettle, nnd a i! quint Sauce Pan with
handle. Wo piedlit that this lot of on.
nmeled wnie will bo sold out befoie the sale
I half over. Only one to o.uli
customer. For sixty minutes on ( ,
Filday ZdC
PI.ATLS Chln.i and Poiiotaln, sizes .1,
C and 7 liu lies In this assoitnient wo
have gathoied vailous styles that foimeily
sold foi 10c e.uh. Kor sixty mln- pj-,
ntos on 1'ilda.v, each OC
SAD ITJONS Tho famous Mis. Potts'
Sad lions. The .set tompiWes ',! Irons, 1
siand and 1 handle. The set Is woith
SI OC. Foi slxt.v minutes on 7 A
l'lidoy. a i t y-C
rni:si:i:viN(i ki:tti.i:s Made of vtoue-
vr.io. sunt,, have handles, otliois aie plain.
They mo all gla.od on the Inside and mine
in the 2-iii,nt slo. So and lUc Is the
jrgulnr pi lie. I'm sixty minutes on jr ,
I'lidn), each OC
A COMHINATION PALI'Oriil jdoi-es of
China and (llasswnio at half pike The
Hems In this 11M ate too numoiotis to mi-u-tion.
we will simply say that ou will Hud
them all on one table at the mil- j f
foi in ptiee ot, e.uh 1 UC
COAT H.NC,i:itri Miiilo of who A use
ful thing to have aiouiid. riida.v's
sixty minute pibo 3C
DISH PANS Made of good guide of
tin, H-qu.nt sle, veiy deep t'-uallv
thev sell foi pi, 1'ot sixtv minutes -j 'r,
on I-'ildaj, eac h 1 ZL
DIHNKINC, (ll.ASSLS A vpiondld quality
in two stjles, nicely deioiatod. We soli
tho'-i glases iisuallv at 1c each and con
s'doi them splendid value. I'll-
day's sixty minute ptice Is I foi.... luC
DltlFFINC; PANS C.ood glade, two
sles, 9x12 and 10x11 liulies, at the excep
tional pi lie, for sixty minutes on Q,
Filday of, e.uh OC
AHIU'CKLL'S C01Ti:i: Need wo s,iv
mine exiept to give the pi he'.' This Is the
RUiulne loilee II comes put up in onc
poiiiid packages and sells as a lulo for
12'2i to l"u A note or two about this
sale. You can hive as nun li ns vou want
within a loavonahle limit None will be
sold to dealois however, nor i.in we iiRieo
to Blind It. Fiiday's one hour Ql-,
pilot V2C
Sftlc No. 2
iff T XAffl
vX A. J. ni
Begins Promptly at
3 O'clock.
Alain Floor
PF.HCALI'S 12 Inihes wide and extra
heavy. The patterns are tho advance Fall
slvlrs. The designs me plain and fancy
stripes and polka clots on ground work of
11.1v, cadet blue, nimy blue, i-aullnal, new
brown, put pie and black, (incut value at
H'c. Filday's sixty minute piice,
P-r ymd O2C
WIllTi: LAWN 10 Inches wide, nicely
v.ovon, lino (iiallty of Lawn, woith, tegu-
l.nly, Lie. l-i Ida) .s sixty minute f
price
9ic
SlIOHS Wntnen's Low Cut Shoes and
Southern Ties lu black and tan, made of
high giado Dongola and Vlc-i ' Kid skin.
They nie .stilctly hand tinned and made In
Ibe most st.vllsh shnpes. They me otdl-
puilly woith $2.10. For sixty
minutes on Friday, per pair
1.39
Handkerchiefs
Th- gieitost handkeic hlef offering In
nianv a clav Men s and Women's While
( ,11111)111 Linen, with ' mi'l '2 liu h hems.
AV omen s hemstitched handkoi chiefs nicely
oribinliloiod In black, also Men's "'and Wo
men's lilac k Hoideied Handkeic hlefs. The
values latiRO ftom liie to 2"c e.uh
F' lu.i s one hont pike, eac il
lie
NI'CKWI'AU For women. Plain and
fancv snipes, polka clots and llgutos.
TbN lot lepiesents ,111 nssciitmont that for-
iniilv -old for 2"e and 2'ic. For
si.xty minutes on Friday
19c
COMHINATION SA Li: Including Hliroau
Suiif-, nicely lv-inined with iiilllo edge. A
tine quality of hcmsiite hod Pillow Shams
i.iso 'Table Covets nicely filuged and
sui.inped, values up to 2'ic. Foi - Q
Si.xty minutes on Filday, each 1 VL
HlHHi:i) HOSi: For ihlblion. double
knee, heel and toe. Is splendid value at
la 1 cuts, Foi slxt.v minutes on Fil- 7 r
clay
FMHItLLLAS Two sies, 2h and 2S
im ho.-,, they an loveted with fast black
f.ibno, tho handles aie called the 1
Coiuo, Filday's si.xty .minute pi Ice tIC
Second Floor
LL'F.ri'rt .TACKF.TS ror children, In sov
r .,1 'iltletent colors. Including blue, brown,
tun and led, ordinal llv woith $2. -j Af
For slxt.v minutes on Filday Ii"t"
Sale No. 3
Begins Promptly at
4 O'clock.
Alain Floor
OUTINO FLANNLL-An advance offering
ot fall goods for one hour. The quality Is
I'Xlir. heavy and comes lu.stilpos, chocks
nnd plniels; tho coloilngs mo pink, blue,
medium blue, catdlnal, black, grey and
ti earn, good value at 10c. For Cl,
rixty minutes on Friday, per ard O2C
HOYS' SHOLS For school wear, In nil
sl.os You can have cither double or
single soles. .lust the kind for hard scr-
v.ce, good value at $1.2,". Fii
day'a sixty nilnuto price
HOYS' FNDI'HWI'AU At an exceptional
piice. It t nines In libhod only, in sizes
fiom 21 to S, shlits nnd dinwers the
diawers come- In two lengths, knee and
nnkle, good value at 17c For r-,
siJt minutes on Friday, e.uh 1 UC
HHOWN LINILV CRASH About n case
nd told. This Is a good heavy fabric and
Is good for nil kinds of purposes, good
value nt 12'j.i-. Ftbla's sixty ol
minute price O2C
A Qreat Combination Sale
99c
lot of
tho lot
designs
10c
This time we have gathoied a
specials fiom the main iloor lu
ou will llnd Hi 00c h Pins in good
nnd stones of dllferont colors.
J ilda's sixty minute prlte, each,
TOOTH HRFSHKS In groat assortment,
good quality atid all sizes. III
('ay's sixty minute pi lie
JMH'SS SHIF.LDS The kind called the
Stockinette They usually sell for 7 cents.
Fi lt'u 's si.xty minute price,
pa Its for
HOSi; SlTPPOHTHItS For women They
1110 1 alk-d the Delimit e, tho fastening Is
made very ninth like the velvet f-.
10c
ed the
f cents.
.:...: 10c
minute pilco
23c,
to
gtip. Ft Ida) 's sixty
FANS Woith up
Fndny for one hour .
MACK'S PLACH ML'AI, For preserving
nn I bilghtenliiR the (omploxion.
Frlda's sixty minute piice
10c
serving
10c
Toilet or Bath Cab nets
This is one of the most useful articles
ou ( an think o It is sometimes referred
to as a medlilno 1 host. It can he used In
oiu- loom, in the hatlitoou, the dentist's
or doctor's ollb e It is made of solid oak.
has a mliioi plate !xl2 Inches, shelves on
both sides, two shelves on the Inside. It Is
2! liu lies wide and lfl liu lies high.
Friday's sixt) minute piice
94c
JONAS LONG'S SONS,
NORTH SCRANTON.
Mm Honiy, of Wayne avenue, who
has been suiiimoilng at Llk lake, was
thrown fiom n oaulage and had two
of her libs broken Mniulav afternoon
Thomas jour---, the dilvoi, was also
b.tdl) iijiiif-ii Mis lleniy was on her
way to Fnlondale when the act Ident
ot-tui led, The loads weio vol) bail,
owing to tho 1 -nt tains, and went
almost Impassible. The hoi-e plungid
Into a mini-hole, taking the caiialgo
with him. Mis Honi v nnd tin- dtivi-r
weio tin own from their seats, but the
hoit.0 did not attempt to J nil 11vv.1v
Wodnesdav evening the Misses Anna
nnd Mne Tollfotd gave a lawn p.nt.v
nt their home on Holllster Tveinie. The
lawn was beaiitlfull) dei mated with
Chinese lanteius and plants. Those
piosent had a most enJoablo time
Mr. and Mis. A A Vosbuig nnd
child, and Mis. Stephen Chappoll an I
sons, p.oy and C.vill. of Not ill Main
avenue have letuined fiom Lake Wl
nola, whoie they have been guests at
tho Clifton holol foi the past two
weeks.
Don't mhs it Tailor Suits, Skli ts,
Silk Waists, Shlit Waists and Wiap
peis today at lumnuge sale pi hos.
Meats & llagen. '
At the home of Mr Thomas Moore,
Last Paiker street, the Ninth Scran
ton Piohlbitlon league hold n vciy Im
pnrtant business meeting List night.
Oliver W Stow ait, national ohaltman
of the Piohlbitlon p.ut). has sent to
eveiy ooutity a oomuitinliatlnn, stat
ing theielu a s.vstom of oiganlatlon
which he would like eveiv leagiie and
club to ndopt. This comnuiiih atlon
was toul and explained laiefullv by
County Organizer Heoe, nftor which
It was taken up by the league mem
beis nni thoioughly discussed The
sNslem was found to be the best et
presented for tho extension of tho
piltulples of Prohibition Tho league
decided to send away for a charter
nnd other needed supplies at omo Tho
following cnmmlttee was appointed to
take ihaigo of tho Noith Scianton
section of tho temperaiuo louulon
choli: O. D, DeVltto, Chailos .It li
nings, Mis. Hlica Hlackiiian. Mis.
John McDonald, Mis Haiilot M0010.
Ciiino eaily, Silks nnd Dioss Ooods at
iiiinniagf salo pi ices today. Meats &
liagen.
William Jones, of Wayne stieot, was
arrested by Detective Da- on Wednes
day night for selling Ilium- without a
license, and was fined $50 by Magis
tratn Fldler. Detective Day was
bl.'utk on thu head with a beer but
tle by Mi Jones, while making the
atie-t He took her Into 111sto.lv too,
but aftet wauls withdiew tho chat go
Miss Katheilni- MtNainma, of West
Maiket stioet, loft tor Lake Winol.i
)oslei(ia.v.
.Men's, Women's and chlldion's Ilos
lei v anil Lidles' Vests at 1 uinmage
sale prlies today. Mens Hagoli
Thomas Moigan ami famllv, of
Chinch avenue, ietut nod Wednesday
fiom Lake AVInola, vheie thev have
hi en guests nt tho Clifton hotel foi the
past two weeks,
Mis Blanche Hallstead. of Oak
stioet, and couln, Mhs I'eail Smith
of New Yoik, will leave lonioiiow fur
Civ stnl lake.
Fine Linbioldeiles nnd Ladies' Mus.
1 111 Fndeiwear, slightly sliop-woni at
iiimmage sale pikes toda). .Minis ,x
H.igen. Miss rMlth Mm tin, of Cliiuc'i -tve
11110, has 1 t't Plied Pom Lake iVIllol.l
whoie tho has boon for tlio p.ut foit
plghl Mis. Miftln, of Church uveMi'.l-, at
Lake A i-l.
Fine new Wasli (ioods at liiinni.iRe
sale pi bos today. Come and see.
Moms Ar ilagell.
Mis Hockwoll. of Now Yoik, Is the
guest of Mr. ami Mis. J. K. Smith.
Sister Maty Alberta and hister Her
netto, of Washington, D. C. aie the
guests nf the foi mot's slstei. Mis. Mc
Koo, of Hlooiti avenue, and her brothei,
P. F. Campbell, of William street.
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
MKs Maigtiet 1.) 111 h of Helleviio.
nnd'eler F Kell), of 121 Maple meet,
weio united In maiilage Weilii.,c(lny
moinlngatO o'lloik, In the Hol.v Cioss
thiiich. The bible was iitteuded by
Miss Anna Holland, ami the best man
was John L)iuh, a biothei of tho
bilde. At the conolulon of tho ceie
moiiy a wedding dinner was seived at
the home of the gloom's pat onus, Mi,
anil Mis. Kelly left on the 10 o'clock
train for tho Paii-Ameilian nnd other
points of Intel est.
Come eaily, Silks ami Dioss (loods at
liimmagi) salo pi Ices today, ileal h &
HllROII.
L Moilarlty, M. MiClano. 'L Adams.
A. Piloe, T. Kelly mid M. Foigiison
have letuined home after two weeks'
camping at fiko l.odoio
Don't nilsH it. Tailor Suits, .skirts,
Silk Waists, Shirt Walsu and Wiap
peis today at lummago salo pikes.
Moms & llagen,
Tho mombei8 of General (limit com
tuundcry, No. 230, Knights of MulM,
EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS.
Knights of Columbus'
Annual Outing to Harvey's Lake
TrHURSOAY, AUGUST 29,
V a ( u-rj' It ti,ml, of Xtu hrvi an 1 Dnuh V itlr l't nn 1 il. Ip.v Central
clc-iiiit llc.i Id kiujtitii iiiiiio jt 0 a tu
I Bauer's Orchestra Will Be in Attendance.
1 k ill l "lil 1 r "It"! f 1 ailulti iti'l " t.nN f r S lilt, 11 an I tun lie prnuirtil
ft in in iiuiiliii .if In, Kiuti il 0r.1t iknot thi iiioinlnir f the i hi- n
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Y. M. I.
JOINT EXCURSION
Couiulls nf Lackawanna and
Luzoino Counties to
Lake Lodore,
Thursday, August 27.
Tiain Irtic- Drlmirc nml lliiipnn rlfpnt at
P. ii, 10 i in ami J i m tare 75 tent'
will meet lu legtilar session this even
ing at Haitmiin's hall
The nnmbeis of tho .lunger Macn-neichoi-
will meet foi lehoarsal this
evening at S o'clock at Ciounanla hall.
Men's, Women's and Chlldion's JIos
loiy and Ladles' Vests at lumiuagp
sale pi bos todny. Mears & Hiiroii.
Miss Maig.net Kelly, of living ave
nue has letuined tinni sevoitil weeks'
visit at Fai Ho(kawa)
Fine nmhinldeiles and Ladles' Mus.
liu Fndeiweai, sIlRhtly shop-worn, at
tummaso k.alo prices today. Mears St
llagen.
Tho Meadow Hiook Fife and Dium
coips will hold theit outing Satuiday
nt Webei's link, Taot. All aio wel
come. ltno now- Wash Ooods at rummage
salo pi ken today, Como und nee,
Meard Aj Hagcn.
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GREEN RIDGE.
Mr Ihninpsnn and family. n Monc, rallc'1 en
firern lliilcc friend jratonli).
rtri ami lr. .lamea llnclics and rtatighlrra,
Peatrlci- and Kvrljn, nt Vilanu aienne, baa it
tuuiul fium a tu weclj vacation at Sterling-.
EXCURSION
of
Scranton Lodge of
ELKS
TO LAKE LODORE
Wednesday, August 2Sth
Tho various mmmlttecs are sparing
no efforts to make the day one long,
happy holiday. Hofieshments nf every
desoilptlon will be on the grounds.
Kaucr's Hand Will Furnish Music
Ttiln lruo I) lav-up .ind IPhIm n depot at
8 11. in 1 1 a tn . 1 -1 in an 1 2 tl P m
TlikdN ;jiinl iliildrui, IDirnta
Purine lli ntn vimnlav vltrrnivm lightning
Ntrii. k liu- brlfri nl llir ( hurrli of the- (ified Shep.
bird, icirinr nl Min-ei aviniic tnd liinn Illdue
urnt. ImIIiiihk tin utiiiilt and ii-vlnc .hinclca
tinni tin I'-cif ')n Ha innut V linnet nn Marinn
hlrril w u alu trnil, but im criat iljinaje u
lli'llC
Mi.s hliabeth Ionian. annipiiilc-i by her
nephena. Horace and llnmrr loidhain, are apend.
Inc lew dija in Vnlibtld,
Mrs Kill), imirm Jt llic county Jail, baa re
turned from lral.aua llcac h, where the hat beca
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