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THE SC1UOTON TRIBUNE-11UDAV, XOV18MJJEU 15, iOOi.
INDUSTRIAL
AND LABOR
NEW KIND OF TIE TO BE USED
BY PENNSYLVANIA.
They Aie Obtained from British
Guiana and Cost Nearly Twice ns
Much as Ordinary Railroad Ties.
Tho Firemen of the Statu to Havo
a Convention at Plttston Tho D
1. fc W. jjoard for Today Num
ber of Cars Handled at Packerton
During' October.
The I'flliinis.vlviililH rallruml Im soon to
begin nn oxpurlumnl with a now kind
of Wood for llcts. Onlcr.t lmvu born
liliiced, mill Kovornl cnnslKiiliit'litH of llio
iiuitcrlnl are now nu tlm way from
Smith Auii'i'lru. Am soon as litis veBfids
m-ilvo iirojjurutloiw will li mnilo fur
Idni'lnir .lie. ties at points ilimt? tin-'
main line. Tho tie are of .Mora wood,
imd come from Ui-lllalt (luliiim. It la
I'lalini'd for lliom tlint tliey will lust
ilfty yuan, tho tlinbi'i- beliifj cxcci'dhiK
ly lianl and iKWK.'p.xInt; the quality of
durability. Tho present ties last 1'ioin
thivo lo ten years'.
The pureluiHlliR' price tiluni fur eui'li
11c of tlio Morn wood Is 51. and tho de
livery price about $l.r. Thu i.osl of.
ilii' white olil: tics, wlilt'h tho road litis
lieon iislns Is about 75 rents ouch. II Ik
expected that the work of laying these
lips will beslu nhnul the Hint of Jintu
iny. There have been many cxperi
nii'iitn made during the last twenty-live
yeaia to procure muiic material for ties
thai will stand the scvoi'o test from
Vtivy and fast initllo, hut thus far no
.successful results have heen obtained.
About ?CU,000,OOi1 Is now spent niimml
.y by tlio railroads of the country for
reniiWliifj worn nut ties, It belat? estl
iiiatfd that 112,000,000 new ties are need
ed each year. The total number of ties
now in use on the railroads of the coun
try is calculated at .SO.OW.Ofin.
', Convention of Firemen.
An important convention of the In
lernatlonnl lirothorbood nf SUutlonary
"l-'lrenicn will be lield in I'lttston Ure.
"1, when fcovernl matters will come up
that will lie of general interest to the
meat hosts of labor located in tills
particular part of the state. This con
vention will be a state jntlierlugr, and
it Is expected that there will bo about
300 delegates in attendance ivhen the
hcssiotis open.
1'o.rliaps the most important question
lr. conic before the organization is,
whether or not the member; of the or
ganization shall join the t'nited Mint
Workers and pool their issues .with
that organization or not.
D., L. & W. Board for Today.
Following Is the make-up of the Dela
ware, Lackawanna and Western board
for today:
TlintPUAV, Xi'VI.MtlM. II.
wiij i-HK i:.isi. s p. in,, .. r. Mullen . in p.
in., 0. V. 1'itgcr.tltl; 11 p. m., O. KMim-y.
l'l.UUY. NOVOUII.l. 1.-.
Willi Cats I'a-t 1.M1 ii. in., W. .1. MoiVr; 1
. m T. JltCirtliv; o a. jii A. W. bill.ui-. 7
. m., M. It. Mlin,: S ii. in., i:. .M. Ihlli'll;
." .1. :n., T. ri(7i.itiii I;; P :i. in., II. IJilliFr.ui;
31 ii. in,, M. .1 Uiniii.Mii; J p. in., .1. W. Ovvinr;
2 p. in., II. IIMiing; ,1 p. in., ('. W. Halt; 0 .
jn. Wilti.Mii Kirb;.
Sillulllil:. ITcl. II .1. 111., PJt,.l. I .iiIijk: S" !. in ,
'ii, W. II, XiiniiU: H .i, in., M'i Uiiompiiii;
I .i in., i.i-l, ,l. .1. Mini. iv, r. P. Stc.-iMN" t-i-r-v;
I . in,, wot, M. ,fllnliy: n p. in.. c.iM, .1. Ilm
niuan; T p. in,, from N.iy .uij, J), .Mi-AllUlu, S
p. in., M. CioMcn.
I'lSs'iir. G :i. in., Wiiliu'r; 7 a. in., S. l'iu
ii ilyj S ... in., Iluil.-ir; 11. 1". si. lil., .Muraii: fi
p. in., 1'. .MclJiiniu'll; T.S0 p. in.. Murphy; i p.
in.. W. II. Ilirtlinlninpw; in p. in,. Limping.
I'j-MUKt r tnsini's 7 a. in., Citlm-v; 7 j. 111.,
Siiuit; in a. m., Naiiinan; in a. in.. I". V.. s-e-'orj
i.J."i p. in., hl.inloii; BD p. in., .Mififucni.
Willi Tats Wivl. " a. in., .lo'iin (iili.iijiii; ? a.
in., P. ILiwcny; 10 a, in., '1, JMnlitMii; It a,
in., II. (.'.iitn'r; 2 p. in., Kim-sk-v; -i p. in.,
1. Wall; :, p.m., A. ;. KVtrli.nn; (. p. in, M.
i .uinoJy; Jl p. m P Cnjiianuli,
This and That.
During the month of October the l.e
liiRh Valley railroad handled in reeelv
inc; and forwarding cars at tho 1'acker
ion yards just 172,r.2S. KstimutliiR the
avcniKC leiiKth of each car to be thirty
feet in the clear and addlns two feet
for coupling; etc., the oars, if jtlmng
in one train, -would stretch fronl New
York city to liuffalo and return. Esti
mating that there were sixty cars to
tho train, there wore 2,i7."i trains and
I'ligines, or ninety-live trains a day.
The board of directors of the Pennsyl
vania Railroad company have author
ized tho construction of 1,000 additional
freight cars. A total of lH.Ofiil cars are
10 ho delivered to the coinpnny dining
ihc next year. Owing to tlio grout de
siiiuid for freight ears the Pennsylvania
linllrood company will enlarge the oar
lmlldlng plant of the I'ainbria Hteel
company, which it controls, ny Jan. i
Hie car plant at Johnstown will be able
to turn out twenty cars a day.
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Richard Shnvpless, of Dickson City,
Expired Suddently.
IMchui'd Slmriilosc, a man !'! year.i of
nge, was found dead In bed. at his homo
in Dickson Lilly, yesterday morning,
.Mr. Shurpless was employed hi the
mine and worked AVedm sday. lie did
not complain of lllne.-i? when he retired
that night and It was a great .shock to
tho members of his family when he was
found dead yesterday morning. Death
Is believed to havo been ciuscii by heart
trouble.
Mr. SliarpleHS was for years a ri.
dent of Dickson City, mid had the re.
iqiec.t and rogiud of nil who knew him.
Ho Is survived by a wife and the fo.
lowing children: .Mrs, Morris v. .Mop.
lis, Alr.s, Stephen Mlddleloii, Mi-. John
Hrler, Miss Nellie Hharplei-s and ltliii
iril.ThomaB.JunieH and W'llll.iin Sharp
ies. Arrangements for the funeral havo
.lot boon completed,
NEWSPAPERMAN WEDS.
Ttobort W. Morris, of Now VorU i ity,
formerly of tho Plttston Item, whs oh
(Tuesday married lo Miss Udllh Work
IiPlsor, of huiserno uveiiue, West Pitth
ton. The marriage was performed at
JhithPi'foi'tl, N, J by rtev. S. ltoss M.u
Olemeiits. formerly of tho Presbyterian
rhurch ot Plttston.
Mr, nii'l Mrs, Morris will heieatior
lnuliu I heir homo In the metropolis,
where the former has a responsible po
eitluii nidi the New York Associated
Press. Mr. Munis Is well Known )n
'iiewsp.ipr.r i it'll s in this city,
'
LEHrGH UNIVERSITY.
i.eiii'di itin. ruy is erecting a stotio
lube isi"iy !'i.'i f. et, to lw used In con
neUKm vdtii the steam engineering
woik of the course in mechanical en
tthieering. Next fall Lehigh university will offer
it. nox end extcuded course lu electro
metallurgy, the first of Its kind, It Is
believed, to bo established In thin coun
try. The departments of civil engineering
and of geology at Lehigh university
liitvo recently received valuable gifts In
tho shape of surveying Instruments, mi
croscopes and geological specimens
fur tho microscopic study of roe Up.
BURGLARS AT WORK.
Home of Mrs, Samuel T. Mnchette
Entered.
The homo of Mrs. Samuel 'I'. Mn
chette, In the real' of 20 Madison ave
nue, ivr.e entered through n rear win
dow last night and n very valuable
gold watch mid chain taken, also two
silver wittehes, n gold watch charm,
gold ling, gold kciiiT pin, gold fountain
pen, and n pocket-book containing it
sum of moiiev.
The gold' watch wiif pliZ"d very
highly, It belonging to tho deceased
husband of Mrs. Maelielte.
THEATRICAL NEWS.
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.
lAnim.KjIliijii KMd.T In "l,.i Pit
iVr." MBlil.
M AIHIMV. Ilii!illi.. Il.ni, ..mipnu. Aili'i
liouh ntiJ iiIkIiI,
MAIL I.OlHlOlt Dlllpill' J-Vll lili" iellp.lll,
Atkiiu j:i .ltnl iilsl,i,
Huntley-Hnrris Stock Company.
I-.i-i I'lenliiK, tlifo iilKjvc-tiii'nttnnril loiU ',iin.
p.m.v pH'-oiiliil Clay (.lciiuiit, l.i-niilllnl emnnly
(li.nii.i, "The New iloiiiitilon," Iic-iuiu 11 p.juil
rfnl diulinie .it tin AiMilfiny of Mnii'. ctnl
ili'ier fpi'iialtlci v.ire fiiltoilucril Iwlhviii llio
ad-.
'IIih altiii.oeii, "Pinli Di.iiiince.," Il.i: ini.Ui.
liMi'et.iii? onic.lv, will !n pri'.Miilcil, ainl t.
iilcIitV Mil Mill lie tiiu (i'Vp"p-i!ir T..et
l.ynni'."
Vaudeville at the Star.
V.i'i'li'Villi', Kltli the l.'in.Ion Lniiiro Vamli
villi' (nnip,iiiy iM In r.vpimciit was tin.' udriinj
at tliu Star thc.iter iivlonlay, 'flu loinpany will
be .11 thi-, tlnaliT fur tlio l.i.t llnfo 0.1 s uf Hid
iu'k ltlt .1 iiMtinie Siinril.iy.
Mary lliolo IimiIi ,i bill ot is- aiN in a -im.--iinr
and ilaiiiiniv turn tli.il. U ai'ti'fitnbli'. libit
anil lljri litril on tin- priisramtni' .is t.ilMru
lOlilfilians, ap'.ucil, :e ili'l iiIsj Hit- I'llnne.o
irurti'tle ami IMltli lint, j to.ni .iiiEi-r. "Al
binl," a lniRician, ii die tiMtini' nf u.t. Pill.
AnMiiic Hi" ii. any trliki lii pi-rfuriiii'il, 'lin
l.iIc liiitg nf live coMll-li lii'in il.i" atiilli'iK'i' u.ii
pcilitps t!ie niitel tlaitlin?.
Historical Heroines.
'I i" inliii'lnclioii nf MOiiii'ii iinU'il in iii.tuiy
Iiil'i pljjf appraM to lw a (li'dtliil mi i iv-i. 'tlio
pntille li.nl luully flnMicil talking nt tin- bit
si'Oii'il by ''U.libai-a rilldib'," mIh-u it a an
notmrP'l tlut "Molly Pitilii-r" bail .ii'lib-wit a
tiimnpb npmlly .-i !;ti'lt. 01 .ill tin.' ttoini'ii Mlin
Imve liituu'd in Anirrii in bi-ti.iy. "Mnlly Pit-ibc-i"
i. ciitainl.v I hi' ni".i. faacinatlntr, and .sic
wis Hie rally fi'inab' wbo lucl; an .fliw pile in
tin- war nt tin; llciolittion. 'I'liU lu-rlnc loir i-
Iinpers-enitivl by Katbvyn Kidder, ltd- iiiaKii"ii.-in
and Mjr.'.itility ore, it is Mid, seen to c0l!eiit
adanlat;i; in lur Iinpeisoiiiilum of tin- braie
luimtiy glil, lm loaded and filed a cannon at
tb" lijllb; nt Monmoiitli.
-tij,s Kidlir lia'i nun It abilily ai a cmni'iltiiiiii',
and llio pljy is n.iid lo allm'd licr anipb; display
et licr i (inii'ily dloits. Site is Mippmled by ji
uiiii.uilly strong f-nnpany, wltiiii ba-t bion t--le'tcd
by bcr tn.u1.e41 1.5. Mosik. llebdiT A' llren
ii.in, fur Hie Xew Snilt 11111, wbicli will M.11 1
.sliutlly nllcr ber nppiaiaiife in tlti. lily, iliiue
iniinded in tin; (a-l aie: lAter laiiii'ittan. Oliu'
Olivet', Mabel Korbtul:, -lean I li.iinblln, Mni.in
As'.iwoitli. p. 1 Williams, T. ('. Ilainillon. .
liiuup Stiatton, Allied llnlliiiaMVoiili, . 'I'. Iltir
il.'lti'. Ilauy riil. II. Puid TwiliI, Samuel .1.
Moiime, (ifirc H. r.'xUwooil and Wlll.inl I'mj,
".Molly l'ilelii't" will be piodmed al ttiir byicuni
tunishl.
"A Royal Prisoner."
"A llft.ul Piisijiiei" will be pn-.nl il al ibc
I.iie.mi Sitiirday jitcruoon mid ttlsbl, II is a
new ilop.irtine irom tlio i-.teremyped play-, nt Hie
pit'nnl day and ii oiistruded abunr i.lb'Koilici'
new lilies. Tin- iiulliov u. contltieil bis ili
nuves lo intense lli.vlila' --itii.it ion-'. Tlicie me
nuiiy (iici.-iniis i.illine 1'nr Lire titnlitx, wlnle
all lIirenRli tlio piiy iln-re is inteiu iv, n in
of oiv,edy ulibii blends admif-bly with Hie
tliinie.
i pl.i,v Is Mid t" ai"W iipmi one fioin .11 1 to
art until ibo inti-usi is to llitcn.sc as In make
inn' leaii't tlio clnsing seine. -Mi-s Misi.tl" Wilb.v
i.s spnl.ui of as lii'ii.K oi.c i-t tlio nio-t beaiitiinl
wiinii'ii on the Anioiioar. sjUro today, and in tlic
(-I1.1r.1t Ifi or tlio online.'-', onn and wis i-ieiy
inrb .1 ipicni. This play 1011:01 diu-i I from a s, .
i-.ejsfn mil in lillsbnrir, and will be one i-t hie
bfst .itti.ietii.ii to be win liens tbis Mianii,
May Iiwin.
On nei Wednc.'day nlflil, May huin is i.mi.
ins lu lbs' l.vunni, with bu- jolly play and pop
lier vuinc. If t licit" is .iito woman on tin- st.me
wliom the li at llii-ald-'Koci- aie .inioiis in -.0,
it is May Jtwin. Her I'liuaei-iiit-til will mill; t'ue
Itiliiuluitlnii of one of Jii-r popular cnlei t.iiii
nidits in Im' piodiiltiou oi '"The IVidnw- .Imu-." I
Her new cviix.- and tbcie an- lots of Hum, ate I
lapblly rpriiicliii; Into tin wlde.-t popul.irlly, .11, d
an! lii'liis.' Ininiiri'.-d .11. d wlil.-tbil oviiyiiliere. Ti.ey I
aii sums in tlii-li waj, and as inti-ipn-ted by 1
Miss Irwin aie nmveloiidy tdieitoii-. j
Tne'.i- srote.iiio nesm r.pit"stuii mn lliiii
fr 1- HiiH-mlmrd and laniied ner for a loin; '
tiinc to tome, i'ltey tire: "Ain't Hat N,ii,il.il.
oil'," "fiin," "Wl.at Hid Miry ItoV" "We
Kin kiri(C S-iii,," "Lo'ii-iaiu I.l.e," "I Ain't
Unli.o to Mor'n Nn Mo'," arid " lin Wial.c-pe.iii
Kmij." hi lur wippnil :.i imliided .1 loinpany
loiitainlit many names suhomIvo nt aili.tie
ulnr. Miss Jtwiu will letiie Uoin Hie -Mge at
tl.o did of tlit; pit. 111! fe.iv'ii,
Academy of Music.
b'l.ii S, lltminrUlii's fininiis romedy loinpiny,
"J'lu ble.il.s," wilt 0-n a week's em;.ijji mi-lit .it
the AiMildiiy of Miisii tit st Monday nlslit, II 1
ii'iiignUril ai tho leadei in its patib.nl.ir line,
ibis cninp.iny lias liio iiom dlstlni.ilnii i. ii..;nj
tlm only tbiatrlnl .ittiaeiloii at lb" P.in-Anii'i..
tail i'i'illuii iliirlti-st lb" pit .vniiinei ili.d
.sho,nl tlio lust .:',n of il.illt,, or made a dol.
Iji- tluio.
It leilaiuh -piMl.il Well for this allra. Cm 1i1.1t
It in.i'k Hub a loionl niidil' the adu'ire oh nn.
Halui.. Tin- Viiy t.ib-nti'1 .1 J:l iv.l- lolls HI.
k'nibielie, Mi.i, llealllio Hallo, Hill heads ti e
company, and h Is iippoilfd by tlio Mion-r.t
1 i.npjiiy Mr. Iliiuineli'iii bus vil -iiinmiH!, i,,r
villli. 'I'll' Hit '- pbi.vs for thi- ri-iMin i, aiin.vt
filthily new, iiml cinbrnes iiieh will l-m.wi, s
irisis Is' lil.inej's "HI. elih i.m," "Noitu.ni
l,i-,-lil," -'Wpo o Will'," "SiiiS ul l'i" X'kI t, '
"A Mm "f M-fi." " ll.'W.i ttit." an,
many nun I'lpialb s..,n, iiin-.. in 1 . 1 ., t,
ow,on"'i Twmtuiii 1 1'li'iiiy bind uinl ie 'iti
Will In 11 Vl'l.V pll'ulll ll'itilli'
axr :b".
BIGGER BOX
SAME price:
Enameline
THE. MODERN STOVE POLISH
Brilliant, Clean,
Easily Applied,
Absolutely
wagrie
LIQUID
BETTER YET .
FIRE PROOF !!
Enthusiastic Converts.
There Are Thousands of Them
Who Believe as This Woman
Does.
Mrs. Ira Knowlton, of Uulte, Mon
tana, Is n most ciilhuslnstle convert to
the virtues of .Stuart's .Dyspepsia Tab
lets s a otuo for obstinate stomach
"-: sesXZT.
f'--U .;
r M
trouble. She .inys: "1 had puor tli-ie1-lion
nearly all my life, ll now seems
to ine thnt for years 1 never knew what
It w.-ih to be liunyry, to have a Rood na
tural iti'-ielllc.
"t was troubled with kiih lu Plnuuieli
ruuHlni, piwsuin1 on the heart with pal
pitation ami short drouth. .Nearly everything-
I ate sniireit on my stomach,
fuiiielline.s I bail crumps In the stom
ach which almost resembled spasms.
"Doctors told me l had catarrh of the
stomach, but their medicines would not
reach It and 1 would still be u sufferer
had I mil, in sheer desperation, decided
lo try Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
"1 knew they wen an advertised
remedy and I didn't believe nnythhiK
I read about thein as 1 had no coull
denee In advertised remedies, but my
sister Hvhif,' in Pittsburg wrote me last
sprinj,' tellln-r me bnw .Stuart's Tab
lets had cured her little ilauKhtors of
iniliffcstliin smil loss of llesh anil appe
tite and 1 hesitated no lunger.
"1 bousbl n flfty-eenl box at my drupf
store and took two of the larse tab
lets aftep etieli meal and found them
dcllf-litful to take, beliif,- as pleasant to
the taste as caramel candy. Whenever
durhif-- the day or nlslit 1 felt any pain
or uneasiness lu the stomach or about
the heart. I tool; one of the small tab
lets and In throe weeks il seemed to me
as if I bud never known what stomach
trouble was.
"I keep Stllaii's Dyspepsia Tablets
in Hie house and every member of our
family uses them occasionally after a
hearty meal or when any of us have a
pain or ache In the difrcslivo organs."
Mr. U J!. Davis, of Ilainplim. Vn
says: "I doctored live years for dys
pepsia, but in two months 1 got nioie
beneiit from Stuart's Dyspepsia 'Cab
lets than in live years of the doctor's
treatment."
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is the saf
est as well as the simplest anil most
convenient remedy for any form of ln
iliKestion, catarrh of stomach, bilious
ness, sour stomach, bloalliifr after
meals, sympathetic heart trouble.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is not a
cheap cathartic hut an active digestive
remedy contiilnluf- the pepsin and dia
tase which every weak stomach lacks,
and they cure stomach troubles be
cause they digest the food eaten and
ftlvo the weak, abused overworked
stomach a. chance lo rest and recuper
ate. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
in every iIi-iik; store in the United
States, fanada and (heal Britain.
Lager
Beer
Brewery
MnMifjictnrew or
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
N. Ninth Street, SCRftNTON, PA
Telephone Cull, 2333.
The Blues
Is out; sisiial which fori tell physical
decay, .iiotlii-r I, p.iic lucie,, stiu.
Tin muscles shrink mid lircomi flab
by; tlu body bi-coiiics em.iclatcil, ami
tlit-iu U an early tendency to round
shoulders. The step lucks elasticity,
the iiervo become weak; inciit.il and
jihystc.it activity arc a burden.
This condition is called ,Vi twin Vt'
liility; it is cured by the use ot
They feed the Inuicry nervcis, itvive
the weuUcncil mcaus ami make life
briKliter and swei-ter to nay mail or
woman who linn tuffered from jihyslcat
drains,
$1 l per lioxs II boxes (uilli leual
miar.iut.L to rm cut lefiiiidtheiiinmyl,
Vino. Ilook tu-e. l'i;.w. MIIUlCI.Mi
Co., Cli.vti.iiHl. Ohio.
B
For tile hy John II. Pliiltu, I'larmscUt, corner
U-ciiiln;; -ivrtiue ami tipruce street.
BUY THE GENUINE
VRUP OF FIGS
KANUFAOTUJIEO BY , .
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
liT-.MITJ. Tin: NAMII.
ItilMclfbU, Ii. Ual; i.fw s.fUii.i lot
PUri.rS l-ittttrt, 4bu, IHboJ I'uUita, Si reui
urbi iif.i ot ! rirrt-(r-xinriiirri '
cultUtf), lN4irlviiiiUou A. 9irucn urtim
aa turf 4 I tu 10 Jjt. J rn i.rtrtlI k C trtr
I but iilUl tiftrIrfUiirrw7 frlt lrulfc . 'tij
I BvUtic ry wcdUkl 1 lttllrl rrtu4. Sutlii IbU jipr.
: "visvv i -
mwf
A
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l rb t
Everybody Is Talking About
Griffin's New Clothing Store
Which Will Be Open Saturday, 16th.
Everybody should talk about it. Griffin's Store will be the
most modern up-to-the-minute Clothing Store ever opened in
Scranton. The stock of Men's Fine Suits and Overcoats, from the
tailor's needle, is a perfect dream. The Correct Style is the only
kind in this stock. You will feel wealthier in one of my $12, $15,
$18, $20 or $25 Long Chesterfield Overcoats than you will with
the money in your pocket. Come in Saturday to the Opening,
and you will feel comfortable and happy for the next two years.
.rfJL. -J&.
Clothier,
f FRIDAY BARGAINS !
Advertising is easy when we have such bargains to offer. This Friday will be
a record breaker in cut prices. Good for this day only.
Toy Department
Second Floor.
Special Handworked Doll Best
made jointed doll; sleeps, jointed
arms, elbows and wrists; 20 inches
long. Worth $i.qS. Fri- 4
day 1 .39
hxpress Wagon all-steel body,
10x18. Was 08c. l'ri- ,,
day 49C
Chair Seats, birch or wal-
nut, any size C
HiR line of Iron, Rubber and
Wooden Toys now open at a big
discount from regular price.
All kinds of
Dressed Dolls 4 -v
from IDC t $5
CALL AND SHU TN12.M.
Special Book l$nrga!ns -Child's
Recitation Hook worth .
$1.00; Friday 49C
Basement
Decorated Dinner Set, traced in
gold. Worth $8.00, Fri- .
day 5.49
50 Piece Tea Sets, decorated.
Worth $s.oo. I;ii AO
day Z.9o
See- our line of Dec
orated China Cups and
Saucers 1 UC
A sample lot of 200 pieces of
Fancy Bric-a-Hrac, figures, vases,
jardiniers. etc.; line imported.
Blended colors, every piece differ
ent. Worth 50c to $1.00 A
each, Friday, choice Z4C
Remember with $3 worth of sales you get FREE a Crayon or Pastel Portrait,
The New Four Cent Store
J, H. Ladwig, Proprietor, 310 Lackawanna Avenue,
CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT.
The novelties in our Boys1 and Children's Suits in this New
Store is a treat to examine. Everything in this line will be kept in
large assortments. Ladies who want their boys dressed in the
NEATEST and the best where the cost is no greater are specially
invited.
OUR FURNISHINGS DEPARTMENT
Is complete in every detail and when the doors are open on
Saturday morning Scranton will have reason to feel proud of the
enterprise of one of her foremost citizens in opening the most
Modern Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Store in the State outside
of Philadelphia.
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Hatter, Furnisher, 318 Lackawanna Ave.,
Children's and Misses' Mittens,
all wool, some are silk t n UF
finished; Friday pair.. 1 (JC
Purses, Pocket Books and Bill
Books, best leather throughout,
you pay one-third more elsewhere.
4c TO 74c
Playing Cards During these
long evenings many hours are
pleasantly passed if you play cards.
Ours are the best grade and the
price is extremely low.
10c T0 24c
Poker Chips, set 24c
Toilet Paper, roller, was .
1 oc. Friday. 4C
Zinc Binding for oil cloth t A
with corners and tacks at. . 1 UC
2 boxes Parlor Matches jc
We have just received a large assortment of striped
Ribbon for neckwear, etc. These are imported i Ar
for us and are the very latest patterns. Per yard
IP&rsl&n Ribbons
l-or Cushion Tops. Is the heighth of taste. Any color
or stripe you can think of will be found on our Ar
counters, Worth 20c a yard, Friday
Hemember our Stamped Goods Department is i
always full of the very nicest goods in this line... VV
GRIFFIN
Notions
Lamp Wicks, Nos. 1 or 2, woith
S cents. Friday. dozen .
for 4C
1 1-4 inch Frilled edge Garter
FJastic, colored. Friday .
yard 4C
Ivory Crochet Needles, .
single or double 4C
Mending Tissue fc
Arm Bands, pair. 4C
Colored Lamp Shades,
worth roc; Friday
4c
Stationery
Pencil Boxes, tilled, Friday . . -tc
Box Paper 24 envelopes, 24
sheets of paper best quality,
plain or ruled, box 1 UC
Envelopes, 25 for jc
l:xtra quality paper, 1-4 ream 10c
Brackets, nil sizes, per pair 4c up
Corn Poppers, were 10c.
Friday OC
Wire Dish Drainers, large size me
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Scranton.
Down Stairs Dept.
Table Oil Cloth
1 1-4 yards wide, was
24c yaid. Friday, yard...
Shelf Oil Cloth
Scalloped edge, worth Sc
yard. Friday, yard
Coal Pail
Painted Black, medium
size, was 24c. Friday . . .
Returned Stove Shovel...
Oak Frame rlirrors
14c
4c
15c
. . . 104
10x14 size.
Fiiday
Was w.
24c
Bargains In Enamel Ware
China Salad Dish, S inch size,
tinted in green, pink or white.
Decorated with forget-me-not?
and traced in gold worth n
?i.oo. Friday 4vC
Palms
3 branches in nicely painted Jar
diiiere, worth 50c. Fri- -
day Zt)C
Lamp
With Shade or Globe, large size
Burner, stands 20 inches high fine
ly tinted and decorated. 0
was $i.q8. Friday 9oC
Bargains in Red Lamps
No. 2 Lamp Burners, was '
ioc. Friday OC
China Tea Pot
Decorated, holds 3 pints,
was 50c, Friday JlOC
Earthen Cuspidore
Was 24c. Glazed, t .
Assorted colors. Friday.. I 5C
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