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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1901.
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The Best
Things
To Eat
ARE
MADE
WITH
ROYAL
Baking
Powder
Hot-breads, biscuit, cake, rolls,
muffins, crusts, puddings, and the
various pastries requiring a leaven
ing or raising agent.
Risen with Royal Baking Pow
der, all these foods are light, de
licious and wholesome.
The "Royal linker and Pastry There are cheap baking pow-
Cook" over 800 practical ders, made from alum, but
and valuable cooking re-' their astringent and eatiter-
ceiptsi free to every izing qualities add a
patron. Send full address, dangerous element to food,
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO,, 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.
BUSY WEEK
IN THE COURT
C'oncHideil from P.ijo M
smashed them ni. Tlio defendant
el. ilmed that he onlv smashed the box
in which the tools ueio Kept, and that,
at any rale, he had the perfect rlfiht
to smash the tools if he desired, be
ruuse Jlehklo had given them to him
in payment of a debt.
Annie AVuiro, aged 10 j ears, was tried
on a chat rp of aggravated assault and
battery, prefened by Mary Konier,
aged 3 years. Both child en live in Oly
phant, and the prosecution sought to
phow that the AVargo child had tinned
the other Kirl uround suddenly, caus
ing her to tall and bleak her arm. The
defense was that tin' child had bioken
her arm by falling liom a pile of tiea
on which she was playing. Judge lid
wards diiected that a verdict of not
guilty be taken, and said that the par
puts should be ashamed of themselves
for bringing such little ehlldien 'into
court.
DF.GNAt.li NOT GUILTY".
A verdict of not guilty was taken in
the ease of Fiank Degnall, charged
with the larceny of tools by Charles
3. each, the latter not desiiins to push
the ease.
Arerdicts of not guilty were taken In
the eases of Frank Zesuta and Valeck
Zesuta, charged with laicenv and to
rching by S. J. Feldman. The latter
failed to appear, and the costs were
placed on him.
A verdict of not guilty was taken in
the case of Nasta Soblt, charged with
being a common scold bv Annie Iie
jnis, the two women having come to an
agreement.
A verdict of not guilty was taken in
the case of George D. Kdder, charged
vlth embezzlement bv ,T. II, Uloomer,
the prosecutor not desiring to press the
charge,
A verdict of not guilty was nlso taken
In the case of Vencel Marvel, charged
with assault nnd battery by his wife,
Jane Marvel, The couplu have patched
up their diflleulties and ate now living
together,
Mrs. Margaret Jenkins was tried on
the charge of assaulting her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Sarah Jenkins. Ilotli par
ties live in Ulakely in two houses on
the same lot, and the alleged assault
grew out of a quarrel caused by Jen
kins leaving his wife and going to live
with Ills mother, MrH. Sarah Jenkins
claimed that she went to see her
duughter-in-Iaw and that the latter
knocked her down stalls with a broom,
Mrs, Margaret Jenkins claims thut her
mother-in-law slipped and foil down
stalls. The Jury was out when court
adjourned.
A TimOOP CASK.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Dickson, charged
with assault nnd battery by Mrs, Mar
garet McMnhon, and Mr. nnd Mrs. liur
ney McMnhon, charged with assault
nnd battery by Mr. and Mis. Joseph
Dickson, were all tried together before
Judge Kelly. The evidence adduced
would tend to show that all the parties
concerned weio Intoxicated, and that
the nffalr was a sort of general tight,
AH live on the boulevard in Throop,
The Jury was out when court ad
journed, Charles Pllger, charged with assault
nnd battery, Adolph Doodafsky, prose
cutor; John AVarlner, pointing pistol,
Adolph Doodafsky, prosecutor; Annie
Btamner, assault una battery, Adolph
Doodafsky, prosecutor, were all tiled
together yesterday before Judge, lid
wards. The events that occasioned nil
of these suits occurred in I'etershuig
last summer nnd was an outgiowth of
the ear builders' strike. The Jury was
out at adjourning hour.
Ejectment Suit
Attorneys O'Brien nnd Martin yes
terday began an action In ejectment
for John Gallagher et ul,, against Pat
rick Boland ot al., to recover a piece
of land on Railroad avenue, 37 2-10 feet
Wide by 280 feet deep.
The plaintiffs allego that the prop
erty held by the defendants belongs to
the plaintiff.
Mrs, Pethrick Seeks Divorce.
Mrs. Nina Pethrick yesteidny Insti
tuted proceedings in divorce against
her husband William Pethrick, allege
lug cruelty and intolerable treatment.
They live In "West Scranton. nnd who
married on March 23, 1001, and lived
together until May 10, 1901.
Mrs. rothrlck some time ago tiled n
petition asking for a divorce, but later
withdrew It and loturncd to her hus
band, but had to leave him again on
account of his ciuelty. She Is repie
sentcd by Attorney V. iZ. Boyle.
Widenor Divorce Case.
Testimony was taken befoie Judge
Edwards yestciday in the divoice case
of Mrs. Hose AVidenor against her hus
band, Albert AVidenor, whom she sep
arated from in August, 1301. They
reside in Gieeu Uidge and weio nmi
lied in lS9tt.
Mrs. AVidenor alleges cruelty, and Is
corroborated by her inother.Mri. Buck
ingham. AVidenor has offeied mi tip
position to the petition.
Collectors' Bonds Piled.
The bonds of the following delinquent
tax collectois for the city of Scianton
RAlLROADjnMjrABLE3
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
In KlTcct Nov. 3. 1001.
Trains kae Si-r.inton (or New York At 1.40.
3.15, fl.Oo. 7.M and 10 03 a. ill.: 12.13, :. 40, .1 ,U
p. til. For New A'ork and 1'liil ulelphln 7.50,
10 03 a. m., and 12 43 and ii.S.t p. m. for Tolij
Iiinua At (3.10 p. in. Tor Hulfalo 1.15, 0.22 ,uid
0.O0 a. in.; 155, (i VI and ll."5 i. in. l'or Ding,
liainton jnd way btation 10 20 a. m. and 1. 10
p. in. l'oi 0cgo, S.rai.u.e and Utiei 1.15 and
11 '22 a. m.; 1.55 p. in. 0we,;u, Sjiaeno and
Utica train ot C.'22 n. in. dall, except Sunilaj.
For Montrose 9.00 a. m.; 1.10 and ( 50 p. m.
.Nlihol.-on auommnd itlon 1.00 nnd 0.15 p. in.
Il!oonisbiirT Division Fur Nortlmmlieiland, at
0.33 and 10 05 n. in.; 1.55 and CIO p. m. For
Plymouth, at h.10 a. m. ; J.40 and 1)00 p. in.
bundar Trains For Niw A'ork, 1.40, .1.15, it,0
nnd 10 05 a. in.; :t.40, ::.3I p. m. For Ilnir.ilo 1.15
and 0.22 a. in. ; 1.55, 0.50 and ll.::S p. til. For
IlitiKlnniton nnd way stations 10.20 n. m.
Illooniuurc Division Leave bu. niton, 10.03 a.
m. and 0 10 p, m.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
biliodulo In Kffect June 2, woi,
Inlns leave Scmiton: 0.H a. in., vuek il.ivi,
thrnuKli ve-tibuli; train fiom WHJit s-IIairo. l'ull
man ImlTit pallor lai ai.il cujilie.s to l'lilladtj.
pll i, via l'ottsville; (.tops at principal inUiine
tllito station. Also connects (or Siinlwiy, II n-rl-lmrc,
1'hllailoliilil.i, ll.iilimorc, Wanlngtun .mil
(ot l'lttalmrb' and the west.
tuts a. in., weilt ilJ, (or Siinlniry, ll.nrUiiirt;,
Plilhil.-lpliia, ll.iltlinure, Washington and Pitts
buiir and tlie" west.
1,12 p. in., week ilaj (Sundavs, 1.5S p. in.),
for Sunlini, ll.iriWimir, l'lilhdilplih, Ihltlmiie,
Washington and l'ittlimir and the west,
3 2" p. in., vvcik ibis thiouu'li wMllnilo train
from Wilkes IlJne. Pullman buffet pulur car and
maclic to I'hlluhipbii via I'nttsville, Stops at
prlmlpal inteiiuediatc stations
1,27 p. in, week div, (or Il.irlcton, Huubury,
ltarrisburg, l'l)lladelibia and I'lttshuv.
.1. It. llfKill.NfOV, Ccn. Mgr.
J. n. WOOD, (Jen. Ii-j, AKt.
New York, Ontario and Western.
In r.ffect Tuesday, Sept. 17, 1001.
Mill lit llOl'.M).
beam Jien.n Arrive
Train. Scranton, Carbondilc, CaUoola,
No. 1 10 ill) a. in. 11.10 u.ni. l.onp.m,
No. 7 0.10 p. in. Ar. C'atbondalo 0,40 p. m.
SOU til UOU.Ni). '
Leave btave Arrive
Train'. Cadosla. Curliontlale, Ni.iiitcn,
No, 6 7.00 a.m. 7.10 a.m.
No. 2 2.15 p. in. 4.00 p.m. 4 10 p. m.
bUNDAYs O.M.Y, NOltlll UUL'.ND.
Leave Leave Arrive
Trains. ferranton. Carbondale, I sdo,a.
No. 1 8.30a. in. ",10p.m. 10 n.i, m.
No, 5 7.00 p. m. Ar. Ciibondale 7.1U n, in.
SOU III HOUND. '
Leave Leave Airlvo
Trains. t'adola. C'aibondale, Su.inion,
No. 0 7,00 a, in. 7.40 a. in.
No. 10 4.30 p. 111. 0.00 p. m. 0.1') p. m.
Traliu Not. 1 on vwtk dajs, and 0 on Sundajs,
make main line loniuttiom for Niw Vork ritv,
MlddlclovMi, Walton, NcrvvUh, Oniida, O.ihcj
und all points vvrut,
Fur lurtlier Information, con.ult tkkct atente.
J. ( ANDr.USOX, (1. I', A., .New Vork.
J, K. M:LS1I, T. I'. A., bVranton, Pa,
New Jersey Central.
In i:tlt Nov, 17, KWi.
Matloni In .Nov Vork, foot of Llbcily tlrut
and South Ferry. N, It. '
Trains leave btrantou for New York, Philadel
phia, Kiitou, llrthtchcui, Allentonu, Maucli
Chunk, White Haven, Ashley and llkea Itarro at
7.30 a. in., 1 p. in. and 1 p in, Sunday, '.'.10 p in.
Juaker City F.xpie-s hum Siunlun at 7.30
a. m throiiKh solid vestibiila train with Pullman
llutru 1'arlor Cart, for Plillidelplila,
For Avoia, I'itttton and WllUs banc, 1 p. m,
and t p. in. Sunday, 2,10 p. in.
l'or Long Ilranch, Oteau drove, cle,, 7,30 a.
in. and 1 p. m.
For Heading, Lebanon and llarrkhurg, via A.
leutovvn, at 7.30 a, m. and 1 p. m, Suuiliv
2.10 p. in. '
For l'ottsville at 7.30 a. m. ami 1 p. m.
For ratu and tlikcU applj to agent at station
C. 11. IIUUT, Ceu. Pass. Ast.
W. W. WKNTZ, Gen. Supt. 4
Edo Railroad, Wyoming Division.
Trains for New York, Ken burgh and inteime.
dlate points leave txrantou w follows; 7,20 a.
in.,; 2.25 p. in.
Arrlval-10.S5 a. m. from MiddUtovvn, llonca.
dale, llavvlcy and Intermediate points! 020 p. in.
from New York. Nevvburgli and intermediate
points. No Sunday traliu.
wore yesterday filed with rrothonolary
Coitolnnd:
Joseph Spelcher, Seventeenth wnrd,
$2,000,021 Htirctles, Peter Stlpp und HA
ward .1. Sttirdovant.
Patrick J. Cawley, Fifth ward, 2,
.141.85; sureties, John Cawiey, U. W.
Seating,
John AVngncr, Fifteenth ward, $1,625.
34; sureties, D. II. Thomus, P. I. Mc
Xamnrn, C. Ar. Terw llllger, First and Second
wards, $ft,2fl6.S2 Huretles, AV. S. Ward,
C. O. Holand.
D., L. & W. Board for Today.
The following Is the mnkc-tlp of the
D., L. nnd AV. board for today:
FitiDAY, di:ci:.miii:h is.
WIM Cat", Kast-rt p. in., J. Itutklnrl; 10 p.
m., M, Lauglinc ; 11 p. in., (I. W, Hurt,
SATlMtDAV, DKCCMIICR II.
Wild Cal., ll.ist 1.30 n. in., O. T. Staples; I p.
in., F. L. Kokit.s; 5 a. in,, M, Flimertj i 8 a. in.,
llobnkin, It. (illllifiu; in a. in., F. llilatt; 11 a.
m., D. Willicc; 1 p. in,, John Ihxttr; 2 p. in.,
W, A, Mirtliolonicu ; 5 p, in., A. II. Howe; 0 p.
in.. A. F. Mulkn.
Sunimlls, Lie 0 a, in., cast, ,T. farrlgg; 0 a,
in., west, 0, l'ruiinfelkii ; 10 a. in,, vcsl, O. It in.
iloipli; 2 p, in., vvmt, Tliniupsnu; 0 p, in,, cast,
,1. llcmilaaii; 10 p. in., II. flolden.
rushers II n. m., W'ldner; 7 a. in., P, Flnncrly;
8 n, in , llon-or; 11.45 a. in., Moian; (1 p. in.,
('. llirtholoniew; 7,30 p. in., Murphy; !) p. m,,
W. It, llarthnlomew; 10 p. in., Lamping.
Passenger Lnglnes 7 a. in., RilTurr; 7 a. m.,
Singer; 10 a, m,, Niiinnn; 10 n. in., F. II. Sicor;
0.45 p. tn Slnnton; ?.."0 p. in., Miflnvini,
Wild (iiU, Wcst-S a, in., M. Clliley, vvltli M.
rarniod.v's trevv; 10 a, in., Jolm (liliigin; 2 p.
in., T. Daudlcan; 4 p. in., It. Castnor; (1 p. m,
C. Klngsliy; 11 p. in,, A. II. Ketih.ini.
NO TICK.
Itobcrt Ittiegg will run 0 a. in wild cat, Dec.
14, for Ilobuken.
Tourist Cars on Nickel Plato Hoad.
Soml-wockly transcontinental tourist
cars between the Atlantic and the Pa
cific coasts are operated by the Nickel
Plato and Its connections. Tourist enrs
referred to afford the same sleeping ac
commodations, with same class of
mattress and other bed clothing that
nro provided in the regular Pullman
sleeping car service. These tourist
cars leave Hoston Mondays and AVed
nesdays, anil leave San Francisco Tues
days and Fridays. Berths In these
touiist ears are sold at greatly reduced
rates. Conveniences are offered without
extra cost, for heating food or prepar
ing tea or coffee, affording every facil
ity for comfoit on a. long journey, es
pecially for families traveling with
children, Lowest rates may be obtained
always via the Nickel Plato road for
all points in the west. For special in
formation regarding all trains on tho
Nil kcl Plato road, including these tour
ist tars, consult your neatest ticket
agent, or wtlte F. J. Moore, general
agent, 201 Main street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Something for Nothing.
Is just what you will get If you buy a
pound or Baking Powder at cither of
our Scranton stores next Saturday, De
cember 1 1, and secure one of those
FibetPtte framed plctuies, size 14x17
Inches, absolutely fiee. Thny aie beau
ties. See them in our show windows.
Grand Union Tea Co.,
::il Lack. ae., llli-HS S. Main ave.,
Scranton, Pa.
ins, II. ft II. II. U, l..,s, i'2i p. Ill
l'rr White lliven, II i.li'ton anil primipil points
In flu coal legion., via I). & II. It. H., ( :w, 2.1S
mil 1.27 p. m. Fur 1'oltsvilky O.Ji a. III., 2.1.
Iiehigh Valley Railroad,
In llffeil Nov. .!, 1W.
Trains leivo Scianton.
For Plnlidclphu and New York ia ). .V It.
It. II., at (,.,' ami :i.(S a. in., and 2.13, 1.27
(III. nk Diamond i:pus), and 11.30 p in. Sun-
iImm. D. fc II. It. It. I..,, i27 p. m
I
ani
l. in.
for liillilelieni, la-Ion, Holding, llairislnirt;,
and piiuupal intermediate M.ilion.-, mi I), h II.
It. II, it. IS. 03 l. ni : 2.1b. 1.27 (llluk Dii
iiioml i:priNs), 11 "0 p m. Sunda.vs, D. A: 11,
It. It., ! jS i. in.; 1.3!. S 27 p. in.
Fin 'liiiikliiniiiKk, Touauiii, l.Imir.i, Ithaca,
t.eiKva and principal iiitiriuulutc stations, vii
1) . L. and W. It. It,, 8 10 a. m. and 3 30 p. ni.
For (icnev i, ItofluMir, Iliiflalu, MiRnr.i Falls,
Chka-i nnd all points wel, via I). ,s. II. It. U
7.4, 12 IH a. in., 1.12. 3 2s (lllick Diamond '.
linss), 7.1. 10 11, 11.30 p. m. Minilava, 1). v. 11.
It. It.. 12".:, 27 p. in
I'lillnian pirlor and sleeping or T.rhlch Valley
Pallor cais mi all train between Wilki.line
and New York, Philiilciplua, linllalo and Sii-peu.
(.ion limine.
1H1LL1N II. W II. Ill It, Oen. Supt., 20 Coitlind
stu'it, New Ynik.
CM MILLS S. Li:i:, tiin. l'.ws. A't 26 Coitland
i-tiiLt, Niw Aoik.
A. W. N0M:MUIII:B, Div. Pass. Ast., South
Iti'thlebim, l'a,
Fur tlckits and Piillm in nervations apply to
citv ticket of tli c. (U I'libliu bqiiarc, Wilke-nure,
ra.
Delaware and Hudson.
In LtTect November 21, luoi.
Trains !or I'aihondalc leive Scianton at 0,20,
(J.tK), h.5i, 10.11 i. in.: IJ.OiJ, 1,29, 2.31, .102,
3.2), 0 25, 7.D7, 0 15, ll.-M p. in.; 1.31 a. in.
For llouesdale, 0.20, 10.13 a. in.; 2.31 and 3.20
p. in.
Fur Wilkes lliric 0 3, 7.1S, S 41, M. 10.41
a. in.; 12 0), 1.12, 2.1 3.2S, 4.27, 8 10, 7.45,
10 II, 11 ' P. in.
For L. V It. It. Points 0.33, 0.3S a. in.; 2.18,
1.27 and 11 30 p in.
For l'inn..vlv.iula It. It. Points 0.33, 9.33 a.
in ; 1.12, ::.2s and 4.27 p. m.
For Alb in and all points north 0 20 a. m.
and 3.32 p. in.
SFNIUY iltMNS, .
For dilinwlalc 50, 11,'il a. in.; 2.31, 3,52,
0 52 and 10 52 p. in.
Fur W'lll.n llairi 0.3S a. m.; 12.03, 1.5S 3.25,
0i2 and M2 p. III.
For Allnnv and point tioith 3 52 p. m,
For lliiiu-il.ilf 1 10 a. in. and .152 p. m.
W. I,. PltYOlt, D. 1'. A S'i i intnu, l'a.
EDUCATIONAL.
Free
Tuition
By a recent act of tho leglsla.
ture, free tuition Is now granted
at tho
Literary Institute
and
State Normal School
Bloomsburg, Pa.
to nil thoso preparing to teach.
This school maintains course
of study for teachers, for thoso
preparing for college, and for
those studying music,
It will piy tn write for particulars.
No other school offers such tuiicrlor ad
vanUfca at bucli low ratca. Addrcu
J, P, Welsh, A. M.,Pli, D.,PriQ.
SCRANTON CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS.
SCRANIOS, PA.
T, J, Foster, 1'KslJent. Llmer II. Lawtll, Ireai.
It. J. Foster, Etanlcy 1. Allen,
Vice President. SecreUrj-.
Allis-Chalmers Co
Buccessora to aMachlne Uuslness ot
Dickson Manufactutlng Co., Scranton
and Wllkea-Oarre, l'a.
Btatlonary Engines, Boilers- Mining
Machinery, Pumps.
Goldsmith's Bazaar
.Bi
G.B
S
3
a
Opening Display
of Christinas Gifts
YOU'RE INVITED.
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Come to this store with a list of
the people you have to buy gifts for,
and if nearly every name hasn't been
checked off before you go, we shall
be surprised.
This great, bright, beautiful
Christmas store will be at it's best
all decked out in tasteful and pretty
Christmas decorations, with the fiu
est exhibits of Christmas things we
ever had, all arranged for easy
choosing.
This store is famous as the gift
buyer's best help.
It'll be more helpful this year
than ever.
S" g
&
S Bring the Children to see the ;
if Wind Mill and the Swiss Chateau S
j in our big window, g
FINLEY'S
Umbrellas
Prom 45c to $22.50
Last season we in
troduced the custom
of Engraving Initials,
free of charge. We
still continue to do
so.
Dress
Patterns
Nothing more ac
ceptable as a gift to
Mother than a Nice
Dress Pattern.
We carry an un
ending assortment
in cotton, in wool, in
silk.
Foulard
Dress Patterns
Liberty Satin Foul
ards, Silk Waist
Lengths. Only one
pattern of each style.
HOW THIS sronr, renerU the liollit.y
Riletyl The nlmnltifr nml imparl
tlom of inoiilln link are, now iinuf
nil. p were llilnklnB- ot jour lJc
fonilier w.inti loint Murr OU were
iii. thrmigli lili rummor'M iileuurcj: we
looked alieiil; we lilueil our nrilen while elec
tion was liMt, anil llu leiult N that nccr Lefure
lme we liail no lotniilolc u nlock, wi nrleil nil
iwwrtinmt, ot all tli.il N liral In incn.Ii.itullc. Io
set neiore joil.
The rcmlhle, comfort-Riving ChrWmw Klllaar
liero In nliunilanrej from lot to urniiiUlro-tliero't
tometlilng ln.ro to plca-e ccry one.
I
nigs
Towellings
I Lin
(i won't niaki' a inWaKo If lltipiu arc your
rhnlip (or kI(I; there U tiiitlilnpt so pleasing to
tho c.iretnl housewife, al (,'ie.it iiiiiitltlos of hod
and tatilo IIiiiih.
WV liolfrvo our asoilmont unequalled for arl
ely lioth In quilit -mil iriee,
A pilr ot nlie warm lilankcla or a flulTV com
foitllilo wsiild main- .111 e(i'tdlii(jly ilelrnlile nlft.
When Old J.iek frost lomei wlilst'lin; around,
em h thlnirs as theio are lct Hiiitcljli'il.
ltl.inkct'i in all wdglita and Ri'ailcs fiom popular
nitern wool to the great waini, loinr-napiied
California product. And comfortables no end to
'cm.
A hint of oilier seasonable merchandise
Gloves Petticoats
Hosiery Silk Waists
Neckwear Novelties
Fancy Goods, Etc.
You will find most ricrWhliifr you'.e set jour
mind on and the prims will please ou.
'Ihli'storo aks jour padonuo Iicl.iuso it il,"
ervl It. Tho newist stle, tho fine! w.iro-i ire
turn on our rounlrri at .ill se.ion. There seem
an unusual nbundiuie of things jusl al thi se
Min, but that's bei iue int mm mhi'tp I.OOUINCI
MIMtl'KIt than 111 1111 il times. Hut lie it Christ
nus or mid sunuiier we kiep the blori for oi.
ou cm buy here in peifect jsstu.iuie that rlillar
for dollar tliu (.tore U llic store of gicat.il
values.
While we appreclitc the ilclishl of Chri.liws
shopping, cpen.illv the pleasiuable eirllrti.snt
the List few di.n brinp;, we would aihiso rarly
purih.isiiiK, beuino the .issortment i t.ir cicilpr
now linn it will be jusl befoie t'lulstnus; this
mike shopping easier .Hid .irs jou time, wnkli
at tins hejson is .o aluable.
S 510 and 512 Lackawanna Avenue
wk
CHRISTMAS BARGAINS
Don't fail to furnish your rooms with Oriental Rugs, while we are ena
bling you to buy them almost at the price of Domestic Rugs, We invite
your inspection.
Michaelian Bros & Co.,
124
Washington Avenue
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
Grand Atlantic Hotel, and Annex
Virginia Ac. and Dcacli, Atlantic City, N. J.
Eixth year; 330 beautiful looms ensuite, singla
and with bath; hot and cold sea-water bath
in hotel and annex. Location eclcct and central,
within few J arils of the Steel Pier. Orchestra.
Offers special tprinc ratca, $12 to $15 by week;
$2.60 up by day. Special rates to families. Coachei
meet ill trains. Write for booklet.
CHAMPS E. COPE.
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Practical Presents.
This season the trade demands practical
and artistic articles for gift purposes. We !
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delay in the completion of our new building, we find ourselves crowded for room
in our present store and our Holiday stock arriving daily. We have therefore de
termined to include this stock with our lines of
Rugs, Draperies, Carpets, Brass Beds, Furniture Coverings
And to offer our entire lines at cut prices, prior to our removal to our new store at
our former location, 120 Wyoming Ave. Remember, we include in this great
Removal Sale
All lines specially purchased for the Holiday trade. See our superb lines of
Baby Carriage Robes
Foreign and Domestic Rugs
Lace and Heavy Draperies
Oriental Pillows, Couch Covers, Etc
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All Goods Stored Free of Charge.
An Early Inspection Is Advised.
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WILLIAMS & M'ANULTY
Temporary Store
126 Washington Ave.
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