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HOLIDAY week li to bo the anyest
In many sensonB. There Is u
Hew foot on the llnor, ami a new
fucp tit the iloor UiIh year. The
; i new foot In ory IIrIU and the
ncw face Is very bright, with the llpht
.ess ami the brli;htnef of youth whkh
It forever beltiK lenewetl and foiever
,V?einlmr more beautiful than It wnrfbe
fflic, and the ChtlHtnmH-tlde featlltlcH
will have In them mote than in many a
flay the element of the very eaily
Hprlnff of life. The season's debutante!
will be lelnfoiced by a Iihko number of
HllestH who will be IaNhly entel tallied
ilurliitf the hollcla.v ieie. llvotv day
and evening will be mil. Then- will be
few Hp.ite moments lor the ounj? men
and maldeiiMWho aie home Horn school
and rolk'i;e and the older set will bo
equally bits
It Is 11111111' u iiltv that It Is not the
custom hcie to anaiiKe some enteitiiln-
lnent for Cliilstnius niiflil. Chilstmas j
Kve.1 Is essentially the occasion tor
family fentllty, as Is the happy da,
but f'lulstmas nti;lii Is seldom em
ployed for any social nffali.
The holiday unlcty opens the niKht
after Christmas with the following
Hchodule:
Pre 'A A dure shin In Mi. unit Mil V. l.
Sd.uilcii
Pie '.'7 'llio wmU iIjiiu. Hut i tu'll (,'!
in b.e Mi. Oikfonl.
Pic. "s Piniur, elinee ii n In Mi. mil Ois.
.1. Ilcnj Pinnule!.. I'.ml pull riun hi 'Iim
Pile ( ,inl put) bui In tin Mi"-!- - null i- mi.
( ViiiMiij lull eliiiu .it II. i Imnu 1 1 Mr. mil 'In
(I. II. -111 i tli.
Pll .ill PlIKI- (jlllll ll Ml. 1111 Ml-. I'.lllL.t.
nidi, ('ml nrl i,luti 1 1) Mr l.ilwiti (.I'll
hirl. J iitiiln on rUmi In Mii lli'in lluln.
Per. Ml I'lie IIilIicIom' Inll. 'llin wiilil) it
IIIim llini". ul lie it inn.
I m a Kc c(itlutt ciwii In Mi. .mil Mis Wil
li nil Cumuli. ( ml inrli dun lv Mi- IMwI'i
M. (iiirlmt. Pump yiiiri 1 1) tlie LuAin? ilub
nt Itii t'uuntn cltili.
.I.iti .1 Dime i;ln l Mr. mil Mr' T H.
W itklm in Ik nnr nf Miss Cladi- ami Mr. Ivv
W.ilKlii" huliri'iiii ilJi.ic nt llicjile ilul
i, The ll.icliclors' ball is the ihief topic
fif coiictittlun, for people have riuhii
to icallze that It means the centei of
tile social unlvers-e, whkh tn.ikes people
turret all the ellsacH .intakes of Sei.m
ton and for one happy night gives us a
picstlge vvliose halo extends outw.nd
far encli cling the )ear. This season the
ball will take on ,i new dignltv, being
foi Hie fllbt time lifted to the eminence
ot a (b.iiteied institution. The .11
l.ingenients rue at a st.iga which leaves
no umei t.tintv .is to the Minieme suc
1 e.ss ot this gie.it aft. lit . Iteheais.ils of
the dance music ate boms held, and
early net week the lioor will be placed.
It will be located near the Adams ave
nue ind of the Thirteenth lcgiment ai
'ir.oi.v, the two sides and the ie.tr being
'lilted un with bo.cs. Most of these
1iau Ken sold. Among tbe bolikis
'lie: Messis. A. i. ni.ili, lleiny llelln,
,1i , O. S. Johnson, i:. U. Sturgts. AV.
V. Seranton, K. L. Kuller. T. II. W.it
IciiiP, Hiss Piatt, AVIllaid Matthews-,
Oteige t-'ainleison, r. M. Vandllng, A.
t. Illacklnton, II. V. Taylor, V. J.
ToucJ, .1. h. Kemmrrcr, T. C von
'ston.li, Colonel H. SI Holes, .1. If.
Jiooks, J. Uonj. Diminkk.
I'uisel, of New Voile, will be the
.Miner. A cm tain ft 0111 the 11 on git -di'iii
will cut ofl the lear ot the aimorv
and give the dancing Hoot a less iso
NS?a
$4&?$O$4Oe$00
I ifllv
Now
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If you
much
have
time
save
where we are sure
appropriate things displayed for your selection.
I In Our Christmas Line
J this year we have surpassed all our
you will agree with us when we say we
ers in Scranton, since we have been in business. X
Below we mention a few of the many
this magnificient holiday -stock.
Calendars Ink Stands Bibles
Prayer Bocks Hymn Art Pictures
Fountain Pens Gold Pencils Cold Pens r
Drawing Sets Fancy Memorandum Books
And a thousand and one things we might mentkn, are
in great variety.
Everything in the Newest Creations In Stationery,
t
I Reynolds Brothers
t,
HOTEL
!
Engraving
$fj;v&onm
lated effect. It Is an assured fact that
the big building will be well honied on
this occasion, and extra lighting lac II
Itkfl will iiIho be intiodtlced. The out-of-town
guests will e(ccct In number
till plOV lolls lecolils.
The second In the sot let ot gient sub
scilptlon cancel K of which Mr. V, C
Hand liait the dlteetlou, will be given
uniler the am'plciH of the Young Wom
en's Christian association, Jantiiiiv t:i.
The eeleljiated I'alir rivniphon.' 01
ehestta ol -N'ew' Vol It, with Miss llleeta
llltfoid, the bentllllill sopiano. and Mr.
Aithut Hoc hm. in, the ramous pianist,
as soloists. The Young Women's Chi Is
tlun association has not taken up any
glial entel pi Ise like this since it inaele
u like suui of money out ot the Wom
an's Paper. It h.lM liunibei Ic-s exe el
lent woiUcis who will assist in m. iking
this coiieeil a supeth silccis1'. Sclali
lon people llKe gond musle anil aie will
ing to pay tor It. TIiIh splendid 01
ihestia will 1)11 the new iiiinol) with
good musk'.
The list of lMliiuiossi's lin hides the
following: .Mis. Thomas Pkksou, Mi.
William Council, Mis. .lames Atehbald,
Mi.s. C. D. Simpson, Jits. 11. W. Kings
bury. Mis. n. N. Wlllaid, Mis. I,. A
Wanes, .'.Its. William I), linjer, Mi?.
11. Dull. Dinitnlek. Mis. 1, 11. i'owell,
Mis. H. II. Hiady. Jr., Mis. A. I!, iilalr,
Mts. II. A. Knapp, Mis, C. (1. Hiooks,
.Mis. a. I'. Law, Mis. I), i:. TaIor,
Mis. I'.. 11, Hippie, Ml.s W. II. Taylor,
.Mis. John .leim.vn, Mis. W. W. Hci 1111
ton, Mis. James A. I.liien, Mis. T. IT.
Watkins, Mis. Kvciett Wuren, Mis.
K. U. Fuller, Mts. J. Uenl. IJImmick,
Mis. '. s "Weston, Mts, C. H. Penmair,
Mis. V. K. I'latt, Mis. W. M. Dickson,
Mis. James V. Dickson, Miss U. K.
lllihniond, Mis. J. S. MeAnully, Mis.
F. I: I'eik, .Mis. Thomas d. Spraguc,
Mis. W. U Cunnell.
Miss Allis Dale has issued Invitations
to a card patty oil Katuiilay night, De
cember '2b, in honor of her guest, Miss
llollls.
Thine will bo a subsci Iptlon cliiuce at
the Hleye le club Kililuy night, Jan. .1,
when the p.itioliesM'S will be Mis,
Thomas It. lirooks, Mis. William M.
Cuiiy, Mis. e'hailes W. Huilbut, Mis.
Will.ud Matthews, Mis, Tlieodoio
Wolf and Mis. Andicw N. Walkei.
On Miindav nlghl next the annual
I'linceton dinner will be given by tbe
l'linretnn Alumni association. This
time it is to be at the Hotel sjteibng in
Wilkes-Haiic.. It is expected that tho
alumni of this legion will be out in
laige mnnbcis. Sir. Meniamln 1". Dor
lance of D01r.11n.ctou wilt be to.istni.is
tcr. l'lnfessor Woodiow Wilson ot
I'linceton will icpiescnt the college.
Mr. and Mis. neoige Jeiniyn enter
tained at cauls on Wednesday evening.
Those piesent weie: Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Dickson, Mr." and Mis. Hampton
Sliafer. Ml. and Mrs. Klots. Mi. and
Mis. (lOotgu lliooktc, Mr. and Mis. Ar
thur Twitihcll, 3Ir. and ills. Ctamer
von Stoic h, air. and ails. Joseph S.
Kvnde, Dr. and .Mir. W. K. Kellar, Dr.
and aiis. (";. D. Mmrav. Dr. and aits.
J. b. Went, Dr. and -Mis. Wainright,
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1 me
emai
ns
n Which to
Christmas
not purchased all your
and worrv bv coming
i S KJ
you will find numerous handsome and
JERMYN BUNILDIG.
Die Stamping
$
Mr. nnd Mra. A. H. CrlBty, Mr. ntitl
Mrs. E. O. Coiirncn, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. E.
Chime, Mr. nntl Mrs. Paul D. llelln,
Mr. nnd aits. 11, W. Klngsberry, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry llrndy, Mrs. E, n.
Jertnyn, Mrs. aearhnrt, Mts. N. Y,
Leet, airs. 11. . Ware, Mr. nnd Mts.
H. H. Iteynolds, Mr. nnd Mm. Hutijninln
Watson,
Congtcssmnn and Mis. Wlllhtm Con
nell have Issued Invitations to a tecep
Hon In celebration of their goldpti wed
ding day to take place on Thursday
evening, Jan. 2, 100.'. The invitations
mi p.iitlctilarly nttrnetlvo, cnRravnel
us they are In gold with tin cxqitNtely
designed innnogrnm lit the hcail.
The unntial New Year assembly or
Wllkes-Haiie will he held In the ar
mory of that city on New Year's eve.
The" committee consists of Messis.
chcler Deir, rjeoige aiael.ean, Kied
Not Hi, I!. Nelson Heunett unci lleuiy
A. I'case.
air. Haloid Noiton utllined last
night lioni Phlkidelphla,
.Miss Calid.inee Watson, Miss tlcr
lillde Ueckwltli, Miss Helen Jones,
.Miss .lanelte Schlager. nnd Mli Helen
Powell have leluiuid fioin Pelham
aiaiioi.
I lev. Di. c. i: ltobinson anil Mis.
Uoblnsoii 111 1 delightfully situated in
their new- home at Pelham Manor and
aie In excellent health.
Miss Helen Holes will enteitalii at
luncheon on Monday lolleiwing ('Illini
ums In honor of seveial guests of Hie
younger set.
ailss lluth Hand will entertain a
company of guests Inloimall) next
Thtnsday evening at the home of her
patents, Judge and .Mis. Hand.
ailss Post of New Yolk and .Miss
Ullbeit of Hauisbuig will bo .Miss De
lhi's guests iicNt week.
.Mr. and aiis. T. II. Watkins will give
a large dancing paity at their tesldonce
on Monroe avenue Jan. I!, for their son
and daughter, and the guests of the
lamlly, ailss Flotence and .Mr. Marlon
Wyeth.
Among the Piinccton men who have
returned for the holidays aie: Messrs.
Raymond Sandeison, Hob Hull, Arthur
Hooven, I.eon Levy. Edwin Gueinscv,
Law 1 once Waties, E. II, Henry. John
Hiair and Hills.
The Chiislmas assembly will be at
the Uleyele club on Kiiday nlghl. De
cember 2tl The ooiumittee consists of
aiis. Paul H. Delhi, ailss Aichbalil, MI-8
Delhi and aiNs Hunt.
Theio are many honest people In the
world: one of them lives in Sei.iutou I
and Ills name is William .Mot an. He is
the jnuug man who found a pocket
book Hie other day on the stieets bulg
ing with CliilFtinas inonev, and
pioniptlv 1 etui ned It to the distracted
iiwuei, a 1 idv, tiom whom he tefusul
any icward futthcr tliiin her iuofu-e
thanks.
The flltt in Hie sei ies of cotillniis.
which .Messrs Worthington Sei anion
.mil l..i.Motte Delhi will diiect, is to ho
held Jauu.iiy '?
Mis Uelln and Ailss 15clili gave a cud
part j vcsludiv afternoon. Alts. D C.
Watson and Airs. V. I', .terms n won
high scoies.
Among tliose who will have house
paities next vuok will lie All. and Mis.
E H. Sttnges, Air. and All-- T. H. Wat
kins, Air. and AIus. James Archbald,
1
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Do Your
&
ng
gifts yet, you will
direct to our store.
former efforts and
have been the lead- j
things comprising
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Plate Engraving
hoop
fe
Oriental Rugs
$6.00
We can show you over one hundred of these nothing will
make a better HolLlay Gift than a Turkish
or Persian Rug.
MICHAELIAN
124 Washington Avenue.
ME&S3SIZMUKI
S Are You
a Lover of
the Beautiful ?
Doyouwlsh to have pretty llngsP
Wo will bo pleased to show
you SoHtnlio Diamond Kings,
Diamond nnd Emeinkl Kings,
Diamond nnd Ruby Kings, Dli
tnond and Opal Kings, Diamonds
and Snpphlio Kings, Diamond
nnd Tuiquols Kings. We will
mount any desired combination
to older.
E. scmriPFF,
317 Lncka. Ave
HssBiaasEaMci
317
Jl.ilor nnd Jlih. Wiiii'cn. Mr. and .Mis.
Homy Unlln, jr.
JIls licnuL'll intPitnlii(i1 .it ellniiPi
lii'-t nlftlit .it bcr homo cm WalilnRton
nveniif.
MKs HniclenboiKb will f- (t-nl the
holiday vacation in Hurilsbuiir, the
Bitest of lirr bi other. Auditor (JciiPial
HnicloiibPiKh. and bis family. She will
also attend the meeting of the l'onn
.sl,inla St ite Sluio Toathei.s' asso
ciation, to be held in Heading on the
itilli. 27th and th.
Mis KilIi ml A. ilakford will ghe a
leu pt'em on I'l Ida v. December 27 in
honor of .Miss Manness, the iiiuct'c of
Mr. .laires S. O.iktoid. The bonis of
leieiMtig will bo fiom foui to "ix.
Mip IMwin (Icarhart will (iiter
t .tin at ciidh em M0nd.1v and Thnisday
(ift('inuiin!, Jaiinai.v -. in honoi of Miss
ltiiggli'o, ot New Y01 It.
S HER POINT OF VIEW f:
CMOI.n A tale of biiiks: gold
bucks. It is t-aiel that there are
euy honest pconle who do not
think tltev hae bad a bat rain unles-M
they h.io chcaUd the meiehalit, unci
lieih.ips It H tiuo that we aie all pietty
keen aftei the .uhautascs in buinF'
and sellin ?, but it Is none the less true
that we all sooner or later nceiulre n
choice lullftlon of irnid luitks. Pim
h.ip'i, too, we sell some to otheis, but
that is another stoiy.
We all dislike being swindled. It if
hugely a matter of conceit. We do sc
bate the Intimation that we are not
Muewd encnmli to detect the swlndki.
We do not so much ugiet the mono
sin nt for gold bi lc Ks as the loss in
inlde and sclf-sufllc'lency. It is a ter
llble blow to most of us when we llntl
that we weie civeiic ached by one who
was 1111110 acute, L.i Kochc foucauld
said that "sell-love makes us blind.
It Is the greatest of Hatteieis," and it
is lust possible that this may be tine
ennugh to account for the laii'e aiiil
complete assoilmcnt of cold bilcks
wlili h we have stmed away in a vci
secict closet which nobody known
about but om selves.
Sometimes when wo feci p.irticulaily
luu--:-li III cl and rhoiilil go out In the
simsnlne wo peisistrntly i cumin In
doois an t by w.cy of dheislon, nun the
key In tb it hidden closet and take a
doleful 'iiviHin:. ot the contents. Af
tei the pioeess Is ended we aie In a
condition of mind to so forth and as
s.isln.ite our deal est friend or place
dynamite on a sticet railway. The 10 Is
ically nothing mote elrpiessljig than
taking account of stock whoa gold
bricks constitute the assets. We can
taee such a task with so ninth more
cfjimnlmlty when some other poison Is
the piopiletor Then It ouite becomes
a pleasuie, but H is not eulienin to
look over our own posseuslons In tills
line.
I'crhnps, nicely w lapped up In tissue
paper Is the gold biltk which wo know
upicsenta a it lend for whom wo paid
a high price' so high that it meant a
baiter of self-icspett to meet the io
iiiandH. The filcncl 's always theie,
done up in tissue paper and seeming
leal enough and sometimes we try to
foiget for a little while that she isn't
genuine, Vol always, down deep In
our heaits, wo know that if wu should
onto unfold the tissue paper blu would
lin Jim a gold btlck, nicely gilded, to
be sine, but onlv gilded, AVu do feel
so iiucomtoi tablo about that gold bilck
unel a number of evnlclsms tioop into
our thoughts, and one beems Inclined
to stay. It Is what some dspeptle man
said "l''i ieintshlp betwetn two women
Is never anything but a plot against n
thlid woman." Wasn't lie hot 1 Id,
Then thorn It. the little bilck ovit In
the miner. Oral, ile.ir, but what a lot
it tost' Theiu weici aetuiilly thrto
pi ices and wu u.ild them all humilia
tion, disenchantment, stinging 1 egret,
It Is an attractive enough btlck as wo
bought It. Almost anybody would have
been eager for its ae iiuUiltlou an ad.
wince in social position; ihu inllucmo
of a certain leader we would lime paid
far inoio if it had been demanded at
the time, but when we eariied tho bilck
homo and undid Its voluminous w tap
pings by the cosy flieslde, wlieio our
books, sue el, tiled ft lends, smiled at us
ft am tho niche above, and we heard the
soft sobbing of thu wtaltlis of old
and unstylish and lalthuil filemlb we
laid shut outstete tho wniiuth of our
heaiU btviusc theie would now bo
up to $15,00.
BROS., & CO
317
A
Difference
There is as much difference in
diamonds no there is in human
faces, and not infrequently as
much hidden deception. When
you wish to buy a diamond come
to us. You can rely upon our
judgment and representation.
E. 5CHIMPFF,
I 317 Lacka. Ave
In
so little loom and so little time for
them, somehow we found the new
bilck c"v !vht and Its gold did not
gleam mi in lily by the fair home glow.
Hut ,f lu.se kept it vcrv carefully, for
it co-t so much, you know, and we
h.ip ii'cr told to this day Just how
great wa the prle e and just bow eiuel
Iv Ave wete thi'i.ted.
M.i.be thfie was the time when we
thought we weie golpg to buy love so
veiy low. It v as the most beautiful
gidd b'l. k 11 over savv. and they say
It wis i!.c ua; I! In-j at Jltst, but v.e
weie o anxious lo sectne a good bar
gain that wo dill not wal'h the higgle r
Pate iUlle sharply enough, and while
we weie trlng to get better tonus and
gie as little as possible, ,1 sleight-of-hand
tibk made a swift exchange anil
wo leallv got only what we paid for
and seaieely that. We have always
felt deeply Inimcil about the tians.ee
tlon, but we haven't talked it over with
our fi lends, ami sometimes we parade
our nice gold bi Ick w lib the love label
as the only tme thing In the world.
Then there was that other time wIipii
wo were actually willing to pay a fair
price for n wondeiful shining brick, anil
we dirt just that. It was to he worked
out the cost was and it would take
.1 few years onlv to clear the debt. It
meant taking the best ytats ot our
lles. the sunniest, dearest, but the
eonelltions did not seem hard then.
Looking back met ll'oiie je.irs today
we icallze that they have stietched on
and on until the pitseut; that ve have
waited and tolled and struggled to pay
the debt and have not stopped to glad
den our enes with the Measure, and
hat all the time It was a gold biitk
md the real. Hue thing which we
thought we had bought was close at
ami in fair glimpses and often in glad
'oveliness which we mlcht bae taken
o our hearts and cat tied all the way.
The lingo gold bilck for which wo paid
o dearly is 111,11 keel "Happiness."
Hut the assortment Is so large and
-o discouraging that we have not the
heai t to go oer It just now to see If
any biicks are missing. We could build
a grand and unsubstantial mansion
with our ae cumulation. There aie the
bricks which weie sold in the name of
lellgion, politics, charity, favoritism,
prestige and appreciation, and then,
dear me, theio aie all those Chilstmas
gold bricks. We have p lid pietty well for
one each but aftir all we aiet.itherglacl
wo have not caught a permanent squint
by going tluoiigh the wot Id with
gianees of suspicion at eveiy stop. Our
collection teptcsonts some lessons
lent nod and peihaps a little gentleness,
a little unsolllslmiss and faith In other
people; so possibly some day wo shall
see our gold bilcks set Into a solid wall
which stands for ehai.ieter and nobil
ity of purpose ami perhaps even our
most ci itlt til friends will bo unable to
detect that onco these weie fiauds.
S.uiey Hess.
SAMOAN DHESSMAKERS.
How Garments Aie Made by the Na
tives In the South Seas.
I'niin Hit' Nev V01K Irlliuiie,
In tho fc-'outh Seas chesses mo mado
with a hatchet, a club and a pot nf
paint, lively housewife Is her own tohe
and habit maker. When she feels the
need of a new gown she goes and chops
down a tice. When her husband mods
a new suit she chops down another
liee. That Is easy, for men and women
are clad twactly alike, a plain fold ot
cloth caught about Urn waist and hang
lug looidy to the knee or shin. The
laces Inhabiting the Islands of the
tioplcal Paeitif 1110 almost alone in
having no Idea of the loom and the
vat ions atts of the bpiuuer nnd Web
ster. Thin lack Is undoubtedly duo to
the nut 111 ul piovlslon of a mateilal
which lewleis a woven cloth miner?
s.uy to this pilmltlvo people. Tho only
labile used In that pnit of the woilil
Is a ciuile, tough paper made of bast.
Tho tiee 11 out which the timlorial Is
detlved Is thu papet inulbeiiy, or
llioussoitetla pupyilfeui, which Is giown
In plantations under the solo charge of
women, and is also found wild In all
pat Is of the Islands. In aichipelagoes
so highly advanced as Samoa and
Tonga, wheie women have nemo of the
toaisor 01k to do, tho enthe cine of
tho mulbeiry planlatlomi icstH with
the women of each village.
Tho tiei'B are planted closely, to In
stil o a tpindliug ginwib, without lat
eral In int lies. The plant will giow
fiom seed; In such a cllmato theio Is
1 no dlllltully about getting things to
giow, but expeilenco has shown that
better icHults tallow tint planting of
1 twigs fiom the stuidler wild tiees. In
about tlueu eus fiom planting the
tiee will be In Ihe best condition tor
I
JoDas LoDg-s SoDS
The Last Saturday
Before Christmas.
Boys' Clothing
SECOND FLOOR.
Boys Sweaters In nil-wool. All
sizes, stripes nnd plain colors,
at 75c.
Boys extift fine All-wool Sweat
er. All sizes and colois, $1.00.
Boys' and Childien's Toques or
Skating Caps. All sizes, nil
stylos, 25c nnd 50c each.
Children's Ovoicoats, made
with nnd without belts, yoke
back nnd front In red, blue, grey
and loyal. Size 3 to 7 years, nt
S3.08.
Leather Goods
Ladles' Pur
ses and
Pocket Books
seal, alig-n-tor,
imita
tion aligator
and Morroco,
at 25c, 29c,
49c, 59c up
to $3.00.
Chatelaine Bags, come in seal,
aligator nnd suede leathers, 25c
up to f.3.00.
Music Rolls, from 25c up to
82.98 each.
' Men's Bill Books, at 50c up.
Leather Cuff and Collar Boxes,
25c to $4.25.
Women nnd men's Card Cases,
seal and aligator leathers, 25c to
$1.25.
Leather Traveling Cases, con
taining whisk broom, tooth and
nail brush, also comb nnd hat
brush, at 75c to $2.25.
Men's Mufflers
A full size padded Muffler,
shnped to neck. Come in pretty
colois and neat patterns, includ
ing black nnd white, at $1.00.
$1.25 and $1.50.
NECKWEAR Pretty silks,
neat patterns, go to make up this
line of Ties, nt 25c and 50c each.
Ribbons
Da you know of any more dainty
fabrics than silk libbons for to
help ma!:e home-m .de Christmas
gifts. Many things can be made
from libbons. All prices nnd
widths.
ofias Long's Sons
$ 4 h
Useful Holiday Presents
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COMPLETE
ASSORTMENT
Leather
Suit
Cases
House Coats
Storm Coats
Bath
Robes
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Handsome Line o!
Hen's Gloves of
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Here Are a Few Suggestions
for Christmas Shopping.
You will find the articles in our Store.
Exquisite Suits of Muslin Underwear. Trimmed in Em
broidery and Lace.
Ladies' fancy and plain Aprons.
Maids' Aprons.
Ladies' Hosiery, lace, lisle and silk.
Kid Gloves in staple and fancy shades,
Silk and Woolen Golf Gloves.
Gents' Kid and Mocha Gloves.
Fancy Hose Supporters.
Would Advise Early Buying Before the Selec
tion Is Gone.
PRICE &
YU) Wyomln; Avi'iuto,
the cloth-nuii.t'iH. In that time It will
attain a hclRht ot twelve) feel or mot-,
ami tliu turn!; ulll haw: a iinlfoiut
diameter of lather len titan twit
incite'.". Aliont lour iVet of the trunk
ate) waste, anil licit avallahlu for tho
pai titular iiuijiom' for which thti lieu
Is Ktown. Vim III at Ui feel fniin the
li.tf-u aie tciei tough to woik we'll, and
thu two fe-'i'l nt tho top aiu too s-ofl.
If thu tice Is piopi'tly uroun and left
to liialitie, theio will ho avallahlu for
thu eloth-in.iUcr a Htlck of fhtht fuct
III thu Uuai, and an MiuUht as a
nicasiuiiiff lod, without Ku'otb or
Books
Toy Book Series
Llttlo Bo-Peep, Count Your
Chickens, ABC Series, Nursery
Tnlo Series, Little Darling Series,
Mother Goose Series, nt 10c to
$1.00 ench.
Vassar Series for Girls
A caiefully selected series of
stories for girls, by authors of
reputation. A few titles: Our
Bessie, Two little Maids, Six to
Sixteen, Good Luck, Young
Muntlneer, Wide Wide World,
Lamplighter, Averll. Publishers
price 75c. Our price 39c.
Candy
Fresh Candy every day.
A fine
mixture at 10c a pound.
Chocolate Bon Bons, a splendid
mixture, fresh every day, at 20c
per pound.
Handkerchiefs
No better time than right now
to buy Handkerchiefs.
Ladies' Initial Handkerchiefs,
5c, 15c and 25c.
Ladies' Fancy Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, 10c, 12 l-2c, 15c,
20c and 25c each.
Men's Pure Initial Handker
chiefs, 15c and 25c each.
Ebonoid Novelties
Sterling silver trimming seals,
nail fliers, cuticle knives, glove
buttoners, tweezers, dinner bells,
darners, shoe buttoners. A choice
colection, at 10c each.
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Neekwear
Underwear
Hoisery
Mufflers
Holiday Stispenders
Spruce Street.
Every Description.
JENKINS,
Ladies' Furnishers.
hinni'lics and
thiout,'h"iit,
of tmlfoi in Kit th
Guernsey Hall,
lino hlKh-Kiuik', htuutlutl I'ptlslit
Piano, an (iood lin liuw I" ovi'iy lebpect,
m nicely a maiU on t. Beautiful ma
hogany (mku: cim l)e puioluiHod thh
wceMc tor tin- rash for $135. L'onio am'
heu It, It will pay yon. 3U.31li "Waali.
ington aveiiti', Sciantun, 1'a,
Lewis & Xlellly.
"Alwajs ttuby" Shoo Stores will be
open minings until Christmas.
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