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THE SOU ANTON T1UBUNE- MONDAY, DE0EMJ3EH 23, 1901.
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WEST
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SPECIAL MUSIC
PROGRAMMES
ilHNDERED IN MANY OF THE
CHURCHES YESTERDAY.
Servlceti Were Appropriate to the
CluiHtmnH Tide Rev. McDermott
Spoke on "Olnd Tidings of Great
foy" Ofliceia Nominated and
Elected Political Announcements.
Accent Funerals Fire on West
Lackawanna Avenue Other News
Notes and Personal Paragraphs.
Special Christinas services were hflil
In nmiiy f t lit West Seriiiitnn
hurches yesterday. Ilir choristers hav
ing prepared special programmes for
tilt' neei'SllMl.
Ih several of Hi" rlnii clifs tin' usu
al decorations wen- In evident o. mill
largo congregations wen the ruk'
even-where.
Simpson M. E. Church.
Two very huge congregations at
tended thf services ut tin- Simpson M.
K. church yesterday nnd enjoyed tin;
excellent musical programme provld
i'd liy chorister V. W. .tones. The
inusli' w.is appropriate to Christmas
nnd nil III" special numbers were ren
ileied in mi excellent niMiitU'i' liy tlm
soloists nnd choir.
t!ev. McDei'inntt spoke In tin
'morning on tli" subject of "liliid Tid
ings of t!n 'fit Joy," til" ti'Xl being se
lected from Mike II. 10. lie salil the
primary fuels of rell.'Tlon exert n won
derful llillueiiei' on liellevers. mid ple
tt'red llie persons sitting iiroinul the
manger nt Hethlchcm when Christ wns
horn.
II foreshadowed some of the rleh
things In Christian experience. The
persons and lilrthiilnee of ChrUil sug
gested lllliniill things. Til" presence of
Mnry touches the exiiltntlon of liumnn
life, ns fiod had manifested himself tn
tier wise teaching liy til" perpetual
acknowledgement of Christ us the spir
itual King of Immunity
The shepherds' presence Illustrated
that tiud only reveals himself to pure
liarueteis. In the evening the piistor
spoke of Christ us tli" supreme factor
In huniaii history. He cuts the chron
ology of the world In two. Previous
to his coming the dutes were A. t C.
and ill i ice, A. P.
To illustrate this the speaker cited
Inpersoll, the unbeliever, who always
ij.ited his documents from the date of
Christ's birth. This is nn uge of great
Diifoiir's French Tar
Will promptly ii-lictr .mi! -p.-nlily chip
i .metis, coM and nil lims liojlilc. For
ilr lv (!. W. .IFNKINS, 101 South M.iln
acnue.
Eleventh Hour
BARGAIN HUNTERS
May Reap a
Rich Golden Harvest
At our mauy bargain counters, from uow on till
Christmas Eve.
Perything of a holidaytsh nature has a price oil it
that will surely close out the entire stock on hand before
the closing hour on Tuesday night.
There's No Time
For Particularizing
These Days.
but if you have not bought your Christinas gitt needs
yet, consider yourself extremely lucky, for the money sav
ing is bigger than you have auy idea of, The selection in
Toys Dolls Games Bric-a-Brac
Fancy Goods Perfumery
y j Toilet Requisites Handkerchiefs
:- Neckwear of All Kinds, Etc.
is still in first class shape and there is no question
ibout your beiug suited just as well as though you had
ioiriq-'e'arlier.
By the way we'll be open till uiue o'clock on Mouday
and Tuesday,
.
Globe Warehouse
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SCRANTON
Intellectual activity of hooks, inngii
sdnes, newspapers, schools, colleges,
fit'., lie wild, unit some have raised the
tltiiHtloit us to wht'ttier the mental 'ie
tlvllles of this nge did not siipeiwde
tiio necessity of Christianity.
ir we allow human heiirts. Iitinniii
consciences nnd hiiniini, nieniorles to
answer, no discovery or' mini eim ever
take the place of Christ
First Baptist Church.
Until innrnlng mid evening, nt the.
thirst Hnpllst church, the pastor. Itev.
S. I Mathews, delivered two excellent
snrinons from the subjects. "The Prom
ised Clirlsi" unit "The Ansel's Song,
nnd What It .Meant " respectively. The
services 'vi'le well uttellileil lllld I'
healthy Interesi mutiifcidcd.
The special music rendered by the
choir was very benitllful and was
worthy of special note.
On Tuesday evening the minimi
Clnlstinus Sunday school treat will lie
held nnd n very line prngiiiiniuo has
been prepared for that occasion. All
Sunday sellout children and their par
ents are cordiully Invited to be present
mid enjoy themselves for Unit evening.
Wnshburn Street Presbyterian.
The morning and evening services
yesterday were almost, entirely com
posed of music. The chorus choir, under
the direction of Prof. C. II. Dermim,
assisted by the orchestra, furnished n
delightful programme ut each service.
Thursday evening the Christmas ex
ercises of the Ullile school will be held
In the church, commencing promptly at
T..'!(, with a selection by the orchestra,
greeting, prayer: duet. "Hull to the
King." Misses Olwyn .tones mid Snllnn
Phillips: "What Christmas Mentis."
sour by primary department ; remarks
by superintendent; sour: selection by
orchestra.
The room wl'l then be darkened and
part second will be conducted liy A. V.
Ilower with the stereontlcon: Chorus,
"Hark' Through the Heavens." words
mill music on screen: Scripture read
ing: "The Star and the Maul," words
on screen, views Iron) the nativity:
recital ion, '"Twits the Night Hofore
Christinas." with views on screen;
chorus, "Henutiful Star of Night;" spe
cial views of Scranton and vicinity, ac
companied by ringing of bells and ar
rival of Santa Clans, when the lights
will again be turned on, and the glfis
lie distributed by the teachers to their
classes, under the direction of Santa
Clans, concluding1 with a selection by
the orchestra.
The parents and friends of the school
are especially invited to attend this ser
vice of peace and good will. Admis
sion will be free to all.
There will be no pijayer meeting this
week.
Dr. Molfal will spend Christinas with
his mother in Indiana.
Next Sabbath mornlns', A. V. Ilower
will occupy llie pulpit; in the evening
flev. Mr. I'auktu will preach.
The Chi rpsilon fraternity will not
meet this evening.
In the Other Churches.
At Hi" Jackson Street Ifcipilst church,
the pastor, Itev. Thomas de i.lruchy, D.
I)., preached in tin- morning on "The
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Infant Christ," drawlntt lesRons from
birth and surrointitliiRs, The evening
subject was "The Mature Christ,"
showing; tils life itnd chanii'tor nnd the
liiiliieiiee II has on humanity,
The music wan rendered bv an iiiik
iiiented choir, under tlm direction of
l'rof, Lewis Davis, and the profit'iuninc
Included oiiir choice selections.
"find's t'hrlsliniiH flirt to the World,"
was Itev. Jitnies Itcnnlimcr'H nimtiliip
theme al the ttaninton Hi reel .lottto
dlKt Hplscopal ehtirch, and In the even
In he kiivc ''The Message of I'hrlsl
iiias," tlolh services were well attend
ed, and the music was or a IiIrIi order.
The matins and sermon were ulven as
usual at St. David's Mplscopal church
yesterday tnorilltiR by the Hector, Hew
K. J. Mi'llenry, and evensong and an
address were given In the ovoiiIuk, The
I'hrlstmuH services will be held tomor
row evening and Wednesday inurnhig.
No special services were held at St.
Patrick's Catholic church yesterday,
lint special masses will be said on
Christmas inoruliiR at (i, 7, ! and JO
o'clock.
The usual MTvlcex were condilcled at
St. .Mark's J.ulheran church yesterday
by the pastor. I lev. A. 1.. limner.
Itev. .Mr. Itaiiklu. formerly of lllin
hurst, occupied the pulpit of the Sum
ner Avenue Presbyterian church lasl
evening.
A special salvation meeting for shi
fters was held at the Salvation Army
barracks, on Price street, last evening.
The Christmas exercises will be held on
Wednesday evening.
Nomination of Officers.
An adjourned regular meeting of the
West Side Central llcpubllcaii club
was held In the rooms Saturday even
ing, when the following ollleeiit were
nominated for the year I1I0J:
President, W. Guylord Thomas: vice
president, William V. lirltlitlis: record
ing secretnry. Frank H. llecse: finan
cial secretary and treasurer. William
II. Hughes: marshal, William A. Phil
lips; trustees, William .1. Thomas and
AV. K. Thayer.
The election will occur the first meet
ing night In January. The club ex
pects to start out the new year with
renewed vigor and increased member
ship, ft Is the oldest political organi
zation In Northeastern Pennsylvania,
having been organized in ISS-I.
Its membership Includes many of the
best Unowu business and professional
men living in West Scranton, promin
ent among whom are lawyers, doctors,
olliceholders, statesmen and men In va
rious works of life.
Fire Saturday Evening'.
Workmen engaged in plastering Cns
sesse's block of houses on West Lacka
wanna avenue left an overheated stove
burning in the building Saturday eve
ning to dry their work, and the wood
work caught lire and blazed away fu
riously for a time.
An alarm was turned in from box IS4
at the corner of North .Main and West
Lackawanna avenues, and caused con
siderable excitement, as many people
Imagined that the lire was in Clarke
Hros' department stores.
The local firemen responded quickly
and subdued the Humes before any se
rious damage resulted. The new hook
and ladder truck was on the scone for
the first time but the ladders were not
needed.
Election of Officers.
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps met in regu
lar session in Young Men's Institute
hull yesterday afternoon and officers
were elected as follows: President, D.
T. IjI'iihIiuu; lirst vice president, W. C
Sliarpe: second vice president, H. .1.
More; financial secretary. William P.
lllley: recording secretary. Thomas
Jordan: treasurer. J. J. .Mahou: mar
shal. John Laiigan.
Directors, "W. C. Sliarpe. U. J. iou
Patrick Wright, T. W. Karly. Patrick
I la ley
Investigating committee. Willluin
.Morrlssey, John I'egan, Krank Luvun.
Auditors, W. McNU'hols, AL Mogul),
William Carson.
Guard, John Hart: captain, John
Altirry; first lieutenant, T. W. Karly;
second lieutenant, Thomas Alcilulre.
Tellers. William Jlorrissey, Thomas
Ciilkin, William Carson.
Fifth Ward Caucus.
The vigilance committee of llie Kit'lh
ward met last Friday night and decided
lo hold the ward caucus next Saturday.
All candidates are expected to regist-r
by next Thursday with Secretary W.
II. 'Williams. 120S Academy street. The
committee will meet again next Thurs
day evening at Fairchild's hotel.
There will be a meeting of the voters
of the Fourth ward thin evening a I Al
derman John's office, lu order that the
election board can be placed on the
ticket, as that part was overlooked at
the last meeting.
Holy Name Society.
The recently organized Holy Name
society of St. Patrick's Catholic chinch
held a meet lug last evening and elected
the following officers:
President Thomas AlcIIugli: vice
president, Thomas P. Alelialu; secre
tary, Nicholas llurke; tresurer, Uow
John Dunn. The society now has :'M
uifiiihcrd and they will receive holy
communion lu a body on New Year's
iiinrulng.
Three Funerals Yesterday.
The funeral of the late William Ollcs,
who died from lockjaw, occurred yes
terday afternoon from the home of de
ceased's parents, KW.'i Prince street,
Itev. K. J. Ale Henry, rector of St. Da
vid's Kpiscopal church, was in charge
of the services. Interment was made
in the Wasliburn street cemetery.
The funeral of Hid Into Airs. Anna
(iraham, who died at her home, KH2
Third street, occurred Saturday after
noon from Holy Cross church, Uellcvue,
llurlal was made In the Cathedral cem
etery. The funeral of the laic Airs, Caroline
Korster. formerly of West Scranton.
occurred yesterday afternoon from the
residence of her daughter, Airs. Albert
lliil'tiimu, on lilbsoii street, The ser
vices were held at 2.H0 o'clock, and
were 111 charge of I lev. II, C. AlcDer
lliotl, pastor of the Simpson .Methodist
Kpiscopal church. Interment was made
In the 'Washlmrii street cemetery.
Itev. AlcVoy, of the Adventlsts, asslsied
In the services. The pall bearers woro
.loslah Patf, Joshua Davit., Charles W,
Lull and John Harris. The Ilower
bearers were li. S. Keller and George
ltlchter.
PERSONAL MENTION.
TliomiiH Saul, jr., of Price street, has
returned lionin from a week's visit
with relatives In llrnoklyn, N, V.
Clllver P. Junes, of South Alain ave
nue, and Aliss Al argu ret Pemhridgc, of
lilt North Alain avenue, will be united
in marriage on Christmas day .
Airs. William It. Williams, of Kynon
street, is recovering from a Hevero Ill
ness. Misses llertlm AlcCoy, of Tenth
street, unit Alue Lludubury, of South
Main nvciitie, ale homo from Htrollds
burg State Normal school t tor the
holidays.
Harold itmnloroti, Pert Baldwin and
Lynn llecse. sttidentH at Strotidshttrg',
nre hoine for the Christmas vacation.
Airs. Frank Slout, of North Lincoln
avenue. In entertaining Atlss Iterthii
Wlddoek, of Allllersvllle State Normal
FCllOOl.
John Mdwards. or Uecker'M court, a
soldier lu the United States service, li
visiting at the homo of IiIh parents.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
The William Council Olcc club held
a rehearsal In fvorlte hull yesterday
afternoon, on the selections to ho sung
at the Atlentown eisteddfod next
.March. A number of new members
were taken lu.
John Ford, aged ,"l years, of Scran
ton street, arrested by Patrolman ,1. D.
Thomas and Klah Peters for being
drunk and disorderly, was committed
lo the county Jail yesterday for thirty
days In default of a $r fine.
Muster John Williams, of Oxford
street, who fell through the Ice at
the Hrlck yard pond recently. Is ser
iously III at his home, mid fears for his
recovery are entertained.
Announcement has Just been made
of llie llliirriage of William Wallace,
of Nlulh street, and Miss Lillian
Kvans. of Uynon street. The couple
were united last August, and are now
residing with the former's parents.
D. P. Huberts, of Hninplon street, is
suffering from Injuries unstained while
at work In the Allls-Chiilincrs ma
chine shops recently.
The Sous of Temperance will hold a
meeting In Alorgan'rf hall this evenlnr-.
to arrange a date for holding their
sixth anniversary celebration.
GREEN RIDGE.
Prof, and Atrs. Scott, of Philadel
phia, are guests at the home of Atrs.
Scott's parents. Air. and .Mrs. Thomas
F. Wells, of Washington avenue.
fiel your smokers' supplies, pipe,
clgais and tobacco, at Miller & Doeh
ler's, tiOii Cedar avenue. The best goods
ut the lowest prices. ""
Stuffed tigs, pulled figs, layer llgs,
dates, nuts and table raisins. K. S.
Pratt.
Poultrv lor Xnmi. K. S. Pratt.
lireen Illdge camp. No. 2.". P. O. S.
of A., will elect officials at their regu
lar meeting in Masonic hall tomorrow
evening.
The finest line of Imported cakes for
Ninas ever displayed in this city, (irocn
HIdge Market.
Fresh fish, oysters and clams. Green
Itldge Market.
The Ladles' Aid society of the Green
Ridge Presbyterian church will hold a
sale of home made candy In the church
parlors tomorrow afternoon and eve
ning. Persons desiring to purchase,
who cannot find time to attend the sale
may telephone their orders to Airs. S. P.
Hull, president of the society at her
residence. l.'Hl Sanderson avenue.
Candles of all description. K. S.
Pratt.
Fancy apples, oranges, baniuuis and
grapes. K. S. Pratt.
Candies and nuts; lowest price In
city. Green Itldge .Market. "
Among the young lady and gentle
men students who are spending the
holiday vacation at their homes here
are: Allss Kordhum. of Alboth Con
servatory of Aluslc: Allss Alaud Cap
well. Kucknell Pnlversity: Allsses Alin
nle White and Nellie Uliss. National
Park Seminary, Washington, D. C;
Allss Florence Dower and Owen Carr.
Wyoming seminary; George Lindsay,
I'nlverslty of Pennsylvania: Norman
Park and Hob Hull, Princeton; Donald
Hull, Druce Fordhani and Ralph
Snowden, Cornell; Harry Seward, Key
stone Academy: Cole Price and Harold
Kennedy, lllairstown Academy: llalph
ltlttenlioii.se. Lafayette: William Hreek
and Dickson Kays of St. John's AII1I
tary School, and Wlllard Jesklns.
Stroiidsburg Slate Normal school.
'hit's home made mince meat. Green
Itldge Market. "
Headquarters for Lowney's and Xmas
candies. K. S. Pratt.
Our -0 and 2r,c. mix candy cannot be
equalled. K. S. Pratt. 4
Wlllard K. Howe, of Wesl Pittslon,
Hie popular impersonator and humor
ist will be one of the attractions al Hie
Christinas entertainment of the Green
Itldge Preiibyterian church next Friday
evening.
For cash. Green llidge Market. 20
pounds due xrnuultilcd sugar. $1: one
luisliel potatoes, extra fine. SOc: fancy
Klgin butter, 23e.: .'0 pounds best flour,
Sl.-'O; one gallon maple syrup, S."u
Trading stamps given. Corner Dickson
avenue and Green HIdge street. "
Howard It. Lemley, of Dickson ave
nue, Is spending the holidays with his
parents at Norwich, N. T.
Prick's mince meat, cannot be sur
passed, handled by K. S. Pratt,
Plum puddings and Knglish fruit
cakes. K. S. Pratt.
IOxtru fancy oranges, grape fruit, tan
gerines, pineapples, California apples,
grapes, etc. Green Illduti Alurkcl. . "
Fancy cheese; all kinds. Green HIdge
Market.
The officers-elect of Green HIdge
lodge. F. and A. Al will be installed
this evening lu Alusoiilu hall, Dickson
avenue.
Nnias treest, wreaths and holly. 13. S,
Pratt. l",:i Dickson avenue,
Sucel elder, c"tlil line. Lireen HIdge
Market.
Chase Sanborn's teas and coffees,
nothing better. Green Hldgu Market,
,
The ciirlhtma.s festival of the As
bury .Methodist Kpiscopal Sabbath
school win bo held lu the church Par
lors this (.'veiling,
,"P0 Ninas trees to select from. Green
HIdge. .Market,
Holly wreaths, loose holly, mistletoe,
roping, etc. r,rwn Itldge Market.
Fur (hie Christmas Turkeys, call at
F, C, Hazard'H market and select from
the largest and llnest stock ever seen
ill Green Illdge. "'
Saturday was a day of runaways. No
less than four occurred in this vicinity.
The most serious was that of J, A.
Wedeinan, the Kant .Market street milk
dealer. Air, Wedeiniiu was delivering
mill; to a customer on Larch street,
about ;: p, nt.. when his horse became
frightened and ran out Larch street to
.Sanderson incline, up Sanderson lo
Hunt .Market street, down Fast Alarkct
to Dickson to Hrcukcr to Sanderson
and down Sanderson avenue as far as
the residence of l'rof. Phillips, Here
It collided with a coal wagon with such
force that the milk wagon was upset,
and completely wrecked. The contents
which consisted of almost a full loud
of milk and cream was spilled along
the street, Air. Wedemaii's loss
amounted to about ?'J0 dollars.
Turkeys, ducks, geese, chickens, rail;
bits, etc. Given HIdge Alarkct.
Ulna Points delivered on half shell,
fireeu Itldce .Market.
Fresh vegetables, alt kinds. Green
ttlUs Market.
SOUTH SCRANTON
SHORT SKETCH OF A PROMIN
ENT YOUNO MAN.
Preparations That Arc Bcln Made
for the Observance of Christinas in
the Churches Miss Maine Rosar
Honored for Her Work for the
Kardla Komos Funeral of the
Infant. Child of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Kellornian Social Session of South
Side Club Laat Night.
Alfred Guthelnz Is u young mull well
known mid popular lu this community,
who Is rapidly attaining prominence In
the business mid social world of this
city. Horn In the state of New York,
about twenty-seven cars ago. he came
to reside on the South Side when only
u boy, having been adopted by tela-
m.i in:u t.i 'nicisy
lives at an early age. As a youth he
was studious and reserved, and these
characteristics are still prominent with
him as a man.
He started in a humble position, alter
leaving school, at the Scranton Siulngs
bank, and now, through merit, Integrity
and faithful service, has attained lo
the responsible position of a teller, and
is one of the youngest in the city. Ills
genial disposition and gentlemanly de
portment has endeared hlin lo both
superiors and subordinates alike, and
Ills friends and associates hold him in
the highest esteem.
Air. Gutheinz Is ti charter member of
the Junger Alaeiinerchor, and is one of
the best German tenor singers in the
state.
For Observance of Christmas.
Christinas day will be observed in
the various churches in this part of
the city. Hegular services will be
held at the usual hour in the morn
ing and exeicises for the Sunday school
children will take place during the af
ternoon and evening. Christmas trees
will be appropriately decorated, and an
abundance of presents will be furnished
by Santa (''aii for the little ones in
nearly all the churches.
Services will be held on Christmas
morning In the Hickory Street German
Presbyterian church at the usual hour,
and at :'. p. in. Christmas tree exercises
for the Junior Sunday school classes
will be held. The senior classes will be
entertained al 7 o'clock and all will re
ceive appropriate Christmas presents.
The Kngllsli classes will be entertained
on Thursday uisht al 7.:!0 o'clock at
the same place,
The Christmas I fee e.verelses for the
Sunday school children of Christ Luth
eran church will take place tomorrow
evening, and services will take place on
Christinas morning and evening, when
the Lord's supper will be served.
Al the Church of Peace, on ''inspect
avenue, services, followed by the Lord's
supper, will be held at 10 a. m. In the
evening short services will precede the
Christmas tree festivities, 111 which the
little ones will participate.
Services will also be held at St. Paul's
Lutheran church and the German
.Methodist Kuls-copal church, on Pros
peel avenue, and the usual Christmas
tree exercises will be held during the
afternoon and evening.
Won First Prize.
Allss Mario Hosar, of i;s:i lllrch slreet,
look much Interest In llie "Kardla Ko
liios." which was presenled at the Ly
ceum recently, under the auspices of
the Spanish war veterans. A death in
the young lady's family prevented her
from taking part on the stage, but,
nevertheless, her zeal In behalf of the
veterans remained as strong- as ever,
and nearly every night she attended the
rehearsals to help Instruct the classes,
Tn addition. Alius Hosar started out In
a practical way to assist the boys by
selling tickets, mid the success of her
efforts was shown by the fact that on
Saturday night the committee awarded
her llrst prize for having disposed of
the most tickets and for having turned
lu the most money, Allss Hosar Is In
bo congratulated for her excellent work
and thai her worth was recognized In
the vicinity where she lives was shown
on the last night of the performance-,
when a handsome bouquet was pre
sented her on the stage by Airs, Thomas
Spruks.
NUBS OF NEWS.
A social session will lie hdd Mils
'eveiiine at tile South Side club's
rooms, Hull Cedar avenue. The affair
Is arranged for members only and a
rabbit lunch will be served.
The members of camp 1:10. Patriotic
Order Sons of America, will meet in
Harliuau's hall this evening.
The funeral of the infant child of
Air, nud Airs, Fred Kelleriiiau took
place yesterday iifteruooii Ironi the
family residence, on Maple street, The
Star Social club, of which Air, Kell t
niau is a member, attended In u body,
The Victor Social club will hold u
grand ball al Athletic hall on the af
ternoon ami night of Clirlstimis Day,
A healthy baity boy has been '
celvcd as a Christmas present at the
homo of .Mr. mid Airs. Charles Arni
luust, of 110.1 Cedar avenue,
The .lunger .Mncnucrchor held a sing
ing practice nieclliig In Germaula hall
yesterday afternoon.
A nieelliig of tlm Knights of St.
George was held yesterday afternoon
In St. .Mary's hull.
Ninas Is coining. Don't forget you
can ;;el all kinds of wgcltihlcs, I'm I Is,
oysters. Christinas trees and tilimuings
at Sunday's market, Ml Cedar avenue.
Skates Sharpened.
Hollow ground,
Florey & Itrooks,
I'll Washington avenue.
A TEN POUND
718-720
W. Lackawanna
Avenue.
432
Lackawanna
I
10-Pound
AF Vil vsax...""
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Ave. f'gSJSBKr
Carnegie gives libraries Joyce gives turkeys. One feeds
the brain, the other the-stoinach -both are commendable acts.
Tin's is how Joyce does it : Bvcry family requires staple gro
ceries, and at Christmas a turkey, too. Joyce decided upon a
combination grocery order, composed of standard articles. Then
he bought them in such immense quantities for his 3 stores
that the diffeience between regular prices and "Joyce" prices,
made it commercially possible to give a ten-pound turkey for
dood measure.
This is the Grocery Order you must buy to
get the Ten-Pound Turkey Free.
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I'ive n,iiiiil Cii'.iiiii'i.i ilittliM,, tin' 1111U bottom pi!ii ,
fun puuniN llc-t 'U.i, nl(l it-uul.n .it inc. .1 iin,I
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Oiii' iiniiiul .Ik.mi.'-. Il.ikinir I'nwnri, .it j:o,nl ;i llie liot ., ,
l", I.V. Imttlo.. r.Miinl. 1.1'iuin mil Vitnill.1, ."He. vilnp .umln'U'
Dili' imiiiiil iiloil !-ike. Ih'iirIIi in ,'ii,i olio
in- 1 11 Ire cC.'HI ( 1 inliin.iKiii Cniii'iy IIiIit)
Ill pininil- TiiiKim. ut t'e. pet poiiml
I Ifd.JO
A srroal $5 worth and a $I.5! Turkey all Tor $5.
Kverything to eat for the Christmas table, from Soup to Nuts,
will be found at its best here. Money-Saving Prices
3 THE JOYCE STORES 3
Popular Priced Provisions.
DUNN0RE DOINGS.
Observance of Christmas In the
Churches A Deadlock on the
School Beard.
Large roiifii emotions were present In
all the churches yesterday. Christmas
sermons were ureaelied and Christmas
music was an attractive feature. The
various Sunday schools were never so
largely attended.
Celebrations for the scholars will be
held this weel; as follows: Tuesday
evening', liy the Tripp Avenue Christian
at 7 o'clock: Wednesday eveninir. by
the Methodist Kpiscopal at 7 o'elock:
Friday evening, by Hie Presbyterian
at 7 o'clock; Ht. .Mark's Kpiscopal, Sat
urday evening.
A sunrise prayer service will be held
lu the Methodist chinch Christmas
inorniiiK at ,"i,30 o'clock.
The public schools here will close De
cember "I and remain closed until
January ". 1I10-. Teachers and pupils
are alike happy.
TOLD IN BRIEF.
The school board met liquid on .Satur
day evculiifr and tried to elect a teacher
lu fill the vacancy in No. I school, All
tin: members, were present, but the
board was evenly divided between the
two applicants, the Misses (ierrlty and
Murray, Adjournment was taken until
next Saturday night, after several bal
lots had been taken,
This and next week the prayer nioel
Inpr at the Presbyterian church will be
held on Thursday eveninir. Instead of
Wednesday.
Mrs. Hubert McMllliuil Is vlbltlng
friends at Lake Wliioln.
The Cliiistnitis exercises of llie Pres
byterian .Sunday school will be held on
Krlduy evenliur, December "7, In the
church. Scholars will report in their
regular places at ll.iiu, nud the exercises
will begin at 7 o'clock.
Mrs. 1). K. iiartou and children, of
Philadelphia, are the guests of her
milliter, on Drinker street,
Mrs. .lauseil Cole and daughter left
on Saturday for Kllzabetli, N. .1.. where
they will spend the wilder.
.Mr. and Mrs, Charles Sweet are visit
luif .Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson, at
llobokeii,
.Miss Lucy Ileal, a student at the
Stroiidsburg Normal school, Is home lor
the holidays.
OBITUARY.
MICIIAKI. MM.Al'lillLlN. ugid ,".s
years, died ycstcrihiy al his home, '.',",111
Ash street, Dunnioic. The deceused Is 1
survived by a wife and the following
children: Mrs. William Nolan. Mrs.
William llolimau, Mary, Tlioinas and
Michael. The funeral will be held to
morrow afternoon from Si, .Mary's
ihui'ch, Uiiiiuioii'. and Interment will
he made In the Alt. Carniel cemetery.
The three year old son of Mr, and
Airs. .Michael Conway, of HI Him
slreet, died yesterday. The funeral
v, III be held from tlw lesldi'llcn lo.
inoirmv afleriioon al 2.:'.o o'clock and
Interment will be luade lu the Cathed
ral cemetery.
.MICUAIJI, LOKTl'S, aged to yeais.
e I'.i-ildeiU nf Prospect avenue, died
ul an early iiour yesterday niornhig
at the Aloses Taylor hospltul, where
Im had been ill for several das fru.u
sloiuach trouble. Deceased was .sin
gle. The funeral aniiouncenient will
bo made later.
ANTHONV I.Ol'TL'.S died yesterday
ut the M.uses Taylor hospltul from can
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A. .1. UUFFV, Bus. Uan.jtf.
OM", MfillT O.M.V. IlKSDAY nKCK.MRCK '!
Mr Charles Frohmnn, Presents
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"EBEN HOLDEN."
With E. M. Holland in the Title Role
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Sr.its nil -.ill' SiIiiiiIjj .u II ,i. in.
Christmas Day
Wednesday, Dec. 35,
Lieblcr & Co. Present
Sag Harbor
TI10 (lir.iKM of iho .l.ituc-, Heme 11.1 .
I'lki'K MutiniT. 2m .Tile., i.Tc. .Hid hl.tW,
Sisli, -Sx. , ."pili., 73i., M .mil M..'0.
Sp.it uit -.lie Miii.liy al ' iMoik .1, m.
Academy of flusic
SI. Ri:iS, Ltreec. A. J. UutTy. M.nasr.
One 50liil Week, IK'plntiins; Moii'Jj.v, Doc. '.'.inl.
J'iIio- Nialit, 111, .'i .iml .-.0 irim,
I'lki- M.illno, in .mil SI iotil,
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I hi iflni.i.-- NIkIiI, IU, , U .mil M cciin.
tdn m sr.it tin- I'litiilni. ilj.ioian Monrliy
nt 11 .1. 111,
STAR THEATRE
A fi. lir.nillNCnOS", Mtniger.
ONT. lVi:i:K. 'uiiiiiipihiiii; MO.N'HA, l)W 2-1.
Wine, Woman and Song
l.II.Y MATINia:.
cer of the stomach. He was not aware
that he was suffering from this disease
until lie walked Into the hospital lust
Tuesday. The remains were taken to
the home of Tlioiiins Loftus, of It:',
Prospect avenue, a brother of the de
ceased. The funeral will bo held to
morrow morning from St, Peter's cath
edral. Funerals.
The funeral of William gulmi w II
take place from the residence, ;'JH
Liir.crue street, Monday at ii a. m. Ser
vices at St. Patrick's church and in
terment in Cat In drill cemetery.
POLICE NOTES.
Mnv.nl ( iillt'ii, nt I '.11k I'l.uo, u.in lni in
.'"! lull in i,ilici' 1 mill, SiliiuU), li.v Uu-Mhilr
Nun, en tlm I..11 m- ul Ihir.llrnim; to kill !!
viff. lie i.i .iiu-li'il 1I10 iiIkIi Iipioii' I"
llt'iiHibr l.ou.i In. .n I'-iiieliiuu Wel'l.ci,
lciiiiiili Imtiliir l.iiln .-lui rcni'l 10 .1 r.iMi 'Js
h.ii touiul in his iuu'5lon. Hid nlk rUlnnl
lie wine to lur ijicnl' licni", louirr nf A'Um
.iii'inii' i ii, I liilHjin ni'ti, aliuui niiilnii;lil, Jul
liiainlblilni; .1 IiIk knili' Ihiraliiieil lo Uv tin
III.'. I'.illUk l.a.nlon h,i llnnl fl 111 puliii' tO'irt
Mtiiiil.i iiioininn. I'll ilnm.a'iinc.M anil illoiiU'ilv
(uii'liui. Si'igcJiU Di'iur Jinl I'dliDliiun NcuW
fiiiiiul him piolliiK ulout j H'ddeiue on Wyoiu
Inn iiiinup, iviily in Ilir muinin;. At Ih.l H
waj llwuglit lu iva InirjtUiloiiJy inelliifil, but
lln: tillii iJiiU' tu tliv toutluilon thit ht -n
cnly ilrunV.
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