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THE SCltAOTON TRIBUNE-UIDAY, JANUARY a, 1002,
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heir Golden Wedding
(Continued from Page 3.)
ns f1kt iik'o the butjy or llio family,
Uny Elennor.
Alullle Edgar was atllrr.d In u pretty
white gown.
Mlbi-it Edgar. Lawi'imco Curleton
itiitl Uornurd Cnnupll witnessed thu
ceremony, '
The Gifts.
Mil. AND M113. CONNELL woro
remembered with nuuiy. beauti
ful nlfts, ul i fow of which
contained this tribute of sentiment
Whoso vulttu I'inild not bo mensuud.
Thoy eulno fi'om life-long friends),
HtuleMtien, mines workers, thoso con
nected by ties ot church. social and
business rolutlonM. Thoru coming sur
prised and touched the recipients unil
gave a pleasure slngnlm-ly. deep. Brlc-n-bruc,
gold plate, porcelains In Flor
entine frames, Venetian glass, gold and
glass loving cupH, gold clocks, jewels,
gold spoons, bnn-bon dishes, embroid
eries, rare books nnd countless otlnsi
lovely articles were viewed by the.
throngs of guests.
Among the gifts wore a mugnlllcpu
gold loving cup from the pastor nnJ
friends of Mr. and airs. Council In EI114
Park church, and a jewelled and stained
, glass lamp and a sot of finger-bowls'
and plates of Tlffany-mother-of-pearl
glass, from business friends.
Senator and Mrs. Thurston sent n
gold and cut glass swan salt dish.
Senator Penrose's gift was a- pair ol
photogravures of the lovely pictures
"After Fifty Years' and "The End oi
the Skein."
The grandchildren gave a beautiful
French cabinet of gold.
Mr. and Mrs. AV. F. Hnllstead's gift
was a gold vase. From Governor and
Mrs. 'William A. Stone came a gold
clock. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Ken
nedy presented n loving cup ot Vene
tian glass and gold. Judge and Mrs
Alfred Hand, gave u goid pitcher; Mi
ami Mrs. John Jermyn, ti gold clock;
Congressman nnd Mrs. M. 13. OInv
stead, a gold plate of renaissance de
sign. Mr. nnd Mrs. K. L. Fuller, a porcelain
if great beauty; Mr. and Mrs. L. '.'.
Mattes, a fruit dish of glass and gold;
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Blneklnton, a goliT
bon-bon dish: Mr. and Mrs. William II
Itichmond, of Bichinond Hill, gold fori'
for ice cream; Mr. and Mrs. John Gib
bons, gold berry bowl; the Misses Rip
ple nnd 13. II. Ripple, jr., Bohemian
glnss dishes; Judge and Mrs. R. AV.
Archbnld, it vase: Mr. and Mrs. R. A
Downey, of Oswego, N. Y., a turquolsr
matrix pin; Dr. M. ',. K. Fulton, of
Philadelphia, Venetian glass bowl and
plate; Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Christian
gold sugar spoon; Mr. and Mrs. Win
McDonald, Venetian glass cream and
sugar bowls; AV. It. Storrs, umbrella
with gold bundle: Mr. and Mrs. George
13. Smith, gold berry spoon; Mr. Jesse
r. Hall, gold bon-bon dish; Mr. and
Mrs. A. I. Well, ti lace fan; Dr. G. .M.
DoWitt, gold salt and pepper holders;
Mrs. A. B. C'ockill, books bound in gold;
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Penman, royal boat
'ase; Mr. and Mrs. Arja Williams, golo
spoon; Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Stevens
Bohemian glass fruit dish; Mr. and
Mrs. Abnor S. Haight, gold berry bowl.
Colonel and Mrs. J3. H. Ripple, Lotus,
mossoin gold dish; Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam II. Stuart, gold olive dish: Rev.
Dr. and Mrs. w. H. Penroe, "Victorian
songs," bound In gold; Miss Anna
Leiinon, bag of golden panne velvet;
Mrs. 13. II. Pratt, white and gold sew
ing case; Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Schroe
der, gold berry spoon; Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Fulton, French gilt and
crystal clock; Mr. and Mrs. s. W. Ed
gar, vase of green and gold; the Misses
Rankin, book bound in gilt; Sister
Teresa Vincent, gold clock; Rev. J. A.
O'Reilly, gold clock; Miss Elizabeth
Thomas, gold knife; Mr. and Mrs.
John T. Dcvine, of Washington, gold
bon-bon dish; Mr. and Mrs. Sol. Bac
araeh, Venetian glass wine set: Mrs.
Anna P. Hall, of Philadelphia, gold
bon-bon dish.
A gift which attracted much atten
tion watt a largo leather covered chair
bearing a unique inscription. The card
contained a Costello pen and Ink
sketch of a, mine-car and mule and a
breaker with the following:
imiVKit to inv.i:ii.
01 iill !- thing luii'w- ilnnn in jmir life,
Niiiu- to vl.-i! .is ni.il.lni; wveet Annie join- wife.
Congratulations to the Hon. and Mrs.
AVIlllHm Coimell by the mine foremen,
Samuel T. Jones, John Gibbons,
Malnchl Coyne, John Gibbons, jr.. Win.
Thomas,, David D. Gibbons, Julian
Cooper, Howell Harris, wore extended.
The sisters of St. Cecelia's nciulemv
sent a beautifully engrossed poem anil
a piece of needle work-, as accompani
ments to their well wishes. The poem
was most appropriate. It reads as fol
lows: "MI'llllY IIAXfi Till: MAUItlAfii: UIXI.S."
I.Iiisly itiKiilicil lo lion, iiml Mi, Wllll.mi
Council, on tin- uu.Kinn ut lliofr solilon jnliilt-c.
S-'Mi-h o( I lie Iiniiiac.ul.it0 llcut of Mny,
PA 'Til.
(iooil unil tivvcl, uiul iicfnly fjlr,
In Iiit lulii.il ruin's an.ijcil;
One lU-i-t moment looking jai-Kn.ntla
One tlcc-t moment looking' omv.iul,
ll.ilf In wciiiU-r, linlf .ifulil,
Stuoil the lirlilo lic-lilo the liilili-xiuuni
Wnldcil tliry for writl or woo,
inl.
Jlcrry r.tinr tin- inaiilaso ln-1U
Kilty yi'iii ouo.
HOl'i:.
Soul to uul for ujn unil ne,
Oluil, tlifi- dead the jlt-M of life;
Hope fiom i-vi-iy lui ilMillltisr,
Rod'ii Mull uiimm fultllllnsr,
Happy IuuImwI, happy ulfo!
ill'llow nje lewjid thesj twiilu,
1'jw tlieni, aiUeiM- winds Out hluw,
for.
Jlorry rang llwlr marriage hells,
Fifty jcais ajo,
1.0 VU.
Wi-anliigk on the love that Hum,
Through u cImhecIuI fifty year!
Ilcarlns ojcIi the otlici's hurden,
Kallh, the trcngtli, and Joy, tho ijiii-iiIoii,
And a mlU of happy u-jm.
(hlltlicn, ilo ami tall them uteetl,
In life's happy evening Blow,
1'or,
if my law their marriage liclU,
1'ifly yea u ayo,
"May thu I.oul add hlc,lus upon )oiii I'pon
-)u ami upon your tlililitn."-l'., i-.llill,
S), Cecilia' Academy,
Scrunton, I'j,, Jan. px2.
Sketch of Mr.
and Mrs. Connell.
MR. r'ONJJEfcU wu8 born In Nova
Scotlu, Sept. 10, t82T. Hi
father was u furmer of Aber.
ilenuhirc, Scotland, who wont to Nova
bcotia. WMcn u.youiiK muu ui(d became
ka miner. JMs mother was born In
Norn Scotia, of an Irish father nnd
Acadian mother.
Mrs. Council's maiden nntuo was
Annie Lawi-ciu-a. Hht- was u daughter
or William Lawti-nrp, who was born In
Kndanil nnd who was u moinber of tho
family whlnh gave to the world one of
the most celebrated of Kngllsh paint
ers. William Lawrence wns :i nlrtii
who devoted his llfu mainly to rollgloiiH
work, bolng n protnlnoni membor of
the Congregational church and espec
ially active lit work among young men.
Ho cinue lo thin country In 1815 from
Wales and settled In Carbondulc, later
moving to Uewollyn, Schuylkill coun
ty, wheio he died.
Mrs, Council was born In Vnlo-. Her
mother had preceded her father In
death and when he passed away situ
was adopted Into the family of a
Scotchman named McCan, who lived
at Ltcwdllyn.
Mr. Connell met his wife ut Lewell.vn
while intending her father's funeral.
Ho was thou working for forty cents
a day as n mule driver In the mines at
Llewellyn, having gone there from
Nova Scotia, in 1SU. He was a caller
at tho MoCau homo before he met the
girl they afterwards adopted. He was
a more frequent caller after Annlo
Lawrence became ti member of tho
family. In about three years tin; Mc
Caus had to part with their adopted
(laughter. The young driver boy had
been studying during his leisure time
and some feU- yearn before his mar
riage secured a position In Ilnsileton
as a stationary engineer.
Their wedding ceremony was a very
quint, unpretentious affair. It was
performed In the evening at Mlners
vlllc, tho town of which Llewellyn was
a suburb, by Rev. Roderick Williams,
pastor of the Welsh Congregational
church, who will be remembered by all
the older Welsh people of the anthrn
clte regions. He also baptized Mr. and
Mrs. Council's youngest child, I3y.ni,
when he was here on a visit.
John English, a brother-lu-law of
Mr. Connell's brother James, wus best
man. Elisabeth Lawrence, eldest sis
ter of Mrs. Connell, was bridesmaid.
Both witnesses have since died.
The day before their marriage. Mr.
and Mrs. Connell attended the wed
ding of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Ful
ton, of Shamokln. Tho Fultons AVed
nesdny celebrated their llfttcth anni
versary. They were among the guests
of the Connell celebration yesterday.
Mr. and Airs. Connell began their
married life in Hazleton, beginning
housekeeping at once. After three
ears they moved to this region, set
tling at Mlnooku, where Mr. Connell
secured the position of outside superin
tendent of the works of the Susque
hanna and Wyoming A'alloy Railroad
and Coal company, which was then
operating the old Stafford and Na
tional collieries. They lived in a
double house under the hill on which
St. Joseph's church now stands. One
lde of the house wus occupied by Mr.
Connell's brother, James, who was in
side superintendent of the two mines.
Thoy continued to reside in Mlnooka
for sixteen years.
In 1S70 the lirm of AVilliam Connell
& Co. was organized to operate the
Meadow Brook colliery. This was tho
beginning of Mr. Connell's life as a
coal operator. In less than a quarter
of a century ho came to be one of the
most influential operators In the an
thracite region and, Incidentally, head
oC the Anthracite Coal Operators' asso
ciation. In lSTl' lie built his present home, at
tiie corner of Clay avenue and A'ine
street. The nearest houses to his then
were the old Hitchcock and Frothlng
hr.m'hDines, the one at the corner of
Qulncy nnd A'ine and the other at the
corner of Qulncy and Mulberry.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Connell have had eleven
children. The eldest dnushter died in
January, 1S."7, at Mlnooku, while an In
fant. The others nil grew to adult life.
Three of the remaining ten have also
passed away: Airs. S. AV. Edgar, Mrs.
E. J. Dimmlck and AVilliam A. Connell.
The other seven children are living at
home or In tho immediate neighbor
hood, which to Mr. nnd Airs. Connell
forms one of the arentcst consolations
of their old age. Tho family of which
AVilliam nnd Annlo Connell are tho
progenitors Is comprised as follows:
James Lawrence Connell, married to
Miss Leo Pratt. They have three chil
dren, Lawrence, Carlton and Lucille.
Mrs. S. AV. Edgur (Mnttle), deceased.
Two children, Gilbert and Aluttie.
Mrs. 13. J. Dlmmiek (Alary Elizabeth),
deceased. Two children, Jessie nnd
Willlnm C.
AVUllnm A. Connell (deceased), mar
ried to Allss Tlllle Kear. One child,
William A, who died In 1000.
Airs. James S. AIcAnulty (Jessie). One
child, Anna.
Charles It. Council, married to AIlss
Elizabeth Shnfcr. Two children, Ber
nard and Gladys.
Alfred 13. Connell, married to AIlss
Jennie Harris. Three children, Edwin,
Janet and l31eanor.
Airs. Charles W. Fulton (Annie).
One child, Donald. Tho oldest child,
Russell, deceased.
Theodore K. Connell, at homo,
Ezra II. Connell, at home.
Congressman Connell's activities In
religious, Industrial and political affairs
arc so well known to make repetition
bore unnecessary. Hulllrn It to mention
some of tho principal positions ho is at
present occupying:
Congressmiin, Eleventh Pennsylvania
district; third successive term.
President of tho Anthracite Coal Op
erators association.
Director of the National Aletliodlst
Episcopal university, ut Washington,
D. C.
Trustee of the Elm Park AU-tliodlst
Episcopal church.
Member of the Republican National
Congressional committee.
Member of the Republican Stale com
mittee. President of the Third Nutlonal bank,
President of Tito Tribune Publishing
company.
Head of the linn of AVilliam Council
&. Co, and tho Cnnnol! Coal compuny.
X'resldent of tho Lackawanna and
Wyoming Valley itunld Transit com
pany, and nllled roads.
President of tho Scranton Button
eonumny,
President of the Lackawanna Knit
ting mills,
Director of the Lackawanna Trust
nnd Safe Deposit company,
Director of thu Mooulo Powder com.
pany.
Director of the Scranton Drop Forg
Ing company,
Director of the Wyoming Shovel com
pany. Director of tho Retsof Salt company,
Trustee of the Scranton, Board of
Trade,
Vice-president, Consumers' Ico company,
I tie Is also, u director of vm-lmta
simmer conmames, aim inure nro any
number ot the leading Incorporated con
cerns or this locality In which he Is
Inr.ucly Inlerestud,
n
Guests at Wedding.
FOLLOWING were the tmesis pres
ent from outside the city:
Mr. mill Mr. S. I'. .Mien, hlltoii, I'd.
lion, mid .Mi. William lliiiiiu amt family,
.MlneiMllle, I'.i.
-Ml Kinma llr.ulty, Nenliuiir. X- Y.
I'hll P. Cilrr, HI, I'nlil, Minn.
Itci. In. mid Mi, I,. ('. I'hi.vit, llluith.imtiin.
Attorney (Inn-rnl John 1'. Ill'.ln. IlitrriOniig,
Pa.
.Mr. nnd J!i., Alexnniler t'ulluii .-Mid on,'!-hu-mol.ln,
l'a,
Mr. nnd .Mm. William .1. ConVrl, Wilkes
llatie. I'll.
lion, nnd Mi. i:. II, ll.inteiilii-ii;, Itiriii'.iiirir,
I'fl.
Mr", (linlnin, SeheiiK'Imly, X, V.
Mr. Ii. C. Iloldcn, New Voik i-llV.
Mn. Anna P. Hall' and on, Philadelphia, I'.t.
.Mr. nnd .Mix. A. S. Ilnlshl, and I'. I). Ihl;lit,
of Xew York.
Ml- Mollis Philadelphia, I 'a.
.Mr. uiul Mm. .Mm It. .lone., 1)1 phaut, I'a.
The .MIii-ph .lone,", Olyplntlit, I'a,
lalivard .loue, 01 pliant, Pa.
.Mix. .Ioiii-k, ()lpliaiit, I'a.
Mhi IMIirr Klllnm, I'aupurlt, I'a,
.Mil. .Iiwplilne Kelier, l,tn Angi-lt. Cal.
.Mr. mid .Mrn. i.ooiiiin and family, WllUe
ll.ine, I'a.
.Mi. William law, PIIMoii.
Mr. and Mix. William McDonald, OIIui'.h Mill.',
i'a.
.Mr. and .Mi?. MoiKans and dauphin, Wllliei.
Dane, Pa.
William llohlnun, Shamokln, I'a.
Ml,-. Irani- .Smith, tl.ir.leton, l'.i.
i:-e-.Maynr lMv.ln S. Stuart, -Ml Cura Stuart
nnd Mr. ami Mr, William Stuart, Philadelphia,
I'a. '
iter. Dr. and Mix, I,. I., Spr.iuue, of W.umiln,'
srmiiuiy.
Mi', and Mr. 1'ied I,. Tiaiey, DiikMiu City, Pa.
-Mr. and Mir. .1. X. Thomas. Wet l'lttctmi, I'a.
Mr. nnd Mm. .tohn II. Thoma-, Gulmml.itc, Pa.
51m. 'I'oohey, .lemey City.
.MI-1 lleiniic lleefuer, Co-lien, lud.
Jilt Amies Thoniao. Mlncrivllle, Pi.
Sir. anil -Mia. Marvin. Wllkex-Ilarre, Pa.
Hon. .Morgan II. William, M'llkeicllaiie, l'.i.
Sister Teie.a Vlnicnt ami Sister limy Teusa,
of the Sailed Heart ronent, .Icrn-y City.
Mr. and Jim. (i, V. Yoiuin, Dalton, I'a.
Present (rom this city were:
A.
Mr. and Mm. .). AleMindtr. jr., Hon. and Mr.
it. W. Arclibalcl and family. Mr. uiul Mm. .lamiw
Archhald, Dr. and Mm. W. II. Allen, Mr. and
Mrs W. A. Aveiy, Mr. mid Jin. It. C. Adam?,
-Mm. .Minn and ilaiilitei'.
Mr. and Ml.'. It. J. Halter, Mr. and Mm. tteurxc
)liook.s .Mr. and .Mm. It. (.'. Itronk-., .lolm PiooW,
.Mr. and Mrs. T. It. Iliooki, Mr. and Mis. W. X.
llroiU. Mr. ami Mrs. II. II. III. idy, Mr. and
Mm. Ilfiny Ilellu, jr.. All. and Mis, Paul llelln,
Mr. and Mrs. 1'uiiik ll.uker, Mr. .'mil Mis. llany
llaiker, .Mm. Sii-.au llaiker, .Ml) Alice M. It.uker,
Mr. and Jlrs. Andiett- lledfnid, Colonel and Mm.
11. M. Holes Ml. and Mis. . W. lliislmell, Mr.
and Mrs. II. II. Illid, Mr. It. .1. Ileiinell and
Mi--! Ileiinell, MiS A. W. Iliiudlient. .Mr. mid
Mm. .1. II. Ikv-cll, Mr. and .Mm. (i. II. Hir.l-.iU
and Mls IliriKill, .Mrs, lloiee, Jtls .les-ie llohe,
.Mis. It. T. Illack, .Mr. and Mm. A. I). Mat Mil
ton, Dr. and Mis. 11. (.'. Ileddoe, .lames- Malr,
jr., Mm, KlUilictli Ilentley, .Mr. and Mis. Charles
Iletltwltli, Mr. mid Mm. .M. I,, lll.ilr, Mr. and
Mm. ('limits Dul'onl Ilieik, Dr. and Mis. Drew
tcr. Mis. . II. Ilnjil. Mr. and Mm. C. JI. llrad
liuiy, Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Ilhee, Mr. and Mm.
A. V, Hotter, Mr, mid Mis. l!ii-li, .Mr, and Mm.
Inlin llone, Mrs. J. Seidell Mali-. Mm. II. Mack-
wucil, llauey lllatkwood, Colonel ai'd'Mm. A, II,
Mali-, Mr. ami Mis. (ietnge ll.iiit.nd, Mr. ami
Mm. .. P. llaim-i and il.iiiRlitrr.
0.
Mr. untl Mis. S. X. Callender. Mi Callendef,
llev. and Mm. T.-M. Calm, Ml. anil! .Mrs. K. I'.
Chiistlau, .Mrs. l.oui.-o 1'. Cha-e, Ml-s Kllrai Chase,
Mrs. 1). .1. delimiter anil son, Mm. Cdgar Con.
nell, Mr. ami .Mm. T. .1. Coyne, .Mr.-. William
P. Connell, Cli.li lei It. Council, Mr. and Mrs.
(feorsfi- Catliii, Mr. and Mrs. W. I,, Council, 111.
aml Mm. A. .1. Connell, Mr. and Mm. II. A.
Connell, Mrs, Alexander Connell, Miss .le.-ile
Cnnnell, -Mr. ami Mm, John- Coleman, Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Coleman, Mr. and .Mrs. A. If. t'liil'ly,
.Mr. niiil Mm. Pred Cnnmll, Mr I Mm. II. A.
('oilmen, Mr. and .Mis, V. A. Coleman, Mr. and
Mis. ',. (!. ('oilmen, Mr. mid Mm. A. II. Coumen,
Mr. and Mis. .1. I.. Cr.nvfoid, M!-- .lane Camp
hell. Dr. anil Mm. .1. W. Coolidae. Mr. and Mis.
I!. (.'. Conner, Mr. and Mis. l.ihvard Chile.
Mr. and Mm. T. II. Dal", Mlv, ltutli Dale, Mies
Siisju Denize. .Matthew II, Dale and il.umhter, Mr.
and Mrs. (!. 1. Danfoitli, Mr. and Mm. C. II. Del',
man nnd MUs Deiinan, Mi, and Mis, (i, dull.
Dlmmiek, Mr. and Mm. .1. llenj. Dimmlck, Mr.
and Mrs. .1. P. Dickson, M!. Dickson, Mm. Tlios.
Dickson, .Mr. anil Mis. W. M. Dickson. Mr. and
Mrs. Alex W. Dltk-nti, .Mis. A. M. Detkrr, Mr.
nnd Mis. (ieoigc L. Diik-on, MNs lliimiah Deacon,
Mr. and .Mm. S. Diehl, Mi. and Mm. Samuel
Unman, Mr. and Mm, Prank Donnelly, Mr. and
Mis. .1. A. DutUmth, f.Vnrse M. DeWitt.
E.
Mm. KiikIc, Mr. and .Mm, A, 11. K.tnon, Thomas
i:.uion, .IiiiIkc and Mm. II. M, lahvauK the Mhsej
IMivaiils, dolin It, IMwauN, Mrs. .1. (I, Kckmaii,
1'inl Kuieilck, Mr. and Mm. Mails' IC. Pilifar, Mr.
and Jlrs. Samuel W. IMuar, .Mr. ami Mm. .lauf'e.i
l-Mwaiils, .Mr, mid Jim, John Jl. IMw.iltl-, .Mr. and
Mis. .Mm i:ans.
F.
Mr. ami Mrs, P. W. Plellz, .Mr, and Mm. i:. II,
lVanklln, Dr. ami Jim, W. (I. Pulton, Mm. Wil
liam Heniy Puller, .Mr, ami Jlis. It. .1, Poster,
Mr. and Mrs. P. I.. Puller, JIui timer Puller, Mr,
and .Mrs. James I'mvltr, Dr. and Jim, C, 1'iey,
JINs llsthcr Parties, stewiut t'aiiles, Jlr, and
Mm. T. .1. l'ostei mid family, M. Plorence
Pimli.
G.
Jll-s Jessie (lay, Dr. and Jim. I.. M. Cites, Jlr,
and Jim, P. S. Codfiey, Rev. Dr. and Jim. C. M.
Olflln. Mr. ami Jim. W. II. (icnliair, Jim, Cum
lilih-er, .lumen fiemhait, Jlr. and Jlrs, 1), 1,'e.u
li.ut, Jlr, and Jim, John lllhhotis mid I'aiuily,
Ml-s Coiiielia (ialpin, .lolm (ialplu, Jlr, and Mm.
A. (I. (Illmorc, the MI-sis Cillmoie, Claremc
Clliuiue, Dr, and Mm. P. M. (iieeu.
H.
lit. llev. M. .1. Iloh.iu, Mi, n'nd Mm. (,'coiuc
II. Ilanil, Mlv. Hand Mr. and Mm. W. J, Hand,
Jlr. and Mm. A, I). Hum, .Miss Piame.s Hunt,
A. (,, limit, .Mr. mid Mm. (ieuis-c Howell, Jh,
mid Mm. P. II. I Icimli.iw. Mr. mid Mm. William
llanley, Mi-s liunlcy, Dr, and Mm. (i. II. Hill,
Dr, ami Mm. (hailes Hill, Dr. ami Mm. D. II,
Hand mid iluu;-hler, Mr. mid Jim. William P,
llullstcud, Jlr. ami Mm, ficoiut! M. llall.stc.id,
Mm. .1. ('. Ilunliniiimi, All--. Huiitluitloii, thu
Misses llanley, Mr. and .Mm. I'. I Hilcliioik,
Miss Hitilicoik, Jlr. ami Jim. Iliueuo Healev,
Mr. ami Mm. X. A. Hulhert, Miss llulheit, Jl,
mid Jim, Sidney P. Ilajes. Mr, and Mrs. W. T,
Haikelt mid it.iutit j.r. MIm nilaheth Howell,
Jlr, mid .Mrs, .lolm flull and daughter, ..Mr. Slipli
eu Hull and family, Jlr. ami Jim, I,, c. Ilcsslcr,
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Hill, Jims Hill, the Miw,
Hand, .ludun tiud Jim. Alfred Hand, Jlr. and
Mm, 1', Ciomweil Hand, Mr. ami Jim, I'luilc,
Huilhut, Mr, and Jim, Job Huiris mid family,
Jlr. and Mm. Howell Haul,, JIlss l.ea Hmth,
Jlr. and Mm. David W. Iluuipliiey, Jim. Hamblen,
J1I-S Hide.
Jlr. and Mm. '. W. m, Jlrs, Jennie lies,
J.
Jlr. and Jim. Plunk Jeiuijn, Jlr. and Jim.
(ieortit- II. .leiiuju, Mi. and .Mm. IM. I), Jmiiiit,
II. A, JqIiiisou, Jlr, and Mis. John Jeinili, JIH
I'liiiuu Jelinyii, Jiuepli Jeimyn, Jim, (!, A, .lissiip,
JIUn Jcbsiip, Jlr. ami Jim, S, T. Juiico muj
ilaiinhtir, Jlr. and .Mm. C, ), June), Jlr. ami
Mm. II. S, Jack.cn, .Mr, ai.d Mm, 'ihoma Ik
Jones, niun Junes, Mi. uiul Jim, .1. J. Jordan,
O, S. Jtihi'tiin,
K.
Jim. Jl, II. i;.is, Jlr, and Jim, J. H. Kali
pal lick, Mr. and Jim. C. I.. Kiikpatrick, Mr,
and ,Mm, C. W, Iviikputltkj Mr. um Jim. Harry
W. Kiiiitsbmy, Jlr. au-l Mis. P. I'. KujjIjui, Jlr,
i'red Klngcbuiy, Jlr. Selikii Jl. Kingsbury, Jlr.
and Jlrs. W, W. Kerr, Mr, nnd Mm. fe. (I, Ktir,
.Mr. ami Jim, Sam Knapp, .lude ami Jim, II. A,
Ktiapp, .Mr, uud lira. I.iuher Keller. Mrs. Kear,
Jlrs, Klemli'd and duushtrr, Jlr. and Jlrs. W, I).
Kcuiicd.v. Mlw Kennedy, Dr, l.uclui M, Kennetly,
Mr, end Jlr. WilIU Kitkpatrkk, Jlr. and Hu.
Harry Klikiutrlck.
Mr. and Jim. Joseph y. I-)ide, Jlr. ami Jim.
ir. ami Jin,
Lowry, Sir.
K II. IjikU-, Jilt, (Intrude, l.jndc. )r. and Jin,
H. V. Iwt. Jlr. and Jim. M. Y.
and Mm, M. I', l.atltln, Mr. It. W. I.lttell, Mf.
amtSlm. ,1. A, Limliif, Mr. It, M. I.lnthay nnd
ihltmhler. tiie Mesni, Utnki, Mr. and Mn.
John lane, .Mr. ami Mm. .1, A Idnen, Jll l.lneti,
.Mm, It. W. Mice, Dr. and Mm. C. ('. taiulmili,
Dr, ami Mm. II,' V, l.niran, ltev, H, C, l.tiitjdii.
M.
Mr. and Mm. MdMrntli and ilmnrhttrs, .Mr. nnd
Jlrt. Wllllmn Mtt luu., Jr. Miflure, Mli Smuti
II. MomI, Mis, Motfat and family, Dr, nnd Mrs,
0, I), Miltray, Jll Kmlly Mayer, Dr. ami Mr.
Jltl.rod ami daughter, Jll Mome, the Jllici
Mason. .Mr. ami Mm. W. A. May urn! ikiushlcr,
Dr. Meam, .Mr. mid .Mt. J. .Mtnl, .Mr. and .Mm.
J. C. Jloirl., Mr. mid Jlrs, William Jlarple, Jlr.
Iliomni Jlome, Mr. mid Mm. Willlnm II, Mi
Clave, Mr. and .Mm. C, I,. Merccinii ami ilamth
ler, Mrs. S. Mllne-, l.s Mllne, Mi. and Jlr.i.
rt. V. .Miller, Jlr. and Jlrs. c. , Jlxjuhei,
Mr. and Jim, !'. W. Jla.on, i AuKu.a Meiill'l,
Mm. II. I). Jleitlll, Mi... Anna McXully, Jll.i
Jlaiy .Mattes, J., XeMe Jlatti-i, ,Mlsi Jhrv T,
Jlmine'd, Dr I Jlrs, McAvov, Mr. McKi-min
and family, .Mr, and Jim. I. I', MrxorRcl nnd
family, Jlr. and Jim. .I. I), Maoit, Miss I'ratielJ
Jl. Jlanlne, Mrs. Charles JlcMulleii mid son, Jlr,
nnd Mm, C. C, Jhiilet, Mr. ami Mrs. W. P.
Jlatles, Mr. awl Mrs. I T, Mattes, .Ml, unil Mia.
Itlchaid JlallhettS, lion, and .Mrs. M. II. JlcDon
Did, Mm. .Mary II. Jlulthew-t, Mr. and .Mm. (.:. P.
Jtalthews, Mr. mid Mm. Waller Jlaltheiv, Jlr.
and .Mm. C. W. Matthews Jlht I.ImIc Jlattheiis,
Jlr. ami .Mrs. Wlllaul .Matthew, Mr, Will .Mi
Culloili, Jlr. mid .Mrs. Mam Ice .Miller, Mrs. Mulr.
O.
llev. .1. A. O'ltellly, .Mr. ami Mm. lllctmtd
O'ltilen, .Mlw (fiaie Xoituit, .Mr. mid Jlrs. Joseph
O'llrlen, .lump V. Oakfoid, Mrs. I,. S. OaUford,
Jim. Oakford, .Mr, and Jim. Olmstead,
P. S
.Mr. and Jim. C. I). Penman, the Misses Pen
man, .Mr, nnd Airs. T, Prank Penman. .Mm. An
biey Powell. Jim. M.ny T. I'liclw, Jlr. Ctiills
Powell. Mrs. 1,. II, Powell. .Mr, and .Mrs, I'. P.
Pi In-, .Ml-s Pi Ice, Mr. and Jim. J. T. Porter, .Mli
Porter. .Miss lllb Plait, Mr. uud Mrs. Prank Ik
Piatt, Jlr. ami Jim. John Jl. Poore, .Mr. and .Mrs.
Krauts I.. I'lillllp', Ml .Mary Phillips, Jlr. and
Mm. William II, Peck and daughter, Mr. mid
Mm. .1, Allied Pennington, .Mr, mid .Mm, Willlnm
Phillips, Mr. and Mis. ClroiRe Phillips. Mm.
Paull, Miss Paull, Mm, Phillips, Mr'. Jl. P.
Pratt, .Mr. and .Mrs. William Perkins, Jlr. and
Mm. P. I,. Peck, Mr. mid Mm, W. II. Pierce, Jlr.
mid Mm. Ik I.'. I'ryor, Jim. II. .11. Piatt mid
(liniHlitcr, Dr. and Jim. It. K. Y. Plerie, Jlr. S.
II. Price, Jlr, and Mis. David Powell and daugh
ter, Jim. Peck, .Mr. ami Jlrs. W. (I. I'aike and
family, Jim. Penm packer and daughter, Mr. and
Jim. Pred Piatt.
K,
Colonel and Jim. I.'. II. Hippie mid family, Jlr.
mid .Mis. Y. II. Itichmond, the Jtkses Iticliiuond,
Jim. II. I,. Illchaids, Jlr. and Jim. Ilobeit Peeves,
Mr. mid Mm. J. T, Ilk-hards, the .Misses Ttaiikiu,
.Mr. and Jim. i.ly S, Itlchaid, Mr. mid Jlrs. (..
Punk lle, unlit., .Mm. Hcynolils, .Mm. Itoviuilds,
and the Jlisses Iteynohls, Anna May and Pdltli
Iticli.iids, Mr. and Jim. 1!. I'himiey lte.inolils, Jliss
PlnieutL- Itlthmond, .Mr. and .Mm. X. (I. itohert
son, Mi-, ami .Mrs. II. II. Iteynoldt, Air. and .Mm.
II. C. He noli!-, llr. and .Mrs. J. X. Itlee, Jlr.
and .Mis. S. I., ltice, Jlr. and Jlrs. CcorKC II.
ltu-s and family, Mm. J. Itol), Mi-s Ik T. Iloland,
.Mr. and Jim. . It. ltauli, the Misses Itanb, Jlrs.
M. P. Jtr nolds, .Mi's liene lte.vnolds, Jlr, and
Jim. Jo-cph llnlieita, ltev. and .Mrs. John Jtmi
iliilpli, Dr. and .Mm. .1. .1. Itobeits.
s.
Jlis. Strohei ker. Mr. and .Mm. Thomas Sprairue,
tin- All os Spr.iguc, .Miss .Maltha Smith, .Mr. and
Mis. s, it, Slevens and ton, Jlr. and Jlrs. .. u,
Sfoim. JIIss II. Plialietli Stevens, Jim. Calvin
Sejliolt, Jll.-s l'loience Se.ibolt. Jlrs. Charles
Shafer, Jlr. and Jlis. Piiink Jl. Spencer, Jlr, ami
.Mrs. II. M. Streeter, Jlr. William Simpson, Jtls)
Scl-m. Jlr. and Jlrs, C. 1). Sinip-on, Jlr. and
Jim. II. P. Simpson, Jlr. and Jim. W. W. Scran
ton, Jtr. Joseph A. Scranton, Jlr. W. It. Hloim,
.Mi-, mid Alls. John Simpson, Jim. s. Von Storcli,
Mr. and Jlrs. Chail-s Sililatjer, JIUj Scldajcer,
.Miss (trace Spencei, .Mr. and Mrs, John Seisin,
Jllss Nl-iu, Jlr. .'Hid Jlrs. Al. SchhiRcr, Jlis?
Sophie SihkiRcr, Jlr. mid Jim. C. D. Seolt, Jlr.
Stewml Scott. Mr. C. Ik Scott, Jlr. and Jlrs.
Clareine II. Stuidi-f.. Jlr. and Jlis. J. (). Shep
held, tho MI.-j.cs Slcele, Jim. Jlaiy W. Squires,
Jli-s Knilly P. Stevens, Jlr. and Jim. David
Spinks, .Mr. and Jlrs. I,. It. Stelle and daughter,
Jlr. and .Mm. (ieoine Stiuties, Jlr. and Jlis. (.'eorgo
11. Smith, .Mr, mid Jlr-'. Pmtciif Suidain, the
JIpssi-s, Suidain, Mr, anil Jlis, .1. P. Strata;, Mr.
John Sn.itler, the Jlc.-v.is. Snydii-, Jlr. ami Airs.
(leoiiso Scott, Jlr. mid Mis. Conrad Silnoeder,
Jlr. and Jim. .1. C, Sandemon, Jlr. mid Mm. Wil
liam II. Sloirs, Mm. A. C. Snillh, licv. Ik 11.
Singer, Jlr. anil .Mm. Ccoiite Sanderson and fam
ily, JIM Anna Sandeii-on, Jlr. and Jlis. II. C.
Shafer, Jlr. Jl. P. SIohcis.
T.
-Mr. klewell.Mi Thoiu.i:, .Miss i;l.ilieth Thomas,
Jtr. and Mm. David K. Tajlor, Jlr, and Jim. W.
II. Taylor, .Mr. and Jim. II. II. Thomas, Jlr. and
Jlrs. Pdwnrd Thomas Jlr. nnd Mm. J. It. Toirey,
Jim. Jl. M. Tony, Jllss Tony. Mr. and Jim.
11. W. Th.icr, Jim. Thomas P. 'I'm ley, Jtr. and
Jim. II. I Tajlor,
V.
Jlis. P. T. Vail, (lie Mioses Vail, the Mo-is.
Vail, Jlr. and Jim. Punk Vaudlliiir, .Mr. and Jlrs.
T. C. Von Sloich, Mr. mil Jim. C, II. Von
Stoicli, Jim. A. II. Vanillins;.
v.
JudRi- and Jim. P. X. Willaui. Jlr. and Jlrs.
i:cictt Wairen, Jlr. and Jim. W. W. Watson,
Jtls-, Walsoii, .Mr. mid Mm. T. a. Wolf and miii,
Jim. A, II. Wlntou and daiishtrr, Jlr. and Jlrs.
T. 11. Watkins, Dr. ami Jim. II. 11. Ware, Hon.
nnd Jlis. I,. A. Wattes and sons, Mr. mid Jtls.
I .1. Williams, .Mr. ami Jim. Wij.i Williams,
.Mr. and .Mm. John It. Williams .Mr. mid Jim.
J. T. Watklns, Jlr. mid .Mm. Woolwoilh, Dr.
nnd Jim. John 1,. Weuln, Mrs. J. ). Williams
the Jlls-es Williams, Jlr. ami Jim. C. II, Welles,
.Mr. untl Jlis. II. ('. Wallace, Jlr, and Mm. C. S.
Weston, Jlr. mid .Mm. James Williams and daiinli
ter, Jlr. and Jim. II. I. Weil and family, Dr,
Claude W, Walker, Mr. and Jim, P. ll.Waneii. Jlr,
and Jlrs. Daniel Williams and fmiillv, Jlr, and
Mm. Airretl Woolcr, Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Way.
land, Jlr. ami Jim, Thomas Wells, -Jim. Wood,
cock, Dr, Woodcock, .Mr, and .Mm. Andrew X.
Walker, .Mr. Itlchaid Wei-cnthili, Jli. -mil Mis.
T. II. Watts Jlr. and Ml... J. I). Williams Jlr.
and Mm. PhcniKcr Williams, Jlr. and Jlrs. Itobeit
Williams.
Z.
Jlr. mid Jim. W. ll. Zclmder and miii, Mr. and
Jim. i:. Jl. Zeluider.
Three of tho kui'hIh who were kept
near the receiving party during the
whole evening were "three old chums"
ot' Air, and Alrts Connell. They were
Mr. and Airs. Alexiinder Fulton and
William rtoblupnii. fir Bhnmokln. Air.
and Alrn. Fulton were married at tho
nuro place as Air. and Alrn. Connell,
l.kwch.vii, Pn the day before tho lat
ter were married. On Wednemlny they
cclihrn'.c-d their Koldeu wedding.
Air. llohlnHou and Jlr. Connell began
work at the wmio mine In Xovn Scotia
Hlvty-thmi yearn ago and have been
cronies over nlnce.
The two nuiiM in ntlmnluni-u wero
Hlster Teresa AJIncPiit and Sister Alary I
Teresa, of Jersey City, memberx of tho
Order of the Sacred Heart. The for
mer lr. a cousin of Congressman Con
nell. The latter Is a friend of Sister
Teresa Vincent, who cume as u com
pai.lou, the rules of tho order forbid
ding a member from traveling alone.
MORE BItlTISH WARSHIPS.
Admiralty Asks for Bids for Nine
Fighting- Vessels.
Hy Pxilmho Win- fiom The Ayui-iati-ii Pitsi,
Cllnsgow, Jan, 2. Tlio Hrltlsh admi
ralty has Invited the Clyde shipyards
to tender bids for thu construction of
two battleships, each of lu',500 tons;
live nrmored, Urst-dnss cruisers uud
two protected crulsors, Tho otlli-lais
ask for promptness.
Work on twenty warships now In
courso of construction may bo expe
dited. Tha new battleships will huvo
grauter gun power thun nny vessels
now In the navy,
McMicluiel Thnnlts President.
By Kxi'luslve V'lrc from Tlis Asioeiatcd Pre.
Wuhlnston, Jan. 2.-Color.( c'laylvii JU-Mlch.
ael, who recently wat appointed ptAtmnstcr -t
l'lilladclphia, lalhd on thu president to;Uy t
thank lilm for liU appolntincnt. Ho was actum
jiaulcd by Cieiu-ral Hint;lain. Colonjl JU-Micliacl
will file hi l9od whllo kirc, aut will tako
lUargi- ol Hie PiillJiklphU office, Jan, 10.
u,,iiiinn T r.1; c, ri.i.'.l..
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yCleariiigSale
D
URING January previous to taking our annual inventory
we will have a great Clearance Sale. Goods, regard
less of cost, will be marked down to quick selling
prices. In the prices quoted the half is not told, for
we have a good many odd lots of goods, the assortment of
If which is broken, and we will mark them at about half their
i$ value. All goods are up to our well-lnown standard. The
if best of the kind.
Dress Goods
2
Great assortment of the most desirable stylish tjoods at about two-thirds real vnltfe.
iiOc. Homespuns and Coverts
30-luch Heavy Street Skirtings .'.....'....
.$1.50 very heavy Fancy Pluck SklrtlngsT.'
$1.75 very heavy Illack Skirtings
All $2.00 Fine and Heavy Skirtings
All BOo. Fancy Plaid Suitings
All $1.25 Fancy Plaid Suitings
$1.00 Plain and Duskct Suitings
$1.00 Fine French Poplins
03c, Plain AVool Fancy Suitings
23c Ntderdowii!", all colors
HOc. Klderdowns, yard wide
45c. Fancy Klderdowns
75c. Silk Stripe Challles
75c. Printed French Flannels
$1.00 Fine Embroidered Flannels ....
$1.2." Fine Embroidered Flannels ....
00c. French Flannels, pluln all wool
yr.c. Plain Waist Flannels
17c
35c
29c
50c
4'Jc
r,oc
C!)c
310
,.. r,3c
... 23o
...$1.00
...t.-Jii
...$1.50
... 2i-.u
,., BOo
. . . .'Oo
. .. 60c
... 49c
Silks
These are unusual bargains, but the goods will bear the closest inspection,
date in every particular.
Plain Taffeta Silks, 15 new shades 40o
Best Cashmere Silks, 27 new shades 09c
$1.00 Colored Silks in tucked effects and solid dim!
spots, beautiful colors
Iot of $1.00 Fancy Stripe and Chock Silks
20-Inch Black Taffeta Silks, guaranteed
95e. Satin Duchesse, 2li-lnch
Black I'cau de Solr, 20-Inch
They .ire up-to-
llilc
l!9c
r,9c
7Co
fi!)c
$1.25 Black Penu tie Solr
Linings
12Ve. Black Pereuliuc
15c. Black Pcrcallnc
20c. Black Perealinc
12',;C. Perealinc, 27 shades
25c, Mercerised Colored Linings .
20c. Genuine Gorman Hair Cloth
.'$1.00 &
Linens
.... Oo fc
,...12Hc J1
.... 15c t
.... 8c a.
.... 25o ,
.... 13c tp:
Stevens' Absorbent Crashes, Brown and Bleache
from
Heavy Bleached Scotch Crash
Burnsley Crashes, extra heavy
Glass T'owolliiR', special
r,0c. Table Padding
2.1c. lied Table Umnask
53c. Bed Table Damask
Pure Linen Damask, red border
591-. Damask, pure Linen, unbleached
OSc, Damask, pure Linen, unbleached
.Glfce.
...Si1, up
u,
to luC
.. 10c
..I2e
to 15c
.. 39o
.. 22o
.. -UUs
2o
.. 4So
.. ,)0
$1.00 Damask, old-time German
$1,00 Damask, Scoteli and Irish
$1.50 Damask, Sliver bleached. Satin finish...:....
Heavy Dice German Napkins ;
Heavy German Napkins, soft finish ;
A'ery large German Napkins, soft finish.... $1.50 to
Scotch nnd Irish Napkins C9c. up to
15c. Huck Towels, sood size
20o. Huck Towels, large size
Bleached Huck Towels ,
20c. White Curtain Swiss
7i)c
79c
$l.'Jo
i3o
03a
$3.00
$5.00
. 12c
. 17c
isVjc
Hosiery and Underwear
00
Alen's 50c. Honey Fleeced Underwear
Alen's 75c. Fine Fleeced Underwear
Alen's 50c. Heavy Bandoin Underwear
Alen's Natural Wool Underwear
Alen's Jersey Bibbed Underwear
Alen's $1.00 Heavy Natural AVool Underwear
Ladles' 25c. Heavy Fleeced Underwear :'.....
Ladies' 33c. Fine Fleeced Underwear
li'Jc
lflo
29c.
lie
He
Siil!
21 o
.'tie
Ladles' 50c. Egyptian Fleeced Underwear 4-lc
Ladles' 75c. Natural AVool Underwear 07c
Ladies' $1.00 Natural AVool Underwear S9c
A large assortment of Children's Underwear at
cut prices.
All 12c. Hose for 10c
All 25c. Hose for 2io
All S5o. Hose for 2?o
All 50e. Hose for 4lJ
Warner's P. D., C P. and Jackson Waists, all long corsets, sucli as R. G., P. N. and Flexibone
at just half price.
Our regular 50c. Corsets, In sizes 23 to 29 Jic.
Ferris AValsts 30c. for 35, 75c. for 50, $1.00 for 69
45c. AVhlto Aprons, slightly soiled 23e
500 Handkerchiefs, been used for trimming :io
200 Handkerchiefs, been used for trimming "io
Ladles' and Children's AVool Mittens 10c
Children's 20c. AVool Allttens lie.
Ladies' Fine 2-clasp Kid Gloves C.V-
Ladles' $1.00 Chamois AVash Gloves 5!c
Baby Caps, AVlilte and Colors, nt low prices.
$1,75 Ladles' Outing Night Dresses
39e. Colored Satin Cushions ,
20c. Tau'eta Hlbbons, colored, 4 to 6-Inch ,
Pearl Buttons, all sizes, per doz
15c. Tooth Brushes .
Good Amerlcun Pins, paper
Thimbles, 3 for '.
10c. Telegram Binding
...$1.10
... 19c
... 15c
. .. ")C
. .. Jc
. . . vc
. .. fi!
... 5c
Compare these prices and you will
BLEACHED.
Good lie. Aluslin i
7c. Fine Aluslin
Best Hill Aluslin
Lonsdnle Aluslin
Fruit of the Loom
42-Inch Lockwood P. Casing .
45-Inch Lockwood I'. Casing ..
CO-lnch Lockwood P. Casing .
(!-1-Inch Lockwood P. Casing
8-4-lnch Lockwood Sheeting .
9-4-lnch Lockwood Sheeting ..
10-4-lnch Lockwood Sheeting
12-Inch Utlca P. Casing
43-Inch Utlca P. Casing
Co-Inch Utlca P. Cuslng
(i-4-lnch ITtica P. Casing
S-4-Inch Utlca P. Casing
9-4-lnch Utlca P. Casing
10-I-inch Utlca P. Casing
and Sheetings
appreciate the bargains we are giving you.
UNBL1CACHEI
Good 6c. Aluslin
7c. Fine Muslin
42-Inch Lockwood P. Cni'ln;;
45-Inch Lockwood P. Carl! g
48-lneh Lockwood P. C-.sIng
6-4-Incli Lockwood P. Casing ...
i-C
.. hC
.. 7c
,. 8c
. .So
,. 10c
,. lie
,. lie.
.13V-c
. lSu
. 20c
. 22c
. 10c
. llo
. i:,o
. llo
. 2iic
. 2;C
. 21c
8-4-lnch Lockwood Sheeting .
9-1-liich Loclavood Sheeting: .
10-1-Inch Lockwood Sheeting
42-Inch Utlca P. Casing
43-Inch Utlca. P. Casing
50-lncli Utlca P. Casing
0-4-lneh Utica. P. Casing
8-4-lnch Utlca. Sheeting
9-l-lnch Utlca Sheeting
10-4-lnch Utlca Sheeting
fie, Shaker Flannel
lie, Shaker Fhumul
10c. Shaker Flannel ,
Best Apron Gingham
Best Assorted Prints
Best Indigo Prints
0i'. Outing Flannel
10c. Outing Flannel
10e. Flunnelettes
12c, Flannelettes, yard wide
Light Lawns for Comforts ...
12',ic Seersuckers
12',ii'. filughums
25c, Linen Ginghams ,,..
25c, Scotch Glugliums
73c, Cotton Blankets
$3,23 AVool Illankcts
r.e
4e
t-e
5c
S'.lc
fi'tr:
Jo
3o
IhO
lie
5!ii
..$2
$4.00 AVool Blankets
$4,50 AVool Blankets
$6,00 AVool Blankets
$1,25 Comforts
$1.50 Comrorts
$1,03 Comforts
$2.00 Comforts
10c. Blue Stripe Ticking .
12'.3t-. Blue Stripe Ticking
20i. Fancy Stripe Ticking
Particular attention
They aro tilled with line
with good muterlul,
I ted
hlte (
to ou
'ottoli
r i;
and
'out
CO
.. 4c
. 5VjO
,. Ho
.. VJc
. lie
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. ISO
. 20c
. He
. 12o
. 12c
. 13c
. ISo
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. 2:c
!
. 7c
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..$3,50
..$4.00
.,$.'.'" 5
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,,$1.10
..$1.7!)
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vercd
Cloak Department
We cannot speak too highly of these Garments. They
and aie the latest styles, perfect in (it and workmanship.
were bought very late in the season &
$2.50 Mercerized Colored Skirts $ 150
$2.75 Alercerlzed Colored Skirts 1.75
$5.00 Black Silk Tuffota Skirts 3.90
$2.03 Colored French Flannel AValsia '.',-..')
$3.50 Accordion Pleated Albatross AValsts 2,23
$2.30 Silk Spot Albatross AValsts 1,15
$3.00 Heavy AValking Skirts 3.97
$7.50 Heavy Walking Skirts R.o.'i
$10.00 AHsses' llugluus, heavy mixed Tweed 1.1)5
$IB.u0 ltagluns, Bluck and Oxfords ,. 12,50
All $25.00 Long nnd Short Coats l.,50
All 520.0'J Long and Short Coata 15.00
All $15.00 Long uud Short (,'outs
All $10.00 Long and Short Coats .
All $15,00 Children's Coats
All 12,00 Children's Coats
All $10.00 Children's Coats
All $7.50 children's Coats
All $0.00 Children's Coats
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10.95
S.93
7,tfi
5.15
4.5(1
Furs
$7.
0 Tlcal Alurtiu Furs ..,
Beautiful Sable, Fox,
Muffs at U big reduction.
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COMB AND SEE.
MEARS & HAGEN
415-417 Lackawanna Avenue.
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