-tTHE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, iOOl
WEST CRANTON
Pretty Wedding in Washburn Street Presby-
tern ChurchCall Extended Rev.
Humphreys Other Items.
David J. UrlflUhs, one of tlio thief
clerkB in the ofllcc ofPicstdont Weh
rum, of tltp Liitknwnunn trott and Steel
, company at Jiuffnlo, and Miss Mabel
Clementine Spencer, daughlcr of Mr.
and Mm. T. J. Spoiicci, of ,Tiuknn
etrcct, and for many .veins a cashier In
the 'Globe Warehouse, weie happily
united In man luge last evening by Kr-v.
J. "P. Moffat, n. D, at Ihe Washburn
Street Ptosbvterlnn church.
The edifice was rilletl with Mends and
relatives of tlio continuing patties, and
the event wnt one of (lie leading not lal
functions of the season. The pulpit was
hanked high with palms, autumn leaver
and fein, behind which the oiganist,
Mips Cnrilc Hi 111, sat and pluvcd Men
delssohn's tn.iuh as the wedding paity
cntcied the aiidltoilmn.
The two bildonml(K Misses Minnie
"Wilson and nicunor (iilllillw, wealing
vlillo Pel slim lawn gowns, nvei iiintis-fellne-dc-sole,
trimmed with late and
tucks, and curving clu.vs intliemuins
entered fiom the loom on the light of
the pulpit and pi o ceded to the end of
the center aisle, and thoie mot the ush
ers, Edwuid D Mot so, Fill man S. Spen
cer, Leslie K. Mnio and IMw.ml H.
Slnjcock, who pruedid the bridesmaids
up the aisle to the pulpit.
Then came the m.ild of liiinoi. Miss
llaillet I!. HPMin, of West Plttston,
Bow tied In pale gtccii silk inullo,
trimmed with es-iuila lace, and i.mv
lns chrjwinthemums The bible fol
lowed, leaning on the aim of her father.
She woip embroidciod chiffon tilmmed
with dtichobs lace, with medallions over
pllk, and Lai lied bildal ioes and
maiden-hair fetus. She also woie a
bridal veil, caught with a dl.iinoiid miii
bui.st, and looked like a faliy qui en.
The giooni and his attendant, "Will
lam Mi-Ciaikcn, approached tlio pulpit
enclosure from the light aisle, followed
by the pator, and .is the pai ty giouptd
together foimed a spml-ihclu, with Dr.
Moffat In the eontci. He lead the
chuich iltual,vwhlch Is eii bilef, anil
after pronouncing the words, whlih
united the happy couple, the oiganist
began plaving a ieiessioii.il, and the
paitv left tho chilli h bv wnj of the
centei aisle.
The pai tli Ipints and guests weie Im
medl iteiy dihen to the Clcitilc City
Wheelmen's pilatlal ilub house, whldi
had been espeiiilly dciomted foi tlio
event, anil thoie spveial htimlipd people
passed the lemalndei of tlie cening In
lunchon, comet Mug and dancing. At
midnight Ml. and Mis niiflltlis de
paited for New Yoik, and after a biief
II I 11UUI 1 nuut
Five, stamps given away with
each bottle of Dufom's Fiench Tar
G. W. JENKINS.
1 A Sato of
a
ITT 11 HIT 1
a 1AaII nflniA
lYtl VM K
& la up-to-date models, does not happen
very often in this or any other city. With &
but one or two exceptions this sale fills the g
LS bill perfectly in that respect. The Corsets &
offered are all by representative makers, Jj
and stand as the highest type iu their 5!
?5 respective classes. ii
3 I
1 The Redfern,, Corset I
:c if you know anything about good corsets, you know the &
g "Redfern." g
3 3.00 "Redfern" Corsets, in black only, at $2.50 p
S 2.50 'Redfern'' Corsets, in white only, at $2.00 2T:
I Popular "J. B." Corsets 1
' In white or drab, Full line of sizes and models. gp
S The standard $1.00 Corset for 75C
5 Corsets Worth $1.25 the Pair I
2 Various models, all standard makes, however, and j
S55 not a pair in the lot ever sold for less than 1.25 :
3 thepair. Sale Price OC
1 Women's " Health" Corsets f
'"3 This line is known wherever Corsets are sold on &
!J8 Ameiican soil, Sizes are slightly broken in this &
lot, but the chances are that you can be fitted. 0 5!
ia - White and drab only. A $1.25 Corset for 89C St
5
! A Good Nursing Corset g
La That is ranked as a staple at $1.35 the pair. White S!
3 and drab in all sizes. The sale price, this week n "
g only, Is 98C fi
I "P. D." All Whalebone Corsets 1
I? In white and black. A strictly high class corset
2 that sells regularly for $5.50 the pair, Most of . ft
Z9 the sixes but not all. Extra Special Sale Price $ 1 .50 ft
id 600 Good Corsets at 39c
3 In white and drab. Sensible models to fit all fig- ft
9 tires, Never sold under half a dollar. The price, &
9 during this sale only, will be ,,, 39C fe
ji jp
Corset Sale Continues All Week,
i ft
Globe wareboiise. I
immtommvMiNimmmmmmmmit
honeymoon, wilt establish their home
In Iltiffalo.
Father Mnthew Paiade.
Piepnriillons for tho Father Mnlhew
day paiade, picnic and ball on Friday,
October 10, aie being made rapidly, and
It Is expected the detailed pi ori amine
will be lently for publication In a few
dnvs. The (ommlttpp In chnige can
not tell, as jet, how many societies will
paitlclpate la the paiade, owing to the
unsettled state of affalis In the laieku
wannn alley.
They have ittiue.sted nieiihalitH anil
otheiH to dpi orate along the line of
mm ch. The paiadp will stmt about 10
o'cloik. and the picnic will be held 1m
miMllatelv afttiwaid. The annual ball
of the Hyde Park Father Mathew sot !
ply will take place at Meats' hall In the
p piling.
The following olllcci.s and'ioinmlttees
hue been appointed to (oliduet the
bill: Master of ceipinonles, John
Kliaughiipssy, Ii,: assistant master of
ceiemonles, M. S. I.uvcllo: floor com
mittee, J. II. MeNultv, Thomas Mc
Oniwi Michael Donohoe. M. A. Culla
ther, nichind McHale, T. J. Fleming,
M. .1. Jennings, Pntilik Devets, William
Khk, Chailes Canaan, James Regan,
John McHale, William King, IMward
J. Mollale: iPieptlon committee, John
Ciowley, John Claike, Hugh Logan, J.
C. Giillngliei, A. J. Iamny, Michael
Colenuin, Anthony McAndiew, Kdvv.ud
Kenny, John Muiphy, John Coleman,
Anthony McAndiew: cloak loom, John
Shnughnessy, sr., John Donohoe; door
committee, John W. Can oil, Daniel
Coleman, William Oinney, T. P. Mc
Hale: bov otlice, M. T. Walsh.
Simpson Church Meetings.
The Young t. idles' auxlll.il y of the
Woman's Foielgn Mlsslonaty sucietv
will hold thelt annual social In the
ihurch totnotiow evening
The Motheis' .Towels will meet Fi Iday
nftoinoon, the Ptobatloheis' class Fil
da evening. Mis Josie D Knnuss, of
Jaikbon stieet, will onteitaln the Young
Ladles' auxllluiy Ft iday evening.
Theie will be a speilal meeting of
the Woman's Home Mlssionaiy so
i Icty of the Simpson church this even
ing, after pi aver meeting, to consider
an appeal.
Metz-Mauer.
Adoliili Motz. of South Main avenue
and Miss Mlldted Mauei. of Tenth
sttect, weie man led In New Yoik cltj
on S itui da v last by Itov. G. Parson
Nicholas pastor of the First Piesby
terian clutich
The couple ate now enjoving a wed
ding tiip and upon theli ictuin will le-
side on South Main avenue.
Funeial Announcements.
The tuuiial of the late William G.
Cietcr occuncd vcslcidaj aflcinooa
li om the house, on W'cbt Linden btteut
Df ceased was a Spanlsh-Anieiiean war
filftan 1
n j
lATiAtn
1 1 "NK N &
i
veteran and a member of the Painters'
union, both of which were represented
at tho funniali Interment wan made In
the Forest Hill cemetery.
The services were In charge of Hev,
Gallenknlnp, of the Ml lit In Avenue
church, The fall bcareis weic ,T, At
rlil'on, Mi laingruth, A, J, Shaftcr, J,
UtleMiaiiRh, Owen Moon and IMwntd
Sampson, '
The ftineial of the Into MIhr Mniy
Rtilllvan will take ptaco at D o'clock thli
morning fiotn the home of her imithnr,
2!) South N'lnth street. Sri vices will be
held at St. Patrick's church, and Inter
ment will bo made In the Cathcdial
cemetery.
A Unanimous Call.
The members of the Plymouth Con
Eiegutlomil cliiiiili hrld n meeting Init
evening to consider the ndvliablllty of
extending a call for a pastor. Since the
withdrawal of Itev. 13. A. Boyl they
have been without a lender.
The result was unanimous In favor of
Itev. T. A. Humphrcvs, of Sharon, Pa.,
who has so acceptably lllled the pulpit
(lurlDfc the past thiee Sundays. He Is
a ginduute of Oberlln college, nnd hns
been veiy successful In Cleveland,
.tolinstown and Shnioti,
The meeting was presided over by
lltchnrd Owens, and the (lunch cleik,
Miss Elizabeth Kvaus, was lustiucted
to communicate the tall to Kev.
Ilumphieys. JIo leturned to his home
on Monday. Ill all piohablllty he will
accept the call.
Foot Ball Games.
Tho foot ball team lepicsentlng the
Alumni Athletic association villi piny
the stiong Wyoming Seminary team ut
Kingston this afternoon.
The Alert Foot Ball team has been
oiganbed and Is now leady for games.
Thomas Williams, the North Main ave
nue baibor, Is manager of the team.
The Wct Side Blues have oiganlred,
and aie open for challenges from
teams whose aveiage weight Is not
over 10"i pounds.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
I'red, the voung son of Mr. and Mis
Heibert Idovd, of 1309 Luzerne sticet,
fell f i om a tiee lecently, a distance of
thlity-llve feet, and fractured his left
aim.
The attention of the health ofllcei has
been called to tho condition of the gut
leis In the vicinity of Lincoln avenue
nnd Lafayette htieet, caused by the
stagnated sin face wateis.
A number of boys frightened one of
the Keystone lanndiy horses on South
Hvde Paik nvenue, Monday afternoon,
and the animal inn away. A small boy
In the wagon was badly frightened, but
the horse was caught before any dam
age lesulted.
The pupils of No. 13 school who left
the building on Monday, because tho
fatheis of two teacheis continue at
woik about the mines, leinalned nway
again vesteiduv. Out of a total of 6J0
em oiled, 310 weie absent.
The Men's le iguo of the Tiiht AVclsh
HnptKt (hut cli will meet this evening.
The Wet Side Biowns defeated John
Ooi don's team leiently bv a score of
1S-J
William H. Thomas, of Noith Hvdc
Paik avenue, who leiently returned
home Mom the Moses Taj lor hospital.
Is seiiously ill.
Aldeiman Geoige J Kollow returned
home vesteiday fiom Honosdale,
vvhero he attended the funeial of his
biothei.
Gwlljni Owens the boy anested on
Monday night for disoideily conduct,
was discharged fiom custody by Police
Mngistiate nales
Tho Sci.mton Siml-Piofesslonals and
Olv pliant Biowns villi play base ball
at Athletic Paik this afternoon. The
game will be called at 31i o'dock.
Miss Annie Dunning, of K.vnon
tieot, left for New Yoik jcstoiday,
and will sail today on the Oceanic for
a visit in Bilstol, England.
Mis. Benl.nnln SnydPr and son, of
Beatilce, Neb, aie visiting Mr. and
Mis. Samuel Jones, of 10S South Hvde
Paik avenue.
The Oxfoid Accidental Fund will
meet In (.'o-opeiative hall Ft Iday even
ing. James O'Haia, or Wilkes-Barre, a
student of Georgetown college, was the
guest of his cousin, Thomas Fleming,
Inst evening.
Dr. P. F. Stiuppler, of South Main
avenue, has returned home fiom Lake
AVinola.
The foity houi devotional seniles
at St. Patilck'h hutch will bo hi ought
to a close today with masses at .", (1 and
7 o'clock, nnd a solemn high mass at
9 o'clock. The lltnnv vv HI be said at
the end of the last mass
Andtew Muir. of the I'nhetslly nf
Pennsylvania, has i elm lied to school
for the winter.
Ml-s Hattle Cooper, of South Hvde
Park avenue, will leave today for a
visit with ft lend" In Honesdalo.
Thomas Muiphy, of Jackson street, Is
visiting in Toledo, Ohio.
Fiank Nichols, of New Yoik, Is vis
iting at his patents' home, on Lafay
ette sticet.
Mis. John Smith, of Hancock, N. Y
has icturned home from a visit with
Miss Mlldied Coons, of Ninth Lincoln
avenue.
Miss Pauline Pitcher, of Pilce sheet,
has gone to New Yoik, euioutn to
Limestone ollege, Gaffney, South
Caiollna.
Miss Louise LoomK of ToKio, Japan,
has ictilined to Columbia imlveislty,
after a visit with West Set anion
fi lends.
Miss Ktlicl Andoison, of Noith FII
moie avenue, Is tepoited to be III at
her home.
James Blown, of Llbeity, N. Y Is
vlultlner at the home of his brother on
Tenth stieet.
John Jit Donald, of flalhoad avenue,
Is In PlttHbuig.
William John, of Weatherby, Pa Is
visiting James Watklns, of South Main
avenue.
Hev. A. I j. Ttamer, Ph, D, pastor of
St. .M.uk's Lutlieian chuich, Is attend
ing the Evangelical Lutheran Mlnlster
luin umfeieme at Lehlghton.
A daughter was lecently boin to Mr,
and Mis, Walter Noithiup, of Tripp
Paik. A son has bilghtened the homo
of Mr. mid Mis, James Bojd, on Noith
Main avenue.
Itev. Di. Woiden, of Philadelphia, sec
letaiy nf the Piesbyteilan Sunday
school boaul, will speak at tlio Wash
bum stieet Piesbyteilan chuich next
Siinduv evening,
The Chilstlnn Endeavor society of the
Washburn stieet Presbyteilan chuiih
will conduct a Harvest Home social
tomorrow evening.
AIT OLD ARB WELL-TRIED REMEST.
MB3 WIN8LOW8 SOOTHINO 8TRUH
for children teething, Is the prescription oil
bne of the best femule pliyniclana and
tiurnes In tho United States, and has beed
used lxty years with never-failtnc suoJ
M88 by mlllona of mothers for their chlW
ttea. During the prscess of teething ta
Jalue Is Incahjulable. It relieves the chill
from pain, cures diarrhoea, jjrlplng in the
bowels, and wlnd-cpllo. By givlnsr healtH
(o the child It rest thn mother, Price.
NORTH SCRANTON
STABS MET I.AST NIGHT AND
ELECTED OFFICERS.
They Made a. Great Record in the
Basket Ball World Xast SeaBon.
A Lemon Party Held at the Home
of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Snook of
Depot Street Shamtocks Defeated
St. Mniy's Team of South Scran
ton by a Score of 18-5 Notes nnd
Feisonals.
Tho Noith End Stars Basket Ball
team met In John's hotel Inst evening
and elected the following olllccis:
Itobeit Connolly, trcasuicr; John Tlgue,
captain; Mlehnel Wells, secretary;
Bnbert Connolly, tempo! my business
manager, until Manager Hiiswoll comes
back fiom West Vliglnln.
The team thin ) car consists of William
Davis, John Tlgue, James McCluskle,
Daniel Thomnx, Peter McCluskle,
Hobert Connolly, James McCluskle,
Michael Wells and Thomas Evans.
The team made a gieat lecord last
sensnn by defeating the teams of Phila
delphia, Allentown, Archbatd, Potts
vlllc, Wllkcs-Bane, Pittston, Danville,
Nantlcoke, and several teams fiom
Sci anion. It has been decided by the
management to open the season In two
weeks. The opposing team has not yet
been decided upon but a game with
South Scranton Is wanted.
A "Lemon" Party.
A "lemon" puity was held at the
homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. S. M. Snook, of
Depot street, Monduy qvenlng. The
pallors were beautifully decoiated with,
golden lod, nnd piesonted a veiy pleas
ing appeal ance. Singing mid games to
gether w 1th the usual pai ty diversions
weie indulged In until a seasonable
hour when lcfieshmenls were servd.
Among those present vveio: Mr. nnd
Mis. Gaid. Mr. and Mis. J. Allen, Mr.
and Mis. Shlpton, Mr. and Mrs. DePuc,
Mr. and Mis. Weston, Mr. 'and Mis.
Woithlnglon, Mr. nnd Mrs. Peck, Mi.
and Mis. Wheeler, Mr. and Mis. Snook,
Mis. Butler, Misses Edith Slote, Eva
and Cauio Huff, Wells, Lulu and Helen
Dolph, Maud Jenkins, Mabel and Alice
Evans, Messrs. Lawience Miller, D. S.
Flekes T. F. Klzer, G. Lorimei.J. Shop
lmd, R. Wheeler, Elv Sherman, Krlst,
Kimble and George Wheelei. Out of
town guests weie: Misses Mae Kcllum,
of Haw ley; Muigaiet Acknian, of
Avoca, and Mr. G. B. Ackman, of
Avoi a.
Shamiocks Again Victoiious.
The Shamiook basket ball team
gave St. Maiy's team, of South Scian
ton, u sevoio drubbing at the Audltoi
lum last evening. The game was too
one-sided to be Interesting. Tho
game ended by a score of 18 to R In
favor of the Shamrocks. Wells did
the star pla.vlng for the Shnmiocks,
and Covne for St. Mary's. The fol
lowing was the line-up:
Shamrocks St Jlnrv's
Raddv left forward.... Rlchnrdsou
Wells light forwaul Munav
Duffy centei fnvne
Wills left gunid Kahoy
Bums light guard JlcClaln
TOLD IN A FEW LINES.
Mr. and Mis. G. T. Wescott and
daughter, of Stockport, Pa., are v lslt
lng I. V. Wescott, qf Church avenue.
Mi. and Mis. Thomas John, of Noith
Main avenue, spent jesterday in Oly
phant. Misses Anna and Loietta .Ionian, of
Olv pliant, visited Misses Sadie and De
He McDavitt, of Leggctt's stieet, yes
teulay. Tho funeial of Mis. Richaid Sharpies
will take place this afternoon at 2
o'clock. Intel ment will be made In the
Cambi Ian cemotei y.
Miss Floy Klntuei, of Summit ave
nue, has left to attend Wilson col
lege, located at Chambeisbuig, Pa.
Miss Kintner was a member of class of
'OJ of the Scranton High school.
I. V. Wescott and son, rtaymond, of
Chuich avenue, ate in Nineveh, N. Y.,
on a hunting expedition.
"Some Bible Commands on Daily
Life" will be the theme of the seivice
this evening in the Piovldence Pres
bvteilan chuich.
On Thursduy of this week, Bui ton
Motss will enter Mount Pleasant Mlll
taiy academy, Hudson, N. Y. Mr.
Morss is the joungest son of Mi. and
Mis. L. W. Moiss, of Noith Main ave
nue. SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
A daughter of MnUIn Doughfity, re
siding at Cheity stieet and Stone ave
nue, met with a soilous accident yes
tcidav, whli h will keep her at homo
for some time. The little one was
wending her way to school, and near
the Me.idow Biook embankment
slipped and fell. Her light hand c.imo
In contact with some pieces of glass,
and the palm was laid open to the bone.
Di. Walsh was summoned and a num
ber of stitches were tequlied to dose
the wound. No serious tesults aie anticipated.
Aldeiman I.entes was called upon
last evening to adjudicate In a family
dispute, In which Btldget McNuIty
had her sister-in-law, Annie McNuIty,
in tested for assault and battel y, ag
gravated assault and battery, tin eats
and attempt to kill. Both pai ties live,
adjoining, at 1313 South living avenue.
The defendant wus hold for court In
JSOO ball and wan also tequliod to glvo
suiety that sho would pteietve a
peaceful (Jemeunor towards her neigh
bois. Mr. and Mis. Henry Michel ate the
guests of Chailes Schumacher nt the
Lakeside House,
Tied Bnldnei has loturucd fiom a
Biiciessfiil llshlng ttlp at Rattlesnake
pond. He caught about thirty pounds
or fish,
Alts. Cluist Stange, who has been
seiiously III for several months, Is con
valescing. Mr. unci Mis. David Castle and Mis.
Joseph Andeison have ui lived fiom a
tluee weeks' vacutlon, spent In New
Yoik city.
Robert Seliuiner 1ms built an addi
tion to the Mountuln Lake Athletic
club tooms.
The funetal of Mis. McAndiew took
place yesterday afternoon. The obse
quies were pitvnte and wete attended
by only near relutlves. Sei lies weio
held In St. John's church and Intet
ment was made In the Cathedtal ceme
tety, August Schlmpff, John Kcmpter and
Councilman Chntles Graf left yostot
day morning, to spend a few days at
the Allentown state fair.
Constable Peter Marker and Jacob
Kacstner leae for the Allentown fair
today, wheie their hotses, Kitty D. and
iEK i
the perfection of manufacture has been admitted by
many of the best shoe manufacturers. Its not the
best leather alone that makes the best shoe; it's the
genius of the man who designs the models and lasts,
it's the man who makes and finishes the shoe, fol
lowing closely every line of his model. Such men
are employed on t4Sorosis" Shoes, and it's their
only reason for being popular among women all
over Europe and America. Price J Zf
always the same ...... 4LtJvr
The "flanan" Shoe for Men
No other shoe for Men has ever
received such praise for style and per
fection of last. We're ready with the
Hanan"
new
SAMTERBROS.
COMPLETE OUTFITTERS.
Wallace are entcied In the 2.14 pacing
laic.
The Juuloi Older of Amcilcau Me
i hanks met last evening In legular
s-issloii at Oei mania hall, on t'edai ave
nue. The Jungcr Maonnoiihor Singing wi
dely met for ptactlce in Schlmpff 's
hall, on Cedai avenue, last evening.
The Set anion Siengeiiundo was
ngalu led In singing piaetlie by Mis.
Theodoie Hembeigei last evening. She
Is lining tho place of hci husbnnd,
Piof. Hembeigei, at piesent confined
to his mom bv Illness,
Dr. Schlev's J.ung Healing D ilsam Is
BUatnntPcd to cuio till coughs, "No
cine, no pay." For sale by all dealeis.
All membeis of the Koui teen Ft lends
aie leauested to meet at Hotel Host
tomnitow evening, nnd attend a lecnp
tlon and social In honoi of John Si hunk
and Albert Outheln, recently wedded.
DUNA10RE.
As foietold in vestet day's Tilbune
the bniough council met Coiiti.ictor M,
J. nibbons yestetday inoiiilng and all
obstacles In the way ot tho Mgnlng of
the contiact having been temoved tho
nccesbaiv slgnatuies weio offered and
thcie beeiu's to bo no lenson for futther
delay. Mr. millions' bond contains the
mines of P. J. Mulheiiii, M. P, Judge,
and J, .1. Jot dan, who sign a joint bond
for $20,000. Fiom Jit. Olbbons' letnaiks
on Monday evening It Is likely that
sevetnl beutlons of tie woik can be
commenced very boon and In tliut man
ner employment can be found lor 200
or 300 men who m fouling to the, tetins
of tho bid urn to be paid $1,50 per day.
The regular Wednesday ovenlng
pinyer meeting In the Piesbyteilan
chuich will tonight be devoted to the
consideiatlon of matteis peitainliig to
the Sunday school. Plans aie to be
made for the obsei vauce of Ually day
on the 111 at Sunday In October, It Is
earnestly hoped that all those who have
been either teacheis or schohus will
make an eftnit to be piesent tonight.
notn To Mi, mid Mis'. Call Ncuffer,
of Dudley sticet, a daughlcr,
Mis. Cltuce liairls, of Imyle street, Is
Buffeting fiom an attack of appendici
tis. Mis. Sidney Matthews and ton, Stun
ley, i etui ned vesteiduy fiom a stay of
several weeks with Yotk btate friends, i
The Perfected
Shoe for Women
The women who have worn "Sorosis"
Shoes all think alike when ' you ask their
opinion of shoe style or shoe comfort, and
for Fall. .
SANTOS DUIYIONT
with his mechanical bird returns to Paris after a flying visit to this country.
is dissatisfied with America and Americans. Perhaps he suffers from indigestions
as do many Americans who eat meat too often. A package of
TRYABITA
ini-.Vo nnn nutriment than ten Dounds
'weakest stomachs welcome it. Mothers will
iwutaius utvtw "
weakly and growing children, building up bone, tissue,
muscle and brain, and making rich, red blood. It is a
ready-to-eat wheat flake cereal food, each flake being
a grain of wheat. It is the only food impregnated with
Bmeln nrl Ooloru and made bv exoert Uninfl
I nhnr Ask vonr crocers for Tryabita
beware of cereal foods that are counterfeiting
TRYABITA HULLED CORN
put up in handsome three-pound tins at all
grocers. A sample package o Tryabita, a
startling novelty and a Doll receipt book
FREE for your grocer's name and a two
cent stamp.
IKTABIlA F0UD CU., UB., Bamo liraen, miun.
AMUSEMENTS.
Lyceum Theatre,
M. Itcls, I.c'bsco and Manager.
A. J. Duffy. Biibtness Manager.
Friday Night, Sept. 26.
KlllKLASHELLE'S
II ii; Scenic Production. The Heroic Drama,
SERGEANT
Play anil
Company a
Terrific Hit!
D'rcct from IU creat run
JAMES
at the Hie llostuu theatre.
Same Cost miU
Production.
by HUGKNE WALTER
A Romance of an Enlisted Man.
PlIieH ."rt , rmc, 7(, ft HO and $150.
Dlngiam opens Wednesday at 0 a. m.
Saturday MV Sept. 27
WM, A. BRADY'S
ruinous OiJkIii.iI Ptoductlon,
Lovers' Lane
Tho play that inn an entile year
In three cities and was witnessed
by two million people In New
Yotk, Chicago and Philadelphia,
nninpn Matinee, age and 50c
rnllibO Nuiit, is, soc, 75c, 4.1.
Dl.igiam opens Thuibday at a a. m.
GREEN RIDOE.
Mis. Thomas Ii. Puvne, with lur
chlldion, letuilied to the city fiom the
family summer home in Maine last
Filday. Mis. Pavne will ho nt homo us
fotmerb to her fi lends on Tuesdajs, ut
803 Klectiio avenue.
The many fi lends of Thomas Honear
tendered him u veiy plc.ibant sutpilbo
pmty last evening at his home on New
Yoik stieet. Although taken by sur
prise Mi. Honeui ptoved a veiy pleasant
host nnd an cnjoyablo evening was
spent by all. Tho usual patty divi
sions weie indulged In and at 11 season
able houi refieshiuents weie beived.
Among those picbent weie Mabclle
Keith, J. Morgan Hovt, Mamie Arnold,
r.ouise Waiien, tliaco Mlirlam, Hthel
Cooper, Itose Plttock, ITotenco Cla(k,
Jeanvtte Uatdner, Giace SIbtu, Alice
OD
of beef and is soeasflvdk'esttAtttfi.tffc'''
" .,
find it i3 a nourishing food for tbeip'S
Food, but lS A?
our name.
H. s, 1 ST.d
KlBH
AMUSEMENTS.
Academy of Music
M. Rcls, Lrcssce and Manager.
A. J. Duffy, Business Manasr.
Week j&n? Sept. 22.
DANIEL. RYAN '..::'
The stiongest tcpcitolro company on
tho toad. Thirty Pcaple Two curloads 0
bceneiy. AVcdnesdan Jlatlnee,
"O'Biien the Contiactor."
vvi;d.n'i:sday night,
"The Thiee Musketeeis."
Pikes Matinee. 10 nnd 20 cents.
Night, 10, 20 and 30 cents.
Suits on sale,
Dixie's Theatre,
IIUNRY FAUNSWOUTH DIXIE,
lessee nnd Manager.
WUKK Or sTnTKMBBR 22.
Berol and Berol,
I'nlquo Uuiopfan Specialty.
Hugh Stanton & Co.,
In Comedy,
I'ot ester & riojd, Coster Dellntatori
and othcis, nnd
Eight Unique Acts
Two pel foi minces dally, 2 30 and 8.1S.
PiUes Ti. 2". M and 00c.
Kpcilnl matinee pi Ices.
CJ'Timtlrm tais stop nt tho door.
STAR THEATRE
AM O. HUnniNOTO.V, Manager.
MONDAY, Tl'KSDAY, Wi:DNESOA.T,
Septcinliet 2.', 51, Jl.
DAINTY DUCHESS Burlesqaevs
.Miitinco i;ery uay.
DoncHi, lalwnid Kutler, Jesse fllcklefl
I.etoy Woiden, Hairy Haller, Clayton
Hauowclllf, Chailes nines, Wtlllar
Gatdner, Sidney I-angliam, Charles
lliandt, Thomus Hcmear and BlinptOr
I.ee,
Miss Jennie nunn, of Delaware BtreetJ
has ictuiucd home fiom New York cltvJ
M. W. Lewis, of Kast Maiket street,!
ictt jesteraay lor nurtaio where he naS
accepted a position.
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