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THE SGRANTON TRIBUTE-FRIDAY JSOVExMBER 21, 1902.
WEST JCRANTON
Fender On a Street Car Saves a Child from
Probable Death On South Main Ave
nue General News Notes.
The vnltie of fend ph on street enrs
wiw tested nguln yesterday on South
Rluln avenue, when a little girl wus
mi veil from piob.ible tlonth beneath tho
wheels of a moving street cnr.
The child ultcmpted to moss the
north bound truck In front of the l'lrst
Unptlst chmch and did not notice an
approaching car. Just as she lcuchcil
the rail, she was struck by the fender
and tossed Into tho net. Her screams
attracted a number of pel sons and tho
car was brought to a sudden stop.
The passongeis were tossed about In
their seats and the onlookers feaied the
child was Injured, but when she wnsj
lifted from the fender and cxnmlnnd It
was apparent that she was 'unhurt,
and only suffered fioin fright. - She
hurried away before her name could
bo learned. '"' ,,1 ,' .
A Idvoly Runaway.
A horse attached to a 4-CUit store
delivery wagon became frightened yes
terday afternoon whllo standing on
Swctlnnd street, and before anvono could
hold him in chock, ran away. By col
liding with a post tho horse nnd shafts
were separated from tho wagon.
Tho animal continued its flight down
to Ninth street and out to West Lacka
wanna, ravonue, nnd in crossing tho
street car tracks fell in front of Porter
Bro!.' place. After rolling down tho hill
for about forty feet tho horso regained
his feet again.
IIo dashed across the Lackawanna
railroad tracks and turned into Docknsh
place, whore ho was finally caught. Tho
driver was in a house when the horse
started and left him untied. Tho animal
was somewhat injured by the fall.
Searching for ILost Child.
Tho parents of Paul Skoda, aged 4
-years, have been making a diligent
searcji for their little one, who wandered
nwav from their homo at No. 7 Bilsbin
patch, Thursday morning at 9 o'clock
and has not been seen since. They
searched all through tho day nnd night
and yesterday invoked the old of tho
police, but up to a late hour last night,
tho whereabouts of tho child was un
known. The child wore a black rap, blue sweat
er, light coat, brown cordumv pants,
dark shoes and has dark complexion and
dark hair. Anyone who has seen or
heard of the child will favor the patents
by nottfjlng them or tho police.
Iiu Philadelphia Hospitals.
The roaaiy friends of William 13. Phil
lips, of North Gaifleld avenue, who is at
a Philadelphia hospital receiving tieat
ment for his eyes, will be pleased to learn
that he is recovering.
John D. James, of South Main avenue,
will lcao on Monday for Philadelphia,
i liiuut
Five stamps given away -with
each bottle of Dufour's French Tar
G. W. JENKINS.
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Saturday Sales I
Are always a success, but the offer- fi
ings this week are stronger than
usual and will ' surely crowd the j
store with appreciative buyers. !
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low Tops are tho rago of tho
5 hour. Their beauty and varl-
. j ety of design appeals to people
-z" of good tosito as nothing has
Jrt dono in years. Satin, clour or
' tapestry top cushions at the fol-
J"J5 lowing remarkably low pi Ices.
a on Saturday only,
$1.35, ICe., 75c, 50c., 23c.
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Men's
Furnishings
AU-Llncn Handkerchiefs, H
nnd Uiuch hemstitched border.
Regular sire and full 13c. qual
ity. Satmday only 10c
Men's Flno Merino Half Hose,
In natural mixtures; brown nnd
blue-grey shades. Worth 23c.
and 35c. tho pair. Choice on
Saturday at 13o
Men's Heavy TJnllned Leather
Gloves; flicproof and guuuin
tecd to icniuin frott and pliable,
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Underwear
Ladles' 4 All-Wool Vests and
Pants, in nil sizes. They aro
usually sold ns nil-wool, Thoy
wear belter than pure wool,
and do not shiink. A special
value at .. , ,, ,.,,, 75c
Ladles' Pure Woo; Under
wear, fiom tho Luzcrno mills,
In gtoy, white und laudom mix
tures at ..,, ,,$125
Lndlub' Pino Wool Under
wear, in white or patuial
(hades; nicely Mulshed and ex
traordinary good value tor Jl CO
J.adlcb' I'lincy lIos,o In all tho
latcbt novelties for tho present
s-euson. Pi ices fiom 12.50 a pair
to , 12',$o
Globe Wareboiis?J
to -visit his hi other, Cnradoe. who Is un
do going ttcatmont In tho University of
Pennsylvania hospital. Ho will bo oper
ated on next Tuesday.
Thanksgiving Song Service.
W. W. Adnlr, nceiotury of the Hnllrond
Young Men's Christian association, will
occupy tho pulpit 4 f tho Klrst Baptist
church tomorrow morning nnd evening.
At tho latter set vice, n. special Thanks
giving song servlco will bo held, during
which tho following programme will bo
rendered:
Voluntnry-Oignn Mrs. B. G. Bcddoo
.Sentence pruvor.
"Keep Sllcnro" Choir
Invocation Secretary W. W. Adair
Hymn Congiogntion
Srrlpturo rending.
AniliKin. "fllvn llnln tho Lord" (13. S.
I.orlng) Choir
Praver and response.
Offertory Choir
Anthem. "Praise To tho Lonl" CCyB.
MnAfpeV Choir
Qunrtetto (ma!c)-"0, Paradise! O,
Paradise!" Geo. B. Nevln
Messrs. Penny. Senderling, Beddoo
nnd Lord.
Address
13. D. Dnvls, president B. T. P. TJ.
Anthem, "Praho to God"...M. Aldcrson
Choir.
Address i W. W. Adair
Anthem. "Song of Vlctoiy" (13. L.
Ashford) Choir
Choir.
Doxology.
Benediction.
Rev. J. S. Wrlghtnour, tho newly so
lectcd pastor of tho First Baptist chinch,
will leave Oil City on Dec. 2, and begin
his pastorate heio on Sunday. Dec. 7.
Tho family will occupy one of Dr. Strup-
pler's houseB on South Main avenue, near
Luzerno street.
Clam Chowder Social.
The ladies of the Mrs. W. F. .Hall
stead division. No. S2, G. I. A. to tho
Biotherhood of Locomotle 33n:lnoers,
held a clam chowder supper and social
list evening at the home of Mrs. Mniy
Long, 1013 West Lackawanna aenue,
which was liberally patronized, and en
joyed by nil.
Piano solos were rendered by MSs
Mabel P.onnie and Will Long nng vocal
bolos. The committee In charge wero:
Mrs. William Yohe, Mrs. Jacob Shifter,
Mis. John Wottling, Mrs. Edward Hand,
5trs Daniel T. Swartz, Mrs. W. A.
Long.
Old-Fashioned Quilting Party.
Mrs. Dayton Doweiick entertained a
number of her friends Thursday nttei
noon at her homo with an old-fnshloned
Culttlng paity. The following ladles
weie in attendance:
Mis. John Sanson. Mrs. riaienco Pin
son, Mrs. Moses Ace, Mis. Gcoige Mltch
er, Mis. Aco Rhlnehart. Miss Nina Dow
eiick and Mis. John Madison, of Dun
moie. Sumise Prayer Meeting.
The united young people's societies ot
West Scianton, conipilsing tho Cluis
tlan Endeavors, tho Epwoitli leagues and
the Baptist Young People's union will
hold a sunrise prayer meeetlng at 7
o'clock Thanksgiving morning.
Tho service will bo held in the Pl-
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Dressy
Silk Waists
With lace, fancy binid and
small button trim; all colors;
very stylish. Satmday Bargain
Pi ice ?29S
Fur Bargains
Thero has not been a season In
many ycais when furs weie so uni
versally worn as at picscnt.
A doublo Belgian Conov
Scntf, 65 Inches long, with S
fluffy tails. An cxtiaordinaty
value at $1,00
A lino Marten Scarf, very full
roll, and handsome tails. A
genuine $10,00 scarf for $7.50
An OpposMim Blond Senif,
rich, full, soft nnd fluffy, Tho
popular scarf of tho season. ...$l OS
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Coats
and Jackets
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Ladles' CMnch Jacket, Wiit
teau pleats back and liout,
with medallions of same mutci
lal, A now creation for ladles
who s-eek fashion's latest. .,,,,$15 00
Smart Jacket In fine Kcrse,
detuehid batln lining, notched
collar, highly tailored. A regu
lar $12 50 garment 1 educed In
price to , $10.00
About D0htyllsh coatH for glils
nnd Misses, in Heavers, Ker
sevs, Heltons, etc. Montu Callus,
Box Backs, Pleated Hacks with
olot piping, ele, Not a
jnrket In tho lot worth less
than $5 00. Choice at $150
Children's Coats iif duo Kr
se (Castor nnd Tans only),
niado with two cupe.s, conl
tilnunlngs, box back, etc. Mado
for cnmfoit as well ns style.
Guaranteed aue for $ii50. On
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'PLEASANT
THE NEXTMOHNINC3 I TEEL BRIGHT AND NEV
AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER.
Mr doctor Mr" II uttt ncntlr on tho etnmnch. liter
nnd kldnrjn nndHaiilKiiaant Inifttltc. TIiIh drink Is
lnadofrnm hctlii", and l firenarod for uso as cully as
tea. Kisealled,l,nne,u Tea" or
LANE'S FAMBLY MEDICINE
AtldninelntsorliymaltS-lct. ndrod najrlttn
dr. I.nnp'n I'nmllv AlpillrliiP moyrs llin
bntrrlH enrti dn .. 'nnnler. tt ho lipjllhy this Is
neieseary. Address, lloi UOA, I-o Hoy, ... Y,
motitli Congiegallnnnl church and will bo
In rh.tigo of tho leadeis ot tho dlffcionl
societies. All oung people nio lnltod
to attend.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Tho funcutl sen Ices over tho lcmnlun
of tho Into nuth Williams will be hold nt
2;:o o'clock this afternoon at tho houso
on South Biomloy avenue. Itev. II. C.
McDcimott will offlcinto nnd Interment
will bo mndo In tho Cambria cemetery.
Tho pupils nt St. Patrick's parochial
school held a recital last evening and ren
doicd a pleasing piogrammo befoio many
parents and ft lends.
Tho young women of West Scrnnton nro
cordially linltod to nttend tho cobweb so
cial nt tho Young Women's Clulstlnn as
sociation rooms, Main avenuo and Wnsh
buin sticct, this evening, and the gos
pel meeting tomonow afternoon.
Tho seventh nnnlveisnry of ltov. J. P.
Moffat's pastorato of tho Wushbmn
Stieet Picsbjtcrlan church will bo ob
served tomorrow oenlng. Tho ncimon
will bo nppi opt Into, and thero will bo spe
cial music.
Jacob rfelffer, the Xoith Main nvenuo
baibcr, has had his plnco of business re
modelled, and installed a compressed nit
plant, which is tho only one in West
Sctanton.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mr. and Mis. N E. Ovcrficld, of Me
shopjen, aic tho guests of Mr. and Mrs.
O. W. Sklllhoin, of Jackson street.
Mrs. Fied Andoison, of Blnghamton,
who has been visiting Mis Byion Wade,
of Wnshbutn stteot, left jcsteiday for
Plalnlleld, N. J.
Timothy Kiesky. of BioadheadsUlle, Is
lsltlng his cousin, P. W. Tague, of Jack
son stieet.
Chailcs Pichlcr. deputy gieat sachem of
the Red Men, left for Philadelphia yos
teiday to attend a special session of tho
grand council. He was accompanied by
John T. Hove, W. C. Scott and Hnuy
Scton
Alfied Ccol.e, of Swetlnnd stieet, is
hunting in tho iclnlty of Factoiyville.
Mis. T. D. Thomas, of North Hi do
Paik avenue, is attending her sister, Mis.
Thomas How ells, of West Plttston, who
is ill.
Mr. and Mis. A. M. Moiso, of South
Bromley .ncnue, aic spending a lew dajs
at Lake Winola.
Mr. and Mis. William Kimo. of 550
N01 th Bi omley a enue, welcomed a
daughter jesteidiv. Patrolman John
Thomns Is the giandpn.
Mis T. A Humphicjs and son, An
tliony, of 1J2 Xpith Rebecca avenue, left
for Cleveland at 0 50 o'clock last evening,
having been called to the deathbed of the
foimer's slstci.
DUNM0RB DOINGS.
Annual Banquet of the Improved
Order of Heptasophs Shoit
News Notes.
The annual bniHtuct of tho Improved
Older of Heptasophs was hold last night
in Odd Felons' hall. It was hold in tho
regular bamiuet 100m of the hall on tho
thhd floor which hud been handsomely
decoiated for the occasion by Florist Mc
Cllntock with palms and chrysanthe
mums. Coeis were laid for about LOO
guests and a mciiicr lot has .seldom
graced the festive boaid in tho borough.
A number of oua-of-lovwi guests weie
present and several Intel cstlug speeches
wero mado on the advantages and bene
fits of being a. lleptasoph. Aichon Br.
J. R. Mm phi, who uctcd as toistmcster,
favoicd the assemblage with ono of his
Inimitable aftei-dlnncr talks which fio
quently caused hit heaieis to have
thoughts of the gic.it humoiist, Bill
Nie.
The present offleeis nio: Past aichon,
John Shlcntz; aichon, Br. J. R. Muiphv;
seeiotary, Frnnk Bingham; flnanclnl sec
letaiy, liank Cullon; tieasuiei, Mnitin
Dolphin; provost. Michael Bulgoi; piclnle,
John Webboi; .sentinel, John La Fiance;
trustees, Chailos P. Savage, J. S. Moffatt,
M. A. Tailor. Tho committee having in
chaigo tho banquet aiiangements woio
John Shlentz, Fiank Cullen, Fiank Bing
ham, Mai tin Dolphin nnd M. J. Bulger.
The society now has a membnslilp of
about 250 and Is still growing rapidly.
SHORT PARAGRAPHS.
Mis. nunlco Taft and daughtoi, MI "
Anna Taft, of lluvvley, visited filetid-. in
town jcsteiday.
Miss Kdilh Ilousni, of T.ivloi. is the
guest of the Misses Bone, ol Xoith BlnKp
ly stieet.
Boin To Captain and Mis n. U. Buik
house, of Xoith BlaUely stieet, on Xo
v ember Jl, a son.
Wlllam AVlNon, ot Philadelphia, is vis
iting at tho humo of Mis. P. Knapp, on
South Blnlioly stieet.
Mis. Wlllam It. Wilson nnd llttlo daugh
tcis left for their homo ui .Mineisvlllo
lesteiduy.
Oeoigo Kunz has been appointed outside
f 01 oman for A, D. it F. M. Speneoi, vlco
Biron Bindy, lesigucd.
Joseph Stein, who has conducted a ies
tauiaut nt lllakely and Blinker stieetu
for some time, lias leased tho Paly build
lug and will oecupv it as a business place
and t ibidem o on June 1 110M.
Mis. James Muttlson, of o.'S Sherwood
avenue, gave 11 voiy pleusant dinner pai
ty on AVodiHMdny noon lo .1 few nt her
Jl lends Those pusent weio; Rev. Mr,
C, 11. Xowlng and wlfo, Mlsa Klhel Jnck
hon, Miss Amy Muttlson, Miss Myitle
Bui us, Ida Stone, Mis, L I', Altemoso,
Mis. Hmry I.aRar
Bunmoio Piesbylerlan chuieh Rev. AV,
F, Olbbous, pastor, Sei vices at 10 10 n,
in. and 7.1 p. in. Moinlng subject, "Thu
Law of Loving Soivlco," Uvcnlng suli
jeet, "Tho Hueccsful Teacher," Suudiy
sihool at 21 o'llock.
Tilpp Avenuo riulstl.in Chuich-Piearh.
lug both inclining and evening ny me
pastor, J. I), Babnoy. Moinlng topic,
"Tho tticiUcst F.vll In Bunmoio" j:cn
Ing topic, "Chllst, Our Life" lilblo
school ut 10 o'clock, Aoung I'toplo's So
clet of Clulstiiin I'.ndeavor at OIM Topic,
"Tlmuksglvliig nnd TlinnUs-llvIng "
Flist Methodist l.'plseopal CluiU'li Rev.
Chuiles Henry Xowlng, iiastnr, Moinlng
piaier nt 10 o'clock. Sei vices nt 10 30 u.
111. and 7.'t0 p 111, The pastor will picncn
at both soi vices, Moinlng subject, "Ono
of Olnlst'H Commandments," JJionliig,
ovnngellstio heivlies. Class nu-tttug at
11,15 a. in.; Suudiy school nt 2 0 p. 111.
Uvening pruier ut 0 30 o'clock. Tho onn,
gellstlo sei vices wlilrh have been sn suc
cesstul dining tlio past weelc will bo con
tiiiuul the coining week. The union
Thanksgiving sen Iocs will bo held In this
(lunch. He 1 men by tho ltov. AV l (5iln
lions, pastoi of the Fiist 1'iesbytciiaii
chuieh,
Prcaehlng at tho Dudley Stieet Bup
tist chinch next Sunday inoinliig and
evening by the pabtor, Moinlng teivKo
at 10 lo; subject, "TIiuuUhkIv ing." Uven
ing bcrvlro, 7.J0: sunjeit, xnmijcieu vMtn
tho Tinnsgiibsois." A cotdial wclcuiuc
extended to ull.
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SOUTH SCR ANTON.
Tlio ftincutt ot Jllohnet Lavcllo will
tnko place this moinlng nt 0 o'clock fiom
the feinlly rcsldom'C, 415 tJenel stieet. Iho
funeral services will bo conducted In tho
new St. John's church. Intel ment will bo
made In Cathedral remcteiy.
Homy Ihcnosko ot Htnffoid avenue, has
left for Ti onion, X. ,T where lio wilt 10
sldo In tho fntuic.
I tut 1 y Rclchc, of Alder slicet, has left
for Buffalo, whole ho has accepted a
vciy luciativo position,
Finnk Coino nnd Thomnn I'm roll oi
South AVebstcr avrnlio, luno left foi
Mnplcwood, where thoy nio on a hunting
tilp.
Rev. T. AV. Tleincy, of Mathovvnn, N.
A'., Is visiting nt the homo of his parents
on South Webster avenue.
Mls l.l?!lo Mcltugh, of River Blrect, Is
scilously III.
Miss Maltha 12. Nmdt, ot Hlckoiy
stieet, Is slowly tiavellug tho load to 10
eoveiy after having been seriously 111,
G, A. Millet, tho Oedni nvenuo undcr
tuker, fell arid spialncd his ankle jcs
teiday, Tho funcinl ot Mis. Lavcllo will tnko
placo this nftcinoou nt 2B0 o'clock. In
terment wilt bo mado in tho Cathcdi.il
cemetery. '
Rnflto nnd shooting contest for chickens
nt Mlitr.'s rcstnuinnt, bl2 Plttston ave
nue, this evening. Fico lunch smved. "
Hiu 1 y Lutz, of Plttston, has been en
gaged ns picscilptlon cleik nt Hum
phrey's phaimncy on Plttston avenuo.
Mrs. Jnno Conley. ot Cuibondalc, for
merly of this side, who was icpoitcd dan
gel ously ill AVednesday, railed s.omow'hnt
yestcrduy nnd her condition Is ns satls
factoty ns could bo expected.
Tlio infllo for the benont of Blind
George O. Belsel, which was to bo held
at John Bocttger's hotel, on 1'iospect ave
nue, on Xovcmbor 22, baa been postponed
to Mond.ty evening, Dee. 22.
Dr. Schley's Lung Healing Balsam Is
giuii an teed to euro nil coughs. "Xo cure,
no pay." For sale by all dcalcis.
Tho revival sei vices being held In St.
Paul's Methodist Episcopal chinch this
week aro proving very interesting nnd
successful. A laige number havo tnkcti
a stand for Christ ami tlio interest is
deepening. Tho pastbr, Rev. r. P. Doty,
Is being nbly assisted by tho well known
evangelists, Rev. T. C. Van Gorder and
wlfo. These evangelistic sei vices will bo
continued on Sunday and through tho
coming week.
MliJs Munson will lend tho Kospol meet
ing at the Young AA'omcn's Christian as
sociation Sunday afternoon nt 3 I",. All
women and glils aie eoidlully invited to
bo present.
Tlio Pansy club will meet tomonow af
ternoon at i o'clock. All.ioung glils in
vited. The mothers meeting that was held
last AVednesday afternoon was a success,
a Iaigo number of mother weie present
and tho address by Mis. L. M. Gates was
vciy much appreciated.
The membcis of tho Young Women's
Christian association wish to thank all
tho fi lends who have kindly contilbuted
towaids tho renovating of the looms.
IJvoiithing looks blight nnd cheerful and
their help has been appi eclated.
An Old nnd Well-Tried Remedy.
MRS. WINSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP
for chlldien teething, is the piescription of
ono of tho best temalo phvsiclans and
nurses in tho United States, nnd has been
used sixty jeais with nevei -falling suc
cess by millions of mothers lor theli chll
dien. During tho process of teething its
value is Incalculable. It relieves tho child
fiom pain, cuies diarrhoea, gilplng in tho
bowels, and wind colic Bv giving health
to tho child It lests the mother. Piice,
twenty-live cents a bottle.
5 t V. r. V. s. & .., t V. BJ V.
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The
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SNOW WHiTI
Always reliable.
Dickson
Mill & Grain Co
Scrnnton and Olyphnnt.
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Of anything in the line of
optical goods wo can supply it.
Spectacles
and Eye Glasses:;:
Pioperly fitted hy nn expert
optician,
From $1.00 Up
Also nil kinds of prescrip-
tlon work nnd lepahlngr.
Mercereau & Connell,
132 Wyoming: Avenue,
. iieaoQuarters
for
IncandesnJ .
Gas Mantles,
Portable Laraps,
THE NEW DISCOVERY
Kern Incandescent f
Gas Lamp.
GunsteiiForsylli
253-327 Poilll ATCIIU9.
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It Would Appear That local ttcme
dlea Would Bo Best for Curo of
Cntnnh,
It would Bceui nt flist glnlico that
cntiuih being a disease ot tho nnicotis
membrane, that salves, spinys, etc.,
being applied illtcclly to tho mem
branes ot tho nose nnd thtoat, would
be the most rational tto.ituient, but
this lin) boon pi oven not to bo true.
Thn mucous nicmhntno Is innilo nnd
tepnlicd fiom the blood nnd caturrh Is
a blood disease nnd uny leinedy to
innko a poritmiicnt cine must act on
tho blood, anil when the blood Is puil
flcd fiom citntrlmt poison, the sci're
llons fiom the mucous mcnibiiuie will
become iiatutnl und hciilthy.
in this cllmntc, thousunds of people
seem scarcely over free from some form
of ratim h; It gets bolter at times but
ench winter becomes gmdunlly deeper
Heated, and nftcr a time tho stiff eicr
tcslgns himself to It ns a necessary
evil.
, Catarrh cures nio nlmost ns numer
ous ns catnirh suffcicis, but nio noaily
nil so Inconvenient nnd Ineffective as
to render their use a nuisance neatly
as annoying us ctitatrh 'Itself; anyone
who hns used douches, sprays nnd pow
ders will bear witness to their incon
venience nnd fnllinc to tenlly cme.
There nio a number of excellent In
ternal remedies for catarrh, but piob
ably tho best nnd certainly the safest
Is a now remedy, composed ot Red
Gum, Blood Root and similar antisep
tic remedies and other valuable catanh
specifics.
This remedy is In tablet form, pleas
ant to the taste and sold by diugglsts:
under the name of Stunrt's Catarrh
Tablets, and nnyono suffering fiom
catarrh muy use these tnblets with ab
solute assurance that thoy contain no
cocaine, opiate nor any poisonous mln
ei al whatever.
A leading diugglst in Albany speak
ing of catanh cuies snjs: "I have
sold nilous catarrh cures for years,
but have never sold any which gave
such geneinl satisfaction as Stunrt's
Catanh Tablets. They contain in a
pleasant, concentrated form all the best
and latest catnirh remedies, and ca
tairh sufferers, who have used douches,
sprays nnd salves, have been astonished
at the quick relief and permanent te
sults obtained after a week's use of
Stuart's Catairh Tablets." All diug
glsts sell full sized packages for fifty
cents.
AMUSEJJflENTS
Lyceum Theatre,
M. Rcls, Lessee and Mnnnger.
A. J. Duffy, Business Manager.
Saturday MVE Nov. 22
Last appeal anco ot
Sir.
In his gieat New- YoiK and Boston
success
"THE PARISH PRIEST,"
A Domestic Diama bv Daniel Halt,
SPIX'IAI. MATlNIJr. PRICUS
Adults. 23 and HOe.; chlldien, lGe. to any
pai t of tho house.
Night Pilccs-HOO, 75c, 50c, 23c.
Scats on sale.
onconlyht Honday, Nov. 24
rnnD d. wrigiit s
JIagnlllcent Pioductlon of the -Piottiest
of all Pastoral Pl.ijs
"York
State
Folks!"
The Biggest Tilt in tho Diamatle YVoild.
Piescnted by the OiUlnal Oie.it Cast.
Thc-inost ulabointo scenic pioductlon ever
given a Pastoi.il Play.
Cm tain lisrs piumptlv at S p m
PRlCi:S-Jl HO, $1 (w, Tie., rc. 21c.
Seats on sale Piid.iy at 9 a, m.
Tuesday NT Nov. 25
TtlC GRKAT SfCCKSS
Hnll Cainc's Powerful Piny.
THE
CHRISTIAN
T.lcblcr d Co , Mnnngci s.
"With an e.Mellent cast, special seeiu'iv,
nccosoilfs and a detail of peitei'tluu that
chai.icteiised tho foimei engagements
i'i(ici:s-jio. Tie , r,oc . .';.
Suits on sale S.itiudny at 1) a. m.
Wednesday Night, Nov. 26
ThanksgivingYiiTNov. 27
Miss Alice Fischer
in Giueo Livingston FiiiuN.s' Comedy
Success
MRS. JACK
Diiect tiom Its tiluniplumt inn of
1 (( eights at -vVallnck'.s nnd Iho
1UU Vlctoil.i TlieutoiM. Now VmK.
Jl.iiuigenient llemy B. Hauls.
PRICKS-Mntlueo. 71, ro and 2,1c
Night, $1 10, $l, 7.1. TO und 21c.
Diagram opens Mondai nt 0 a. jn.
Academy of Music
M. Rels, Lessee and Manngcr.
A. J, Durty, Uuslncss Manager.
Week W Nov. I 7,
Mutlnoo dally stalling Tuesday.
MYRKLE-HARDER STOCK CO
S.ituidny Stullnee. "A Nuiineg Match."
S.ituid.iy Night, "Kldn.ip)(.il."
I'ltlCrjS-lIatlneo.IO and JO (ents.
Night, 10, JO nnd "0 cents.
Seats on sule,
ALL Ni:.'T AVniJK,
HIHiVlELEIN'S IDEALS
Augmented by llowaon's Twentieth Con
tin v Hand.
Jlouday Night, Cnptnln Impudence."
HWHVTS
The Dixie Theatre
HENRY CAHNSWOnTH DIXIE,
Lessee and Managor.
WEEK OF NOVEMBER 17.
KEOUGH & BALLARD.
MR. AND MRS. JAMES BARRY.
MARTINETTI & GROSSI.
MISS" ANNIE WHITNEY.
HAL MERRITT,
NOWLAN, ELLIS & NOWLAN.
MURPHY & SLATER.
Seals icscivcd by telephone: new 'phono,
1S39.
GOLDSMITH'S BAZAAR
Trade
You Have a Right to
The Best You Can Get
For the Money ,
We have the happy knack of buying and dis
tributing the styles and qualities of Women's garments
that bring you the best returns for your money. The
watchfulness of our cloak buyer enables us to show you
styles that you may not see iq other stores hereabouts.
More New Coats and Jackets
Many entirely new styles opened up this week.
Goods all marked in plain figures lets you see just what
you have to pay. A few special numbers for Saturday.
JACKETS AT ?5.00
Women's nnd Misses' Jackets, mado
of genuine nil-wool kcisey; black, cn
tor and tun, Thu spcelul price is J90.
JACKETS AT 6.90
Women's Monto Cailo Jackets, with
coat collar and boll sleeves, laico
pcail buttons; black, castor, blown
nnd navy nio tho colois nnd ten dol
lais should be the price, but no-JtiSO.
JACKETS AT $7.50
Women's nnd Misses' Monte Cailo
Coats, with nppllnuo jokes, culls and
velvet colIaLs; black and castor. Great
value for the money, $7.M.
These are only samples of the good things shown
in the Cloak Department.
Lot of Gloves for Saturday
A picked lot of Kid Gloves in black, tans, mode
and white. Some plain backs, others embroidered
1 stitching. These will make
0 size is here. The price
50c the Pair
No matter what they have been, that's the price
tor baturday.
Money
If You Are
In a Hurry
Call on Us.
Making
Friends
Every Day
Aie jou in ncid of money?
Wo loan nnv amount fiom $10 up, on
hoiihchold goods, pianos.
'I he goods remain in lour possession.
Monev In iota hands two bonis aftei
application
Loans made for ono mouth or one
THEF5E 13 rslO EXPENSE:
to you unless we make the loan. We do business on a plan to make
friends. Once a friend, always a friend, and friends upbuild any
one's business. You can have any amount here fromSlOupon
household goods and personal effects. Easy payment plan.
SCRANTON LOi CUARAHTY CO.
Near Corner Spruce Street.
Open from S a. iti. to 9 p. in.
m$ii
Place Thanksgiving
Wine and Liquor Orders Early.
A mutual advantage will result through your
granting of this favor:
With an abundance of time at your dis
posal, selections will be more carefully made,
nothing forgotten and deliveries completed be
fore the real rush of Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday begins,
Any action that tends to add to our patrons'
convenience is of prime importance to
-
Old
'Phone
iv J(i)LACKAWAhNAAve,scRAtiTOMV
'Phone orders are time savers.
Do You Want $20.00 f
If you do, sec full particulars, as to liow gg
tu uc I lliciii, on pajrc 4.
.Ji!
Mark
MONTE CARLO COATS
Women's Monto Carlo Coats of ex-
rnllnnf mnfprlnla fiirn rlnwn prtllnrn l
full length and splendid finish; tan,
castor and black. You cannot got
better at the price, $S 00.
CHILDREN'S LONG COATS
Thoso Coats with c.ipc, seams ap
pllqued with velvet; brown, castor,
led, green nnd blue; sizes fiom 4 to
H ems. And tho special price, J, 98.
MISSES' KERSEY COATS
Misses Long Kcisey Coats, In tan
and castor, witli tilplo enpes; sbes, 6
to 14 lears; coats easily worth ten dol
lais. Special price, $7 93.
some folks happy if their
to Loan;
We Will
Lead You
Money on
Household
Furniture.
enr, and nt mutmltv loin can be ex
tended without additional cost.
No cMi a thin ges for papeis. Pay
ments can bo made on Instalment
pi in; so much per week oi per month.
Wo deal lionostlv and fnlily with nil.
Coino in and talk It over in send for
ono of our confidential agents
207
Wyoming Ave
Scrnnton, Fa.
r!rr.n
New
Phone
2974
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