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Baking Powder
Food raised with it retains its natural moisture
and flavor
Pol. & Southern ..... S7'i
Pol. & South, 1M I'r. Hli
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Mo, K. K- TfV, IT., (&
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Km folk te WrM 7IW 7Hi
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GRAND AND PETIT JURORS
Havo Been Diawn for Term of Unit
ed States Corn t, Which Opens
Jnnuniy 18, nt WllHamspoit.
Grand nnd petit jurors li.uc heen
Brawn for the term of United Ktutos
Vuirt, which moots nt Wlillamsport on
ilomluy, .Tnmiuiy U, C. S. Senmans
ind J. J. Toohey, of this city, are tuo
it the Krand jurors, unci Thomas J.
Duffy, N. G. Goodman, It. M. Latouche
tnd C. A. WIbkIus aio anions the petit
jurois. The list of jutors follows:
GIIAXD JUllOItS.
Gcurpc Albro, painter, Susquehanna, Siu
nuehiinnii. INVillltim 1'. Alien, inlntci, Allcnvvood,
Union.
O Hnrr BilUnd, mcich.int, Troy, Brad
ford. Cihln Hot, clcilc, JTast Muuch Chunk,
Pin bon.
I'ledeilck U. Uovcr, lawjer, Leulfalmrg,
Tjnion.
Itoheit i:. Coolliitughi niorchint, Stiouds-
liutp, Jlonioc.
1 C. Ueir, in.umnco UBont, Danville,
Montour.
T. Ar. DInimocIt, fitrmcr, (Jnlond.ilc, Sus-
ciucluiniu.
B. B Grove, f.inncr, Miflllnbvn;, UnltYh.
Gcorgo B. Ilomlikk1', mm chant, Sellns-
erovo, Snvdir.
7ohn B. Nitliul-, met chant, llanhbtirg,
Dauphin,
fhlllp Raub, hotclkoopiT, Dal I is, I.utrnn.
13. D. Reynolds, men hunt, Gibbon, Sus
quehanna. P. S. Scamuna, nie.clnnl, Scianton, Lack
awanna, llcniy Shay, faimcr, Htibiiuelianna, Sus-
quohamui.
Uriah Sherman, f.nnui, Thompsontown,
Juniata
llemy l'. Snonr, lnsmante nRont,
Sti oudsburj, Monroe.
John Ij. Stodmnn, jeweler, Stanch Chunk,
Carbon.
!J. J. Toohey, l.vmci, Pcianton, Lacka-
Mauna.
A. J. Wclvs, clork. 'WIIke-Barre, Lucerne.
D. Klitlcr, f.umor, Klstlcr, Porn.
P. C. Kenyon, fnnnci, DundafC, Sti'-quc-
liiinn i.
A". AW Thompson, nicicliint, Coudeispoit,
Pottu.
I'lll'IT JURORP
Benjamin Adimis, fuimer, Columbia
Cioss Roads, Bradford.
Milton Armstions, hupeiintcndput, JIII-
ford. Pike
Joseph Bennett, faimci, Glenvood, Sub
quehanna. Ilcibeit Bion, machinist, Susquehanna
Subauchunn.i.
Tiank D. Btund.iKe, farmer, Marsh
Biook, L.icltaw.mn.i.
O. Y. Chci illusion, BLiitloman, Blooms
burg, Columbia.
George W. Conkllu, manufactuier, Sus
quehanna, Stisquchann 1.
Harry J. Coopei, agent, TaIor, Lacka
wanna. Thomas J. Duffy, repoitei, Scianton,
Lackawanna
Chailes S. r.ilrclilhl, tleik, Nantlcoke,
Luzeinn.
N, M. 1-lnn, mediant. Hop Bottom, Sus
quohanra. J. William Gxillck, undertaker, Gettys
buig, Adams
Kathan G. Goodman, mcich.int, Scranton,
Lackawanna.
IT. A. Grldley, meiohnnt, Ulsses Potter.
Geoige A. Gundcr, palmer, Itusell Hill,
AA oming.
'A. II. Gunon, mot chant, Hani&on Val
lov. Pottei.
llaci stick, A. J , bookkeeper, Jllllero
burg, Dauphin.
Hoffard, Samuel W'., lIoj Is, A catherly,
Carbon.
Geoigo L. Ilonci, lunjer. Mlffllntonn,
Juniata. ,
J. AV. Hutchinson, mechaule, Lewlsbuig,
Union.
J I. C. Jitkpon, faimer Tler Hill. Wajne.
G. S. Ladd, farmei, Uhses-, Potter.
Villiam P. Lltts, meicliant. Ciaik's Sum
mit, Lackawanna.
F. r. Langfoid, hntil ketpei, Susque
hanna, Susquehunn 1.
ft. SI. Latouche, insuianre ugent, Scran
ton, L-u'kawunna.
iNVIlllam Jllddaugh, fuimer, Rising, Tioga.
tVVIIllam VT. Phillips, mei chant, Aloau
andiia, Huntingdon,
Lewis C. Royor, goutlenian, Huntingdon,
Huntingdon.
Josiah Saudol, contiactoi, "Imicli Chunk,
Cat 11011.
B Kers. y Shaiplesi, merchant, Cata-wls1-!
iolumblu.
l'o ul J. hlieiwood, lawjei, "Wllkcs-Barre,
Livein .
Jes'.o T. Smltli, fanner, Jlonttose, Sus-qunh.iiinil.
A. C. hinder, gentleman, Mlddlnbuig,
Snd' 1
G. 1 SteciiFon, fniiner, Waddle. Cimtcr.
aim ly C. Taggurt, ileik, Northumber
land, XoilhumbiMliind.
1'iauk T.itmuetth, limner, Cold Springs,
Waj no.
J. AV. Tluockmnrton, farmei, Patrdale,
SuHtiuohannn,
CluultR . Wiggins, lmbei, Scranton,
Lacl'iiwiiannn.
II A. Williuan, moiclumt, Joimyn, Lacka-
w an 1111
3 It. A.iuiugnian, attorney, Loik Haven,
('Union
COAL BIDS WERE HIGH.
Strike Will Incienso tho Expense of
Heating tho Schools.
As n lesult of the strike, the bids
opened last night rtt the meeting of the
boaid of uontiol, Tor fuinlHhlnK coal to
tho nubile schools, weie on tins nvei
tigo fifty cents higher than those of
lust j.ear. The bids weie na follows:
Keatncy & Co Pouith district, largo
nlzes, $1; pea, J.1M; buckwheut, -TA
l''liHt dlsti let Largo sires, $J75j pen, $Jj
buckwheat. $2 23 Wood, $1.
l'owler Coal Co Green Rhlgo schools,
largo sires, J3 75; chestnut, $.1 7; pea, $3.
MeNamara tc Co. Thlid dlslilct, largo
blzes, $3.75; pea, $.1.
M. J. Ruddy Third disttlct, l.ugo sUes,
W, otliois, J2S0.
Michael Gibbons Kli st dlstilct, lnrgo
sizes, J3 M; pea, $.t. Second dlstiict, largo
sizes, $J.73; pea, JJ.
Theie was some discussion as to the
advisability of buying the Itobllng lot,
as an addition to the site for tho new
High school and the Manual Training
school, but no action wua taken.
On the recommendation of tho teach
ers' 'committee, Miss Ida Murphy was
tiansf erred fiom No. 19 to No. 38 un-
uex, and Miss Linda McDonald was
appointed to Miss Murnhj's place.
It was agreed that the schools should
close at noon Wednesdny for the
Christmas holidays, to leopcn Jumiaty
5, I8O0, und that the teucheis bo paid
Wednesday afternoon.
On motion of Chniiman Welsh, of the
kindeigartcn committee, the oxpendl
liue of J22.50 was authoiized for ChiKt
nns trees for the kindergartens. The
members also xiusscd a motion that
Chalinian Welsh should ad as Santa
Claus at the kindeigartcn::.
IS AFXEB JUSTICE.
Factory Inspector Bishop Gets Out
Warrants for Two.
Deputy Factoiy Inspector V W.
Uishop has swoiu out wairants befoie
Magistiate Miliar for the airest of two
justices of the peace and for the
mothcis of two of the ihlldicn who
testified before the coal stilke aibl tui
tion commibsion iccently. Antsts aie
to be made today.
The charge against tho justices is
that they issued to these children fac
tory certificates setting foith that they
(the chlldien) could lead and wiite
English, as required by law In bueh
cases, whereas neither of them could
do cither thing. The chaige against
the mothers is that thev swoie the
children weie oer thirteen jeais of
age, when in leallty they were much
jounger.
The inspector is investigating other
similar c.ibes and niomlscs that more
ai rests are to follow.
Outailo As West
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People's (Ms 10l',5
I'leasoH Hieei t,ur ,,, w
Heading Itv ",jn
Jtepnblle Steel 1'ik
Rook Iflnml IP.
Ht.LoulH & Hun ruin 7H,
St. Trills, So West, talk
Hoiitlieiu Puclllo .... IS!'
oiiiueiu it. it .U'i
South. It. It, IT.... fij'J
'I'onii. ('ml a. lion... in 1,
rulmi Pin lllo PS
V S. Leather U
1 H. Leuther, IT.... SS
U. H. Rubber 1514
U. S. Steel tip;
1 . S Steel. IT Sl
Willi isli 2
Wubish, Ir jti
Wostoin Union Tel.. SSi
Wisconsin Central ., S5'i
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION.
WHDAT Onnn. High. Low. Close.
' 773,
July 7114
PORN
Mny nn
July )j;g
OA'IS
llnv 33J6
PORK
Jnnuaiy mco
May luo.1
NUW YORK COTTON MARKET,
Open. High. Low. Close.
January sou si.l S r,t s r,",
Match SSS 8 m SVt S 33
May sjs ,s 10 stt S.11
July sjs s 10 ioj Si'j
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Scranton Board of Trade Excnange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS.
Lackawanna Daily Co. Pr,
County Sav. Bank A. Trust Co
Tlist Nat. Bank (Carbominlpl.
Third Untlonal Bank 530
Dime Dcp 6l DIs Bank 300
Economy L , II. & P. Co
Tlist National Bank 1300
Lack. Trust & Safe Dep. Co . 195
Clark & Snocr Co. Pr 125
Srranton Savings Bank 500
Traders' National Bank 225
Rrranton Bolt & Nut Co 123
People's Bank 133
Scranton Packing Co
BONDS.
Scranton Passenger Railway,
flrst mortgage, duo 1020 lis
People's Street Railway, Mrst
mortgage, due 1911' 115
People s Street Railway, Gen
eral mortgage, duo 1921 115
Scianton Trac Co , C por cent. 113
Economy L, H. & P Co
N. Jersey & Pocono Ice Co
Consolidated Water Supply Co ...
J
35
97
97
105
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Corrected by II G. Dale, 27 Lacka. Ave )
riour-JI40.
Battel Cieameiy, 25'a2lic ; daily, 1.3a
23Vic.
Cheese H'Sillc.
Bggs Ncarbv, 30c: storage, 22c.
Marrow Beans Per bushel, $2 S3.
Onions Pel bushel, 7oa00c.
Potatoes Uie. per bushel.
1
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1 aBnfiiifet
: The Best Stimulant
When worn out or run down
is found in
Hunter
Baltimore
Rye
The Finest Type
of the
, Purest Whiskey.
5
It Is particularly
recommended to
women because ol
its age and ex-
cil'snce,
1,14 4r jTnr,trl. ,olri ni br Jobber
V)1 XKVtUAH i. bi.s; Uitlwer. nt
CALL EOB. CONVENTION.
Official Summons for Mine Woikers'
Gathering Issued by Mitchell.
President John Mitchell, of the United
Mine Woikeis of Anieiicn, has issued
the ofllclal call for the annual conven
tion which is to be held at Indianapolis
beginning on Januaiy 1, next.
After citing that poition of the
constitution which allows each local
union one delegate for eeiy bundled
inembeis or majoiity fiuction theieof,
pioUding that thcie shall be no more
than fle fiom any one local, the other
sections beaiing directly on the calling
of comentlons aio cited, It is lequested
that delegates- be elected at once so that
the duplicate credentials may be re
ceived by the national secietaiy not
later than Januaiy 10.
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Keview.
New Yoik, Dee. 22 Theie was a good
0I11m0 of business in' stocks today and
tho market showed sttength and bicudth.
Tho lingo dealings and tho notable
stiengtli lit .1 fuw piomlncnt secmltles
had a notnblo hjmpathittc effect on tho
w holo maikot. The ti ailing showed dim
inished animation up the day piugieosed,
hut tho high loel of pilots attained was
pietty well held, although tho closing win
slightly Inegulur b. uason ot a fuini-h
movement In Stig.u. Tho stoiks which
led tho muiltct had liidhldttal grounds
for stiengtli, mostly In the shapo of Ill
inois 01 a. piouauie. mciciiHu ,n ciiwuenu.,,
or of other lifnellts. This was tho case
111 Missouri Puclllc, Now York Centinl
and In the outsido market. Not thorn Se
curities, The minor concerning Nolthein
.Hccuiitles was tn the effect that theio i"
to be some extinoidinaiv dlKtilbutlnn
amongst Guut Noithoin stockholdets. o
whli h the Noithoin Seciuitlos company
Is the piluclpal one. No ofllclal sanction
was gieu 10 nnv 01 tut so iiimors, nor
wiib theio nny conllunatlon nf the con
tinued repnits that aluabla lights aro to
bo gion In St. Paul stockholdeis In con
nection with tho pioposed new stock is
sue. Sugars strength was attributed to
11 further dilvo against tho shoits In con
nection with tho prospoctH for tho Cuban
reclpioclty tieaty. Canadian Pacific and
its allied stocks wero stioug features
without spiclal otplanatlon. Amalgamat
ed Copper was helped by ropoits thai top
nur lltigutloii in Montana has been passed
Indefinitely liv common toiisent of both
contending interests In tho ludiibtiy. Tho
room tiudeiK on tho stotk cselmnco weio
soniewhut skeptical of tho advnnio nnd
contested It by short sties, Theie was
oldonco of activity on tho part of tho
lecently qulcbceut pools nnd laigo piofes
slonal opeiatois wero supposed to bo nt
woik to lift tho lovel of prices, United
States Steel was piomtneut and strong,
although somewhat sluggish as usual.
Satisfaction was professeii ocr tho status
of tho A'enezuulan question and confidence
seemed to bo felt In tho money situation.
A featuro of tho dav was ti ailing in In
ter national Meitnntllo Mririuu common
stock In tho outside maikot at from 11 tn
21. This is the lliht lecoitled business hi
this countiy In the new shipping com.
puny's common stock. Total sales, 719,000
shnics
Tho bond market was bioad nnd slioug.
Total sales par value. J3 020,000 United
States bonds wero nil unchanged on tho
last call.
The following quotatloni are furnished
The 1 Tribune by Haight fr Freeso, 31.'.
31S Mears Building. W, D. Runyon, mun
ager, Open High Low.Closo,
Amal Copper 5Si KH r,7'i DSli
Am, Car & Foundry 3H4 3I SWj VAK
Am. Cotton Oil ,,, Wi 47 -H'S 4i'i
American Icn 10 10 ml ion
Amcr. Ice, Pr. ....,,, 39 39 3) 39
Amer. Locomotive ,, 23 2Si 2S 2SU
Am. Loco, IT. , (IN hmb hmb hmbw
Ain. n. tv hob, 10,, ji 411 3j 41)
Ameiic.in ugar ..,uw, 130 12S4
Alahlunn tail S)! (
New York Grain and Produce Market
New York, Dec. 22 Plour Steady, with
a fair inquliy for spilng patents Wheat
Spot steuch; No 2 led, 79a.tC. f. o b.
alloat; No 1 Noithmi Dulutli, S7c. 1. o
b alloat. Options weto generally quiet,
but llim nil day. Tho mailtet closed 8a
Vie. net hlghci. Slav closed MUc: Julv,
(j'sc; Dec , &r,c Corn Spot steady; No.
-. GlnC2c elevator, and r,ic. f. o b alloat;
No 2 vellow, u9J4c : No 2 white, 00c
Option maikot was dull todav, but steady
to llim on ciblc news, tho wheat advance
and covering. Closed 'uAc. net hlghct.
January closed DSc; Slaich, CO'lc.; Slav,
w8c ; jjee., one. uais apoi mm; iso. ;,
SSc; standaid white, 39inT!Uc ; No 8,
.17M.i3iic ! No 2 white. 3U"4a,J94e ; No. 3
white, oSJ4tdS54C.: tinck mixed western,
nominil; tiack white, 3Sa4Jc. Options
oiy quiet but stoaclj ; Decembei closed
.9'4c Buttei Steady nt tho decline: o
tra creameiy, 29c; factor v, lo'inlSo ;
cieameiy, common to choice. 2la.!c.;
oieamery, Imitation 22n2G',$c ; state daily,
21a27!c.; renovated, lfi''.n22ic. Chocso
rii-m; stato lull cieam, fancy, small col
01 ed. September. lTci late, 13al34r ;
small white, September. 13?4c; late. l!a
H'Ac ; large white. Sept, Wic; lute, 13
nliHc; largo coloied. Sept., Uc; lato,
3aU'ic. Uggs Inlgulai ; state average,
best, L!c ; refrigerated, ISiJlc; west
ern fancv graded, 2flc.; w ester n, poor to
prime, 2oa23e.
Chicago Grain Market.
Chicago, Dec. 22 Tiro usual holiday in
activity poivaded the grain pits on tho
boaid of tiade todav, but in ices weie
llim. Slay wheat closed '(a'c. higher.
Slay corn was up a fi action und oats Wore
'kC. higher. Provisions weie stiong, Slay
closing 1,11, 10 ii:c niglior. uasn quo
tatlonb weie as follows:
I'lour Quiet, but film: No. 2, 71i70c;
No. 3. O'la72o ; No. 2 red, 74u74-f.e ; No 2
coin, 45c; No. 2 yellow, 43c; No. 2 oats,
J-'c; No 3 white, 32c: No 2 rye, 4S'c:
good feeding bailer. Soatlc; fair to choice
malting, 43a5oc; No. 1 flaxseed, $1.13; No.
1 northwestern, $1 2J; prime timothy seed,
$3 73; mess pork, por ban el, $17; laid,
por loo pounds. $10 2"al0 &: shoit ribs,
JS37a8 02; shoulders, $i 23.18 50; shoit clear
srues, ?b o.'as t7',:.
Buffalo Stock Maiket.
Uast Buffalo, Dec. 2.', Cattle Receipts,
3 250, sternly; prime steeis, $3J3u5 75;
shipping sti til's, $l.7"a3 25; butchers' steeis,
$.17uH4 7i; heifers. J.Jil'iO; cows. 2 25a4 00;
canners, $iri0a2 00; bulls, $2 75a I '.3: feed
ers, $.150a4 W: stockers, $3al; stock hcif
eis, $2iU; good to cholco fresh cows. $l3a
B5: medium. J5a45; common 20a30. Veals
Receipts, 373; strong, 2"c higher: tops,
$S7.rm9.3: common to good, $551181.
Hogs Receipts, 2,i30; steadv on light;
strong on heav y ; heavy. $G 40 iC 50; mixed,
80 UHio 30: oikur.s and pigs. $CaC10;
loughs, $3G0a5bO: stags, $4.75.13 23
Sheep mid Iambs Receipts, 27,200; sheep,
steudv: lambs, 5nl0c. lower: top lambs,
$", Wari(0; culls to good, $H5 40; .veaillngs,
$125.1 1 50: owes, $ I50.i4.23; sheep, top
mUed, $3C0a3,7"i; culls to good, $1.73a3 40.
Atchison
iVtClllSOU.
IT.
M'i
SiTi
99
Rait. & Ohio Xi
Brbok. Run. Transit. (,!;
Caiiudlan Pacillo ,.,.12S,5 Wi
Ores. & Ohio ,.,. 47 4Vi
Chic & Gt. "West.... Sl?i 2?J
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Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago, Dec. 22. Cattle Receipts, H,
000; 10 to 2"c. higher: good to prima
steeis, $3rOa;.10; poor to medium, $3a5 40:
Blockers und teedeis, ?2alfi0; cows. $12",
ul (.0; heifers, $.'a"; dinners, St.2"a2!V):
bulls, $.'ul 10; calves, $Ja7; Texas fed
steers, $175.15 00.
Hogs Receipts, today, 30 000; tomorrow,
35.000; left over, 7 000; 5 tc 10c higher;
eloso rjisv; mixed nnd butchers, $3b0a
G Ml; good to cholco henvv. $i, 13uG GO;
lough heavy, $i',u)30: light, $3.73a015; bulk
of sales, $0.10 30
Biieep rteceipis, jivjiici; sireep nnd lambs,
guoti 10 ciioico w einer s,
steady:
lalf to ciioico
lambs, $la5r,0.
mixed, $2,75al;
$la4 50;
native
Oil Market.
OH City, Doc. 2.'.-Credlt balances. 151;
ci rtlfleates, no sales. Shlnmeuts, 150,114;
iivorage, 95,275. Runs, 121,410; averago,
FINANCIAL
Spencer Trask & Co.
BANKERS
2T & 29 Pine Street, New York
Members New York Stock Exchange.
Special Offers for the Last
Days of Christmas Buying
But a few hours remain in which to select your Xmas
Gifts. You can make up your mind more quickly here, than
anywhere else and you will be sure to be pleased with your
choice.
All
All purchases made at this store before 12 o'clock Wed-'
nesday night will positively be delivered in time for Christmas
presentation.
Goods
Del
Tabourettes
A large shipment which was ordered two months
ago just arrived yesterday; they were delayed in trans
portation. These will be unpacked and placed on sale
this morning at greatly reduced prices, to close them out
before Christmas. A large variety of styles in Weathered
and Golden Oak, Mahogany and Antweip.
$i 50 Tabourettes $1.25
1.85 Tabourettes 1 50
2 40 Tabourettes 2.00
2.70 Tabourettes 2.25
3.25 Tabourettes 2.50
The higher priced kind reduced accordingly.
Rockers
Style No. 102, in Solid Quartered Oak or Slnhoguny, cobble seat,
curved slat back; n supeilor nibbed and polished finish throughout.
Otheia would have to ask $4.23. Our purchase price pctmlts us to sell
Couch Covers, Pillows and
Pillow Covers
Couch Covers in Bagdad stripes, .
Oriental patterns W TO $14
Couch Pillows, 24x24 inches, covered in damask,
tapestry Oriental stripe goods, nicely made , &
and well filled $2 to $8
Odds, ends and left-over pieces from expensive
patterns in damask, tapestry and Oriental goods; just
size for pillow covers. 200 patterns at . c
price just one-third their real value JiOC 10 p2
50 dozen Couch Pillows for covering. Strong ticks
filled with assorted down prices reasonable.
Curtains
Brussels $5 to $25 a pair
Irish Point $4.50 to $20 a paiitf
Arabian $4.50 to $45 a pair
Renaissance $6 to $40 pair
Horns Chairs
$3.50
There are a few left in Oak and Mahogany frame, highly polished,
new style, solid brass l.rchot iittachnicnt; hair tilled cushions covered
with finest volour, in pluln green and ted shades, spring seat under
neath cushion. A chair made to letull nt $12.50. The lurge quantity
which wo lnlve bought permit us to sell it ut
I A 9 n. . $10.50
Ladies' Desks
Only a few lft, in Quiirtcied Oak and Mahogany; graceful French
legs, Serpentine fiont; some with minor tops, conveniently constructed
Intel lor in wood and finish to match the exteilor. Spcciul value at
Parlor Tables
$6.50 to $35.00
In Oak and Mahogany, fancy designs, highly polished. A regular
i.iu vaiue, out our ptucimse price permits u to offer it at
$4.00
Just leeched for Holiday trade, a new lino of Vcrnis-Martin and
Rookvvood Pallor Tables, Music Cabinets, Sewing Cabinets and Pedes
tals. Hand painted In flguies and floral designs. In eory detail of
cabinet woik and finish faultless. Plices lun fiom
Shaving Stands
$5.00 up
Exclusive styles in Solid Mahogany ami Quaitcred Golden Oak. A
useful article that makes a pleasing gift.
Brica-Brac
$600 up
Cabinets in a, laiiety of dainty and effective styles in highly pol
ished, solid Mahogany. Giaceful legs, delicate spindles, many display
shelves, imported Fionch plate minors, scores of artistic pieces at mod
el ate prices.
Bedside Tables
A few left at $4.00 to $7.50
Furniture
& wr
129 Wyoming Avenue
Carpets Rugs Draperies
Wall Paper
Everybody Will Have
Their Gifts in Two
Days from Now.
MELBRUM, SCOTT & CO.,
126 Wyoming Avenue.
Have You
Completed Your
Purchases?
A Few Ideas to Fill in Vacant Spaces on Your List.
UMBRELLAS.
No one has ever had such a handsome line of Um
brellas, handles that are a work of art covers the pride
of the manufacturer. A gift any one
would be glad to receive. All en- $1 f( H
graving gratis pl -U tplJ
GLOVES.
Women prefer a glove that looks fine, feels fme
and possessing durable wearing fc1 tf f t A 7
qualities. Such is the Ireland.... Pm pi"JVj p
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Are suitable gifts for men and women of eveiy age
and conditionMn life. All kinds and all prices.
FANCY HOSIERY.
Holiday Hosiery with not a design nor a style miss
ing in silk and lisle a splendid stock fo choose from
all well made in fact, The Best. Wonderful opportu
nities in first-class hosiery.
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NECKWEAR.
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There's a fluff daintiness, an air of smartness and a consciousness of exclusiveness about our Neckwear. Every
piece enhances the garment. It is worn with Boas, Collars, Berthas, Turnovers. All tastes are met in a most
charming manner.
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B00DY,McLELL AN & CO.
BANKERS,
Na 57 Broadway, New york City.
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pender gift ineiely becnuse you
know he has a pnir. Nine chances
out of ten he is wearing a pair
that have no give left in them,
and aro necessarily very uncom
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