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THE SOUANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNEDAir, DECEMBER 21, 1902.
"
Eyes
A e Wage
Earners.
Think, thoy work fifteen hours
a day and do so unassisted or
maybe are handicapped by a
pair of Imperfect glasses. Thero
Is no middle ground In spectacle
wearing, you either have a pair
of glasses that are perfectly
right else thoy are wrong and In
jure your sight.
DR. B. A. BAER
EYE SPECIALIST.
MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN
331 Washington Ave,
In and About
The City
Is Out of Danger,
Dr. Timlin, or OM Varna, said lust
night Mint Holiuto I.otloBCO, who was shut
on Sunday by Marco Mnnehlcllo, was
out of danger nml would bo nhlu to lo
iiliout In it few (Inyo.
An Action, for Damages.
Michael Mnhley yesterday sued ltio
Wllkes-t)arre nnd Scranton Hallway
company, tno Bcranton uns nml water
company nnd tlio Hc.rnnton Slcel Com
pany for dnmriRos, throiiKh Attorney A.
A. Chase.
Coiinly Savings Bank
and Triisf Company,
506 Spruce Street.
Receives
Deposits
in Sums of
$1
and
and pays 3 per cent, in
terest thereon.
.Xj. A. WATKES, President.
0. S. JOHNSON, Vice-Pres.
A. H. CHRISTY, Cashier.
Christmas Present Unclaimed.
Christmas iiacKano wrapped In a copy
of Tim Tribune, with no directions, was
left, evidently, by mlstnkc, In tlio vesti
bule of TtKi ijiilncy avenue one day Inst
week. Owner may hnvo the sumo by de
scribing contents.
Meeting: of Master Horseshoers.
Thero will bo a mooting of the Master
Iloraeshocru' Association Saturday, Dec.
27, at 9 o'clock p. in., at tlio regular
meeting place, L'15 Board of Trade, to
tako action on the demands made by tlio
Journeymen.
Special Train From Buffalo.
A special train left Buffalo at midnight
last night, carrying the employes of the
Lackawanna Steel company to their
former homes In this city. They are
scheduled to arrive In lime for break
fast this morning. .
UIHECTORS:
Wni. F. Uallstcad, 1 Everett Warren,
K. P. Kingsbury, August Robinson,
O. S. Johnson, I Jos. O'Brien,
Ij. A. "Wattes.
We Lead
in the Race
Wo are ahead of
Old Santa Claus
Even in
CHRISTMAS GIFT GOODS
Our lino is most attractive It is u
grand display of beautiful art goods In
all styles of, Pictures and Frames.
tod Wood and
Leather Novelties.
A flno collection of original Water Col
ors from tho brush of Thomas S. Haster
mnn, of Wllllamsport, now on exhibition
at our store.
Ninety Days in Jail.
John Grlswold was yesterday afternoon
committed to tho county Jail for ninety
day on a cllnrgo of vagrancy. He was
arrested In the Ontario and Western
yard yesterday morning. He had a good
sized bonfire built between two freight
ears and was enjoying Its warmth.
SOCIAL EVENTS
OF HOLIDAYS
BACHELORS' BAM. WILL BE A
MOST IMPORTANT EVENT.
I
It Will Bo Hold In tho Now Armory,
nnd tho Task of Getting tho Build
ing- in Shape for the Big Event Waa
Begun Yesterday Arrangements
for tho Princeton Dinner Aro TXndor
Way Ail Assembly Cotillion nnd
Many Other Events Aro Planned.
place January B, at the Board of Trade
assembly room. 8, B. Price, president
of the association, will ho toastmastor.
Tho university wilt bo represented by
Henry B, Pino, professor of mathematics.
PERSONAL.
The December Mine Pays.
With yesterday's pays at all the collier
ies In tlio Luzerne district the D L. & V".
Company completed' the largest outlay
of money for one month in tho history of
their business. Hundreds of thousands of
dollars have been put In circulation by
their mine employes within the past four
days.
OPEN EVENINGS.
Jacobs & Fasold
200 Washington Avenue.
LACKAWANNA
ICEXREAM
"BEST IN TOWN."
Is the kind you should have for
your Christmas Dinner. All
flavors, any form.
THE DAIRY
335-327 Adams Ave.
J, .j. 4 J J. ! ! .J. $! 4 ! J $ $
i Cigar Prices
That are Right
Win 2Mn
box. box. "r
Morels' Porfecto Jl.n 90c
. i.iummiiu
If M'nm Ki-ene
1.73 00c
1.73 90o
Louis Mann 1'K nuc 4.
4, Morris' Magnet l.7 yuc .
1 Capadunv 1.73 J
Owl Brand 1.73
if Cubanola 1.73 4.
A a. W. Chllds 1.73 T
f Lillian Russel l.fM 1
Bobert Burns '.'.73
Cora Tanner a.3t) 1.73 j.
rLangsdorf Porfecto !).r0 J.Ou .
Cigars packed 1J In box at '.'Jo T
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;
BUY HIM A PIPE.
t Our line of Pipes is the talk of
the town
M " ""-""- .-.,
nil VlrrHnlii f1tninntu
; Three Blnnlc Kid Cheroots.
1 Sweet Cnporal Clgurettcs.
! 6 packs for 25c,
Florodora Cigars. 4
4. Matlneo Cigars, j,
Ji "Match It" Choroots. T
71 Turkish Trophies.
3 packs for 25c.
, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Por Cash Only,
IE. C. Morris!
Cigar Man. 4.
Leader of Cut Prices.
325 WASHINGTON AVENUE.
4 4- .l.
Cut Flowers.
McClintoclt's Is tho place to get good
fresh stock of roses, carnations, violets,
ttc. Roth 'phones.
Two Bankruptcy Petitions.
Virgil Jay Taylor, a inauufacturer doing
business at Tnwanda yesterday filed a
voluntary potltlou in bankruptcy In the
Ignited States district court. His debts
are $l,4G3.a3. and his assets are $1,200. A
petition was also Hied by James Waydcu,
of Oakland, Susquehanna, county, whoso
debts are $3,7U7.71 nnd whose assets aro
$3.1SU'0.
Looking For a Forger.
Tho local police are looking for a clev
er forger, name unknown, who llecced a
number of Blnghuniton jewellers last
week with forged chocks and who is be
lieved by tho Blnghamton authorities to
bo In or near this city. Tho fellow Is
described as being tall nnd dark 00m
plexloned, with n smooth face. Detective
Stephenson, District Attorney Clarke and
a newspaper man from Blnghamton, were
in this city on Monday night on a still
hunt for the follow, but their finest was
unsuccessful,
Pleasant Surprise Party.
A very pleasant surprise and birthday
party was held at the home of Mrs.
Martha D. Filer, at 703 Clay avenue Dun
more. Tho event being the seventy-sixth
anniversary of her birthday. Kcfresh
nients wero served nl a seasonable hour,
and after partaking of the delicacies of
the season each of the grand children
were very generously remembered with
gold pieces. Mrs. Filer Is the wife of the
late George Filer, deceased, the well
known coal operator. Thoy came to this
county from England in 1SI9 and have
resided In and around this city ever
since. Among those present wero: Mr.
and Mrs. Irving McCormack and family,
Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor and family,
Mr. and r Mrs. Frank Filer and family,
Mr. nnd Mrs. James Coleman and family,
Mrs. Butorlleld and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Taylor, all of this city and Mrs.
Lizzie irofeman, Sallle and Willie Wag
ner of AVest I'lltston. Misses Ella nnd
Daisy Chambers of Washington, V. C.
$3,D00 BUYS IT.
A Modem Steam Heated House in
Green Ridge.
If you desire a homo which combines
the pure atmosphere of the country
with nil, or most of the conveniences of
thu city and at a price which places It
at the top of tho "Bargain list," we be
lieve this property presents Just the
combination you desire. The lot Is on
ground high enough to command ti
beautiful view and large enough to ad
mit of cultivation with room for fruit,
of which there is an abundance. Tho
houso contnlns eight rooms, Including
the reception hall, nnd Is equipped with
a line automatic steam heating plant.
The plumbing Is exposed and llrst class.
The porch Is wide and extensive and
forms un attractive feature of tho
place. The house is lighted by elec
tricity but piped for gas, which Is in
the street. The cellar is graded and
cemented. Price only ?3,D0O. Terms:
cash, SI.G00, mortgage, $1,900, If tho
place, price and terms 'suit you, come
and see me nt once and ttx matters up
licforu New Year's day. W. T. Hackett,
the broker, real Estate Exchange build
ing. The shopping place of the town to
day is Reynolds Bros., Hotel Jermyn.
$0,000
Will buy a houso on Ul.iy avenue,
equipped with every modern conven
ience including city steam. Street is
paved. Lot Is lOxlCO and tho terms are
right. See. W. T. Hackett, the broker.
Gold pens, pen loldors and all the
best Ideas In stationery at Reynolds
Bros,, Hotel Jermyn.
Christmas Ice Cream.
Although wo are very busy, all Christ
mas Ice cream orders received by 7
o'clock . tonight (Wednesday) will be
taken care of. Will not accept orders
later. .J. D. Williams & Bro 3H Lack
awanna avenue,
Christmas Flowers at Bargains.
Cut flowers and blooming plants.
Boh 'phones. Morel Bros.
Leather novelties at Reynolds Bros.
Yesterday's Marriage Lisenses.
John Mayers ,,.., ,,,,.. v.Foresl City
Hannah Atkinson ,,.,, Scranton
Jumcs II. Scaulon., ,.,..,, Gouldsboro
Cnrollno Swarts ,,,.,, .,,,, .Moscow
John Phillips , ....Seruuton
Lizzie, A. Murchaut ,., ,, .Scranton
Herbert Watson Scranton
Edith A. Jumes , Bcranton
William Gililt lis , Scranton
Cnrollno Johns ,, .....Somnton
Frederick J. Ecknrt Scranton
Lulu J. Yunaukan , Scranton)
The work of laying the dancing lloor
for the Bachelors' ball at tho armory,
on December ,11, wns begun yesterday,
and from now on tho nctlvo prepar
ations for this, the biggest social event
of the year, will bo proceeded with un
interruptedly. It Is proposed to follow 'the general
plan of last year In the arrangements
at the armory. The front half of the
armory, only, will be utilized. Th big
drill room will bo partitioned off by a
great curtain of pink and white, the
colors that will predominate in tho dec
orations, and similar curtains will cover
tho front wall and tho intervening
sides. The general effect will bo that
of an Interior of a largo pink and white
tent.
Boxes will bo erected all about the
danclner floor. Most of these bavo al
ready been sold, but a Tew choice ones
still remain.
Tho ball promises to equal, If not sur
pass, the most successful the bachel
ors over held. Tho attendance of out-of-town
guest3 bids fair to bo larger
than ever. - Each year tho event be
comes more widely known and Its pa
trons from n distance increases corre
spondingly, A special feature of this year's ball
will be tho music. It will be furnished
by Bauer's band, augmented to fifty
pieces by musicians from Wllkes-Barre,
Blnghamton, Pottsville nnd New York.
Tho selections will be for the most part
new. Twenty-four regular and six
extra numbers will comprise the dance
programme. The old plan of two bands
of musicians and intermission dances
was found to be unsatisfactory, fn that
there were too many dunces and too
much music. Thirty numbers, it is
thought, will provide an ample suffici
ency of both.
The supper will be served by John
Holland, of Philadelphia, who has won
such an enviable reputation in this city
for the excellency of his menus and
service.
Special pains will be taken to have
the building thoroughly warmed and
lighted. Last year, because the steam
was not turned on In time, the building
was not as warm as it should, be. This
year H is assured there will not be a
recurrence of this accident. There was
some criticism last year of the illumin
ations. This year tho lights will be
doubled in number.
The patronesses of the ball are Mrs.
.Tames Arohbald, Mrs. Henry Belln, Jr.,
Mrs. Paul B. Eelln, Mrs. George G.
Brooks, Mrs. J. Benjamin Dlmmick,
Mrs. Thomas H. Watklns, Mrs. Edward
L. Fuller, Mrs. Frederick J. Piatt, Mrs.
Arthur H. Storrs, Mrs. William "W.
Scranton, Mrs. Everett "Warren.
A. G. Hunt is chairman of this year's
ball committee, and the other members
of it are Mortimer U. Fuller, Theodore
S. Fuller, James Blair, jr.. and 1J.
Welles, jr.
During holiday week there will li a
number of entertainments for the
younger folks. Mrs. E. L. Fuller will
give a card party Monday, December
-a, to ner son .Mortimer's friends. Mr.
and Mrs. George B. Smith will tlvr. n
dancing party at the Country Club on
1110 same night. On the next night, at
(he same place. Mr. and Mrs. T. v..
Jones will give a dance. On New Year's
night, Mr. and Mrs. Everett AVnrren
will entertain the young folks with a
dance at the Bicycle club house.
The Catholic Historical society mid
Newman Magazine club will have a
cotillion Tuesday, December SO, at the
Knights of Columbus club house.
The llrst assembly of the year will be
held at the Bicycle club house, January
2, and the first of a series of cotillions,
on January 9.
The annuul Princeton dinner will take
Dr. William Bennett, of Mulberry
street, Is entertaining bis mother, Mrs.
L. K. Bennett, of Nantlcoko.
Mrs. L. A. Linge, who has been 111 for
the past threo weeks In tdowlv recover
ing.
Henry L, Moses Is spending tlio Christ
mas holidays with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. B. Moses, of Mulberry street.
Attornoy A. A. Chnso has gono to Ber
lin, Ontario, to Join Mrs. Chase, who Is
visiting hor people, for a holiday vacation.
Vice-President IS. E. Ioomls, of tho
Lackawanna railroad, spent yesterday In
conference with tho local company oillc
lals. Itov. Gerald P. Fleming, who has bean
chaplain nt Mount St. Mary's Seminary
nnd St. Joseph's Foundling Homo, has
been called to other Ileitis of labor nnd
will leave tho city shortly.
TO MOVE APBIL 1.
Larger Quarters Necessary to Accommodate-
Increasing Business.
The business of Hayes & Varley has
practically outgrown their present
stores at 421 and 426 Spruce street, nnd
plans have been completed to move to
tho store now occupied by deorgo V.
Millar & Co. The move will bo mado
about April 1, when Millar & Co. will
go Into their new store on Washington
avenue.
John P. Hayes and John J. Varley
formed the co-partnership three years
ngo. Their success was Immediate and
the business has steadily grown until
for some time past they have been so
cramped for space that larger quarters
became necessary.
This chango to W'yoinine avenuo will
give them about four times the floor
space they now have. Many new de
partments will be added and the pres
ent ones will be enlarged to meet tho
growing1 demand. An entire new front
will be put In the Millar store, and the
Interior will bo reflnishod and equipped
In a most up-to-date style.
NO ONE NEED
GO HUNGRY
CHBISTMAS GOOD CHEER, TO BE
PROVIDED FOR ALL.
BOY'S NARROW ESCAPE.
John Lucoch Struck by a Train, but
Escaped Death.
John Lucoch, a little 10-year-old boy,
living on Second street, had an ex
tremely narrow escape yesterday morn
ing: from death, while on his way to
school.
He was walking along the Delaware
and Hudson ruilroad tracks, near the
corner of Wyoming avenue and Hick
ory street, when be .was struck by a
coal train which wns being backed
southward. Ho was, fortunately, tossed
to one side of the track and escaped
being run over. He sustained a frac
tured arm and several severe scalp
wounds, and was taken to the Lacka
wanna hnsnltul.
For Xmas Flowering Plants,
Ferns and palms, call at McCUntoek's,
Jefferson nnd Electric. Both 'phones. '
A Thousand Newsboys Are to Be Fed
at tho Now Armory and tho Sal-
' vatlon Army Prepare to Feed Five
Hundred Poor Peoplo In West
Scranton Tomorrow Churches and
tho Board of Associated Charities
to Look After All Others Who May
Apply.
If anybody goes hungry In this city
tomorrow It will ho because thoy want
to, for never have such extensive ar
rangements been made beroro for feed
ing tho poor on Christmas day.
Tho Salvation Army is to give a din
ner to GOO persons; a thousand news
boys arc to bo fed at the armory, and
tho Associated Charities and the sev
eral churches will look "after any per
sons who may not be accommodated ut
either of these feasts.
First and foremost and largest among
the public charity dinners given In this
city will bo 'the newsboys' dinner at
the armory. No less than one thou
sand invitation cards, each bearing a
boy's name, have been mado out und
will be distributed todny by the circu
lation managers of tho several local
newspapers.
The dinner will bo served beginning
at 11.30 and will be as elaborate a re
past as it will be possible to obtain at
any of tho big hotels. There will bo
soup, roast turkey and cranberry sauce,
a full line of vegetables, mince pie, and
candy and oranges for every boy. Tho
dinner will represent an outlay of fifty
cents per head, which Jsa pretty good
sled sum when the largo number to bo
served is taken Into consideration.
Vaudevillo Show.
After the dinner is half over, a vaude
ville show will be given on a stage to
be erected at one end of the big drill
hall and will continue for over an hour.
Manager A. J. Duffy, of the Lyceum
theatre, has this part of tho programme
In charge and has secured volunteers
from among the performers now ap
pearing at tho local theatres. It bus
been decided to charge an admission foe
oC twenty-five cents to all persons who
may desire to see the boys at dinner.
The Salvation Army Is receiving largo
contributions every day through the
agency of the kettles which it has hung
In various parts of the city, and a din
ner to r,00 worthy persons will be served
In tho barracks on Price street, com
mencing at 12 o'Rloul;.
The Board of Associated Charities is
receiving contributions of clothing, food
and money dally, nnd will furnish
Christmas baskets to about eighty
worthy families, besides llttlng out de
serving children with overcoats and
shoes. Candy and oranges will also be
provided to n number of children who
look to Mrs. Duggan as their only
(Continued on Pago S.)
Hall ,Lamp
Den Lamps
Open Evcnliiprs,
bon't you think your, friend would ap
preciate a nice lamp of some sort say one
particularly suited for a den or hall.
We Have a Splendid S.tock at
.00
4P 13
ML
and upward
The one dollar sort are kerosene
burners, made of fine quality
wrought iron; filigee worked; rich
colored glass and most desirable
patterns.
Lamps of Every 'Description and at
Very Little Prices.
WALK IN AND LOOK AROUND.
Geo, Y, Millar & Co
134 Wyoming Ave.
Hall Lamps
Den Lamps
You .
Are Invited
to transact your banking
business with us, and every
courtesy will bo extendod,
whether your account is largo or small.
Third National Bank,
118 Wyoming Ave., Scranton, Pa.
Capital, $200,000; Surplus (earned,) $600,000.
i)er cent, interest paid on Savings Accounts,
and tlio interest is compounded Jan. 1 and July 1.
Accounts can be opened by mail.
OPKX SATURDAY EVENINGS 7:30 TO 8:30.
FOR CHRISTMAS DINNER
DESSERT
try JEUL-O, prepared according to the
following recipe:
JELL-O SNOW PUDDING.
Dissolve ono package of nny flavor .Foll-O
in ono pint of boiling water, and after It
has about half hardened bent up thor
oughly with xm egg beater; add the white
of ono egg thoroughly beaten and stir
tho wholo together until they nro mlxcU;
pour Into cups and set In a cool place
until linn. This may bo served with
whipped cream or custard.
A nice dessert for any meal, at nny
time. Four flavors Lemon, Ornnge,
Raspberry and Strawberry.
At grocers, 10 cents. t
GET A PACKAGE TODAY.
Reisman Brose
Book Shop.
Headquarters for Holiday Books
We have in stock the largest assortment of copyright books in
Scranton. From 75c up. The following are the best sellers:
Abroad with tho Jimmies BII.
Audrey Johnston.
Banner of Illiie Crockett.
Barbara Ladd Roberts.
Tho Battle of the Slums 1511s.
The Battleground Glasgow.
Belshnzxar Davis.
Black Hock Connor.
The Blazed Trail White.
Blennerhns'soUl'Idgln.
Tho Blue Klower Van Dyke.
Captain Mucklln Davis.
The Captain of tho Gray Horse Troop
Garland.
Cardigan Chambers,
A Carolina Cavalier Kggleslun.
Castle Craneyerow ilcCutcheou.
Cecelia Crawford.
ConfeHSlous of a Wife Mary Adams.
The Conqueror Atberlon.
The Crlbls-Chnrclilll.
Tho Diary of a (Iooko Girl WigRlu.
Dona van Pasha Parker.
Dorothy Vornon of llnddou Jlall
Major.
A Double-Barreled Detective Story
Mark Twain.
Down tho Line with John Henry Me
Hush. D'rl and 1 ltachellor.
Kaglo Blood Crculmnn.
ICben Jloldou nnchellor.
Ktcrnnl City Theater Kdltlon.
Tho Fortunes of Oliver lloru-Smlth.
Francezkn Sea well.
Fuel of Fire Fowler.
Gabriel Tolllver Harris.
Glengarry Schooldays Connor.
Graustiirk MoCiitcheon.
Hearts Courageous Hives.
Tho Hound of the Baskerville Boylo
Tho House with tho Orion Shutters
Tho Intrusions of Pokkv Hope.
it's Up to You MrHliKh.
.Iiict So Stories Klpllnif.
Luaarre Cnthcrwood.
The Leopard's Spots Dixon.
Letters from a Self-nuulo Merchant to
tils Sou Lorlmer.
The Utile White llird-B.irrie.
J.Ives of thu Haunted Setou-Thomp-
son.
Tlio Maid-nt-Arins ('hninbei's.
The Man from Gli'iiKarry Connor.
Marietta Cruwfoid.
The Master Christian rurelli.
Tho Millionairess IJalnh.
The Misdemeanors of Naney lloyt.
The Mississippi Jtubbli Hnim'h.
Mrs. Wlt'BS of the Calibimo Patch
llcguu.
An Old Sweetheart of Mine-Holiday
Kdllioti-Rllfy.
Pines of Lory .Mitchell.
Qulncy Adnmt Sawyer PUIb In
Hanson's Folly Davis.
Richard Carvel Churchill.
Richard Gordon Black.
The Right of Way Parker.
Tito River-Phlllpotts.
A Speckled Bird-Wilson.
The Spenders Wilson.
Kuirp Cnnlldences Morris.
Temporal Power Corollt.
To HnVu and to Wold Johnston.
Truth Dexter-McCall.
Tlio Two Vanrevels Tarklnctou.
Tho Girl Proposition Georso Ado.
Those Black Diamond Men.
The VlrKlnlan Wlstor.
Tho Vultures Morrimnn.
AVanted: A Chaperon Ford.
when Knighthood was in
Major.
Woolnjr of Judith Kennedy.
Flower
Daiwlns,
We also carry a complete lino of Children's Books
New Phone 43.
407 Spruce Street,
Opp. Dime Bank,
BEnmrTMK?
Don't Overlook TM Kodak 4l
M Gift Yon Intended Making! AH
!sfflg& "W-e still have some very cfood 'HWU
E&ws ones. Come today and vou will .BIH v
Ifjf) ,"vc a better line to select from B&lifl rr
mm tlian W,'N t,le n,an who "lags back." jBflffl ;
i Keif A1so a fine assortment of Cases and fllH "
N WM)l Fl'r'mes for Photographs. K9Hh
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'J -TS No time for more these busy g
li si?
H3 ti.iys. fe
1 1 ' Late Buyers of ' g
1 ' Christmas Gifts f.
s fjB Will set the benefit this week of
v rS the most remarkable S
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GRIFFIN ART SHOP
211 WASHINGTON AVENUE.
YOU WILL NEVER HAVE A BETTER
TIME THAN NOW-TO BUY
Pyro Etched
Novelties
Each piece readu for
your card, the tissue
and ribbon. The most
satisfactory and popular
gifts. Everybody buys
on sight.
holiday
Pictures
A very choice collec
tion, nicely grouped and
displayed artistically to
aid you In choosing.
ALL REAL PIGTUREQi
USAUTIPUL LINE Of QOLO ANO SILVER fiJMe3,
FITTBO UP ON SHORT NOTIGB,' THE DEPART'
MCNT IS COMPLETE POR RAPID WORK,
t t . t .
Tiffany,
Royal Bonn,
Creta Art Ware
Vases, Bowls, etc.
lavish display,
Christmas Gift Sale
ever held in this or any other city.
Nothing in our stock, as you know,
but is new, clean, pretty and of the
best quality; but v
ifo.
Prices Have
Been
Cut
a
-s
3
Deep for the three remaining days
of the gift-buying season. This
applies to every department where
goods especially designed for the
Christmas trade are being offered,
We Give
Trading; Stamps
'And accept the yellow ones in pay
ment for any purchase,
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1 ' Dry Goods, Cloaks gni Ken's Furnishings.
g 400 and 402 Lacka. Avenue.
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