HOOKS Sc BROWN. HO SPECIAL HOLIDAY BVLLIMIN. IROWN. Only two weeks yet to s1 .Mt urnrr the pho cMt Often tlKS. Uttr 810C is the reason, "the goods are fight and the d WE QUOTE A FEW -r-r-, OrnmntB. IOAMI Now l( Mm Hc to grt the belt ytrn ever ant, Glnss ball a and 3 for 5c. Tinsel ornaments, 6 for 5c ami up. Tinsel, 6 yards for 5c DOLLS. Our 98c Dressed rxSl Is surprise. Wc have some as low as 5C. Kid Body Dolls, aic, 48c, 98c. latent Head " tt inches long, 19c. BOOKS. It mi wMtt woitmstit, bore Is what yen at 11 let It Tfm MM ntltte powtble for tbe mom?. Tor books in colors, 5c up. Linen books, 5c up. Children's story book, loc up. Select Notes ou the 8. R. Lessons (or 1808 are now ready at our special price of 1 1. 00. Catholic Prayer books from 65c to $1.00. Should be 75c to ti.as. l'illow 1 Old Maid Errand Rjicd The Fnfl Chevy CI onlvj iROr Nickle : Hook 1 Fire Ens con SpecU Thl Babv Co Drums, : niackh Hobbv It McdallU Work Bd DrctNtiutfj (cwcl boi Why not huy early pidly Koine and this til always right. ICES: ttrsMot tin o)d arm aMdatt a4r ones. 1 etc., sc. . ilegraph Boy, I Oauie, 35c everywhere. Bicycle Here I Ii4mih Rerontril. A ri'lrHSr Wit- (iIhcciI uti rile in tlip Ke rni.U i'h iHU- llns titoming fioni Roln rt H. Irtin niil niU' tn tin' l, Vii-... ,t Wilkmb-irH' ( iml W). nml nthfrs. loriuliu .Iriii.im's to pr..rwitjr nf I lie imuier oil tbi. Uthtwinw crtek In Nonh U11U111 townhi Deod from Thomas M. Itnnvl to Henry Giles, for premium iu 8t. Clair. I Vol Iruii. Bmnul Strnum: to Rmitwti M. Frits, nd wife, Aunl-. for promises In An- bum. Deed fronf Hnyrison Ball to Prlsclll. Iter rlogton. BremlWw lu Mabsaoy City, DtfA frum Jutvi Hater et nx. to Aaron Tet.r a)., cratnlwsln Bast Bra nswiokTwp. Dmci from Wllbelmlna Koch et ui. to Aaron lYfrretsl., premises In Ba t Hruna wick Twp. "Ihaveuwd Salvation Oil lu my hmlly and And It to be a SplnniM llnamrnt. Mrs. Ella Journey, 78S 81I1 Ht , XVrniriontli, Va." three cars, flic th. t Trucks at 44C 10 q8c is, Sulkies, Mechnni variety. linlullMl no P,utnr. Id v K II. Owens wan last nreulng in oihUi iI un pastor of the Welsh Congregational lime li, ni I'ottavllle The services were very 1 n U n-Hli nij Rpv. V.(;. Davit', of Mlner mIIc. iirrHi'hcd in the Wilsli lanitnaee, and Id v I'rter HhorU, of Oly pliant, drllvered nil Knglndi address. The services were con tinued tn-day, when Itev. H. Hughes Nelson, of New York, delivered the clmrgo to the pastor, and ltev. Tells Evans, of Ijuisford, delivered the charge to the congregation. The Pettsvtlle Otoe Club assisted lu the singing. for over Ha , 7 s N,o 01 motiioire icr TH EE FAMOUS. THE FAMOUS. TH E FAMOUS. Glinslnfr "Olro," Robert M. Simmers, of rhoenlxville, speolal sgont of the Department of Agricul ture, wa a visitor to town to-day. The ol jvet of his visit was to detect any merchants who may be dealing In oleomargarine. He did not Intimate the result of his visit. HEUBALOIA and similar Complaints' and nr inna under ino ftrlnnrnt GERMAN MEDICAL LAWS. . preiorlbsd by eminent physloianBi DR. niCHTER S "ANCHOR " PASN EXPELLER. 5 World rrnowned! Itpnmrknlilysucrciwr nil OnK m niiinn wli h i fade AlarK Ancnor, BF. Ad. lllrhter Co.. SluI'carlSt., Ken lork. 1 In Magic Boxes, t k Only 43o. -s.NOTICE$ Visit our store. Examine ouri our prices and we are eon do your shopping! 48c, QCC. fSc. . ; 08c. t $ 1. 00 size at 89c. (1.00, $1.35, $3,50, 83.00. 00 up. 7jc up. 5c up. ids. OeiriMrt ldslcj you will ire. ssmrnmimmmmmmmmmrmmwmmmmmmmi CONWAY'S ' 1 I FAMOUS 5 flfiD lOe STORE J10. 7, 1058 North Main Street. llcxt Boor to GUI's Dry Goods Store.-" 3 .Only eleven more shopping days and then Christina. If you want to buy Toys at Factory Prices, buy lliem of us. Why ? Because wc are cheaper than any oilier store iu town. We are never undersold if we know it. K 31 HIGHEST AWARDS. 1 3 Branch Bonnes. Own Glassworks. JBAMcu. Endorsed rocouiuundcdbr A. Wasley, 106 H.Main St., . B. Hacenbnch, 103 N. Main St., . P.C. Klrlln, 6 K Main St., Enenandoah. OR. BICHTER'S ANCnoit" BTOaiACHAt, but for ;oll'.Ivwprp.mjgHtoinncli roiiinloiiit. r We Quote a Few Prices : HOOKS & BRIWN. Carpet S Banquet ; r f oid bbtr HAS. Fancy , $2 to $3 Olaas Sludes. Silk Haudlcd KniVxis, Porks. White Coll HUck Rtt 1S47 RogbtBrbs. Silver " ' " 1S47 '! " At Teaspoons, Si. jo do?.. 1S47 "' , ' At Tablespoon-, $3 doz SWA L. (VPS HARDWARE STORE. A Dressed Poll, Bisque Head, worth 11.50 ; our price 98c Games from 5c up as high as you want to go. Iron Toys from joc up as high as you want lo go. Baby Coaches, 3y, 48c and tc. Drains, Tool Chests, etc., 23c up. Writing Desks from 60c up. HMckbuaiaai 1 from 2C UD. Tree Ornaments, the larcest stock in toun to select frnm. Wash sets and Kitchen Sets, from 23c up. Wc have them ic up. notice:. Ve have added to our Toy Department, ou the second floor, a full line cf Pictures, Vases, Disque Images at cut prices, -3 Don't Fo rget th Nemet and Number. 3 CONWAY'S I Famous 5 & 10c Store No. f, lo2 North Main Next Door to Gill's Dry Goods Store. Street. There's a Thousand AID FOR THE KLON PIKERS. CoiiBfi""! rn-ii"' li Llbprnl ApproprlB tlonl'ortlio stricken GoHlSoekeM, Washington, Dec. 17. The house yes terday passed a hill appropriating 1175, 000 for the relief of the people who are In the Yukon river country, and also the 1)111 passed by the senate on Wed nesday to prohibit pelagic sealing by American citizens. The former bill en countered practically no opposition. Ah passed the sum carried by It Is to be expended under the direction ot the secretary , of war for the purchase, transportation and distribution of sub sistence stores. It provides that these subsistence stores mav be sold at prices fixed by the secretary of war, or donated where the people are un able to pay for them. The bill to pro hibit pelagic sealing was warmly an tagonized by Kir. Johnson, of North Dakota; Mr. Loud, of California, Mr. Hepburn and others. Mr. Johnson made the statement that while the seal herd had brought $70,000 Into the treas ury since 1870, 500,000 had been spent policing Bering- sea and $2,000,000 In negotiations and other expenses. Mr. Wolcott, of Colorado, chairman of the committee appointed by Presi dent McKlnley to secure, If possible, the co-operation of foreign countries In an international conference upon the sliver question, said In the senate yes terday that the commission had not yet made a report to the president, and It was uncertain when a report would be made. Neeotlations for a blmptalllc conference, he said, are still pendlrfp. but Mr. Wolcott assured the senate that the commission had no Intention of prolonging Its effort beyond the point where reasonable hope of success should exist. Mr. Wolcott promised to ex plain fully the work of the commission In a Bpeech to be delivered after the holiday recess. A resolution directing the secretary of war to send supplies to American and other sufferers In the Klondike .region was paBsed. Is still going on. Thousands of buyers took advantage of this Sacrifice sale, why don't you do the same ? Don't lose the opportunity of securing all this season's make of Clothing at such low priceei as were never heard of before. 's Suits and Hen's Overcoats ANY i FROM $3.00 UP ' ' Suits and Boys' Overcoats ANY SIZE. ? FROM $2.00 UP- Children's Overcoats from $1.00 up. Things wc can't mention. The IlERAU isn't big enough to make a slight mention of our marvelous stock, but come and see us. Shen andoah's het store can't afford to do things by halves. Wc have bought the best ,of the season's offerings and most cordially ask ou to come and see the great stock of seasonable goods, whether you want to buy or not. Sensible Gifts, No trash in this vast stock of honest goods. Nothing but dependable stock, that you won't be ashamed to offer as a gift to any one. REALIZED AT WILKINSON'S. PRICES THE LOWEST. We aim to sell better goods other store in the county. WHY? money than any Because we have the largest stot our rivals and imitator-, 11 power no one can equal. Our of great values that are low p CLOAKS AND WR. For a dozen years we have held Cloaks and Wrans. Coats and Our stock is large and fully up-t fb fnrV nf all iv8 us a purcnasing Jay-Light Store is full to you. iS jWd for low prices for for young or old. in style and prices. DRESS GOODS. A remarkable stock in richness of weaves, in newness of styles, in lowness of prices. All these combine to make this the leading store for Dress Goods Bargains. take: your rick. Is it a Handkerchief, a ailk Umbrella, Gloves, Neckwear, Shirt, Hosiery, Underwear, Fine Linens for table use, or Stamped Linens for Embroidery, Lace Curtains, a New Dress, Clpak, Wrap, a Nice Celluloid or Porcelain Hand Fainted box of Collars, Cuffs, or Sundries. We claim to sell better goods for less money than any other store. Children's Suits, anys.Ze, f rom 65c. up. W follow the: crowd to the: Famous Bouse, JEWELER TO RETIRE. A boon to Christmas shoppers in search of holiday gifts. Our stock, which is a large one, will be closed out at 10 per cent, below cost. Amazing bar gains can be obtained, I will de vote my entire attention to the Optical and Repairing Dept. JBBI OUTFITTERS 1 CLOTH 111 TIE COUNTY. Cor. Main and Oak Streets, Franey Building, SHENANDOAH, PA. mm mm . mmwi This is a golden opportunity to lovers oi jewelry never ofTered before at this time and in the height of the Christmas season. MISCELLANEOUS. IOST. A bull terrier pup with white head ami J liriiulle body. Suitable reward will be pnld for return to 280 Vest Oak street. 12-17-Zt O'HARA'S LIVERY! BOARDING AND SALES STABLES. IjlOR SALE. Aftutwtwntlnl ImiMlnsr, centrally i ; locfittMt. Contains kb, electric light, bntli ronm and closet. Heated by IU own steam , hefttltiff nlant. Can bo imrchaeett nn vtwy terms. ' Apply to 8. G. M. lUllopeter, Iteq,Tlttrian bti filling, second floor. 12-1 i -fit . InOH SA1.TC. The nonular Ashland onemcato. V with gymnasium attached, known as I jtrnK' sporiuijf resori Tiirotiftiioui juannnuy valley, Mutt be sold at once, lleason for eel ling, party engaging In other huitluetw. Reason able price to Hitht party. Apply at H Kit ALU office, or Geo. Drnck's Cafe, Ashlnnd. ll-BO-Iv L. J..WILKI1SON MAIN and LLOYD STS., SHENANDOAH, PA. Thos. Buchanan, JEWELER, NO. V SOUTH IVIAIN ST. Fresh Oysters Received Dally, 60c TO $1.00 PER HUNDRED. All kinds of Fresh and Salt Vater Fish TO ARRIVE FOR FRIDAY. Holiday Decorations, nixed Nuts, 2 Pounds for 25 Cents. COSLETT, 36 S. Main St. Undertaking in - - - - all its Branches. Open Day and Night. Cor. White and Lloyd ' Streets, Shenandoah. Mansion House Stables, MAHAHOY CITY. llEST LINK OF GROGERIES, FLOUR, FEED, HAY and BTKAW. Floor and Table Oil Cloths. E. B. FOLEY, 27 WenBtroSt. TIE HOLIDAYS ARE WITH USife 82 And you may be in neetL of a good Suit or Overcoat. Now it don t require much money to buy a Suit or an Overcoat in our store, and wffiiave an elegant assortment in mostly any color of style you may wish. The weather so far has been twmild for heavy Suits and Overcoats, and consequently we will have too much stock to , carry St if we don't dispose of it. We would rather have the cash than the stock, and in order to get the cash we will for a few days more sell OVERCOATS and HEAVY SUITS At actually one half tlSr former price. This sale will not last long and it will therefore be to your advantage and benefit to inspect our line beflte purchasing elsewhere. It costs nothing to examine our stock and you can rest assured that in dealing here you will pive tne Dest S0Cls ai; tne lowest, possiDie prices MlVIMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE!. HOLIDAY GOODS In this store are now receiving the attention of our many patrons. Every department of this leading Dry Goods house has its special attraction for those seeking" good values. We have stocked our shelves and counter with all choice things and having bought in large quantities for cash, we are enabled to give you prices that jione of our competitors throughout the county can touch. , We have just received another large lot of Ladies', Misses' and Children's Coats wkich will'besold 25 per cent, less than their, real value. , . Also a lot of Ladies' Fur and Plush Capee at manufacturer's prices, These garments will not last long and we would advise you to come early and make your purchase. Compare our goods and prices with those of other housae and you will be astonished to- see what a saving it will be to you to purdhase frmn ne BUTTERICK PATTERNS. In using Butterick Patterns you run no risk of ruining your; gar ment, but instead are assured a correct and fashionable fit.-' We keep a large stock of patterns al ways on hand and are prepared to fill orders without delay. L. GOLDIN, Prop.. P. J. GAUGHAN, No. 27 North? Main St, and 11 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SHENANDOAH, PENNSYLVANA.
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