The evening herald. (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, December 22, 1897, Image 2

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    EVENING HERALD
MEET ME AH-
IHTAllLlgtUD 1R70.
FAH0U5 5 and 10 CENT STORE,
rubllnhsd erery KvMitns;, Except Hundy, nt
ft South Jabdin Btbbrt. Nkab Cbhtbs.
The norald Is dellreitfl InSlieiiAndoAn And th
surrounding: towns for ilx cents n wk, pair
Mil . ohs carriers. Hy mall 18.00 n year, or Js
cents montb. payable In Rdrnnce. Adrettlse.
ments cnarRCO noeortiiuirio space nna posmon.
Thopubllshen reserve the right to change tbs
afi.No. 102 .North Main Street, Shenandoah, PaJS&e
ostium of advertisements whenevnr Hie pub-
rfttian ni news uemanus 11. i ue mm i
KSPtved to rejeciany advertisement, whether
. nsra for orTiol. 4Mt the publishers may deem
I Mp roper. Advertising rates made known
umn nnnlliyitlnn.
Rntered at the postofflce at Shenandoah, Ph., a
Next Door to Gill's Dry Goods Store.
I secona class man matter.
TELKrilONK CONNKOTION
"All the News That's Fll to Print."
THE BIG
wend their way
same gobds for
Blaening Herald
CHRISTMAS GIFTS ARE IN THE MINDS OF EVERYBODY.
WEDNESDAY. DKCEMBKU 88. 1807.
QPNWAY'S
1 m s '
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llgftung and old. rich and poor alike, look forward with much expectation of the great evening. What to buy-and where to buy is the question, and yet there can be but one answer to it :
SMqiP6-'- 1 lb HliKli tnat assortment is tne greatest and me prices die smallest. Mere is where the least amount of money will buy more and better than anywhere else; 10,000 foot steps will
to'SONWAY'S 5 and 10c. STORE betwet n now and X-mas, all because of the firm conviction, gained by persomil experience, that we sell now, as ever, better goods for the same money, or the
lesMP than elsewhere. .
A good conscience is a continual
Christmas. Franklin.
Thk currency question lias ooiue
to the surface again at Washlngtoi
ami ut the same time it is bothering
.good many (Jliristnms siioppers
Shonaiulouli.
in
Mil. CllIKB' BuilOKSS : The wheals
of fortune are still in operation in
"iiiiiny parts of the town, and the
peoplo look to you for a strict on-
forcSment of the law. Will you do
It? We think so.
Ant movement which will bring to
the town industries, no mattor how
small, will lay the foundations for a
new ond bettor ora, the prosperity o
which will astonish the venerable
inossbacks of Shenandoah.
Young Mr. Letter and old Mr,
Armour are juggling with the staple
of life wheat. We know neither of
those men, but both have our sincere
wisli for dire failure. Whoever
gambles in the nocesnni ios of life,
commits a sin against the common
people.
It might be well to mention at tlii
time the oft repoatod assertion that
the Hkuald's oriticiHin of publi
. men rind policies are invariably mm'
in the interest of the peoplo at lrg.
uid tl.e loud talk and tin oats
, ' wido-inoutlioil hirelings ran not dele
us from this well established nil.-.
TuicnK is ivjoiei.ig in tlm Treiisui
Department at Washington, and it
hopt'd it will not prove prematuie.
Th leceipts of the treasury for flu-
tirst tuo-thiids of December- llftvi
been so unexpectedly large that th
greatest. confidence prevails thatthei
will be no deilcit.
W. A. Stonm, representintt th
Allegheny district in Congress, is re
ceiving much favor at the hands of
thaPhiladelphia Inquirer in his can
vass for the gubernatorial iioinimi
tion. This is an indication that th
Congressman is the Quayites' candi
date, as the Inquirer generally gives
the cue from that quarter.
Tiik Shamokin Dispatch, ono of
our most valued exchanges, reaches
our table in a new dress and now
headline, looking as neat as a new
pin. We congratulate our bright
contemporary upon this ovidence of
enterprise and prosperous condition
The people of Shamokin have much
reason to feel proud of the Dispatch
Says the Driltiniore American
"Mr; Bryan got two dollars
Mexican money for one dollar
American money, and ho waspleaBed
But wait until after he pays double
values in Mexico and then oxchanges
again, receiving one dollar of Auiori
con money for two dollars of Mexi
can money. We do not think he will
use the experience as an object-
lesson."
Women must bo careful how they
make presents to men ; as an almost
invariable rule men dislike to accept
them from women, though they are
fond of presenting them. To her
fiancee a girl may desire to maki
some small present, but if she wishes
truly to please him she will beware of
giving him a present of jewelry;
silver cigar case is the very utmost
that his manly dignity could accept.
without protest.
Tub special article on the semi
centennial of Girard Collecre. nub
liBhed in the Hkiiald last evening;
was read with a great deal of pleasure
by our thousands of readers, many
whom have become bnnntlnlnriaa ,
reotly or indirectly, of that now am
ous institution. Manv of Schuylkill
county's leading citizeng, In almost
every avpaatlon and prafweion, re
ceived their ilrst training in this
college for orphan boys one of the
grandost ohorities of modern times.
.CHASES
BloodfHervePood
For Weak and Hun Down People.
WHAT IT l I Therlohestofall restora
nilHl 1 1 13 I tire foods, because It Tea
Elo the essentials of life that are ex
susUd by disease, Indigestion, high living,
overwork, worry, excesses, abuts, etc
WHAT IT flflFSI Bymuklngthe blood
niiiii UUCOI pure and rich and the
dlrestlon perfo It creates solid flesh,
muscle ond strength. The nerves being
made strong the brain becomes ustlve and
Har. I t restores iostvltallty, s topsail wast
ing drains and weakness In either sex, and
as a female regulator has no equal. Price
60a, oruve boxes 82.00. Druggists or by nmlL
We can help you. Advice and book, free.
Write Us About Your CageJ
THE DR. CHASB COMPANY.
mi Chestnut Street. Philadelphia. I
Rrfeer Balls. Toy Trunks.
Larlalee ioc. Worth 50c, 75c, $1.00 ; our price
Mirrors.
- IBfSBSrlwS Silver Plated Mirrors,
, KwRp worth $2 00 ; our price 98c.
jfflBP-" " J-iB. v pitcher, worth $3 00 f our
DOLLS. .
JOINTED DOIsLS -Some with shoes and stock
ings, bisque heads and flowing hair, others with mov
ing eyes. Prices begin at 23 cents.
JOINTED DOLLS Handsomely dressed with
different color dresses. Prices begins at 23 cents.
JOINTED DOLLS Lorge size, bisque heads,
Prices begins at 23 cents.
KID DOLLS With bisque heads. Prices begin
at 10 cents.
DOLLS' COACHES
With or without parasols. Prices begin at 5 cents.
DOLLS' LAUNDRY
Sets complete. Laundry outfits, one of the most
satisfactory toy on the market, two sizes. Prices
25 and 50 cents.
TOY TABLES,
Made of hard wood, small size, 25 cents, large size
50 cents.
LEAD SOLDIERS
Of every kind complete. Prices start at 23 cents.
0 r 111 " 1 ' 'iii1' mi1 ii
Chri
Wine
Br!
-ish
Lemon,
. T.
Ha
$1
Silver P
Ink W
PrF
itmas Tree Ornaip.ents.
Immense assortment of glass Christinas tree orna
ments, every imaginable form in bright colors and
decorations. Prices 3 for 5c, 2 for 5c, 5 ioc each
China Tea Sets.
Nicely decorated and put up
in strong boxes. prices
begin st 23c.
Toy Pianos.
We have them in every size
Prices begin at 23c.
Ingraved Glasses,
Worth $1.00 per dozen. Our
price 60c.
ets.
ndsome crystal glass fin
ed with gold. Pnce$i.98.
ade Sets.
ndsomely decorated with
.vers, worth $3.00,
iso
lated
lis.
- 1- . n
price omy 40c
Price
1
Express "Wagons.
For the boys, well made. Can stand rough usage.
Prices begin at 34c. '
FurnT&ure.
Picture
Silver
Smokin
Dolls' set of furniture, small size 23c, large size 98c.
Frames.
elated. Price 13c.
j Sets.
SilverlPkted. Price 38c.
Pin Ci
Small fuver plated pin
aiiifi3. rrice ioc.
B
Jewel Cases.
Small jewel cases. Price ioc.
China Cup, A
Saucer and Plate.
Qur'prictflnly-aoc. '
H&WftY
TO HAVE A v.
fWt OTHERS HAffT
SAVE YOU
iOMHHIItC
0 -VST
NEST BLOCKS. TRUMPETS.
Prices, S3, 8t see. Prlcs, c and 10c,
CHILDREN'S
DESKS,
Handsome raised lid, 98c.
BOOKS !
10o. Books.
ltoblnson Cniioe.
Monkeys' Circm,
WontUrflil I'erfhnnlug Dos.
Visit to tliearous.
CtnilefBlla.
Chlldten In the Wool.
I.lltle leta.
Heed leu Harry.
Mother Goose.
Tliree Little Kitteni aud Tlireo Blind
MIee.
When tho Oat's Awny tho Mico Will
Tlay.
Mother Hubbard.
Jingles and Jokes.
Jaoit the Giant Klllor.
I-ittlo Folks' Talutlug Book.
Homo Book.
Aladdin.
Bobbin Hood.
A B 0 qf Auiunls.
A B Oof Nature. r
15c. Books.
Huirles anil Chat.
In PlctumjJtid.
Win of the Form.
Animals' Stories.
Aladdin.
Cindurella.
23c. Books.
Cosny Connor Stories.
Country Joys.
Circus snd Men merie.
Comic Animals.
Ktory After Story. .
Mother Goose.
Baby's Animals.
Bretty Story Book.
38c. Books.
Oim Iluudnd nud Ono Stories.
Biulgi't Stories.
Chitty Chatty Stories.
48c. Books.
Wonderland Storios.
Bobinson Crusoo.
Groat Big Story Book.
Giant Story Book.
An
10c. Games.
Fox and Gcoso.
Hit or Miss.
School Boy.
Polo.
Yachting.
Signer's Snake Game.
Wise Men's Puzzle.
Base Ball.
Authors.
Messenger Boys.
Tho Amateur.
23c. Games.
Old Mother Hubbard.
House that Jack Built.
Circus ABO Blocks.
Littio Bright Eyes.
Pussy and tho Three Mico.
Parlor Foot Ball Gamo.
Animal ABO Block.
Seneca Spelling Blocks.
Old Father Goose.
Fish Pond.
Hunt the Hare,
Kings and Queen?.
Homo Base Ball.
43c Games-
Arena Gamo.
Littio Beauty.
Pretty Village.
Boys and Girls Monagerie. -
India Gamo.
Scroll Puszle.
Huntiug the Tiger.
Tho Susceptlblaa.
Fish Pond.
Mansion of Happiness,
Mall Kxprew,
Lotto.
Chess.
Halma.
Noah's Ark.
"72c. Games.
Game of Golf.
Parlor Bate Ball.
Go Bn.
ludls, 0m.
Telegraph Boy.
Hide aud Sak.
98c. Games.
8tple Chase.
A Dull for the North Pole.
l"rohee1.
Around tlie Woild.
Mail .Express.
District Meesengir Boy.
Pietty Village.
Yellow Ktd.
KMli't Ark.
CASTORS,
Prices, 23c.
Hobby Horses and
Swing Horses,
In all designs and sizes
from plain to painted.
Prices begin at 98 cents.
Toilet Sets. Magic Lanterns,
Handsomely decorated
with jar. Price $4.48.
With good lens and three
slides. Price ,23 cents.
HOOK and LADDER,
Unbreakable iron toys in pretty colors. Price 73c.
SKIN COVERED ANIMALS, f""
Horses attached to milk wagons- Prices begin at 48c.
SLEDS, -
Coasters and Qirl5s Clippers. Prices 48c." and 72c.
DRUMS,
Drums to beat the band; all sizes. Prices 23c, 48c,
73c, 98c. and 1.48. , '.Ji,
Express Wagons.
Worttt'gi.50 ; our price 98c. ' -
Express Wagons.
Worth $2.00; our price $1.50.
Iron Wheelbarrows, 98c.
Baby Coaches.
From 23c up to $2 .00.
Dolls' Stoves.
Fit for the girls.
Nickle plated. Prices
begin at 23c.
Tin Kitchens.
With all sorts ol
tin pans. Tin ratines.
Prices ioc, 23c, 48c
and 98c.
Metelephones.
Easily learned. Prices 23c, 48c, 98c.
Pewter Tea Sets.
They are from the beet make. Prices begin at ioc.
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T FORGET THE NAME AND NUMBER.
102 North Main Street, Shenandoa
Next Door to Gill's Dry GOods Store.
Penn'a,