V
Holiday Sweets!
HUYLER'S
AFRESH CANDIES.
Delicious. Prepared of
tlie best materials No
stale goods, here. We sell
thetn too fast.
Shenandoah Drug Store,
3 South Alain St., Shennndonh.
Telephone IXnuectlou.
HOOKS & BROWNE
1 PER
Reduction on
any three one
dollar maga
zines ordered
until
January
1st, 1900.
May be sent to
separate ad
dresses if de
sired. HOOKS & BROWN.
Pointing
The
Way.
You always get a lesson of advice from the
experienced. In no thins: doe this message
mean bo much as In merchandising. Our
message to you U one of good things at good
prices, We point the way to satisfaction. Why
not profit by our advl e
Portz Bros.,
24
North Main Street.
Which is the leading
optical house in this vici
nity by comparing c
stock with that found in
other stores.
It's Easy to
Determine
Who sells at the lowest
prices by comparing
others' prices with ours
and you U find a great
difference in favor of buy
ing here.
All Examinations Made Free
Thos. Buchanan,
Jeweler and Optician,
No.
118 South Main Street
II
flACKEREL, 5 cts. and up.
CODFISH, 6 cts. and up.
All our coQee is selling at our
old prices. Our 23c Mocha and
Java collet is unrivalled.
Livo and Dressed Poultry
For Now Year.
"A HAPPY NEW TEAR" TO EVERYBODY,
B. A. Friedman
213 W. Centre St.
Two doon txtow Moll's dairy.
8 It is Easy
8 To Tell
JANUARY CRIMINAL TERM. '
Tim lliltinla, OlmrRoll Willi Win. 1'elill
Muriler, to lie llncl nn Irlitl Montlny.
Three Judges will sH In Juiljcnient during
liio tint week ol criminal court, lo commence
next Momlny. JudRo-eleet WRtlllnger will
lie morn In, nml with .IiiiIkch llechtel ami
Mnrr will sit In the trial of nisei.
The services of one of the juiliios will lie
taken up the k renter portion or tlio week in
the trial of the lltibnls brothers fur tlio
murder of Joseph ItutkofsM t Wm. Pen it.
This case will ho tlio lint cneo called on
Monday, Tho selection of n Jury will tako
up the remainder of tlio day, mid probibly
part of Tuesday Much Interest is mani
fested in this case, since iovoii people have
already been convicted of tho murder.
District Attorney llechtel, with Ills succawor-
elect, At. P. McLaughlin, and W. J. White-
house, will represent the coiuinouwenth. Tho
defendants will be represented by Wm. I).
Soltzer
Other important cases Qxod for the first
week of Court aro two hurclary onses from
Shenandoah, aud the oases in which three
Shenandoah yonng men arc charged, while
masked, with boating Jonathan Hummel and
his wife, at thoir homo near Hingtowu, and
robbing their borne of nearly f 00 in cash and
some valuable articles.
Working Night and Day,
The busiest and mightiest little tiling that
ever was made is Dr. king's New Life Pills.
Kvery pill is a sugar-coated globule of health,
that changes weakness into strength, listless
ness into enemy, brain-fag into mental jiower.
They're wonderful in building up the health.
Only 25c per box. Sold by A. Wasley.
To-nlglit'a Cantatn,
A crand concert exerche entitled "Shep
herds of Long Ago," will be produced at the
Calvary Baptist church this evening under
the auspices of the Suuday school, assisted
by the choir. This exercisos will consist of
choruses, trios, quartettes, duetts, and solos,
and gives ample opportunity to tho Sunday
school for a display of their talent. An ad
mission fee of 15 cents will be charged to
those not members of the Sunday school,
which entitles alt persons to receive a box of
cundy as a present. The following is the
program: Opening hymn, school; scripture
reading, Samuel Davis; prayer by tho pastor.
Itov. It. It Albln ; recitation, Harriet
Miller : duett. Albeit and Olwyn Harris;
citatiou, Ruth Powell; recitation, Myrtle
Harris; opening chorus, infant school and
choir; chorus, choir; quartette, Mame Mur-
ans. Capper, Waters and Griffiths; exercise
and drill, intermediary department; chorus,
school"; recitation, Minnie Hotrnian ; excrciso
and drill, primary department; chorus,
school; recitation, Harriet Miller; duett.
Misses Harris aud Reese; recitation, Mame
Harris; bass solo, Harry Reese; recitation,
Willie Evans ; recitation, Jacob Dix ; chorus.
hoir; exorcise and song, Misses Hoffman,
Evans, Miller, Jonas, aud Clarence Williams ;
recitation, Cay Miller; chorus, choir; des
criptive medley, members of choir. A
cordial iuvitation is extended the public to
attend this enteitaiument Doors open at 7
clock, exercise to commence at 8 o'clock.
Klectlou nf O Ulcers.
At a Tegular meeting of Washington Camp
No. 183, the following omcers were elected
P., T. H. Snyder; Pres., GeTSrge Shappel
Vice Pres., Benj. James; M. of F., H. J.
Brobst; Sec, D. G. Richards; Treas., A. L
Graf; Conductor, Chas. Bcisel; Inspector,
Alex. Lorah; I. G Jos. DeFrohn; Trustee
W. J. James; Rep. to F. B. A., T. H. Snyder.
Washington Camp, No 125, P. O. S. of A.
f Girardvillc, at a regular meeting elected
the following officers for the cusuing term
Past President, Richard Lanvon; President,
Wm, II, Price; Mce President, John L,
Griffiths; Master of Forms, G. A. Kohlerl
Conductor, Benj Cash; Recording Secretary,
W. Brown; Financial Secretary, J. W,
Merit; Treasurer, J. II. Babb; Inspector, II,
Koliler; Guard, Thos. I,. Evans; Trustee,
II. J. Koliler.
An election of officers was held last night
by Washington Camp No. 206, P. O. S of A.,
and resulted as follows: Past President,
Daniel Leho ; President, Israel Eisenhower:
Vice Presideut, Harry Master; Master of
Forms, Clarence Hower; Conductor, Wiliard
Morgan ; Recording and Financial Secretary,
John Danks; Treasurer, C. II. Uagenbuch
Inspector, J. U.Smith; Outer Guard, Thomas
Llewellyn ; Trustee, M. II. Master.
Held For Trill.
On the night of the 10th Inst, there was
fight in the saloon of Jacob Noll, on North
Main street, during which Juhu Haverty
threw a cigar lighter through the glass in the
front door of the place. Haverty failed to
pay for the damage caused and last night
Noll prosecuted him before Justice Shoe
maker on a charge of malicious mischief.
Bail'in the sum of $300 was furnished.
What You Need
For the Holidays
"We are prepared to supply you with
your holiday nepda. You may need
many poods and here 1h the place you
can get them for less money than any
where elae. See our
Groceries, Poultry,
Live and Dressed Tnick
ALU KINDS.
This la where to buy to save your money from
Deing squanuerca.
233 West Centre Street.
NEW
YEAR
GIFTS i
How about that friend that was
overlooked in the Christmas rush ?
Don't you think an article of
furniture would be very accej'table
lor your New Year greeting?
While assortments in some Hojs
are in a depleted condition you will
always find in a large store like
ours numerous articles suitable for
such an occasion.
Come and look around and see if
something will nt suggest itself
a handsome rocker, a picture to fill
some empty space or many of the
other useful articles found in a
large stock like what is always to
be seen here.
DAVISON'S
DEPARTMENT STORES,
No. 119-121-123 North Main St.
A TROUBLESOME CAR.
Tun I'inglnrs I'hIIimI In (let It llnrk ml a
Track.
At 8:30 o'clock last night a large pressed
steel oar on the Lehigh Valley Railroad, ono
of tho 100,000 pound capacity kind, loaded
with cool, got off tho track by striking the
point of a switch at Kohlnoor Junction.
Two engines failed to get the car on the
track mid It was necessary to unload the
forty-four tons of coal to do so, This was
accomplished at five o'clock this morning.
In trying to replace tho oar before it was un
loaded ono ot tho eiigliios was damaged by
having tho "bull bond" ousting at the rear
end pulled nut. Tho wost bound track was
out of sorvlco whllo tho car was disabled, but
the cast hound track was open.
PERSONAL MbNTIUN.
Miss Sidney Ncisw'nter, of Philadelphia, Is
homo to spend tho ' .itday vacation with her
parents on Jardln street,
Frank Qulnu, of Minersvlllo, was a busi
ness visitor to town to-day.
Mr. Lindsay Herkness, of Philadelphia, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. O.W. Van Fosscn.
Mrs, William Korslake returned home last
evening after spending tho holidays with
friends at Potlsville.
Thomas 11. Snyder mado a plcasuro and
business trip to Pottsvllle this morning.
John Knight, of North West str it, is
Btitlering from ulceration of tho throat.
Baird Halbcstadt, of Pottsvllle, was a visi
tor to town yesterday.
Rov. Cornelius Laurlsln spent yesterday at
Hazleton,
John C. Kline, of Ashley, is the guost of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Kline, on
North West streot. Their daughter. Miss
Gussie. who was their guest for several days,
returned to Reading to-day.
Misses Carrie and Amy Beddall, of Port
Carbon, were visitors to town last evening
Deaths nml Funerals
Jacob B. Reinhold, father of Eli S. Rein
hold, caskiorof the Union National Bank, of
Mahanoy City, died at his homo iu Myers
town, Lebanon county, yesterday from heart
failure. Ho was ninety years old. He took
an active interest in the Abolitionist niovo-
ment that preceded tho Civil war. The
funeral will tako place at Myerstown next
Monday.
Charles Henry, twomoutli-old son of
Charles H. Raybould, of Mahauoy City, died
this morning. The funeral will take place
next Sunday afternoon.
Atsix o'clock yesterda7"aorningMr9. John
Moran died at ail advanced age at her home
in Centralia, where she has been a resident
for many years. Deceased Is survived by a
husband and large family, all grown.
Injured on the Itnllroatl,
Georgo Hettler, of Pottsvllle, lireman on
the Penna, railroad, was pulled out of the
cab of the engine at Morea colliery, being
caught by a ur standing on another track.
His injuries are not fatal.
A railroader from Delano whllo making a
coupling yesterday morning was caught be
tween the cars and badly squeezed about tne
hips at Hazleton.
Joseph Young, a brakoman on the Mt.
Carme' local freight on tho Lehigh Valley
railroad was fatally injured yesterday moru
ing while making up his train in tho Packer
ton yard, He was taken to his home.
Prepared
under GBltOIAN LAWS.
Is Excellent lor
v a uriinvi
Lameness, Rheumatism, etc.
UK. KICIITER'S World-KCTiowned
"ANCHOR"
PAIN EXPELLER.
What one physician out of many testifies I
3rooklyn.NewYork,Hay 231894
Richters-ANCHOR PAIN
EXPELLER is the equal
of any anodyne liniment
in the world. It relieves
pains, reduces swellings.
it should becallecTKIrfG
OF LINIMENTS
V-9 36 CLINTON 'ST.
25c. and 40c. at all druggists or througn
, F. Ad. Blchter 4 Co., 216 Pearl St, New York J
36 HIGHEST national AWARDS.,
tiecommenriea oy prominent ihy
itctana, tvnoiesaie ana aeiau
"TOTICK. Desirable properties for sale. An
il ply to S. G. M. Ilollopeter, attorney, Shen
andoah.
8-31-tf
The-
Boston Factory
Shoe Store
HAS THE
Largest Stock,
Best Stock,
Best Values
In Men's, Boys', Ladies',
Misses' and Children's Foot
wear to be seen for the holi
days anywhere in town.
Our
Prices Complete
Sale.
Every
BOSTON
E,
27 South Main Street. Shenandoah,
1. 8PONT, PROP.
FOUR DOORS ABOVE POST OFFICE.
Pa.
Just Arrived!
From South Africa.
The finest hops and malt to
facture the famous
manu-
BERGNER & ENGEL
Tanrihauser Beer.
It is now on tap at the well
known hostlery of P. J. Hiley, 200
West Oak street, for the holidays.
Give him a call and be convinced
Soloman teak, flgt,
116 South Main St.,
SHENANDOAH, PENNA.
V
Tit: WKATIIKtt.
Higli proHsnrrii arc gonornl, excorit In
Now ISnglniul and t lie north l'nclllc
adulates, and low
ii'innerniiiroH con
tinently prevail,
except in tlio mid-
illo nlntnnll nml
P eastern Florida.
ufe Willi tliftsn oxretl-
tlons tlio tempora-
t tiros are 3 to 22
L dpgrees bolow tlio
average, forecast
lor this section:
f''alr; continued
cold today, tomor
row and probnlily Sunday; light to
fresh northerly winds.
Sunrise, 7:27; sunset, 4:M; longth of
Any, Oh., 2-tni.; moon rises, 4:36 a. 111.;
moon sots, 2:03 p. in.
P1THYP01M1S.
II tii!iigii Throughout tli Country
Chronicled for llKftty I'crtirtitl.
I'ny your taxes before Monday and save
':o B per cent. '
Plumbers aro now getting in their work on
hursted water plnos. I
Many of the fndiistriea la Columbia county
are Injured by tlio Trtmts.
ileautlful designs In wall paper at Cnrdlu's,
fi and 0 ccrTU per roll. Cull ami seo them tf
A party of about twenty youngsters, uow
studeuts at Qirard College, left ycsUrday to
reu mo their studios.
Tho holiday vacation of the public schools
will end aud tlio sessions will ho resumed
next Tuesday morning.
Tlio smaller sizes of coal, notably pea and
chortuut, still hold the most Important posi
tions In tho anthracite, market.
Tho Schuylkill Valley Telepbono company
has fifty-three subscribers to their service iu
Ashland, and new onlers aro coming in overy
day.
C. A. Soidel, of Pottsvllle. has been reap
pointed district deputy grand high priost of
Schuylkill county of tho Royal Chapter of
Masons
Tax collectors aro making their roturns of
taxes on unseated lands to tlio County Com
missioners (or 1899. To-nmrrow will be the
last day to perform this important duty.
Speaking of advertising and its benefits,
liavo you ever noticed that tho brightest
newest, most cheerful, up to date, stores are
the ones that create business by persistent
advertising and hold it?
His stated, on good authority, that the
Marion colliery, at St. Clair, is likely to be
abandoned soon. Tho mine has not been op
erated for a long while, and Is kept open at a
big expense to tho oporators.
illarrlHgoa.
Yesterday Mis Mlllio Parish, a prominent
young lady of Gilbertou.and Henry Drcsliler.
of Wm. Pom), wore Joined in marriago at the
former place by Itov. Zwolzig, of tho M. E,
church. They left for Lebanon on a short
wedding tour
Frank Lentz, formerly of Ashland and
now a resident of Philadelphia, and Miss
Florence Leib. daughter of Mr. aud Mrs.
(leorge Leib, of the former place, wero
joined in wedlock Wednesday evening.
The home of Mr and Mrs. Jonathan Oulll-
vcr, at centralia, nas the sccue of a very
pretty wedding, Wednesday evening, when
their daughter, Miss Mary Eva, and Mr
James Oroagor were united in the holy bonds
of matrimony by Itev. J, W. Buckley, pastor
of tho M. E church. They were attended by
Mr. Isaac Oulllver, brother of the brido, and
Miss Lottie tireager, sister of the groom.
found Ills Skull.
Last weok while putting coal through
Kaskawllliiim breaker workmcu found the
skull of John Lodiuski, a minor who was
lili.wii to atoms about two yeais ago whllo
working in Big Vein miue. The accident at
that time was similar In that by which Fire
Boss Calloway was entombed. At that time
thero were four who met death, but the
bodies of all exceptinz Lodiuski were re
covered by searching parties.
t'nttHillle Taper Change lllinds.
Tho Evening Chroniclo, the leading Demo
cratic, organ of this county, changed hands
yestcrd.iy Judge-electGeorge J. Wadlinger,
ox-Senator Charles F. King, of Pnttsvillo,
and Albert Depew, of Delano, recently ile-
fenled for County Treasurer, nro back of the
new owners. It will ho continued as Demo
crat 1 iu p' litlc, but will ho antagonistic to
tho silyor wing of the
this county.
I). mociatio party in
Teachrr ltnlgini.
Miss Hattio Wagner has resigned bor posi
tion as teacher in thu grammar department
nf tho Mahanoy City publip schools and Miss
Kato Kemery was promoted to fill tho
vacancy. MUs Margaret Collins was elected
as a new teacher of the corps.
The Law Examinations.
The examining committee of the Schuyl
kill County Bar has completed Its examina
tion of the fifteen applicants who seek ad
mission to the bar and will meet either next
Tuesday or Wednesday, to report upon the
successful applicants.
'8
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Small Profit and Quick Sale Store
Has been opened by Sam Levine, 104 East Centre street, Rob
bins' building. All our goods are sold as represented or money
returned. Our winter sale of
Men's, Boys', Children's. Ladies', and Misses' Shoes.
Gum Boots and Rubbers, and Gent's Furnishings
Is now going on. We keep no shoddy goods. A penny
earned is a penny saved. So be wise and go to the greatest
bargain house in Shenandoah. Visit us whether you buy or
nbt. Remember the place.
SAM LEVINE, 104 E. -Centre St.
Reduction in Ladies' Coats I
This cold, snappy weather a good coat is a very comfortable
garment. We are offering at present :
Plush coats, worth $25, at $9.98.
Kerseys, all colors.worfh $10, at $5,
Astrakhans, worth $8.00, .at $3.50.
In millinery we can suit everybody. Come and buy these
goods. We are closing" out our stock very cheap.. Also
notions and dry goods.
NEW YORK BARGAIN STORE,
23 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
GSOL.DI!MQ
A
S our stock of clothing and
that time,
MEN'S, BOYS' and CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING and OVERCOATS
That were never offered before to the
people of this section.
g-Our stock of Hen's Underwear will be sold
regardless of cost.
Mammoth Clothing House,
9 and 11 S. Main
Deeds IlAcnnled.
From County Commissioners to James T.
turkloy, premises 'u Rellly Twp ; from the
same to M. J Fleming, premises In I'railcy
Twp. ; from Cornelius Eborwein to Leopold
Eberweln, premises In Yorkvillo ; from Benj.
Moll et nx. to 11. G. Klmmel, premises in
West Brunswick Twp, : from August Jacob et
ux. to X. 8. Farqubar, premises in St. Clair;
from K. S. Farqubar to August Jacob, prem
ises in St. Clair.
Calloway's llody Not Yet Uncovered,
Tho remains of Fire Boss William Callo
way, entombed at Kaskawilliam colliery ten
days ago, havo not yet been reached. The
rescue shifts are working Incessantly. The
colliery olllcials to-day could give no estimate
of how long It will take to reach Calloway.
Tbore is no hope any longer entertained that
the man is alive.
Marriage Licenses.
James Flaherty of Oiranlvllle, and Kate'
O I cam, of Ashland; Oscar D. Trout and
Mary Ney, both of Orwigsburg; William
D.ivl Ison and Ann W. Goodwin, both of
Mahanoy City; Ulack Buczkowskt and Ver
ouika Bialuuiizultc, both of Shenandoah;
II J. Hcrr, of Muncy Vnlley. and Maggie
Loviue, of Sbonaudoah.
It's tho little. colds that grow into big colds;
tlio big colds that end in consumption and
death. Watch tho little colds. Dr. Wood's
Norway Pino Syrup.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IADIES Many hand.omn premiums are
1 earned dully by a few hours amon friends
selling our goods. Why not you? Our com
plete outfit sent free to any address. American
Tea Co , Pittsburg, l'a. 12-29-m
FOlt SAI.U A fine boy horse, formerly
owned liy the Rescue Hook and I.Bdder
Compfini. Apply to George Schclder, -3 East
Coal ftrect 12-2lt
FOB HUNT. A very desirable brick dwelling
lious',No. 8IKat Oata'reet. Eight rooms,
water In the house, a nice side yard, a most
beautiful location Next to 31, K church Pos
sesion given January 1, 1900. Kent reasonable.
Apply at 28 West Lloyd street, or 20 South White
treet. 12-18-tf eod
j T)ANK EI.E TION". The annual meeting of
I I) the Btockhold rs of the Merchants' Notional
Honk of Shenandoah, l'a., will be heiuattnn
hanking bouse on Tu sday, J nuary 9th, 1900,
between tho hours of 2 and 4pm, for the
purpose ot electing thirteen 13 directors to
serve the ensuing year.
12-8-5t-oaw E. n. IIuntkk, Cashier.
1 J KNT OU SALE A hotel, containing four
JV teen room, the barroom flxturescoinplete;
and the boue la centrally located in Itlnctown.
For further Information apply to Michael
Peters, Shenandoah, Pa. 12-21-tf
l.iort HUNT OR FOR S LB.Xo. 120 North
X Moln street, now occupied by n fane shoe
.Inr. PnuMinmliKn A trl I lt lCOfl fttnrn
I ias niate class front. More and w. lllng- can
Uo renrca with or witnoiii warcn om ami sinuie
very reasonable by a desirable tenant. Apply
to O W. Newhouscr No, 122 North Main St tf
SELLING OUT. Our entire stock of boots,
shoes and rubbers. Our sal U now on and
our stoclc must be so'd as soon as possible At
Charles Dletr, 120 North Main street. 12-28-t
TjOR SALE. Cheap to a prompt buyer. A
? very desirable three-story property In a
f taved square on Main street. Contains two
orge store rooms with plate glass fronts Com
fortable dwelling with bath. Yard, warerrom
and stable, to each. Whole lot 30x190 feet to
alley. Very tine location for any kind o'
business. Prefer to sell the whole propert
but will sell part of It If desired, at veryrenson
able price and terms. For further information
please address "Owner," P. O, Box 22, Shenan
doah I'n 11-O-tf
DECORATIVE
ART 3
Una achieved Its greatest triumphs In our
artUtlc and handsome stock of wall papers.
All the latest designs and fashionable shades
and colorings are embodied In our superb
stock of art wall papers. We have them from
$1,00 per roll for high art decorations to 5
cents per roll for bedroom, parlor, hall or
dining room papers.
All
Artistic 1
All Pretty !
224 West Centre St.
Shenandoah.
Broad cloths, worth $12, at $7.50.
Heavy cloth coats.worth $6, $2,50.
Children's coals at half price
GOLDIN'S
must be reduced to a certain figure
by March 1st, 1900, we will, until
give bargains on
St..
Holiday Gifts.
Good old Santa Claus is getting ready to hold
his annual festival and scatter his rewards
amongst the boys and girls, and even the young
men and maidens as well as the older folks.
We have made our store into a veritable
Alladin's cavern well stocked with every variety
of Dolls, Go-carts, Toys, Games, Animals,
Picture Books, Etc.
Dolls
Hundreds of dressed and un
dressed beauties. See our
special 23c one.
Go-carts.
A splendid assortment, all
sizes, from 25c up.
Toy
Instruments.
Pianos, all sizes, Trumpets,
Drums, Accordeons, Metal
aphones, from 5c up.
Magic Lanterns, Steam Engines,
Mechanical Toys ; of the
latter we have an immense
assortment.
CHAS. GIRVIN,
outh Main St., Shenandoah.
e s
GAUG HAN'S
Rich Values now Ava II
s able to our Patrons.
Others made from good quality all wool cloth, lined, value $1.69,
our price $1. 25. A better grade cloth, extra heavy, tuckedt braided
and lined, value $2.25, om price $1.75.
Mohair Waists, 2.00 to $2 25, real value $2.50 and $3.00.
We have received another case 1-4 white, all-wool, home-made
Blankets, value $4.50, our price tor this lot $3.35.
P. J. GAUGHAN
CALL FOR THE
Special
...Brew
FROM
Canada Malt
IT is OUT OF SiGHT.
Columbia Brewing Company.
We Are
t
is anything left over to meet
F.J. PORTZ,
The Largest, Prcttleat and Cheapest Toy House Iu Shenandoah.
GOLOIIM'S
overcoats
I Gold in, Proprietor.
Iron ToyS
Engines, Hook and Ladders t
Patrol Wagons, Drays, Cook
Stoves, etc., 10c to $2.00.
Animals.
Horses, Sheep, Donkeys,
Goats, etc., 10c to $3.00.
Interesting
Games.
A big variety, from toe to
$1.00.
Fancy Goods.
Plush or Celluloid gifts.
Suitable for all ages.
Fancy China.
A stock which cannot be ex
celled in this county.
One lot of Ladies' and Misses' fine Ker
sey Jackets, in black, castor and royal
blue, lined with roniaine silk, worth 10,
our price $7.50.
Another lot extra quality Kersey, in,
blaek, tan, cartor & royal, lined through
out with best grade lancy taffeta silk,
value S12. 50, our price $10. 00.
Children's Long Coats, size 2 to 6 yrs,
in fine all-wool cloth, cardinal, blue and
green, collar and cape trimmed with fine
braid, value $3.00, our price $2.25. A
better quality cloth, extra heavy, in car
dinal, electric blue, navy and green,
value $4.75. our price $3,75.
Ladies' Plaid Winter Waists, made
from best quality English Flannelette,
real value 65 cents, our price 50 cents.
THE BOSTON BAKERY
NOW AT
222 West Centre Street.
Try our 25 cents worth of bread checki It
entitles you to seven loaves.
l Oc Regular size cup cake 7c.
l oc Regular size sponge cake Sc.
Try our confectionery, Huy trom us.
We sell flno confectionery cheap.
Boston Bakery,
U. Morgansteln, Prop.
Now selling our stock of HOLIDAY GOODS
at cut prices, if you have not made a present
yet, you can now purchase MUCH FOR
LITTLE HONEY. Come and set? if there
your wants.
21
N. Main St.