The Dickinson press., 1893-12-16
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Gloves. underwear. fancy Scarf>
and .nuttler>. linen and silk handker-
chiefs. overcuats mitt MS. Look p
these goods AMI prices and the Dick
lnScn Mercantile Compemy'>.
When buying your Chris,mas a;.d
New Years presents don't forget III 1,
Ed Dodd has Something that will
please Your T. tsteru friends he;trr
than anything else vuU can set. l62t
Santa Claus Will viSi, The Baptist
/ church Monday evening. December
-. at half past Seven. He VIII wei
come all hut is especially deSironS %
See the children vi the Suud ~ school.
Ii is Very seldom that the SutSti-
trite is better than the genuine aiti-
Gle, hut with "cuttoleme" this is IL
fact. Better and cheaper than the
hest lard. For safe at >cuiicli'S. Is
When shopping and wonder n-
what you Will buy for Christians jus.
step into the Columbia ans! SEE the
display in gent novelties. artistically
arranged. You may lind Just wha,
You want.
{. :. Langdon has the sole agency
for >hepp's Worlds Fair Photo
graphed, Il book We'll worth having.
You should see it. Would like Il
few good canvassers. Address.
l62t {. :. LANGpoN. DICKINSON.
Did we understand You to say that
times are too hard to purchase amy
Christmas presents! If so You GER
tainly have not examined the stock
ut Merry \ McDonald's. Their prize
es are right.
The Columbia gives $1,000 worth of
goods to the person who guesses the
nearest to the number of beans in the
jar. You get Il guess for every 25cts.
You spend there. See their "ad' i'm
this paper
Mrs. McCloy entertained the No
Name Club Thursday evening. TIE
programme was Il musical one. .includ-
| ing various combinations of piano.
llnte. harp and cornet aud Vocal solos.
and the meeting WAS II very pleasant
event of the week.
The PRESS cannot give space enough
to enumerate the tine Nmas goods at
Freemans Call early aud make Sc
lection. He is doing business for
fun this year; profits have gone where
Santa Claus is supposed to come down.
The ground floor gallery is the
place to go to have your picture TAX
en-. and now is the time if You wish
it before Christmas. When there
you are almost sure to purchase one
OF more Western views for your East.
ern friends. Remember the place.
Suppose you can buy lamp chin
neys ut five, six or eight cents each.
Such truck is dear at any price. The
LA Bastie" for sale at Scolield's
is the best and cheapest glass on the
market, and will not break from heat,
cold OF handling. l0 tt.
The Columbia advertiSes in this is
sue for money; and. Judging from the
oil
and shoes. they will be crowded with
customers. Very few people realize
the benefit this house has done the
commnnity.-Really prices on such
goods as they carry have been rctluc.
ed one.half 1915
Feeble and capricious appetites are
best regulated by the use of Ayers
Cathartic Pills. They do not debil-
tate, by excessive stimulation; but
cause the stomach, liver and bowels
to perform their functions properly.
AS an after dinner pill. they are une-
qualed.
Noe w ioilliIS W oull ulliel lalSe COl-
ors. Mr. Scotield asks us to state that
the rumor that he had bought two
solid cars of California and Eastern
canned goods, and Il carload of mixed
groceries, is not correct, us he did not
buy any solid cars; but he has good
assortment of the best groceries ut
lowest living prices for cash.
Mrs. j. p. Tingle has the sincere
sympathy of her many friends in the
loss this week of her father, Mr.. VIM.
jenkins of Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr..
Jenkins had not been strong for some
time and an attack of grippe devel-
oped into pneumonia of which he died
Tuesday evening. He was danger
ously ill for so short time that Mrs.
Tingle could not get home before he
died. He leaves Il widow and one
daughter besides Mrs Tlngle.
The Sunday school of the Congre-
gational church will hold Christmas
services on Monday evening. Dec. 25.
at O'Clock. All are cordially invit.
ed to attend. The usual programme
will be varied somewhat by having IL
Christmas bell nst~ad of a tree.
There has been good programme
arranged and Il good time is expect
ed. The entertainment is to he civ.
EN- mostly by the children and young
people of the school.
East Lehigh Coal.
1t is Il little more than one VI. since
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