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The Progress., 1893-07-22
Kansas City and Return.

Commencing May Is and until Octo-
Der 81, unless otherwise ordered, the
Texas and Pacific Railway will sell
round trip tickets. limited for return
passage, to an including November Is,
1893, TO Kansas City at rate Of s26 30.
The Progress., 1893-07-22

lady, whose hair came out every
combing. was induced to give Ayers
Hair Nigor faithful trial. She did
50. and not only was the loss of hair
checked, but new and vigorous
growth soon succeeded that which
hal gone.
The Progress., 1893-07-22
NOTICE TO TREsPAsseRs.

~ 'D- = HIOT FNOOtHJ.
The treatment received Mt the hands
"f the public being SO villainous. we
have decided to close the private rond
through the Mccormick property.
AIRY one passing through under any
circumstances will be prosecuted for
trespass.
MCCORMIcK q DAuGHrRY.
The Progress., 1893-07-22


amt get something ! r"nId
ulIIlI'.
Gold circulatos in all coua-
tries as money only under re-
strictious cf law. Nations have
liNcl u unit OF monetary vaI1o
lon its weight aud 'juou"-~ and
in all nations using It as mon.
I oy tn" market raIV" is iV"d
by j,% COINAGE or artificial
value. i'H was u'" a"w'o"-
/ NZ'I ''t market ''Il' "ol.I
20 Gown, l- Fl D." h'iI mp toy
arbitrary H"' "1j"o "1.r
s' many Grams iH"
. clllN1'.N. .. "a '''l1Hl +Im l0
c"o'''IiH- '.'ht@. lI." r'In-
o2" OBJ go'i W"1.l n'. "' 1'''
To Keep gold iN circulation %,
I0@ W1r"'j value $50. FL" T"i-.
above ITS coinage NH..'. "
g"Ii were ~ rJ's' 'H ".r,o.
value by reason %. extra d"-
p'NJ 50 jha' 80 -I''"- ol l'
would command for u.' m tine
.ariS NOR" lban - .IO. Nearly
every dollar now IN cIr.H."t''n
WoUIi b' sold as bullion, 9ui
th"r" would bc "a great CON
traction "t currency
What the people want with
money is to cancel trcir ohIi-
cations, aud any material i'm
nature that will accomplish
this satisfactorily is money So
far as that nation GOES. We
do not care what Patagonians
use as money. If we trade
with them we do not want their
money, but take in exchange
for ours some production of
their country. 50 with all ma.
tions of the world. We do not
want nor expect our money toI
circulate as money in the Eu-
ropcan countries but exchange |
our productions for theirs, So
we do not need to care whether
our money circulatcs there or
not. If any of it should be |
there It Is very easy to return /
1t TO us in exchange Tor our
stun What we do need is
plenty of our own money, that
can be produced at home, and
that can be used to employ la
bor here that will consume
more of our productions and
increase home demand. We
need it of our own so that we
will not need to borrow Of Eu-
rope and have to send so much
OF our produce out as interest.
Europe collects millions from
our people for rent for the use
OF money that could be kept at
home by our own people and
be used to employ more labor.
N'ney IS an implement OF pro- .
'lctlon' 1t Is also Il creation OF t
law y Now suppose there was .
I farmer VINO couId make good s
ploWS hl'nSelf ana had plenty ,
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SOUND IDEAS on The MONEY
QUESTION,
A Farmer Who is Somcwna, Posted Him
self.
HuurrT>r. a.. July T.. l~9|.

Ror,r<r,r.,.. lury Il. I,os.
Editor PRoGRrss-"II' in
your issue Of July -, while
discussing the money question
from Il cold bu"' standpoint,
with Great GOLD bug ability,
proves that uc either docs not
understand 'ho question or Vi
.cIoU-Iy mj-roprr.outs the ma
|tDrc - money. While ! shall
mot attempt f. answer nuwnri-
cajjy hi+ questions ! think the
Showing rip o, tAo nature of
money and ITS U-'s will render
unnecessary ANY po'j.n OF Che
questions themselves.
Ills first question, ".'9 vou
think That 1'r or oven Glr
worth of silver is worth as
much a~ - in @,lH' prove,
that h" is yithny % huoyr and
writing in the interest OF the
gold bugs, or Is unable ~au'or
his massive intellect ON So
small point Of difference aS
market value Of Il commodity
and the monetary value of n
coin. He had just rs we'll have
asked if DE worth of potatoes
was worth 5Oc in money. Tn.
less a man knows what he is
talking about he had better
not pick up the Gauntlet and
engage ia discussing questions
IN wL;cb nonv of tbn ,oonIo
u :,
81, '''H wen ','
money lS' "r SHOUT" oe 'iic
medium of exchange between
the people Of a nation; its value
can only be fixed bv law: its
rso v,s oJontcl j., c;y;I;yod
- @
'''''' .' "''''' 80 y ', mus ~ ~
c"'''i'lo"i'IeS rs ""r''r WAS not
always convcnlcnG 1t Is the
check used ia caucelling obIi-
cations between individuals
and associations. tbo law oivos
:, .II.;
~ :, ''9 ''' F''! '"- i '',
therefore us value y e''''eIS .
arbitrary.
Gold, silver or any other
metal that Is USED as money /
has two other values market
or colh'herciai value ana an IN
trInslc or natural value. Com
mercIal value Is hNed Oy the
laws ot supply ana demand,
whether lncSe laws arc natural
or m artIiiclaL' intrinsic value Is
the git of nature ana cannot
De allec'e" e. Gy law OF com
''Ierce. y e, Do'l las, "S Il i money met ;,
III WAS nrIV u9Gu oec'uSe It's
iolll'erclal .alu9 cou'o oe
Iear9eo eo9'' a"', IT was Ho'
The Progress., 1893-07-22

The Cotton Belt Railway will sell
tickets from Shreveport to st. Louis
and return at rate Of. $22 05 for round
trip; date of sale April Is to October
81, 1893, inclusive, good for return
until November Is, 1893.
The Progress., 1893-07-22

Send your job work to The PEoG-
EEss office. An accomplished printer
has charge of this department who
does neat work at reasonable.rRtes.
The Progress., 1893-07-22
Truck Farm al! Orchard
FOR SALE.
A RARE BARGAIN IN THIS

have for sale one of the most desiri-
BILE places for truck farming and truit
growing i'm North Louisiana. II is situa-
ted one-half mile below Shreveport. on
Red river. i'm BossiCr parish, about thirty
1--WE acres of land. dive ling, barn, tonl
room aud pigeon luf: about twenty i've
acres in orchard, comprising 300 peach
trees. two-thiTds just come into bearing:
400 fgs, 300 pears. besides apples. hprl-
cots. cherries. plums. pecans AID grapes
IN smaller quantities. The very
best q; lands adiaceIt. If pur-
chuser should want 10 cultivate addi-
tional lands in cotton, for rent. The
place is admirably situated fr trucking.
which, run i'm connection with small
canning and preserving establishment
on the place. will yield handsome re-
turns from now on. 70 anyone with the
health and energy TO attend To II. this Is
an opportunity not met with often.
The place il owned by Mr.. +. A. Daught-
nv aud must he sold on account of his con-
tinued III health To recupernte which II"
is warned by his physician that he must
leave. For this reason | will sell this val
ueble piece of property for the
CdnRTEInIll cQfrE nE 60 S00
The Progress., 1893-07-22
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT.
\ ~. es'raole dwelling on Hope street,
Line, containing six rooms.
" fresh, wholesome water on
ses. Apply to
= d Hicks, 2o5 Milam street.
The Progress., 1893-07-22
PRICE or $500,

On the extremely easy terms Of $1,000
cash and the balance i'm one and two
years with vendors lien, retained aud
notes bearing per cent per aunun from
dat. The title TO this property is
perfectb and evond dispute. Call and
zee me early for the bargain.
The Progress., 1893-07-22

'e prices for job work.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-27
SECRET SOCIETY DOINGS

Society Tid-Bits of Interest to. the Mem.
hers of the Fraternity.
*Phaon Strauss, Of Capt. j. S. Webb
Camp No. 90, S. OF ", will represent
his camp at the State Encapment at
Honesdale, Pa, next mouth.
*We equipped ourselYea with full
line Ui society cuts and are now better
than eyer prepared to do all kinds oil
printing III TINS line at the very lowest
rates possible. Among the cuts that
we naYe are: 1. y. U. f.; Red Men; Jr.
q. U. A. M.; 5. OF "; q. a. R.i \. 7. Z
h.; b. OF II. Il. b.; Is. OF X. X, b.; Royal
Arcanum; Knights OF Phythlasi
Daughters OF hebecka; X Il, n, &c,
Orders by mail viii Ue attended to
promptly. We charge everybody the
same prce, give you good work and
deliver It promptly. Try US.
Secret societies in need Of paraphe-
MALTA, ilags, banners, uniforms, etc.
should consult II. " Mortimer, Jr.
who represents one Of The largest firms
aud importers, manufacturers and
dealers III tins country before purchas
ing elsewhere. lie VIII save you money
James X. Keuney, OF Reading; K. Ii
Koch vi FOItsyIue, ana n, h. otees. ol
Pnllaueiphlu, who were appointed
committee " revise the constitution ol
the subordinate lodges Oh the 4. -. .
OF A. completed Iner work after
lengthy SESSION. QuIUe number o
changes were made, wnlcn VIII be sub
lnIJteu 10 Inc camps at once by SJaU'
Secretary Meand Tor approval and ~
al action taken thereon at the mex
meeting OF the state camp al Cneste
in August.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-27

NEW YoRK, May 2i-state and western
-four quieti low extras, 81. l0d,255; city mills
patents, S45o04T5, fair 10 fancy, s25il58d5i
Minnesota clear, SIS G85s patents, S4256
40 superhne, 9l.1jd2.2j; city mills. 81; win
ter wheats, low grades. e. lO0s25A, patents
e8sbfB4.25; atraiahts. s3dOlbt; rye mixturea
te.90d85g hns. Sl.did2.lO; southern dull;
common 10 fair extra, S2.lO03lO; good 10
choice do, e8lbd426 Rye dull; supsrffne
t3iO0S8 Wheat lower; June, 755s075lEci
July, TIstB7sc.i August, 70lAc; September,
e09tbslo.; December sils8sjlkc. Rye mac
tive; western, 6i0B9c. Corn lower; June, 4slSc.;
July, 4s3s0isi6e.i August, ls5kGi9c; Septem-
Dor, 49)6c.i No. 2 6nd5lc. Oats dun; May,
esltc.i June, 8il4c.i July, bit035i6c.; August,
ti3to-i state, NQtf7c.; western, 8584d47o.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2A-Beef quiet; extra
meaa, t7.60lbsb NJ family, Sll0l2. Pork dull:
new mess, Sc; old mess, Ssl.2j; extra prime
nominal Lard quiet, steam rendered, slO.90.
Butter steady New York dairy, i62lo.i west
ern dairy, ltDlsc.; ElZins, 2lc.; New York
creamery, 2lo; western creamery, l5n2lo,
Imitation creamery 100 lsC. Cheese active;
New York, new large white a1luc; do, col
cred, e9loo,i DO; small ai t4lOc; part skins,
bGacl full skins, 5eIllgc. Eggs firm; New
YORK and Pennsylvania, l0c.; western, $50
ibgtoi southern, per case, S8dA51
bALuaoRE, May 4-Flour quiet Wheat
weak Cora nrmi white corn, by sample, b2c
yellow corn, by sample, Soc. Oats quiet Rye
duu. Nay nrmer; good 90 choice timothy
$loolA Cotton nominal; middling, Sc. Pro
visions quiet Butter nominal; creamery
fancy sl02o; do fair 10 choice, ls6sOc; do
Imitation, l7c.i ladle, fancy, l6c.; good u
choice, ltBibo.i rolls, nne, l6c.; do, fair q
5000, ls0l6oi store packed, l6o. Egg hrmsl
al laltc
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-27

TIE Mauch Chunk Democrat is at its
old tricks again The Democrat learns
nothing by experience, nor forgets'
Since the little event of almost three
years ago when the Democrat and the
gang of pow-wowers back of it were
emphatically rebuked by the good peo
pie of Carbon county who had long
tired of trickery and Doodle in politics,
it has been the aim of the organ Of
scum and filth TO repeatedly make
malicious attacks on George w. Esser
and other excellent Democrats who so
ably assisted in exposing and defeat
ing the gang of tricksters. Those good
people who we've mislead by this
coterie of bosses see by the right light
now and are giving them wide berth,
All that is now necessary is for the re-
united Democracy to put men in
nomination for county offices who will
be servants of the people and old
money bags and his allies will be
turned down for all time.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-27
PAINTING
AND
PAPER HANGING,
Owen Rehrig,

N'A'NA 'fNr'N 'N'
We have severed our connec-
ton with Mr.. o. F. Acker, and
will hereafter do ali kinds of
house painting, decorating and
paper hanging ourself We will
make prices on all work in our
line as low as possible, while at
the same time we will do only
the best kind of work. We will
be pleased to figure en- any
work that YOU may need and we
also hope for a fair share ofyour
patronage. We will continue
on our headquarters for wall
papers, Borders, Curtains, Paints
and Supplies, all kinds of
Stationery %c., and will kindly
solicit your patronage.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-27
our Circulation 1880

The AshHeld post master should
read up the postal laws in reference to
refused newspapers. Publishers are to
be notified by special card-the re-
fused newspapers are NOT to be re-
turned.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-27

THERE SEEMS to be very general
disposition to have Associate Judge
Seidel, of Normal Square, succeed him
self. The Judge is an ablea and learned
official and has filed the judgship
with credit and ability.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-27

CANDIDATES should make their an
nouncements IN the newspaper that
reaches the great mass Of people. The
ADVOCATE prints 1900 copies every
week. The uniform price charged for
announcement cards is $500 in ad
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-27

CHARLES GREEN has been made P. NJ
at Little Gap Mr.. Green was recon-
mended by George Esser, Jonathan
Kistler and Frank Sharkey and in
dorsed by Congressman Mutchler
straws sometimes tell which way the
windy winds blow. Do you see?
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-27

buffalo, May A.-Cattie steady; good 1850
70 100 pounds steers held at sieOdta Hogs
nrIni good 20 choice, sI.65GlS9O, good med
iums, S1a5Bs; pigs, common TO good, s. $40
7.l3; r0ughs, e650a7. sheep and lanbs easy
best lamba, S6.s5l5I25 fair to good, s62i1B7 7b;
spring lambs, S5ds; extra wethers. s5.85a5 5O;
fair 10 good sheea, S4d3h
EAST LIHEHrY, May sL-C Cattle fair; prime
s5.60GAl6i fair 70 good, s50A25; common.
tAco0l6i; fat COWS and bulls, S35ubs fresh
cows, S25gto. Hogs hrm; AN grades, 81 60d7 vs..
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-27
SATURDAY, JUNE Bird '98,

at ONE O'Clock y. m, the following descLlhetd
Real Estate. late the property ol JOHN u FhEl
land, Situated In Franklin Township, Carbon
county, Pa. bounded and described as follows
tO-wit; Beginning at stone thence Dy lanu OF
william Kemerer north s5ls degrees east p per.
ches 10 a stone; thence by the same south IS de
grees. east IA perches 10 stone thence by the
same north % degrees east 26 perches 10 Stone
thence by land OF Paul Buck north 1874 degrees
east l3 pprches to white oak tree thence by
the same north 2OH degrees, east 43 perches to
a stone; thence 10y the same north ~ deRrees,
east "a perches to "A stone; thence by lands late
Of j. and ID Laury, south Ssla degrees, west 63
perches to a pine knot thence by the same
south 4 degrees, west IS perehes to the place OF
beuinuiue containing
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-27
WEEKS NEWS CONDENSER


The Confederate bazaar recently held IN
Richmond Va, for the joint benefit Of the
private soldiers and sailors monument
and the Jef Davis museum, realized the
sum Of SIS, ,4ls65.
The Presbyterian General Assembly, in
session at Washington, chose Rev William
G.. Craig, ID. D., professor Of didatic and
polemie theology in Mccormick college,
Chicago, as moderator
The Italian government has closed the
provincial council OF the province of Ber-
gamo, in northern Italy, owing 90 de
elarati on by the council TO the effect that
the temporal rights Of the pope of Rome
are superior 10 the unity Of Italy
Saturday, May 40.
james +. Murdoch, the once famous
hctor, died at Cincinnati, aged SO.
Isaac l.. Rice employed TO examine into
the recent Reading deals, has resigned
The strike of dockers in Hull, England
has ended in the strikers complete sur
render.
The national government will pay all
bills presented for the entertainment Of
the Duke of Veragua aud Princess Eulalie
Monday, May ee.
Mrs. Blaine, the divorced wife Of young
James G.. Blaine, Is TO be married In June.
The bridegroom will be DR.. William r.
Bull, who attended her in her recent i'll
ness.
DIR. Talmage was loudly cheered IN the
Brooklyn Tabernacle yesterday when he
announced that he would remain as pastor
aud that the church debt had been liqui-
dated.
In a forest fire which destroyed Louis
Sands lumber camp, near Lake City.
/ Mioh., ten men were burned TO death
/ Near Cardillac, Mich, eight others were
I eremated by forest fires.
Tie president has just made the follow
] ing appointments; Owen McGary Of Teu.
I neasee, 20 be secretary Of tbe United States
I Legation 80 Santiago, Chile; Michael j.
] Hendrick OF New Hampshire, consul OF the
/ United States az Belleyilfe, Canada.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-27

BETHLEHEM, Pa, May e5.-The soldiers
monument, erected BY citizens Of the
town 10 the memory OF the heroes OF the
civil war, was deseorated by unknown
Fandals The miscreants raised ladder
10 the top OF the monument aud mutilatcd
Che life siEs statue OF a soldier Grand
Army men are Indignant raylsr post
haa.uaured 4 rsHarA
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-27
81 ACRES

and 100 perches, strict measure The Improve;
menls thereon consist OfaTWOSTORAF OF FRA ME-
and other necessary Outhuildlngs.
Terms and conditions will be made known at
time and place Of sale, by
AUSTIN BOYER, Administrator
Weissport May 9Th, 1898.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-27
Reading R, R, System.
Lehigh Valley Division.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively
insuring cleanliness and comfort
Arrangement Of Passenger

For Newark aud New York 4.50, 7.4G, and s25'
For Manunka Chunk and Belyidere 40
a25, a. m.; 1927, 4.87 and 6.i2 m.
For Lambertyille and Trenton g.25 and
li.l2 am; aud i2.22 & 4 80 b. m.
I For slatingt0n, Calasauqua, Allentown, Beth
[ lehem, and Easton, GO, lA6, s.25, it.i2 d, m &,
l 1922. 300, 48l, 622, 6.42 ana 022 pm.
For Philadelphia aud points south 40 642
7.l6, g25 and u.i2 q, m 22s 2''l, 5z2 and 6d
For Reading and Harrisburg l,5o, 7.4d and iii2
FsT ii'iS BoNmans, Lehlqh Gan, Cherrvford. Iau-
] W's White Han Coplay, and HokendauQua
G82, lil2 a. M; 1922, 2.a2, Az, 5.42 and e22 PIN.
For Maueh Chunk 6.t7, 1.43, 9.36an ll.20 am;
] For Weatherly and HazetOn ca, 7.4S $50 and
/ t.20 am; 4t0, $40, 40 ll.36 pm.
For Mahan0y Sll9, ahehahdoal ana Ashland
/ For Mt. Carmel and Shamokin 6I1, las and
] ll-0 a, m; o, 20 p. m. -
For futtsyllle 6.i1, Ii3, IiG, $50 lli2 and ll.20
] Fof White Haven, Wiikesbarre and Scranton
lAa, $50 and il,s0 am. 40, $40, aud ll.a6 p. m.
] For PittstOn aud i. q b. Junct., 1fG, $3.50, and
ll20 a.m,; 236, 40, 6lO, and 1855 p, m.
For Iunkhannock Jis ana ll,2o "a. M 40,
For Ithaca aud Geneva 7.la, n.2oa a. M ii.sb
for sayre, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
. and the West li.20 ANA 2..3 aud 30 D. ui.
fof EmlIa and the West wa Salamanca al
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New York 4.5o b52 and rl2a,m.i 2.5i, 5lI
] aud 08l ,. m.
For Philadelphia 4,5O 562 T.55 a. m.; a5l, 6.l7
and 63l D. m,
For Easton and Intermediate stations 5.52,
l54 lll2 ami ~ bl, 2li h,lI, G3l aud 90. D.. In.
For Maucl Chunk H-dd, ii.2o, li.,s o. m. 2.al,
/ 5,lu, s,05 and $50 D. m.
for Reading at b5s a. m.i 2b and C.8i p. M.
For haxleion $50 aud % sam aud 10 ,lf pm.
For Muhanul Olll and shenandoah $50, il.1d
a. m
For roltsFllle ar 2.5l y. M.
For White Haven, Wilkes Barre, Pittst0n,
luukhhmuuck, luMuuua, sAAre, Ithaca, Geneva,
Falls ana the West Mss g. iu. 2a6 and n % D. U.
For further particulars Inquire OF Agents iol
/ Time Tables.
o. q, HANCOCK General Passenger Agent
Philadelphia. Pa.
A. vi. NONN NFMACHEn ASST General Pas.
slnEer Agent, South heinlenemi Pa
NAY ll VI, lY
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-27


Herbert G. Holton and Lewis " Staily
were killed by a boiler explosion at Keene,
M
Arrangements have been perfected for
establishing ID Siamese legation in Wash
ington.
BY the capsizing Of boat near New
Haven, II. W. Holcomb and Burt Holt,
both young men, were drowned.
The president has recognized Engel-
breth Hagbarth Hobe as vice consul Of
Sweden and Norway at St. Paul, MINI.
The Presbyterian General Assembly
voted to withdraw the Presbyterian ex.
hibit at the Worlds fair should Che expo
sition be opened on Sundays.
Wednesday. May "a.
Congressman Caruth, of Kentucky, Is
seriously in la Washington
Twenty people were bitten by two mad
dogs IN Chicago before the brutes were
killed.
1t will cost the government g. 900 20 tow
the Columbus caravels from New York to
Chicago
Sir Spencer st. John, British minister to
Mexico, has accepted the post OF minister
to Sweden and Norway.
A. A. Mcleod resigned the presidency Of
the Boston and Maine railroad, being sue
ceeded by Hon. Frank Jones.
A second battle between government
troops aud revolutionists in Nicaragua re-
suited in "a second defeat for the govern
ment-
NJ. ArtOn, the Panama lobbyist, was SEN
fenced 20 twenty years penal seryitude
and 100000 francs fine IN Paris But they
haven't caught him yet.
Thursday, May eB.
The wedding OF the Duke Of York and
Princess May OF Teok has been fixed for
July o
A dispatch from Savannah, Ga, savu
that the Standard oil company has ab.
sorbed the lidewater OH company.
At Bluff Springs, Ark, Town Marshal
Douglass was killed by George Thomas. i
negro whom he was trying 10 arrest The
murderer escaped
General Guerra, provisional governor Of
{ San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua, denies pos
] itiyely the statement that censorship has
been established over The cable seryiee.
A had Habit.
Mrs. ClamwhoOper-JOhn, you have d
very annoying habit Of saying WHAT
thatf' whenever you are spoken 10. Cant
you break yourself of iti
M. Clanwh0oper (raading)- IN -
] Ffsff thaf- -l0Tas siftipEa
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-27
THE BAZAAR,
729 Hamilton St.,
ALLENTOWN, PENN'A.
(Lately occupied by Bittner,
Hunsicker & Coz

SPECIAL SALE of hot weather goods
this week.
100 pieces Summer Challies Cream and
Tinted ground pretty figures in large
and small designs at 8 cents per yard.
400 pieces Summer Glnghams, light and
medium, grand, bright, snowy, stylish,
plaid and stripes, . - cents, reduced
from cents; at 8 cents, reduced from
10 cents; at 10 cents, reduced from - l-2
and 10 cents to close out large purchase
100 dozen Ladies' Ribbed Vests, sold BY
competitors at 10 cents, our price this
week, cents.
100 dozen Uulaundried shirts, treble front
and back, linen bosom and cuffs, patent
gussets, this is a superior made shirt,
and is sold by competitors at 30 cents;
our price this week, 80 cents. Ask to
see them.
100 dozen Ladies' Shirt Waists. in Calicos,
Percales, Irish Lawns, Satlnes, White
Lawns, some trimmed in colors, all we'll
made aud good fitting, 25 cents up to
$500 Look our line through
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These are FAGTS

Pneumatic Tie Wheels from
$50 up to 500.
Cushion Tire Wheels from $40
up to $50.
Full ball-bearing, all e around
Boys Velocipedes, $3.50 up.
High Wheel Lawn Mower.
10 in. $3.50; - in, So 50;
IA in, 1915.
Bed Springs, sold everywhere
else at S., you can buy from
me at $3.50, and the S. Cotton
Top Mattress at 1915; at these
prices everybody can sleep on
springs.
Ask the Davis, Standard,
White and Domestic Sewing
Machine Agents what they
want for 5-drawer, oak case,
then come and buy the same
from me at $50. The White
Cottage, 7-drawei, oak case, at
] %.
S25 lays them all out.
Don't be humbugged Every
Washer has a guarantee on the
lid, with the Vandergrift Man
ulacturing Company'e signature.
The market is full of trash. Our
price for Round or Square is So.
Wringers, from $3.50 upward.
Organs from $25 upward.
Pianos, $3.50 and upward.
My prices on Hay Rakes.
Mowers, B lin d ers, Pumps,
Cement, ETC., are lower than
elsewhere. Come and be con-
vinced.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-27
CAPES! CAPES!
JACKETS

If you want a Ladies' Cape or a Ladies'
Refer we can suit you. Our stock is in
fair shape and we will sell you any gar
ment that may suit you 40 per cent less
than the selling price.
Storm Serges are in geat demand. See
our line of Navy, Black, Myrtle and Brown
light and medium weights.