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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-24
death OF DR.. GEORGE S. THROOP.
His Demise Due to the Effects OF an
Attack Of La Grippe Funeral
win Occur Monday.

DR. George s Throop was taken i'll
last Sunday night aud died at s 10 yes
tprd.y morning from the effects OF
grippe. Daring his sickness he WAS at
tended 10y skilful phy4iciaus and on
Tuesday was considerably improved. A
RELAPSE followed, however, and the pa
tient gradually Irow worse until death
relieved his sutIerings
Dr. George $ Throop was in his
fortieth wear, having been born Sept.
8, 1854. He received his education ut
the schools in this city, at Nazareth
and Ln0crstar, this state, and Flush
ing, N Y, atterwArl gra luatirg from
JriIlrsOn Madictl college, Philadel.
paia, in 1879 For u short time he
united in the practice of his profession
with his father. DR.. b, IT, ThrOop, but
owing to their vast financial interests
he soon abandoned medicine and ther.-
after devoted his time to business af-
fairs
Dr. Throop wsS married to Miss
jennie Wall, of Tunkhannock. Jan 3.
1889, and two children were born to
them. In August last Mrs Throop
died and in December the youngest
child WAS buried, so that now the only
survivor of the family is Benjamin II.
ThrO0p. wno is bat years of age H"
is also survived by his father. DR. B H.
Tbroop, his mother, Mrs, b II. Throop
AMI his sist9r, Mrs. Ii. h. Phelps.
The dead man was of kindly and
genial disposition and had many friends
who will sadly lament his death He
was member OF the Scranton Rowing
association, aud also Of Peter William
son Lodge Of Free and Accepted MI
sons, Llckawanua Chlpt-r II. r. A,
NJ Cle lr de- Lion Commanaery, Key
stone Copsistory Thirty second De-
gree Northern Masonic Jurisdictjon
and Lu La Temple. PEiladelphia. He
was O1e Of the organizers of the Scran.
ton LODI" Of the Benevolent and Pro.
tsctive Order of EIks, and WAS also
for many years foreman of the
Scranton Hook AMI Ladder company,
which he helped organic. For
tw mtg. five years Dr.. George 5 Throop
was connected with the Scranton h,e
department AMI has likewise been
member Of other prominent organizl-
tions
Friends OF the late DR.. George S
Throop will have an opportunity of
viewing the remaing ut the family resi-
dance on Monday between 70 and 9
o'clock Funeral will take place at
2 30 from st. Lula's chu;ca. The cas-
k-t will not be opened at the.church,
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Personal.

MAX hlCe was III llllSlOu yesterday.
Mrs. l.. Goodman and children, of Pitts.
ton, are visiting friends in the city.
= T. j. McTighe and Frank Brown, of Car.
bondale were IN the city yesterday.
{. B. O'Niell, of Honesdale, formerly of
this city. called on friends yesterday.
Miss Nellie Conuel, of Towands, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Keegan, OF Penn
avenue.
Miss Emma Boofnau, of Washington
avenue, will spend Easter Sunday IN OK.
ford, n j.
Miss Pele Doud has returned from Bing-
hamton, where she attended the wedding
of friend
Harry Bernstein, of New York. is the
guest Of Mir. and Mrs. NJ. b. Foster, OF
Washington avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Humphrey Bradley have
issued invitations for the marriage Of their
daughter. Emma, to Arch Rdgeway April
4, at 9 o'clock.
Miss Grace Floyd. n student at the
Womens college Baltimore, Is spending
the Easter vacation with her parents on
North Hyde Park avenue.
Among the pleasant calls received by
THE TRIBUNE yesterday was one by DR.. f.
c. johnson, editor and half proprietor of
the Wilkes.Barre Record, Luzerne coun-
tvs foremost paper, and one of the best
paying newspaper properties in the state.
Dr. johnson has just had the satisfaction of
moving his mechanical plant into a large
and weIl.eqgipped annex, thus placing
the Records bome upou q par with the
largest and best appointed offices IN the iu-
terror Of the state The doctors modesty
prevents him from acknowledging that
this tiatteriug success is due mainly to his
own superior business management: but
those who know say that this is the fact,
and that moreover Dr. f. c. Johnson is
among the best newpaper executives any
where.
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A Cnrbondnll Funnrhl.

The funeral Of Jenkin f Richards.
Of CarGoudSle, was held on Thursday
afternoon, intermcnt being made in the
Washburn street cemetery The fu-
neral was largely attended The d.
ceaSsd WIS widely known here, having
resided on thi' side for many years.
The remains arrived in this city Mt / so
o'clock on the Delaware and Hudson
train from C4rbondale in charge Of
the "Shied OF Honor, and WAS mt Mt
the depot by large number Of the
members of Scranton Castle, No. 1877
Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic
Chain. The funeral services wars con
ducted at the grave by ths latter lolze
in an impressive manner. The dJral
tributes were Of choice design,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-24

TIE TRIBUNE will soon publish a care
fully compiled and classified list of the
leading wholesale, banking, manufactur-
ing and professional interests Of Scranton
and vicinity. Tao edition will be bound
in book form, beautifully illustrated with
photogrdvure views of our pnblic build
iug1, business blocks, streets, etc, together
with portraits of leading cltizens, No
similar work has ever given an equal rep
reaentation Of Scrauton's many indus
tries. 1t will be an Invaluable exposition
Of our business resources. Sent to
persons outside the city, copies of
this handsome work will attract
new comers and be an unequallpd
advertisement Of the city. Tho circu-
lation is On a plan that cannot fail OF good
results to tho'e concerned as well as the city
at large representatives. Of TdE TRIBUNE
will call upon THOSE WHOSE NAMES
are DESIRED in this edition and explain
its nature more fully.
Those desiring views Of their residences
in this edition will please ave notice at
the Office
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-24
Evangelist Rico Fined.

Justin Rice, the cowboy evangelical
was given hearing before tho mayor last
evening and fined SIS. lIo chose to go to
jail aud contest the right of tho city
officers to prevent him from preaching
on the street. Today an effort will be
made to have him eleased ON II writ of
habeas corpus, he will then. he declares,
begin an action against the mayor to re-
cover damages for false imprisonment,
Last light his wife addressed number of
persons from barrel in the cellar Of the
Forest house. Her discourse was directed
principally against the mayor and police.
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Concert Easter Monday Night.


Tho following delightful programme
has been arranged for the compli.
mcntary concert Of the Mozart Q Ar-
tctto club at Gormania hall, Eas ter
Monday night:
Overture, "Stradella' '............. Flotow
Albert Binger and Karl K Saft.
"lwinkhng stars Upon the Lake"
G. A. White Mozart Quartette Club
Soprano Solo, "Ecstacy' .......... Arditt
Miss Name FassOld
Basao Solo, Rocked III the Cradle Of the
Deep. p'.,..,...............J, r. knight
John +. Golden.
"Let the lusty Shout n...........Fr. Abt
Mozart Quartette Club
Duet, "W hat Are the Wild Waves Say
g:'.,.....,,,.,.,.., .SieUhen Glover
MISS Name and George Fassod
Tenor Solo, After the Ball Is Over"
Charles Rysar
In German Language
Basso Solo, Down Deep Within the
Cellnr' ',.......,........Jo John Il. Golden
"Sodier's Farewell. Einkel
Mozart Quartette Club.
Comical Farce,
Henry j Wotter and Schneider Bros.
Carl Rudolf SAT-, Musical Director.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-24

Good Friday services were held yss-
terdNy at St Pstrick'S church, wnich
were largely attended At o'clock
the mass Of the pre-sanctiiel host was
celebrated and after ward tho alteration
of the cross ssrvica was held. Rev.
Father McNally ofieiated at both.
Services were also held at St. Da-
vid'S Episcopal church Yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock by Rev NJ H. Mill.
Tomorrow morning the Easter service
will commence at a. m , with chill.
dron's festival at 75O D. IN, which
will close the lsnten season.
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NOTES Of South SIDE
Happenings Of Day That Will Interest
Many Tribune Readers,
BRIDGE APPROACHES SURVEYED
City Engineer Phillips Maps Out a
Splendid Outline of the New Bridge.
Programme Of the Mozart Glee
CIub-Batch OF Interesting Person
als-Condensed Topics - Thomas
Langan Painfully Injured.

The approaches on each side to the
new PittstOn avenue bridge were sur
v"yed few days ago by City Engineer
Phillips. and M outline that will be
worthy Of the the now structure WAS
mapped out A board of viewers will
hnYe 10 be appointed to assess the cost
of tho ground taken up by the ap.
prOaches.
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To Whom II MaY Con csrn.

Benjamin L. Morris, having, without
the knowledge or consent Of the under.
signed and while the latter was absent
from this city, transferred the books, and
assigned the accounts OF Morris IL Leete to
Mrs Horton the solitary crelitOr-eXCopt.
ing the writer--has prevented the under
signed from collecting tho accounts due to
that concern, and thereby caused the sus.
pension Of the Cricket. Tho popular local
features Of that Journal, however, will ho
continued in the Sunday News from week
to week, whlch-haying the Associated
Press service and containing exclusive To-
cal Rews-wIll be- hereafter under the edi-
tDrial management Of
- ALLEN NORTON LEETE.
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Arrsstsd for Enbszzlsment

John Burdock was arrested on com
plant Of Mike Quinnan for embezzle-
ment Qaiuuau alleges that he gave
the defendant So to buy twenty cents
worth OF ale and he kept the money,
only giving back the change for dol.
lar. Both men are Italians and reside
on the West Sida Bnrdock entered
bail in the sum of $500 for his ap.
pearauCe ut court.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-24

To the officers and members Of the Scran-
ton Fire Department;
You are requested to meet at the truck
house Of the Scranton Hook and Ladder
company Monday, March 20. 1894. at
o'clock sharp, with fatigue cap, coat and
white gloves, to attend the funeral of our
brother fireman, George $. Throop, late
member Of the Scranton Hook and Ladder
company. by order of
ii +. FERBER
Chief Engineer.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-24

THE Commercial Alliance Lifo Insur-
ance company Of New York, cash capital,
$2OO, 900, full paid, desires local reproson-
tHtlye for Scranton and vicinity. To the
right party. furnishing undoubted refer
ences as to integrity and ability n perma-
mont position and satisfactory remunera-
tion will be given. Address
LFoN DODsoN, JR., Manager.
W N2 Drcyel Building. Philadelphia
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-24

Miss 3 A McTigue, of Cherry
street. will return this morning from a
two weeks trip to Rochester.
Mrs, Wolcott J. Parmalee. of Bing.
hamton, formerly Of this side, visited
friends here Yesterday.
Assistant City Engineer Dominick j q.
H-aley is confined to his home with an
attack OF sastritis.
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Submission Not in l..

NOb
Editor Of THE TRIBUNE.
The TRIBUNE aims to be helpful TO good
causes, am sure, but it mised in its head
ings yesterday morning when it said
"NiolatOrs of Law Must Promise Submis-
sion by April or Be Prosecuted" The
movement for the protection of the Sab
bath in Scranton, which has very general
encouragement, is on n different basis alto.
gether. Instead Of our committees asking
submission from tho business mon of
Scranton they will ask the help and co J.
operation Of every one Of them. No sub
mission idea or threats Of law are its main
spring Its aim Is TO protect the rest day
and day Of worship, and 1t respectfully aud
kindly solicits tho assistance Of ALL Whom
| the committees have done their work,
then, with charity and love, but with cool,
determined purpose, all that tho laws OF
the commonwealth may do to secure the
submission Of the Inst offender will be en-
ployed. Instead Of threats and humiliat
ing alliances, there is nota man or place
| Of business in Scranton whose co opera
tion IL not desired
For the committee. f. l.. DONY,
Chairman.
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news FROM west Side
Happenings Of g Day That Viii Interest Hyde
Park RealjH.
RECEPTION FOR AN ALDERMAN

Good Friday Services Held at 81.
Patrick's Church and ST. David S
Episcopal Church-Jenkin {. Rich
ards, of Carbondale, Inferred in
Washburn Street Cemetery Miss
Nellie Moses Thomas Female
Chorus.
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Music Boxes Exclusively.

Best made. Play any desired number OF
tunes. Gautsch 81 Sons, manufacturers,
1880 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Won.
derful orchestral organs, only So aud So
Specially; Old music boxes carefully re-
paired and improved with new tunes. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-24

Part Fix Of the handsome portfolio
America is now ready tor distribution.
Those who have not received any Of these
handsome photos Of our own country
should do SO, IA they ca now get each
number. up to and including number six.
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Removal of F. NJ. Aylsworth.

f. NJ. Aylsworth will remove to 223 Wy
oming avenue, next to Economy Furniture
company's store, during tho first week in
April. W
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-24
CONTRACTOR MARS IN THE CITY
Went Over the Routs of the New Bouls
vaId,

Mr.. Nairs, of the firm of Nairs d
Lewis, contractors for the Nay Aug
Falls boulevard, was in town yester-
day and walked over the proposed line
accompanied by his foreman and sew
ernl assistants
He located site for their camp and
will begin the erection Of the boarding
house and stables Immediately They
will commence work on the boulevard
proper April l, and push the work as
fast as possible
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-24

d NJ Williams, "Dswi Clan Elyrch, 4"
alderman of the First ward, PrOvi-
deuce WAS honored last evening in
Patagonia hall by his Welsh friends
from this side. Mr.. Williams has
lately been united in the bonds of
matrimony with Mrs. Hannah ROl-
ands. an estimable lady residing on
Hampton etreet. He has been resi-
dent Of the valley for the past thirty
i've years, and as he has now just re-
moved to this side he WAS rendered Il
hearty reception. Alderman H. T.
Morgan, OF the Fifteenth ward was ap-
pointed chairman Of the evening. The
programme opened with an address by
Evan j. Evans, in which he spoke
teelingly on tue occsion which had
brought them together AMI extended
the right haud Of good fellowship 10
Mr. Williams in welcoming him
among them An excellent solo was
rendered by John Davis, addresses
were given By John Talartheu Jon-s,
David Jones. Dawy Ogls. \ poetical
address WAS also given by Joseph d.
Lloyd Thomas w. Davis entertained
those present during tho evening with
several poetical sttu2 Is of his own
composition. He also made neat
speech \ Welsn national song WAS
rendered by William Jones aud an ad-
dress ty Eimnud Moses. William NJ.
Davis lGmlym MogIais) rendered an
excellent solo aud an address was given
by Timothy JOne3, constable Of tho
Fifth ward. which WAS heartily ap-
plauled The reception throughout
was 4 success and the worthy alderman
is now thoroughly installed as Il resi-
dent of tina West SIDE
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OUR opening will occur on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. Our display of mil
linerY Is one Of the best ever shown in the
city. j. BoLz,
" lSS Wyoming avenue
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A Gloria silk umbrella for % cents at
MEARs Il HAGEES. ~
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EASTER ROSES GIVEN AWAY


in RUSSIA Calf or Patent Leather Cor la.
dies and gents at the Commonwealth Shoe
Store, Washington avenue. ~
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Rock BOTTOM prices on groceries, Rein
hart's market, Lnckawanua avenue. -
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STRONG sells parlor suit, hue carpets,
bed suits, silyerware, crockery, etc, $40
Mulberry street. Tuesday, p, IN. -
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OUR store will be open until late tonight,
but not tomorrow. c. X. CLARK & Co.
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Hasssnp feffsr-ImpoTted Rabbits.
The above to order on short notice at
- FRED MARrN'S, Penn ave.
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For few days longer we will continue
our sale Of figured china silks Mt - cents
~ MEAEs * HAGENs.
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CHURCH, store and home decorative
plants at Clarks.
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Cor denshd To nica.

Ladies' hoss, stainless black and
'Ouhle heel and sole for % cents al
MEARs & HAGEN's
William Hollerun, of Minooka. aged
60 years, died Mt his home Yesterday
morning ut o'clock. The funeral will
take place tomorrow afternoon at 8
o'clock. Burial in st. Josaph's GENE
terry.
A Gloria Silk umbrella for 50 cents
at MEARs & HAGEEs
Mrs. Elizabeth Christian, mothsr-in
law of August Frantz. the Cedar ave
uue grocer, died at o'clock Friday
morning. She was Is years old and
was an invalid for some years. The
funeral will take place tomorrow af
ternoon nj ? o'clCc Services will be
held at the hou5- by Rsv w. H. Stub.
hlebine, of the Calvary Reformed
church mtorment in Forest Hill
cemetery.
! French moleI corset for 50 cents
at MEARs IL HAGEN'S.
Thaly WALSH OF Minooka, is under
going severe attack Of pneumonia
which, however, IL not considered dan.
gerous.
Hem stitched huck towels damaak
border, As by "A inches for 2j cents at
MEARs IL HAGEYs.
John McDonongh. of l72 Cel,r
avenue, IS laid up with an attack of
fluauzL
Large stock new STYLES. m MS neck
ware at MFkH- A. T'G.'.',
Thomas Langan, head teli at the
old sh&it ., 600. III, ..".yI Coal con
pany while altrmpIu. to gAt on u
rock Car which was moving slowly
slipped and fell and the wheel badly
Iacerated his right log The calf of it
was ripped open, leaving cash ten
inches long and six inches wide. DR..
}. } Walsh WAS called aud sewed the
wound up. IL stated thpt tue boy
would Oe around in about n month.
William SIoveiin, of Fig Street, is
sick from a severe cold
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Our store will not be open tomorrow.
q. Il. CLARK & Co.
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AMERICAN Beauty Roses at Clark's to.
day.
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THE West Side office OF the SCRANTON
TRIBUNE is located at Us South Main ave.
nue., where subscriptions advertisements
and communications will recsiVo prompb
attention
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Many CONDENSED Itsms.

MISS Nellie MOSES InOmdS has organ.
lied a female chorus and will lead
them in competition on "The B3lls' At
tho Pittston eisteddfod On Decoration
Day.
Ladies hose, stainless black and
double heel AMI sole, TO 25 cents a
MEARs Il HAGEN's
Harry Peck, II student at Lehigh
university, is spending his E .1ter vdcA.
ton with his parents on Price slrset
LOOK
Fresh eggs (warrantVd) ....,.. 1G cts.
Gilt Edge butter...................... % cts.
Onion ssts............................. l3 cts
JOS. A. MEARS
Camp l79. Patriotic Ordor Soma Of
America, will hold r9union at Htri
Carl hall on North Main avenue on
Thursday evening, March 80. when rep,
resentatives from all city lodges will
ba present.
Miss Margaret Evans, OF Main av
nur, has returned from a visit with
frisnds in Taylor
A Gloria silk umbrella for % cents
at MEARs & HAGGN's
The Bellevue night school closed for
the season last evening.
SPECIAL SALE.
For a few days longer We will con-
tinue our sale OF figured china silks at
30 cents. MEARs & HAGEN's
Mrs. r. p Jones, Of Olyphnut, AMI
daughter Maud, have returned noms
after visiting Mrs. r. E Evans, of
South NJ lin ayenuh
A French molei corset for 90 cents
at MEARs 81 HAGGN's
James Hughes. of Bucknell univer.
sity, is spending his Easter vacation at
tho home OF his parents on South Re-
bpcCa avenul.
Hem stitched huck towels, damask
border a. By "A inches for % cents ut
MEARs & HAGENs,
The programme Of the Wslsh Philo-
sophical society this evening will be
talk ON the ''Science Of Mining in Con-
nection with Cave-ins" hy Mine Super
intandent Evan p Davis Oped Jenk-
ins will read paper on "Magnetism. !"
which will be debated. Professor w
w, Evans will furnish the singing.
Large stock, new styles, mems neck
wear at MEARs q HAGEN's.
Miss Lottie de Courdrrs, of Syracu,e.
N. Y; Miss Ray Williams. Miss Lotlie
Powell, William James and Professor
William G. Powell waited tho Capouse
mines last evening. They were under
the care and guidance of Outside Fore
man David Bevan
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EASTER ROSES GINEN AWAY

On Saturday our store will be beauti-
fully decorated with flowers and
plants, With every dollars worth Of
goods sold we will give an Easter rose
81 worth of goods, two rosss, etc.
+" MEARs q HAGEN
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Martins is the place to get your I'm
ported Rabbits. ~
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Beadleston & Woerz's and Ballantine,a
Ales are the best. L. J. WALsH. agent, 10
LGcknwanna avenns. ~
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE

Under this heading short letters Of interest
will be publishod when accompanied, for pub.
llcatlon, by the writer's name THE TRIBUNE
will not be held responsible for opinions hore
expressed
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Price within the reach OF all, at Piorce's
Market this morninG ~
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$ 6; SHOE z T. 6 6
Special for This Com
ing Week.

Ladies' Kid Button. pointed snl
Philadelphia toes. patent leather
tips; special price So 90; worth, 8. 90.
Ladies Dongola Kid Buttou, hand
sewed, special price, So; worth S4 90.
Misses Kid Button, plain toes,
spring heel, special price, $3.50;
worth ............... ........... ........ 81 OJ
Boys School Shoes, Dongola top,
sizes .! to 81, special price, S. soi
worth ................. 500
Mems Calf Patent Leather Lace,
pointed toes, special price, So. 90;
worth th..................................... 81 OI
Mems Calf Blucher. hand sewed
welt Piccadilly last, special prica,
So. So; worth .'............,.. So 50
Little Boys Shoes, button and
lace, spring heel, made lust like
papa's, sizes to 109, special price,
S. so; worth ........ ................ T,9O
Youths Calf, button and lace,
spring heels. GOODYEAR wcltG sizas
II to2l, special price, S7; worth, s. 90
SCHANK'S Arcade Shoe Store.
WYOMING AVE
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-@-V T1117NFV It fEIE n VI IN
Armbrust, 2l9 Penn ave.
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SPECIAL SALE

For few dizzy, longer wa will con-
time our sale ol figured china silks Mt
70 cents, MEAEs & HAGEN.
Tho Easter song service ut the Sou, h
Side Young Women's Christian asso-
citation will he led by Mrs. Albert
Myers Music will be furnished by Mrs
Myers andMrs, Stewart, Misses Franz
Titleburg aud Sullivan and Mepsrs.
BerghOussr and Hewitt. All women
are invited aud it will be- necessary to
90 early for the chairs are all filled.
even ut an ordinary meeting. Tue ex-
ercises will open Mt 3 IS p. m.
EASTER ROSES GIVEN AWAY.
On Saturday our store will be beauti-
fully decorated with flowers and
plants With every dollars worth of
goods sold we will give an Ester rose
s. worth of goods, two rosrN. etc.
MEARS & HAGEN.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-24

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