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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-20
Twenty-Eighth Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas V. Lewis. of
Eynon street. celebrated the twenty
eighth anniversary of their wedding
on Tuesday evening. and the occa-
sion was one of much enjoyment. III
which large circle of friends partici-
pated. The hosts were rendered many
tokens of esteem. and merriment
reigned supreme.
Among the guests were: Mr.. ana
Mrs. Harry Cooper, of Pittston: Mrs.
Robinson, of Wilkes-Earre: Mrs. Nor
gan Thomas. Meath: Miss NanBus-
kirk. Taylor; Miss Margaret Jones.
Meath.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Parry. Mr.. ana
Mrs. George Davis, Mr.. ard Mrs.
Frank Logan. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Lewis. Mr..
and Mrs. Snyder Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. lewis Davies.
Mr.. and Mrs. David James. Mr.. anu
Mrs. William Morris.
Mrs. Jane Hughes. Mrs. Charles
Hartley. Mrs. Davies. Mrs. David
Jenkins Mrs. Martha Thomas. Mrs.
William Davies, Mrs. Jonathan Thom-
as. Misses Edna Lewis. Helen Thomas.
Martha Vaughan, Lizzie Hughes, Jen-
rie Lewis. Rev. u. ID. Hopkins. John
". Williams. Edward James, jr., and
Richard Lewis.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-20
DUNMORE DOINGS.
A. A. Krotzer Died Suddenly Yester-
day Morning After an Attack Of
Apoplexy-other Notes.

A. a. krotzer. the well-known UNDER
taker and Justice of the peace. was
stricken with apoplsxy on Tuesday
night. while performing his duties as
secretary Of the local lodge of the
knights of Pythias. Medical aid was
promptly summoned, but he never re-
gained consciousness and passed away
at O'Clock yesterday morning.
He was the oldest son of the late
Jacob Krotzer, one Of the pioneer set
tiers Of this region. Mr.. Krotzer was
born in Dunmore, just fifty years ago.
Three years ago he was elected to the
Office of justice of the peace. He had
been an active member Of King Solo
mon lodge, Free and Accepted Masons,
having been installed as their secretary
on Monday night
He was also a member of Dunmore
Conclave Of Heptasophs and the
knights of Pythias. He is survived by
his wife and five children. as follows:
Arthur, Ella, Edna, Mabel and Grace.
The funeral will be held from his late
residence on Friday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. Interment will be made in the
Dunmore cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-20

A horse attached to a milk wagon
owned by William Hankins, a South
Scranton milk dealer, while standing
In front OF MATHS cheese store, on
Cedar avenue, last evening, shortly
after six o'clock, was frightened by
a gang of small boys. and dashed up
Cedar avenue to Birch street and up
Birch street to Pittston avenue, maxi
ing the turn at the corner of Pittston
avenue in first-class style.
The animal continued his career up
Pittston avenue. The bouncing and
dancing and rat.ung Of the milk cans
and bottles keeping time to the beat
of his hoofs on the frozen street. Di-
rectly in front of the office of Peter
Scholz the horse dashed into that gen.
tlemans dray, which was standing
along the curb loaded with Christmas
trees, completely upsetting IL.
The trees were thrown out and the
tongue of the dray knocked to an angle
of forty-five degrees, suspending bo
the dray horses off their fore feet.
The harness was cut before any dam
age was done to the horses. but the
dray was damaged to the extent Of
SIS,
The runaway milk team were caught
Immediately after the smash, with the
milk wagon badly smashed in front,
the wheels broken and bottles smash
ed. The horses were not hurt. Mr..
Hankins' damages amount to about
S25
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-20
GREEN RIDGE.

The pupils OF No. 27 school are preparing for
Christmas exercises to be held Friday. A
Christmas tree will be one OF the most attractive
features.
Edwin T. Price. teller OF the Third National
bank, is quite i'll at his home on Monsey ave-
nue..
Miss Katherine Hicks. OF Monsey avenue, las
resumed her school duties after few days ill
ness.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brant, Of 1880 Sanderson ave-
nue., is seriously i'll OF pneumonia.
Roy Montgomery, OF Monsey avenue, returned
from Mercersburg college yesterday to spend his
Christmas vacation
Rev. and Mrs. Toinpson, OF Boston, Mass,
are visiting Mrs. Tompsons parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. s. Miller, Of Penn avenue.
Mrs. G. T. Thorpe, OF Forest City, spent yes
terday with Mrs. G. G. Toby, OF Capouse avenue
The Amity Literary and Social society will meet
tonight at the home Of Lewis Williams, Of Sunset
avenue.
Miss Jennie Miller, Of Penn avenue, has re-
turned from an extended stay with friends in
Boston.
The address Of Hon. Clinton Rogers Woodruff
at the meeting Of the Mems union tonight is
being looked forward to with much interest.
The Green Ridge Woman's Christian Temper
ance union will hold an evangelistic meeting, in
charge Of Mrs ]. L. Miller, this afternoon at 3
o'clock, at Mrs. J. Richards. 1871 Monsey avenue.
cordial invitation is extended to all.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-20
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Miss Elizabeth Thomas, soprano.
and Miss Helen Chrame, contralto,
soloists at the Elm Park church. will
participate in the concert at the Ply
mouth Congregational church on New
Years evening.
w. C. Reynolds. of 81? North Main
ceived recently while at work at the
blast furnace.
The Woman's class OF the Simpson
tomorrow evening.
The Bachelors Camping club will
banquet at the Electric City Wheel
mems club house on Dec. q.
Patrick +. Durham, of North Re-
becca avenue, a student at a Roches-
ter seminary, is at home on account Of
i'll health.
Miss Elizabeth Paul, of Waverly, is
the guest of Miss Birdella Evans, Of
this side.
James Walker. of Washington, Iowa,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Samuel
Wheeler, of South Main avenue.
The sale Of dolls left over from the
carnival will take place at the Young
Women's Christian association rooms
this afternoon. The Bible class will
meet at 1 o'clock and Miss Clara Sell
by. state secretary. will speak at D.
M.
An entertainment and social will be
held in the Sumner Avenue Presby-
terian church this evening by tho
Sunday school. An excellent pro-
gramme has been arranged.
A meeting of the Sloan local OF
United Mine Workers will be held in
q. D. Evans hall. en- South Main ave-
nue., this evening.
Contributions for the Salvation Ar
my Christmas distribution may BE-
sent to Adjutant Jager, 1908 Price
street.
The members of Washington COM
nandery, knights of Malta, held an
enjoyable smoker in their lodge rooms
last evening.
Mrs. Walter S. Beck and son Har-
old. of Towanda, are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reese, of Wash
burn street.
The West Side Central Republican
club will hold a regular mrcting this
evening.
Clarence Kittle and Miss Gertie
Farley, both of West Scranton, were
united In marriage last evening by
age of the Simpson Methodist Episco-
pal church.
Central local. No. 1923. will meet in
Jones hall, Jackson street, this even
ing.
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NORTH SCRANTON.

Tie funeral Of Anna, the daughter of Constable
Seth Smith, will take place OH Friday afternoon
at . o'clock from the home on Mill street. III
terment will be made at Forest lIill cemetery.
The Sunday school OF the Welsh Memorial
Baptist church have well arranged programme
for their Christmas entertainment, in which
many members of the church and Sunday school
will take p,rt.
The Crystal Dramatic club is making elaborate
preparations for the play "Arizona," which they
will produce at the Auditorium on Christmas
night
Rev. +. X. Thomas. Of Montrose, spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with friends in this part Of
the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Cadi,or Morgan, Of New York
city, are the guests OF Mr.. Drummer Thomas, Of
North Main avenue
The Father Witty society will give their an
nual country dance at the Auditorium, Jan. o.
Harry Smith is able to be about again after
being confined to his home with typhoid fever
for the past two months.
Mrs. John Thomas has returned home from
Philadelphia, after spending a few days with
relatives.
Miss Mary Deyers, OF Mary street, has for her
guests, Annie and James O'Boyle, Of Warrior
Run.
Presbyterian church this evening will be a pre-
Christmas one, John, the Forcrunner OF Christ"
Tie session begins at 7,3O o'clock
Mrs. Winiired Noone was held in 500 bail by
Alderman Fidler en- Tuesday, Oh complaint Of
stephen Doyle, who charges her with attempting
to frighten him. 1t will be remembered that
Mrs. Noone, who is Doyle's landlady, niasquerad-
ed as ghost few weeks ago and scared Doyle
almost out Of his wits. She was attired in a
sheet at the time and he struck her heavy
blow over the head with piece Of wood injurng
her 50 badly that up to Tuesday she had been
confined to her horde.
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may be played as rivals to limp, sylph-
like ones with corkscrew curls. Even
the children and babies must vie with
each other in ugliness. Disputes and
exchanges of opinion, accompanied by
bursts of laughter, invariably follow
the claiming of the tricks, for as beauty
has been said to be in the eyes of the
beholder, so it Is even with ugliness.
Therefore, to keep the game in pro-
gress an umpire is appointed for each
table, one who in all disputed instances
decides to whom the trick must be
given.
The position is not exactly a sine
cure and many umpires, charming
though they may be, have found 1t nec-
essary to call out for mercy when exer-
cising the courage of their convictions
In rendering these decisions.
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FUNERAL oFJ.c.H .H1aHF1ELD. JR
Services Were in Charge of DR.. r.
F. Y. Pierce.

The funeral of John C. Highfeld,
jr.. the Lackawanna brakeman who
was crushed to death under the wheels
of his car Monday morning, near Fac
toryville, was held yesterday after
noon. Services We're conducted at the
home Of deceased's father, at 420 Mon-
roe avenue, ana interment was made
in the Dunmore cemetery.
Rev. DR.. r. f. Y. Pierce, of the
Penn avenue Baptist church, was in
charge of the services, and members
of the church choir sang several selec-
tions.
Many beautiful flowers and floral
pieces were in evidence, and bore elo-
quent tribute to the number and de-
votion of the friends of John High
field. The pall-bearers were: Alfred
Rosencrantz. David Bessemer John
Reinhart, Howard Durea. Martin Nc
Adams and Guy Smith.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-20

piano solo, executed by Mics Neli,s
Curran, the accomplished pianist, and
her effort was libcroly appiauded.
The Banfield sisters who are In
great demand at local entertainments,
gave musical nnd voc1l sketch that
stamped them as fovor.tcs with the
audience. Miss Bessie Siotc recited in
her usual clever maruer, and received
a hearty encore. The vocn,ists were
William Lynott. John WashtIrn.
Misses GLEASON and O'3oylc, and each
received their full measure ~! ap-
plause.
The accompanists ~ tl,n evening
were Misses Celia WBo. ~. NeEie Cuy-
ran. w. f. Burke anu Miss stair. rhe
social, which followed, was enjoyed by
several hundred ,oIny scpie. Miss
Curran Furnished The music for dane.
ing.
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WEST SCRANTON

drew: secretary. Miss Minnie Cawley;
treasurer. Miss Mararet Murphy;
chairlady of soliciting committee.
Miss Catherine O'Hara. Postoffice
committee, Misses Jennings Carey
and McDermott. Table No. 1.--Misses
Ciurrell, Burke. Cannon. Rafter,
Campbell Table No. 2-.NIlsses Burke
Gallagher Cannon. Foy, Gilligan, Me-
Goff. Table No. 3-Niisess Mann. LII
Iy, O'Hara. Gilroy, Reese. Johnston,
Moran, Larkin.
Table No. 4--Niisses 1Iaggerty. Roo
rcy. Murphy, Stanton, Carey. Burnett,
McDermott Blewitt. Table No. y
Misses Ryan, Trainor, I.arkin Gala
Cher, Cooney. Cooper. Healey. Table
No. 6--Misses McAndrew. Mary Cav
ley F.gan. Jennings, McHugh, Me-
Fadden, Murphy, Lamb. Griffin, cum
mings.
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ST. BRENDEN'S
HOME FESTIVAL
WILL BE OPENED ON CHRIST.
MAS AFTERNOON.
Affair Will Inaugurate the occu-
pancy of the Councils New Quar-
ters at 1872 North Main Avenue.
Child Badly Burned While Play
ing with Matches-st. Leo's En-
tertainment in Mears' Hall.
Oyster Supper at Jackson Street
Church, Events of Interest.

The new home of ST. Brcnden's
council. at 122 North Main avenue.
will be formally opened Christmas af-
tcrnoun with what the boys ATE
pleased to term their "neW home fes-
tival." The spacious store room VIII
be transformed into place of beauty
and nttructiveness ana for a week or
more merrimcnt will reign supreme.
J'hc affair will eclipse anythinst.he
toforc undertaken by tho council, an |
success is assured from the general
interest already manifested in the
event.
The committee of arrangements ccn-
sists Of Joseph Carey, Edward Me
Lain. NJ. j. FitZGibbon. John j. Dur
kin. Thomas j. Fleming, William Far
rel, Peter Mullaney, Michael Burke.
Thomas McHugh. Edward Hurst.
Thomas Hurst, Thomas Mcclure. Will
liam KecGan. Robert Duffy. Patrick
Duffy. Bert Baldwin. Michael Mackin.
John Stanton. Daniel Lenahan. Will
liam Larkin. Thomas Iarkin. Robert
Barrett. James Quinnan. j. +. Dur
kin. Thomas Judge, John Donohue.
Hugh T.arkin. John Larkin. NJ. j. Nc
Andrew. NJ. +. Cawlcy, John Mullen.
Mathew and Timothy tavanaugh.
Frank Mc1ain. William Ryan and
James RI. Brown.
Among the ladies who will assist are
;he following: Misses Winifred HaE
"orty. Annie Burnett. Lizzie stanton,
Gertrude Blewitt. Margaret Murphy,
Kittie McGoff. Mary irwin. Kate GAL
lagher, Kate Larkir, Annie Coonev.
tllida Barrett, Elizabeth Judge. the
a I oft Ia
Rooney, Julia Moran. Mary Quinnan,
Kate u. Burke Bessie O'Hara, Katl-
rvn OTIara. Name Gilligan. Mary
McAndrew, Sarah Gilroy. AnrA Foy.
Eta Burke Isabella Rafter. MAY
iurrcll. Loretta Cannon, Gertrude
cannon. Minnie Cawley. Margaret
Reese. Kate Gallagher.
The officers and committees in
charge of the tables will be as fol-
lows: Chairlady. Miss Mary Mean
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-20
BREEZY BREvITIEs.

Tonight in st. Johns hall, Stone
avenue, the crackerjack Defenders
basket ball team will again meet the
strong Anthracite team, also of this
side The Anthracite boys in their for
mer contest put up splendid game,
and they will no doubt put mp an
equally good exhibition this evening.
There will be social after the game
The Scranton Saengerrunde are maxi
ing preparations for New Years FAM
lily social to be given in Athletic hail.
Alder street. New Years night. On this
occasion the children of the members
Of the society will be presented with
make merry the evening. Songs and a
general literary programme will be
given. followed by a supper.
The funeral of the, late Mrs. Hughes.
who died on Tuesday at the Hillside
Home, will take place from her home,
321 Pittston avenue, this afternoon at
2 o'clock. Services will be held at the
house by Rev. Dr. Mcleod, Of the First
Presbyterian church. Interment will be
made in Washburn street cemetery.
Rev. w. A. Nordt, Of the Hickory
Street Presbyterian church. returned
yesterday ITOIil f1ODOheu, WHERE He at.
tended the funeral of his brother-in-
law.
Frank Dumbacher has announced
himself as candidate for common coun-
Gil from the Eleventh ward, and Emil
Herbster. of Pittston avenue. as cam
didate for register Of voters. Both on
the Republican ticket.
Miss Alice Harvey student at the
Bishopthorpe Female academy of South
Bethlehem, is spending the Christmas
holidays at her home SIG South Wyo-
ming avenue.
Arch Megargle, of the South Side
cash store. is convalescing after a Sc
we're illness.
The Welcome Dancing class will hold
their ball in Showers hall on the af-
ternoon and evening of December 25
The seventh annual masque ball of
the Primitive Dancing class will be
held in Snovers hall, January Is.
Owing to the non-arrival of relatives
and friends, the funeral of the late
Patrick Taughney has been postponed.
1t will take place from st. Johns
church at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-20
PORTRAIT WHIST.
Latest Inexpensive Device for Win
ter-time Parlor Amusement.

LaLeSC Inexpensive OeV1ce Ior VIII
ter-time Parlor Amusement.
From the Chicago Record.
A jolly new game is portrait whist.
The requisites for playing it are SIM
pie and not at all expensive. Those
who wish to arrange such a game have
but to hunt among the family relics
for cast-aside photographs, choosing
always those of the carte de visite size.
The more old-fashioned and ludicrous
the pictures can be found to appear
to modern eyes the better will be the
fun.
When fifty-two of them have been
secured, OF a simils- number to form
packs of cards for each table, they
should be assorted into four sets of
thirteen each. The pictures of men
correspond to spades, those of women
to clubs, children to diamonds and
babies to hearts. The game Is then
played In way similar to whist, the
regularity i'm the following of suits be-
ing adhered to strictly. The card rep
resenting the plainest individual takes
the trick.
Here Is the telling part of the game,
for who can say with certainty that
their card bears the ugliest image?
About the ladies' the same question
arises. The cry becomes. which is the
plainest? In the long ago these pic
lures show that there We're many bux-
ON lassies, with. however. a not-prop-
erly- -tinished-off expression. and they
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-20
Child Badly Burned.

Susan, the 5-year-old child of Mr..
and Mrs. John Shibonas. of 116 South
VanBuren avenue. was badly burned
about the hands and body at o'clock
yesterday afternoon, while playing
with matches.
The little girl was playing III the
street with Il number of children, ana
had some matches i'll her pocket,
which became ignited and set fire to
hr clothing. A number of the neigh
bors quickly smotEered the flames and
applied remedies to relieve the pain.
DIR. J. j. Carroll was summoned and
did everythin possible to relieve the
child's suffering. and she is now or
fair way to recovery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-20
Officers Nominated.

At a regular and well attended meet
ing of Branch %, Catholic Mutual
Benevolent association, Tuesday night,
in Pharmacy hall, Pittston avenue,
the following officers were nominate ted
for the election, which is to take place
the first week in January:
For president, Morris Duggan and
Michael McGarry: first vice-president,
Edward Quinn; recording secretary,
f. P. McDonnell; financial secretary,
w. H. DAILY: assistant secretary. John
Harmon; treasurer, r. j. O'Brien;
marshal. Thomas McTigue; guard, p.
d. Moran.
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Royal Arcanum Meeting.

Lackawanna council No. 1888. Royal
-Arcanum. viii lhold regular meeting
in lroiite hall tomorrow evening. A.
paper on Socialism will be read by
Charles r. Acker.
The subject will be discussed by
Howell Harris Prof. f. A. Crutten-
den. G.. r.. Oliver, Walter Bevan, Vic
tor n. La,ier and Il. W. Thayer. All
members are requested to be pres.
ent
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THE IN SIGMA OF HIS OFFICE.
Father Garvey Will Be Invested
With It Dec. 40.

On Sunday, Dec. 80, in st. Johns
Catholic church, PittstOn, Rt. Rev. Il.
A. Garvey, vicar general of the Scran-
ton diocese, will be invested with the
insignia of a monsignor.
Father Garvey was recently appoint-
ed domestic prelate by Pope Leo,
which gives him the rank and title
of monsignor.
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Faster than ever
to California
CHICAGO
g. NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY

THE OVERLAND LIMITED leaves
Chicago E. 80 p. m. daily via Chicago
Union Pacific and North Western. Line,
arrives San Francisco afternoon Of third
day and Los Angeles early next morn
ing. No change OF cars; all meals In
Dining Cars. Buffet Library Cars with
barber. The best of everything. The
Pacific Express leaves 10. 80 p. N. daily
Tourist Sleepers daily to California. Per
sonally conducted excursions every week
Send a cents postage for California
Illustrated" Cali on any agent for tickets
or address
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sol Main ST., 6r1afoIfT Camess haseasss pstrsn
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-20
Funeral Announcements.

Services over the remains of the
late James Gallagher will be held at
st. Patrick's church at . o'clock this
morning. Interment will be made in
the Cathedral cemetery.
The funeral of the late Mrs. J<ather-
Inc Robinson will take place this af-
tcrnoon from the house. 529 North
Hyde Park avenue. Services will be
held at the Dunmore Methodist Epis-
copal church at 2 o'clock. Interment
will be made in the Dunmore ceme-
terry.
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st. Leo's Entertainment.

The friends of st. I.eo's battalion
turned out in large numbers at Mears'
hall last evening to their annual en.
tertainment and social. The chair
man of the entertainment was John
II. Devine, who is a past master along
that line. The opening number was 4
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-20
(;Eyl LON
AND
india
TEA
BLACK or GREEN
The Pure Food Question

The more this question Is agl-
tated the more the hygienic
Value of Machine Rolled Tea
Is understood, and the more
popular 1t becomes. All Cey-
lon and India Tea Is prepared
by rlachinery and without
recourse to adulterants of any
kind which insures CLEAN.
Illness and PURITY.
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Groceries for Christmas

The Christmas cheer is not all bundled up into the presents
The dinner comes In for goody share Of attention.
Will everything be good hope to have Let ~
assure you will you choose your edibles from the list which
folowsevery article being pure and wholesome and fresh
HAMS Swft's genuine Sugar Cured, per lb..... o1so
CURRANTS, cleaned per paek ekage. lac
RAlSNS seeded large and fine, per package.
PLUM PUDDING Columbia brand, fancy large age
ANCHOVlES, large sized kegs per keg SOC
APPETITE SLID, imported, per can 100
CHICKEN MACKERAL, in wine sauce. per can.... aoc
NECTARlNES CALIFORNIA;, per pound d......... lSc
PRUNES, fancy CALIFORNIA;, per pound. I5c
COFFEE, Guadarili finest Mocha and Java, lb....
MUSHROOMS. first CHOICE per can. 27c
PEAS, extra sied, small, ISc
CATSUP. gallon baed Jug each. ............. ooc
RUSSIAN CAVIAR, large cans for. 65c
MALAGA GRAPES. fancy large clusters. per lb... l5c
Mel ARENS CHEESE. very fne per jar. Ioc
ORANGES California Nayes, per doz from 63c to 'ec
OLIVES Spanish Queen, large bottles. ........... a3c
GAME TATES, French, per .................. 37c
CHICKEN TAMALE prepared from Mexican receipt age
MARMALADE, sweet orange, fancy per Jar.. 7Sc
PRESERVES whole fruit, per jar $I5o down to. .. 3Sc
GINGER SNAPS and Fancy Cakes, per pound .... sc
FIGS, fancy Turkish, pounds for ............. 75c
DATES, finest selected in pound packages Ioc
CANDLES all sizes boxes for. ................ 2Sc
SMOKED HALIBUT, ponud ............... I6c
IMPORTED BlOATERS per dozen. 7sc
CREAM OF CODFSH very fine per package... &c
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SOUTH SCRANTON
AN EXCITING RUNAWAY ON cE-
OAR AVENUE.

4 Horse Owned by William Hankins
Was Frightened by Some Boys and
Dashed Along for Several Blocks,
Causing Deal of Damags-ohioers
Nominated by the O. NJ. B. A.-To.
nights Basket Ball Game-eaen-
gerrunde's Social Other News and
Personal Notes.