The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-07

the coming school year the Faction
method of piano instruction will be
taught. Miss Mabel A. French, of
Boston, a pianist of exceptional ability,
and a member of the faculty of the
Faction Pianofore School Of Boston,
has recently been added to the faculty.
5--Value $75. A Columbia Chainless
bicycle, 1900 model This bicycle, now
on exhibition at Conrad Bros, 243 wy
oming avenue, is one of the best of the
high"grade wheels, ana the excellence
of its running qualities and the care
taken in it's finish are known to Wheel
men the world over. 1t will be furnished
either in a diamond or drop frame, and
has all the latest improvements, of
which there arc many this year. This
special reward has been selected as an
incentive for lovers of outdoor recrea-
tion and exercise and is warranted by
the manufacturers.
6-Valuc $50. a full scholarship In
the Scranton Business College-Com-
mercial course. The scholarship is for
an unlimited time, and the winner may
continue his or her studies until
diploma of proficiency is awarded by
the faculty of the Business College.
The complete business course comprises
bookkeeping, penmanship, correspond
cnce, press copying, commercial law,
business arithmetic, short grammar,
commercial paper, forms and customs
and spelling. This institution is one of
the foremost business colleges in the
United States, and its graduates are
helped to secure situations and interest
is manifested in them by the faculty
long after they receive their diplomas.
7-Value $50. A full scholarship in
the Scranton Business College-short-
hand course-with privileges as the
above. The shorthand course embraces
the following studies Shorthand, type
writing. manifolding, penmanship,p prac-
tical grammar. capitalization, punctua-
tion, business correspondence, fling
letters, spelling and press copying. AS
stated in the above paragraph there is
no restriction placed upon the length
of time to attain proficiency, these two
scholarship being unlimited.
S-Valuc $50. A solid Gold Watch, on
exhibition at the jewelry store Of
Eugene Schimpff, 81 Lackawanna ave-
nue.. This watch, which is one Of the
handsomest designs of the Illinois
Watch Company, is furnished either in
lady's or Ecntloman's size. accord
ing to the wish of the winner. The case
is of solid gold, warranted 14-karat
United States assay, and is fitted with
fine Springfield movement, one OF the
most reliable and accurate on the
market.
9-Value $40. The Tele-Photo Cycle
POGO B Camera. This camera will be
on exhibition in the windows of the
Griffin Art Company, 2O9 Wyoming ave-
nue., the early part of next week. 1t Is
positively the king of all hand cameras
and is the product of the Rochester
Camera and Supply Company. 1t fills
the demand of up-to-d date ideas In pho
Biography and combines every adjust
ment that can be applied to a camera.
All wood parts are made of highly pol
ished mahogany and all brass parts
are polished and lacquered. 1t has two
fine rack k-and-pinion focusing attach
ments, rising and falling front, spring
actuated ground-glass screen, POGO
view finder and level and takes a photo
| 4X5 inches. 1t is fitted with hgh-grade
Rochester symmetrical lens and Uni
cum shutter, with Iris diaphragm
hose attachment, and furnished with
solc-leather carrying case.
10-Value $50 A solid Gold Watch
In lady's size, now on exhibition at the
| jewelry store of Eugene Schimpff, 81
! Lackawanna avenue. This watch Is
also made by the Illinois Watch Com
Tany and fitted with fine Springfield
! movement. The case is of solid IA
! karat gold, with handsomely chased
design, and is warranted. If the win
ncr is n gentleman and prefers, he
| may have a gold-filled case instead
warranted for twenty years and of the
same value, or a solid silver watch.
| l1--As a recognition of labor well
performed and that none may be dis
| satisfied The Tribune will reward al
who take part in this contest, and
those who may fail in being successful
in having a choice of any of the fore
going ten special rewards will Still be
entitled to share in the benefits accru'
ing from their earnest endeavors. Ir
order to give these workers for us &
| share in the contest, we will give eacf
and every one participating and who
| fails to be among the first ten, 6
special reward of 10 per cent. on al
subscriptions they forward to The
Tribune. provided they comply will
the rules of the contest, as set forth
in this article. No one need become
| discouraged as the more Jealous theil
work the greater the remuneration
they will receive, and the lowest az
well as the highest will be suitably
compensated for their time and efforts