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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27
Table Linens

uO1N 0ABIbNu0
72.Inch Cream Damask Linen.
4 good heavy quality. strong aud
scrviceablc. splendid for everyday
wear improves with every washing
and n good seyentyiive cent value.
Special price ...........,.......'.... .....""c.
72-Inch Full Bleached Linens.
Strictly all linen and Il nice fin"
quality: great value for the money.
Comes in good assortment of pat
terms: regular dollar linen. special
72-Inch Extra Weight Linen.
Full Blcached Damask. satin fin
ish. very fine quality and good wear
ing linen. We have it in ton differ
ent patterns: our regular dollar ana
quarter number. Special price. IN 90
Double Damask Linens.
Most complete line OF fine linens
ever shown here. in all the newest
floral. scroll and ornamental designs.
Special price. - to $2.Io
Linen Damask Table Sets.
Are shown here in various sizes
ana qualities. in new ana pretty de
signs--e,nbroitlerrd henstitcheu and
plain linens all come beautifully
| boxed. Elegant gifts. Range III
prices from ..................$1.50 upward
Napkins to Match Our Linens.
German silver Bleach Napkins,
large size, extra heavy weight. all
linen and soft finish: worth Sl2i,
Tor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. aSc.
$50 Hemmed Napkins. for.......$l.2 -
$i.15 Silver Bleach Napkins. for. 81. 81
$2.25 Full Bleach, extra heavy and
! IiTS' S!.IN, 10Y. ..Sl 20
, $500 extra fine Napkins, for. So. 81
| Full line OF fine quality Napkins.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27
DIR. BARRETT, Dentist,
TEETH

w " f II your teet eaa afe es',iass desss
ing il YOU n, eG an artificial set, Il you wisn
some lueth itplaced without plate. ii you wish
graduates OF long experience at the very least
cost consistent with good, substantial Dental
Mefk. call on me.
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D., L. e. w. Board for Today.

The following is the makeup of the
D., l.. and w. board for to-day;
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27

\ good heavy quality. strong :nd
scrviceablc. splendid for everyday
wear, improves with every washing
and n good Seyenty-iive cent value.
Special price ...,.,,........ =. 30
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27
ATLANTIC CRY HOTELS.

GRARo ATLANTIC EoTeL |Ne aWHsx
Virginia Ave sn4 Beach, Atlantic City, y. J.
s.AIh year, 3JU beautiful rooms eh'uit2, Ein.le
in hotel and annex. Location select and e,EDr4l,
within icw yards oi the steel Pier. urvhe.tgj.
Dncrs special spring rates, sla 10 fl5 by week,
g.. so up by IIS. special rates 10 iimIes .O5gnes
1lset oil trains. Write Tor hopklct
CHARLES I. COPE
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lT'Af.l NJ.

Hcs. MIrnn tahni.Fa. Cloncutlna Saitp1no,
Fortunate TerlLyu III Giuseppe, piotr kcurr,
tugili"huo Giuseppe, tiIninr Ju,c-o. Emanuel
nepuartr". >y,H%in I.ongo. Frances Scgirs. lM-
yiuko Cai!a Rosa Srlian>, Andrew Olchc.hh,
POLISH
Joseph Einatowicl. Peter Bicicn .'uzt; Kn-
n.iuiuXs. F,anrisch.t karcnlSh Piur Moltaciru,
Nmeirrt L,rskicNlcr. Nlck ,:i>uwsky. Willtm
Maculairi> \uton T"mlsirw-ki, Johann Tnwain.
las Julius Much. Adam iaznrski. Molodkewcz.
Ios"ph Dicpnhrock. D1idor MacAu"> kidnr
MacA!iluS, An,lr2c JaniscwsEi, !. lpk"izoS, u.
Japaniwnliias. .',iSapo> IiEpnlewic, josef MIiciN
"wski. NioHd> Gu,iuitis, MuNiam ph>lEnSi, An
Grcw Oahcrc>n.
III NGARiAN.
Kris'M BabiIk Josef tczyai:. Martin Pvi.. Mad.
islaw iknaticnwic Tcman .Iina,uak, Mchailo HI.
Ien'n, George jMcaka, Pave, Wojtach, Hanna
Mirhalosdk, Eutala AndTds, kataryni Gmykouka,
Rum"ur SNmosyk. George l'aga, .'arGc> NoriS.
''"kolc Knot, Steve iioolack, Pcto l!ahSnw, Mar.
ryn kruialzsg, SimnnaS Sn,amS.dS. Peter Z,.l-
o>iah Nrdrcw Kostuylk Peer Zyalcsnk, Am.
V4>lily Pcr'S
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72-Inch Full Bleached Linens.

Strictly all linen and Il nice ilun
quality: great value for the money.
Comes in good assortment of pat
terms. regular dollar linen. Special
price Observation-Disclosures. ..........I1
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$50 'Hi-H nsllsf.fF Isas hsts
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las std irias q uai nHfs atir iIIlri
itH uHAg suasis iass g. slH.
BE- faYitd W &c. ahiHarits q hsI uHH ils
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s4aaaI aaHaa iisi - stag aass sisils d
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80 A. 81 - saHsuf rasa nsi
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H = q nsB n b. 81 a.. ss i
g. sat
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sHI Ii God q Iws ~ ID 800 billed
Mo- a#H fsfr probably tissI uaI sus
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Ui gHfaI Hlsi.H ihs o. ihf irn
lrsi n 49, stras tss 49, Iafr stH
tIiH taDB u tf haYa.ls rHH
49, laHH g. IA. thH nial ~ afr
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H.tH Ha sH.aH sHllaf fH hHii
NaH #m aIH.s ESQ Hfsaif nhf
% af.s o. HHH AL. fa 81 pol mt
70 co., HHH NHf q HH.a sIs
Ha H r CO., f f#HI iY
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# 90 tff H
HH. H ft Ha Hb
49, HH H Ha Haa
an POI Hs IarI .as Haa. H Hs
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a. IHfH isaH t..tHrH IF arH
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a.H HIniiHF UaaH = isa irfsH 4 aiHs
pei -. . isns s.ussafn - a.
. 60 asgs sigfs a. $780, a-d. e.
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fIsr 70 soc Hs 5000 - HHs .f
iIsJ 900 5000. a. uf HIu ..
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fsnnisai 90 tsisisfb

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H I# a..| IH u.HHIaul 49, GO 600
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81 r IHa a. 4. aNd hsanif 2
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n.sts 49, tass 900 aHtHs 49, Sc =
= $50 nafH.sr lat H So
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NHasH a. fa tpfs usnsn "A -
tssayts Casataattss ~ 80 BE tss
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The Mfappcrs.

AT sse, INSTEAD or 90 Ger
msn fsAnsl dfst1lns saeguss Ia st.y,
plni snd blus. isney fsyfss, husd
bsei, pels ffopi, foiliag eolisL ium
mst 9Th asuh nbboa
fiAs oauAl fshRsl sscggss inmmsd 81
sfound 9Th smbfo asfsd s,oil0pt Also
style " Nsaasis,is
Al pa, lksiIAD Of tbs -kl.
meas ssctsI 10 fsfsisn sol0fs
tisahslstts nisbisssas assi Sinpss.
100 Be-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-17
A Neat Transaction in Waists.
II Reduces Prices Nearly Half.

Every BIT OF tn gain In buying an oil these pretty wass to morrow /. yours
he makers hit some bargains on hsnnes Just as any merchsnt does Itreduced the
cost bout half but all W want 10 pay for the stOrtsspins You Away. get In gain
Nloesers
AT csc INSTEAD Or s.. se-woo flannel wshss In bIset, navy s.rnet snd car.
dhL, tucked sd yoke effect gilt buuons.
hSlee INSTEAD OF 50 2s-Fnneh flannel waists in cardinal light blue, navy,
gray and black, space tuehng back an front stOck collar
At ss INSTEAD OF 81 ss AND s. ss French flannel waists in bhci and
eoors, plain snd fancy effects. excellent values.
AT s2sS INSTEAD OF So ss AND 81 9s-Flsnnel wsisu In q variety Of models
sSss S+ss, Ss.ss.
AT ssss INSTEAD OF ss.so-Fin. uHfets st vsists in Mile. light blue, white,
green cardinal and bid rose,t tucked bach AM 'front.' also sleeves tucked, fancy
en~ho buttons
AT stss, REGULAR 50 $4,000 assorted uffds, md pesu de- Me v.i,t, In ,.n
ehfsfsnt models, bhet snt eolors.
AT ttss INSTEAD or s. 00-s0 only, fancy snk waists 10 fancy tnps, made
SIDE effect. finished sihh y pearl buedsss and vsKs straps.
At Ise INSTEAD or si.1s-Bhet meeshisd satin vshts, tucked bach and
'front.' stoek eoMtf
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C0I0fed pettIcosts.

AT soc, INSTEAD or $50 EIus
sasiliI blse1 msfesnisd pstucssis,
mace 9th vmbfslis tloaaes. fisfs hen
,uiehss iaea1 ana hsmsuiehsd fufiis.
hplsaalt sslass 10 msfssnssd psiu
sssi', 81 ~. See, Ss
ftss W. ihsTtAD 90 o. 90 Tsiis.
tHt l~siiCosts ia tlset, plsia ssisfs
zoe shsdsd siiseis s~sassisi sessfd
geo plssist fsifls, Ell ssas sns fuiis
fasfilsni sslsss sit De sha o. BE-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-17

AT iec., INSTEAD OF 2ec.-Boys'
extra heavy, corduroy ribbed black cot
ton stockings, splieed heels and toes,
just the thing for school wear, sires 8
TO 10.
Ar izXe., INSTEAD OF Isc.-vom.
ems fine gauge black cotton stockings,
splieed heels and toes, with extra
heavy soles, also mems oxford merino
half hose.
At ale, INSTEAD OF 3sc.-ChiIdren's
estra fine black ribbed cashmere stock.
inss, spliced heels and toes, sizes 8
TO sh.
At Ice. AND 2sc., INSTEAD OF 29c.
TO 4sc.-Children's extra heavy silver
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-17

grey ribbed fleece shirts, with long
sleeves, also pantslettes TO match.
AT Csc. INSTEAD OF 3ec.-women's
extra heavy shaped white fleece ribbed
cotton vests, high neck, lsNs sleeves,
With French band drs wsrs to match.
At zec., INSTEAD OF sOc.-Chfdren's
extra quality tan merino shirts. with
long sleeves, also pantalettes and draw.
ers TO match in broken Sizes.
At Zoe, INSTEAD OF 75c.-Men's
extra heavy natural merino shirts, sell
fronts and long sleeves. also drawers to
match; sizes, shirts. 81 and ~; draw.
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and COIOred Dress Goods.
Another WindfaII of Unheard Of Prices.
na Me- sas
Brooklyn has come to epea more of Lce~s an any one else She lnosss a Hnn%,aon

Brooklyn has come TO expect more Of Loe1
We constantly make in the dress goods business. She
IL ~ the strangers IN The city that viii wonder and be
69c. Tor $i.25 Black 1 oiIenne.
SUI ans wool eolisane, ~ inchss a Ie, bsauufal ,hsjss
Of sasiOr h0is, nssb, lghi blue, GENET, Icseda, cream, foas,
tfosn ad blaet, = lusi0as, cin'tu hbul Utmost q peer
f0t house, Csmsg and evening gosna sutlc~t 60 . iss stGhi
msnuiseiurTs impgnseuons. shIch oil n1i stsct III sssf
OF sppSsfsnes, 90 iasissd VI 3 70
43c. tor S5c. imported Mixtures.
Imported oil. sy1l, hnelY s0ssn, smooth cofsH ghffen,
~ ana ~ lachss 10 sljih, . dsgdsi o. 81 iadsnagi sssts
a. shsesS lfom, solos a. gsf, Ffsaeh, kssssA sd asst
tlussi ffsgds, mluig gvldsu, gsfaei snd hSis, nssp Sold To-
lrt ihsn bt, isft, hSfs 90 msuss - sst isfd
~. TOT 500 imported DissonsL
~ tash impsnsd s0tsass disssAs, busnt stussuss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-17
Looking FOrWard-.ThankSQivinQ

The curtain Is already rising on THANKSGIVING, which Is the gate:
progress has been something phenomenal, even in a year-energy has
ceen put o the straining point to serve you best Of all the earth has
been grded that you may want for nothing-economies have multiplied,
so that hardly a luxury exists that isn't within the grasp of any one
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-17

long, with high rolling collar, large
revers. made OF fine qualify skins, stylish
IN design, lined sith best grade Of satin,
Al So os INSTEAD or 81 sO-Else
iuc seal scsri Sith cluster OF stl tails.
Al s42s INSTEAD OF 80. rs Stunk.
opossum scarf an cluster u sik lsils.
al 50 ~ lhsItAD on 81 rs Sable
ioA tos, ~ inches long, With toe
brushes ana puf psss
All b ST. ihSIi Al Ofsll7b Skant.
Is,,u1u tOa, 90 Iu,hrs long With ivs
iaIl Urlshs, ana iDuf pas
A. go Is lhsTlAD Ol sIs2s Mint
s,ari sIfr cluster - righl isils
~ 60 % ihNIiAD on $40 sO-fias
sHaIIy rsus ''sd 18th slstisf VI slSsi
taIr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-17

It's this stores way. And Losers is a safe store-it takes the risks
whether we are satisfied with a transaction or not, you who buy here
must be. Tomorrow opens the week before Thanksgiving with one Of
the most forceful collections Of low-priced opporune merchandise ever
offered In Brooklyn lit will be the forerunner OF q great holiday business,
which, because |. is Loeser's, we must do better than ever before.
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Women'S $3.50 ShOeS...Maximum of Value.

WOmen'S $3.50 ShOeS...M Maximum of Value.
This storsss standard Of value giving doe. 4, change; 4, is al perm.u.n, and
dependable a the standard foot OF measurement. Iii this innexibniy and conteu-
lion for fixed standard OF genuine quality for the least money anywhere that have
nseeb the name Loeser in Brooklyn the recognized measure for real worth. This
Loear standard 81 "most At the least cost" had q most iorceful illustration last
Monday. when we beganto sell At the uniform price Of $3.50 all grades OF shoes
which had formerly been sold At from $50 to s. So thus giving Brooklyn the hes,
shoes eve. known At the price A movement which means pioneer work o. perm..
nentb benefit tot only to our customers, but the public At large.
But this path, like all others that &c have started, has been quickly followed by
peence and WORSE. Assertion, Of course, does not prove . fact. but " kno Of no
shoes anywhere thte equal ours for $3.50, and We are only too glad to Of II rest with
IN intelligent public where the best 3 so shoe can be Obtained.
But aside from the price advantages our shoes have distinctive characteristics Of
something that car be n o more copied than individuality IAN be copied.
There's nothing particularly novel in So so shoe. But tit Is marked proeress
however, to have succeeded in reducing the cost OF production ia q point where all
the best qualities which we're combined lin u $3.50 to $3.50 shoes are concen.
rated in . shoe At me price, $780, shoe the genuine quality u which we know
cannot be bought to-day for the money anywhere else.
This lis the bests shoe proposition " know Of anywhere-all are STYLES Of the
most thoroughly uptodahe shoes that ian be made-buuon, lace, patent leather
Russian, colt skin, shce kid Of sizes and shapes to adapt themselves to all feet.
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Stockings and Underwear.
Cents Saved That Run Into Dollars,

We constantly heart the remark, "Whsta comfort IL Is to be sure u q place like
Loesers, where you can find what yu want n stockings ind underwear"
There's n place Ike LOSERS for underwear-but it's getting more and more
wonderfully satisfactory evryd ay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-17
COIOred PetticOats and Wrappers.

cry sonin 10 Interested IN . good psteost-ths,s are cheap the supp
Tor msnI purposes ana are warm, pfuy snd ssrisssbts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-17
A Tidal Wave of LaCeS.
Quality and Prices Never Equa|Ied.

porter-he wants TO devote all energy TO next springs
little which saved his time and paid him better tina
products OF Plauen, ST. Gall and Calais-some Of III,
been made, and the prices are lower than ever known.
At 29C. and 39C., Worth SOC. to $500.
Abesutifll collection OF real Cluny galloOns with gilt thread,
both black and cream.
At sc. to I5C., Worth I9c. to 69C.
This lot embraces imitation Arabian gslloons. bset and
cream Chsntlly galloons, black and cream Chsntilly lsees 4
TO 7 inches vide, Oriental and net top lsees, 3 TO S inches
vide.
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40. for SI.00 Velour.

finish, spleniii ssoUnsnt Of the brst eolorng' 81 .se,
heretofore q. 90 fsd
4yc. for 81 90 Velour.
1000 Nafis impoueJ ,.loap, mIhsi sieei 9TH eond
rInuing through te -lotb, fhs ,0lon 49, Fsnc, na'N gfsfn,
goiisa. mtuls, ussaas, ct, sss eonslisfst eood 'slus 90
500. ouf puts 80.
SOC. Tor 500 Blsck Basket Che,iOt.
sbyash ole . ~ ssol, bfsEf bssAsI ,hsslsI asfshis, sat
one ~ ~ 10 sntss To- saint sni iYl ,osiunss
SO. 4 75c. Tor si.25& $50 BLACK Novelties
IlOJ y.fss 80 hsuIsi saa mshsI isae, bt.s, does
isbnes, tuilishi. lAtfsat, goods lu . lsIf ,susif ~ tls Fff
assssi as,isa,. o. bs, saI 1b, lnsissIgit o. ~ sads %
bsn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-17
WOmen'SC
An Offer of Extraordinary
$21.OO and $780, 90 for Garments Really WORT

$21.0 and $780,. 90 for Garments Really Worth $45.0 90 to S110.O0
reads almost Hef fiction it would be caed overeMRgeadon outside Of o@srs-bu ii is really
as Ii may seem tits even better than last Monday cam expect TOO much come with" big exp0ton"
You'll be disappointed
Just Ogowns, elegant creations many exact duplicates our best Partisan modses Amongst the
materials used in the costumes are crepe cloth, henrietta EamMe, camel hair 10th homeTuns and
chevoSS Many of these suits are in light delicate hadeS such as TAM hghtb modes pnkS etc., parcu-
hya appropriate rh coming horses shows and ohre evening" functions
The tailor made gowns include bUatioh,' VeneMns, homepunS, Tweedsa and mixtures Sizes prnc-
pay3 a. 80 80 bust Measure whhb t aHmhd quantity Of hGs size.
Thss one of the Rraea offerings ever mad. Suits made sell all the way from $&N to $1,000.
are to b sdM Monday &i0N and $500 EACH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-17

At Sc. to l2HC., Worth &c. to Csc.
Alot Of excellent imitation Torchon laces, both edges and
Insertions.
At &c. to I5C, Worth 35C. TO S2.98.
A lot Of imitation guipure laces. edges, insertions and gal.
looms, pattern exquisiiely outlined with gold.
At &c. to l9c., Worth 29C. to csc.
Lisrs lssss OF most sllurins designs up to S inches vide.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-03-12
SOUTHERN INTERESTS.

Birmingham, Ala, March lit. L.
Clark, Of New York, general manager
Of the American Steel Hoop company,
In Birmingham gave out an interview
In which he said that the trend was
In the direction Of obtaining southern
interests on the part of the United
States Steel corporation, and that the
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad
company and other big southern in
dustries might become part and
parcel of the new combination.
He further stated that the election
of d. II. Bacon as chairman of the
executive committee Of the Tennes.
see company, Indicated that the COM
pany was controlled by the Federal
Steel company, which was to be taken
into the big steel merger. - He said
that the big steel combination neces.
sarily would have to have fOothold
In the south, hence the belief that
the Tennessee company would get
into the combine. President Baxter
when asked on the lines replied
bluntly: IT think not"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-03-12
FRIENDS ANXIOUS.

indianapolis, March 9.-Ex-Presi-
dent Benjamin Harrison is very
sick man and his closest friends are
alarmed. His condition Is more seri-
Gus than is generally believed. How
ever, DIR. Henry jameson, the family
physician, who has sole charge of the
case, said last night there was no
immediate danger. In fact, he was
not at all alarmed, he said, as to the
outcome. Asked If the age of Gen.
eral Harrison would not weigh very
much against his recovery, the doc
tor said such would naturally be the
case, to a certain extent; but he de-
clined to discuss the matter further
than to say that he was not at all
alarmed over the condition of his pa
tient.
General Harrison Is troubled with
a complication of grip and intercostal
neuralgia, and there Is some fear
that this will develop into pneumonia.
The disease In itself is not necessarily
of an alarming character, but when
the age of General Harrison is taken
into consideration with the diminution
of his recuperative powers, his pres
ent illness is being viewed with much
anxiety.