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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1895
Page
8
Proofs of our price leadership will be seen throughout the season in our store. Money savers will notice many up to date fabrics and varieties at the very beginning of the season. Washable dress fabrics include ginghams prints organdies and merican and French textiles with consistent values.
An advertisement highlights Huck Towels and various linens including damask and napkins. It invites attention and favors from readers for goods by the yard and other linen items.
The retailer showcases new spring importations across footwear gloves and undergarments. Lisle thread hosiery, dyed leathers, and English walking gloves highlight current trends with tariff influenced pricing. White goods Embroideries lawns and corset covers complete a wide stock for stylish wardrobes.
Dr Reeves of 412 Spruce Street advertises treatment for nerve and heart diseases and many other ailments. He offers a three months cure for catarrh at five dollars and claims a home remedy that supposedly cures with a trial treatment fee. Office hours daily from 5 am to 9 pm and Sunday 10 to 4.
At 1.90 o'clock Saturday morning Maye Aitken died at her Chitfield avenue home after a week with pneumonia. She was a longtime deaconess at the Rendby terian church and beloved by many. Born March 1 1801 in Fell township, she leaves a husband, four children, a mother and three sisters. Funeral at First Presby terian church Monday with burial at Brookside cemetery. Also Saturday morning typhoid claimed Mary Burnett Byrne nee Burnett sister of Dry Burnett. she left a husband and five children. Funeral Monday at St Rose church.
James Kirby moves into the Lackawanna avenue house owned by Mrs. Hines. W. J. Pike visited Binghamton today. Charles Capwell and John Millane attended Peter Curran’s funeral at Susquehanna yesterday. Co. W. Hawkes rents the Rose block store on Main street and plans to move in at month’s start.
The article asserts Henry Wheaton’s Principles of International Law as the world’s authoritative text now in its ninth edition. It notes translations into Chinese and Japanese and Wheaton’s role with Webster and Butler, plus brief biographical details and a critique of diplomacy in the United States.
Mothers praise the product used for teething pain and sore gums. The advertisement claims it soothes children, relieves wind colic, and alleviates illness with universal availability from druggists worldwide. Priced at twenty five cents per bottle.
A bold action by the Beranton Triotlon company moves the rail track from the roadside to the center of Robinson Street at a price of fourteen thousand dollars. Critics accuse the monopoly holders of overreach and question control over city streets and council decisions.
Belief in a six hour effect from a remedy called New Great Booth American Kidney Cure claims to ease pain and tension in the bladder kidneys and urinary tract for both men and women. The ad asserts rapid relief and supports its purpose with a local Scranton, Pennsylvania druggist listing C M Harrie 125 Penn Avenue.
The New York Sun reports 12,690,152 families in the U S with 52.2 percent renting farms or homes and 47.8 percent owning. Of owners 2.07 percent are mortgaged and 72.05 percent are free of mortgage. Urban areas show high renting rates versus rural ownership, with New York City at 107 percent renting. Ownership varies by race and gender, with whites owning more and women more likely to own without encumbrance. Foreign-born parents correlate with lower ownership among their children.
At a youth party in Hockford ML, a young man claimed he could hypnotize anyone. Lena Mossine volunteered and soon fell unconscious. Attempts to awaken her failed as guests shook her and poured water while shouting for her to "come right." Matthew Cleary led the panic.
Berlin municipality shows charitable relief spending last year at roughly 1.4 million dollars above income. Officials blamed elevated welfare needs and delayed revenue, noting measures planned to tighten controls and prevent future deficits.
Where do you trade. You always strike a bargain in CLOTHING at the Bell Clothing House 230 Lackawanna avenue. New in design elegant in effect the cheapest in town are our Spring Overcoats and Suits.
A retailer offers a free safety bicycle valued at 35 dollars with the purchase of every boys suit or knee pants. The drawing is set for July 5th, providing customers a chance to win the bicycle as a trade incentive.
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