Gormans Grand Depot Sells Low Priced Wool Serge
Busy days among the dress materials as new invoices arrive. A 36 inch all wool serge is offered in a beautiful assortment of spring shades. Previously 39 cents a yard, now reduced to 25 cents.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1895
Page
8
Hats and Bonnets at Moderate Prices
Trimmed and untrimmed hats and bonnets offered by expert milliners at prices from 15.00 to 175.00, with trims and artistic productions emphasized.
Caps and Waists Show Sparks Fall Styles
An attractive display presents up to date styles with stylish short capes featuring the new fall sweep ribbon collars and the latest trimming.
Dress Linings Offer Low Prices and Styles
Local retailer proclaims lowest prices in town with choicest dress linings and best qualities, inviting shoppers to compare and save on a range of fabrics and finishes.
April is Now Ready and Distributed to Callers
A brief public notice states that the April issue is prepared and given away to anyone who calls for it. The distribution appears open to all interested readers without specific eligibility or location restrictions.
Salvation Army opening in East Stroudsburg and local events
K W Harris of Philadelphia visits East Stroudsburg for Salvation Army opening. Local events include German Volunteer performance, athletic association season tickets, social clubs, factory moves, and campus enrollment at the Normal. Multiple personnel changes, engagements, and community notices fill village life in this period.
Torent Baptist Sunday school officers elected in Carbondale
The annual election in the Torent Baptist Sunday school chapel chose Superintendent Jo. Peak, assistant W. F. Nye, secretary A. S. Lownley, treasurer Charles Perkins, librarian Walter K. Bennett, chorister R. Hall, organist Miss May J. Avery, and more. A scarlet fever death of 4 year old William White was noted with a private funeral at St. Hoge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torent Baptist Sunday School
MM. Peak
W. F. Nye
Aa. Os. Lownley
Charles Perkins
Walter KE. Bennett
R. Hall
May J. Avery
William
William, the 4-Year-Old Son of Mr and Mra. J. White, of 16 Dundatt Street
St. Hoge Cemetery
Emmons L. Peck
Emmons
JM. Peck
Washington Street
Robert Marehall
Keystone Academy
A. H. van Dermark
Wilkes- Barre
Morris & Spaeth
Park Street
Mise Louise Williams
John Thompson
W. L. Yarrington
Miners’ and Mechanics’ Bank
Carbondale Baseball Club
Carbondale
Carbondale First Presbyterian Church
Womn
Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbytery of
Lackawanna
Honesdale Presbyterian Church
Mra
EL Lathrope
J.B. Foyt
Forest City
A. Tt
Jones
The
Herald
Charles Hiss
Susquehanna
Taylor Milling Plant Excavation Begins Today
Excavation for the new mill will start today with Mulherin & Judge of South Scranton holding the erection contract. Mrs Percilla Watkins of Taylor Street is named in connection with the project and individuals IL Casper Troufer and Andrew Steler are noted in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulherin & Judge
South Scranton
Percilla Watkins
Taylor Street
IL Casper Troufer
Andrew Steler
Sibley Resident Heads to Montana for Visit
Mrs. John E. Davis of Main Street is ill. Taylor mines report only two days of work last week. Miss Florence Swarts of Pittston visits the Mosingers on Malin Street. Price Library Association hosts a Bachelor’s social on the 16th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibley
Montana
John E. Davis
Main Street
Con
Taylor
Plorence Swarts
Pittston
Chris Mosinger
Malin Street
Price Library Association
Final Examinations Close Keystone Academy Quarter
Keystone Academy held final examinations for the third quarter last week and closes Friday for a week’s vacation before the fourth quarter starts Monday April 1. Students plan to work during vacation to fund the next term. Miss Nellie Taylor, Bucknell University alumna, visited. The annual prize speaking contest at the Bap tist church drew a large attendance and high praise. Milas Vida Cramer won the prize with Martha Taylor honorable mention. The program featured multiple recitations and musically and a band performed. The O. I. club held a quarterly spread at Capwell’s ice cream parlor after the prize. Also noted, Now Treat South American Kidney Cure offers rapid relief for kidney and bladder issues. Sold by C. M. Harris, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Taylor
Academy
Bucknell University
Bapet
Miss Acken
Milas Vida Craomer
Martha Taylor
Pemberton Mill
Estella Bailey
Aunt Sopronia
Lodusky Parnes
Miseranees Mace
Bobby Snafton
Imine Ann
Ethel Carr
Lafayette College Opens Term and Baseball Wins
The Lafayette College term began on Thursday. The baseball team, tired after a southern trip, won two of three against the University of North Carolina with scores of 4 to 1 and 6 to 4. Professor Homer E L Sprague of North Dakota University lectured on Shakespeare. John F L McGos, former college trustee, died at 47 while returning from Jamaica to New York. A prize essay contest in English on Old English Language and Literature from Beowulf to 1000 was announced in the English department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pireroy
Lafayette
University of North Carolina
Som Dito
Homer EL Sprague
North Dakuta University
John FL McGos
New York
Jamaica
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Nervous Strength and Purity
A testimonial from Mrs H Venable of Keithsburg Illinois touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as an excellent nerve tonic and blood purifier. She describes fatigue body aches and weakness improving after use and claims it is cheaper than doctor bills plus Hood's Pills as a preferred aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
H. Venable
Keithsburg
Mra
C. H. Venable
Ill
End of Man and Bottle Feeding in Babies
An 19th century style inquiry questions human longevity and hygiene, noting babies’ reliance on bottles. It cites Dr. A B Robinson of Dudley Street Boston endorsing Bovinine as a life enhancing feed to rescue frail infants and support nourishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Robinson
Dudley St
Boston
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Grand Depot
Gorman's Grand Depot
Reeves
Spruce Street
Scranton
Bright
J. Scott Inglis
Lackawanna Avenue
Hallstead
Thomas
Young Men's Christian Association
Te Scranten Glee Club
Tallie Mof
Mitchell House
Earl W. Travis
Binghamton
L. T. Travia
U.S
Stroudsburg
K. W. Harris
Philadelphia
Salvation Army
East Stroudsburg
Comediiat Saphar
Mr. Crowley
Athletic Association
Conndensis
Efnst
Clover, Leaf Social Club
Miss Allie Chambers
National Express
Methodist Church
Vernon
Presbyterian
Central Pennsylvania and Western Railroad
Watsontown
Northumberland County
Ustal Hall
Keystone Fibre Company
Allemtown
Tilluck
Hull
Belvidere
Nos
Lewis Bish
East Stroudsburg Glass Company
Treach
Nettie Tueh
New York City
Ira Carmeonter
East Stroudsburg Grase Company
Hertha Place
Popular Valley
Anna Martens
Orange
N. 2
Harvey Bush
Craig's Meadows
Was
Tor
Unk
Hun
Burg
A. R. Brittiin
Peterbough
Swink
Mast Stroudsburg
Easten
L. Dh. Burnette
Profesor A. Ormond
Princeton College
Center Street
W. A. Mutehter
J. M. Mutehles
East Strowudsburg
Annie
Emma Weller
Washington
Visting Edwand Weller
Maat Élowlsbura
Hurnette House
Morris Rosenfeld
Lut of & Hebrew Paper
J. Ss. Silverman
Stroudsburg Elothier
Mayer
Aix
Avery
Matthews
C. M. Harris
Druggitt
Penn Avenue
Lafayette College
Hood's
Parilla
Ures
I. Food & Co
Lowell, Ee
Lackawanna Ava
Lackawanna Ave
Rae
Hal Remedy Co
Henry Goodman
Goodman
Aida
Scranton, PA
Aera, Liebecker & CO
Shimberg
Fyel
Jelief
Wilton
Wyoming Avenue
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