We Offer New Styles to the Retail Trade
We keep up to the minute on all new styles and are first to introduce them to the retail trade. Our departments are a reservoir of style and elegance with no sleepy imitation for patrons.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1894
Page
8
We keep up to the minute on all new styles and are first to introduce them to the retail trade. Our departments are a reservoir of style and elegance with no sleepy imitation for patrons.
A vintage sale pitch promising fine goods at low prices. It emphasizes customer choice and reassures shoppers that clerks and the buying system won’t pressure unwanted purchases, inviting satisfactory deals for both buyer and seller.
Retail notes show an early fall display of dress materials with extensive designs. The qualities finish and prices are described as the best, inviting shopper interest in the fall collection.
Emma Lutz and Mika Kate Secor of Dunmore visited Mrs Martin Olds in Waverly on Wednesday. Mika Kate Gardoer returned home to Clifford Susquehanna county after visiting Estella Bailey. Elder Vails son Arthur, age 10, recovers from a broken forearm after a porch accident. Various visiting dignitaries and locals, a fire at Mrs John Stone’s house, picnic at Lake Manataca, and a reunion of Company K Pennsylvanis Cavalry announced for Nichols Grove on Aug 25.
A mass meeting in Peckville last night organized the John R Jones Republican Club of Peckville with 250 to 300 attendees pledging support for John R Jones for district attorney. Officers were elected and delegates named for the Harrisburg state league meeting. resolutions praise Jones and urge his nomination. The event featured the Peckville band and speeches, with additional notes on local visitors and upcoming events.
Mayfield residents share brief updates with visitors and travel. Maggie Mulholland stays at the post office for a few days while Mise Bergan takes a short vacation. Windsor’s Frank Andrews visits. Charlies S Hoyt travels to Kingston to see his sister. DeGraw and Finns appear in local outings. Residents frequent Crystal Lake and Carbondale for events and errands. repairs begin on a house burned recently. The Citizens band of Jermyn accompanies the Baptist excursion to Lake Ariel on August 3. Community remarks include transport comments about a Traction Company car transfer issue and multiple social calls around Scranton Forest City and Lake Ariel.
Dr Saadi a native of Syria spoke at the Episcopal church on Mohammedan beliefs and the role of women. He recalled Nile expedition experiences as interpreter and described Gordon’s relief campaign and death. He plans college study to return to Morocco as a priest.
Sixty five representatives attended a lawn reunion at the Coase residence with many out-of-town guests such as Hon Robert McCreary of Buffalo and Fred Catlin former Western Union chief operator of New York City. An encore gathering is planned next year as 160 descendants are anticipated.
Elmhurst residents and visitors are listed including GreatAir children from New York City staying with Mrs Maury Snyder and Miss Lottie Clay George Sb. Adame visits Union Warning company headquarter visits. Mrs L W Finn from Glenburn visits friends in town. Mrs A Atens visits Scranton. James Millan, former resident, calls on friends. Young people's prayer meeting held at J H Snyder home. Box factory, overseen by I GC Simmons, back to full production. Contractor Daniel Biesecker grading around the Presbyterian church. Byron Buckingham celebrates fifteenth wedding anniversary. Dorrance Fuller visits friends in Waverly New York. Rev F A Mitteson Jr to fill Baptist church pulpit after illness.
George Ferguson returns from Kankakee as Mrs. Argue and daughter from Troy, N Y visit Alex Frew. Miss Maud Dood calls on friends. Holland family home after two weeks at Wildwood Beach. Eva Williams of Lackawanna Coal Co stores vacationing at Lake Idlewill. Katie Regan and Maurie Civeny of New York return from Danmore Street visit. Helen and Minnie Murphy of Providence, R I visit relatives. Mrs. Frank Williams and son return from Plymouth. Loyal Knights of America and Odd Fellows plan a joint excursion to Lake Ariel today. The Standaru
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Twoph Kenedy died Tuesday night. Interment was made in St Patrick's cemetery yesterday. Miss Annie Lynch of New York City visits Mr Mary Shields on Okawanna Street. Mrs Edward Matthews and daughter Cora visit friends in Luzerne county. Miss Minnie Mason returns home after visits at Wilkes Bar and Nanticoke.
P J Colling left for New York while a derailment delay affected a Delaware and Hudson train at Minooka station. Obituary news reports C Fowler Jr dying in Allegheny New York and details of his North Main Street drug shop succession. A bachelors club banquet at Hotel Antares included vows of not hosting a party within a week of marriage.
Archbald residents expect the Lackawanna Traction Company to remove the car between Moyles Hotel and the Blakely line after surveys at Plane C. The alteration aims to shorten the route toward Dutch hill, reducing fares for borough patrons. Local residents mentioned include Miss Mary A. Cummings of Scranton and Mrs Anthony Roone of Mount Vernon, with social notices for several others.
The remedy pictured as well known and popular promises curing liver and kidney diseases, pimples, rheum, and other blood impurities. It claims to drive malaria, prevent and cure fevers, relieve headaches, constipation, and indigestion with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Available at Matthews Bros. Drug Store for 50 cents or $1 per bottle.
C B Reed visited Sunday. The Young People's Society of the Presbyterian church hosts a novelty event with a darkey cake walk and a cake valued around $100. All the townspeople are invited to attend and participate. J A Kearney departs for New York and Troy. Miss Florence White spent Sunday in Jormve.
Elias B Doon head of New York Weather Bureau discusses health care and digestion. He promotes pre digested food Paskola, claiming rapid blood absorption and easier digestion, and directs readers to 30 Reade Street New York for details. A pumphet offers full Paskola particulars by mail.
Minooka residents Nellie Thomas and Mary Sullivan left for Newport Rhode Island for a week with Miss Lizzie Dunne and Miss Dela Knapp of Greenwood returned from vacation. Michael Hanahne of Greenwood married Katie Hoban at St Joseph church with May Ellen Mulderiy as bridesmaid and John Sullivan as best man. The couple’s reception and celebratory ball followed. Victoria Connell of Scranton visited. A motorist couple from Greenwood faced a hold up by a gang of roughs. A Gammon's hill shooting match between Corns and Davie ended in a tie and was declared off after Davie refused to shoot again. Attorney M. A. McGinley of Scranton argued a case in Greenwood. An advertisement touts Thorn’s Electric Oil for rheumatism.
The Curios in Numbers notes Berlin has 210 miles of streets allowing a ten day walk without retracing streets. Berlin’s 140000 inhabitants standing in double file would form a 750 mile line, a column long enough to reach France. If all cars could carry two thirds of Berliners, a single file column would stretch about 2000 miles. A speaking-distance line from Berlin to Calcutta would be sent.
Berlin butcher Albert Broers famed for a long black mustache traveled to Landsberg with three tradesmen. After dining they debated selling the mustache by auction, and it sold for ninety four marks. A barber removed the mustache, leaving Broers with cash and returning home to his family.
A brief note from Cassetts Family Magazine describes Swedish maidens placing a ring a coin and a black ribbon under three cups to foretell marriage. If the ring is exposed first, she marries within the year. the coin promises a rich husband. the ribbon marks an old maid.
A caregiver recalls giving Castorta to a sick baby during illness. The note records a home treatment decision without further medical details.
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