Bargains on Fall Trade Open as Summer Goods Go
Local store announces a clearout to make room for Fall Trade and urges customers to take advantage of low prices on summer stock. Limited time bargains to free up space for new season offerings.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1894
Page
8
Local store announces a clearout to make room for Fall Trade and urges customers to take advantage of low prices on summer stock. Limited time bargains to free up space for new season offerings.
Our fall assortment arrives daily featuring kid gloves in new shades and lengths, corsets in all sizes, laces dress trimmings umbrellas hosiery and more. Every department offers style and elegance with values beyond belief as the goods speak for themselves.
The Fashions illustrated in our Monthly showcase the latest styles. We are the only dry goods house publishing a Fashion Monthly and invite readers to dress well and economically by reading it.
Eystone Academy in Factoryville Pennsylvania presents a refined school home preparing students for college with thorough music and art courses. Tennessee offers the best preparation for a Huliy Commercial Course including typewriting and shorthand with post graduate opportunities. Applicants may request a new joint circular from L Oomiss, Principal.
C A Marcy of Duryea and wife went to Dean Grove for health reasons. Y Atherton and family visited BE Drake. Mrs A R Benjamin returned from Great Bend. Mrs Samuel Brodhead and daughter Wealthy visited Delaware Water Gap. John Willis repaints his home. Mrs Edward Barnes hosted her niece Miss Morgan from Scranton. T J Stewart returned from York after attending a Grand Lodge session. William Faraday, hurt by a roof fall, can move about with a cane. Fred Avery of King’s Ferry returned from a two week visit with cousin Miss Kit Stari.
Forest City visitors note Rev Father OMalley visiting Kingston meanwhile Avoca Hose Company plans 8 oclock meeting to address urgent business. Dersheimer Griffiths of Pittaton latest win contract for Marcy township graded school building. E Ellis Wear Avoca house destroyed by fire Monday night. two Steever horses perished. water company absent due to incomplete water pipes along West Avoca streets.
Rev. J. G Hogan of Forest City preached to Prohibition and temperance supporters in Moosic on Monday evening. Attendees expressed high satisfaction with the address. Meanwhile, Mrs. G. H. Rameay and Mrs. Della Bean of New York visit Minooka relatives. Mrs. Artemus is critically ill in Six Block. Master Willie White visits Hazleton friends. Mrs. Squire and children of New York plan to return home Saturday.
Gardner era ad claims Bocklen's Arnica Salva and Bruloo salve in seven for cures including rashes and chilblains with a 5 cent box price. Matteva Bros P sale listed with location and refund promise.
Major veterans gathering to honor the One Hundred and Forty third regiment from Lackawanna and Luzerne counties at Montrose Susquehanna County Agricultural Society grounds Sept 3 4 and 5 Camp Repose serves as their encampment with tented headquarters and a commemorative day featuring a camp fire and speechmaking.
Advertised as a universal remedy, Ana Romandy for all forms of Headache Electric Bitters claims a permanent cure for sick headaches and relief for habitual constipation. The notice urges purchasing large bottles at Matthews Bros' drug store for fifty cents.
The McKinley club plans a monster meeting at 7 30 this evening in G C Lloyd's hall Dickson to launch their borough campaign with addresses by prominent speakers from this area and Scranton.
Vaughn Richards and John Thomas are the unanimous choice of the McKinley club for delegates to the Republican county convention. Both are praised as honest upright men and worthy representatives. Citizens urged to turnout and give them a strong majority.
The Montrose nine defeated Fairdale 5 to 2 on Montrose ground after thirteen games this season. They travel to Lerayaville Thursday. A jail disturbance occurred as prisoners smashed a cell door, were subdued by deputies and police, and chained in their cells amid claims of underfeeding.
Clarence Ward of Albany visits his uncle George Ward on Church Street. With the Baptist church repainted, Sunday services move to the Railroad Young Men's Christian Association hall at 10 50 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Fannie Simrell returns from Newark Valley, Theodore Hays and wife come home from Spring Lake New Jersey, school starts Monday.
Carbondale notes Miss Mame Daly’s return from New York. Epworth League of Honesdale district plans a Clifford convention on Sept 7 with speakers including Rev J D Hogan and De Webb. Also: three young locals expected to attend, and a Fallen from a wagon injures a 3 year old, with brain fever risk.
Beware of false claims for Dr Thomas Bollectric Oil promising cures for colds croup asthma deafness and rheumatism. The ad urges buyers to ensure they obtain the genuine product and warns against counterfeits.
The Democratic county convention favored Stocker for congress Saunders for senator and Kuhbach for assembly. Henry Kalkman Sr died at 64 from a stroke on Park Street. The Wayne County Agricultural Society issued its premium list the Maple City wheelmen plan an Oct 4 race meet and a lantern parade Friday night. Mozart's band Carbondale to play open air concert. A series of social visits and travel notes conclude the snippet.
Dunmore residents and visitors include Bert Bingham at Bollonburg and Lou Van Wormer back from Lake Winola. H W Tregear named second assistant engineer of Neptune company during Alexander Hadden’s absence. Bets on upcoming Independent Hoss balls on the 5th and 15th. Residents travel to York State, New Haven, and New York City, with many short home visits and local repairs noted.
The text argues for protection as a principle to have the United States produce goods domestically and keep markets open to American producers. It defends protection as defensible when applied sensibly and without unnecessary discrimination.
A public analysis notes one American advertiser spends over a million dollars annually on advertising. It claims a fifty cent profit per dollar spent, and credits systematic, scientific methods and a major role for pre digested food Paskola in the business.
A mariner recalls a close Sydney Harbor evening when a bright bolt struck nearby. He was knocked down and his legs scorched, deck planks charred, and the main royal mast broken. He notes ships without conductors and contrasts with his vessel’s platinum rod lightning system.
The text cautions readers about near-eye work and improper glasses, urging professional refraction for those under forty and warning against paddler glasses. It notes risks of nearsighted eyes from close focus, proper timing for starting glasses, and the need for suitable frames.
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