Very Handsome Assortments of New Silks for Holidays
The display features an appealing range of silks with prices described as more interesting than ever. Stock levels are reported as high, signaling ample availability for the holiday season.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1894
Page
8
Ladies Coats Offer Stylish, Affordable Outerwear
Two essential points: our styles are always in best taste and perfectly correct, while prices are well below those ruling in other stores. Notice fine Blue or Black Beaver Kersey and Cheviot coats with tight-fitting and loose fronts, 42 and 30 inches long.
Dress Goods Prices Surge as Sales Soar
Retail data shows dress goods prices falling while consumer sales climb rapidly. Industry observers note strong demand and discounting patterns across multiple departments.
Handkerchiefs at Reduced Holiday Season Prices
Silk and line handkerchiefs offered at discounted rates. claims of superb value and unmatched letter assortments for the holiday season highlighted.
Hats Sell At Deeply Discounted Early Prices
All the ready-made hats are now set at prices well below what they were earlier, offering shoppers substantial savings on a wide selection. The move reflects a broader clearance push as stock eases.
Ancient Expenses in Claudian Era Values and Trades
Fragmentary note lists ancient prices such as elephants at 100 each in Egypt and 1100 in Rome, an ox at 18 shillings, pipyrus sized like a wheet, and Merculan eum citizens paying P40 for exceptional shoes during extraordinary events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Rome
Cambridge
Athenia
Merculaneum
Epworth league sketches Holmes. sewer needs urged
Epworth league members heard a sketch of Oliver Wendell Holmes by Professor Wood and cited quotations from his works. Borough officials were urged to address sewer installations on major streets to curb surface water issues and cesspool odors, with broader mentions of parks and electric neurals as future ideas. The long list of local items includes church reopenings, a fire alarm, wedding invitations, cemetery groupings, and fishing reports from La Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Oliver Wendell Holmes
W. M. Wood
Patrons of Industry
Court House
F. J. Wandall
Lehigh Valley
L. Tiffany
Nicholson
Commonwealth
Fred Wall
Carpenter Hollow
Tunkhannock Creek
Factoryville
G. D. Nash
Brooklyn Diggings
Perkins
New York
Factoryville 8 Chamber
W. E. Little
Rodney J. Baréwell
Hove Company
James Swartz
Lake Winola
la Grange
Centermoreland
Nicholas Fox
Tioga Street
Kate A. Geissler
Ashley
Gravel HI Independent School Board
United Evangelical Church Society
Suean Fox
Charles Tremayer
County native Mrs A McCabe dies at 14 Cannan Street
Mrs A McCabe of 14 Cannan Street Carbondale dies Friday evening at age ST. Born in County Cavan Ireland she came to America in 184. Survived by four children Hon GC A McCabe of Pomeroy Wash Patrick John and Mrs Jeremiah Clune of this city. Funeral Monday with Requiem Mass at St Rave Church and interment at St Rose Cemetery. Co L Notley manager of Jones Bros tea store on Salem Avenue attended after six weeks. Mrs Van Kirk returns from Scranton after visiting daughter Mrs E A Morgan. Benjamin Vreeland seriously injured at Delaware and Hudson Lackawanna mine by rock blast. Miss Jennie Graves leaves for WilkesBarre. Mrs Harriet Lister returns from Philadelphia visit. Employers of Hendrick Manufacturing and Van Bergen paid Saturday. Transit track hands paid Saturday evening. In the Althen building Mrs S S Hard and daughter Mustle spent Saturday in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McCabe
Cannan Street
County Cavan
Ireland
Amerea
Pomeroy
Wash
Patrick
John
Jeremiah Clune
St. Rave
St. Rose Cemetery
Co. L. Notley
Jones Bros
Salem Avenue
van Kirk
Scranton
E. A. Morgan
Park Street
Benjamin Vreeland
Williams Avenue
Delaware and Hudson Lackawanna
Jennie Graves
Wilkes-Barre
Harriet Lister
Alfred Lister
Philadelphia
Hendrick Manufacturing Company
van Bergan Company
Transit Company
Althen
Hard
Muattle
Relief in Six Hours by New Greta Bouth American Kidney Cure
A patent remedy promises rapid relief from kidney and bladder discomfort within six hours. It targets urinary tract pain, backache, and water retention for both men and women, claiming near immediate relief and cure. Sold by Harris, Druggist, 1 Penn Avenue, Scranton, PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greta Bouth
Me Harris
Scranton
Taylor Choral Union Concert for Church Funds
The Taylor Choral union presents a concert at the Congregational church on Tuesday evening to defray hall rent expenses. Under Dr Weston’s direction the program features solos by Thoras Owens and Thomas Williams, a duet by Henry Bonna and Thomas Williams, a recitation by John F. Bowna, a trio with Mia and Robert Llewellyn plus M. B. Morgan and Thomas Owens, a solo by Thomas J. Williams, and an allplanet solo by Peter Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Choral Union
Congregational Church
RE. E. Weston
Thoras
Owens
Henry Bonna
Thomas Williams
John FB. Nowna
Mia
Robert Llewellyn
M. B. Morgan
Thomas Owens
Thomas J. Williams
Peter Price
PITTSTON Community Notes and Upcoming Events
The council will meet tonight to discuss the paying question from Main street property owners. Miss Kaitle Daugherty and Albert Shem announce a December 27 wedding. Minnie Lester’s company opens six nights at Music Hall with A Little Busy Body and a new program next week. Wyoming high school beat the local team 4 to 0 in a Sunday football game. Several mines will pay employees this week. traction work on Parsonage street nears car service. Several locals visit relatives, and an unknown man was fatally struck by a gravel train near Old Forge crossing. his body was turned over to Mrs. K Ruoff for district disposal if unclaimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Kaitle Daugherty
Scranton
Albert Shem
Philadelphia
Shem
Music Hall
Minnie Lester
Misa Lester
Wyoming High School
West Phetston Grounds
Wayoming
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Central
Ewer Colleries
Pennsylvania
Newton
Butler
Traction Company
Duryea
Wiliam Morris
Wilkes-Barre
Thomas Rielly
Wilkes-Larre
EM. Hoffman
North Main Street
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia Claim
An advertisement touts a product named Mystic Cure as a radical treatment for rheumatism and neuralgia claiming relief in 1 to 3 days. It asserts immediate systemic action and removal of the cause with the first dose bringing great benefit, offered by Matthews Bros, Druggists in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews Bros
Druggista
Scranton
Dunmore News Items From Dunmore Area And Surroundings
Local notices report Louise Lutz joining Dunmore Cash store staff and Prohibition club meeting at Legal Legion hall. A Detroit visitor stays with M A Grady on Cheat Nut Street. Mrs Mary Biesecker dies at home after long illness. funeral at 2 pm with interment at Dillimore. Lectures by Rev O L Severson and Ren F Dreyer draw crowds. John Raight visits family. Amos Washer marks 62nd birthday. Cora Philips and Charles Aghton set wedding date. upcoming charity event planned by Independent Hose Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Lutz
Dunmore Cash Store
Prohibition Club
Legal Legion Hall
William Roper
Detroit
Mich
Grady
Cheatnut Street
G. Manly
Philadelphia
Tribune
Mary Biesecker
Shoemaker Street
Virginia
Gettysburg
Severson
America
Loyal Legion Hall
Ren F. Dreyer
John Raight
Blakely Street
Amos Washer
Rachel Linford
Old Forge
Kate Stanton
Whitney's Point
N.Y
Independent Hose Company
Keystone Hall
Mrn
Christ
Cora H. Philips
North Park
Charles Hamilton Aghton
Cambridge
Local notes and family visits fill community pages
Mrs. O' Boyle returns from Canada while Miss Edith Wert plans Newark visits. James Hadden moves from Jermyn to town and James Foley revisits Elmhurst with James Ellis. Mrs. A. Vanwormer visits Newark as Mothers! Mothers! Mothers! Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup offered by druggists worldwide for 25 cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Winslow
Welsh Congregational meeting and regional notices in Taylor
Reports from Northeastern Pennsylvania Welsh Congregational churches note a quarterly conference in Taylor with Dr. Jones delivering an afternoon sermon and Rev Watkins presenting on church discipline. Other items include advertising plans, local church events, school openings, and regional Welsh religious journalism debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.S. Jones
D. D
Thomas Kt. Watkins
Henry Hitchings
Northeastern Pennsylvania
Welsh Congregational Churches
Taylor
Dr. Jones
Watkins
Gordon Wrighter
Frank Miller
Philadelphia
Dr. Dawson
Main Avenue
Clark's Summit
W. 8. Bates
Conrad Dairy Company
Lites
Constable Bates
Jeanette Olmstead
Gustavus
Welsh News Notes on Llewelyn Memorial Efforts and Welsh Prelates
Stepa are being taken to erect a monument to Llewelyn the last independent prince of Wales amid Welsh and English leadership interest. Lords Bute and Kenyon attend meetings and contribute. Pontypridd festival overdraft stands at £260 with pavilion disposal pending. Two Welsh Catholic priests, Father Hayde of Cardiff and Father Jones of Carnarvon, discussed in context of Welsh unification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stepa
Llewelyn
Wiles
Gwolla
Hugiand Proper
England
Wales
Metropolia
Lord Bute
Kenyon
Father Hayde
Cardiff
Father Jones
Carnarvon
Bata
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Gorman
Grand Depot
Gorman's Grand Depot
Reeves
Spruce Street
J. Scott Inglis
U.S
Carbondale
Pittston
Dunmore
North End
Ignatius Loyola
David John Rhys
Elizabeth
Milan
Swansea
Seren Cymru
Hbap- Ust
W. P. Willams
Landore
Banér
Hugh Williams
Beren Cymru
Williams
South Wales
Paneer
Indie Mint
Peggy Lewis
Misa Katie Rosengrant
Ulster
Penn
Mood
Mood & Co
Lowell, Maas
Hood
Alao
Katin Rosenawant
New York Warehouse
Fifth Avenue
E.c.ricker& CO
Adams Ave
The
Wearwell Suit Co
Brodek Freudenthal & Co
Lyde Park
West Third Street
Waverly Plack
South Main Avenue
Filso Boys
Melton and Kersey
Kersey and
Melton Poole
Lackawanna Avenue
Dickson Manufacturing CO Cranton and
Wilkes BR
VDT
Lackaave
Wyoming Avenue
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