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a warrant Our New Location 1151J7 Washington Jive. Extra Specials For Today Only Women's Spring Needle) Union Suits 29c, 4 for $1.00 We have just received part of our Spring shipment of Underwear, from the assortment of which we can offer you a perfect fitting (Spring made) Union Suit, a garment selling elsewhere for 50c. Special, 29c; or 4 for $1.00. Women's and Misses' Spring Coats, $20 Value $5 These Coats come in navy blue and Copenhagen Serge. Large collar and cuffs trimmed with tan ratine.

The material and workmanship in these Coats is equal to that found in selling elsewhere for $25.00. Come in the new store and get the benefit of our up to date service. lavt 97' Our bakers are maKing them this very evening. Our cream puffs are certainly worth "puffing up." 'Tween their rich golden crusts there's a filling of the creamiest cream imaginable a genuinely delicious filling with a flavor that one remembers most pleasantly. 1 'Regularly, 20c a dozen; Wednesday special, per dosen i 15c The J.

D. Williams Stores 117 Washington. Ave. ffl)t tibuitc ttcput)licm SCRANTON, APRIL 9, 1913. TODAY AN I TONIGHT LyiOeuim RairoeyB African Hunt; ternoon and night.

Poll' "Arcadia." vaudeville; afternoon and niglnt. St Luke's Church Business meeting of Century afternoon. Board1 of Trade Directors' meet at noon today. 1 i BREVITIES Says Boy sKept Money Jonn a hotelkitepej in tire central city, had isiifl hv AwdermaTi K. J.

sssj 311 Lackawanna Ave. ceny by bailee of Carroll alleges that the boy was sent by a Mr. Brooks, of the Scranton club, to get two tiheater tickets and never re iturnedi Constable JoOin Hawks is looking for five youngster. Insure With Thog. J.

Mc.GuIre Board of Trace Bide. Both phones. Adv. Mother's Club to Meet The members of fho Mothers' cl'ub, of the Young Women's Christian association, will meet tomorrow afternoon and listen to an address by Mrs. Maxwell Chapman, president of 'Equal Franchise league, of Scranton, 1 Steam dentine and Plumbing.

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233 Wyoming. Church Sngper ladies' Aid. of Elm Park church, will serve a supper in the church, parlors from six to eight o'clock m. tomorrow evening. DIHECTORS TO MEET TODAY TJie director of the Scranton Board of Trade will hold, a regular meeting ohaTtMAtr Ml'OPfTl.

Oil llWll Luuaj in the board rooms. JTwr. with Utr Luncheon will be served' muck, THE TRIBUNE REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 1, courteous J' urawmrio La. Wednesday Special CREAM PUFFS 20c Quality Todav at doz.

MERRIMAC HERO TO SPEAK AT TOWN HALL Han. Richmond P. Hobson, congressman from Alabama, will address the Young Men's Christian association men's meeting at Town Hall next Sunday at 3:80 o'clock. The subject of his address will be "The Great Destroyer." Ca piain Hobson's life has been watched and every act recorded since he graduated from the Naval Academy at tlTe age of nineteen. He is the son of the best type of Southern chivalry.

His parents possessed ample means to give him advantages which he eagerly utilized, and when launched upon his service in the navy, he rose rapidly to places of responsibility. When there was a ship to be sunk at Santiago he sank it. When there was a. ship to be raised from the bottom of Manila Bay, he was the expert called in by the government for the task. When the Oregon ran on a shoal in the Yellow Sea, he patched her up and sent her safely across the Pacific.

When his sight became impaired after three years of hard work in tropical latitudes, he took to mountain climbing. While in the naval service 'he traveled throughout the world and was a careful observer of the life of nations. On his retirement from the navy "in 1903, he waged! a successful campaign in the Sixtli district of Alabama against a powerful political leader and won a seat in the Sixtieth congress, lie was re elected to the Sixty first and Sixty second in spite of the combined forces of his own and the opposing party. In congress he has been a fearless champion of arbitration and international peace, and a strong advocate for America's supremacy among the nations. The Electric City Male quartet will sing.

The meeting is for men only and admission will be free. Doors open at 3 p. m. COLORED MINISTER GIVES POWERFUL SERMON HERE Dr. C.

A. McGee, of East End, Pittsburg, delivered a powerful sermon' last night before a. large congregation1 the Bethel A. M. E.

Institutional' church on North Washington avenue.1 The musical program was also exJ cellent. The vision of Ezekial was used as a subject. The speaker this evening will be: Rev. R. H.

Bumery, D. presiding' elder of the Pittsburg Silk Messalirie Petticoats Today, $2.69 A full range of the new and wanted colorings, as Nell Rose, Kelly Green, King's Blue, Copenhagen, Navy, White, Brown and Black. A good, substantial Silk Petticoat with dust ruffle and full nleated flounce. The best Silk Skirt the market at this special WEDNES I DAY PRICE $2.69 Peep In At the New Undergarments Fresh from their boxes are the new Princess Slips, Combinations and Gowns. Of course, you need some, every, woman does.

These dainty little garments in their loveliness are bound to appeal to you, and will surely find a new home, as the prices are as attractive as the garments are pretty. 4C7 LACKAVArUJA CK. DIL PARRY CONCERT LIKED BY AUDIENCE Evan Williams and Miss Mary Jordan Score High as Soloists, CHORUS SINGING EXCELS By D. E. J.

The Dr. Parry Male chorus, which) will represent this city at the great! Pittsburg international eisteddfod nextl Independence Day, gave a concert! of unusual excellence in Halli last night. The audience was a large! and appreciative one, nearly filling the auditorium, and most generous1 in Its approval of every selection on' the program. The reeult of this concert should be gratifying, especially to David Jen kins, the conductor of the chorus, and1 to the management, which iwill find its' treasury replenished to a substantial' desrep. The assisting artists were Mid Mary Jordan and Evan Williams, ami1 a better selection of artists could scarcely be conceived, as both these' singers are immensely popular in this city, and both have won great dis tinction on the concert stage.

Miss' Jordan may certainly be termed ai strictly Scranton product, and Williams has sung here' so often nd! has so many personal friends in this! city that he Is regarded as an old' friend. A writer misbt analyze the singing1 of Miss Jordan and Mr. Williams "ad and exhaust his vocabularyl in whole columns of adjective, but with that done all' would resolve itself finally into onei frank statement: "Both are in the1 very front rank of concert Mies Jordan's voice is of that mcl low, lucious quality which Mr. Williams' rings with a convinc ing and a compelling power. "Sound An Alarm.

Mies Jordan, singing "My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice" is a true prototype of the insidious and enticing Delilah' which can etill bring mighty Samsons to submission. Mr. Williams in hif delivery of "Against This Oorgias Will I Go" is a stern commander of arm ies which terrify the and we' realized the etatoment of an'emirient writer in the Middle West; who, when he had heard Mr. 'Williams' singing "Sound an Alarm," "It seemed that the place was filled! with Phillistines, and here was a) leader who was not afraid to attack' them." And their artistry was not confined! to these. The versatility of each was1 evidenced by the varied Mies Jordan sang Cadman's "From! the Land of the Sky Blue Water," "A Norwegian Love" and "Ye Hills o'7 the Hielands" with excellence of voice, charming diction and a splendid ex 1 prcssion, and1 nothing could be more1 beautiful than Mr.

Williams' art in' Handel's well known song, "Total1 Eclipse" and Jensen's "Murmuring' Zephyrs." Dr. Protheroe's group of Browning songs were especially well received. Both artists were in exoellent form and unusually generous in the matter of encores, but the audience seemed loath to leave before hearing Miss Jordan sing Kevins' and Mr. Williams sing "All Through the Night." Both made many new 'fiends while retaining the old. Chorus Much Improved.

The Dr. Parry chorus has made a vast Improvement since its first concert of a few months ago. Every de partment has been strengthened and it is ready to represent Scranton worthily at the Pittsburg Eisteddfod. The test pieces were sung, these being ur. Protheroes "Castilla" and Blu menthal's "What Care I How Fair She Be." It is a splendid body of rich and healthy voices, with a bass section of very superior quality and into whose hands may be intrusted any music with confidence.

Mr. Jenkins has evidently labored much to bring his forces into this condition. The technicalities jjf the test selections are already jmajterfed HOTEL JERMYN RESTAURANT The Sign of a Good Meal L. L. Shoemaker, Mgr.

Very Low Fares To California and North Pacific Coast These low fares are in effect via Rock Island Lines and tickets will be on sal daily, March 15th to April 15th, 1913. The Rock Island is the logical rout to take on has the" choice of three interesting routes. Electric lighted tourist sleeping cars are operated daily from Chicago, St Louis and Memphis via El Paso the direct route of lowest aid hides the line of least resistance. Through cars daily via Colorado and Salt Lake the scenic route of the West. Personally conducted i excursions are I operated several days each week.

Before you go let me quote you fares, and help plan an itinerary, comprising all the molt interesting features of the golden west. H. M. BROWN, District Passenger Agt, 1019 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, Pa. and the next two months devoted to still further efforts toward perfection will place the Dr.

Parry's on a high pedestal. The members now 'number about seventy sixty of whom are allowed In the contest, The program: 1. "Castilla" Dr. Parry Mate Chorus. 2.

(a) 'Invocation to Bros" Kunstelner (b) "The Little Cares" (Dedicated to Miss Jordan.) (c) "Norwegian Love Song" Clough Leigliiter Mary Jordan. 3. (a) "Ah, Love But a Day'' Protheroe (b); "I Send My Heart Up' to Protheroe (e) "The Tear's at the Spring" Protheroe H. Evan 4. (a) pleure reve" (b) "Hymh'o au Soldi'' (Hymn to the Sun) Holmes Mary Jordan; I 5.

''Souna an Alarm" landeiN Evan Willranvs. 6. "Bedouin" Rogers Dr. Parry Male Chorus. 7.

'a) "I'Yoin the Land of t'm'Skv Blue Water'" Cactnian (b) "Ve Hills o' the Hielands" Macfarlane (c) "The Loveliest ol' (d) "Come to the Itartlen, Love" I 1 Salter Mary Jordan. S. (fjJ Total Kcillpue" Handel (bl "Murmurina Zephyrs'" (c "Awake Awa ke llortaltl fcl) "Love, 1 Have Won You'" i Ronald H. Evan Williams. 9.

"Mon i uoeur is'ouvre a ta voix" (Samson et Dalila) Saens i Mary Jordan. 10. "Summer. Hummer." (From "Swan and the H. Evan "Williams.

11. "What Care I How Fair She Be" Blumcntliul Pr. Parry Male Chorus. Have Better Rest at Night, Do Better Work by Day Drink fthite 'Rod Water Alfred L. M.

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Furniture Furaiture We Furnish Homes Complete Re building Sale IS IN FULL SWING. Working night and day to complete our two additional floors, which will make us seven large floors. Reduced Prices in Each Department on Grand Rapids Furniture and Bigelow Rugs. PROTHEROE CO? 422 Lacka. Ave.

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