Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 5

5 MORNING TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1902. Gable Co. MANY ACCIDENTS. Mrs. Joseph dreiner Has Narrow Escape from Being Ser-iously Burned.

HER CLOTHING WAS ON FIRE THE STORE IS CROWDED WITH End Sale Bargains! 1 Mrs. Edward Donnelly the Victim of an on Juniata street. The many friends of these gentlemen hope for their rapid improvement and recovery. A VERY CLOSE CALL Charles C. Durborrow Has Narrow Escape from Being Shot Charles C.

Durborrow, of 1018 Eighteenth avenue, made a narrow escape from having his head blown off by an irate resident along the Dry Gap road, named Burket. The story is to the effect that on Tuesday two young sons of Mr. Durborrow went up the Dry Gap and were shooting with a Flobert rifle, and while so amusing themselves the man Burket appeared on the scene and took the gun from them. On returning home the lads told what had happened, and yesterday Mr. Durborrow went to Bur-ket's house to learn the cause of Bur-ket's action and to get the gun.

He was admitted to the house and he had no sooner mentioned his mission than Burket ordered him out and picked up a shotgun standing in the corner to see that he got out. When Durborrow got about seventy feet from the house Burket let go with both barrels. Fortunately for Mr. Durborrow the aim was bad and none of the shot took effect, though they rained about him. Accident Which Caused a Very Painful Injury.

LITTLE GIRL'S LEFT ARM BROKEN Every counter, every table, every thing is laden with Mill End Sale Bargains. The sale will be twelve days old to-day, and yet the store looks as fresh and the bargains are as much in evidence as the first day it started. It's because we laid the plans for this great event on such a liberal basis that we are able to maintain such good assortments for such a long period. But don't wait too long. You know Saturday is to be the last day of the sale, and the best things may be picked out before that time.

If you haven't been here yet, better come to-day and see for yourself what great values we are offering. If you have been here, come anyway, because new goods and new prices make their appearance each day. Boys' and Misses' Oxfords Reduced. All Boys' Oxfords now in stock, including Patent Leather, Box Calf, Velour and Vici Kid, are to go at Mill End Sale prices. A Little More Base Ball.

This is the result of the game played at Johnstown yesterday. Although, defeated, the Flood City men have no reason to feel ashamed: .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- 0 4 7 Wheeling. ...0 0000000 1 1 1 1 Batteries Brown and Burns: Shaffer More "Domestic" Bargains. We still have some more of that 27-inch wide Bleached Muslin probably enough to last the day out limited to ten yards to each customer. Olp Mill End Sale price 2 Shirting in dark colors that won't fade.

Mill End Sale price The $1.50, 2.00 and 3.00 values will be 98c and While cutting feed last Monday at his home near Newburg Francis McMullin was so unfortunate as to have a portion of the end of the index finger of his left hand cut off. While holding the feed in the cutting box the knife came down and cut the finger. The injury was dressed by Dr. Crosthwaite. Ellen Urich, aged 13 years, who resides with her widowed mother in the rear of 1208 Sixteenth street, was on a cherry tree last Monday when some boys coming along frightened her.

She fell from the tree and her left arm was broken near the shoulder by its corning heavily against a stone. Dr. Crosthwaite was called and reduced the fracture. Mrs. Edward Donnelly, of 2105 Sixteenth avenue, was painfully injured shortly before the noon hour yesterday.

She was cleaning house and reached up to catch the cord of a window blind. The attempt waB unsuccessful and she put her foot on the edge of a chair with the intention of getting on the latter. The chair tilted and the back struck her so hard on the chin as to cut a gash under the lower lip which required five stitches to close. In addition three of her teeth All Misses' Oxford Ties will also be reduced for this last week and Needham. Umpire, Smith.

of the sale. The 75c kind will be The Juniata A. C. will play the War-riorsmark team at the latter place next Dirk Colored Outings in a good weight for Skirts Mill Ends of two to twelve yards in the usual UzC quality. Mill tna bale 8c 58c 75c 98c Saturday.

Juniata's line-up will be: A. Gamble, ss; R. Houser, 2b; T. Wilt, 3b; Buffimire, lb; T. Stevens, C.

Louden, J. Guest, If; R. Bennett, cf; D. Stack-house, rf. The 98c kind will be The 11.50 kind will be FOR LADIES.

A Safe and Profitable Investment. Offices have been opened by the Ta 12jc 37c 29c price- White Flannel in a good 1 7c quality. Mill End Sale price, Ready-made Unbleached Sheets 2 by 2 yards in sizejusual 50c value. Mill End Sale price, each, SPECIAL All Wool White Flannel with a4 blue edge; usual 42c value. Mill End Sale price, New Annex.

Ladies' Black Vici Kid Lace Shoes, patent or kid tips, close or extension edge soles all sizes. Mill end sale price, were knocked loose. Dr. Crosthwaite, basco-Chiapas-Trading and Transportation company in rooms 30-31 Morrow building. Mr.

W. A. Bennett, general agent, will be found there day and evening, and will be pleased to give any one full detailed information regarding the company, and the great advantages it offers for investments, which are not in any way speculative, but purely of a com First Floor, East Addition. Good Values in Laces and Ribbons. Economies in Household Linens.

One lot of Remnants of Allover Laces to close out will be Ic Another lot of Bleached Wash Cloths same good kind as the last. Mill End Sale price, each, mercial nature. The company has just marked nt ONE-FOURTH FORMER PRICES, paid a dividend of 10 per cent. a large portion coming to shareholders in this 19c quality of Red Damask. Mill End Sale Price, vicinity; this is certainly phenomenal for trie first year, but this year will tar ex Point de Paris Laces in the usual 12J4c quality.

Mill End 0 Sal? nrirc. 1 Ov was summoned and gave the lady the necessary' attention. Mrs. Joseph Greiner, of 2315 Sixth avenue norrowly escaped being cremated at her home shortly afternoon yesterday. She was preparing the noon day meal and in moving a pan from the stove used her apron, which caught fire from the open griddle hole.

She did not notice it and when she left her apron fall it set fire to her dress. The flames got considerable headway before she noticed what had happened and before she succeeded in extinguishing them, she was painfully burned about the limbs and hands. Dr. T. A.

C. Kephart was called and rendered the necessary medical aid. Robert Miller, young son of Dr. W. B.

Miller, of 1122 Twelfth avenue, was accidentally shot in the right hip Sunday afternoon by Samuel Glasgow, a boy his own age, while at play in a room in the Duqnesne hotel on Tenth avenue. The ceed the first, as many more vessels are coming into service. The trading and merchandizing will be 1 New lot of Taffeta Silk Ribbons in the best shades. No. 80 width.

Mill End Sale price, 12lc Extra values in Silk Ribbons at 6c, 10c and 12k 21c -25c 27c 39c 45c 85c 30c quality of Red Damask. Mill End Sale price, 31c quality of Cream Damask. Mill End Sale price 374c quality of Bleached Dama'sk. Mill End Sale price, 50c quality of Bleached Damask. Mill End Sale price; 59c White Bed Spreads.

Mill End Sale price, $1.00 White Bed Spreads in neat and desirable patterns. Mill End Sale price, Floor, West Addition. Three lots of Silk Ribbons will be closed out at these new prices 25c quality at J7C lad was in a stooping posture when the shot was fired. The boy was taken home 39c quality at and a physician summoned. An effort 21c 25c 45c quality at was made to locate the ball but it was unsuccessful.

No serious results are feared and the boy is expected to recover SDeedilv unless blood Doisonine should Main Aisle. Choice Challis Low Prk very much extended; the banking business fully established; the ice plant running on "full time; the coffee warehouse in Chicago in full operation; saw mills for mahogany, cedar, in this country fully equipped and in full operation. This company handles all the products of Southern Mexico direct and has a monopoly of the business of that country by reason of the concessions granted by that government. A copy of the annual report can be had at the office. Shares are $10 full paid and non-assessable.

There is no safe investment that offers such advantages as does the stock of this company, and only a limited amount of it remains for sale. Dr. A. S. Stayer was elected a director at the annual meeting in July and will also be pleased to give any one full information regarding this company.

augl4-6t THE WEATHER MAN has been very fickle this summer, but there's surely some straw hat weather ahead. Straw hat prices are cut in half now. Westfall. Nsetin H0LL1DAYSBUR0 HAPPENINGS. Items Gathered at the Capital of the All Shirt Waist Prices Reduced.

One lot of waists in dark colors for everyday house wear. Mill End Sale price, One lot of Waists made of good gingham; regular 50c ones. Mill End Sale price, One lot of Fine White Lawn Waists regular 75c ones. Mill End Sale price, County. 22c 27c 47c All Wool Fancy Challis in a good line of colorings.

They are the regular 50c ones which, we are closing out at 25C All Wool Challis with a neat silk stripe. Regular 7 75c quality for 02l Lupin's Satin Stripe Challis are the finest challis made. They come in plain grounds with an attractive satin stripe and make a desirable material for waists for service the CAf year round. Mill End Sale price, Jvv Professor Frank Morrow.of Harrisburg, is stopping at the home of George Cunkle, on Allegheny street. Miss Harriet Jianenck, oi Milton, is visiting her friend and classmate, Miss One lot of Dimity Waists in black with white dots and gray Jfidith M.

Haldndge. Miss Florence Rohrback, of Washing First Floor, West Addition. ton, D.C., Is spending her vacation with her with black dots; usual 09c value. Mill end bale price, One lot 6f Black Waists, made with two rows of insertion down the front; regular 75c value. Mill End Sale price 4-7 parents, on Blair street.

Mrs. W. H. Wolff, of North Montgom ery street, has gone to San Francisco, One lot of Fine Colored Waists made with a sailor collar and tie; More Housefurnishing Bargains. Laird Schober's Shoes.

For ladies, misses and children. Sale Streit shoe stock. Knox Knox, 1122 Eleventh avenue. and will be absent two months. Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Bernheisel, of Harrisburg, are visiting the former's sister, colors of pink, light blue, new blue and oxblood; regular 7r value. Mill Fnd Sale nrice. Jv Mrs. William A.

Shoemaker, at the Logan 3c 10c house. Hard Wood Toothpicks. Mill End Sale price 19c Cracker Jars. Mill End Sale price 10c Celery Trays. Mill End Sale price Second Floor, East Addition.

All Ready-Made Garments Reduced. Icl cold Pure Grape Juice, Stewart's, 5c. Puke Grape Juice, ice cold, Sterwat's, 5c. Mrs. Nannie Johnson and Miss Ida Flood, of Philadelphia, are the guests of Miss Mollie Mountain, at her home in the '87jc Covered Dishes.

Mill 7Qr End Sale price Jy Vi Mrs. Potts' Sad Irons, regular price is 98c for three irons and handles. Mill End Sale "JC-price JL $1.59 Popular Carpet Sweepers. Mill End Sale price Oft 5c Loop. Misses Wealthy and Florence Spidle, Every Ready-made Garment has been reduced for the Mill End 25c 39c Milk Pitchers.

Mill End Sale price. Sale- 1 former residents of this place, but now of ysjv All Dress Skirts, Walking Skirts, Silk Jackets, Tailor-made Suits, Rain Coats, Silk Waists, etc. are being offered this week at 10c Gas Mantels, 3 for 25c, or each Shirleysburg, are greeting old mends in this vicinity. H. B.

Maddocks, of Duncansville, 98c materially reduced prices. Correct Attire for Men. Special Sale Clofhes Wringers. Mill End Sale price Basement. author of the "Famous Pennsylvania 69c Chocolate Pots.

Mill Qft End Sale price OyK Here is the way the Walking bkirts have been cut Hills," was a business visitor to town yesterday. Miss Alice Perry and cousin, Miss Laura V. Francis, of Baltimore, are visiting Miss Perry's sister, Mis. W. Cordes Snyder, at bnow bhoe.

Professor Howard R. Mvers. of Kinple. $1.49 ones Q8C $1.98 ones for 3.98onesfor $2.98 $4.50 ones for $5.69 ones $8.95 ones for the new superintendent of the public i i .1 ii Bargains in Draperies. 250 yards of 32-inch wide Drapery Sateens in regular 1 5c and 18c qualities.

Mill End Sale price, 250 vards of Drapery Sateeens, 36 inches wide; usual lO1 20c and 25c qualities. Mill End Sale price, 2v Remnants of Denims, Hungarian Cloth, Silkoline, Sateen and White Swisses will go at HALF REGULAR PRICES. New Annex. scnoois, was in mieuuauce at me weeuiig of the school board last night. Miss Byrde A.

Tussey, of Gaysport, wjll give an "at home" to the members of the Excelsior band of the Lutheran Some Jewclcry Bargains. 25c Hat Pins. Mill End 17 Sale 39c 50c Hat Pins. Mill End Sale price In the "Notion" Section. I2jc light weight Dress Shields in sizes 3 and 4.

Mill End (r sale price Pearl Buttons, two dozen on a card; usually 10c a card; four different sizes. Mill End Cp Sale price 5-8 inch wide Black cotton Elastic in a regular 5c quality. Mill 0 End Sale price 10c Cube of Pins, either all black or black and colored assorted. "Emery" Shirts At 50c. The "Emery" brand of Shirts is known as the "best" $1.00 Shirt made.

Fit Guaranteed. We bought too many, and to make them go quick have reduced the price on forty dozen Madras, Percale and Cheviot Shirts that were $1.00 to 50c. Made plain and pleated with detached cuffs. All sizes. See Window Display.

Second Floor, East Addition. Ladies' 26-inch Umbrellas with carolo cloth covers; dresden, horn or natural wood handles. Mill End Sale price $tyC Ladies' Umbrellas with covers of Taffeta Gloria; paragon frames; handsome handles in horn, silver and dresden primmed. Usual JSl.50 and 1.75 ones. Mill Eud Sale price pi.y First floor, front Ladies' Neckwear.

French Lawn Stock and Tie in a regular 25c quality. Mill lOt. End Sale price Lavender and White Stock and Tie regular 25c ones. Mill lft End Sale price Black Silk Moire Four-in-Hand new lot just received. Mill End Sale price First Floor, Rear of Main Aisle.

Toilet Goods in the Mill End Sale. Witch Hazel Toilet Soap. Mill End Sale price.box of three ft cakes IlC Miller Toilet Soap, the kind that's made td sell at 25c for a box of three cakes. Mill End Sale lOl-price Ia.2C 15c box of Talcum Pow- Ift de Mill End Sale price. vC 12 Jc Whisks.

Mill End f-Sale price. yC I7c Selvyt Pads-everyone should have one to keep the shoes in good condition. Mill End Sale price I2b First Floor, Front. Umbrella Specials. Ladies' 26-inch Umbrellas, natural wood handles and fast black covers.

Mill End Sale Oft-. yC Children's Metal Purses with' chain attached. Mill End OCr Sale price JmJj Five-inch steel bead Chatelaine Bags with an oxydized clasp and an extra inside pocket. Regular $1.50 ones. Mill End Sale Sale Main Aisle.

Two Carpet Bargains. Granite Ingrain Carpet in a very durable quality. Mill End OC Sale price Ov Best five-frame Body Brussels Carpet ire a good assortment of patterns and colors. Mill End ft yOL Second Floor, West Addition. Mill End Sale price 5c church this evening from 7 to 11 p.

m. Should the weather be favorable to-day there will be a large attendance of the Odd Fellows, their wives and sweethearts and friends at their picnic at Alfarata park, Alexandria. Misses Cora and Mary Martin, of Royer, with their guests, Mrs. Friday and Miss Seabolt, are enjoying the hospitality of Jesse L. Hartman at his mansion north of Hollidaysburg.

After an extensive sojourn in Philadelphia, Mrs. Sara Folkers and son, Lionel, have returned to the 'burg. His friends are pleased that this popular young gentleman's health has vastly improved. The Hollidaysburg assembly of Artisans will hold their meeting in the Over block this evening at 7.30 o'clock. The brethren are cordially invited to be present and at the close of the meeting refreshments will be served.

William Koch, son of John Koch, an employe at Madden's boiler shops, sustained a severe injury on Monday. While at work he had the misfortune to fall on the sharp edge of a boiler head, which nearly severed the index finger of his right hand. A force of men for some months have been at work on the large plot of grounds surrounding the residence of Mr. Peter S. Duncan, on Sunset hill.

It has been graded, filled and rolled and terraced, and when completed, wiil greatly beautify the spacious mansion it adorns. We regret to learn of the serious illness of venerable townsman, Mr. John Elliott, who is lying ill at the home of his son-in-law, Burgess John T. Akers, on Walnut street. Another aged gentleman, Colonel William Jack, is ill at his home 25c Fancy Frilled Hose Supporters, fitted with both buckles and ribbon bows; colors of pink, blue, cardinal, mack ana orange.

Mill tna bale price I9C First floor, left side aisle. Don't forget that the store will be closed as. usual (jo 7 Lht dosed 35 I A 0) lb Open This Evening. Leopold Bigley, 1123 Eleventh Avenue. Friday Afternoon.

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