Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 8

MOHJSTNG TBLBUHE, MONDAY, MAY 2 188. Young Folks THE WXATHES. Inoreasin.fr Cloudiness, Probably Followed by Showers-a-Warmer. Washihbton, May 1. Tha forecast for Monday is: For Eastern Pennsylvania: Increasing cloudiness, probably followed by showers Monday afternoon or night; warmer; southwesterly winds.

For Western Pennsylvania: Threatening weather and showers; fresh southwesterly winds. Great Removal Sale. ALTOONA, May 2, 1898. PrirA Cniiince Ciwi Were Wedded Lait Thuriday, In the presence of about forty invited guests a very pretty home wedding was solemnized Thursday evening, April 28, at 4 o'clock, at the residence of L. W.

Bingman, Fossilville, Bedford county.Pa. The contracting parties were Mr. James Ahlburn, of West End, and MiBS Ella Bingman. The ceremony was performed by Rev. G.

W. Straub, assisted by the Rev. R. C. Miller.

Miss Lillian Bingman, niece of the bride.and Mr. Clarence White, of this city, were the attendants. After the congratulations a delicious supper was served by the hostess. The bride is a highly esteemed sister of Mr. J.

C. Bingman, of this city. The groom is a very popular and industrious young man. Many beautiful and useful presents were received by the bride. Take Notice, Comrades, The chaplain of the Second Presby Going to housekeeping or Older Folks needing new Carpets, it will be to your interest to assortment of New big see our nvv UJJVVIUIO VUllllUUV Vll Second Floor.

Many Good Things To Be Picked Up To-day. Monday opens trade in the Biz Store with some nntahlp Carpets before you buy. prices are the lowest. chances on the second floor. ur Co.

Stocks are running low, but as we never buy poor goods, whatever there is in a sort, it is worth having even down tr the last remaining article. Kemembenng this, will help you to realize the real worth of the values in this list of offerings. John A. Sprankle Various Bargain Chances. Cor.

Eleventh Avenue and Ninth Street. HEADQUARTERS FOE THE- World's Best New Spring Goods. Two Stores In One. Our increasing business renders it absolutely necessary that we should have more room. We now have the largest and neatest Shoe Store in the city.

Depth 1 30 feet, well lighted and ventilated for the convenience of the public. We invite you to come and take your pick from the very best of 20,000 pairs. Our stock is attractive, styles the latest, quality excellent, prices the lowest. New Novelties in all shades for both sexes. Fine quality and great value from the Infants' Shoe to the finest Wedding Shoe made.

We will do better by you than others may or can do. Come in and you will find we deal fair and will save you dollars. D. K. Sprankle, The People's Money-Saving Store.

No. 1514 ELEVENTH AVENUE, AND No. 1104 SIXTEENTH STREET. I Window Shades. We have still a few left of those handsome Window Shades, finished with insertion and fringe, mounted on spring rollers, that sold regularly at 85c, that are reduced now to 60c each.

Another quality in same Btyle reduced from 60c to 40c each. All best Oil Blinds, 7 feet in length, mounted ready to hang, reduced from 50c to 33c each. All Curtain Poles, 5 feet in length, no trimmings at 5c each. One lot of Shade Fringes at lc per yd. In the Carpet Line We have the following excellent offers to make: Remnants in Body Brussels in lengths from 5 to 18 vards, are all to eo at half their regular prices.

A lot 5-8 Brussels Borders, with no carpet to match, will be closed out at one-half regular prices. May suit some carpet you have that you would like to make into rugs. All left of Kag Carpeting has a heavy cut in prices. We are offering short ends of China Mattings, from 6 to 15 yards in length, at 9c per yard. 30c Japanese Matting in limited quantities' at 18c per yard.

Fancy Japanese Matting was 75c, we will now take for it 47o per yard. A 50c quality will go at 32Jc per yd. Just to dean them all up. Keep Close Watch on STREIT'S LATEST I H3 WAR WORRIES Take up the offers. your time following and look excellent A few odd pairB of Lace Curtains aro doomed to go at half their regular values.

Three Tapestry Couch Covers are to go as follows Two at $4.00 each. One at $5.50. They are very strongly slashed in prices. One lot of Corduroys in $1.00 qualities will be closed out at 59c per yard. All Remnants in Uphostery are to goat half their marked figures.

Electric Carpet Cleanser reduced from 25c to 18c per box. Feathers and Feather Pillows sold this week at a reduction of cent. will bet 20 per Carpet Sweepers. We shall not quote prices on these prime household necessities, but we guarantee to sell them if you ask for them at prices that will pleasantly surprise you. our Ads This Week.

SHOE BULLETIN. F. Streit Eleventh Avenue. LOCAL BSKVITIE8. Brief Hotel of Happening! in and About the CltT.

The woods in the vicinity of Wopso-nonock are on fire. Quite a number of city residents visited Wopsy yesterday. City councils meet this evening, as does also the school board. Congressman J. D.

Hicks left for Washington on fast line this morning. Mrs. R. F. Broussard, wife of Congressman Broussard, of Louisiana, is visiting Miss Cora Hicks at her Lome here.

Dr. Daniel S. Heyn, of Cincinnati, a nephew of Mrs. J. Blumentnal, is visiting in this city.

He will Bail for Europe on the 19th where he will finish his studies. Mrs. Annie Painter, of Eldorado, an instructor in music, who has a number of pupils in Tyrone, will in the near future give her Tyrone pupilB a reception in the Uentral Uity. A telegram to the New York Times from Washington says: Lieutenant L. L.

Kearney is detached from the office of naval intelligence and ordered immedi ately to the Montauk. While coupling cars in the yard last night at 10.30 o'clock G. B. Burkhart, a middle division brakeman, had the in dex finger of his right hand bo badly crushed that it was found necessary to amputate it at the hospital. He resides at No.

510 Fourth street. The Penn Mutual Life Insurance com pany has decided that all members holding policies bearing date of April 25, 1898, or prior, are privileged until May 1, 1900 to engage in the present war with out prejudice to their insurance and without payment of any extra premium therefor. Captain C. S. Jones Promoted.

Captain C. S. W. Jones of the Sheridan Troop has been appointed to command the cavalry squadron of the Pennsylvania National Guard. Captain Jones announced his Btaff as follows Adjutant, S.

M. Major, of the Governor's Troop; assistant Burgeon, C. H. Frazier, of the City Troop; quartermaster, H. A.

Gripp, of the Sheridan Troop. All of the cavalry tranches of Pennsylvania's volunteer army, including the Governor's and City Troops of Philadelphia are to be aetacnea trom their respective regiments and merged into one body of horsemen. The appointment of Captain Jones to this command is well deserved. Police Notes. Chief of Police Foust was called into an east side residence early yesterday morning to quell a family fight that caused considerable excitement in the neighborhood.

Frank Adams, a young boy from Pitta-burg, was captured in the lower yard by Railroad Officer Baldwin Saturday night. He was eent back to Pittsburg on St. Louis express last night. The police had a quiet time Saturday night, only arresting two common drunks. New To-Day.

Murray's Son Co. Carpets.mattings, etc. J. L. Ex line Wall paper at reasonable prices.

L. W. Cook Price-cutting specials on the second floor. Gable Co. Important price chang ing among the dresB goods.

Temple Clothing Co. Look at cloth in your spring suit this year. the Thinki Havana Well Fortified. Paris. May 1.

The Eclair says. "Commercial Europe, especially Great Britain, could not tolerate the Ameri can capture of Las Palmas." Continuing, the Eclair remarks: "An autonomist deputy, fromHavana, to the Spanish chamber.says the bpamsh squad ron which has just left St. Vincent coa templates the bombardment of an Amer ican port. It is not likely that there will be a fight in Cuban waters, Havana being amply fortified to resist the American fleet," What a Good Photo Telle, A good photograph, like a good iriend, will only tell good things about you. It will show your pretty features your happy expressions; but any hard lines or awkward features it will skip.

Our cameras won't work until folks look un consciously pleasing. We have the tact, and take the pains to make photographs that will satisfy you and please and de light your friends. Always orignu under our electric light 9 a. 1. m.

1208 Eleventh The Eagltt Graphophone sold for $10.00 at Shaeffer's can't be beat as an entertainer. Can be bougnt on easy monthly payments. apr26 tf Fifth Page TO-DAY. )) JA.Ja St. fcAAIil 1 rctvmn READ Ad.

I YOU terian Boys Brigade requests that every member of company 258 be present at the meeting this evening. A matter of special importance, affecting the entire company, muBt be attended to to-night. Meeting opens at 7:15 in the chapel. Men's Bible Class. The Men's Bible class will meet this evening at 8 o'clock in the association rooms.

connection with his special piactice on the eye and ear. Dr. G. U. Arney, of 1118 Seventh avenue, will resume general practice on May 1.

Dr. H. E. Crumbaker has removed to Sixth avenue and Twelfth street while having his property improved. apr30-lm Teachers desiring to reduce the total of their certificates should read the Jwan? column.

apr29-3t New Eibbom. Dame Fashion has given her approval and says ribbons as a dreBs garniture will be used more than ever this season. Our new ribbons have just come in, and charming they are in colorings and styles, and will add prettiness to any drees. All at easy prices. apra-tt Wm.

Murray's Son Co. Young teachers, old teachers and pros pective teachers should consult the want column. apr29-3t Your ice will cost little if used in one of Rothert's refrigerators. apr26-tf It will nay you to see Rothert's car pets before purchasing elsewhere. 26-tf All kinds of society address cards promptly furnished at the Tribune job rooms.

Trices reasonable. Call ana examine samples. aprl3-tf 150 baby carriages at Rothert's. 26tf Your ice will cost little if used in one of Rothert's refrigerators. apr26-tf All kinds of society address cards promptly furnished at "the Tribune job rooms, Prices reasonable.

Call and examine samples. aprl3-tf Your ice will cost little if used in one of Rothert's refrigerator). apr26-tf For the Pocket; Kodaks for the Bicycle: Kodaks for Hand or Tripod Use; all take Light Proof Film Cartridges and can be Loaded in Daylight Several Styles in either Plates or Films, Price $4 to $25. EtfltEKA, $4. POCKET KODAK, $5.

FOLDING POCKET KODAK, $10. FALCON, No. 2, $0. BULL'S EYE, $8, 12,00, 15.00. BULLET, $10, 15.00, 18.00.

CARTRIDGE KODAK, No. 4, $25. The Bull's Eye Kodaks use film. The Bullets use either film or plates. Catalogues tree at our store or by mail.

THERE IS NO KODAK BUI THE EASTMAN KODAK. ALL THE ABOVE CAMERAS IN STOCK BSTWe also carry a line of VIVE PAMEItAS and a complete line ol PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES for am teur and urofesBional. We can furnish any camera made. IP DRUGGISTS, KODAKS fii i Kin Don't let it rob you of good judgment. Bear in mind that it is bound to make the price of Shoes higher.

Then why not purchase your Spring and Summer Footwear from our present stock secured before the war clouds lowered upon us? Brave Boots and Shoes Are to be found in our store Shoes to travel after the enemy and Boots to kick him with. Our boots and shoes will not run away with a but will keep him in line with his face to the foe. We have LadieB' Black and Tan Shoes and Oxfords; Men's Russet, Patent Leather and Calf Shoes; Children's Serviceable Shoes and all kinds of Bicycle Boots and Shoes in Black and Tan and Vici Kid. Remember our price is always the lowest quoted in Altoona. HiHtlft.f'bl'l.n iI'MMtHMd'i We Give Trading 3 Stamps.

Geo. 1122 A. F. Shomberg Pharmacist, Palne's Celery 65c Laxative Bromo 1 8c Hood's Sarsaparilla 67c Pinkham's Compound 70c Pierce's Favorite Prescription 70c Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery 70c Allcock's Porous 10c Ayer's Sarsaparilla 70c Ayer's Hair Vigor 60c Fellow's Hyphosphites 98c Hoilick's Malted Milk, 50c size 38c Hoihck Malted Milk, $1.00 size 75c Melhn Food, 50c size 38c 75c 55c Kilmer Swamp Root 75c Listerine. 75c ronds bxtract.

35c Beef, Iron and Wine 45c We have just received lot of 2 quart Fountain S'yringes that are to go at 50c each, tome and get one while they last. They cap.not be sold again for less tian 75 owing to the rise in, rubber. ICameras. No other Camera is so sim ple and sure or so quickly oper ated. No other Camera of the price, taKes sucn large pict ures or carries so many expos ures at one loading as a $5 00 Vive.

No other hand Camera is so small and compact for the size of picture taken. JOT Styles and sizes at $5.00, 7-50. 9.00, 10.00, 22.50, 30.00. A. F.

Shomberg, PHARMACIST, 12th Avenue and 12thStreet, QOQPERS VlNDOW SHADES. The Shades we Bell are warranted to work perfectly. Heavy Felt Shadee, 12c. These Shades have an extra Btrip of cloth Jacked on to prevent them from tearing looise from the roller. Heavy Cloth Shades With or without fringe, 25c, Heavy Cloth Shades with lace edge, 39c and 50c.

Shade Cloth by the yard, 10c and 15c. FLOOR OILCLOTH. Bright and Pretty, 1 yd. wide, 18c a yd. .1 JJ 27c 2 36c Better quality Floor Oilcloth 1 yd.

wide, 24c yard. 1 30c 1J 30c 2 48c Extra heavy Floor Oilcloth 1 yd. wide, 36c a yard. 1 45c 1J 54c 2 72c SaBh Curtain and Drapery Goods Pretty Dotted Swiss, 13c a yard. Pretty Tamboured Swiss, 13c a yd.

Pretty Fish Net Goods, 13, 15 and 17c a yard. Bright Silkoline, 13c a yard. LACE CUETAINS. Good Lace Curtains, 3 yds. long, 50c a pair.

Better ones at 75c. Extra large and heavy Lace CurtainB, $1.17, (1.25 and $1.50 a pair. Curtain Poles only 10c. Trimmings, 15c. COOPER'S, 1316 11th Avenue, A Good Time jjl TO ENTEE THE Anderson School of Business 4jfr Mateer Building.

Hook-keeping, Shorthand, Typewrit- VT Ing, i'enmanship, tnglisn 0 Open All Summer. T)ay and livening Sessions. Indi- 9 vidual Instructions. Catalogue t-ree. itc- mt ro Suits to Order For what you pay for a- ready- "made.

Imported Fabrics, $18 up. Popular priced Suits, made by the best New York Tailors, $11 to $18. I lJnft nf Tmnortfid and i XiBlgvO Blair are at E. H. Murray's, 1416 11th Are.

Altoona, Pa. Also, sole agent for brated Imperial Hat. the cele- I Truth is Stronger Than Diplomacy. We have found it best to tell the truth about the Shoes we sell, and when we do that it makes war with competition. If instead of telling the truth we practised what we have come to call diplomacy, we would parade before the public some beautifully polished lies, which, while they could not offend, would mislead you.

But we dispense with diplomacy and tell the straight truth, hence when we represent a Shoe to be worth $3, or any other price, you may depend upon it in fact you can count on always getting more for your money than any other shoe store in Altoona gives you. Our low price system doesn't make us as large a percentage of profit, but it sells more shoes. Johnson's Shoe Palace, Next To First National Bank. No. 1308 Eleventh Avenue iMWIH ALTOONA, FA..