Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 8

filORNING TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY 27 1898. 8 THZ WEATHKK. New Carpets. Our Big Stock of NEW CARPETS is moving fast. If you want to buy Great Removal Sale.

COOK, ALTOONA, May 27, 1898. Waiting for War News Is Growing Monotonous But We Have Fresh Store News Every Day. This helps in relieving the monotony and keeps things moving along lively for it is hard to resist our money-saving offers. Prices are eloquent talkers when they have Quality to back them and they surely have that in our Bulletin to-day. Notice these good chances in VELVET CARPETS, BRUSSELS CARPETS, INGRAIN CARPETS or RAG CARPETS, Come to us.

Our Patterns are the Newest and Our Prices always the Lowest. New Lace Curtains at prices that are sure to please you. John A. Sprankle Co. Cor.

Eleventh Avenue and Ninth Street Altoona, Pa Admiral Dewey and Hit Fleet. A handsome art supplement will be given free to readers of the Philadelphia Publio Ledger, Saturday, May 28, in commemoration cf the most remarkable naval victory of the ninteenth century. This supplement will be 11x15 inches in size and will be a faithful reproduction of the world-famed admiral and the boats comprising his fleet. The JPublic Ledger determined to maintain its high standard for reliability has arranged for extraordinary war news service. For sale by Wilhklm agents, 1116 Twelfth street, and by newsboys.

my27-2t Eiourilon to Wopiononook. The P. J. E. E.

R. R. will run an excursion train to Wopsy Saturday and Sunday, May 28 and 29, leaving Juniata at 2.30 p. m. each day.

Fare for the round trip 25 cents. may27-2t Examination of Teachers. Applicants for provisional and professional certificates will be examined Thursday, June 9, 1898. The examination will be held in the EmerBon school building and will commence at 9 a. m.

D. S. Keith, Superintendent. my27-3t Notice. Circle No.

8, Ladies of the G. A. are requested to meet in post room on Sunday morning, May 29, 1898, at 9.30 o'clock, to attend Memorial services with Post 62 at Christ Reformed church, corner Twelfth avenue and Fifteenth street. may27-2t Baees at the Altoona Driving Park. The following ia the programme as arranged for the races to be held at the Altoona Driving park, May 30.

Races will be called promptly at 2 p. Free for all, trot and pace, puree $100.00. Road race, for horses used for road purposes, to be driven to cart, purse $75.00. Running Tace, J-mile heats, 2 in 3, purse $50.00. Conditions 5 per cent, of purse to enter, with 5 per cent, additional from winners.

All entries must be in hands of undersigned not later than 10 p. m. Fridav, May 27. D. O.

Bower, Lessee, 1404 Tenth Avenue. Admission only 25 cents. my24-5t Skirts. Another lot of those handsome, well-made petticoats, made in correct style, and will give your dresB the proper set, at easy pricings. may24-tf Wm.

Murray's Son Co. Take Your Pick From an $18,000 stock, from the very beet while you are about it. It won't cost you any more to have all the advantage of selection from The Leading Stock for Variety in 25,000 Pair. We are showing by far the best selected and most complete line of new styles and late novelties for the present season. See it and be satisfied, for you are bound to find just what you want.

Another very important thing for you to know is that we give Quality As Well As Quantity. Men's Furnishings. We do not think you can duplicate these values elsewhere. Men's light weight ribbed Undershirts only 21o each. Grey and Balbriggan Underwear, 22io each.

Fine Balbriggan Underwear only 45c each. Best Working Shirt in the market in black and white and blue and white stripes at 45c each. A good black and white striped working Shirt at 25c each. We have received a new lot of Perfection White Shirts with long and short bosom that are fine values at 45c each. One lot of Boys' Colored Shirts are now only 25c each.

Men's iine linen hemstitched Handkerchiefs worth 17c for 12Jc each. Men's white hemstitched Handkerchiefs good value at 10c now 8c each. Our entire line of Golf and Bicycle Hose reduced to 39c and 50c per pair. Only a few left of those Bwords used in the Franco-Prussian War at 69c each. Ladies' Hosiery.

These are really and truly excellent values. Good fast black Hose 5o per pair. Seamless Hose with white feet were 17c, now 15o per pair. One lot of imported fast black Hose at 17c per pair; 3 pairs for 60c. Regular' price 20c per pair.

Our regular 25o black Hose is selling at 19c per pair. A line of 29c drop stich Hose are now 24c per pair. Fast black Hose with split real Maco feet are 24c per pair. All white- feet Hose are now 24c per pair. Black lisle thread Hose were 50c, sell now at 39c and 43o per pair.

Ladies' 25c tan Hose reduced to 21c per pair. Fancy striped drop stitch Hose were 37Jc are now 25c per pair. Ox-blood Hose were 25c, for 19c per pair. Children's Hosiery. We have a full line of Infants' cotton and wool Hose and Half Hose in black, white and colors all at greatly reduced figures.

One lot of Children's Hose in light colors at 5o per pair. Children's lxl ribbed black Hose were 17o now 15c per pair. Boys' extra heavy Hose, ribbed, were 21c now 17c per pair. An extra fine split foot Hobb at 25c per pair. A line of fine black Hose are reduced1 from 37Jo to 29c per pair.

Our fine black 45c Hose are selling now at 39Jc per pair. A few stocking darning Machines left, reduced from 25c to 12ic each. These are all special good: values. Don't overlook our fine offers in carpets. And show in all departments goods of the highest grade of value and general excellence, and lastly, be it remembered, that in price we please you with the best figures it is possible to make on honest goods.

Come and sae the best and cheapest in SHOE BARGAINS. 200 pair Ladies' Congress, Tan, Low Shoes, sizes 2 to 4, were $1.50 now 50c And you will never regret the opportunity we give you of buying such good goods cheap. D. E. Sprankle, No.

1514 ELEVENTH AVENUE, AND No. 1104 SIXTEENTH STKEET. The People's Money-Saving Store. Partly Cloudy To-Day, With Snowen in Some Portion. Washington, May 26.

The forecast lor inday is: For Eastern Pennsylvania: Tartly cloudy weather with showers in south east portion; northeasterly winds. For Western Pennsylvania Fair weather; light northeasterly shifting to soutneriy winds. NEW YORK HERALD FORECAST. New York, May 27. In the Middle States and New England Fair, snd slightly warmer weather will prevail with light variable winds, except cloudy on the coasts, where the winds will be northerly, preceded by rain and in ivew England cloudy to partly cloudy weather, preceded by rain, with high northerly winds on the coat and slight temperature cnanges.

LOCAL BBKV1TIBB. Brltf lToti of Happenings in and A boot the CitT. High school commencement at the opera house this evening. Miss Bertha E. Bechhoefer, of Wood bury, is visiting relatives in Al toona.

Henry Spitz, was treated at the hospital last night for a sprain and a contusion of the right thumb. Eailroad Officer Emigh last night captured a blind baggage rider on mail east and made him pay fare from Pittsburg. Children's Day exercises will be held at Kichland church, William liilde-brandt, superintendent, on Sunday, June 19. W. S.

Wilson, second lieutenant of Captain Reese's company, will deliver the Decoration dayaddress at Pennsvlva' nia Furnace and Spruce Creek. Martin Poentas, an Austrian laborer at Franklin Forge, had his right lee broken below the knee, yesterday by a flying poulaer. Me was brought to the hospital in this city ana admitted. The local committee appointed by the convention held on the zd ot the present month is busy making arrangements for the democratic state convention to be held in Altoona, June 29. It is expected that on Sunday, May 29, Kev.

J. w. Deshong, of Harnsburer, for merly of this city, will occupy the pulpit of the First Church of God, Fifth avenue and street, of which Kev. C. D.

Rishel is pastor. The high school building will bs open Friday, Saturday and Monday for the purpose of allowing patrons of the school to view the annual exhibit of drawings. sketches and pen and ink work done by the students. The exhibit is especially nne tnis year. As will be seen by reference to another part of the Tribune this morning a movement has been started by Elmo comniandery Knights of the Golden Eagle to have all societies join in a big iourthof July demonstration in AH001 na.

This is a good idea and should be speedily acted upon. "An Evening with Tennyson." The "Evening with Tennyson" held in the Eighth Avenue MethodiBt Episcopal cnurcn last evenine under the ausmces of the Epworth League Alliance was sureiy a delightful attraction. The muBi-cal numbers, instrumental and vocal. rendered during the evening by Miss Aiue iviepser, Miss Louise Snyder, Mrs. K.

C. Roup and Mr. Walter Garden. were much appreciated, while the lecture by Rev. Daniel Dorchester, of Christ juetnoaist episcopal church, Pittsburg, on "Alfred Tennyson," was a verv elab orate and informing discourse.

The chief ieature ot the lecture was a masterly analysis of "The Princess," a poem in which the whole "woman question" was discussed before it became a live issue. If the Epworth League Alliance of this city continues to furnish such literary entertainments free of charge to those who are minded to attend them, it will indeed do a good work. New To-day. W. Cook Fresh store news every day Stern! 'Grand CArmv suits, etc.

BiSgrBBgagBM iSAmericanjKoaltjrt'o. Choice lotsj for ale inSLttaacEt Terras. EEH a r.i. o'' uauie cc iaj. nimifirrfV wttft.iiarifinn trimmings for the summer gown; big remnant day.

An Aooident. Mr. Jacob Gruhler. assistant in TToni-r Doerr's meat market had tliR to have two fingers of the left hand badlv I 1(1 HI viubucu yeBMTuay. Alter a careiui ex amination Dy Dr.

is. (J. Blackburn it was found necessarv to amnntatat.hpm at t.ha tseuuuu joiniB. Pioturee So natural in thn prnrpa That gion Wfi opt inf.n nnr nhn. almost opeas.

graphs- that you can .97 most imagine you hear mem speaK. so ainerent from the usual sorts. Not only do we get life into the face and show it at its very best and 1 J3 1 rt uauueomest. dul we nmsh th nhntn eraDua in me most i effective style we Know of. 1209 Eleventh street, Stvdjo The Eagle Graphephone aold for 110.00 at Shaeffer's can't be beat as an entertainer.

Can be bought on easy monthly payments. may25-tf LOOK UP Fifth Page Ad. It'slNew To-day. They are all Too Good to Stay Hef Long. STKEIT NEVER DISAPPOINTS.

The Persistent Rumors Of Naval Battles That; have never taken place give proof of activity outside of war'circles, but at the same time are very disappointing to the anxious public. It's different at our store, WE NEVER DISAPPOINT. Without detracting from the enterprise of our competitors we may justly claim to have superior advantages in Shoe selling. Our stock is much the largest and most varied, our sales are greatest, and naturally, we are able to sell at lowest prices. Yoa can get a better Shoe here for your money than anywhere else.

Just now Tan Shoes have the call, and what beauties they are. But our Black Shoes Calf, Vici Kid, Enamel and Patent Leathers are especially worthy of admiration. If you can't be pleased here with quality, style and price, there is no use searching elsewhere. Excursion to Wopsononook. The P.

J. E. E. R. R.

will run an excursion train to Wopsy Saturday and Sunday, May 28 and 29, leaving Juniata at 2.30 p. m. each day. Fare for the round trip 25 cents. may27-2t For lien.

Straw hats, popular shapes. Cool wash suits. Westfa'll. Mo It cures Corns, Bun- Swollen, Sweating, Tired and Aching Feet. It makes tight Shoes feel easy Use it to break in New Shoes Foot Comfort is un equaled for Chafing and as a General Healing powder.

It can be applied to the most delicate skin. Price, 10 Cents. For Sale By I. DRUGGISTS, No. 1308 Eleventh Avenue.

And all Drug Stores. P. Tiy the new Soda drink, Pink Punch at our Fountain. Pit ill 1 ill We Give Trading Stamps. I Geo.

1122 A. F. Sbomberg Pharmacist, Fame's Celery Laxative Bromo 18c Hood's Sarsaparilla 67c 1 11iK.na.1n umpouna 70c nerces ravonte Prescrip tion 70c fierce Golden Medical Discovery 70c Allcock's Porous 10c Ayer's 70c Ayer's Hair Vigor 60c Fellow's Hyphosphites 98c rioiiick Malted Milk, 50c size 38c rioilick Malted Milk, $1. 00 sze 75c Mellin size. 75c 55c Kilmer bwamp Root 75c Listerine 7cc Pond's Extract 35c Beet, Iron and Wine 45c We have iust received a lot of2-quart Fountain Syringes that are to go at 50c each.

Lome dad get one while thev last. Thev cannot be sold again for less than 75c, owing to the rise in rubber. Yiye Cameras, is No other Camera is so sim ple and sure or so quickly operated. No other Camera of the price, takes such large pict-J ures orcarnes so many exposures at one loading as a $5 00 Vive. No other hand Camera is so small and compact for the size of picture taken.

Styles and sizes at $5.00, 7.50, 9.00, 10.00, 115.00, 22.50, 30.00. Cooper's, We are selling Large Double Oil Stoves with four wicks at the low price of $1.50. They are large enough to do your washing Single Oil Stoves with two wicks, 75c. "Solid Copper Tea Kettles, nickle plated, 75c 89c $1.00 No. 7 No.

8 No. 9 Fly Time Is Here. Good adjustible Window Screens 12ic; they have no obstruction in the center. Other Screens that are better and larger, 15c, 19c, 25c and 33c. Screen Doors, 69c, $1.00 and $1.25.

Large and Strong Hammocks, 69c and Large and Strong Hammocks with pillow and stretcner, ti.uu. Floor Oilcloth, 18c a yd up. Pretty Sash Curtain Goods, 13c and ua yd. Good Heavy Lace Curtains, 50c, 75c, 1.17, $1.25 and $1.50 a pair. We do not charge extra because the Curtains are pretty.

100 pieced Dinner Sets in neat decora tions. $6.99 and $7.49. Roger's Triple Silver Plated Knives and orkB, down to a set. Tubs, Buckets, Brooms, Brushes, Pots, Pans, Kettles and almost anything you want, COOPER'S 13 16 Eleventh. Avenue $3.00 per month for school studies, Book-keeping, Shorthand, Typewriting and Penmanship.

Day and evening sessions. Arrangements should be made this week or on Decoration Day as the summer term commences on Tuesday, May 31st. Anderson School of Business. MATEEK BUILDING. 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. Largest line of Imported and Domestic ClothB ever Bhown in Blair are at E. H. Murray's, 1416 11th Are.

Altoona, Pa. Also, sole agent for the celebrated Imperial Hat. Fair Warning F. Streit, Eleventh Avenue. m.

To Shoe Buyers. Shoes are going to cost you more next season that's an assured fact, for already the manufacturers have made advances as the result of the increased cost of leather. It is only by reason of onr willingness to accept lower profits than ever before that you are enabled to buy as good Shoes this season as last at the same prices. But now we warn you Footwear Will Be Higher. Next season the makers will charge still more for Shoes and we will, of necessity, have to advance our prices, therefore, the more freely you buy of our present stock the more likely you are to save on your expenditures for Shoes Every kind of Shoe for Men, Women and Childrenexcept the poor kind.

Splendid Oxford Ties, $1 50 to $3 50. Johnson's Shoe Palace, Next To First National Bank. 1 A. F. Shomterg, PHARMACIST, 2th Avenue ALTOONA, PA..