Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 8

1 8 MOENXNG TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18 1895. Hurrah for the Holidays! THE WEATHEB. Warmer and Fair To-Day With Southerly Winds to Blow, Washington, December 17. The forecast for Wednesday is: For Eastern Pennsylvania: Warmer, fair, southerly winds. For Western Pennsylvania: Fair and warm, southerly winds.

-MAKE- -V- Useful Gifts. Soon the Merry Christmas Bells Will be Ringing. But we are ringing the changes before they begin, a cheerful chime a musical call to CHRISTMAS BARGAINS. Ring our story of gifts for each little tot Of presents for boys such a wonderful lot Presents for girls the nicest and best And gifts for grown people as well as the rest Presents for old folk and ring loud the call, Of beautiful gifts for one and for all. Our Immense Display of Goods has no equal in this city.

In Our Dress Goods Department we are showing a big assortment of Pretty Dress Goods at Low Prices that would make Useful and Acceptable Gifts. In our Notion Department you will find Pretty Handkerchiefs, Fascinators, Underwear, Gloves, Mittens, Hose, Umbrellas and Skirts. CHINA TEA SETS FOR THE LITTLE GIRLS. We have quite a number of decorated dolls' tea sets in China that are extremely pretty and should all belong to the little girls of this city. Therefore to move them all out speedily we have put th following prices on them.

Large sets that were $1.49, now 1.19. A little smaller were 98c, now 79c. Tea sets that were 89c, now C9c. Tea sets that were 79c, now 59c. Tea sets that were 49c, now 39c.

Tea sets that were 23c, now 17c. Here is a chance to get for a small amount of cash something that will make your little daughter very happy. They will soon begone. Cook, Salmond Cowden. "I've Got A Little List And I'm Sure You'll Not Be Missed." Not ii you've been good enough to merit a visit from Santa Claus.

The jolly old man has had his eye on the good folk, old and young, and he's going to remember them all on the 25th. By the you know that Santa Claus had established big slipper factories all over the country? Yes, indeed. And he's made us his principal distributing agents for this neck-o' woods. Good news, isn't it? We'll have all kinds of slippers, for ladies, for gentlemen, for grandpa and baby. Every wanted stvle, every shape, every size.

Alf at prices the most economical will not make faces at. Johnson's Shoe Palace, 1128 Eleventh avenue. decl8-tf The Newest Ideas; The Best Selections, At Fairest Figures. Our Splendid assortment contains John A. Sprankle Cor.

Eleventh Ave. and Ninth St, Altoona, Pa THE RIGHT THING FOR EVERY PERSON CHRISTMAS IS COMING We have pleased you right along; we shall continue to do so. Suitable Things. Run your eyes down this list But we are here before and offering Sensible and Use- rancy with tne moderate prices attached WE are going to offer you Special Bargains in our Cloak Department For this week as they must be sold at any price Also a great reduction in Car At DeBarber Bros'. Mixed candies.

Mixed nuts. Fresh in quality. Low in price. Just what you want for Christmas. DeBarber Bros.

Wanted. Any lady in Altoona wishing to procure the very Latest style coat or wrap or fur cape for $5.00 can be suited at Blaw's new coat department store, Eleventh avenue below Fourteenth street. decl8-4t An endless variety of silver novelties on view at all prices. Run bull dec9-tf Reliable Jewelers. Westbrook, 1601 Eleventh Avenue, Has a nice line of candies and plenty of them 10c and 20c pound.

decl6-4t Rugs, Blankets, Ladies', and Children's Under Hosiery, Gloves, Handker a big line of Jewelry. LOCAL BREVITIES. Brief Hotes of Happening! in and About the City. A small silver glove button was found in the First Presbyterian church. Same can be had by calling at this office.

David McMurtrie, of the drug firm of McMurtrie Akers, is a candidate for delegate to the republican state convention. The Keystone Building and Loan association last evening sold thirty-five shares of stock at premiums of 8 to 10 per cent. Mr. W. K.

Heck, of Three Springs, Huntingdon county, is visiting his sister Mrs. James McFeeley, of 1204 Seven teenth street. An informal meeting of the members of select and common councils was held last evening at which various matters pertaining to the city solicitorship was discussed. Mr. E.

R. Jones, of Port Matilda, ar rived in this city yesterday and will in a day or two take to his home in that place his daughter and grandchild, the wife and daughter ot tne late Joseph mc- Kelvev. a brakeman who was killed near Conemaugh last week. Messrs. J.

C. Orr, B. W. Blake and Fred Oeffinger, all of this city, spent last week in Bedford county on a deer hunting expedition. They succeeded in slaying two fine deer, one being killed by Mr.

Orr and the other by his two companions. Mr. Orr has in his hunting experience succeeded in killing about three dozen of these fleet-footed animals, being almoyt an average of one for each year of his age. This is a record that is hard to beat. Postponed Till January 3.

The fee suits of A. V. Dively, against J. B. Cowen, John Coho, Rudy Farabaufrh.

T. J. Armstrong, m. j. Boyer, Samuel Curry, W.

B. Armstrong and Joseph Kinsel, before Alderman Doyle, were finally postponed yesterday afternoon until January 3. Almost the entire time of yesterday's hearing was taken up by Mr. Dively in endeavoring to prove that the fee claimed was not exorbitant. Twelve witnesses testified and half a hundred more were present on subpoenas.

At the conclusion of the testimony everyone was as much at sea as ever, so the case was postponed. Alderman Doyle humorously remarked last evening in regard to the postponement: "For the convenience of everybody concerned I postponed the case until January that is so far ahead that they didn't know if it would be convenient or not." Marriage Record. The following marriage licenses were granted by J. L. Hartman, clerk of the orphans' court, at Hollidaysburg, since our last report: To J.

S. Cherry, of Altoona, and Susan Albright, of Bellwood. To J. II. Zeigler, of Kipple, and Ella Reigh, of Blair township.

The Malta Festival. trrand ovster supper will A trrand ovster supper will be held this Wednesday and Thursday evenings, December 18 and 19, in the store room of J. W. Olewine, Eighth avenue and Nineteenth street. Have you visited the Japanese China booth at Murray's? Handsome fancy china for Christmas gifts at low prices, at Wm.

Murray's Son Go's. decl6-tf Art, Beauty FOR THE This Oreat Money-Savini Store and is showing 0 CORNER. I Brae) I DAY See Fifth Page Ad. I and see how many strike your NOTICE THESE. Bon Bon Spoons, Sterling Silver with Gold lining, verv beautiful and not expensive.

Gold Pens with Pearl handles in sever al styles $1.00, 1.45 to 2.50. bold rens with hbonv handles, $1.00, 1.25, 1.75 and 2.00. Pen and Pencil sets in plush to 6.00. Sterling Chain Bracelets, $2.25, 2.50, 3.00 and 4.00 each. Nothing nicer for a young ady.

Bracelets in rolled gold plate, $1.50. Ladies' Lorgnette Chains, $1.00, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00 to 7.50. Broaches in great variety and beauty $0.50, 8.00 to 8.50. A cheaper line, $1.50 to 2.00, Ivory Tablets, sterling trimmed, 50c. Sterling Court Plaster cases, $1.50.

Mustache Combs, silver top, 25c. In leather cases, $1.50 Emery bags, sterling silver tops, 50c and 75c. UMBRELLAS. We have a magnificent line of these favorite things for Christmas giving both for men and ladies. The handles are very exquisite and in many styles.

Pearl handles inlaid with sterling sil ver, Btraignt ana turned, twuieu buk, $7.50 and $10.00. Fine twilled Bilk, mould handles, sterling trimmed, $5.00. Handsome Pearl, Dresden and French glass handles, line twilled silk, $5.00 and $0.30. Union silk with horn, Dresden silver and wood handles, $4.00 and $4.50. Mourning umbrellas in fine twilled silk, straight and turned handles, $3.75, $4.50 and $5.00.

A large line of Gloria bilk umDrenas in 1 lit? A many styles oi nanaies irom fi.to to $2.00. MEN'S UMBRELLAS. When needed what more sensible present could you make to the men folks of your family or friends Twilled silk, fine horn handles with gold trimmings, $9.00. Twilled silk with carved ivory handles, $5.50 and $0.50. Union silk with fine wood and horn handles, silver trimmed, $5.00 and $6.00.

Taffeta Silk, fancy wood handles, $3.00. Twilled Silk, with newest designs in wood handles, $3.50 and 3.75. Cane and Umbrella combined, $3.50 and 5.00. A full line of Glorias from $1.00, 1.75 to 2.00. NEW BRIC-A-BRAC.

The Basement is indeed Ablaze with Light and Beauty. Sparkling Cut Glass, Gleaming Silver and Glittering Things in wonderful variety. New bnc-a-Brac in Fancy China and other wares came in Yesterday Morning and are bidding lively for their share of attention. It will take you a good while to look them all over, but do not feel that you must hurry. Come in the Mornings.

A game of Crokinole at $3.49. Base Ball, 50c. Parlor floor game, 98c. Metallonhone, 24c and 49c. Sleighs for the little folks, 24c, 49, G9, 9, 98, $1.98 and 2.29.

Hobby Horses $2.79. 3.49, 4.49, 5.29. Tea Sets in China, 10c. 23. 49, 79, 89, 98 and $1.49.

Jumping Wooden Horses, 24c, Doll Coaches, 49c, 79 to $2.98. Child's Writing Desks, 98c. $1.49, 3.79 and 5.98. Soldiers' Sets, 49c and 98. So much for the children in special mention.

FOR GROWN PEOPLE. We might speak of our Beautiful Variety in Fine Handkerchiefs all prices from 15c to $5. A lady is always pleased with a nice handkerchief. A pair of Kid Gloves at 85c to $2.50. A pair of Silk Mittens and up.

An Elegant Book from 17c to $2. A Handsome Calendar from 45c up. The housekeeper will take a piece of Bric-a-Brac or Cut Glass and call you a royal fellow for giving it. Plenty of them in the basement. See our line of Framed Pictures.

Look them over. An Easel is a nice thing to give. So is a Rocking Chair. Look at ours to-day. GOLD RINGS.

These little hoops of plain or chased gold, embellished with stones of many kinds, are eminently suited for gifts to men, ladies and children, We have a very large assortment, in all sizes and prices, and regular beauties. Look at them before you decide what to select. Marquis Rings, emeralds set in pearls, $4.00 and 6.50. Marquis Ruby, set in pearls, $4.00 and 6.50 each. Marquis Turquoise, with pearls, $4.00, 4.50 and 6.00.

Marcmis in nearls. $4.25 and 5.00. In different styles and settings. Set Rings, emerald set in pearls, $3.00, 4.50 and 5.00. Rubv set in pearls.

$3.00 and 5.00. Roman Gold Band, turquoise and pearl setting, $2,50 and 5.00. Singte Moonstone, $2.50. Guard Rings, in opals and pearls, $3.00. Large Single Pearl, $7.50.

Single Opal, $3 00, 3.50 and 5.00. Sinsle Turauoise. $5.00. Snake Rings, with ruby and emerald eves. $4.50.

Band Rings of three stones, deep set ting, itf.l'J. Double row of stones, oblique setting, $2.19. These rings are all solid gold. I hen there is a cheaper line of rings, but almost as pretty. Clover leaf design in 3 Emeralds, $1.00.

Same in moonstones, $1.00. Two laree Turquois Stones with two small Pearls, $1.25. Amethyst and lopaz, These rings are reproduced in a great variety of settings and are excellent for the prices. Plain Gold Band Rings from $1 00 to 6.00. Chased Rings from 50c to Baby Rings in solid gold 25c to $1.00.

Men's and boys' rings from $1.25 to 5.00. Keep this list for reference. ful Presents to all in every Department. Just give us a trial and see what we can wear, chiefs and Cooper's Silver Plated Ware. Rogers' triplcplated knives and forks, mostly sell at $2.25 to 7.00 a set; our holiday price, $3.99.

Sheffield silver plated knives and forks, mostly sell at $2.50 to 5.50 a set; we are selling them at $1.89 a set. Solid nickle silver tea spoons, no plating. 39c a set. Table spoons to match, 75c! Rogers' extra heavy plated tea spoons, tn match. $2.50.

Silver plated butter dishes, now down 4 1 17 Silver plated dinner castors, five bot- 1 17 Silver plated sugar bowls, with ruby glass bowl, ji.w. Silver plated cake stand, $1.17. UilvornlalnH nankin Tine's. 25c. I 1 1 I J' c-f fork and BDOon sets.

silver plated, 37c. Other sets, 10c, 15c and 25c. Good Bilver plated butter knives and sugar shells in Doxes, zoc ami ow. Jewelry. rlpnart.ment we show ALl UU1 nou o.iri nrptt things, the same UIOUJ ilv qualities that jewelers show you and at about one-nan me price.

Rings, pins, bracelets, watch chains ctift nins. par rintTS. Studs V. 11 uuiiwict i. I' 1 etc Children's rings, warranted for three vears, 25c.

Ladies' rings, warranted for three years, 25c, 50c and $1. Solid num. nrpttv Bpt rinra. rings with gtuiu i 1 p. I All eo at a lower price here than elsewhere.

Look for Cooper'9 Be sure you get to Cooper's -'V ao tor you- Jh pets, Gents' MORROW'S 1 A TI GREAT With Two Reasons FIRST, The large New York Fur House of the Ripsom and Newland bur to. will have a splendid Exhibit of Fine rurs in our Uoati Department to-day and tomorrow, which most Al toona ladies will want to see, SECOND, We will have a special Display of our own Fur Garments, at wonderfully Reduced Prices, to run out the stock before Christmas. No lady who is thinking of a Fur Garment should fail to come and see what we are selling to-day. Black Coney Capes. 24 inches long, 100 inch sweep, at $4.79.

French Coney Capes. Best quality, full sweep, 30 inches long, $11.95. Half Sheared Coney Capes, with Canada Marten collar, 30 inches long, full sweep, $13.95. Sheared Coney, same as above, $15.00 to 25.00. Electric Seal Capes, 24 to 40 inches long, verv full Sweep, Solid Marten collar, front edge $27.50 to 69.00.

Wool Seal Capes, best quality, $24.95 to 42.70. Astrachan Capes, $15.00 to 27.50. Black Marten Capes, $59.00. Genuine Marten Capes, $119.00. Sable Capes, $119.00.

Genuine Alaska Seal Cape, $198.00. Ever yY Garment is a Bargain every garment is perfeel, and so guaran teed byjts. Little Prices HOLIDAYS. hundreds of NoTeltlei designed especially of other dealer that the most intense pnblio entli las arms av prices mr wiuw mwuwirurei i. se already establishing K.

SPKANKLlS pouv, in. There a ways awake and foremost in eilorts to please the people. are here eollcrtja ray of magnincenc more styles of fancy shoes than are found in all the exhibits elsewhere com blnea. Tnousmtui wiv hiis i.n.h.1111,1 lumciuupiv. uu wi I tl.A th rliolcest eoods.uost modern and stylish, aaa ti.

in huvinir here. I nr i id iuwu. audio in goods, price and styles. Exnerieiicea or not fin our method plain nnvarnlshc. honesty Store." Seekers.

hn tn ii. innii.innttni I nins i ii ti ct siih BrnanivuE oi ih. nv.ai inr apiiiili VAiiiM any mace because patrons are snre of'Hir 'ireavuient" everyone Is served alike, There is nothing sensational 1 governs all our dealings with tne punnc, ana is our poinj Lintelliitent buyers-who have dealt with us for years. Acknowledged satisfaction the est test of 2 merchant's popularity. Our prices eannot be duplicated.

We haven 1 1 to n. pii tW.ti.rv. To catch vour eve that's what our manthly bulletin isfor-to teaca yuu to 8ve money in dealing at the Moneyavlng Come all Bargain our annual Inventory, we have too many gooi a of all kinds will be sold at 6c and loc pioat on which is already nought for.pnng. As this month ends the year $4,000 to 16,000 worth or Boot pair to mane room lor our Quote One hundred pairs Men's Brogans. S5e.

200 pairs Men'i Business Shoes. oV' pairs rear of '95, and we take of. Shoes and Kuboer. NEW SFK1NO STOCK, jniwtr mu The longer you neglect making your selections for Gifts, the fewer things may be left for your choosing. Nothing like securing your things early and avoid the rush and jam that is sure to come the last few days before Christmas.

We Lead in All Holiday Attractions. Cook, Salmond Cowden. 100 tiriiea Shoes. Silk Ton Fucina. less Shoe, iuo.

1O0 pairs Infants' Shoes, rc, Youths' Kubber Boots of all kinds. WO pairs stvles. 100 pairs Men's Snug proof Rubber Boots, n. to a.uu. pairs iueil nnna-urwi nunwrr i Few Specials.

pairs Ladies JJ.P JiuP" 1M "I mis." School Shoes, tl.25 to $1.60. Flexible Sole, $2.00 to li pairs Men's Matcn- lhe.JDe to ooc a r. w. pairs Men's, Boys' and ueu um" rs Kunwr, an 'pita and fivers. 11.

will sroa two pairs mr eu. STORE Ctr.01tkATt.416U fi.50. Kiinnm inn nitlr tfen'a Plush Snnners. a ioh lot of Child's Heeled Rubbers. to Come one and all fur Bargains this month in all kinds of Footwear.

D. E. SPRANKLE, THE PEOPLE'S MONEY SAVEfG I.