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ra" JtAMT-1-Ji WE AEE READY TO SERVE YOU IN Splendid Clothing and Pure Lard 2 lbs. 27c Guaranteed Eggs 29c doz. I WSSJE Ii Furnishing Values 19-21-23- SOUTH SEVENTH STREET, ALLENTOWN, PA. More for a Dollar Than a Dollar Can Buy Elsewhere VALUES FOR PRESENT WEAR. SPLENDID GIFT SUGGESTIONS.

In Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats, House Coats and Lounging; Gowns, These Are But a Few of the Multitude of Offerings For Gifts and Gift Giving See Our Windows. Tlion no ihhhI to wait till OirUlinns for that Suit or Ovfivnat or ovwi after Chri-tnias. tho time to buy is NOW, TODAY, wliwi you have tlio rlioin of aisxortiiMMits that tiro nt tlnir host and as for prices wo liiivo made thorn that you arc making fair suving. corn', can Friday and Saturday Specials 5 poands sugar 25c PEAS, can 8c Choice Heavy Home Dressed Beef jj 25c TOMATOES, can Orapa Wnls. package 13c Slrlngless BEANS can 8c BIB ROAST, pound 14c Rump Steak, lb.

I3C Mince Heat, 3 packages 23c succotash, can 8c BOUND STEAK, lb. 12 lie Fresh Sausage, lb. 12c 25" oried peaches ioc LEO 'sffijjjjlne LAMB Ib.l3c Lamb Chops fly 12c XHtSjjSL 11 5h0Ulder 0f tBBfcfc WMStewIng Pound package Corn Starch PRUNES, Large Mealy, pound 10c kaBP z. Ilrlori PKPRFHRIFI! nmmrl SUGAR CURED 2S Dried RASPBERRIES, pound 35c A 1 1- Fell Cream Cheese, pound 20c PEA BEANS, pound 5c A pound lOC imported Swiss, pound 32c Sunny Side BAKED BEANS, can 10c pANoY TTTT go7 Peanut Butter, pound 13c TOMATOES, for Soup, can 4c ELMN WMDiery JSuITcF, ID $SC Jams, all flavors, pound 9c A Suit or Overcoat Now Will Yield You Better Service Than Later Becausa You Need It and Most Likely Want It Now. Look Over This Attractive List and Let Us Supply You.

FUR LINED OVERCOATS lil.u Hrojidelotb shells lined with variety of Fur Skins, ranging in ri-ee from $25.00 to $100 OVERCOATS AND RAINCOATS Largo array ofl pleasing styles and fabrics $10.00 to $30.00 A SPECIAL OFFERING Of Overcoats, in fancy Scotches, all wool good wearers, regularly iricell at $14 to $J5. SPECIAL AT $9.00 MEN'S' SUITS In tho latest stylos awl, fabrics, handsome patterns and variety that is sure to please all comers $12.00 to $28.00 offer a number of Special Suit Values in all worsted fabrics, late arrivals, made to sell at $22.00. SPECIAL FOR' THIS WEEK AT $15.00. Our line of House Coats and Lounging downs is a winner, in a variety of patterns for men of extreme and conservative taste, at House Coats $3.50 to $12. Gowns $4.00 to $15.00 Always practical for Christmas (lifts.

BREINIG BACHMAN 8IXTH AND HAMILTON STREET8, ALLENTOWN, PA. Extra Fancy Sweet Florida Oranges. 21c doz. Large Juicy i 1 1, i Clear Toy Christmas Candy, lb 9c Saur Kraut 5c quart Fresh Baked CinnamonButter Currant Buns 8c doz. Large Loaf Bread 3c Rye, Graham Extra Fancy Large Florida Grape Fruit 3 for 25c Large Kiln Dried Sweet Potatoes half peck 15c MJRPJITURE FOR OHRISTMAS PRESENTS ENSIBLE, eful, practical and an in- Lemoi I No Waste I rcT ill I A I Til doz, 1 I mln TTTHIIfPllWIIIWIi AT THE ORPHEUM HEPTASOPHS ELECT OFFICERS FOR YEAR 1 I The Katherine Kip Editorial Friday, December 9, 1910, HERE ARE TWO GREAT Manager Carr of the Orphoum bus arranged to hold a special matinee for children tomorrow afternoon.

All the youngsters will be admitted for a nickel and immediately after the performance Prof. LeClaire's troupe of six ponies will hold a reception for the youngsters at this time. Frof. Le Clair will be glad to answer all questions that the youngsters may ask concerning the ponies. The remainder of the bill, which has undergone a oomplete change for the remainder of the week, is one of the strongest yet presented here.

"Shorty" Edwards, the little midget who sings, dances, whistles and talks, until he has everyone in the audience Watch Hancock Conclave, No, 120, Improved Order of Heptasophs, held their annual election of officers on Wednesday evening. The following officers were elected: Past Archon, Arthur Cavanaugh; archon, Daniel Eschenbach; provast, Wm. Schaffer; prelate, Harry G. Reiff; warden, Wm. Lentz; sentinel, John Harris; inspector, George Cavanaugh; treasurer, Howard Kramer; financier, Frank Frederick; secretary.

Jas. R. Roney; trustees, James L. Schaadt, Geo. Cavanaugh and Al.

Clauser; representative to supreme conclave, held at Milwaukee, Jas. R. Roney; alternate, Geo. Cavanaugh. vestment of money that engenders no alter regrets.

It's not here today and gone tomorrow, but affords pleasure, satisfaction and comfort for many weeks, months and years to come. Visited Our Store Six floors devoted to furniture. Xo carpets stoves or willow ware, but furniture only with the exception of lamps and domes. Furniture for the; masses and the classes for all, low priced and high priced to suit individual pocket books. Yes, and an assortment from which to select that will astonish you by its magnitude and money's worth.

'THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH" Will not be on exhibition after Saturday, Dec. 10th. If you haven't seen it Come! C. A. Dorney Furniture Co.

As Full of Heat As An Egg Is Of Meat TELEPHONE LIFE A CHAIN. Has it ever occurred to you that life is like a. great chain extending from one eternity to another? Have you ever- thought that the character of that chain is exactly what you make it? It isn't an inheritance. It is a result. The: result of your own work.

Just as the maker of every kind of a chain goes about his work to make it as strong and serviceable and as ornamental as compatible with utility, so must gains: LADIES 14 karat Solid Gold open faee-CVVatches, Elgin or Allentown Ice Co. 1006 HAMILTON ST. Call up 1104 Lehigh Call up 129'-R Penna. Last Chance to See the $6000 Painting "The Village Blacksmith." Saturday night closes the exhibition at Dorney's Furniture Store of this world famous, masterpiece of French art. Several thousand persons have viewed it here.

If you have not, better hurry. doing the same thing, primes the crowds for what is to come. The three audiences yesterday did no want to see the little fellow go. Jennings, Jewell Barlowe, in the dope, the dutchman, and the girl, furnish entertainment that merits special mention. Mr.

Jennings, as the dope, has become known far and wide. As a German comedian Mr. Jewell has few equals, and Miss Barlowe has to be seen to be appreciated. Miss Thea Leighton's parodies brought forth screams and encores galore. Miss Leightner is also a finished pianist and presents a highly artistic act.

The nine Jolly Juveniles, booked for next week, have already set the town talking. Waltuain movements small plain cases for monogram and while worth much more, we are selling them for $10.00 GENTLEMEN 16 size solid gold Watches, hunting cases, li karat, Elgin or Waltham movements, latest, style engraving, and extra strong box case for the low figure of $32. When we use the 'Word Bargains, we mean just what we say and say just what 612 HAMILTON ST. ALLENTOWN 612 HAMILTON ST. AT THE PERGOLA you go about your work- Of course, yon have many times heard that "a chain is no stronger than its weakest link." And that is true.

Have you ever thought of this weak link in relation to your own life? The weak link in the chain for most of our lives is 'some bad habit or poor trait of character usually some little annoying fault. A small, recreant habit is sufficient to hold us back from the real purpose "of (wir lives from accomplishing its real intent. The great levee or dyke holding back tons and tons of water representing the river or sea, performs its function only so long as there are no breaks in it. The tiniest of leaks anyheie opens the way for the deyasting Hood that destroys the purpose of the wall. The destruction wrought because of the almost infln itesimal leak is almost inealeuable.

Just so some tiny shoteoming will destroy all that we have been protecting, all that we have been taking care of and nurturing all that we have been trying to build a strong dyke for our reputation. Apparently we should not only build the dyke of fair and honest living, oyt we should also look for the chance small leaks and strive to eliminate them. We should not only strive to make our chain attractive, but sTiould also look for the weak links and do away with them as fast as we discover them. If there is 'a weak link in your watch chain you do not trust it to safeguard your watch. You immediately lay it aside or take it to the jeweler with orders to "put in a good link a strong one." You should feel just so about your habits.

They are the weak link3 in the chain of your life existence, we might say, but we are not talking of existence merely. We are talking of 1 life, purposeful, free and worthy. The life of accomplishment, the life of earnestness the only life that if the real life, the life devoted to making themost of ourselves and our opportune ties. We can never be. said to have ni3de the most of our opportunities until we have wiped out as many of our faults a possible.

To do this wc must banish conceit. We must put ourselves under constant introspection. We must learn to know ourselves as wo really aref Hut all this guardianship and Introspection must be of the friendly scrt. It must be of a character to bring unt the best in us whiie destroying the evil, or else it fnils of its purpose- It must not make mere nouneta and nit- quests in two cases, paid the wMness money and jury fees to the parties and that Dr. Strasser drew the money at the county treasurer's office and never reimbursed him The jury money amounted to $12, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

Dec. 9-10 A CHILD'S JUDGMENT. One of the strongest jrap productions. A THANKSGIVING SURPRISE A Thanhouser photoplay showing the transformation of a young useless society snob into a splendid man of the world. THE BRANDED MAN A masterpiece of Western subjects.

STRICKEN AND DIED While loading ore Wednesday afternoon at Sehimoyer'-s ore bed, William Miller of near Lehigh Ohuroh w3 stricken with -heart failure and expired before feis son and wfao were nearby, coiuld reach Ws side. He had not been complaining previously Jffhile the witness fees were about a HOW THE BASKET BALL LEAGUES STAND like sum. The witness money is still disputed. Judgment was rendered in favor of the plaintiff and the suit was settled. and during: the day was in good splr- Sunday School League.

we mean. These watches at the above prices are bargains! E. J. FAUST Jawelsr and Optical Specialist 728 Hamilton Street NEW LITERARY CIRCLE The South Fourth Street Literary Circle was organized Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Ruth ScheUing on Union street. A previous meeting had been held at the home of Rev.

J. W. Mattern, but the organization was ful. ly completed on Tuesday. There is still room in this circle for a few choice spirits who are in 'harmony with the objects of the society, but no names will be considered unless pro.

posed by some member of the organization. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Shaker in the old Muhlenberg College building next Tuesday, evening at 7-30 clock. The executive committee consists of Prof, and Mrs. Shatter.

Miss Spatz, Miss Shelling and Rev. and Mrs. Mat- W. L. its.

Mr. Miller was in fcis Cuth year. He containing many scenes.cowboys.cor-raling cattle and beautiful scenery. A THIEF WELL RECEIVED AND HER COWARD. 1 1 1 I 1 .800 .667 .333 .250 .000 Salem's Hethany St.

Luke's Christ Lutheran St. Paul Trinity A cracking- combination of furious-J 4 4 2 1 1 0 was a trustee of Solomon's Reformed Church, Macungie, and a member of the Macung.e Beneficial Society. He is survived by his wife Levina, nee Wie-der. ami the following children: Mrs. Laura Carl of Emails, Victor Miller, at homi.

Howard E. Miller of Mrs. Ida R. Haines of Liitr.en-ber-g, iMrs. Annie Treichler, Mrs.

John Geist, at 'home. There are also throe sisters: Mrs. John Kehm and Mrs. Geo. able shams of us.

It must make us better, bigger and braver than v.e were. It must make us stronger and nobler. ly funny, foolshead pictures. KINEMACOLOR. A visit to the seaside in all the colors of nature.

ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY! Five Musical Lovelands. A ra treat for all lovers of high class music. 5e ADMISSION 5c tern. Temperance League. W.

White Sox 8 Emmets 5 White Elephants 5 Crescents 3 Chow- Chows 3 t'nos Pet. 1.009 556 .500 .375 .375 BOY SCOUTS MET. rxiviJ of Minesite. and Mrs. FT-ink I WITH THE BOXERS Sohott of Reading.

BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS PIANO FROM G. C. ASCHBACH If you want a fiano that has life in it If you want a piano that has style. If you want a piano that haa a sweet tone. If you want a piano that will stand the test of time.

If you want a p'ano you will be of. If you want a piano, a teal, good piano, come in and hear our pianos. See Iicvr easy we make It for you to own one. i CGAschbach 539 HAMILTON STREET .222 The first troop of the Boy Scouts niet Wednesday night and -ere addressed on the "Scout movement by Popular Excursion to New York, via Central Railroad of Xew Jersey Sunday. Dec.

11, 1910. Special train leaves Allentown at 7.40 a. m. Kare $1.50. lec 5-7-9 FORMER CORONER OF BERKS ARRESTED; Sammy Kellar.

the bantam, meight, is after another meeting with Jimmy Walsh. Hick Xe'son will mee Harry WIFE SENDS HUSBAND TC JAIL. He sot the money, but did not turn it over to the alderman. When the wo- Georse Skuixrniz had his wife ar- man Earned this she had a warrant I issued for her husband on the charge rested on the charge of a larceny or torceny Wnen arreMed he had no a suit of clothes. At a hearing be- money and could pet no bail s- he fore Alderman i or last week the was committed to jail.

case was settled hen the voinan agreed to ray the c.st the following I George Heckcr of Xorta Seventh FOR SALE FOR SALE Good business for sale, capacity lioo lbs. Scrosgs in Rochester lec. Mike For the el'ered failure to sleigh doubl" Holly boxes, holly seals, holly cartis etc, at the gHAKR 1UM)K STORE. -2t Scoutmaster 13. II.

Geise. He emphasised the fact that the members should carry out the teacynes of the Scouts in church, school. homj orT the street, and in fact everywhere. A drill followed in charge of assistant scoutmaster Stanley Reich, nl.ach, who is also leader of the first patrol. John I 'unio is leader of the necond natrol.

Charles one of his iriany dermics irr moneys, paid out as Ir. Rolwrt strarvr. fprricr coroner of Herks seats with cushion. Shifting- shaft for single or double team, a harcaln. Apply 6.12 fXIO.V STREET.

Alien-town. Pa. -St Glover in Xcw Haven. reo. It.

Wolgast denial Js the right to name the referee in the event of sinsnins t. light Owen M.iran Owen $.75 for f.Ptin Xeison and the iSittier got f.r a lovvly leilini from day. She and her husliand called at 1 street h. left for Xew York, where the appointed time, but the be is the ful of Mine. Renee Van' was out- The hurhaml told his wife Afcen of the lpera Coinique of Paris, coui.ly.

was arretted or warrant issued by Alderman Knelt. T. Bishop, deputy of nn.ier Coroner Strer the j-ros- The vote received by Hiram W-Jnhnson in4ne recent election is the larit pvrr cast for ipar of California the who is now playing at th Beiasco Xaae of the third and 'rleau Lrfls he would take the money and a pjsy Alderman Jones was on a. business trip to Jersey City yesterday 1 ccutor. He atc-red that keld In- the I savins her a trip.

Theatre, Xcw York. alderman, thereby of the (ourtat.