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THE POST-STANDAED, SYRACUSE, N. MORNING, DECEMBER 24, BIG REALTY DEAL OF THE WEEK IN NINETEENTH WARD PROPERTY PLEASANT AVENTTE HOUSES (Which changed ownership ycstoicluy) ft. T. Fredericks Purchases from Paul M. Paine a Large Tract of Vacant Land and Mr.

Paine Secures Two Pleasant Avenue The principal real estate tiansactlon of the week was consummated yesterday when R. T. Fredericks purchased Iiom Paul JI. Paine a large tract at' vacant property in the Nineteenth ward and Mr. Paine takes irom Mr.

Fredericks two new liouses located at Nos. IDS and 110 Pleasant avenue. The tiansaction involves about 510,000. The piece- of pioperty seemed by Mr. Fredericks is located just west of McKinley school, ins a frontage of 13.1 feet on West Xcwcll street and extends across Pleasant avenue to Emma street, a distance of GOO lect.

There are six lots on Pleasant avenue, tin ee on Emma 'street and a like number on Webt Newell street. Mr. Fredericks purposes to develop this property. The houses purchased by Mr. Paine are located near South Sahna street and aie of modern design and finish.

Each house contains all conveniences and Quartered Sermons to Be Delivered in Churches To-morrow Services will be heid in Syracuse, churches to-morrow as follows: Episcopal. St. Pauls--Corner East Payette and Montgomeij. Rev. R.

Lockwood, S. T. rector; A. A. Janes, cm ate; a.

hoi; communion, 11 .1.. n.orn- infr prayer, holy communion and se' mon, I'M p. evening i a and i Sunday school at a. m. Snuarc.

Rev William De L. Wilson rectoi 7 JO A 1-oly communion; 11 a. monilns holy communion and seimon, -LoU p. evening prayer and seiroo.x Trinitj--Sejmoui near West. Rev.

Henry N. Hvde. lector a. holy communion; 10 a- morning prajer; 1043 a holy communion and sarron. evening service Grace--Uimtrsity avenue, corner Madison.

Rev. Herbert G. CoddniRttm. lector. a.

cominunon: lu -15 a morning prayer, holy communion and sei mon; 7.SO evening: prayer ana fcei- mon; Sunday school. 1230 Church of thi IN lor--James, near State. Ttev. Karl Schwaitz lector, a. holv communion; 1045 a.

holv communion and sermon; 7 iO pi.ijer (choral) onfl sermon, Sunday school 1J Calvary--Corner Highland and Beecher. Iwv. Henstrioge. rector. a.

Jioly communion, 11 a. holv communion and sermon; 7 30 evening praver and sermon. Saims--South Sahna. corner McLennan. Rev David C.

Iluntmglon. lector, a. holv communion; 10 SO a. morning prayer, holy communion and eermon; 7.CO p. evening i and sermon.

St. Philips--No. 208 Almond. Rev. II.

CoddinRton, rector; Rev. Floarda Howard, curate. 11 a. morning prayer and sermon; p. evening player and sermon; Sunday school at 4 p.

m. St. Lukes Mission--No. 210 Vann. Rev J.

E. Johnson in charse. 3 p. evening prayer and sennon; 3:43 p. Sundaj echool.

St. Andrews 1 Salmp. Rev. C. Huntington in charge.

3 p. Sunday school; 4 p. evening prayer end sermon. St. Johns--Corner of Grape and an Buren.

P.ev. Him'lton Stirling, rcetoi J2 midnight Christmas eve, holy communion a- morning prayer, hulv communion and sermon; 730 p. ii cyeum? grayer and sermon; 12 m. Sunday school. Koman Catholic.

Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception--Junction Jefferson, Onondaga and Montgomery streets. Pastoi, Rt. Rov Patrick A. Ludden. D.

Bishop of Syracuse; Rev P. F. McEvoj. Chancellor of Diocese; rector, Mgr. John Grimes; assistant, Rw.

James McGiaw. Masses on Sunday, 7. 9.15 and 1030, vespers i-t masses on holy days, 0 30 and 9. Church of the Assumption (German)-North Saiina street, near Isabella stieet. Pastor.

Rev. Chailes Berard, O. assisted by Franciscan fathers. Masses on Sunday. 6.

7.30. 9 and 1030, espers, masses on days. S. Church of St Anthony of Padua--Midland avenue and Colvin street Pastor, Kev. Francis J.

Qumn. Masses on day. and 10.W, vespers. 3.4a; masses on Chmch 'of' St. John the Baptist-Corner Court and Park streets.

Pastor, Rev. John Mullany, assistants. Rev. Joseph Wilmes and P.ev Timothy Howard. Masses on Sunday, 7.

9 and 10 30; espers. masses on holy days, 5 30, 7 and 9. Holy Trinity Church (German)-No. Ml Park street. Pastor, Rev John Reuland.

Masses on Sunday, and 1030 vespers, masses on holy days, 5.30 and 9, vespeis, OQ Sacred Heart Church (PolisM-West Genesee street, corner Lakeview avenue Pastor Rev. Francis Rusln. Masses on Sunday, 8 and 10 15; vespeis. masses on Church of' 3 St a john' the Evangelist-Corner North State and East Willow streets Pastor Rev, Michael Clune, assistants, Rev Comerford. Rev.

R. Shanahan. Rev Christopher Donegan. Masses on Sunday 7 9.15 and 10.30; vespers, 3.30; masses'on holy days, 530. 7 and 9.30.

St Josephs Church (German)--No 502 Sevmour stieet. Pastor. Rev. Stephen A. Preisser.

assistant. Rev. M. Sletnes D. Masses on Sunday, 15 and ICUO ves- ners 3- masses on holv days, 6 45 nnd 9.

St'Lucys Church-Xo. 430 Gifford street. Rt Kev. Mgr. John J.

Kennedy, assistants. Rev. J. Hennessey, Hev Charles Tracy. Masses on Sunday.

8. 9.30 and 1030, vespers, 330, masses on holv dais. 5.30 ard S. Bt Patilcks Church--Schuyler street, corner Lowell avenue. Pastor, Rev.

James Magee; assistant. Rev. Leo Fin- lev. Masses on Sunday, S. 930 and 10.30: vespers 3.30; ma--ses on holy days, and 8 SO "St.

Vincent do Pauls Church-Henderson street coiner Vine Pastor Rev. William F. Dougherty; assistant, Rev P. J. Sloan.

Masses on Sunday. and 10 vespers. 3-43; masses on noly oays, 30 a St. Josephs Chuich (French)-No. 510 "East Genesee street.

Pastor, Rev Thibault. Masses on Sunday, and 10 jO, 320; masses on holy days, vespers 7 30 St. Peters Church (Italian)--North Stale street and Burnet avenue. Pastor, Rev Eugene Ostino Masses on Sunday. and 1030; vespeis, 7.30.

masses on holy days, 8 and lO.oO St Cccilias Church, Solvay--Pastor. Re-v. Jsmes. O'Shea Mass at 9 o'clock every Sunday morning. Masses at 8 and 31 o'clock on the first Sunday of each month.

Vespers at 3 p. m. Mass on holy davs at o'clock Services are held in Solvay Town Hall Baptist. Tabernacle--Rev. J.

E. Vof-sav, pastor. oak is used in finishing all tho rooms. The houses arc of recent consti action. The Nineteenth w.ud has been a scene of great activity during the past 5 ear in a realty way.

More than 100 new have been elected and both improved and vacant property has moved at substantial prices. It has been the biggest year in the history of tho ward and indications aie that the activity will be carried into the approaching year. Persons who have bought vacant lots are ning to build next year and the speculators aie not at a standstill Architect Wellington Tabor has prepared plans for which It. Colrinook, Sons Co will erect at their plant at Orange and Slzer streets The work ill be started at once. Architect M.

C. Comvny is enlarging the hotel at Soulh Bay owned and managed by George Ciownhart. The original building: will be moved hack and a new 10x140 feet in dimensions and a noi ch 21 feet wide erected. The work will cost upward of 510,000. Morning subject, "Good Tidings'" en- Ing, "The Pi nice of Peace." Central-Rev.

Dr. W. W. Dawley, pas- i subject, "God's 'iood Will;" evening, Christmas conceit by tho Sun- dav school. First--Rev.

Dr Charles A. Fulton, pas- ter Morning, "The Guiding Star," is. "The Lowly Manger Lowell Avenue--Rev Charles O. Wright, pastor. Morning.

"The Necessity cf the "'loniled Inn;" evening-, "A GU't, Some i and the GHeis." Olivet--Rev Dr. Albert Coil, pastor Moining, "The Cosmopolitan KIP.K Is Horn," evening. "Is It Glnd i JO. II. ConraO, 1 Morning, "The Star In tl-c At 7 clock in tho evening a Christmas service will be held an address bv the pas- tci.

Stieet--Rev. B. Burton, nastor Morning topic, "The Stolv of the Pirth of Christ," evening, wnere is IleV" Bethany--Rev. James L. Pmn.

nasl.ir. Morning subjfct. "The Glad evening, special song service bv the choir. Methodist Episcopal. 3-viown Memorial--Rev.

Dr. Ezra Tin- Kei istor. In the morning the pastor will pieach a Christmas sermmi and in the cvenina: Kev. Dr. G.

Draper, ho was in Japan foi twenty-four years, jieak. Valley--Hev. -V. W. Green, pastor In the morning a Christmas sor- mun wih be pleached and In the a i nuon vat o'clock exeiciscs will be by the Sunday school First ard--Rev.

G. E. Hutehlngs, UIR- toi 1 In the moi ning the pastor '11 preach a Christmas sermin tiid the a uuarierly meeting will be hell with ReA Dr D. Campbell presiding. Fuiman Street--Rev.

Guy Gnlllghcr, mslor Morning, love fea-t and comn un- i tiling. "No Room In the First Methodist--Special music arcl hristmas sermon by the pastor, evening, special music. Vnlvfrsity Avenue--Rev Dr F. D. Lcete.

pastor. Mornine, "The Christmas Spirit," evening, Christmas concert I the Sundni school and an nddres- bv the pastor on "The Best Christmas 3ift a a Avenue--Rev II. Latimcr, rnstor Preaching by the pastor morning and El win Memorial--Rev. J. Wells, pis- tor.

Morning, "The Angel Commenx- enlng, Chiistnras concert by tlic Sunday school WcMcyan Methodist--Rev. Knap- ponberger, pastoi Morning subicet, Christmas Angel's evening, 'The Fourth Wise Man." Presbyterian. Sot th--Rev. Hurry Shiplev Tlowlnml, pastor. Moining.

"The Sliepr-nr'l 1 i 1 'e Evening. "Thf Angels' Snng Flint Waul--Rev. Dr. A pastor. Morning.

"Tho Wonderful Kven" evening, "The ResurrocUon of the Lody." leir.trinl--Rev Alexander "Wontors pT-tor Morning, Christmas 1 soM'lcr. and icimon by the pastor on "The Sign in Bevtilehem." Christmas donations for distribution to the poor will he presented at this seiMce At 4 m. the i hool will a Christmas i a i Central--Morning. "CnrNtniis At I o'clock in the afternoon the will sing a ClirJstmis Westminster--Rev Tni.ii, pastor Services 10.30 a. m.

and 4 30 'n. Sunday school Christmas exert ises In iln- morning. "Prince of i The subiect for services is "Good r-iltngs Fourth--Rev Thomas A. Fo ton inn- tor. Preaching by the pastor morning and evening.

Chilstmas exercises at noon. Klmwood--Rev. Allan D. Dr-ir-nr. pastor Morning siihlect, "Tho DnystirinB Illustrated Christmas sermon 12.10 p.

i foi the Sabbath school. East Genesee Street--Rev. A. .1. Abeel, pastor Preaching by the pastor moi ning and evening.

Congregational. Plymouth--Chancellor James R. Day of Svracuse University will pi each morning and eveuinc. Danforth--Morning, "The Song of the Angels," evening, "A Talk to Young People Geeides--Rev Arthur W. Bailey, pastor.

Christmas service in the morning upon the subject. "What Is It To Us That Christ Was Ilnrn 1 900 Years Ago?" 'i'nc Christmas services of the Sunday school will be held at 5 o'clock In the afternoon. Lutheran. First English--Rev. W.

M. B. Glandlng, pastor. Morning, "Message Froiri the Mangei Christinas by the Sunday school In the evening Church of the Atonement--Rev L. Tucker, pastor.

Morning subject, Hoom for Chnst," evening, exercises by the Sundav school with Christmas tree. St Peters--Rev. Richard Schmidt, pastor. Morning service at 1030 o'clock. German Christinas sermon on tlie "Angel's Message." Christmas celebration by the Sunday school, in German and English, at 7 P.

m. Unitarian. May Memorial--In the morning Rev. A. W.

ClSrk will pieach upon "The Christmas Message of Glorv, Peace and Good Will At noon the Sunday school children will give a special musical service. Reformed. First--Rev. Dr. Philip Cole, pastor.

Moining, "A Practical Interest In the In fancy of Christ;" evening. "God Made Known in Human Weakness Second Reformed--Henry BfibcDck of A i Seminary will preach tho morning. Christmas concert in the evening. Scientist. First Church of Christ--Morning subject, "God." Sunday school at 12 o'clock.

Disciples. Central Church of Christ--Rev. W. D. P.yan, pastor.

Morning, "The Secret of BACON, CHAPPELL CO. ingly Economical ft Fur A New York Fur Maiiufacturer, with whom this house Las had many business transactions, being hard pre'ssed for ready money, sold us for spot cash his entire sample lines oC Furs at'40c to 50c on the dollar. THEY ARE YOURS FOR THE SAME FRACTIONAL TART OF THEIR REAL VALUE. Here are a few items taken from this great; collection of rare bargains: ONE LOT CONEY inches long, trimmed with 0 tails, cords and tassels, a value for $2.48 each ONE LOT SINGLE FOX SCARFS--Trimmed with 2 large fox brushes and 4. small fox tails, a $7.00 value for $3.98 ONE LOT SINGLE FOX SCARFS--Trimmed as above, nc- tnal value $8.50, for $4.75 each ONE LOT SINGLE FOX SCARFS--Fine selected skins, a $10.00 value for $5.98 each 20 SINGLE FOX to $15,00 values.

Take your pick from tliis lot for each Furs Furs Furs 20 SABLE AND ISABELLA OPOSSUM IMPERIAL value, for $5.98 20 SABLE AND ISABELLA FOX DOUBLE SCARFS--The finest selected pieces, $25.00 1o values. All ai one price $19.00 each OKEAT BARCAINS in MINK, MARTEN A SQUIRREL SCARFS--Ties, pelerines with mufi'B to match, at the same low prices. The Muff Bargains $5.00 Sable Opossum Muffs for $3.98 ouch 110.00 fiable Coon Mufl'K, largo, flat style, for $6.98 $15.00 Sable ajul Isabella Fox Mulfn, liu-gc, flat Rlyle, Jim' silky quality, for $9.48 t-ach Sf 10.00 Blraclcd Squirrel Muffs, largo, flat style, for $6.48 Natural Squirrel lo.rge sm, color a perfect gray, flat stylo, for $8.98 each SUSSES' FUR SET'S--In the various grades of popular selling furs at prices fully as low as Hie values offered in Ihc ladies' furs. Company BACON. CHAPPELHrOl --makes Its final nppoaranco to-day.

Judging from the sales they are popular--at tlio same time "useful as well as ornamental" --and when buying hire you get scientifically acourato instruments--without paying a cent extra, Fancy Thermometers Pearl Opera Glasses Cold Eyeglasses; Ggid Spectacles Hand Readers Baromejars neldjjlassos Microscppass Telescopes "TIJAT'S the key not in this store. That's the reason our business is double any other season this Christmas. That is why, if you'want to do the best, you have got to come here. Was thera ever a qtsestjon oE economy in Piano buying as plain as that which beck" onstoour store, conducted on modern, common-sense, business principles? Prudent people appreciate our efforts. Visit our store--price the pianos obtain our terms.

All is open and above board here. Speich 60. 414 South Saiina St. Little Prices on High Grade Goods Keep Us Busy. Wo von to rail! at our lilorc TO-BAT.

o'vo made prup.u.Ulons lov a l.iipp huslncss. IJIOH A Bulls Overcoats will bo sold at our popular luw prices. Greatest values ever quoted by us--irnposslblu to maU'h them unywhcro, DON'T MISS IT. RHen's Furnishings. IJiff nf'hoiCinojiL for your selection, 'J'icw, Siispuudors, Swc itois, Smoking Jnolcc Dross Suit CIIHO, Buth Hnl All at our popular low pri SJore Open Till 10 P.

Respectfully, Vanderbilt Square. Blessedness." The evening service will be devoted to i i i a inuslc under the direction of Prof. Grove L. Marsh. Universalist.

First--Rev. Dr F. W. Bet's. Morning, The Peace ol God, a Christmas Scnnou." LEHIGH VALLEY W.

K. Niver Coal Co. Fdr Xnias OUR CTirlBtmns dinner will ho hieomplelc withoiiL a FcU'dlon oni uur Fine 1 Wines and unrs. 'Phone or send to us for Imported Claret, Burounily, Soutcrno, Moscllo.or Hock. California Wines, 23o a bolllo.

6 Bottlos of California Port or Sherry, $1. 1 Full qt. of Old Eye and 3 bottles of California Wine $1 mi.iH. of am Kino Old XXXX TCti'. i M.inlintlun or Martini Seven Yosr Old 0, C.

Rye, per quart Kinc Imported ('HlH'arnl i Sc a gallon. $1.00 In ret, We i Iniluillne jug, 0. F. C. Importing: Co.

458 South Saiina. Genuine stamped C. C. C. Never sold In bulls.

Beware of the dealer who tries to self "scmctlilno Just' as good." YOU HAVE IN 9 CLEAN COAL It is very carefully screened and guaranteed clean. Givo us a trial order and you will order more. 407 FRED R. PECK OFFICE UNDER THE BANK CLOCK. "You Bee Adams'' 1 1 9 Adams Gift Schedule Adams 00th Year.

Adama 60th Year. Adams 60th Year. Adams 60th Year Adams 00th Year Adams 60th Year Adams 60th Year Adams jjOth Year Adams 60th Year Presentable presents Alaska Seal Coat Near Seal Goat Electric Seal Coat. Persian Lamb Coal Pur Neckwear Fur Muff Umbrella I Vnv Searf Fur Jluff Fur Sets 0 Fur Hup Cloth Cap Fur A Hat Fur Overcoat Sealskin Cap Fur Silk Hat Opera Hat HatCa.se Umbrella. U.

C. Adams 128 South Saiina Men's and Young Men's Overcoats a pleasing and serviceable Xmas eats. LVINNEYCQ. 130-134 So. Saliaa St.

For Gifts In Read Down! An uitique display Animals, nulls Hollies, Ham Ou.it-, Ovun itiitr, l(iilihi-r Uvt lytlilnt' In liuljlier. OPEN EVENINGS Hewlett's Rubber South Clinton FOR TO-DAY, SATURDAY, GREATLY REDUCED PRICES IN Ladies', Misses'aad Children's S. KAUFFNIAN Jeweler. Established! B7G. I rliiR mo yc.ur wutcii it iit'cdu reiialiliici ci-yn- trttH I Co, clou ul gl.

M), main H'thigH fl.ix), b. Kimirnum, All Wl -o, Hulluii btoro. Trimmed Hats nl 95c. $1.45, $1.95, $2.45, $2.95, $3.45 and $3.95, all of which wiiv made to sell at twice these prices. Children's Tains, the ftOc and TBc kiutl, all at 25c, and a range of stylos and colors in I i i liomu'ls at 12c, 25c, 37c and 50c.

All i-xi-elK-iif values for Saturday shoppers. 321 SOUTH SAUNA STREET.