The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 27

THE WILKES- -BARRE RECORD. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1928 Twenty NANTICOKE T. A. CROWELL, MANAGER- Residence Telephone Office -Room. 12.

Shea Building, East Main Street 800 GRIFFITH OBSEQUIES The respect and esteem in which late Mrs. David W. Griffith was held throughout the community was fully attested by the many persons who attonded the funeral which took place from the family residence at 177 East Broad street yesterday afternoon. Many floral offerings also betokened the esteem in which the deceased was held. Brief services were conducted the house with further services.

in Nebo Baptist. Church by Rev. William Morgan. Members of the Pythian Sisters and Nanticoke. Chapter No.

174. Order Eastern Star, attended in a delegation. Ceremonies were conducted at the grave by the Eastern: Star Order. Pall bearers were Edward S. Gething, Thomas Williams, Howard Leonard, Thomas John Jones, Arthur Oplinger, Emlyn Oplinger, George Brown and Thomas Kniff.

Interment was in the family plot in the Hanover Green Cemetery. CLAIMED BY DEATH Following prolonged Illness of complications Wesley M. Cool, aged 63. died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Richard Williams 836 East Church street.

Deceased was born in Selingsgrove, but resided in this city for the past forty-five years. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church, Nanticoke Lodge No. 541 F. A. M.

P. O. S. of A. of Nanticoke: Caldwell Consistory of Bloomsburg and Carpenters' local, No.

414, of Nanticoke. He is survived by the following children: Mrs. Mabel Minemeyer and Mrs. Richard Williams of Nanticoke; Mrs. Florence Hartman of Philadelphia, and seven grandchildren.

The funeral will be held from the home of his daughter, Mrs. Richard Williams, 336 East Church street, on Services Wednesday will be conducted at the afternoon at 2 o'clock, home by James Lawson, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, Interment will be in Hanover Green cemetery. UNITED IN MARRIAGE Miss Verna Rebis of Wilkes- -Barre became the bride of George Zupko of Garfield street at a pretty wedding Pennsylvania's Net Increase for Year New York, Nov. 26 (P). The Pennsylvania.

Railroad Co. ended the first ten months of 1928 with an -increase of $5,869,208 in net operating income, compared to the corresponding 1927 perlod. The New York reported decline of $1,097,546, The Pennsylvania's net operating income totaled $99,250,076 and 732,629 in October, a gain. of $3,882,598 over October. 1927.

The New York Central reported $58,460,050 for the past ten months and $7,055,811 for October, an Increase $2,070,389 over October, 1927. Among other railroads to. report, increases -for the months to-day were: Great Northern, Lehigh Valley, Pere Marquette, Wheeling Lake Erie, Chicago Great Western, Arbor, Wabash and Chicago Alton. Among those reporting decreases were: Delaware Hudson, York, Ontario Western, Clinchfield, Minneapolis St. Louis, Chicago, St.

Paul, Minneapolis Omaha, Reading, Virginian and Southern Railway system. Endurance Fliers Are Still Cruising i in Air Fresno, Nov. 26 The Albatross Monoplane carrying Lee Schoenhair and John Guglielmett! in an attempt to break the world's record for pus sustained still flight aloft at now 8 held by Germany was p. Coast time to At that hour the fliers had mighta aloft nearly thirty-eight hours. In order to accompilsh their purpose they must stay up a total of 66 hours and 25 minutes, or an hour longer than the record, At 8 p.

m. the fliers dropped a note saying that all was well. spent a good part of to circling low over the field from which they took off yesterday. Beck's Lead Increases As Result of Recount Phila. Nov.

26, (P) Republican James M. Beck was 145 votes ahead of his Democratic opponent, William L. Rooney, to-night, in the recount of the vote cast at the recent in the first congressional trict. He made a gain of eightyseven votes during the day. Counsel for Mr.

Rooney said would be presented to- morrow for was the not opening indicated of additional boxes. what divisions would be selected for Thirty-nine boxes were opened to Ohio Couple Observes 73d Wedding Anniversary Bellatre, Nov. 26 -Without any special ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Upperman today observed their seventy-third wedding anniver.

sary, They were married at West Bridgewater, November 26, 1855. Ten children born to them are still living and they have seventy eight grandchildren, thirty five great Frandchildren and eight great great grandchildren. Mr. Upperman is 94 years of age and his, wife 87. Erie Official is Promoted Hornell, N.

Y. Nov. 26, Robert E. Woodruff, general manager of the eastern district of the Erie Railroad with headquarters in this city has been promoted to vice president in charge of transportation of the entire system with offices in New York, it was announced here to-dey. Mr.

Woodruff, succeeds the late August Forrest W. Rosser, eastern district superintendent, has been appointed general manager to, succeed Mr. Woodrutt. Death of H. R.

Richards Harry Russell. Richards, aged 44, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Richards of 51 South Welles street, Kingston, died last night at 10:30 while at his work in New York City. Death was due to a heart attack. One pound of tin was rolled out Into 18,000 square inches of tinfoll in Incland recently.

Jantio and Pacific route to Los Angeles and from there to Bakersfield. They expect to spend the winter in California and retura home in the Sprias. BATTERY SERVICE Don't hold up your car on account of your battery. We have service batteries for any make of cars. ZNANIECKI BROS.

total opponents 90; Pittston: 57. If your house or place of business needs reroofing or the roof needs repairing call Schooley 704 Second National Bank Bldg; WilkesBarre. Phone W. 986 or Call W. H.

Jones, Plymouth 481. STANDING OF TEAMS Judging the respective teamn from a standpoint of their showing during the current season it is difficult to predict who will win the annual St. John's-Pittston foot ball game whlch will be played Thanksgiving afternoon in Albert West park. Scores of the two teams follow: St. John's Nanticoke 31; Swoyerville 6, St.

John's 97, Larksville 12, St. John's 19; Plains 20, St. John's st. Michael's 0, St. John's 20:: West Pittston 0, St.

John's Kingston 25, St. John's 10; total opponents, 74, St. John's 91. Pittston: Plains Pittston G. A.

Wilkes -Barre 0, Pittston Kingston 26, Pittston 12; tral West 18, Puttston Pittaton Pittston 335 Cen0: Old Forge Pittston 7: Hanover 20, Pittatos manner. Fazil will be shown at the State today and to-morrow. EAGLES, NOTICE! All, members of Eagles' Lodge, No. 884, are requested to meet at the Owls' Hall this evening at 7:30. State officers will be present.

By order of Pres. Jos. Gorulski. STATUE BLESSING SERVICES The blessing of the Little Flower statue of St. Theresa at St.

Mary's Polish Catholle church took place Sunday, A novena of St. Theresa is being held for nine days in charge 61 Rev. S. Blachuta. Services will LEGION TO INITIATE CLASS An Initiation of new members will be held at the armory this evening by the Nanticoke Post No.

850, American Legion. Joseph Gorlaski, chairman of the entertainment committee, has completed plans for an entertainment including Adam Yankoski, J. C. Albecker and a prominent orchestra. Judge William S.

McLean, an exservice man and and at present brigadier general in command of the 53rd Field Artillery Brigade, will speak following the tuitiation, Many of the local boys served under Judge McLean during the World War. Luncheon will be served. GIRLS, HERE THEY ARE! The new Polar Bear. Coat. Fine lambkin lining, large mottled lambskin collars; red, green and leatherette outside, with belt.

Rain, wind and cold proof; just the coat for winter weather; smart and snappy. Sizes 8 to 20 years. Come In whether you buy or not. CRAWFORD'S ARMY STORE Cor. Main and Broadway Sts.

Phone 253-W THRILLING LOVE- DRAMA Fazil, Fox Films production, opened last night at the State theatre. proved to be a colorful romance in. the old customs and traditions of Araby cannot find a harmonious blend with those of the effete Parisienne. Charles Farrell has the role of Fazil, a prince of Araby whose swift love-making wins a French beauty. She cannot live without him and follows him to his domain.

Upon discovering that he a harem in the palace, she In turn, contrives to escape. They find eternal happiness In a startling and unforgetable conducted in the morning and evening each day until December 4, inelusive. Mr. and Mra. Fred Brown of Scran4 ton, were guests of Mr.

and rMs. D. 8. Devens, East Poplar atreet, EXPERT LUBRICATION ZNANIECKI BROS. 500 East Main Street Miss Tydvil Lovett attended the Lafayette- Lehigh same at Easton.

Misses' and children's plain brown, figured brown or black Goloshes, priced at $1.95 and $2.95. KNOLL'S SHOE STORE Born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Lloyd of East Main street, on November 17, a daughter at the Homeo-1 pathic hospital at Wilkes- Barre.

All kinds of Winter Motor Oils. Free Crankcase Service. ZNANIECKI BROS. 500 East Main Street The condition of Mrs. Hubert ston, Nescopeck, formerly of this who submitted to an operation at the Bloomaburg hospital last week Is much improved.

Shift with ease in that, zero breeze, drain and refill with Alemite Winter Gear Lubricant, ZNANIECKI BROS. 500 East Main Street Arthur Wright of Sheatown underwent an operation at the Nanticoke State hospital on Saturday, His condition was reported as being fair. Thanksgiving Paultry Live Turkeys, Geese, Ducks and Chickens, killed and dressed to your order. Phone 812. Free Delivery.

THE PARK MARKET The condition of Mrs. Raymond Messerve, who before marriage was Miss Ethel Jones, was reported as serious by authorities of the Nanti- Another Shipment of New Dresses $9.95 $12.95 Just arrived. Advance, spring styles of the latest creations and new high shades. See these dresses before and compare The Fashion 47 South Market Street STAT THEATRE To-day and To-morrow (Matinee To-morrow) CHARLES FARRELL GRETA NISSEN Hear and See It On the Movietone -Added Attractions VITAPHONE PRESENTATIONS Comedy Soreen Review FOX MOVIETONE NEWS PAY DAY And Thanksgiving Specials W. With J.

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lbs. $2.09 No. 1 Hen Food, 100 lbs. 2.98 Fancy Potatoes, bushel 850 Canned Pumpkins, 2 cans Heinz's Pure Mince Meat, loose, lb. 250 Atmore's Plum Pudding, can Full Weight Seedless Raisins, pkg.

Bleached Sultana, Dates, Nut Meats, Glaced Cherries, Pineapples. Our Special Blend Coffee, 15. 450 3 Lbs. for $1.25 OUR LIVE TO-DAY- PRICE We Sell Alive or DressedNO COLD A Few Specials In Our Dry Goods Dept. BLANKETS BLANKETS Good Cotton Blankets, reg.

$1.95 at, pair $1.59 Heavy Cotton Blankets, reg. price $2.43. Special this week at, pair $1.98 Indian Single Blankets, reg. price $4.98. Special at $3.98 Ladies Pure Silk Hose, reg.

price $1.49. Special this week at $1.29. Ladies Rayon Silk Hose, reg. $1.00, This week at Strictly Fresh Eggs, Every Our Store Will Be Open Tuesday 9 O'clock coke State hospital, where she las been confined for the past several weeks. Thanksgiving Poultry Live Turkeys, Geese, Ducks and Chickens, killed and dressed to your order.

Phone 812. Free Delivery. THE PARK MARKET Martin and Casimer Liput of Alden have returned home after spending a few days in Newark. We have a limited supply of home dressed Turkeys, Spring Chickens, Ducks, Geese and Roasting Fowls. (Place your orders early.

DAVIS BROS. MARKET Big Shooting Match and Raffle Thanksgiving Morning 10 o'clock, at Felix Scott's Hotel, College Hill, Wanamie. Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Chickens, etc. All Welcome. Mr.

and Mre. William T. Harris thia city, and son, William T. also Mr. Mrs.

Thomas W. Turner and son, Thomas W. Jr. of Sheatown, spent several days in New York City, They attended the ArmyNebraska foot ball rame at West Point. Calf Liver To-day DAVIS BROS.

MARKET For Sale -Small grocery and confectionery store, doing excellent bustness; near two schools; will sell cheap on account of 111 health. ADply D. Bestecki, 31 E. Noble St. For Rent- 5-room house at 29 East Green St.

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PLUMBER 133 E. Broad St. Nanticoke, Pa. Luncheons, Candies, Sodas. FOOT BALL HEADQUARTERS Children's Coats Chinchilla and Broadoloth are REDUCED See Them And Compare THE FASHION 47 Market Street First National Bank OF NANTICOKE, PA.

Capital, $150,000.00 Earned) $1,350,000.00 The OLDEST, LARGEST AND STRONGEST BANK in Nanticoke, Pa. One of the six strongest National Banks in the United States MEN AND YOUNG MEN Of Nanticoke and Vicinity EXTRA GOOD NEWS TODAY Leeds Kwality Klothes Shop Adds Another Link To Its Ever Increasing Chain at 1 North Market Street, We Open For Business Today FEATURING SUPER-VALUE ALL WOOL SUITS and OVERCOATS $12.75 $22:50 Values That Nanticoke Has Never Known Before If you know the Leeds Organization you will be glad to know that the same great value for which Leeds is known elsewhere can now be had right here in Nanticoke. If you do not know Leeds don't fail to see these high grade money-saving clothes! WE GIVE YOU REAL VALUE COMPARE WITH OTHERS Factory To You Direct Through Our Chain Store Organization Enables Us To Give You Our Wonderful Values And Latest In Styles. YOU SAVE THE DIFFERENCE STORE STORE OPEN KWALITY OPEN TO KLOTHES TO LEEDS 9. P.

M. 1 North Market Nanticoke 9 P. M. Street, TO-NIGHT TO NIGHT Heating See Pa. at St.

Mary's Greek Cathollo Church, Wilkes- -Barre, recently. Rev. Father performed the ceremony. The young couple were attended by Miss Anna Kuchar, maid of honor, and Miss Helen Slimak, Anna Orshak and Marie Rebis, bridesmaids. Andrew Zupko best man.

Ushers were James Kianer, Stanley Prushinski, Vincent Strietski and Adam Kryewski. The bride wore an Ivory antin gown and carried a boquiet of bridal roses and lilies- Her veil was of tulle with rose point lace, caught with clusters of lilies of thee valley. The maid of honor wore a sunburst. satin gown and a hat to match. The bridesmaids satin gowns of pastel shades of satin, with matching hats.

Following the ceremony a reception was given at the home of the bride's parents, after which the young couple left on a wedding, trip to Canada. They will make their home at 240 Garfield street. RECEPTION The return of Rev. J. O'Donnell, rector of St.

Francis church a on the 9:30 Pennsylvania train to will be a memorable one. Father O'Donnell has been on a Western tour for the past, two months and the congregation and friends are He planning reception in his honor. will be met at the train and escorted to the rectory. Those who have automobiles are asked to assemble at Nanticoke station and form escort of honor. On Sunday evening the high school auditorium a reception will be held to officially welcome.

Father O'Donnell home. The reception, which will start at 8 clock will include a number of prominent speakers, FUNERAL TODAY The funeral- of Florence, ten yearold daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Yaskot of Centre street, Hanover Green, will take place from the home of the bereaved parents this morning at 9 o'clock, A high mass of requiem will be celebrated in the Holy Cross. Church at Buttonwood, by the rector.

Rev. J. Tomkewiez. Interment will be, in the church cemetery. You often wonder why you can't shift gears in your cold winter, day.

Here's your answer, heavy summer grease and old worn out grease freezes very easily and makes shifting almost an impossibility. Drain and refill your transmission and differential with Alemite Winter Gear Lubricant. ZNANIECKI BROS. FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT The funeral of John Shepella will take place from the family home, 34 Prospect HIll, Alden, at 8:30 Thursday morning. A requiem high mass will celebrated in the Holy Trinity Church by the rector, Rev.

Roman Wiezloyowski, with interment in the church cemetery. ANTI-FREEZE For Your Radiator ZNANIECKI BROS. be given together with a luncheon. Arctics! Arctics! Arctics! Ladies' plain brown figured brown or black arctics, priced at $2.45., KNOLL'S SHOE STORE K. OF C.

CARD PARTY Council, Knights of Columbus, has completed arrange ments for a card party and entertainment which will held in their new home in the Kresge building East Main street. Prizes will be awarded the winners at cards, following which a special program will CONTAGIOUS DISEASES Patricia Duddy, three year old daughter of Mr. aud Mre. J. G.

Duddy, 10 Challenger apartment, is 111 with diphtheria. Frank Klinkevicz, aged 44, of 506 Perry street, is ill at his home with an attack of bronchial pneumonia. Amelia Baldeyewski, eight year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

Beldyewski, 378 East Noble street, is suffering with diphtheria at his home. Men's Cloth Top Rubbers $1.95 KNOLL'S SHOE STORE A DRAMA OF "MOTHERS' LOVE" An old; fashioned mother will be given in the local high school audit torium Wednesday by Royal Bible class of Zion Reformed church. In the cast are Mra. Harry Wermuth, Mrs. Ray Hoffman.

Mra. Lulu Herman, Miss Catara, Graboske, Mrs. Emil Dudeck, Miss Rita Michael, OsGraboske, Floyd Ginter, Hward Quoos, Gerge Eckerd, Willard Windt and Robert Thmas. Thanksgiving Poultry Live Turkeys, Geese, Ducks and Chickens killed and dressed to your order. Phone 812.

Free Delivery THE PARK MARKET NEBO CHURCH ACTIVITIES. The follwing activities will be carried out during the week at the Nebo Baptist chuerh: Young Peple's meeting this evening at 7:80, at which. time a special program will be rendered; prayer meeting on Wednesday evening, special young peopie's service, Thanksgiving morning at 10; a special at 2:30 clock and evening services. BEWARE of cheap greases and oils. You pay in the long run.

We have nothing but standard advertised brands. ZNANIECKI BROS. ARRIVED SAFELY According to word received by friends in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Nash of Hunlock Creek arrived safely In Bakersfield. Callfornia. Mr. and Mra. Nash left sometime ago.

They spent a month in Kansas and Oklahoma, going to El Paso, Texas and traveling from there over the Dixie Overland, At- are FEE AT TREMAYNE'S Stores Quality, Price IT WILL PAY YOU' TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY SUGAR. 59c Thin Skinned Florida Oranges, doz. 210 Sweet Tangerines, doz. 490 Black Walnuts or Butternuts, Ib. 100 Mixed Nuts, lb.

280 English -Walnuts, lb. 320 and 350 Libby's Fancy. Canned apple, large can 290 Canned Strawberries, berries, Pure Preserves, Canned Corn, Peas, Spinach, all at 100 a can, Hand bushel Picked Baldwin $1.39 Fancy Spies, Kings, Pippine POULTRY ARRIVED IS RIGHT Leave Your Order Today STOCK SOLD HERE Men's Winter Combination Underwear at, per suit $1.25 Fresh Meat Department Fresh Pork Loin, lb. 24c Small Fresh Ham, lb. Fresh Dressed Turkey, Ib.

49c Large Smoked Hams, lb. Canadian Bacon, lb. Fresh Dressed Geese, 1b. Home Dressed Chickens, lb. 1 to 45c Live Ducks, lb.

Fresh Pork Sausage, fb. 38c Off On All Umbrellas Egg Guaranteed, doz. and Wednesday Evenings Until.