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THB CARBONDALfl PABLT FBEE FPTnAY. TANTTAPY s. W.fi PAGE PFItWCTItt, MO RE CULM SANKt ARE UTILIZED Nl WITH Press) Old culm banks, once regarded, waste materials of mining processes are being more generally the' demand for fuel "as a result of the of hard coal A culm pile, near Honesdale, which ia estimated to contain at 000,000 la to be rSfeoyetl by a Scranton firm under permission granted by fttatil Sttnltary Water Board. The ifirm plans to remove the culm and ship It to tidewater without aay further treatment, Through the years of anthra- cite taining In the Pennsylvania floldji no attempt was made to salvage the fuel dumped, 'out In the, piles Huge banks of culm accumulated in many places. From these came the coal which has been marketed by dredgers on streams, flowing from the coal region.

years, many of the coal companies have washed out the good coal frdm tiulm banks and sold it. WELFARE OF 'INMATES IS 'ONE OP'PRISON'ICONQRESS (By Associated American Prison Congress opened here recentfy- for consideration of a number of mat'- tfers relating to the welfare trf in- mates of the various- stateyand federal a number of notable pertons the program for addresses GOT. Miriam Ai Ferguson of Tex as. In subjects of medical aiifi' surgical nile agencies, criminal identification antf criminal law and statistics, were dlscusse'd by. experts "in these branches dt criminology.

Busse, poser Lips' and "Wang Wang plues," who is for alimony," deposes that he had been drinking ull night when he met Eleanore Lymann, show girl, in the Hotsy Totsy, Club and that he was" intoxicated when- he married her a few hours later. HOUSEWIVES FOUND '25 COSTS WERE HIGHER (Cy Associated press) CHICAGO, Jan. The housewife at the close ot 1925 finds most of the i'tems of her grocery are more expensive than they were a year ago. Of 23 articles in the meat, vegetable and fruit line, wholesale prices of' 12 are higher, nine are lower CHURCH DESIGNED AS 1 FUNERAL CHAPEL POP-. ULAR.FOR WEDDINGS (By Associated Press) GLENDALE, Cal.

tiny church in a cemetery, built to serve as a funeral chapel, lias" become one of Southern California's leading matrimonial altars. It known as the "Little Church of the Flowers." There no congregation. Upwards ot 175 couples already have are unchanged from a year ago een wedded there and several chris- MARTYR to a "lpst woman 'who strives for cleanliness with' carpet broom and rdust- i -i Cloth. Chough "she invest herleyery.ouncejof streniffchy her fevery hour of time, how farftrom 'results'. For much oifthe dirt jwhich ruins her lies embedded "deep in the ha'p, after each sweeping.

The Age brooms arid carpet 'beaters lonjj is plait In their has come to- "the your Wome and that' of every housewife may 1 Aar you. 'glide it easily, slowly, back aiici forth; rugs need' beating, as you It- Sweeps your and suction- cleans. It's reTnarkable dusting-tools' do all.ydvir With.e^se.iaJid are thorpugnly is time for leisure; arid the cleanliness- of your home is an encHess source of pride. Own a Hoover! For only; down we will make delivery, complete. TO PROVE RUGS BE ATI NG: Turn over a corner of a rug; with th handle of: an ordinary or something of equal weight, give the under or 'warp side 15 to 25 taps and watch the dirt dance, out from the nap depths onto a piece of paper.

Feelthe destructive character of this grit. This is the dirt your present cleaning, methods have missed, and Correct use of Th Hoover causes this embedded dirt to be vibrated to the surface by the rapid, gentile the Hoover brush, as powerful suction the rugs froin the floor, an'd draws all the beaten-out; dirt into the dust-tight bag. tofiay. -The following quotations of Chicago stockyards in meat, the Department of Agriculture on but- fruits arid vegetables, the "Minneapolis ppice on flour, and the Chicago Produce Exchange on poultry. In the main these quotations govern prices over most of the country.

Starting at the top of meYiu celery is about half last year's prices, a crate this year, $2.76 a crate last "year. Flour remains unchanged at a barrel. For the meats, beef is a bit lower, hwn and' bacon Tery much A rib roast and a round' are about, the same price ae last 26 centr oii ribs 14 cents on round steak, while sirloins pot roasts lare each two cents lower now, sirloins dropping 28 cents and pot roast from li to Hairi is now scents five ceiiitB higher tlvan year cbn' is cents, 8 cents than a year'ago. If yoii nave poultry the meat course, the is called on for considerably more than last year. Turkeys are now 35 'cents a pbunfl, and 30 cents a year ago.

A cents noiv, and''16 to 25 cents a year ago. Butter Is 48 cents now and '42 cents a year ago. Vegetables are taking the heaviest wallop 'at the family purlse, especially the potatoes. They are liow 14.26 to $4,50 a hundred pound sack and.were to H-26 last year. Gar- string beans and cabbage -'are all a little higher, while cauUflower is.

a little Eggs are much lower now tliah laBt' 42 centg now firsts year ago brought GO- to -57 cents. tellings' also -are on record. -The chapel is patterned after the noted church of St. Giles, at Stoke Poges, England, from whose -burial ground the poel Gray drew'the inspiration for his "Elegy." It is principally from its interior that the church derives its name. Flowers bloom the year round vithin it.

The nave is bordered on each side by small conservatories which are kept constantly filled with, flowers, ferns and other plants from a nursery maintained in connection with the Brides and grooms have been attracted" from many sections. Although all of the weddings Keen unpretentious, many wealthy. couples have chosen to be- mai-ried FOREIGN STUDENTS HOME U. S. DENTAL METHODS Associated NEW of 13 stu- "from "foreign countries attend-jj -Loyola New Orleans', preparing, to take American den- SPRINGFPLD, Dec.

600 wound up tlfeif-affair with the election 6f 'officers' and transaction of business' afternoon left for their, homea closing-the 72nd'annual convention the State Teachers' S. Ai'dbruster of 'Chicago-was elected president for 1926. Other; officers chosen- are Medora Cicero, first vice- H. Belleville, second vice-president; Harriet Burn-' vice presidorit; Chas. Mc- treasurer and' AV.

itlannah, named the' committee. tal'methods back to their homes. The imiversity has 13 students from ten. countries 'other than the United States and nine are enrolled in -the; school of the prospective.) dentists including Rafael leader the 1 "Three are studying- pharmacy and one is appFying himself to the schools of arts and-science's. Cruatemala leads with four, followed by Mexico and Cuba with two 0.

O. f. Encampment meets; erery "'-aeconp fourth Wednesday iaight at o'clock. meet every Monday night at, 7:80, liebe- iah meets every ThUrBday night at i cm4-1928 A. BRANDON CARBONDALE, JLUINOJiS EVE, EAR; NOSE A.ND.-.

THROAT ReCEPTION 'NOW HOBO IN MEXICO CITY, By press) MEXICO CITY, Yankee tiobo who swings south to Mexico City.wiien begin-to sweep the states will, be out of luck this winter. police 'order has been'issued oimd up all "foreign vagabonds" and deport those who'cannot show'they' in an honest anil industrious' in Mexicci. past Mexico City has at some' seasons been, a of Findlay Vulcanizing Shop 521 W. Grand; Aye Tire and tube repairing PRICES RIGHT tramps; parih'andlers fi'orh north On warm, suiiny lays many could be 'found sprawled upon -park sauntering along he palm'-lined- poiiiicing ipori every passing American who ap-; I'earetl to be a good prospect, forr.a touch." -READ THE WANT ADS. BUY HAND FOIKYTHEMiNE -Phone 105-K COAL AJ MINE Lump Pea $1.50: deliyered $4.25 Lump delivered $4.75 Pea, Dr.

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