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TIMES-LEADER. WILKES-BARRE. PAr. WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 9.

10i4 Joseph H. Schwarts his dlspesul of his summer home at LV.y Lais to If re. Ellen Dunn Wllkes-Baxr. French Ivory at Rave's. MUs Mary Frawley of Main street has returned home after week's stay at the Normal School at Stroud sbwrg.

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150 wonderful illustrations in colore and baiPtonat, Wmight St. 9 end. AJl hr Pott aft Lacal i St' Third 30 aofl.22cte int ami SranJ Zawa, Fowt Zw, 600 39 ctt mptmiytmt, .13 Fif Ui Zm, lOOO SSctc For i'tfr dittmncm P. Ttritf Until further notice a big. 31.50 VA 14 War Map FREE with each et DETTER GOODS OR BETTER Our Meat Sales More people becoming interested each week.

All our meat products now "made fa our own workroom undef sanitary conditions and with new improved machinery. Special Cut Price for 3 days only on our popular home made Sausage, 15c a Pound Regular Price 20c We can now give you fresh eggs direct from our Country Shipper each week. Fresh Tripe 10c. Fresh Beef Brains 10c Cooked Pickled Pig's Feet, 3 lbs 25c Heme Made Souse 4 lbs. Home Made Scrapple 25c Fresh Oysters to-day.

ti ar Gazetteer CouDon This Coupon and 15c presenter at the Main or Branch Offices will secure the Tirses-Ledlsf War Gazetteer of 3G pages, 9x12 inches. By Hail 5 Cents Entra WATCH FOR THE SATURDAY MEAT SALES THIS WEEK Officers Elected. At the annual business meeting of the Elm Congregational Sunday school held last evening the following officers were selected to serve for the ensuing term: Superintendent, Henry. Lewis; TV la present. Solos were suhg by the dif- William Matthews; assistants, How- Jerent mewhfrs of the Brotherhood and ard Williams and Charles Rilk; treas- tne male chorus of the Brotherhood Philip B.

Spray; organist, Miss rendered several At a reas-Jennie Muchler; assistant, Miss Jennie i enable hour a very tasty lunch was raynt-; librarians, Edison Jones end served to the following: John Rowe, Milton "Jones; superintendent primary John IX Jones, James Jenkins, Jr. department. Itees H. Close; assistants, Thqmas Lewis Edward tvans David lteese. Howard Jenkins.

Thomas T. Da- Mra. George H. Grtnnis, Freda Trcmel on, winan xisnier, iwrs. Aioert uear-.

jng; superintendent cvaaie roil, Mrs. Philip Spray; assistants, Mrs. Rees II. Close; superintendent homo, depart. fment, Mrs.

T. Matthew; assistant, ''Mrs. John Muchlcr; auditors, Willu.m 'Buckingham and Mrs. BofR II. Close.

For Sale A pool'rooih, good ATfhwey aker for the right party. Apply at 86 Turner or at. 482 West Main street. I To Mr. and Mrs.

John A. Abraham, Dec. 7, 178 llieh street, a son. To Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Jones, Nov. 27, U9 Dana street, a son. That War Gazetteer will antwir any war question you aan. Get its 12 page of informaUon for 15 cersN at the Times-Leader office.

James Courtrlghl, aged 84 years, one of Kingston's oldest residents and a member of one of the oldest families of the Wyoming died yesterday morning at his home, 333 Wyoming avenue, after an illness of general debility. Mr. Courtright was born at Plains, the son of Mr. and Mrs, Benjamin Courtright. The Courtright family came to this country in 1663 from Holland and at an Pitrly d.ue members of the family settled on the east bank of the Susquehanna river nearly, opposite, when the Wyoming monumetit tinw Mr.

Court-right hua always resided in thft valley. He Is survived by his wife. Airs. Rinh Gore Searle Courtright and one sen, John iVurle Courtright, of Montrose. The funeral will be held Thursday st 2:30 from the fam- ai i i.i i.

1 1 uy resilience, jiucrmeni wm oe Vale. ihe family requests friends to please cnilt. flowers. Mrs, M. S.

Hachita, the well knownJ woman speaker, will he tne guest of the locai No, 190 Patriotic Order pf America this evening. The ladles of the lodge, will meet promptly at 7 o'clock for Initiation and a business meeting'. At 8:30 Mrs. Hachita will be given the opportunity of speaking on one of the leading subjects of the day. Mrs.

Hachita is a rapid fire talker and holds her audience spellbound. At a recent lecture in the E. church, Bhe was complimented as being one of tho best speakers on modern issues to speak in the church. Mrs. Willis Dean has returned ed several days.

Mrs. Fruntj! and daughter of Lansing. is visiting the former's stster, Mrs. George Imbuden. For a Lady: Watch.

Diamond Ring. Diamond Lavallier. Birthstone Ring. Bracelet Locket. Watch cr Chain.

Brooch. Veil Tin. Buckle. For a Gentleman: Watch. Diamond Ring.

Slmat or Stone Ring. Cuff Links. Tie Pin. Tie Clasp. -at Cham.

Vest Chain. Waldemar. Oold Fob. Pet of Bead. Ribbon Fob, Silver Manicure Set Emblem Pin.

Ivory Manicure Bet Wald and Knife Set of Ronanes. Wald and Pencil. Jewel Case. Combination Set. Pipe.

Fountain Pen. Brush Sets. Silver Toilet Sets. Ivory Toilet Seta. Shaving gets.

Pearl Handle Pen Mesh Bag-. Cross. Vanity Case. Silverware. Cut Glass.

A large and complete line of every, thing. See our wbidow display. Sam Finkeistein Reliable Jeweler, ZZ E. Main St. Opp.

Shawnee Cash Store. Boss. Interment was made in the Edge Hill cemetery, West Nantlcoke, Pay Notice. The employes of the Lehigh and Wilkes'Barre Coal Lance, Nottingham, Buttonwood and Parrlsh collieries will be paid on Saturday afternoon. Those of the D.

H. Coal Co. Nos. 2, 3., 4, 6 and Boston collieries will also receive their pay oil Saturday. The employes of the Gaylord colliery of the Kingston Coal Co.

Will receive their earnings next Monday afternoon, Dec. H. while those of the Dodson colliery of the Plymouth Coal Co. will be paid next Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 15.

Tendered a Surprise Party. A surprise party was tendered last evening to Mr. and Mrs. John J. Pew-yer of Avondale, by their friends.

The evening was spent in dancing, musical and vocal selections. Mrs. James Mac-Intyre and JohnTreston danced several reels and jigs. Several vocal selections were rendered by Mrs. Mac-Intyre and Kate Curn.

After the evening had been well spent all partook of a tasty turkey supper. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. 'William Eley. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Carrol, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Barrett, Mr. and Mrs.

John Qulnn, Mr. and Mrs. George Hart, Mr. and Mrs. James Mclntyre, Miss Kate Curn and Mr.

and Mrs. John J. Dewyer. Fine oil whiskies, gins, rums and brandies at Freeman's Liauor Store. Fire at Larktvllle.

A property owned by John J. Boney. and located in the rear of Washington avenue, was partially destroyed by fire at 8:45 this The -buildln was unoccupied and before the fir was discovered the blaze had gained considerable headway. The alarm was turned in and the fire department responded to the call and did excellent work by extinguishing the fire. The second story and the roof of the building was badly damaged, The loss is covered by insurance.

Don't Pail To Secure Sd Croat 8 tamp a. The. lied Cross Christmas or stamps are now being placed in the local stores and among- the pupils of the various schools In town. The proceeds from the sale will be used to fight tuberculosis In our town and county. The local committee consists of Miss Mary Rlrkard, Mrs.

Dr. Drake, Mrs. A. Keene, Mrs. Dr.

Stiff. Mrs. Dr. Robert and Miss Jennie Todd. Others will be added to the committee later.

The support of all Plymouth people Is urged for this needy work. Detlth of a Former Resident. Peter Frey of Eno sirent received word yesterday announcing the death of her brother, William Frey, Dan- vine. Deceased was 45 years of are W4eavw was a prominent business man of Danville and was associated with his brother, Alfred Frey, in the Danville Milling Co. He was a former resident of this town and was favorably known.

He left here about nine years ago for Danville, where he embarked in the feed and grain business. Mr, and Mrs. Frey left here this morning to attend the funeral of the deceased, which was held this afternoon from his late home. Burial was made at Danville, Newt in Brief. Sarah Jane Wilson is seriously 111 of scarlet fever at the hftnie of her aunt, Mrs.

Win. Wilson, 80 Boston Hill. Thousands of people buy Heating Stoves every year because they like their appearance, never for a moment knowing a JEWEL Heater will give double the heat for half the fuel. Armitage will explain it to you if you will ask him. Miss Nellie Cost.i? returned home after a two months' visit with her brother, J.

J. Costic, of Binghaanton, N. Y. Lloyd Brothers' Roach Powder for sale at Druggist P. A.

Roan, Eat Main street. Guaranteed to do the Work. A regular meeting of Aerie 546 Fra ternal Order of Eagles, wll) be held on Thursday' evening in the K. of C. hall when initiatory ceremonies will bo held.

There will be an election of officers held. I' OK tsAUv 2 bedroom suits, leather couch and other household goods. Apply at" 19 West ghawnee avenue. Miss Donnlly and Thomas Dillon recently calli-d on Mrs. Thomas Hughes of Plains.

Smoking Sets at Rave's. This evening at 7:3 o'clock in the Welsh Baptist church, a meeting will be held by Women's Christian Temperance Union. Fownes" and Adlers' gloves, $1 and $1.50 pair. Kaiser the homa of clothes. Walter, the young son of Mr.

and i is. L. which he claims he lost mentioned in paper last evening was left at Squire Thomas F. Mahon's one where He may secure the lost papers. EDYMSSSYSilE Christmas is near, dont ergot that you can buy good candy for less money than elsewhere at the Boston Candy Kitchen.

J. Dukas, Frwp. That War Gazetteer will answer any war quesuon you ask. Get it S3 taes of information 15 cents at the Tlmes-Leadkr office. 2475 Vote Free On Tuesday with each purchase of Week's Break Up a Cold Tablets or Foley's Honey and Tar, or Pewltt's Cough Syrup, at 25e each, 2500 gxa-fanolas votes; 2475 free with eah purchase.

V. W. B. DAVIS, Drugsist Protect your property and homes with a itood insurance policy. For rates and satisfaction call on, Paukstis Bros.

The Cynonfardd Literary eisteddfod committee has been appolnt4 to arrange for the annual eisteddfod at Welsh Congregational Church on St. Patrick's Day, March 17, 1915, and organized as follows: Chairman, Thomas H. Williams; assistant, Charles H. Davis; secretary, Joseph Q. Morris; assistant, William-' James; treasurer, Benjamin E.

Jones; general committee, T. H. Williams, Benjamin Jones, Charles Davis, William James, Ben jamin Webber, David T. Morris, Joseph Morris, Rachael Williams, Margaret Byrant, Edith Rosser; musical T. IL Williams, David Morris, Jo seph Morris; ways and means, William James, Benjamin E.

Jones, David Morris. Charles Davis; literary committee, Charles Davis, William Janies, Benja min Webber; press, Joseph Morria and William James; prise bags and fancy work committee, Rachael Williams, Margaret Bryant and Edith Rosser. Patrick Weir, of Swallow street, was operated upon yesterday at Mercy Hospital. Born, to Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Lloyd, Church street, Dee. 6, a daughter. Mrs. Woodbeck, of Olyphant, Is visit-Ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis, of Short Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kirchener, for merly of Shicltshinny, have gone house keeping ia Westmoor. Mrs, Kirchener was formerly Miss Mary Davis, of this town. Monday afternoon a fatal accident occurred at No.

1 shaft of the Kings ton Coal when John Yaliko, of Lrbana street, Pringle, was instantly killed by a fall of rock. Prof. Herman won the first prize offered by the Wyoming Valley Lodge, No. 172, K. of for reciting the charge assigned by the lodge.

The prize waJs a beautiful watch fob. Rich ard Doughton received second prize. Georjre Llewellyn of Slocutn street has left to join the United States army at Port Slocum, N. James Middlnton is suffering from an injury to the left arm caused by hav ing it pierced by a rusty nail. The Reapers' Sunday school class of Bethesda Church will hold their monthly meeting tonight at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert IS. Browne, Wright street, Kingston. William Morgan of Slocum street is sick. We repair and recharge auk make and sizes of Storage Batt'srics, Agent for Mazda Automobile Lamps.

XL L. Davenport, Electrical Contractor, 199 Wyoming Avenm, Bell Phone. For Christmas we have dolls, tree trimmngs, house garlands, bells, games and Christmas candles, Mrs. B. O.

Johnson, Schuyler avenue, near Sharp street. Bell 'phone, 8184-W. A' meeting of the" Sunday school board of the Methodist Episcopal Church was -held last evening at the hcme.iif.tbeuiectotsditf WS41ard 0. on Maple street. After the business session luncheon was served and a social hour enjiyed by all.

The following officers were, elected for the ensuing year; Superintendent, Willard first assistant 'superintendent, H. Northrop; second assistant superintendent, Fred Brobyn; superintendent of graded work, Miss (Jertrude Garrison; superintendent of prlmiiry department, Miss Vialo Van Campcu; superintendent of beginners department, Mrs. C. Allaart; secretary, Edward Transue; assistant secretaries. Misses Anna Hartrnun and Blanche Hooper; treasurer, W.

H. Kreitz; superintendent of cradle roll, Mrs. Corey B. Ransom; super1nuvn'ant of mission department, Mrs. F.

B. Pulmer; treas urer of mission department. Mrs. B. T.

Vercoe; superiritendent of home department, Mrs. CW. Lowden; super-intendent of temperance department. Mrs. Gwilym Davles; choristers, Prof.

Gwilym Dnvies and Seth Geyer; pianist In senior Carlton Cha-pln; assistants, Misses Horence Cease and Edna Dennis; pianist in. intermediate department, Miss Ethel Wolfe; assistant, Mins Gertrude Gunton. The pastor of the Methodist church in Otego, speaks highly of the lecture, "Bottled Sunbeama'r, which is to be delivered In the uxal M. 11 church by the pastor. Rev.

David L. MacDon-ald, this evening. He says: "Rev. D. L.

M'icDonald's IfKture, "Bottled was well received by ur peo- pie. it is void frills and It instructive, edifying, and uplifting. "Jha people are given, food thought and are infipircd to better living. It is certainly a lecture worth while." This lecture was delivered to a large congregation in church, Sidney, N. and the following comment was made by the Sidney Record: "Rev.

D. MacDonald proved himself to be a success In the lecture field as well as in pastoral ministrations. Everyone was well pleased with the entertainment." The; firemen's band will entertain with several selections. Miss Elizabeth A. Miller of Mercer avenue this place, and George Forsythc, also of Dorranceton, were married in the rectory of St.

Ignatius 'church yes-: terday afternoon at 4 o'clock by Rev. Father Lynott. They were actompav. ie'd by Joseph Klein of WUkes-Barre and Katherlne Miller, a sister of tho bride. are well known and have many friends.

1 ltd To Mr. and Mrs. Fin.j 4, 34 Li-hl-h Bt.ret.-c a to to Jkck-Frost See that the above name appears on your Xmas Jewelry, as same denotes the highest quality obtainable. Louis F. Rave JEWELER, Established 1874.

6 EAST MAIN STREET, PLYMOUTH, PA. 'i' Cooper (Davis) Foley Ransom Brennan Guards. Fouls committed Plymouth 14, Broadway 8. Baskets Hahn Mor gans 5. Hughes 1, Frederick 1.

Fouls- u. uv. v. Cooper. Vaudeville at Lyric Tonight.

A big vaudeville act, Bennett Sterling fringing, dancing and musical se lections. The Yellow, Streak, a drama of the prize ring in two parts. The Fatal Marriage, coiedy drama. Highest grade of imported and do. meatlo vines at Freeman's Liquor store.

THE WORK OF A Roberts. The manager of the Columbia Grof onola department at the Shawnee Cash Store is creating great satisfaction among the buyers of the Columbia machine we sell on easy terms, prices from 10.00 up. Board Health Elect Officers. The hilth board of Plymouth held a regular monthly meeting last evening in the town hall. President Richard J.

Lynch was in the chair. The members present were Charles W. Hendershot, George Harrison, John Richards and Dr. H. G.

Templeton. The regular routine of business was transacted. Henry Kittle, the newly appointed member to succeed Mr. Richards whose term expired, presented his certificate of appointment and took his seat on the board for a term of six years. The election of officers for the year 1915 was taken up and the officers elected were: President, Charles W.

Hendershot; secretary, Dr. H. G. Templeton; sanitary officer, John Harrison. The annual appropriation will be asked from the borough council.

Installation Ceremonies. Last evening in the Knights of Columbus hall the officers of the Plymouth Council No. 9S4, recently elected, were installed by District Deputy William Conlon. A social session followed. The officers installed are: Grand knight, Peter Dillon; deputy grand night, J.

Vincent O'Connell; Thomas Roan; recording secretary, Frank Lee; financial secretary, Hugh Tormay; warden, Edward' Garrahan; trustee, James Brown. Death of Mrs. Thomas Robtrti Hughes. Mrs. Thomas Hughes, an esteem-able lady of this community, died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

John L. Jones, at No. 25 Simpson street, Wilkes-Barre, She had been 111 a long time and her death was due to general debility. Deceased lady was 77 years of age and resided In this town for many years where she was well known and highly repected. She was the widow of tho late Peter Roberts, who prior to his death held the office of burgess and justice of the Deace.

Sua ls.Murviveu oy two uens and two daugh ters, Edward Roberts, Detroit, Michi gan; Jonah Roberts, this town; Mrs. John U. Jones, with whom deceased made her home, and Mrs. Morris Blowar, Glen Summit, The funeral will be held Friday afternoon with brief services at the home on Simpson street at 1:30 o'clock and at Welsh Baptist Church here at 2:30. Rev.

J. Morgan will conduct the services. The burial will be made in the Shawnee cemetery. Edward R. Smiley To-day.

A concourse of friends and relatives attended the funeral of Edward R. Smiley which was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from his late home, 31 Gaylord avenue. Services were conducted from his late horn by Rev. D. V.

Bicksler of the Christ Reformed: The church choir rendered severaf suitable selections. Washing ton Camp, 137, P. O. S. of attended the funeral of their deceased brother in a body.

The pall bearers were II. B. Wood, Leroy Mutchler, George Bis-her, Thomas Weir of the P. O. S.

of and Philip Morgans and Emmanuel Teske. The flower carriers were Julius Zacharius, Charles Hagel and Louis COLD REMEDIES A few doses of our Phospho Quinine tablets after feeing exposed to cold and snow will prevent a lot of sickness. Try a box. Satis. faction guaranteed.

Dorfcins hw Store ZZT I iji i. vnrisimas can do made mu happier by having Electrio Chritt mas Tree lights. We have a full supply of everything electrical or Gas, A beautiful lender given free with every purchase. Come Early and Get Yours. F.

J. IIARKLE, 28 West Lldn Street. BELL PHONE 22W. rm a i jjKhe 1 1 I I I I i Sauer Kraut. Fresh Ground Bone for Chickens.

Our Big Baking Powder Special New enamel 75c Double Roaster Free with 1 can Baking' Powder. Fresh Bread 3 lbs. Strong Coffee Regular 45c Coffee, our price 2 lbs. 175c Elddew Tea a premium with every can. Pure Maple Syrup.

Log Cabin Brand. Fresh Pancake Flour, Fresh to-day also- Sunbeam Raisins, Sunbeam Prunes, Sunbeam Peaches, in packages. There's nothing better. Brotherhood Sociai. The Brotherhood of the Pilgrim Con- gregational Church were entertained at the home pf Mr.

WilliamV61rath on Da vis street hist Monday evening! A Very pleasant time was spent by every one vis, Frank Schaule, Henry carver, liay- (len price, William Bowen, Thomas Phillips, William Rowe, 'Rev, William Pearce. David Hague, Henry Davis, John G. Thomas, Richard Lewis, Mr. and William Volrath and daughter lClizabeth, Mr. and John Brace and daughter ISIUabeth.

Mr. and Mrs. Al-, red Monday and son Mr. and IlMjs. (rwyllm Lewis, Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel nil daughters Catherine anri -Marj, Mt and fiamunl Roberts and daughter Kdna. Wines and liquors for medicinal purposes at Freemaos Liquor Store, 'Tonight Only." Tonight at the Hippidrome theatre is being shown the wonderful 6-recl production "Captain Alvarez" with Miss Edith Storey as leading lady. There is "not a' dull moment in this picture, and oire you Sfcould not rhiss. Admission, children 6 cents; adults 10 cent First show'at 6:40 p.

m. sharp. Come early. High School Defeats Broadway. An interesting game of basketball was played hist evening in the State Armory when the Plymouth High school five defeated the Broadway quintet by the score of 20 to 11.

In the second half with but five minutes to play, Morgan, one cf the Plymouth team, was fouled by a Broadway play, er. Broadway was ordered off the floor BMereOYiUJeflopetubut. reconsidered and asked Broadway to continue with the game. Broadway refused, so the Plymouth five claims the game. A large number of rooters from each school wtre in attendance to cheer for their favorite teajn.

The lineup: Plymouth. Broadway. Morgan Maher Hughes Cummins Forwards. Frederick Hahn SHOE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Fashion's latest, and always the best for the least money. Wonderful school shoe values for the kiddies.

PEOPLE'S SHOE ST0P.ES 29 S. Main St. 64 E. Market St Wilkes-Barre Plymouth, Scrantcn, Edwardsvule Capital Surplus $400,000.00 Deposits $1,600,000.00 FIRST NATIONAL BANK One Dollar Will Open a Savingi Acoount. 3 Pot Cent.

Interest Paid on Savings VeposiU. We stand No. 37 on the Roll lienor tit 7,000 National Bank ef the United States. President, Henry Lees Vice President and ng, A. K.

DeWitt HERRICK A HERO UPON RETUTii7 TO Ambassador to Paris Arrive' in New York Dcccrafci by France MAKES LITTLE CO'LHEN la Times of Suffering Or-, ganized Charity is sary He Says Xew York, Iec. 9. Heralded as hero and cheered to the echo by hundreds who braveJ a elushy, cold Jlv" rick, former Ambassador to Taris. turned home today. He arrived on tht French liner Kochambeau.

A big dele gation from Cleveland, 409 member of the Ohio Society in New York, ani several scores French-America r.a. headed by the French consul, were at the dock to pay him homage. The pier was decorated with flowers and bunting. Herrick was forced to hold an impromptu reception. Those who met hhn started an immediate "Ohio's favorita son" movement for Herrick as the H-publican presidential nominee in 1916.

Herrick returned as a private citizen, but the bearer at the grand cross of th a medal conferred him by wireless from Prince. Comnw ruler DuitKmt, of the Roach ibniWau, derorated the ex-Am- AmanVMi 1 nf Ihave done In 'France, the said the American penpie have i ui.oiiari mp.iiny ior UlnJ trwsr-0. regardless of where their interests lay. "In time of great suffering," he sai.L "organised charity Is necessary. Therefore we in Paris -perfected a 'central usual costs or distributing charity t.f-fvi in, will le rt dv 1 i 2 i re H'TI tl vl I It 1 ha -i a lor vi lie hi i uii civ i i t' at oi i (, i 1 any et av at i i i ft ir it iTt- Vhe fa t.o'l i it 1 i n'ot mat a 1 1 ioj.

o. nerienn stu" cf i i'i 1 tve iotei it tv t' 1 ol I Know to whom hi 1 Calliopolis. Ohio, Iev, TL fvunnrifnt Cru.iiii! A bh'K early tflay and liUer irok i Yll'l Ji. is vviluo.t 1.5 ro Io Mr. and Mrs Stiki-1 hav re- in the Ktiyn vt the ship turned frcm New fork City where terduy.

they spei.t their triji They I wish t. talk mM will reside at Dallas. Hermk. "I d.mt anything ah ut The Axenue ttible ri-s will 'the uation, E'v; Wen out of th Btci't nt the heme Mrs. A.

M. Fusion ci aitry three rs. 1 trni suing t' at 7:30 this evening. A good attend-I Cleveland tonight and then will go auce Is desired. Wt.s-hinsrton atid niikt a formal rtpott.

A ciltage prayer meeting will be Ann dffins in puri hne dune work held this evenlns? at the homo of tb husrutals and relief Thomas Smith, 3- slr-et by, Herrick said he AUi not w-im th members of the Kingston club. A bout when pressed fur fur-general Invitation is extended to all particulars of th work fur im (the Fn'nch, government has lauded -Revr C' St. "Olnistead alnr''KevT hla-hlvr" 1 Dernioft are attending a meettng of the Methoiilst Episcopal clergy at I Scranton today. The mid-week servii at Grace Church will be held at 7:31) this evening. A week of evangelism being held attsnown conflagration of war and a Don't let Jack Frost rob you of winter -Wear a good chest protector price 25c to $1.00, After the Thanksgiving feast use At D.

S. Digestion Tablets 25c at R. D. WILLIAMS, DRUGGIST Plymouth, Pa. Holiday Wines and Liquors.

Choice, old Whiskies. Imported and California Brandies. Imported and Domestic Gins. Fine, old Rums. Spanish, French and Austrian Wines.

California Tokay, Port and Sherry. Rock and Rye and other Cordials. The best of FRED SCHWARTZ BRO. mmmm 13 Vn. a.

Price $3.50 Rattlesnake Brand Liniment Egiuterro No. I 25c Bear Brand Salve Chemical Cough Comp Children's Anti-Diarrhoea 25c Worm Powder for Child'n 25c Worm Powder for 35c Headache Powders 10c Painless Corn Paint i Hair Dye and Tonic Hair Tonic Soap 10c Throateine Liver Powders 35c Groblewski's Plasters Hair Pomade Earache Drops Nerve and Heart Regulator $1.00, Manufactured by A. G. GROBLEWSKI i La si mam orreet PLYMOUTH, PA. mm Wyoming Seminary.

Dr. warts of i Vfirk. to the pupi! at the) chapel every day. Very i.tor.tug have been The Active Worker have continued the "Bazar of the Seven Ages" for thii i were unable to attend on account of the 'i me ms- snow and rain. There are mill a large I trlbut Ion of and money.

Th assortment of fancy articles for sale. organisation, of this bureau has ticsiUy been completed. Asi a result th' POLICE inru The Ci m'tt ter'ft 'eiu'iisj police an! ire (Jejiirtni-nt- oT tl.e nrv todaj made anoint I -i tur) fit i- tre tind hull it the cty t) acitrtuin "fi the polite tti'd rt, ulatiors aie being Intd up to and it vas found th it conditions are much improved. W. D.

Loomis who owns Columbus and Concordia halls called upon City Commissioner Schuler and he promised thitt all matters that had been referred him toward making both In a more saf condition wouKi be lived uy the latter. In many Instances ji were fihnd to be This ft is th.jnsht was nior-e r.css than wilful St w.is found that moving pu-turt? hou--'-s low the crowd'ng- in ais'fs und 'h must be abated, 'flu-re is lieeti Improvement also in in latter rvwp'vt mi i Kuyniond James Viola StfMKh.tm tJeoi-gc Winter Mary i-ctiJiUAA Par: l'-ir. underwent an operation yesterday at Xesbttt West Side hospital. 'Elm Iodte, So. 42.

I. O. will meet In their roams this evening. Our Club, old dancing, every Thurs. Columbus hall.

Muaic. Luft. Misnes Julia and Xora, Murray of Cherry street recently entertained Miss Anna Killefn. Jewel Erady and fcuitheryn Roche of Eyes tested af. County Commissioner John J.

Moore and wife, Mary Ji'cGulre and Wllliiyn Jones calld ci and Mrs. Thomas Kearney of Wtit Plttston. last evening..