Pittston Gazette from Pittston, Pennsylvania • Page 2

1, 'V 1 SATURDAY JANUARY J.v,XU paving' of th main Th trunk sewer ww. Da itoout m. 140.000 The BaVefwlll be 1 ONE CENT A WORD miles in length, fronVtb Pittflton City line, on the South, to extreme end of the borough on "too The' bor V'' Atamt 'and Battery Charge, Change with tassaMltj an 'battary By yfaiur Mny, off wet Ptttaton, Edward Warts and William BWwn, also.of tha Garden Village, were given ATTORNEYS A. HOBLER, Attorney at Law, Gazette Building, Old Plttston. INSURANCE i r.

E. W. A. SHIFFER, General Jt; suranco Agents Fire, Tornado, Automobile Insurance in best companies. Office: Lamb Block, No.

Water Street, Plttston, Pa. 'Phones. Notaries Public All sorts of advertising, such as oughs has the assurance tnai wm receive substantial aid from county in paying for the new road. Ps. Wants, To lets, For Sales, Lost, Found, a bearing before 'Squire Brann dn Wednesday evening and were released ji.

Miscellaneous, Announcements, etc, will be published under proper classification or any desired classification d. BOWKLEY, Attorney Law Notary Publls, Postorflcs Building. Old 'Phone: Office, 601. Residence, lll Today's Prices SEE ME ABOUT FIRE OR LIVH Stock Insurance In Cnnutrvntlv payaDie at tne rate oi ujnis UhJNT per word CASH WITH ORDER, or TWO undjrv 500, ball each, for their appearance at court. Est Burge W.

B. Bloh arcs, of West PJtoston, furnWhed bail for the men and hey were released. It seems that Moopey was 'helping a friend to move last Tuesday evening. He was proceeding' down Tunkhan CENTS per word when charged. Companies.

Real Estate bought, sold or rented. Richard Hughes, Room SO, Third Floor, Postofflce building. No r. U. HOSIER.

Attorney at Law, no advertisement taiten lor less than TWENTlfrFIVE CENTS. These columns dally bring our read uiry uuiic. Oash Store Block, Plttston, Pa. Collections promptly attended to. ILivrok avfcmu with a bedstead on hie pers in close touch with a very wide Tb.

New Chief Peter Langan, the new chief of police, has entered upon his duties. Hte new uniform, which will be similar to those worn by th new.Pittston city police force, Is expected to arrive next Monday. The new, chief is decidedly popular in the borough, and is a young man of temperate habits. For many years he was employed as a clerk tor the T. W.

Coal Company at Duryea. Besides acting as chief he will also have charge of the street employes, the positions of street commissioner andchief of police having bijen merged Hy. council. 1 IiVHiCS AUTOMOBILES JOHN T. FLANNERY, 7, Fire Insurance and Real Estate, 1 Old 'Phone, 810 R.

Room 8, Cash Store Block. per bushel .90 Sugar 1.00 per pound 18 Smoked Shoulder .14 there is PRiaem range of opportunities, both in buying and selling. Subscribers who have land or anything else to exchange or sell can reap rapid and oig results by means of these classified columns; NOTARY PUBLIC 8AMMON, shoulder when, it is alleged, Waits and Brown attacked him He tried to protect himself, but Vvaw overpowered by the two men and erven a' severe beating. Mooney stated, that he knew of no reason why the men should ba attack him. After hearing witnesses to the number not fifteen 'Squire Brann the men on ball.

A. Smoked Bacon, per pound 20 TARTMaN auto CO Woet Plttston. ,35 FOR BENT Poland's Sliced Bacon, per box VOH RENT Threp rooms suitable for BUILDING CONTRACTORS WILLIAM MYERS. Contractor and (Home Cured Bloaters, each Mr. and Walter: SneUson, of Entertained Friendfc Fnmk Schultz, the popular Exeter Notary Public, Office, Gazette Building.

Residence; 12 Mead it PHOTO SUPPLIES riLMS TO FIT AXiL CAMERAS Day and Night Printing Papers. Developing, printing, films and plates. Art supplies and high grade pictures. Sta Uonery. cameras, albums and sundries.

t. J. Brandow. 20 Luxerne Ava Sutter, per pound Builder. Dealer in Lumber, Sash.

Doors and Blinds, Mouldings, etc. Office, 23 Landon Plttston, Pa, Nov rot el man, entertained a number of Phono, 215 X. .07 .36 .23 .20 .31 .25 ilokley's Butterine, per pound jJl Quart Jar Peanut Butter CIVIL ENGINEERS friends at borne on' Battle avenue last Turfaday evening. The evening was sipent most pleasantly With social diversions. A sumptuous chicken dinner was served.

following were present: 'Squire O. J. Brann. Dr. noniev are mourning tne ios of their 6 year daughter, Sibyl, who died yesterday after a prolonged nlnes.8.

Mrs. Harry Hoover was a Plttston caller Thursday evening. Mrs. Arthur Price spent yesterday ith Mrs. Thomas Caton, of Ashley.

Mrs. Frank Martin and Mrs. Howell Williams spent yesterday at iWilkes Barre. Doctor's office or store. 447 Nortr Main St.

10J2t. FOR RENT From now or April 1st, 5 rooms in the Butler Block; rent $10.00. Apply to Waldman atore. eod3t6j FOR RENT Large "brick barn, on Butler alley; room for eight horses; rent $15. Apply to Waldman Co.

eod3t 6 HOUSES for rent. T. W. Kytc. 1 Exeter strpff.

l9tf FOR RENT House, Mill Hill, inquire O. H. COLLINS, Civil and Mining Engineer, Concrete Construction Work. Oatflakes, 7 lb. for Richards, Myron Richards, Oteorge Delahunty.

Samuel Singer, Th Omas Ill Spring St. West Plttstdn PIANO TUNING PIANO TUNINO AcUon regulating and repairing. The latest scientific methods are employed. Accurate and trustworthy work guaranteed. O.

H. ofdrb.Phont 8U WMt mtW9a HARRY MYERS. Civil Engineer Maiiroaa and Mine Surveys; Con arete Structures Designed; Coal Esti Clarke Mayberry spent yesterday in Pcranton. Mrs. Lynn Peeley fell and fractured cnceworth, Fred Yates, Charles Long, Mathrtw Tlgue, John MeNichols, Patrick Brann, Joseph Brady, John Mould and George 'Gillow.

Oatmeal, 7 lb. for 25 Lemons, per dozen 25 A Full Line of Up to date Shoes. W. S. Barritt, 21 Main St.

3 tf FOR RENT Offices for rent on sec mates a specialty. Office, is Postofflce Plttston. Bell 'Phone 647 Residence. 174 Z. her arm at the heme of her mother on South Main street yesterday.

Mrs. H. T. Bernstein, pf Carbondale, REAL ESTATE FOR RENT OR SALE Rooms upstairs over Bohemian Theater, hotel, and flats, East and West Pittston. Apply J.

H. Van ah van 99 mt. ond and third floors of Postofflce New Xlckelette Opened. Exeter's new nickelette is now open to the public. ForJthe past two weeks it has ben in operation and the ipic Building.

Inquire at Howell King, CONTRACTING. ENGINEERS GftNSTER Contracting Engl Brewery Co. Office. 20 tf 3treet. West Plttston.

neers steam and Water Heating Apparatus; Boilers, Engine, Steam Pumps. Plumbing scientifically In wbh a caller here yesterday. D. F. Baldwin and James Bryden, of West were Duryea callers yesterday.

WYOMING stalled. Cornices and skylights. 126 $27 Penn Avenue. Scranton. tires shown are all high class.

Francis McCawley is the proprietor of the ncl.v plav house. Child's Narrow Escape. A foreign child, agMd about four years, had a narrow escape from death RUBBER STAMPS ELECTRIC STAMP WORKS, 407 Cedar Scranton. makes aU kinds of Rubber Stamps; order today, delivered tomorrow. Postage prepaid, catalogue and price list sent on re quest Bell 'Phone 3947 J.

ELECTRICIAN. EDWIN MITTEER, 116 118 N. Main street. Pittston. wben she ran in front of a north bound Consulting, designing, erecting, repair STATIONERY ing, uen telephone.

AVOCA street car near the corner of Fonn avenue yesterday afternoon. The little ore? wo struck by the step of the car and knocked down, but was uninjured. The quick action of the motor man in applying his brakes was the only thing that saved the youngster from death. I Dr. David M.

Morgan, has returned to his home in Reading, after spend i ing the past few days as the guest of lis uncle, George Evans, of McAlpine street. FOR SALE Business Opportunity. FOR SALE Former business property, best location in. Kingston, good growing well established bakery and delicatessen. Apply 506 Wyoming avvnue, Klngstoi yjet.

HOUSE FORTsALE OR RENT Walter. 508 Luzerne Ave. 10J4t. FOR SAIiE eggs. 329 Wyoming West Jan.

8,10,13,15,17. FOR SALE Large black walnut' sideboard with mirror, in excellent condition; terms reasonable. Apply 122Susquehanna avenue. 9jtf FOR SALE CHEAP A Black horse weighing about 1150, safe driver. See Grand Union Tea or W.

B. Miller. 8J5t. FOR SALE At a bargain 5 passenger 35 horse power touring car in first class condition. Address, Box.

H. Gazette. 7J6t. R. E.

PRENDERGAST, Stationery. Engraving and Office Supplies Die stamping, printing, binding, OJthO graphing, filing systems and supplies; loose leaf supplies. 207 Washington Avenue. Scranton. Pa.

TEAMSTERS A. L. BRYDEN, Smart Turnouts GROCERS OLIVE OIL Columbus Brand Olive Oil Is packed and shipped expressly for us In the finest olive groves of Italy. Its purity and quality Is guaranteed. Pints, quarts, half gallons.

Blanco both 'phones. 96 and It South Main street Plttston. KUIed hy Switch Engine Joseph Wannot. a Pole, aged about Vernerat at while TAtiirnine from work vester Church Services Presbyterian Church Rev. E.

Von Krug "will conduct preaching services at the regular hours, 10:30 a. m. and .7:30. The Pundav meets immediately after the morning service, the Juniors at 2:30 p. m.

and the Senior Christian Jndeavor Society at Paptist Church Sunday school at 10 a. nr. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.

by Maurlot Davis, of Ply moutii. The Brothe rijocd meeting at 2:30 p. m. will be In charge of a personal workers' team from Parsons. Methodist Episcopal Church Rev.

Dr. John Bradshaw, pastor: Sunday school at 9:30 a. preaching at 10:30 a. crass meeting at 12; junior League at 2 p. West Side Sunday school at 2 p.

Methodist Brotherhood at 3:30 p. with special speaker; Epworth League at preaching service at 7:30. Five women personal workers from the First fS dr afternoon was struck by a push Lrii on the D. H. Railroad near the UMIgcliffe colliery at Avoca, and MAMTPI tit 1 nauiea, cartage, tc.

Cab MAnidU service a specialty. Carefui and beat J. BARRISCALE, Pioneer Dealer Df care given to boarders. Blackman in Mantels, Tile Marble and Slate (between bridges), West Pittston tor Interiors; brass and wrought iron Pa. Both 'Phones.

rorce yesterday, urs. ucrge, uougn erty and Wat sin perrormed the operation, which was successful. Miss Phyllis Mitchell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell, is convalescing vfrom an operation which she underwent at West Side Hospital severs 1 days ago.

Brevities. Mr. and Mrs. H. announce the engagement of their daughter, Sophia, to Herman Blum, of Wilkesbarre.

Mies Regina Herskowitz, of Wyoming avenuK has returned rrom Avoca, where she spent a few days as the guest of her brother, David Hersko a The accident occurred in the iden w' "fical spot where a rumbej; of men haiftt mot riAnrli within i Via two tire piace trimmings; coai, gas ana electric grates. Estimates cheerfulij furnished. 320 N. Washington Ave. Icranton, Pa.

John Lewis, who holds a responsi Wit2. TIN ROOFING T. H. EDWARDS, Tin Rooting and Furnace Work Shop corner of Wyoming Avenue and Exeter Street. West Plttston.

Old 'Phone 378 Z. vearf. According to eye witnesses ofjble position as coal inspector in Buf MINING ENGINEERING rHE MINING ENGINEERING ol Pennsylvania, 415 16 17 Traders Nat Bank Scranton. Examlna the. distressing accioent yesteraa Wannot, who is mi Ioyed at Law shaft was returning from work and while crossing the tracks failed to notice the approach of the switch engine, which NEW LAID EGGS.

Garden Village Yards, 46" Tunkhannock avenue. 26dtf FOR SALE Three "cheap work horses; also pair of five year olds weigh M. E. Church, Wilkesbarre, will as UNDERTAKING CUTLER, Undertaker. H.

sist the pastor in the revival service tlon, estimating and reporting on Coal Sunday evening?" Lands. ing 2500 pounds, cheap. Fitzpatrick's Coal estates managed. Title nr 4 falo. X.

has returned to his home after spending the holidays at ine home of his mother, Mrs. James Beecham, of Avoca. Mrs. Beecham has been confined to her home by illness for several weeks, but is improving slowly. Primitive Methodist Church Rev.

James Moore, pastor: 10:30 a. The Enlarged Sunday school at two o'clock p. special sermon to Camp I. O. S.

of A. of Hughestown. nt eoal lands InvesMMteii. Coal irnx oireeu Livery. was empty cars on the Tang cliffe colliery siding, and stepped di Tecjly in front of the engine.

Wannoi loaves a wife and thrt children in Brevities KMinAnm xii'j a 'Phones. rtles placed on a paying basis. WANTED I i. IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO GO OUT VULCANIZING Letters, remain uncalled for at the Wyoming'. Postoffice for the persons: 'P.

Eagan, Miss Emma Miss Sophia Kaufman, of Wyoming avenue, is spttr.Uing the week end with friends at Scranjton. A mating of the Griskmis faction of the Exrter borough council ha') hfen called for Tuesday evening, Dec. 20. Anna McXichols, of Wyoming aivenue, spfrftt yesterday With friends at Wilkesbarre. Six new members were admitted to the St.

Cecilia's ttimpenince society at the last W. A. Williamson, of Old Forge is visiting friends in Exeter. Miss Lucy Hahn, of Wilkeebarm spent yesterday with friends and relatives in town. 'Squire T.

P. Mackin was a business caller at Wilkesbarre yesterday. George Blum, of Philadelphia. of town for high grade upholstering TIRES, jssia. Tiff nr, Lm Cnrlato HA TUBES AND RUBBER I I have out of town people come to mc Goods of every desert nt Inn n.i.

Hussla, Miss Lillian Reichard, Scie pan Myszak, Yozef Wowch, J. F. Mcr cer. joicing over the arrival of a ruuiKhter. WANTED House or Flat of Rooms for light housekeeping for man and wife, for immediate occupancy, preferably in West Pittston.

Arvise what vou have to otter. Address box 30, Garette. 10J2t. because my work Is rails. In every detail.

My pleased iiiomers are my let advertisement F. A. Patience I OR North Main Street. Oldest vulcanizing company in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Lackawanna yS' Co 225 Wyoming (Both 'Phones).

Scranton. The saloon of Jocab Kretcher was entered by thieves early yesterday morning: and the cash register broken ANNUAL JANUARY OF WANTED Competent girl for gen eral housework. 15 Charles street. j93t open f.nd relieved of The regis ter was badly broken and deposited in PALMISTRY' a vard across the way. Besides the money a quantity 'Of whiskey, cigars and household goods were also taken.

Mr. Kretcher has not the faintest Idea RNITURD AND RUGS Returned to bis home after ependins In The Race of life Your luck is in your hand. Natural sifted palmist experienced in phren ology. Can be consulted at 116 North' of the identity of trP robbers. sjverxi weeK wun irienas ana relatives here.

John J. Davis has returned to his home in Mehoopj'ny after visiting Exeter relatives for th. ast few daT3. Main. TTS tJ23 The Tax Collector hustling up his sale is looked upon hv hundreds of economical the delinquents as he desires to close LOST" his accounts as soon as possible and make a statement to the Borough council of his collect if ns and exonera DURYEA to 129 have by 10j3t ESTRAY HOUND Came Pine street.

Owner can paying for Miss Guida Alpaugh, of Kingston was the guest of Mrs. P. C. Alpaugh, buyers as an event where good saving of money is afforded. Furniture for any room, in complete sets or single pieces, is on sale at bargain prices that cannot be duplicated elsewhere.

Besides the great saving in price with a selection from tremendous assortment and variety of patterns and makes is offered nowhere else. $120 Dining Room set of nine pieces, in Fumed Oak Sale price $8900 ion Sixth street, yesterday. The most prizes fall to those who are fortified with an abundance of good health. Health comes from right living, exercise and a proper choice of the diet. Drink Perieclion Beer It is the product of vitalizing, energy building cereal constituentS7 Am erican barley and Bohemian hops, a glass or two daily will restore a weakened system and give added vigor to the strong.

Have us send you a case. II017ELI KING CO. LOOK THIS LIST OVER Compare the values contained therein, and before you reach the bottom of the list you will know who All are invited to the services at the iM. E. Church tomorrow.

Special speaker at the Brotherhood meeting, New School House The congested condition of the Dur yen schools will be relieved with the completion of the new school house in the back road section of the borough, which will be ready to occupy in about another month. The school is a three story frame dwelling and will accom at 3:30. Mrs MacCollom. or Park Place v'jii! i i mi tv i viivib iutv. inn iwi spent yesterday with Wyoming rela tives.

is who in the Real Estate business without question. Rear of iMontgomery Lot 40 100, rooms, $1200.00 i Rear of Montgomery Lot 40 100, 6 rooms. $1500.00 Gas Furn ice. Franklin 40 120, 7 rooms, $1850.00. Fremont 66 172, 7 rooms, Mr.

and Mrs. Billings, of Sunbury, are visiting relatives in Wyoming. Misv Mary hickert ntertained at moqate more than 300 pupils, i At present school is being taught in the borough hose house and a vacant store room on Main street When the new building is finished the pupils Pa. cards last evening Pittston, Both 'Phones. Th meeting of the P.

D. G. Club, Sale pnee $18 50 $32 Dressing Table, Mini's F.ve Maple, Colonial design. Sale price $2100 $32 Highest grade Axminster Hug. (.12.

Sale pnee $2000 KASCHENBACH5 253 255 257 259 South Main Street, Wilkesbarre. which was to have been held last in both olaces wlil oe transfer red t. i the new school, together with "ight, will be held to night at the us us' meeting place. Mrs. MacXamara Is a business vis other children from the other overcrowded schools.

The location of the building will be of great convenience itor at New York. C. O. Messinger and sons, Chas $2150.00. Spring Mitten Property.

$3700. 50 110, 4 rooms $1850.00. Wyoming 50 200. 6 rooms $2500.00, Gas Gas Range. Luzerne 3 houses, rental $29, $2,850,000.

Luzerne a. double and single house, $29.00, $2700.00 Good 1 to the school children from the east and Kobert, ure tr guests of Mrs. Tol ern section of the bcrough, as it will he nearer to their homes. liver. Msg Jeanette Chapin spent yester Few Arrests Made 'ay with oorranceton friends.

That Duryea borough ia one of the Aliases and Janet 'Conley, of quietest and most orderly boroughs in New York city, who have been staying with friendshere returned to their the county is evidenced by. the report in 'me ioaay. The Ladies of the Home Missionary of Ex Burgess Freeman, snowing that during the year 1913 only twent' three arrests were made. The ma MERIT IS THE BASE society will meet at the "home of Airs, jority of the arrests werP for minor The Professor Says: ''For luncheon, dinner or bedtime Bar tels Pure Beer is the beverage par Reynolds, on Wyoming from two until five o'clock, Wednesday after charges. Main 30 175, Store and dwelling, $6500.00.

Montgomery 53 200, 6 rooms, modern, $3000.00. Damon 45 100, 7 rooms $1600 Excellent condition. Delaware 63 200. House, $5800.00 Rental $600 yearly. This is but a few of large number of properties listed with me.

If you want a nice home, a double house for investment or a vacant lot upon which to build. Please come in. FRANK. SHANNON. Agent, Miners Bank Building.

noon, Jan. 14th. The newly organized Society, "Pros nect will hold a business meeting this evening fo onvy an hour be ginning" at seven o'clock. All mem bers are requested to prompt The widA.nwake merchant uses the advertising columns of the. home paper for his business announcement.

THE LIGHT LOVELY LOAVES of bread made from Sunburst flour are the pride of the eareful housekeeper. She like.s to. see her family and visitors enjoy them. Rhe enjoys them her ielf. A sack of Sunburst flour makes poor baking almost impossible.

Order one today and your bread, akes, will be as food as anybody's, better than most people's. Michigan Car Owners. We have in stock all parts necessary LEGAL SSMHBBHi STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. for repairing Michigan Cars, having purchased the major portion of all the stocl: of the Michigan Co. We ara preparing a reduced price list and will furnish same on application, giving mode! of car and date of purchase.

To the Stockholders of the O'Boyle To Widen Bridge A committee of councilmsui will call on Superintendent Snea, of the Lehigh Valley Railroad, during the coming week, for the purpose ot discussing the matter of widening the overhead bridge in the lower end of the borough, where the Wilkesbarre Railway line passes under the Lehigh Valley. The narrow space between th high stone walls and the sharp bend in the road makes the driveway exceedingly dangerous for traffic. Councilman Freeman, who is a memher of the committee, took the matter up with Mr. Shea while he was serving as burgess. Councilman Freeman urged the Lehigh Valley official to make the improvement whilp the traction company was constructing tlvs new viaduct ovei the P.

L. W. tracks. Mr. Shea expressed himself as being In favor of the improvement if it would be a benefit to the traveling public, and Councilman Freeman is hopeful that the second conference with Air.

Shea will result in something definite being done. The committee will ask that the bridge be widened about fifteen feet. Foy Anthracite Coal Notice is hereby given that the an lial meeting of the stockholders of the PHILADELPHIA MACHINE WORKS, 67 Laurel Philadelphia. Pa. O'Boyle Foy Anthracite Coal will be held at the office of the company.

20 27 3 1 0 1 IT corner Tompkins and East streets, in the city of Pittston. on the 20th CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY. Trains leave Pittston week days for day of January, 19J4, at one o'clock p. the election of directors for the GET A SET OF DISHES Save Coupons fouul in every sack of Sunburst Flour. Full particulars printed dn coupon.

ORDER AT YOUR GROCER'S ensuing year and for the transaction of ARTISTIC FERN DISHES Wfc are ready atany moment to refill your fern dishes, or offer you a selection of the best plants for the purpose. New York, Philadelphia, Allentown, Bethlehem, Mauch Chunk, White Haven, Ashley, Wilkesbarre, (7.25, such other business as may properly come before the stockholders. JAMES F. O' BOYLE. a.

New York and Philadelphia only) 1.06 p. and (4.05 p. m. for 5jl2t Secretary. New York any 'Philadelphia only) Pittston Milling Pittston, Pa.

ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting of the stock Sundays 9.25 d. 2.24, 5.15 p. m. I For Tamaqua 1 and Pottsville week holders of The Hitchner Biscuit Company of West Pittston, for the days at 1.06 p.

Sundays 2.24 Auditors at Work. The borough auditors are making an audit of the accounts of the officers of the old council. The report election of Directors to serve for the or James Fowler Sons, Wyoming, Pa. ensuing year, and the transaction of will probably be ready for the next meeting of the borough fathers. It is such other business as may properly CARPENTER, Florist thought that the total indebtedness of the borough i Wilt tiot oe more than $6,000.

With such a small indebtedness. Have Your Work Done by COMPTOII DYE WORKS (Established over 35 years) NO. 17 NORTH MAIN STREET, Prompt Service. come neiore it, will be held at the office of the company Monday afternoon, January 19, 1914; between the hours two and three o'clock E. B.

GREGORY, Secy. 20, 27 10 17 the new council feels that necessary Store Gazette Bldg. Greenhouse Susq. Ave. Election Notice.

The annual meeting of the shareholders of the The First National INCOME TAX Burke, Railway and Steamship Tie ket Agent. Tickets to all parts of the West over the best routes. Baggage always checked through to destination. Agent for In man Line, North German Lloyd, Hamburg Lines, Anchor Line, French Line, Netherlands Line, Bed Star Line, American Line. Italian Line and Allan State Line.

Foreign Bank of Pittston, for the election of directors to serve for the ensuing year, will be held on Tuesday, January 13, 1914, at the banking improvements that have been contemplated for several years can be made without any great hardships to the taxpayers. In 1913 the millage was only. I mills for borough purposes, hut it will be necessary to increase millage during the coming year. There will also be a bond issue, the exact, amount of which has not yet been fixed. Two important and necessary improvements to be taken up first will bethe sewering of Main street and the IT IS HERE that you will find the MOST COMPLETE LINE OF Winter Necessities Our Underwear, Blanket and Dress Goods De a rain ana money oraers eoia.

very io Coupons Collected Without Disclosing Your Name at Place of Payment For those who we will collect Coupons free of charge, assist you in making proper form of affidavits, which we will forward direct to Washington, thus withholding your name from the debtor prpor atlon or any person or banks through whose hands the coupons would otherwise necessarily pass. This is In accordance with regulations of L. W. Depot Pitts rate, umce at v. ton Ha Vm nouse, rrom 11 to 12 A.

M. C. S. CRANE, Cashier. The annual meeting" of the stockholders of the Dime Bank of Pittston for the election of directors for the ensuing year be eld on Tuesday January 13th, 1914, at three o'clock in the afternoon, at office of the Bank, 29 South' Maur street, Pittston, T.

A. GIBBONS, tne u. o. tueparimeni io enaoie owners of bonds to keep such ownership private. Consult us freely on any matter pertaining to this complicated sub partments are now filled with such articles.

What Is Ttrrn.tTiror GLOBE WAREHOUSE jotu. no uuprens upun yon uuu mauet9 oi this kind entrusted to us are strictly confidential. BROOKS COMPANY, BAHIF r' 4y 'Mcmbcb Nwi York Stock ExcJtanceir 7 if. PlTTSTOir. tt 4 18 2J S9 4 11 'I tau'' v4: i v.

arid Wilkesbarre, Pa. 1 Koran.