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i A I'M" mi. mm mmm jji 1 CHRISTMAS PROGRAM it it it ft: Legal I Vs. ''A 130 110 107 107 18 18 4 4 16 16 14 14 18 16 SB 85 1 101. 18 14 10 ll ft 65 65 63 53 32 32 4 24 84 8 8 13 13 29 29 23 25 2 3 14 14 42 42 43 43 2 2 88 38 7 7 1 1 83 33 17 17 62 62 21 21 18 18 93 2" 2 12 12 12' 12 19 19 30 30 27 27 10 10 23' 23 16 16 11 11 2 2 37 37 22 22 8 8 1 1 15 15 16 16 19 19 23 25 2 2 27 27 6 6 17 17 6 6 20 20 6 7 12 12 If You Take Santa's Advice You'll Give Her EWE LRY Kelly Mtdlin Announce Rembrandt's Xmas Gift TO YOU! SPECIAL FOR XMAS Just Beceived Brand New Rembrandt's Nationally Advertised Floor Lamps For few days .75 Rembrandt's Nationally Advertised Reflectors For few Days $1 1 .75 Special And The Gift That Will Live Forever A Diamond Ring If it's going; to be a diamond, we would like to have you see our selection before Beautiful blue white stones that she'll adore and the prices are right! Other Gift Suggestions See this new shipment of beautirul'y decorated lamps just the thing you have been looking for. A large assortment of colors to choote from.

Be sure to see our display before buy ing. This pecial is for Hundreds of Other To Choose from at Kelly FOR HIM Diamond Ring Birthstone Ring Cigarette Case Leather Set Belt Set Cuff Links Cocktail Shaker mi rTrMfrtf WrniS FOR HER Wrist Watcb Pendant Ring 1 Compact Silverware Glassware China Pittston, Pa. PAUL "DAFFY" DEAN HAS TAKEN A WIFE Russellville, Dec. 21. AH dressed up, and a bride by his.

tide, Paul (Daffy) Dean, younger of the famous St. Louis baseball pitching brothers, was enroute to Florida for a honey moon today. He was married last night to Mist Dorothy Sandusky, 19, pretty brunette co ed, of Arkansas Polytechnic College, at her home here. The couple plan to join Jerome (Dizzy) Dean and his wife, at Gulf port, late today, and then proceed to their winter home at Braden ton, Fla. Phone 3160 3161 63 65 South Main Street Baby Refugee's You'll find hundreds of other gift ideas here to choose from.

Stop in tonight! OPEN EVENINGS .107 Amer. Oar F. 18 Am. For. Pow 44 Am.

Loco. 16 Am, Metal" 1414 Am. 8U. Fy. 16 Am.

Sugar 65 A T. ts T. 102 Am. Wat. Wkt.

14 11 6 65. S3 33 24 6 13 29 2 3 14 42 43 2 38 7 1 Anaconda a Armour, A. Armour, B. Atchison AU. Ctt.

Atl. Ref. Baldwin B. It O. Beth.

Steel Brlggs Mfg Calumet H. Canada Dry Cerro Ches. Ss ChL Mil St. P. Chrysler Colo.

Gat Com, South. Congo! Nairn 83V Cant. Oil Del. 17 Corn Prods. 62 Cruc.

Steel 21M D. W. 18 Dupoot 93 El P. is h. 2 Erie 13 Fox Film A.

12, 19 usit, at. Gen. Motors Glidden Goodrich Goodyear 30 27 10 23 Grt. pfd 16 Hudson 11 Hupp 2 toil. 38 IntL Nick.

22 Intl. T. T. 8 Kelly Spring. 1 Kelvlnator 16 Kenmecott 16 Lorillard 19 Mack Truck 25 Miami Cop 2 MODtg.

Ward 37 Murray Corp. 6 Nash 17 Natl. P. I 6 N. Y.

30 Ny. Nh. St 7 North Amer 12 North. Pac 19 19 19 Packard Paths 4 1 9 23 14 46 6 6 2 50 29 3 39 17 13 4 29 41 83 32 3 4 1 9 4 1 Patlno Mines Penna. RR.

9 23 23 Phil. Peter 14 14 46 46 6 8 4 6 3 2 Pullman Pure Oil Radio Reo Rey. B. Royal Dutch Schulte Sears Roeb. South.

Pac. South. Ry Stan. Gat Se EL Stan. Oil Cal.

Stan. Oil N.J Tide pfd. Timken Trt Con. 49 49 29 29 3 3 38 38 17 17 15 15 3 4 39 29 41 41 83 83 33 32 3 3 Union Ptc. 106 106 106 2 2 11 12 42 42 16 16 36 36 1 1 4 4 24 24 52 sr 6 6 1 1 United Corp.

2 u. o. 12 U. S. Ind.

Ale. 42 U. 8. Rubber 16 U. S.

Steel 36 Wabash 1 Warner Bros. 4 West. Airbrake 24 Woolworth 52 N. Y. CURB Elec.

Bond Share 7 Pennroad Corp. 1 DONALD WILLIAMS GETS For hit participation in freshman football during the season just brought to a close an award of school insignia was made by Reynolds Bacon graduate manager of athletics at Columbia University, New York City, to Donald La'oy Williams, of 177 South Main street, Avoca. Williams it one of 34 cub gridiron players to receive the numerals the largest group to be so rewarded by athletic officials of the Lions In years. WAILING OF QUINTS HEARD ON THE RADIO Callander, Dec. 21.

The Di onne quintuplets made their voices heard through out Canada ted the United States last night. Phonograph records had been made of their goo goot and their warnings and these were played over before microphones for the edification of radio listeners. Central Meat Market 41 S. Main Pittston Phone 2619 Fret Delivery Xmas Specials FRESH DRESSED f0 TUBKEYS lb ZoC 8 to It lb avge. STEWING CHICKENS ib22c 4 to 5 lb avge.

STEWING CHICKENS IblOC Avge. 3 lbs FRESH KILLED tTA GEESE lbZUC FRESH KILLED DUCKS 20c lb LEGS OF GENUINE Spring Lamb lb loC PRIME CHUCK BOAST 12ic Whole Cat Free Delivery AT OARFntLp SCHOOL An excellent program was presented by the pupils of me Oarfieid School yesterday morning. The fol lowing numbers were given with great abiUty; Grade One Carols. recitation, "Kitty's Pres ent," boys. Anthem, "Christmas Joy," Rita Bellas, Joan Kalafut and Alice Yucas.

Recitation, "Christmas is Coming," Joseph Kucauukl. Chorus, "What Santa Claus Brought Me." Recttatton," "A Christmas Matilda Dougas. AcUoa song, "Tracks the Orade Otoe. Recitation, "Concerning Alice Shedlock. Action chorus, "Jack Frost" Recitation, "Christmas Orade One.

Playlet, "How the Children Helped Santa Cast: Santa. Claus, Joseph Bowman; first, helper, Clare Murphy; second helper, Charlotte Fedor; third helper, Daniel Gorman; boys' chorus, "Singing Of Winter'; fourth helper, Ruth Croeaman; chorus, "We're Waiting now for Santa, Anthem. "Come All Ye Faithful; Grade Two Recitation, "Jest Fore Christmas," Harold Collier. Recitation, Naomi Ktlly. Sola, Claus it Coming to Town," Berates Pesoune.

Recitation, "Who For," Arthur Knopp; Carol, "Our Message," Third Grades. Irene Kasperords. Carol, "Glad Christmas Time," Fourth Grade. Recitation, "Santa's Little Son," Joseph" Shedlock. Concert recitation The Yule' Logs Fourth Grade Boys.

Solo, "See the Dear Babe Gathering Harris. Recitation, 'Christmas Surprise," Marie Kalaf ut. Duet, "Welcome the' Savior from Heaven Betty Miller and Ruth Rasavy. Recitation, "Signs of Christmas," Calvin Butler. "Nine Christinas Wishes," Girls of Fourth Grade.

Chorus, "Christmas Fairies Recitation, "Christmas James Bellas. Anthem; "Guided by the Star ilght," School. "A Christmas Carol," Michael Shedlock. Carol, "silent Night," School. Joseph WUtlk, aged 45 years, of 208 New street, employed at Babylon Shaft of the Kehoe Berge Coal Company, received treatment at Pittston Hospital this morning at three o'clock for an Injury to his: right eye, incurred when struck by piece of coal.

He was' discharged after treat ment. The marriage of Miss Martha Faderski, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Stanley, FaderjkV of Upper Piitston, and Dr, Edward Mazalewsk, of Old Forge, will take place in Holy Rosary Church on Wednesday morning, Dec. 26th.

WYOMING MRS. ELIZABETH SOMERS CLAIMED BY DEATH Mrs. Elizabeth Somers, widow of Henry A. Somers, aged 86 years, a resident of Miner's Mills for 69 years, died last night at six o'clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William J.

Roberts, 45 West Fourth street, following a year's illness. She was a member' of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Surviving are the following chil dren: Mrs. Edwin R. Roberts, of Kingston; Mrs William J.

Roberts, of Wyoming; Raymond Somen, of Forty Fort; two sisters, Mrs. Lamen H. Thompson, of Clarksburg, W. and Mrs. Sarah E.

Prater, of Forty Fort; and a brother, Thomas Brew, of Plains. The funeral will be held Monday morning at 10:30 o'clsck. Services will be conducted by Rev. Leon K. Willman, pastor of the First M.

E. Church, WUkesbarre. Interment will be to Mt. Greenwood cemetery. CHRISTMAS SERVICE AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH A Christmas program will be pre sented in the Wyoming Presbyterian Church Sunday evening at 7:30 clock under the direction of Charles Seward Button.

The program fol lows: Prelude; hymn; Scripture reading; hymn; prayer; "Silent Night," young ladles' choir: "Hear The Angers' Seng," mixed quartette; carols, string ensemble; "Bright Stars of Hope," Mrs Harry Rhoadea and Mrs. Ray Snyder; carols, string ensemble; "No Room," male chorus; "The Angel's Song," young ladles' choir; "The Bethlehem Song," mixed quartette; "Luther's Cradle Hymn," young 'ladies', choir; hymn; benediction; portlude. Members of the musical groups follow: Young ladles' choir Jane Davjea, Lillian Lahr, Margaret Lar mouth, Doris Lamoreaux, Cora Evans, Folsome Gruver, Nancy Danes, Elisabeth Larmouth and Avnabelle Evans. Mixed quartette Mrs. Harry Rhoades, Mrs.

Ray Snyder, Fred Gilbert and John Davies. String ensemble Thomas Duffy, George Davidson, Gerard Dwor ski and Joseph Marshall. Male chorus Paul Gross, Thomas Jenkins, Fred Gilbert, Wlllard Evans, Gordon Evans, William Guilford, Ray Snyder, Robert NyhamW Maxwell Daman, David 1 Price and John Danes. At the morning service, Fred Gilbert will stag "The Path of Love," and a trio composed of Mrs. Harry Rhoades, Paul Groat and John Dav les will sing "Glorify Him." Franklin Qiberson, of Shoemaker avenue, West Wyoming, narrowly escaped serious Injury yesterday attar noon when a coal truck which be was driving overturned as hs drove 60RTB OF ADVERTISINa such Wants.

To Let For Sale. ound. Miscellaneous, Aanounot tomr or any desired JSSWtoa These ertUnei)' uns tt nald In advance and can rjTbV charged for billing and OU0U0tL tcrtiatug ordered tor uregiuar Insertions taket tM on urns, rata Mo ad taken (or tact than a basis it foot lines. Count flvt average Tordt to tba Una. An average 'vera pctriff us letter.

eM cohunna daUy crtng our readers law close touch with a very wide rang opportunities both In buy ing and wiling. tjacrtben wno nave land or any UjiM elM to exchange or ten can nap rapid and big resulti by meant oOf these classified eolumna ADVERTISING V'. RATES: 4 Oafly rata per le tot eontecutlta cash 3m Uk tbifc 1 time J8 Xoa Uka this timet .01 VM uka this timet .06 yp Hke tbit 1 time JM Lype like 1 time .20 fjvpe like this. .1 time .20 Vxneet ratet apply to classified ad IfcWtlsements only Legal notice 16 ywi per une Used Cars V.kt; 101 Essex Coach .1175 Vifawaje Bupmobile Sedan $195 issa Ford Snort Coupe $135 So rUmr PotlM $385 um $165 jilM Dim. rnach $365 3vlM Packard Sedan Chrysler Sport Coupe J3a.aa iz li Pink TTn vt Asa vatA 8.

with 3 ton coal i a. $445 HtBSi rheT. It4 ton Express Ml 1925 White Express Truck L. a your cw rWinter. yon are golne; to fc h.

K. MW MM ill the tor. WHY NOT TRADE NOW? uri' aha ism the cost of 4'm. atmn fnr th winter. Well yon NOW part to cash and rest mm ay uwwn 'i ear (or the Spring.

For Bent Modern 8 rm. house, hardwood whm with CATAM $38. 217 Ave. W. N.

Thompson, Room 12 over Woolworths ThwJUSat. SSeautifuny furnished modem home, floors, frlgWatoe, etc. W. it Thornpeon, Room 13 Oaeh Block. Star Rent 3 room apartment, im Movements.

Also garage. Inquire at t78 Elisabeth City. D2M2 For Sale J'or Sale Young canaries $2.50. nuaracteed singers, $3.95, $5.00, Amico's 18 E. Market St.

JX D18t6 Sale Roasting chickens, live eight 18c dressed 23c lb. Also eggs. Cell 1288. or 181 Rock j1t. Hughestowin.

D20t3 fk female Help Wantea i Wanted Girl for geneal house iKat. Call Harding 15 3, between hours of 5:30 and 7 M. D20t3 Miscellaneous fri David Brandenburg. 228 Philadel West Pittston, Wall paper 'leooratcr and painter. Se new patterns.

Phone 1552 R. the Classified Department of GazetU for Quick Results. VVHOswFIRSTp i By Joseph Nathan Kane Author of "Famous First Facts" Wbo was the first woman jus tie of a. state supreme court? What was the first college 4fly? iVfbo first made the rubber tipped pencil? TO WOZLO AUf MADE QABAT TAjAJAPBli as; ian. iiswer to Previous Questions r.3.

WILLIS was ordained a minister ot the Universalist urch at Malone, N. in 1863. V. loan to Britain was 0,000,000 at'3 per centTbe ray machine was exhibited at Dime Museum in Rochester. i fr Iffe FifigrubMftU MlMlgTCtt I aerfl Ma wr wr ssfv Estate of Louli N.

Jacobs, Deceated, No. 1380 of 1934. Letters of artmixilstratlon o. t. a.

on the above estate have been granted to the undersigned. All persons indebted to therMitestate are re quested to make paymeot, and those having claims to present 1 the tame without delay to ICAROTJKIUTS JACOBS. Administrator c. t. a.

963 Exeter Exeter, or to PRANK PINOLA, Attorney. AVOCA JOSEPH A. MITCHELL 3M Grove Street Phone 691 Xmas Trees FORMER WOODLAWN ELDO. BILL HOLLISTER MRS. ELLEN STUDDERS LAID AT REST TODAY The funeral of Mrs.

Ellen Studders was held this morning at nine o'clock from the, home, 515 Orove street. Rev Henry P. Burke was celebrant of a mast of requiem at 9:30 in St. Mary's R. C.

Church. Joseph Tighe tang "Jesus I Come," "Ava Maria' and "Nearer Mv God tn The." Mi Elizabeth Murphy presided at the church organ. Pallbearers were Chief of Police Joseph Kearney, Michael Clifford, Gerald Clifford, Francis aod John Lunpman and Peter Studders, all nephews. Interment was in the church cemetery. Avoca Hose Company was called yesterday afternoon to the home of Michael Kolodey, of South street.

A defective chimney caused a fire in the attic. Mrs. Peter Gilroy, of Grove street, le ill at her home. Miss Doris Hastie, a student at Perm State College, is home to spend the Christmas holidays. The funeral of Thomas Nealls will be held tomorrow morning at 9:30 o'clock: from the home, 1212 North Main street.

A solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated at, 10 o'clock in St. Mary's R. C. Church. Interment will be in the parish cemetery.

The Avoca public schools closed today and the Parochial schools closed yesterday for the Christmas recess. Hughestown CHRISTMAS PROGRAM IN BOROUGH' SCHOOLS TODAY The following Christmas program was presented la the borough schools this afternoon: Processional, "Deck the Hall," orchestra. "The First Noel," Remarks, "The Spirit of Christmas," Gail B. Young. Christmas Seal Plea, Eleanor Kramer.

Scripture reading, Doris Schmaltz, followed by mixed double quertett. Song, "While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks," school. Recitation, "Christmas Everywhere," Caroline Goetsch. Female chorus, "Adeste Fideles," Junior and Sophomore girls. Recitation (musical), "I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day," Anna Flaherty.

Song, "Diadem," school. Recessional, "March," orchestra. UST REMIND YOU! Get Your Candy at Borr Casey's Prescription Drug Store 23 N. Main Phone 472 DELICIOUS WHITMAN'S GALE'S GOBOLIN CANDIES in beautiful BOXES 25c 50c and up per box Borr Casey's E. S.

WICECS Christmas omy. Beautiful Lamps Real Low Prices Mullin Pittston Bottle Is Musing trtve 5 North Main Street on a lawn to avoid hitting a small girl who was crossing the street. The truck, owned by A. H. Sweitzer, 01 West Wyoming, was 'badly damaged.

Miss Betty Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Williams, of Breese street, has been awarded first' prize in the short story contest sponsored by the Quill Driver, an honorary literary society at Ran dolph Macon College, where 6he is a student. She is a graduate of Wyoming High school, class of 1931.

FIRE IN SHAMOKIN Shamokln, Dec. 21. Fire threatened the Raker building in fie heart of Shamokln's business district before firemen brought the blaze un der control. Ten persons were res cued from smoke filled apartments above the first floor business estab lishment by firemen wearing gas masks. Damage was slight.

BARNES This scene at a Hungarian refugee station might have been painted by Rembrandt. It portrays the plight of unfortunate peasants who were driven from Yugo in reprisal for the assassination of King Alexander. Baby's bottles left behind in the mad Hight to escape Slavic fury, the youngster has to take bis milk from a beer stein al tnnat Mm tm 127 South Main Street SPECIAL FOR CHRISTMAS Turkeys Ducks Chickens LEG OF Spring Lamb n23c sm (Sihtx ORDER A CASE OF TENDER BONELESS ROLLED uLENNONS A. Very Merry. Xmas to You, One a vunw POT ROAST ib 18c Stewing CMclcensead65c iH lb average.

Singed Cot sp ready for the pot jg and All PorkandBeef Ground lb 18? I Excellent for Meat Loaf 2 lbs 35c, 3 lbs 50c We Appreciate the Praise and Patronage of Good Old Glennon's Beer During the Present Year and Promise to Maintain the High Quality in 1935 which Won Its Immense Popularity A COMPLETE ASSORTllfcNT OP FINE VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.