Pittston Gazette from Pittston, Pennsylvania • Page 6

TWO BATHERS DKOWSf Pittsburgh, Juno; 4. bathers were drown', in the Allegheny River over William F. Sweeney, aged 16, met death. when his skiff overturned near Breckrldge. George Kipper, aged 25, sank isn his way back to Twelvo Milo Island after having made the distance once.

Warren Stone, of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers' National Bank, of Cleveland and New York. This subject, with co operative Insurance 1 has been referred to special committees to work in conjunction with the national board of directors on plans to 4 RED BIRD AmencalsrRrstlEovv, Priced Ehglisfiilype Car Vs." before' the convention by President Peter JT. Brady, ot the Federation Bnk. ot New York, and President 750 imiiiiiiiin 11 i.inn.KniijBMWiwuiiimiiiuW ABUSE i I 1 mi M. J.

O'TOOLE M. E. COMERFORD Scranton men took a prominent part put both in operation with the theater owners as soon as pos A larger, more powerful engine. A much longer wheelbase, a roomier body, and the fleet lines of a revenue cutter. Glistening nickeled radiator, head lamp rims, windshield stanchions, scuff plates, door handles and back curtain frame.

First quality Fisk cord tires. A windshield wiper, bumpers both front and rear everything! Examine the new Overland Red Bird in our show room. Here is a new and brilliant American achievement in economical motoring the big new. Overland Red Bird. A new delight to the eye! Anew thrill to drive! A joy to ride in! A revelation in economy! Reflecting unmistakably the vast experience and resourcefulness of the great Willys Overland organization.

A creation in rich, gleaming Man dalay Maroon, topped in khaki. in the recent national convention of sible. Motion Picture Theatre owners of Claude Wesley, manager of the America, held in Chicago. The presidency of the national organization was Roman theatre, represented the inter est of the local theatre at the convene tion. Show Your Colors By patronizing a home institution.

If There is hardly a worn ont Ford in this county that lias received half the abuse that the average tendered to M. E. Comerford. of Scranton, head of the Comerford circuit of theaters in Northeastern Pennsylvania, including those in this city, but ho declined this high honor, on account of the fact that it would take too much time from his work of handling his private business. M.

J. O'Toole. of Scranton, was reelected chairman of the national public service committer of the organization. The work of this 'committee is to extend the service work our Gas and Oil is not better tnan elsewhere don't call again. Motorin Garage.

Set At WVlysrOixtland Advertisement ta At Saturday Ertning Pott DANIEL GIRVAX DEAD jdaniel Girvan. aged 38 years, a for mer resident of Plains, in resent years a resident of 424, North Washington of the theatre screen into all divisions of national, state and community person gives Ills stomach. It is net only misused by improper eating, but if somethng goes wrong with the heart, liver, kidneys, lungs, etc, drugs of various kinds and quantities are put into the innocent stomach, and it has to suffer. Let Explain How. street, Wilkesbarre, passed ajvay yes terday following an niness oi coin activities and under Mr.

O'Toole's direction this has been accomplished plicatibns. He is survived by the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. Margaret Muncie, of Taylor; Mrs. William to a great extent. He has established co operating relations with different divisions of the national government and through his efforts the depart ments of agriculture, commerce, post office, labor and interior were repre Yunger, of Moosic; Mrs.

Walker, Mrs. Alex Ferguson, of Olphant, and Miss Mary Girvan; James, of Taylor; Thomas of Wyoming; David, of Dickson City; of Wilkesbarre, and Robert, of Carbondale. The funeral will be held from 424 tactic Chirop sented at the Chicago convention and closer associations with the theater owners for helpful screen service North Washington street, Wilkesbarre, ustments Adj on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock and will be private. Interment in Pittston Cemetery. The Comerford circuit delegation to the convention included Mr.

Comerford and Mr. O'Toole. comprised the fol remove the cause of disease with lowing additional members: William out the uso of drugs. H. Cadoret, Vincent Brennan, William Consultation and Analysis FREE.

DONNELLY The Undertaker 5 Ryan, George Morris, Art Luce. J. Cadoret, and Emory Shaffer, of Scranton; District Attorney Arthur James Is Now Located in his Newly Bring All Your Health Troubles To Dr. Milkman and Fred Herman, of Wilkesbarre; Finished Building Claud Wesley, of Pittston; Julius Other Overland Model: Touring $525 Sedan 860 Coupe 795 Roadster. 525 All friett t.

Toledo We reserve the right to change prices and speciftcatiau without notice. Freeman, of Forest City; Jesse Blan Cor Tompkins and Dock Sts. MANHATTAN GARAGE T. R. SMITH, Propr.

169 North Maiu Pittston, Pa. KEARNEY BROS. 39 NORTH MAIN STREET Pittston, Pa. chard, of Sunbury, and W. L.

Woodin, Phone 1383. CHIROPRACTOR Office 201 New rose Building of Towanda. Mr. Ryan was named as a member for. So.

Main and Spring Streets, DEATH OF CAPTA1X HIXES of the committee on co operative Phone 188G J. banking. This subject was discussed DRIVE AN OVERLAND AND REALIZE THE DIFFERENCE Captain Samuel S. Hines, for many years a leading mine manager in Northeastern Pennsylvania, died yesterday, at his home in Scranton. He was born in Washington in 1843 and served in the Union Army during the TOO PRONE TO EXAGGERATE BABY CARRIAGES RE TIRED Allan W.

Smiles Claney aged two years, was thrown through a window of the car and was instantly killed. Many Figures of Speech Employed in Ordinary Conversation Are Ridiculous When Analyzed. 114 North Main St. Pittston All Kinds of Appliances For the Correction of Foot Troubles. Dr.

Scholl's and Levitt's Appliances Used. Graduate Practopedist at Your Service. EVANS Shoe Department. AUTO FATALITIES IN PENNSYLVANIA Huntingdon, June 4. When an automobile crashed into a horse and carriage on the William Penn Highway near Mount Union, Mildred Mc Elwain, aged 17, and James W.

Snyder, aged 44 years, were killed. Fred Madigan and Hcrmeie Price were seriously injured. Johnstown, June 4. When an automobile got beyond control near Cresson Sunday afternoon, James Civil War. In 1873 he went to Scranton and served as general manager of the Hillside Coal and Iron Company until the 'operations of the Hillside Company and Pennsylvania Coal Company were combined.

Since then he had been real estate agent for the Throop estate, of Scranton. He was for years a vestryman of St. Luke's Episcopal Church. WINDOW SHADES MADE TO ORDER. Wc Make Them to Fit Any Window.

HORACE ROGERS PITTSTON FIRE ALARM SIGNALS 14 Union and Thistle Streets. 17 Junction. 18 Maloncy's Store. 23 Parsonage street. 26 Main and Curtis streets.

27 Main and Lambert streets. 34 Carroll nnd Radellffe streets. 85 Searle street. 3o Mill and Ewcn streets. 41 William and Defoe streets.

42 Broad and Fulton streets. 43 Main and Butler streets. 45 Main and Water streets. 52 Market and O'Connor streets. 56 Main and Market streets.

61 Oregon Heights. 62 Main and Railroad streets. 63 Main and Swallow streets. 64 Vlnevand Frothlngham streets. 65 Oak and Elizabeth streets.

67 Plank and Tompkins streets. FIRE ALARM BOXES IN WEST PITTSTON 71 and Wyoming Ave. (Jones Corners). ,72 Delaware Ave. and Fourth St.

(Coleman Corners). 73 Parke St', and Luzerne Ave (Morrow Corners) 74 Montgomery Ave. and Fremont St. 75 Exeter Ave. and Ann St.

76 Warren and Lacoe Sts. 82 Delaware Ave. and K.L.B. Mill. 83 Luzerne Ave.

and Solent St. (Mogavcro Corners). 84 York Ave. and Washington St. 83 Boston and Wyoming Avcs.

(Franklin Corners). 6 5 5 5 Hose house call. Kraft's Compound your Prescriptions with Pure Drugs. DONNELLY The Undertaker Is Now Located in his Newly Finished Building A REAL USEFUL ARTICLE Cor Tompkins and Dock Sts. Phone 1383.

WITH SCISSORS A judge in the courts the otBer day objected to a witness who was prone to use exaggeration and employ figures of speech. The judge remarked that It was absurd to say that "the accused waa beside himself with rage" and that "he flew at the other man." Ho wasn't two people and be hadn't got wings. When you come to think of it it is absurd. We wallop our children for saying that there are hundreds of dogs in the garden, but then they hear us' say that we are "driven to death" with work, or that somebody has "set the ocean on fire." Equally untrue is it when we say that a steak is as "tough as leather," the coffee "as cold as ice," or that the cake is "as heavy as lead." One result of this sort of thing is seen when the child asks his sister's young man If he has any prizes for running, because the child has heard that he's always "running after" Slssie. The fact is that we are ever looking for something out of the ordinary.

When hailstones fell during June, they were in a few cases the size of eggs but everybody told everybody else that all of them were as big as footballs. It's time that we went back to simple description. No day is ever so hot as to be "baking," or we should all be dead. No man drinks "like a fish." Fishes, anyway, don't drink a lot They see so much water that they're probably sick of It 'And no soprano sings "like a nightingale. Buffalo Express.

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