Pittston Gazette from Pittston, Pennsylvania • Page 7

1 Mirfeetseii WEST SillE If 'v, 4 '( American Art NEWSNOTES DRY GOODS BOSTON STORE 0WLER THE PittstoiVs Fastest Growing: Department Vf I These values are even more remarkable than al any oth er time. Merchandise is scarcer than in years. Prosperity which has swept the country has made western merchants buy Then too the war demands has eaten, up fabrics and made prices soar. A of I'ittston today plenty Linen Bureau Linen nireau bean Plain though neatly finished. 25c grades at 17.

But. even with these conditions, we offer to the peopk chandise at the "old" or "lower than the old" prices. Sale of Gloves Cape tiloves for women. Also washable liloves. sizes.

Different styles Regular grades a I $uo Glove Values $1.25 Drawn Work Squares 98c Anniversary A Bargain Black and white kid gloves, two clasp Imported. All sizes. Reg 1 a S1.25. OlC For All Are Good As An Values Msw Example Of This Anniversary Sale Wonderful Despite The Market Condition We Offer These Drawn Work Squares. $1.25 grade at (8c.

Year WL Staple Wash Fabrics are higher iu price today than they have been in many years. War demands and the German embargo on dyes is just beginning IfTV' ut 'rearc new that Is entirely neW and exclusive. Our entire, stock te different to wbat yon find In' other jewelry stores in Pfttston. I liave also learned something about a wntcli, in S5 years at the bench. This ex.

perience Is sorely worth something to you. A customer once a custo mer always. W.F.Stalcy The Water St. Jeweler Tha Lnlen Season is Ilere. So are our Supplies Salmon ioc, 15c.

18t 25c Sardines. In 5c, 124c and 15c Sardines, in mustard 5c and 10c Soused Mackerel. and 20c Kippered Herring 25c Tuna Fish i.v Shrimp 13c Lobster 25c Codfish, shredded 10c Codfish. 1 lb. cakes 18c Home Cured Bloaters, each flc Salt Mackerel, each 124e Tiny Norway Mackerel, in cans 20c S.

J. Howell Bell Phone 768 423 Luz. Ave. Victor Records LATEST NUMBERS AT Snowdon Wicks lU 14 N. Main Street.

tntiJTmrtTTTTrTTTTTT The Best In MEAT, BUTTER, EGGS and CANNED GOODS at RASPER'S MARKET 400 Exeter Street. Both Phono's. Spring Wall Papers IN ENDLESS VARIETY AND COLORS 1 BED ROOM EFFECTS IN BLACK, YELLOW AND BLUE. Tiffany Blends Tapestries Silk Tecos Chambras Imported and Domestic Grass Cloths Full Line of Decorations Burlaps, Sanitas, Sanitile and Lincrusta. Walter S.

Barritt Armory Block, 01 N. Main St When You Are Looking For a Good Assortment and Prompt Service Wall Paper, PainU, Window Shadei and Window Glass SEE Walter T. Spry y' 48: Luzerne Avenue. II the Is 1 Victor Victrola eieNee4i CO. Store in the wholesale markets up everything' in sight.

of wanted and desirable mer Scarfs Reduced Linen Squares. Plain neat styles. 5GV grade. Anniversary Special 29c Neatly made. Pleasing designs.

FANCY POPLINS Plain and Fancy Poplins. 27 inches wide. All good 25c values 1Qf for, a yard. Im Fine Madras Fine Shirting Madras. Beautiful stripes and other patterns.

Regularly 4 Qa 25c. 'V be presented: "America," audience; vocal solo. Miss Reba Jones: solo, A. Cooper: address. William G.

Johnson, president of the Bible Claoa: quartette; solo. Bert Lees. A large audience is desired. Tlicious fancy pastry at Hatter's. THE LEHIGH VALLEY IS Rebuilding a portion of its main line tracks Just west of Penn Haven Junction and is putting down new rails and ties.

Read the Gazette ana Keen Posted. KEEP LOORTriG YOUNG It's Easy If You Know Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets The. secret of keeping young Is to. feel young to do this you must watch your liver and bowels there's no need of having a sallow complexion dark rings under your eyes pimples a Ml llous look in your face dull eyes with no sparkle.

Tour doctor will tell you ninety per cent ofll sickness comes from Inactive bowel and liver. Dr. Edwards, a well known physician In Ohio, perfected a vegetable mixed with olive oil to act on the liver aM bowels, which ho gave to his patients for years. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel, are gentle in their action, yet always effective.

3 They bring about that exuberance of spirit, that natural buoyancy which should be enjoyed by everyone, by toning Up tu Uver and clearing the system of impnritlee. tTm Win knnar TM MmiWMta. flrv. lets by tbetr olive oolor. lo and sfo pw Spring Wash Goods at last i i t.ft.

BEFORE YOtr EAT ANY BREAKFAST Waedi PoImjii From System Eadh Morniiif; and Feel Freeh A a Daisy' Evcr day yc clean the house you live in to get rid of the dust and dirt which collected through the previous Your bod) the house your soul. lives in, also becomes filled up each twenty four hours with all manner of filth and poison. If only every man and woman could realize the wonders of drinking phos phated hot water, what a gratifying: change would take place. Instead of the thousands of sick anaemic iooKing men, women and girls with pasty or muddy com ple.xlons; instead of the multitudes of "nerve wrecks," "rundowns," "brain fags" and pessimists we should see a yiiile, optimistic throng of rosy cneeked people everywhere. Everyone, whether sick or well, should drink each, mlorning before breakfast, a glass of real hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phos phate in it to wash from the atom ach, liver, kindneys and ten yards of bowels the previous day's Indigestl ble waste, sour fermentations and poison, tfhus cleansing', sweetening freshening the entire alimentary can al before putting more food into the stomach.

Those subject to sick headache. biliousness, nasty breath, rheuma tisni. colds: and' particularlv thos 3 who have a pallid, sallow complexion and who are constipated very often are urged to obtain a quarter pound of limestone phosphate at the drug store which will cost but a trifle but is sufficient to demonstrate the quick and remarkablo change in both health and appearance awaiting those who practice internal lion. We must remember that insme cleanliness is more important than outside, because the skin does not absorb impurities to contaminate the blood, while the pores in the thirty feet of bowols do. ng of the High school Alumni As sociation at the high school tomor row evening, at 7:30.

Business of unusual importance is to be consid ered an it is hoped that all members will attend. The Congregational basketball team will play a team from Kdwards ville in the Baptist court this even ng. The Edwardsville live is said be a fast one and the Congreg.i tionaHsts will have to travel at top peed all the way to score a win. An important meeting of the Civil War Veterans' "Association will be held on Tuesday evening, March 14. an tho office of Comrade James R.

Khret, Luzerne aveinue, to disouss the question of the proper observance of Memorial Day. Members or representatives or the Sons of Veterans. Spanish War Veterans and other patriotic organizations are invited to attend the meeting and offer suggestions. Tbe Courtright Auto Company has received a new Atlas motor bus. Roy M.

Stroh. of the Stroh Auto Company, went to York. last week and drove the machine to West Pitts ton. It was used for the first time on Ihe Luzerne avenue route yesterday. Mr.

Mary I' arnhart. of York ave yesterday received ft telegram from her aon. Winfield Barnhart, of the 13th X'. Cavalry, who is on duty along the Mexican border. Tho telegram was sent from Colum'ms, N'ew Mexico, the scene of the latest Mexican depredation and stated that Mt.

Bompurt was there and safe. He had been across the border the day after the Mexican Vlilistas made their raid upon Columbus nlul was expecting orders r.t any time to again advance with bis regiment. Brief and impressive services were by Rev. W. S.

Barnes, at the home of B. Cooper yesterday afternoon, over the remains of his daughter, Mrs. Archibald ac TXugail, who died suddenly eorly Wednesday nurning. The presence or many sorrcwing menus lesimcu to Ihe loving regard in which she was held. Interment was in llollenback cemetery.

Wilikesbarre and was private. The pall bearers were: Gordon Mason J. 21. Blackman, J. C.

Hughes. v. A. Klllthorpe, K. H.

Hughes and W. L. MacMillan. A meeting of the representatives of ijf West Pittston and Wyoming Sunday schools will be held in the near future to talk over plans for the forming of a West Side baseball league, to be composed of teams from West Pittston and Wyoming only. Tho Sunday schools that have not yet decided whether or not they will have teaivis this season, are requested to get together within the next week and take some definite action.

West Pittston will have a first class baseball diamond year if the plans of council and the park commission materialize. At Bucknell University, this evening, the annual violin recital will be given, and the event is of interest to West Pittston people by reason of tho fact that, the head of the violin department at Bucknell is Miss Charlotte Armstrong, daughter of John R. Armstrong, a venerable resident of Philadelphia avenue, who. in his prime, was a very successful diwetor of music, having had charge for many vears of various church choirs in the Plttstons. Miss Armstrong has devot ed her life to music, and for a number of years has been a member of tho faculty at Bucknell, where she has achieved much success.

The programme witicu she has prepared for this evening's recital comprises the compositions of the great masters Mendelssohn, Dancla. I Borowski, Schuber, Weber, Berlot, Papini, d'Ambrosia, Kreisler and Cherubini. Several of the numbers will be played by the Fnsemble Class, which is compiled entirely of college young men and women. Mr. Armstrong takes pardonable pride in his daughter's successful musical career, and when she was home on a visit recently, presented her with his much prized ebony and gold baton, which he used in his choir work for many years, and which she will use this evening to direct her orchestra at the Buck r.cll recital.

COLDS QUICKLY RELIEVED Many people cough and cough from the beginning of Fall right through to Spring. Others get cold after eold. Take Dr. King's New Discovery and you will get almost immediate relief. It checks your cold.

Stops the racking, rasping, tissue tearing cough, neais tne inflammation, soothes the raw tubes. Easy to take. Antiseptic and Healing. Get a SOo bottle of Dr. King' New Discovery today.

"It is certainly a great niedlcine and I keep acbottltof' it conturaallr. oa i Money At lfiA a We strongly advise you to anticipate your needs for Spring and Summer Wash Goods. Buy your materials NOW while the sale is at its present completeness and our present prices prevail. Many of the best values arc not advertised. Staple Apron Gingham Standard Apron Ginghams.

Staple blue and light checks. Guaranteed fast colors. 27 inches wide. 7j4c. Latest Doings in Public Af fairs, Social Activities and General Matters of the Garden Village.

ES FOR RAISING NEEDED FUNDS I lie Mvic Hub is makinir a novel effort to raise funds for its Kindergarten now held in the back room of tho fnme build ins belonging to the rsapus nurcn on I arke street. A ir.ilf in! a hulf of pennies is to be raised; paper strips totalling the nulo units of a foot are now on nund ami going out to workers who will them filled with coppers. iii.Mccn cents, laid edge to edge, measure in. twelve inches, and the paste loi.nl manufactured to hold pennies in position are quite a ciTinsity to most local contributors to irood causes. The Mile of Pennies device been usl in Wilkesbarre this winter, but Is now here.

Anyone, no matter how busy or how strait tnl f'r funds ordinarily, can man i ge io fill the sixteen circles of a fot stiip iu a week or two. Penny collections are frowned upon sen i but the supposedly despised rein is coming into its ancient dignity in this new undertaking. Poor 1 Menard's maxims, as to taking caw if I be pennies are not usually advertised, when a committee appeals to th. public in a money raising cam puign. Only tco often such committees talk in terms of ten dollar bills twenty dollar checks.

The Kindergarten, perhaps because it i eives vei small people and a good of them, is beginning its can en the Poor level. Anybody can fill a foot strip with pennies. Take five strips, or ten atripi. and see how many unsuspected pennicR your friends are carrying si. Miiml with them.

When a strip is sin wii you by somebody else, fill it up will; a few coppers that your own purse will never miss. For supplies, telephone Mrs. W. IX Howarth, chair nan of the committer in charge. BREVITIES Mrs.

Herman Dershem is ill at her home on Luzerne avenue. A baby boy has been born to Mr. and Airs. William LaBarre, of Montgomery street. The Chautauqua Circle will meet this evening with Mrs.

George Kob inson, 308 Spring street. Robert Holmes has returned from Miami, Florida, where he has been spending the past few weeks with relatives. The regular monlaly meeting of the hose company will be held tomorrow evening. Ml members are urged to attend. Oi of the of her i Miss Josephine Pugh, of Wilkesbarre.

will not be able to visit West i ittstou this week. Inasmuch Circle, King's Daughters. meet with Mrs. C. (I.

LewiJ. lOf. Luzerne avenue, tomorrow after moil at 2:30 o'clock. The Neighborhood Bible Class wh'cb meets in the Presbyterian Sunday school will not meet this week. The next meeting will be on March 2Mb.

A supper will be conducted in the parlors of the Luzerne avenue Baptists Church, on Friday evening March 17, under the auspices of the U. Y. P. U. Serving will start at 0:30.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Snowdon. of Scranton. spent Sunday as the guestv of the former's mother, Mrs.

Maria Snowdon, of Delaware avenue. The lit. Hev. Kthelbert. Talbot, P.ishop of the Bethlehem Diocese, is being entertained at the home of J.

Blackmail, on York avenue, during his visitation in this region. A special meeting of the mothers of the Parke Street Kindergarten will b(. held this evening at 7:45 o'clock, at tho home cf Mrs. K. H.

Howell. 521 Montgomery street. Mrs. Howard Pcltz, of Liberty street, was called to Weatherly yesterday on account of the serious illness ef her mother, Mrs. Charles An drus.

She was accompunied by her son. Raymond Peltz. There will be an important meet SUGGESTIONS TO SICK WOMEN How Many Are Restored To Health. First. A5r.ost every operation ir our hospitals performed upon womer becomes necessary through neglect of such symptoms, as backache, irregulai and painful periods, displacements, pain in the side, burning sensation in the stomach, bearing down pains, nervousness, dizziness and sleeplessness.

Second. The medicine mostsuccess fed in relieving female ills is Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable. Compound. Il regulates and strengthens the organism; it overcomes disease.

For forty years it has been making women strong and well, relieving back ache, nervousness, ulceration and inflammation, weakness, displacements, irregularity and periodic pains. Il has also proved Invaluable in preparing for childbirth sod the Change of Life. Third. The great number of unsolicited testimonials on file at the Pink ham Laboratory at Lynn, many of which an from time to time published by permission, are proof of the value of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, in tiie treatment of female ilia.

Fourth. Every ailing' woman in the United States is cordially invited to write to the Lydia B. Knkham Medicine Cfci Xymi, Maiklor. yjfvicev i Jthifree, wEI Irt JyW N0BAI6N 1 4 r' Manchester Real Manchester Percale; light and dark Shirting Prints. VIOLA ORGANDIES Viola Organdies.

Pretty new light patterns. For summer dresses. 8'2C 15c value at Linen Suiting $1.00 Grey Linen Suitings. Best plain shades. Guaranteed fast CO color: Many More Special Values In Staple Wash Goods year 3o inches wide.

Handsome Worth Uy.c for 10c a yard. ENDURANCE CLOTH Kndura'nce Cloths. Better than Galatea. 27 inches wide. Good serviceable stripes.

Special at 1 a vard Crebe de Chine repe Crepe de Chine. 36 inches wide. Plain shades. Unusual value 39C at was this niorning from the famr ily home on South street, and was attended by a large concourse ot sorrowing friends and relatives. At 9:30 o'clock the procession moved to St.

Mary's Church, where a high mass of requiem was celebrated. Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery The casket bearers were: Michael Gilroy, James Cawloy Stanley ltonsky, Frank Hunsty. Peter Jacket, ana ranK vs trander. The Avoca Independents and the West Pittston High school team will meet tonight in the Opera House.

The locals have lost but three games To heal soothe the skin. Sykes Comfort Powder is not a plain talcum powder, bnt a skilfully medicated powder combining extraordinary healing, antiseptic and soothing qualities, and harmless to the most delicate skin. Itpoesesses the power to heal and prevent kin affections of infants, children sod dek people. 20 Mm swWw but friend I iad aUc rcMtm. dealer rir ifV Perae 10c There's nothing like (SraforltV STRIPED MADRAS Beautiful Striped Madras.

Large variety of patterns. 25c value. 1 Ca Special SILk MULL Fine Sheer Silk Mulle. Wanted shades. Plain only.

36 inches wide. 25 fi Special value out cf fifteen and will make a strong effort to defeat the visitors tonight. There will be no dancing after the game. Eorn To Mr. and Mrs.

James Boy Ian, of South street, a son. The Houston City base ball team will meet in O'Donnell's hotel tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Carter, of Scranton.

spent Sunday at the Mc Loughlin residence. Next Friday N. E. Hosicklna' Sunday school clt. ss will hold a fancy bazaar and sock social.

WYOMING. The members of the Presbyterian Church are observing the present week as a week of self denial and yiraver. little daughter of Mr. and James Saxc, is recovering from a erfom' attack of measles. TSxtensiVo arrangements have beeii made for the entertainment to be held ii the 'Baptist Church next Friday evening, to which the public is invit cu.

The Methodist Teachers' Training Class meets this evening; Mrs. Jennie Mair. of Urease street, Is recovering nicely at th Wllkes burve City Hospital from the effects of an operation that she underwent last week. Mr. Tubbs.

a teac'ier in the public echools, is ill of measles at. the Clark homo, on Monument avenue. DURYEA. Uev. S.

Ezra Nniklrk will deliver his popular and humorous lecture entitled "Sixty Liars in Sixty Minutes" in the Excelsior Hoso Co. Hall. Foot ayepue, tomorrow evening at eight o'clock, under the auspices of the Mlzpab Bible Class. A silver offering" wilt be taken; Mr. Neikirk Is a man.

who brings before he people fcitfl Idnhhi of Hf. Irt "ri.tfl lei AVOCA. To Give "Shawn Aroon." 'Hhawn Aroon." an Irish corned." drama in three acts, will be produce! by the St. Aloysiuu Dramatic Club next Thursday evening, in th. Sars field Opera House.

Followinc is the rat of characters: Shawn Aroon, iicnaci 'torrncy; Lord a sood hearted landlord. John Timlin; Fergus Rlortlan. Fermoy'H rascally njrent, George Farrell: Dan O'Grady, Kt.urdy old farmer. Leo McFarlane; Tom O'Grady, his son, John Fecney; Old Hennlngs. a money lender, Frank Clifford: Nipper, a detective, HanU.n: Patrick, a servant, William Creedon: Mrs.

O'Grady. Dan's wife, Marguerite Little: his daughter. Blanche JIcDermotf, Maggie, a maid servant. Frances Heap. Brevities.

Miss Dolores Iilly, a pupil of Miss Gilhooloy, has received a progress diploma from the A. N. Paimer com pony tor proficiency in Circle No. 2, Ladles' Homo Mission Society of the Primitive Methodist Church, will hold its monthly supper in the basement of the church on Wednesday evening of this week, instead of Thursday evening. Supper.

1 cent. Ice cream will also be on sale. Everybody is invited. lira. Charles Monle.

of Mooslc. wirf cf of Charles Monle died Saturday after a short illness of heart trouble. She waK in he rseventy elghth year, having been born Oct. 27, 1837, in Scotland. She came to this country in 1S71, settling in Pittston and later moving to Mooslc, where she had re.

sidc for over 30 years. The following children survive: Mrs. John McDowell, of Conway, Iowa; James, of Scran ton; John, of Mooelc: Mrs. Charlea Jones, wf. West Pittston; Ellrabetn, of Philadelphia: Dr.

Thorn. Monies of Archbalds Chatlasr Jr rf i I 4. MJ, NOW BEIXINO iilllzr utimp'.