Pittston Gazette from Pittston, Pennsylvania • Page 3

THURSDAY THE PITTSTON GAZETTE APRIL 24. 1913. PAGE THREE. PAGET II SAVED BY DREAMS COLLIERY PAYS. Hillside Coal Iron Co.

GET RICH QUICK April Birthstone The most precious of all stones THE DIAMOND. Don't be without a birth stone, when you can buy at these special prices. WW 'J know of people all around you who have suffered terrible losses by taking such chances. The SAFE and SURE WAY is to put your money in THIS BANK little by little. YOUR MONEY NEVER SHRINKS HERE! IT WILL ALWAYS GROW! When Looking For A Good Bank LOOK THIS WAY For you will be1 looking toward one of the best banks in the State.

Seventy Six Hundred of your neighbors concur in this opinion for they have accounts with us. We would like to have your name appear on our books among your seventy six hundred neighbors. MINERS' SAVINGS BANK Main and Broad Streets. PITTSTOX, PA ouxrnncofb.rA. INTEREST WILL HELP IT GROW.

Smart Models! SPRING SUITS For Ladies and Misses At Season End Price Reductions 1 Our Spring Suits must be set aside to make room for new arrivals in wash goods and you know our policy is to sell at a loss rather than carry goods over to next season. The hit 0 the season The Nettleton Wellington AN AFTERNOON WITH THE HOOSfER POET "An Afternoon with 'jthe Hoosler Poet, James Whiteomb Riley." is the subject of an entertainment to be rendered tomorrow afternoon at. the regular meeting of the Keystone Literary as Monday, April 28. Butler and Fernwood. Pennsylvania Coal Co.

Frllay. April 26. No. 9 and Ewen. Saturday, April 26 Old Forge and No.

6. Tuesday, April 29 No. 14. It. H.

Coal Co. Friday, April 26 Greenwood, Spring Brook, Langcliffe and Laflin. Fridav. Anril 25. Exeter.

Mount Lookout Coal Co. Saturday, April 26. Mt. Lookout colliery. Forty Fort Coal Company.

Saturday, April 26. Forty Fort and Harry collieries. TOWN TALK AND EVENTS IN AND ABOUT PITTSTON CITY. THE PITTSTON CHORAL SO ciety, augmented to 100 voices, is XalthfuMv rehearsing a dramatic can tata, "The Glory of Israel," wihloh 1s to be rendered tit the Family Theater on May 22d and 23d. The is the work of Prof.

W. T. Noss and is a sequel to his "The Coming of Karen iwhich was produced in 'this city under mis direction a new years ago. noi. Noss is dnilling the chorus for the coming production, and is much pleased with the results tof the rehearsals.

The leading parts will be sung bj the following: Mrs. Meyers, as Michal, daughter cf Saul: Miss Lena Moes inger, as Ruth, and Hayden Jones, as David. These soloists are getting their parte well in hand, and th eprospect Is for a musical and dramatic production Of much merit. JOHNNY NALON, THE PITTSTON vaudeville actor who has been playing at the Princess theater the past three days, left today for Tower City, where he will appear for the remainder of the week. Next week ho is booked for the Academy of Music, Wil liametown, Pa.

ANOTHER MEETING HAS BEEN planned for next Sunday afternoon at three o'clock by the Y. M. C. in acoordance with the desire expressed by tbhe men who attended the successful meeting held last Sunday. The speakers will be several men from Wilkesbarre who "hit the trail" at the recent Billy Sunday meetings Wil kesbarre.

Amrng them will bp Day ton Carle, of the Wilkesbarre George Williams, of the Wilkesbarre! News, and mire Foreman John F. Reynolds, a former resident of this city. Those three men spoke be.orei a large meeting of men last Sunday in sne Whlkefiibarre Y. M. C.

A. and were received vtry cordially THE PEOPLE OF MAUCH Chunk are much exercised over the discovery cf three cases of small pox' in that town. The patients are the I wife and two children of James E.I jonnson, a troiuy car conductor, who are suffering from mild attacks of the disease. I IN WYOMING COUNTY at Tunkhanwock, the jury In the trea pass suit of George Swingle vs. Ash ley L.

Shaw, returned a wdict in lavcr or ene piaintm. snaw was charged with alienating (he affections of the plaintiffs wife. COMPANY D. C. T.

A. WILL meet this evening to elect officers. Captain Duffy, who has been at the head of the company since it was organized, will have no opposition for re election AN IMPORTANT MEETING OF the Holy Name Society of St. John's It. C.

Parish will be held in the base 1 ment of the church tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. It is desired that, there shall be a large attendance of! both married and Single men, for the purpose of preparing for profession. THE EMILY SMdTH MISSION Band will meet with the Junior Lea gue tomorrow afternoon, at 4 o'clock, In the Broad Street M. E. Church.

This is an anniversary meeting, and it is desired that all members will make an effort to be present. THE SEWER AND STREET COM mittee of councils will meet at City Hall at 1:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon to inspect the pave on Ormsby alley. LOCAL GLEANINGS These Suits are made up In all wool serges strictly man tailored; Bedford Cords, Diagonals, Mixtures, in all the new shades, black, brown, navy and Copenhagen grey mixtures and Shepherd plaid. Every garment well made and guaranteed. unior Suit $7 98 FORMERLY PRICED AT $10.00 Kki rv 7 i schemes are snares to separate the saver from the little fund he has laid by for his.

comfort In later years, DON'T BE FOOLED by the highly colored stories of SOMETHING for NOTHING. You At $12.50 Ln dies'' and Misse3 sizes; regular $15 and $17.50 values. At $17.50 Ladles' and Misses' sizes; regular $22.50 and $25 value. South. Railway 26 25t 25 Union Pacific 1154 1152 152 V.

S. Steel I 62 61l 61" Western Union 6K 66 6t Curb: Chicago Utilities 2 bid. 4 off. Internafl Salt 2 bid. 4 off.

Nlplssing 9 bid. 9 off. CHICAGO MARKET. Reported dally by John H. Bod mer, room 28.

Miners Bank build ing, Pittston: April 24 th. WHEAT. Open. High. Low.

Close, May July Sept. May 92 93 92 92 91 91 92 92 92 91 91 91 CORN. 55 1 55 I 55 55 I 56 I 55 56 57 56 55 55 July Sept. 56 .35 34 34 OATS. 34.

I 35 34 34 I 35 34 34 34 34 PORK. May July Sept. May July Sept. LARD. May .02 .02 July Sept.

Call at Cosgrove's New Store 50 South Main for sporting and bicy cle goods; general repairing; coaster bicycles. $18. Auto tires vulcanized Boston. 5's Da Stock l. i 1 Clivers, Curious Cases of Warnings That Came Slumber.

TOLD OF DEATH OR DISASTER. Lucky Escape Due to Heeding the Mysterious Messages of the Prophetic Visions A Vivid Dream That Resulted In Preventing a Murder. In spite of the number of authenticated cases of dreams that have come true, the percentage of prophetic dreams tbat are actually fulfilled must be very small. However, it must be confessed Wat a considerable number of people bave escaped death or disaster by paying heed to a dream warnlug. Wrecks have figured in more than one prophetic dream, bath the loss of the Republic and the Berlin being foretold in dreams.

A man was once about to sail for Norway with 11 friend, but ou the night before be should have started he dreamed that he stood upon a mountain surrounded by water and that the water gradually began to submerge the peak. Just as be was in danger of being drowned be woke, and so vividly was the dream impressed upon his mind that he decided not to sail. A few days later the ship by which he should have traveled went down with all hands. Then there is the case of a lady who was about to leave India for England, but was deterred by a dream. Several days before the date set for her departure she had a vision in which she saw the vessel by which she was to sail on fire in midoeean.

The sequel was tbat a fire actually did break out under the conditions indicated, but after hard work by the crew it was extinguished witbont loss of life. Yet a third instance was mentioned in one of the shippiug papers a few years ago. An apprentice up for his second mate's ticket failed and was sent to sea for another voyage ln a sailing ship. He was appointed boatswain of a line sailing ship trading with Australia and New Zealand. The night before he signed on he bad a vivid dream in which he saw bis ship sailing along in Gne weather under a full spread of canvas.

Soon a thick bank of sen fog closed round the clipper, although the dreamer could still see everything on board as clearly as before. All at once something glimmered through the mist, and before anything could be dono a huge iceberg crashed into the ship, the noise of the collision and tbe falling spars waking him. 'So vivid was the dream that the vessel left without her proper boatswain, and since theu she has figured among tbe missing. The curious thing about it, said tbe was that never before or since can be remember having dreamed of sea life. it is also on record tbat a shipwreck.

ed crew were once brought back to civ ilization through tbe instrumentality of a dream. An East Indianmau ran ashore on Inaccessible island, in the Atlantic, and for three months the pas sengers and crew subsisted as best they could. During tbat time a rough boat was built, and in this they were transported to Tristan D'Acunha. Sev eral weeks later a ship appeared off the island because ber owner bad dreamed a shipwrecked crew bad land ed there. As clothes were scarce.

rough and ready garments were made out of soma green and red baize which happened to be on board. Curiously enough, before the return of tbe vessel the owner's wife had a dream in which she saw it sailing into port with people dressed in green and red on board. ana again a miner relates a dream tbat saved him from sudden death, although strangers do not often hear these stories. There was once a bad accident at a Derbyshire pit. sev eral men being killed by a foil of the cage.

One of the men who should have been in that cage was absent, for he bad a dream that it was dashed to pieces, falling from the very top with all the men inside it. On hearing the dream bis wife persuaded him to stay at home that day. hen Melton Prior, the famous war artist, died most of the papers told the story of the dream warning he had when in Zulnland. At first be deter mined to disregard it, but it made such an Impression on him that he at last determined to keep away from the col umn he intended to join. He engaged another man to go.

and be was among tbe first killed. From time to time crimes, even mur der, have been prevented by a dream. A lady saw in a dream an old relative being murdered, so she posted off to ber bouse and was surprised to find tbe door opened by tbe very man she bad seen commit the deed. She ob tained permission to sleep with the old lady and before retiring asked tbe two sons of the latter to sit up all night in the adjoining room. As soon as tbe old lady bad gone to sleep she got out of bed and locked the door and then lay awake, listening.

After what seemed hours a ray of light appeared under tbe doqr and the knob was carefully turned. Leaping out of bed. she called tbe sons, threw open tbe door and found tbe manservant outside with a coal scuttle in his band. On being asked by the lady nd tbe men what be wanted be re plied tbat be bad answered the bell. Rut no bell bad been rung, and in the coal scuttle was a knife! Then he saw tbe game was up and confessed.

The day before bis mistress bud received ber rents, which were kept. In her room until they were paid into tbe bank the next day. and he had and denly determined to murder her fui the money. London Family Herniil. Washington, April 24.

(President Wilson was busy from the start of his official day today, attempting to clean up his desk and ofllcial appointments, to slip away for the base ball game. The president is anxious to see Qroome pitch for Washington. Read, The duettl ana keen poeted, Genuine Diamond ring, solid gold, worth $12 at other stores, special CAlli AND SEE THESE SPECIALS $8 H. W. Yaseen 63 North Main SAWS REVIEW OF In anthracite the most interesting feature is that dealers tind that they cannot get sizes just as they want them.

In viiew of certain ill considered comments as to prospective over supply, cut prices, tihds is somewhat of an eye opener to those who have pinned (their faiilth to the erroneous observations referred to above. It is true that March was a very discouraging mcnth. Instead of coming to the rescue of the trade, as It does 19 times out of 20, it was much warmer than usual and this circumstance added to prospect of usual April discount soon becoming effective and coupled with a wide spread spirit of irritation because of unpleasant features of the past season brought matters, tc a standstill, almost, so far as new orders were concerned. Sut as we have so ofter. said, there is a lot of coal being used up all the time.

The dtya that have elapsed since the middle of March (many ot them good coal burning days) have made a vast difference in stocks on hand and the slow arrival of certain kinds and sizes has exemplified our oft repeated comments as to supply and demand. Yes Sir Kryptokr "Kryptok Lenses are the greatest 'near and far' glasses I ever saw. Used to fool around with two airs of glasses then I got those ifocals with the annoying lines in front of my eyes. Now I know better 1 wear Kryptok bifocal lenses in Fits Spectacles Try that combination if you wish to look and feel years younger." Call and see us about glasses while the matter is on your mind. FRED T.

SMITH Optometrist, 22 NORTH MAIN STREET, Bell 'Phone 281. Over Gillespie's. 2oX Skofr Never has our SHIRT DEPART MENT contained more beautiful patterns and fabrics than it does this spring. A very large assortment of Shirts with Soft Collars to match at $2.00 down to 50c Fine Soft Summer Flannels at $1.00 and 91.50. kSL I Ji 10 Te ltiUK THE BEST GIFT! for young man la an accurate time piece.

Time Is money. Yes, more than money, and It Is jnst as Important to keep tally on time' as It Is to take care of other items of value. Every boy above ten should have reliable watch, and learn the value of a minute. There is no other gift equal to a watch for son or daughter. Get tliem one at any sacrifice.

We have the best watches, at prices that will appeal to yon. LcubTh: At $9.98 Ladies' and Misses' sizes; regular 12 and S15 value. At $14.98 Ladles' and Misses' sizes; regular $20 value. NEW YORK MARKET. Reported daily by Brooks Com pany, Spruce street, Scranton: April 24.

Am. Beet Sugar Amal. Copper Am. Car Fdy. Am.

Ice Am. Loco 29 30 76 60 y4 76 50 25 35 68 113 100 98 90 76 50 25 35 68 113 101 98 90 35 Am. Smelting 68 Am. Sugar 113 101 99 y4 90 Atchison Bait. Ohio Bklyn.

R. T. Can. Pacific 242 240 240 Ches. Ohio M.

St. P. 67 109 33 67 108. 67 108 Col. Fuel Iron 33 33 Cons.

Gas 132 131a31 Del. Hud. Erie Erie, 1st pfd. Erie, 2nd pfd. Goldfleld Con.

Gt. pfd, Inter. Met 160 29 2 160 160 29 44' 36 29 44 36 2 127 127127 16 57 16 16 56 I 56 160 134 159 159 132133 1133 133 133 K. T. Mo.

Pacific I 25 25l 25 37i 37 37 24 Rs. of 2 24 I 24 Y. Central 1102 101 101 North. Pacific 115115 1115 Penna. R.

114 7slll4 Steel Car 25 I 25 25 Phila. Read. 164 162162 Rock Island 21 21i 21 South. Pacific 99 I 98 98 The Quocn Wire Boll Jumping Rope (Patented) FREE, to every girl who buys a pair of our Spartan Slippers. We have all styles in Gun Metal Calf, Patent Leather, White Buck and Tan.

We recommend them for their wearing quality. You buy one pair and you will always buy Spartan Slippers. See them in our window also the styles we carry in the slippers. White Canvas 2 STRAP SLIPPERS Sizes 5 to 8, 90c; 8 to 11, 11 to 2, $1.38. This style in Black and Tan Calfskin is stamped with fashion's approval the season's surest foundation of good Maker Nettleton result genuine satisfaction.

$6.00 a pair 0. P. C. 0. SHOE STORE society, of the Pittston High school.

Many are unacquainted with the remarkable genius of the Hoosler poet, and an enjoyable afternoon Is assured all those who attend. The program, which will consist of recitations essays and orations concerning his life, works and character, will enmmenre promptly at 2:15. Read the Gazette and Posts to 2, 2 to 5, $2.50. Leather SLIPPERS 2, 2 to 5, $2.25. Jumping Ropes.

Thev are in and get a pair of slip THE LAMRERT STREET ALL'Inter Met Pfd Stars defeated the Parsonage Street Lehigh Valley Rough Riders In a game of base ball I Louis. Xash. Patent Leather and Gun Metal 1 STRAP SLIPPERS to $1.18 8il to 11, 11 to 2, 2, to $2.00. Size No Two Hats Trimmed Alike. EDITH SULLIVAN NORTH MAIN STREET, Next to Bohemian Theater.

MILLINER You will look well in the new style Millinery if your hat fits you becomingly. Miss Sullivan's aim Is not to merely sell you a hat, but rather to have you well pleased with what you get. No charge for try ons and information as' to the proper styles. You are invited. Patent Leather and Gun Metal 2 STRAP SLIPPERS Special Sizes .3 to 8, 8 to 11, 11 to 2, $1.88.

WHITE BUCK POMPS Sizes 11 to 2, 2 to 5, $2.25. Patent Leather and Gun Metal 3 STRAP SLIPPERS Sizes to 8, 8 to 11, 11 to 2, 2 to 4, Tan Calf 2 STRAP SLIPPERS yesterday afternoon bv the score nf.M 5 to 3. REV. DR. CURE, THE RETIRING pastor of the Broad St.

M. E. Church, is making preparations to preach in his new charge at Forest City next Sunday, but will not he able to change his residence to that town un til nexi week. MR. AND MRS.

OWEN BRADY are mourning the loss of their infant child, who died this morning. The funeral will be held this afternoon, wltfh interment in St. John's Cemetery. THE FUNERAL OF MICWARI. Rarke Will bo held tomorrow mornin? at 9 o'clock from the family residence on ureen street.

Upper Pittston. Ser vices will be hedd in St. Mary's Church. Interment in Market sweet Cemetery. THE MEMBERS OF THE BT.RS sed Virgin Sodality of the St.

John's parish, are requested to meet this evening at 7:45. AUTOMOBILE TIRES AND Tl'RES valued at $125 were stolen last night from 'Fitzpatrick's livery, on South Main street. The chauffeur on nieht duty left the livery about midnight to eo to Wilkesbarre to bring Mr. and Mrs. James Fitzpatnck home from tne chanty ball, and when he re turned to the barn about one o'clock.

me tires ana tunes were missing. GEORGE DONAHOE, SON OF MR, and Mrs. John Donahoe, of utmer Pittston, had his hand badlv torn in the machinery at the Luzerne Knit ting Mill, in West Pittstcn. this morn ing. No bones were broken.

NO WORD HAS YET BEEN RE ceived from the relatives of Robert Forks, who died Sunday morning in Pittston Hospital from injuries receiv ed while attempting to board a Le high Valley train. The body is still in the morgue of Undertaker Howell. Unless word is received from, relatives of the deceased, the body will be interred Saturday. FT. JOSEPHINE COUNCIL.

213, C. W. B. will meet this evening in St. Alnysius Hall.

A MARRIAGE LICENSE WAS granted today to. Wayne Claude Conk lln and Edith Alexander, both of Avo ca. RanltMT to OMo. Barter X. N.

Pr. Investment features especially well suited to current conditions are included in many Public Utility Securities. List of selected offerings will be sent on request. William P. Bonbright Co.

Incorporated 14 Wall Street, New York London. Detroit. Philadelphia. Represented ln Pittston by JOHN H. KRESGE.

Sizes 8 to 11, 11 Patent BUTTON Sizes 9 to 11, 11 We have 1,000 of those going fast. Bring your girl to WE WILL SELL 15 Lackawanna Wyoming Valley Tr 9114 and interest, subject. 'Phone or write us immediately. pers, lney will last all summer and the girls will be pleased with the Queen Jumping Ropes. EAWS BROS.

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