Pittston Gazette from Pittston, Pennsylvania • Page 7

I X. mmmZ ft mTPOTSOXgAZmE' MARCH grl906. 1 PIPE 7 v. J. ') i WEST SIDE NEWS.

0 TV BED STAR STAMPS. RED STAB STAMPS. Notes, Personals and Observations of Local Interest No Natter What the Calendar and RHEUMATISM CRESOS DEFEATED PAESONS PLAYERS iU)oraQ if VALUE. SEE SAMPLES AND GET LI PARTICULARS AT Wyoming Valley Lumber Prist 25o A am x. Rhea ma.

UamCoi Mldom fells to Score 34 18 Tells Story of WeU Play ed Game Kane and Anthony Did Good Shooting. The Cresos last evening balmed over their Injured feelings at being defeated at basket ball by Parsons early ii Hauler man jays jpnng is nere At This Store. Never before have we been quite so ready to help you for the bright Spring and Summer days that are so near ready with a showing of all that is freshest and best, and most modish. We endeavor to carry a stock of in the week by taking the Parsons boys into camp in the Armory, by a score the very best fresh meats. Try an order here.

Our pork sausage is a winner. of 34 to 18. The bakery boys were invincible and distinguished themsel ves more by tneir aeiensive piaying tew bonis, Ppstttrely enns la law Uy. It docs not put tbe dliean to sleep, tot drtrm It from tne system. MVSTOH than at offense.

The St. Dominic's came to town determined to duplicate their i New Today RASPER'S MEAT MARKET Cxeter St, Boi' Phones. little trick of a few nights ago. It seemed so easy to them that they couldn't see anything like dereat RECITAL PROGRAMME. Elocution Pupils of Wyoming Seminar' WMI Pleasing Enter ahead of them.

The local team however were back to their old lineup, which had been broken the night of All Ready For Pound Cake. Home Made Cookies Bread Potato Chips. Imported Swiss Cliccse. Phila. Cream Cliecso Cream Cheese the last St.

Dominic's game, and the I Among the Tailored Garments. tainiuent This Evening. 1 ii In The following programme will be presented this evening In Nelson Memorial Hall, Kingston, by members of the elocution department of Wyoming way they ran away with the down valley lads was a surprise. Kane and Anthony did the best shooting, each one ringing the ball seven times. Ellis early In the firs thaif.

became mixed in his bearings, and the ball through the wrong goal. llly. who played at guard for St. Dominic's. Seminar', assisted by the Allen Violin Quartette of Scranton: Quartette Lachner Introduction Fugue Adagio Finale had four fouls called against mm.

Prepared Buckwheat Flour. Comb Honey Strained Honey Maple Syrup. Yon will note te decl. vc style variations of the fashion setters of 1006. We show the tailored Jacket Suits the coats falling in tlie long, graceful flowing Hues that arc demanded.

Allen Violin Quartette. "Unc'e Daniel and a Mississippi Steamer" Mark Twain Housekeepers We want you to come. Just' the same, even If you think you don't need, or want anything, you'll find FLOOR COVERINGS, RUGS and CARPETS, DAINTY DRAPERIES everything that can make the home more comfortable and attractive. And you'll find, as well, that prices won't stand In the way of jour sharing in the offerings. REMEMBER, WE MAKE.

LAY AND LINE ALL CARPETS FREE. Ik fill litnj aw Italian Olive Oil In half gallon Asparagus Tips In cans, very choice. Cottage Beef A dainty lunch in cans. MacLauren's Imperial Cheese In Jars very fancy. Maple Syrup In gallon and t.

can. Boned Chicksn and Lunch Tongue. Cor. 3rd and Wyoming Ave. Both Phones CMV J1UII IIIUUtTllll, Miss Lucy Hessler.

"Jean Valjean and the Bishop" Williams was referee of the game and Brlslln scorer. The score was as follows: Cresos St. Dominic's Dodge forward Durkln Steed forward H. Gill Kane center Fortune Anthony guard Rellly Ellis guard P. Gill I Victor Hugo Grape Fruit.

Naval Oranges Florida Oranges Malaga Grapes Miss Mary Young Evans. Piano Solo Polonaise Chopin Hi handsomest have been influenced by the modes of "the Empire." Misses' Suits and Shirt Waists xrc shown In great variety. Our ery modest prices prevails i Miss Amy V. AIjss. "Deceitfulness of Man" Selected Miss Mary Rogers.

I CLARENCE BERLEW, (7 throiigliout this department. Violin (a) Prayer Bortniunsky I (b) Gavotte Poznanski 200 Luzerne Ave. Both Phones. Allen Violin Quartette. Twtnt Co.

"The Slow Man" Poole Baskets Ellis 1. Steed 1. Kane Anthojiy 7, Dodge, 1, Durkin 3, R. Gill. 4, Rellly 1.

From fouls Durkln 2. The basket made for St. Dominic's by Ellis is credited to the opposing forward. In the second game the Y. H.

C. Aj Comets defeated the West Pittston high school team by a score of 29 5. WYOMING HAS DAMAGE SUIT Mr Ernest Felu Seeks to Recover Damages for Injuries Alleged to DTJBiL'A. Reduction on all goods for. February.

In order to keep our men busy during dull season. DeForest M. Hatfield The Waists Have Been Reccivetl. When the Baby Needs Wear Things A trip to our Infants depart I In order that Is, If During yesterday afternoon the suit of Mrs. Mattie Fcltz, wife of Ernest A daughter was born yesterday to Mr.

and Mrs. William Dutter. Miss Ai na is confined to her home with an attack of grip. Mrs. Bilker, of Jermyn, is visiting her son.

A. J. Baker. The Bell Telephone company Is seeking for suitable quarters in which to install a telephone exchange here. Mr.

Xiland, of the Pittston exchange, has been in town several times within the past few days looking for a location. It is said the company will keep one day and one night operator. Virgie, daughter of Professor and Mrs. Regan, is quite ill. A number of business and residence Feltz.

against the borough of Wyo Some of the best designs are now on display in tills waist Merchant Tailor, mlng. was called for trial before Judge Lynch. Mrs. Feltz seeks to recover Jii.OOO damages for injuries to Ail gathering of purs. We've al ill 18 West Pittston.

her person, caused by an alleged de fectlve sidewalk. On the evening of Feb. 14. 1905. while walking on the sidewalk on Eighth street, just back changes will be put into effect on Ap of Wyoming's leading hotel, she slip ril 1.

Jacob McCullom will take i i ned and fell, breaking one of her Miss Nelle E. Camp. 'The Proposal Tree" Williamson Miss Erminie Jones. Violin Polnaise Allen Allen Violin Quartette, "die" Edinburg's Drowndin' Page Miss Sue Cassedy. GENERALNEWS NOTES.

Mrs. A. W. Blandin, of York avenue, is visiting in Xew York City. Miss Mary Dorr will entertain the Wake Robin Club next Monday evening.

Miss Helen Troxell returned home yesterday from a visit to Xew York City. The Chautauqua Circle will meet on Monday evening at the home of G. H. Collins, on Spring street Miss Mary Snyder, of Wyoming county. Is Visiting at the home of Miss Xellie Tetor, of Montgomery street.

Miss Emmelfne Dymond, of Lock ville. has been spending a couple of weeks among relatives and friends here. Miss Ella Pen in went to Syracuse today, to visit her sister. Miss Mary Perrin, who a etudent in Syracuse University. A regular meeting of the ladies of the Battenberg Circle was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

H. M. Daman, on Exeter street. At seven o'clock In the evening, the husbands of the memVers joined the circle, and a fine six course dinner was served by the hostess. Among the guests present were Mr.

and Mrs. Fred. Billings, of Tunkhannock, and H. B. Schooley.

of Wilkesbarre. Following the dinner, several hours were passed most happily in the enjoyment of a programme of "Salmagundi" games, the prizes ottered for which were awarded to Mrs. J. S. Coolbaugh and W.

D. Howarth. charge of the old Pullman house and the place he vacates will be occupied by William Moran. Anthony Rice is most double! the number of waists we" show doubled the number of sales as well. And we've doubled the savings on every wirijst you purchase of us besides selling you a waist that is' ideally satisfactory and Ideally? You'll find that tlicse are sold on a small margin of profit meaning lower prices of course.

arms and sustaining other serious injuries and bruises. She claims that the walk was hickly covered ice and that it was in a most dangerous mothers want tlie best for their little dears and still pay no more than for inferior sorts and they Invariably do. Long ago we proved this the paramount infants supply store in this vicinity ever since we've been adding new merits to this department, making it better and better at every opportunity. There are three reasons why you should visit this department for economy's sake for the child's sake, and for goodness' sake. condition: that this dangerous spot to use a part of the building occupied by William Metcalf.

for residence purposes. Frank Kashuba will return to his house on Main street. Joseph Laibinis is to take charge of the Cen "YOU CAX DEPEND OX" Fairer, Peck Roberts. APOTHECARIES Pittston and West Pittston. We Arc Our Own PnESCIlIPTTON CLERKS.

was concealed from her view by the shadow of a large pole that stood be cm v. i St f. tween the spot and the electric light. A large number of witnesses were ex tral hotel and Michael Steffin, who is now proprietor of the Central, will move to the saloon formerly conduct amined and among them was former street commissioner Hartz. who testified that the street was one of the most frequented in Wyoming and was ed by Gus Motiska.

I I Thrown, Co. I. IRnOu Co. Miss Mable Fox. of Olyphant, is vis an accepted public street of the iting for a week with A.

C. Watson's family. The Mozart club is making prepara The defense endeavored to have tions for a banquet and ball to be held in McCullom 's hall April 18. Mrs. Thomas Gilboy, of Scranton, spent yesterday here.

A Regular Lenten devotions will be A You JCan Save LJx More Money held this evening in Sacred Heart church. Indigestion is much of a habit Judge Lynch give them a non suit after the plaintiff's testimony was all in, on the ground that there was no testimony to show that the walk was In a dangerous condition, outside of being slippery, that no notice had been given the borough of the alleged dangerous condition and that the borough of Wyoming was not known as a sidewalk town. A few points were argued and Judge Lynch held the matter under consideration until today. The counsel for the plaintiff are Martin Mulhall and Charles Bowman, while P. A.

O'Boyle and W. I. Hibbs are counsel for the defense. Don't get the habit Take a little Ko del Dyspepsia Cure after eating and The West Side Dry Goods Store Now for New Materials of All Kinds. uv will put on sale today: NVtv Seersuckers for 8c, 10c and 12 cento.

NViv Muslins from 5c to 12 lie. Srw Percales, the best, 12(4. S. English Long C'oth 12Ac, 15c jtini 20c. Xew Plaid Walstings from 16c to you will quit belching, puffing, palpitating and frowning.

Kodel Digests what you eat and makes the stomach sweet Sold by T. J. Yates. by having a residence Bell Telephone than Vou imagine. It pa)'s for itself over and over again in the saving of street ifiar and railroad fares, messenger, ehafges, shoe leather and a dozen other ways.

Tiine, health and energy saved count for something, too. Consider this! CTATE MEETING OF OF ELKS Organization Was Effected at a Gathering of Delegates Held In Harris, burg Yesterday. A state organization of the Order of Elks in Pennsylvania was organized at a meeting held in Harrisburg yesterday of representatives from the various local lodges throughout the state. A temporary organization was effected by the election of James Allen. Pittsburg, as president; W.

W. Morgarldge, of Corry, secretary: William Keck, of Allentown. and Charles Hengle, of Renovo, as assistant secretaries. At the opening session addresses of welcome were made by William M. Hargest.

of Harrisburg lodge, and Mayor Edward Z. Gross, of Harrlsbu Edward H. Deysher. of Reading, and Fred C. Hand, of a district deputy grand exalted ruler, made MINISTER HONORED.

Xew Pork Sausage. We have fresh made sausage, just the thing for a frosty morning breakfast; mince meat that will make delicious pies; choice and tender cuts of fresh meat In fact everything that should be found in a first class meat market. STAXTOX'S MARKET, Luzerne Avenue. Both Phones. The Pennsylvania Telephone Co.

Dust on the Oeeaa. "To talk of a ocean highway sounds absurd, but the expression i perfectly accurate." states a writer. "Every oue who is familiar with ship knows that, no matter bow carefully the decks may be washed in the morning, a great quantity of dust will collect by nightfall. You say, 'But the modern steamship, burning hundreds of tons of coal a day. easily accounts for such a True, bat tbe records of sailing vessels show that the latter collect more dust than a steamer.

On a recent voyage of a sailing vessel a Journey which lusted ninety seven days twenty four barrels of dust were swept from the decks! The captain was a man of scientific tastes and made careful observations, hut could not solve tbe mystery. Some, no doubt, comes from tbe wear and tear on the sails and rigging, btit that accounts for only a small portion. To add to tbe mystery, bits of cork, wood and vegetable fiber are frequently found in this sea dust. Where does it come from?" Korea News. N.

I'laid Nainsooks from 10c to 2r. Also new embroideries. I your spring sewing now, and for '1ni materials we are headquarters. Frank H. Antrim 126 Luzerne Ave.

West PiiMon. Yesterday was the birthday anniversary of Rev. Dr. John Bradshaw, pastor of the Plymouth M. E.

Church, a former resident of this city, and in recognition of the day a large number of the members of his congregation, together with other prominent residents of Plymouth, gathered at the parsonage last evening to commemor rate the event Dr. Bradshaw was in the church conducting the usual midweek prayer meeting at the close of which he repaired to his home and was completely surprised at seeing so great a gathering of friends. Many of the members of his flock and others delivered brief addresses of greeting during the evening he was presented with a neat purse. Following this refreshments were served. Cab Service at Tour Call.

Any hour of day or night; hauling of all kinds; coach hire for weddings or funerals. Sutton'a livery. Both phones. the responses. After an interesting discussion, it was decided almost unanimously to I form a state organization.

This de cision was reached after the reading of the preamble which is to form the 1 basis of the constitution of the state I organization. I After the formation of a state lodge, which will 'meet annually, the! following officers were elected: I President, J. D. Jones. Scranton; 1 vice presidents.

W. M. Bcntram. Pitts' Dr. R.

S. Brcnton, DENTIST. Cash Store Block, 6. N. Main St Sacks Zftrown Spriiig Suits An immense assortment of new and very attractive Spring Suits, compprising tht most exclusive and refined patterns.

tf Serges, Tweeds and Fancy Mixtures. Beware of Ointment for Catarrh That Contain Mercury, thm are of Ointments tot Catarrh That Contain Mercury, sbrillu as niprriiry will surely rtwtroy the nent The best safeguard against headache constipation and liver troubles is De Witt's Little Early Risers. Keep a vial of these famous little pills In the house and take a dose at bed time when you feel that the stomach and bowels need cleaning. They won't gripe. Sold by H.

H. Tinker. of smell and completely derange the whole burg; Ray N. Keck. Allentown; H.

P. Stalcy. Altoona; secretary. W. W.

Mar garidge, Corry; trustees, George J. Falkcnstcln. McKeesport; E. L. Dey Eating; Law.

"While in Berlin one hot day." said a traveler. "I stepped Into a combination beer garden and restaurant and ordered a glass beer and some fruit Tbe waiter shook bis bead. "Too won't gt fruit and beer to DOUBLE ELOPEMENT. lMli. s' tind $3.00 flue shoes to wilil for, a pair $1.50 Linlics' Storm Rubbers 25C 1 adii s' Cut Rubbers 17C Davenport's Shoe Store.

25 N. Main Street sher, Reading; J. H. McNulty. Phil adelphia; H.

W. Hackcnberg. North umberland; H. W. Ochse.

Etna; W. L. Raeder, Wilkesbarre; esquire, C. H. Harvery, Erie.

I Mixed Suits Winter Overcoats HVHiem wben entering It through the mil rous wirfaien. Such artleleH should never be nxed except on pnwrlptlonK from reputable physicians, an the damage they will do Ik ten fold to the good on can pomlbly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney ft Co Toledo.

rontains no meeniry. and Is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gennine. It is taken Internally and made In Toledo. Ohio, by P.

J. Cheney ft Co. Testimonials free. Hold by druggists. Price 75c per bottle.

Take Hall's Family Pills for getber in Berlin, berr. be said. The next meeting will be held, at PRICE PRICE Harrisburg on the second Tuesday in May, 1907. Sore Throat Don't When the children have sore throat, Sacks Brown. The news of a rather peculiar double elopement leaked out in West Scranton yesterday.

It happened two weeks ago. The parties to it were George and Emma Schmidt, the children of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schmidt of North Rebecca avenue, and George and Ada Dixon, of Lafayette street None of them is more than 22 years 4f age. Young Schmidt was married To' Miss Dixon and young Dixon took Miss Schmidt for his wife.

The objective point of the elopement was Bingham ton, where the ceremonies were performed by Rev. Dr. Haines. don't blister their necks with lamp oil. Don't torture them with a foul smelling piece of fat meat wrapped about the neck.

The Clothing House. 'Why not? said I. "'It is against tbe tbe waiter replied. There is a law her? in Germany that no one is to be served beer and fruit together. If a restaurateur breaks this law be loses bis license.

It is a good the waiter added. 'It is based on good sound sense. Beer and fruit don't mix. They are bad for the stomach. Sometimes they cause "Since that time," tbe tourist ended.

"I have never mixed beer and fruit It is a strange idea, isn't it, to bare food laws like that? Suppose congress should pass a law forbidding tb eating at tbe same meal of ice cream and lobster or mince pie and plum padding. What a howl would go up, eh 7" New York Press. Don't imagine there is medical virtue in an old sock or piece of red flannel Don't believe in antiquated superstitions. A sore throat is a serious matter and is not to be healed by such make believe rem For the Asking, one of the latest Giving location of every box in Pittston and West Pittston. E.

I. du Pont do Jomourc Go. edies, roe use olsucu metnoos is simply putting the patient to need Isss torture. Use a little sore throat wisdom and give them TONSIUNB and tbe throat will heal ooickly. 25 and 60 cents at ail druggists.

YOU CANT LOSE if you exercise precaution in the right direction. Why be worried over small matters. BORROW MONEY OX YOUR FURNITURE (Without Being Disturbed.) and pay oft the troublesome ness. You repay us in small, easy Installments to suit your purse either weekly or monthly. WITHOUT PUBLICITY.

No one will know you are In debt If you are independent, every dealer will want your trade and give you the BEST to get it Let us tell you more about our plans. I Phone or Postal brings our man to yon. WILKESBABRB LOAN CO. Room 1 Xowenetein Bldg PtiWe ana P. rt OF PENNSYLVANIA.

3MAXUFACTCRKR8 OF Tbe Toudline Ca Canton, Ohio. For TRewt MINING POWDER NEEDLE REMOVED. Mrs. Joseph Gordon, of Duryea, was bothered for some days past with a gathering on one of her arms. As the swelling was pamful she consulted Dr.

A. J. Baker and a slight operation was decided on. When the Incision was made the physician removed a needle. Mrs.

Gordon does not remember ever having had a needle run Into her body, which makes the case unusual It is supposed that the needle became imbedded. In her flesh several years agO. i felectrtcal bells Installed bjr Csrri Discount sale this entire month. ICE Store on TCxeter street 29.90 Store on Exeter street 19.09 Dwelling, with Improvements Dealers in Sporting Powder, fiaV and Elsctric Goods. Pittston tt.OO Dwelling Exeter St, Exeter boronjrli .1.0 Fred Cray wishes to announce that during the coming season he will deliver Pure pocoxo iiouicTAnf icie, i 'Touaf patronage i'" Old Phone, tSVl A ffi 40t WXXTZb Tmz ST.

JEWELER. C' TERy WA House, West Pittston 10.l House on Market tret i t.t Lehigh' TaUey. InejMctutv HA.