Pittston Gazette from Pittston, Pennsylvania • Page 3

"The piTTOTdi? csszrrra pAPBIL 1912. AN EASTER KOVELTY. Hew a Vary Quaint Marsh mallow Rabbit May Pa Mada. Did you aver hear of a marshmallow rabbit? Look at the picture, and yon will see one. It Is very easy to make out of the ordinary marshmallows yon buy at the candy store.

Place a few of tbe candies in the oven for a little while to make them soft, and then you can mold them into FifiD eij mm. We will give you 3 cents on every dollar left with us for one year. We have on deposit over 31 4 Millions of Dollars in money belonging to the people of Pittston and vicinity, upon which we are paying a premium twice a year. We invite your account today. Iiliners, Savings Bank, is a poor time to start to save, for tomoiTow never comes.

START TO DAY AVCUST A. SLOVENSKI, OF THIS Pittston vs. James A Joyce, for an injunction to prevent the defendant Xrom encroaching on Lambert street buildings, was continued today, the casewas called in court. A COPY OF THE GAZETTE OF July 15, (1911. is desired to complete a file.

Any subscriber bavins a copy of by opening an account with this bank and you will be a air, Jtaa eniisica in me uuueu nua Army. saver tomorrow. You Can Start with One Dollar. WE PAY THBEE PEB CEIIT. nTTEBEST.

THE REGULAR 'MONTHLY meeting of the Woman's Foreign Mis atonary Society of the Bread St M. Church will be held 'With Mrs. Wicji hasn Myers, Landon street, Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock. that date will confer a favor by noti lying the Gazette business office. ON 'MOTION OF ATTORNEY W.

S. McClean. the case of the City of JUDGE CARMAN THIS MORNING, in receiving returns of di rected that counctlmen of Plttston be Capital, $250,000.00. Surplus and Profits, $450,000.00. returned by the constables for the dis Corner Main and Broad Streets.

Pittston, Pa. graceful condition of streets here. MOXDAY A ft THE PITTSTON CHORAL will meet in their rooms, on South oooooooooooooooooooooooooo WYOMING. of Mrs. Aran.

Goodwin. Mrs. Corey Townend was a visitor at Woikesbarre Saturday. Miss Eleanor Jones, of Forty Fort, visited friends in town yesterday. The six momths old babe of Mr, and Mrs.

Harry Lyons was buried yesterday afternoon. About two weeks ago occurred the of the other child. Mr. and Mrs. Lyons 'have the sympathy of tine community.

NORWArS AMAZING ARMY. Feet Soldiers Who Tavl Thirty Mile an Hour. One of the most fascinating military sicbts In the world is to watch Norwegian infantry, mounted on skis, traveling and maneuvering. Even vitb rifle and full marching kit on bis back a Norwegian soldier, when equipped with bis snowshoes. can travel at thirty miles an hour on a slight grade, and even on level ground be can cover from fifteen to twenty miles an hour.

The skis used by the Norwegian soldiers consist of flat pieces of wood eight feet to twelve feet long and four and one half to six Inches broad. The Norwegian Infantryman is trained from child Miss Carrie Morman visited friends at Old Prw ge yesterday. Sirs. Frederick Hawk land chiTdren, of Ashley, spent yesterday with 'her patents, Mr. an'd Mrs.

J. V. James. A talent sociaa will be given lin the Baptist CJhurch this evening ait 7:30. A surprise programme will be rendered, after 'wihich refreshments will be served to all" who bring their talent or one share or mare far the parsonage fund.

Every one invited. Mr. and Mrs. John Akens were callers iln Pittston Saturday. Misses Julia ared Martha Nulbon spent Sunday with friends in Inker man.

7 Mrs. Walter Goodwin and children, of Luzerne spent Friday the srueste JfftfVtt9ffftfftff.ffffV i A. A LA VAN' 8 I We're showing the Newest Styles shapes and shades in Nobby Hats, Caps, Shirts and Neckwear for Easter Wear? See Them J. LEO LAVAU 4 It Is Now Time Easter Suits the head, cars and body of the Easter rabbit. Tbe in the picture is a larjre duck Boil It until it is bard and then with a penknife cut it into even halves, taking the contents carefully out.

Place the marshmallow rabbit inside on a bed of blue cotton and tie tbe outside of the egg together with a band of pretty ribbon. It is, a gift appropriate for any good friend. Especially to. a Centenarian, The custom in vogue among young people and some also not so young of eating on Easter Sunday an egg for each year of their age is often burdensome to the stomach and would be costly to the pocket this year. EASTER SUPERSTITIONS.

Quaint Old Ideas to Which Our Girlt Yet Cling. We wouldn't admit it, of course, but we are all of us more or less superstitious. We double up over the sidewalk to pry a pin out of a crack "just for fun." For the same reason we refuse to be the first to pass in front of a funeral to let any one pass between us and the friend with whom we would not quarrel, to let the biiby look at himself in the mirror, walk nn tlor a ladder or sleep in number thirteen nor for anything in the whole, wide world would we accept a watch from a fiancee nor a hatpin nor a penknife nor anything sharp or pointed from a friend. Just so with the Easter girl. She i m't the least bit snperstitious, but she wore a yellow garter last year, don lied at Easter, and Jack did propose to her.

so, just for fun, although, "of course, there's nothing in It," she's go Ins? to try ngaln for luck this time, Kiiice Jack is lnnded. Toll it not in Gath, but nearly all jrirls hold to this superstition, and the little rime which explains it is writ in nc nrly every one of their hearts: f. A yellow garter, That's for luck, For luck and a lover true'. The yellow band Will sure command Luck and a sweetheart too. And if you will peep beneath the hats of the pretty, laughing girls you'll meet on your way to church on "Easter morning you will find that several out of each dozen or so had a bit of blue ribbon tucked in her hair.

All school' Elrls remember the Scotch rime: A blue snook in the hair. Malign fair, maiden fair. On Easter you must wear, Maiden fair, maiden fair. And then you'll find the way To a glorious Easter day. For a lover'll come to woo you, true, I say." Cora Moore in New York Mall.

Read The Gazette and keep posted. WHEN EASTER COME8. By MARGARET E. SANGSTER 'HEN Easter comes the vio lets lift Their shyly hooded faces Where late the frozen snpws adrift Heaped high the woodland spaces. When Easter comes the sunbeams dance On green leaves all aquiver.

And grasses rally, vpear and lance, By rippling brook and river. When Easter comes the lilies haste What time the bells are ringing To bring their perfumes, pure and chaste, From hallowed censers swinging. Shine dim church aisles on Easter day i Beneath their serried whiteness. And happy children kneel and pray Amid the lilted brightness. When Easter comes a merry train.

The robin, wren and starling. With song and wing are here again, And many another darling. The bluebird and the oriole, Tho martin and the swallow, "Away," they chant, "with grief and dole! Here's spring, and summer '11 fol When Easter comes, when Easter comes, Thcsn winter's spell is over! Ere long we'll hear the elfin drums Where bees are deep in clover, After we catch the swaying lilt Of wings among the daisies And see the rose cup's sweetness Among the garden mazes. When Easter comes ah, happy ilnyi K'f teiirs like dewdrops glisten. And songs climb up the heavenward way While angels bend to listen.

For Iqve and life and joy untold Are in the age long story That spells itself on harps of gold And thrills with endless glory. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Easter Table Decoration. Plane rabbit, in center of table, tie big bow around his tnec aud bare narrow ribbon fastened 1 around his paws. At the end of each ribbon tie an Easter egg for each guest with tba name put on in gilt paint. 4 Read Tbb Uazhttb and keep posted.

hood In the use of skis, and bis skill is such that be can glide in and out of the trees without a crackle to betray his whereabouts. When marching orders are sounded the leader swings out and keeps up a hot pace. Once in sight of a supposed enemy a pile of snow is quickly scooped up, aud ensconced behind this simple but effective protection the skiman can take pot sbots at the foe. During some recent maneuvers in which 10.000 infantrymen participated the value of skis as an adjunct in warfare was clearly demonstrated. Over roads piled so high snow that cavalry would have been unable to make any progress whatever, the infantry, mounted on their skis, covered from twenty to thirty miles an hour without mishap of any kind.

Of course, it would be practically impossible in most Instances for the artillery, with their Heavy guns, to ioiiow me lmauiry ovir, tbe snow clad roads and passes, but for skirmishing and scouting ski running soldiers are extremely valuable. IiAXK BOOK No. 23.21S Miners ings Utink. Findur return to bank.lt Read The Gazette and keep posted. Society Women (tray or Farted Hair Docs Xot Match a ('uiM'fiil Form and Handsome Faee.

Iteautiful'" hair natural colored every woman wants It every woman can have it. It's a sample mutter. Just sot a bottle of HAY'S HAIR Jft HEALTH today. Use It', regularly vV. ff and.

you'll not be troubled i gray hair or dls tressing Dandruff that's ho annoying and irritating. HAY'S HAIlt HEALTH Is just as good for men as well. Frank Bnrber sell it for 50c or $1.00 and will give you your money back if it's not satinfactory. Throbbing Head And Tired Eyes are not the right equipment for a successful business man! Take time to come here for a searching examination that will reveal the cause of your tired eyes and when we prescribe and furnish glasses to correct the trouble you'll find the world looks brighter again. PTO ET 111 Si 22 N.

Main, over Tinker's Bell'Phone 154 B. EASTER HATS AND FURNISHINGS FOR MEN That are "Right up to the minute." Let your Easter Hat be a Stetson, C. Dryer or Cuth bert and you will be in right. Beautiful assortment of Shirts to 71 7fu 3t 41 The Greatest Fountain Pen Plan, Plant and Policy la Um worM back VmansFount2untn Find this Imprint on a fountain pen and you will baa trie one tnai is popular lor wnai ii ldoes not for what it is said to do. A OF THE POPULAR STYLES.

mm Main street, this evening at 8 clock sharp. THE GLENNON HOSE COMPANY will meet tomorrow evening in Me morial hall. THE EUREKA CLUB MEETS AT the home of Mrs. Clarence Anderson, South. Main street, tomorrow evening.

AT THE. REGULAR MEETING OF the Chi Upsilon fraternity, of the First Presbyterian Church, held yesterday afternoon, officers for the ensuing three months were elected as follows: President, is. Harrison Anthony; vice president, Harry West; recording sec retary, Walter B. Graham; financial secretary. Nelson Myers; treasurer.

John Allan. DAUGHTER WAS BORN RE cently. to Mr. and Mrs. William Walsh of Port Griffith.

Mr. Walsh is the well known conductor on the Hughes town line of the' Wilkesbarre Traction Co. THE PHILHARMONIC CHORAL society rehearses the oratorio "St. Pe ter" tonight at the Y. M.

C. A. rooms. All memoers are urged to be present. THE PARTIALLY DECOMPOSED body of an unknown man was fished from the river at Qlyphant today.

LOUIS SCOFFIO AND MICHAEL Littieri of Old Forge, pleaded guilty in the Lackawanna county court to day to manslaughter for killing James Rossa in a saloon brawl at Old Forge on New Year's Eve and were tenced to not less than three, nor more than twelve, years in the Eastern pen itentiary. Plates and Plates. Cook They say that the plates on a battleship are nearly a foot thick. Kitchen Maid Mercy! Fancy having to wash tbeni three times a day! Boston Transcript For Inspiration. "Now, I want something in your happiest vein," said the editor.

"Better pay me in advance, then," declared the poet. Washington Herald. No road is too long to the man who advances deliberately and without undue haste. Bruyere. Rand Thn tzprip keep PORted.

Don't Worry About a Strike buy. vour Groceries at Drury's and get. the bene fit of the lowest known prices. Gold Coin Flour Sunlight Flour $6.50 Cream Sponge Flour, $6.50 16 Gr. Sugar.

Potatoes, per bu. Strictly Fresh Eggs, .25 Large Pkg. Corn Flakes .05 7 Oatflakes 25 7 Oatmeal .7. ..25 Finnan Haddie ,,.124 Home Cured Bloaters .08 Ciscoes, per lb. .05 Gold Star Butterine, i .25 Just as good as the best Butter, Timothy Seed, per bu $8.00 Clover Seed, per bu.

$14.00 Lawn Grass Seed, per lb. .25 Onion Sets, 3 qts: .25 Full Line "of Garden Seeds. Wm. Drury 11 19 ISSU Um, FlttSttn. The weather says so; and our smart new stock says so.

There is 'much here that will interest you. The newest and best in Spring Suits and Coats are shown ina most inviting array. We cauuot tell you all about the new styles, you must come in and inspect them personally. Do not wait until the last day. It is important to remember VJe Are Now Offering Host Unusual Values.

Fiieh JLomb Distributors UIGTOn VICTRGLAS ri AND. Player PiantOG Sold on Eas'y Payments PiiriAr for all Occasions If JanOS Tuned and Repaired Moved with Caro Century Edition and Popular Sheet Music. L. Fitch's 1 1 Water Street, Pittston, Pa. To Purchase and Goats.

Suits $14.08 1 0.08 These are strictly tailored garments, no two alike, made up in whipcords, vigroll, mannish serge, basketcloth, most unusual values. No necessity of going out of town. 's New Store, No. 36 North Everything up to date. be well dressed.4 Sfrcsl Day Suits at $12.50 Made in diagonal, stripe, mannish tailored, with deep reveres trimmed with, bangllnc, and having the new envelope skirt.

mm Visit Harry Oppenheimer OU can't expect to promenade on Easter morning in winter Shoes or last Summer's Get the new ones now. It doesn't matter whether you shoe a man's foot or, a wo Main Street, Tomorrow, from 10 a. m. and receive a carnation. New Store New Stock Wear H.

0. Clothes and man's foot, or both, this is the one store in town to get style this season Nothing this side of New York holds us and no one in the great metropolis equals us without charging a dollar or two more. Dainty aud charmingly pretty summery Ties, Oxfords and Pumps for young and old girls, $1.98, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00. Swagger swing lasts for men of all ages and at all prices such as $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00. We have not forgotten the boys, girls or babies either.

HARRY OEWftllllKlR No. 12 No. 12G.M. No.12G.MM. No.412 Plnln Cold Mount.

Gold Mount. Sterl. Slivei $2.50 $3.50 $.150 $3.00 i Gorman Silrer Clip Cap adds to cost 25 cents. Otst Plan and Policy Insures absolute satisfaction, or money refunded. SEE WATTCItMAX DISPLAY AT 30 (i.

rjiiii LEWIS JEWELRY STORE, 18 sit Main street. mi5fj faddbto AU.lADAC r3 tr ytr iiim tad addrwt trill Mr s'tty Mlnrti at Q. R6C.Q When House Cleaning Time Comes Remember Make the HO KA Paste according to directions in each package and use it for all house cleaning It will ease things for the woman who does the All grocers. 'i Prlco Co. At all Orocert.

NMAIN SHOE EASTER MILLINERY The newest ideas In Spring and Summer, hnadwear shown In our display of Imported and domestic Vi models and pattern hats. f. WE WILL FIT YOU BECOMINGLY xiio Hats Trimmed Allko. SULLIVAN'S Where Its a Pleasure to Trade. iA I f.

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