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black figured1 silk, trimmed lac ij 1Tflowerjot cretonne intended lints tt mnw many or tnecoraay pats rana thft Jew pokwboantg WiM been seen mi FASHION AN1T foimerlbf tte.firm oi Hi H. Blase fef feBrre AO tataterhtls ar excedin'frjr sheer, The little vetg wfiich are ouite novel and, very fetching are reqeraliv made of something ov rrifctch the brotise slipper Is with iu once trimming of tbeaist QUALITY JEWELER AND OZTIClfflW 4 The vogue of short aidrtslor streejl wear favcrs the sale or boots hat are fiandsome "and distfnctlve boots of Sleeves, have settled down to abort andthree juartr lengths for summer Superintendent OHdea. of the Ha Superintendent CJHdea. of the her home; in Carbondals. after visit neat.

i with her sister, Mrs. Anna. Cleltend Si and style. Gold colored satin' is a material which is being used with sutceas for Opens his" Jewelry add Optical Store, of 57 Swallow street Beaded acarfs: are prominent, par ticularly those with cold or steel evening slippers, to be worn with silk Miss Minnie J. K'uscheU of Broad street, is spending her vacation In hose of a shade match.

slefon division of the Lehjgh Valley Railroad, has started on a. trip to California, and is accompanied by hig At, present he is, attending the Knights Tenulr enclave in Chicago. From, there Mr. and Mrs. Glldea will gy to? Ytllowstone National Park.

Miss Mame Plannigan, of Cork and Miss. Anna Dougher, of in Philadelphia. v. Embroidery is used 6n all belts. The norjularftv of tintlAd enatm hn collar and on many of the small Miss Winifred Hawksy.

of Bryden ut no way 4hntnishcd. Bomeol these jtokes, street, Cork Lane, is entertaining Mlse Amma FfilnAir rt 3atrafltfin belts only appear in back and front while some are Interlace throuirt Enamel green Js predominating kerman, have left for an extended out silts narrow tape of the ma color among Ihe parasols on beaen a mojk complete line of Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry Cut iEajbdQtiU Goods, with all the new and latest designs in the Jewelera and Silvrsmiths.Arts. The store being one of the most complete tiii Jewelrv and Otrtical Store in Pittston. visit, Omaha, Neb. A 1" rtVi" Mrs.

C. C. Garrison and son, Raymond, have returned to their home and boar walk. Joseph Howell, of Market street on Broad street from an extended vis There la a fVKun: metal Suede slippers; match the costume. and John Dawson, of Tedrick street.

in Boston. lli The Ovtieal Dmttihent TJfMner the rhost comnlete in this niart of the state. and the stockings with them are flesh end Jet seen since the Jdeath; for the same reason real and artificial. are on "Vteir everywhere are spending their vacation among colored. Jonas and Benjamin Schaimick the Thousand Islands.

Eres hein as low 1.00 bv a North Main street clothing merchants since they were Edward's favorite Tortoire shell is made into every Jamed Granahan is confined to his entertained their father, Benjamin flower. graduate Optician of II years experience. Ihing from powder cases to umbrella home on Swallow street by illness. Schainuck, of FdKardsville, yester handles. The sido frill which is so nrettv on day.

Mr. and Mrs. John MacLachlan, shirtwaists has established itself as a There will be. throughout the sum Miss Mary M. Hunt, of Price street, Tompkins street, arc spending ten necessity on the tailor made, waists; this otherwise severe style is hardly mer a great preponderance of white days at New York and Ocean Grove.

is the zuest of Mrs. Charles J. Ruef serge suits, many of them showing a seen without the frill. fer, at Wilkesbarre. During the opening, week I will sell a $3.00 Gold Jbinger Fiece Jbiye; Glass Mounting for A chance for those who have the old style mounting' This department also makes a specialty of replacing broken lenses and filling oculists prescriptions.

I also carry Safety Razors, suclb as the Gilletifce Auto Strops, Ever Beady and Gem Safety Razors, complete with 1 a jd Strops and Strappers for same. Ask to see th6 Gibford Automatic StrOti and hairline in color. Thomas MacLachlan, of Tompkins Mrs. Clarence Weathers, who has street, is spending a ten days vacation Flowers have lost prestige in mlllin at Lake Winola. PROMINENT COUPLE been recovering from an IHness of two weeks, suffered a relapse yesterday ery: rasruonabie trimmings are plumes and aigrettes of paradise in Miss Anna Granahan; of Norman and is again confined to her home on Strapper conipletd for $1.00, which strops alb safety rdzor 'blaii'iiil ti Mack and white.

street. Cork Lace, is the guest of Mrs. Front street. UNITED IN MARRIAGE J. Mallett, of Wilkesbarre.

and neat. Also retnilar Razors. Weiss' "Ra.rhft 'ShearR. Brushes. Strons.

Etft Black is popular for evening wear, Mrs. Esther Keating and daughter, and' jet trtmmlhgs are seen every Repair Department, is a most complete one, making a specialty of prepar Mr. and Mrs. M. A.

Ford have returned home from a vacation trip Helen, have returned from a montn visit in South Bend, Indiana. A marriage of unusual interest and where, in uuckles, garnitures ur all over forms. importance, the principals being to Nova Scotia. prominent young people, was that cel IsV to Miss Mary" Ford, of William street, ing nign graae watcnes, uiocks, deweiry aiso Luamona oexiuig ana ngray ing. All work guaranteed.

A a The metaled Egyptian scarfs are and Miss Irene Melvin, or Jnkerman enrated this arternoon at 2 o'clock in the wedding of Peter Nartocclo. of again In fashion; they are even more The Misses Mary Clifford. Anna Clifford and Mary McAndrew, of North Main street, are spending the re sojourning for two weeks at Moa Schenectady. N. and Miss (Lucy thicWy covered with hammered metal trose.

Martone, of Dupont. at Our Lady of than formerly. week as guests of an uncle in Buffalo. ail uannei Italian catholic church MIrs Bessie of Oregon, is J. large number of relatives and Pekln stripe is a blue and white N.

T. Ex Mayor and Mrs. James Langan passing ber vacation at Lake Winola. friends attended the nuptial mass silk of China or foulard weave show ALBERT BLASE, Quality Jeweler and 79 North Main which was conducted by Rev. William ing a perfectly even arrangement of Miss Mary Reilly, of 5 Charles Miss Mume 'Langan, M.

J. Tlgue, and William Tighe have returned from a Gislon, the pastor. blue ana wnue. is enjoying two weeks among the Po The bride was charmingly attired sojourn at Atlantic City. cono mountains.

in a gown of ivory colored satin with An attractive auto coat is made of train. She wore a veil and a black heavy pongee with the collar of rose Miss Catherine Flynn. of 295 Par Max V. Strehel has returned to his home in Philadelphia, after spending picture hat, with willow plumes. Miss colored silk.

sonage street, has returned home from several anys at the home of Mr. and a ten days' stay in Atlantic City. Celia Turon, of. this city, the bridesmaid, was attired in an apricot colored moussellne dress and wore a black One sees very few dresses of any Mrs. William J.

James, of Milton St. Six rouner ladies from the loner heavy material, except a few tailor mades for traveling wear. Miss Clara Price has returned to end if the city are enjoying ten days picture hat. The best man was John Martone. of Dupont, a brother of the young people, the gifts comprising cut glass, pictures, linen, silverware.

her home, Wood street, after spending it Lake Winola. The party, comprises PITTSTON HAN HUBBIES SCBANTON YOUNG LADY oride. houseful nishings and money. The The fad for wooden beads has be ten days with friends in West Scran Misses Anna and Bessie Hastie, Eliza Following the ceremony, a recep ton. hcth, Jar.et and Margaret Thompson, gift of the groom to the bride was a pair of dianrind ear rings.

come a craze; in black and in colors they are thick as locusts in the plague of Egypt, and Georgia Martin. Mt. 'Alartbceio conducts a hotel at Mrs. Campbell has returned to tion was held at the heme of the bride or Grant street, Dupont, The Martone residence was prettily decorated with petted plants, flowers and' vines. The wedding feast was served by John Edward Golden of James street.

James Donley, of Duryea who is Schenectady, N. Y. Mrs. Martoccio IsS If the tapestry coat remains in the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

of Interested friends. The oride was attired in a white embroidered robj and wore 'a hat to match. Her maid was Miss Anna Golden, of this cjry, sister of the James Golden, of. Market was the groom's best man. Poll swing the ceremony a.

rer iception was held at the. bride's home. Mr. and Mrs. Golden will leave this evening fdr Atlantic' City, where they will spend'' a few weeks.

On their re turn they will' reside with the bride'g grandmother, Mrs. Bridget. Btiftnfe' with whom she has made her horrife, on Cedar avenue, South; employed as a solicitor for the firm of Edsall Clausen, and who is well known in this section of the county. Angelo Martone; of Grant street. 'McQueen, of this city.

At an early fashion until next autumn it will make rather a pleasing garment' for afternoon affairs. "hour tomorrow morning, jMr. and Mr Dupont. She is an accomplished young lady, with many friends. Mr.

and Mrs. Martoccio will reside in a is a patient in the Taylor Hospital, having undergone a serious operation iviariuccio win leave cscranton on me this city a well known and poputw young man who Is employed as bar tender at Thomas Lj mien's restaurant, was united in marriage this afternoon to Miss Hannah Ruane, a. populan young lady of South Side. Scranton. The ceremony was performed this afternoon at four o'clock in St.

John's Church, Scranton, before a company. L. and W. for their wedding trip Blue and black Is a favorite combi there Sunday night. Mr.

Donley had newly furnished home at 719 Pleasant ft: been ill for several weeks of typnoid street, Schenectady. which will include New York City and vicinity and a trip up the Hudson. nation of the moment; dark blue satin embroidered in black, dark blue gauze i hung over black satin, and blue and fever and was convalescing from that Hffi it. Many presents were received by the Keep posted. Bead Tbb GAnrrrs.

disease, when he was suddenly strick en on Sundav with an ailment that was diagnosed by the physicians as obstruction of the bowels. An imme diate operation was necessary and it was nerformed at rayior Hospital. His condition at present, though quite serious, is as good as can be expectea, in view of the seriousness of the op S. H. Double eration and the fact that he had just passed through a.

siege with typhoid Xrowit Co. PITTSTON'S LEADING STORE. $35.00 100 Piece Dinner Set Free every purchase you get a coupon ticket for this dinner set. Watch for your tickets. fever.

Green Stamps Dr. Frank Abbott and William Ab bott, of Philadelphia, are the guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William With cash purchase on Wednesday. Take advantage of this offer to fill your book.

Abbott, of 21 George street. Mr. and Mrs. M. J.

Sullivan and children. Edward, John and Mary For those particular people who desire 'a beautiful complexion and who want to keep the skin at its best all the time keep it clear, flexible, smooth and give it the glow of health there Is nothing as good as A. D. S. Peroxide Cream, because it coptains a small quantity of Hydrogen Peroxide, the great antiseptic healing and cleansing agent.

Jits action upon a red, blotched, pimply, scaly, unsightly skin Is very pronounced. When used as a massage it has tendency to eradicate wrinkles and to nourish the tissues. It is a mild bleach perfectly harmless and will not grow hair. This is one" of the leading preparations made by the American Druggists Syndicate, which is composed of. 12,000 responsible druggists, and it is but one of the famous A.

D. S. P.eroxlde Family. The others equally as good, equally as beneficial and Just as popular are A. D.

S. Peroxide Tooth Powder, which whitens, cleanses and preserves the teeth; A. D. S. Peroxide Tooth Paste for the same purpose, put up In a different form; A.

D. S. Peroxide Soap, a very superior soap because were guests last evening of Wilkss 10 I2 2c Figured Lawns for 5 tents barre relatives. James R. Gill, of 99 Swallow and Michael J.

Burke, of 88 Swallow Some of the blest of the' season's styles; white grounds with small fig street, well known residents of that section, are seriously ill at their ures and stripes. Clearance' 'Sate4i Price ka If homes. Assistant District Attorney W. H. Gillespie is visiting his wife and two daughters, who have been at Atlantic City for some time.

Our Mid Summer Clearance Sale Commenced TODAY It's a Clearance of all Summer Goods at prices less than the goods cost to make. Every piece of Summer Goods, everything that belongs to warm weather is sacrificed to make room for new fall goods. As many of the lots are small an early selection is advantageous. See our Window Display. Thursday Evening At Valley View, Rowley's Entire Band.

Free refreshments changed this week. 10A2t 25c Figured OrgandiesIOc And 20c Floral Lawn, firie sheer goods and all good patterns. Sale Price IT. 10c 12 1 2 I5c Dress Gipg hams 10c Choice styles in Dress Ginghams, in plaids and stripes, all the regular 12 and 15c. quality.

Clearance Sale Price 10c 25 35c French Ginghams 19c AVOCA. 8c Linen Torchons 3c Lace, all linen insertings and edgings up to 3 inches wide. Clearance Sale Price American Printing Wash Fabrics light and dark grounds; all 8c. goods. Clearance Sale Price 5c 75c Imp.

Foulard Silks 35c The biggest value of the season. They cost more to import Regular 75c. goods. Clearance Sale Price. 35c 29c White Flaxons 19c The well known Flaxons in fine pin checks; medium checks and plaids sold everywhere at Clearance Price lc 39c Red Table Damask I9c The old fashioned kind that wears so well.

Clearance Sale Price 19c 25c Cotton Voiles 10c There's no cotton dress fabric that wears as well. They sell always at 25c a yard. Clearance Sale Price. 10c I it heals as well as cleanses; A. D.

i S. Peroxide Foot Powder, for tired, aching, burning feet, and last, but by no means of least importance, is A. D. S. Peroxide of Hydrogen, the great disinfectant and germicide now being used in so many homes.

All of these A. D. S. preparations can be obtained at any A. D.

S. drug store. MEMBER Look for thbSgA hi the Drunbt's MILLINERY The final, clean up The greatest cut of all. The biggest bargains in Untrimmed Hats you ever saw. All our fine Dress sold at 25c.

and 35c. Price Ginghams that Clearance Sale lc Irving Lidy was badly burned about the face and shoulders by escaping steam while doing some repair work yesterday at the. Hillside colliery. Joseph Carden has been removed to a hospital for an operation. Miss Marie O'Brien and Florence Burke are spending their vacation at Lake George and Saratoga, N.

Y. Directors Lyons, Ward, Dixon, King. Little and McKeon were the members present at Monday night's meeting of the school board. The repair committee was instructed to have cement walks placed at Nos. 1 and 3 Schools.

Secretary Ward reported that the tax duplicate was ready for collection. It 'amounts to $11,000, for school purposes and $2,000 Tcr bonds. The following bills were ordered paid: Attorney Joseph Moore $10, James McKeon $8, Kenne man Llewellyn $40. Michael Brehony, of Spring street, is visiting in Highland Falls. N.

T. TABLE LINENS Extraordinary Reductions to reduce the stock. The lowest prices at whicj you ever bought Pattern Table Cloths ASSOCIATION Wl 11000 OtW Drttfa 50c. 75c, S9c Untrimmed Hats In a variety of shapes and colors. Clearance Price 10 cents.

$1.98 to $2.50 Untrimmed Hats In the best selling styles of this season. Clearance Price 25 "cents 10c White Lawns at 5c 30 inch White Lawns for children's dresses, aprons, etc. Actual value 10c. a yard. Clearance Sale Price.

5c 8c Shaker Flannel 6 2r Bleached and unbleached, good firm quality; cannot be made to sell under 8c; Clearance Sale Price. For Sale by John H. Farrer, 30 Luzerne M. A. Ford, S.

M. Evans, James F. Kane, Chas. A. Sroh, H.

W. Roberts. Wm. T. Mundy, Thos.

J. Tates, J. Peck, 2 yards by 2 yards. $6.00 Cloths $4.50 $5.00 Cloths $3.50 $3.25 Cloths for. $1.98 Cloths for.

$1.85 Cloths $1.35 2 yds. by2 yds. $2.95 Cloths $2.00 $2.50 Cloths $1.75 2 yds. by 3 yds. $3.50 Cloths for.

$4.00 Cloths $2.75 $3.25 Cloths for. Mrs. Charles Lidy has returned from a week pent among the Pooonoa. 25 Reduction on all Napkins. Mrs.

Frank Lester, of Hill street, is ill of typhoid fever. Mrs. Eames, of South street is suf fering from stomach trouble. THE RICH MAN'S BATH BRUSH AT THE PRICE EVERY MAN CAN AFFORD I is the greatest n3cessttr and the greatest buary oombined tbe ideal modern bath brush Miss Katie Mangan, of Pattsville, is CARPETS AND RUGS tbe guest of Miss Annie Newlin, Miss Olive Mclntyre is spending her vacation with friends in Bath, N. Y.

If you need a Carpet or a Rug, buy it now? while the prices are way down. Men's Balriggan Under wear All qualities for 35c Men's Balbriggan shirts and Drawers; the regular 60c. "quality. Sale Prtiee. Hen's Nainsook Under Miss Madge Kear, of Minersvllle, is the guest of Miss Jean Newlin.

Contractor J. A. Widdal and Bert Smiles, of Pittston, have returned TSives Bath Shampoo andMassago All in one no plumbing no expense. The Knickerbocker Spray brush attaches to or faucet instant ly. The water showers In nun dreds of dashing tram through from a trip' to Washington and Phil $3.60 36x72 Rugs $2.50 27x54 adelphia Miss Kittle Dunn is at Atlantic City.

9x12 Rugs. $15.00 Brussels Rugs $30.00 Body Brussels Rugs $24.7.5 $35.00 Wilton Rugs $45.00 Wilton Rugs $32.00 wear Miss Mabel H. Widdal is spending her vacation at Atlantic City. $1.25 18x36 D. J.

Llewellyn William Druffner, William Davidson and William Morton are spending the week at Lake The coolest Underwear mad Coat Shirts with' short sleeves" and knee Drawers; sold in most stores 60o, a garment Sale' Price $5e $1,00 Night Gowns 75c Plije long cloth Nightgowns, beautifully made, low neck and short sleeves, regular ($1.00 value. Clearance Price' 75c Children's Muslin Drawers 15c All sizes, 2 to 12 years, made of good quality muslin. Sale Price 15c Infants Straw Bonnets Only a few left, they sold at $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00. Clearance Sale 1.00 Wide Ribbon at 10c Wide Hair Ribbons In all 8ilk Taffeta, colors, red, light blue, pink, navy, whte, black; regular 16c, value. Sale $1.76 Velvet Rugs $8c Y4 the fins robber duct or teeth." nIJr and these teem" $2X0 vive ever nart of $12.00 Scotch Rug3 7.25 I Carey.

The Miners' Examining Board is $1.60 Smyrna Rugs sued many certificates yesterday at $1.00 to Long Sn'iire Curran'8 office. Mr. Mrs. Ray Smith ami daughter. Almeda, are sojourning at SI the body a thorough; Invigorating massage that sets the dirt out of the ptres as no bristle brush or cloth ever could.

Guaranteed for One Year Will Last Five The cheapest luxury and the best health invest ment for the entire family. Brings ClsanlineM, Good GrcolatioD and Bwrtifol Sldn. Knickerbocker Harvey's Lake. "Now is yourycncilti.hii'ttpnMf Curtains One accident marred 'An extrerhely. enjoyable excursion of the united Sunday schoojs to Harvey's lengtn pure nix wpves, jarvnavy.i 1.

UltVUn. WIU nunc, IQfiUW X.VV, AK, to $1.60. BeM Frlee: vMav Lake, yesterday. Charles Webber fell on the dancing pavilion, and his right "1.26 White Lawn Curtains with Spray brush 10c Handkerchiefs arm was fractured In two places. lace and Inserting.

Men's and Women's fine lawn Hand iSale Price THRICE WELCOME it kerchiefs ftr hemstitched 'ktid' J4c: edge; regular price 10c vClear Vua 4 Price JO Cross Stripe Madras Curtains. th best Half Price. TS yourHOME PAPER as It reaches you daily atT your for 10c WneQause' Cotton Stocklnirs. nbr Irerj Swtmisli li IjiUj dMiuteed. Spraybrush No.

illuttrated. Is inches In diameter with hollow teeth, Sis feet of fine "A white rubber tubing and one single faucet eon neetioa guaranteed to fit any faucet, JO f( ail eomplete, nioely boxed, price pMv vv" OthrtyHt SS.oOand$4.00 I SBJieW BmW Shampoo Brua Siphon Ananhiaant lor hoawa wlllxmt bathroom, toe tar Oct gnfctorbockerStWbrMh today It makes every iwth recurrent deligh your money back it not Mttatted Tire Knickerbocker iSpraybrushen pre rWoinmended and for sale bW if. Farter, 30 Liizwie 'andrf 1 street I famous Oxbrook' iTowe summer cottage. AH the "mews about everybody i lt tells mora than a dosen letters would con tain Don't wUioutJ your; fti PAPEK wide Oilcloth. 10c erlce ailltht Zi SV'hh straideTable ffi woted for their absobpt qualities and.

regular' price 'v. i9of ale the coarss cheap tookl9g jfBnerallyV regular'ISo. stocking Spe facial' whils they tost 7c. pairj t3o 1 W' Prlee 9 b. a 1 iC Mailed? anrwhere an he it States for ''J f' i r'' Igf 't flt.