Pittston Gazette from Pittston, Pennsylvania • Page 7

Ml 00 i Ne ws 1 v'U iV 'v i INSTRTJCTIOXS FROM THE WEST Uskes HcsBaking Easy reft "We are laying particular emphasis on the tact that a GOOD Watch caii be ''bought for so 'little money now days, that, you can not afford to be without' ONE. Our stock comprises he WALTHAM, ELGIX, HOWARD, HAMTIrON, SOUTH BEND and a line of SWISS Watches. Come In and let us show you, and tell you something about Watches; our EXPERIENCE should be worth something to W.F. Staley, Erie and ti; W. V.

Watch Inspector. MA For ease of culture uud decoration of oioom, notning excels Nasturtiums. Loose seeds from mixtures of the best varieties. For sale by Carpenter the Florist, It's Like Throwing Money Into The Ocean to go out of town to buy ALL PAPER, as we have an up to date line at lower prices than neighboring cities. We show the.

finest line of Wall Papers printed from the low priced kind to the highest grade tapestries. Call mid let tis give you an idea on Interior decorations. Come Here For Heady Paints. Paints Mixed to Order. Brushes and Oils, Furniture Polish, Floor Dressing, Picture Framing.

W. S. Armory 91 North Main Street, rjew Barritt, BlocK, Pittston. mm PITTSTOX BOARD OF HKALTII. Cases of Scarlet fever, Small pox, and Whooping Cough, require exclusion from all Schools, after fumigation of the house.

In cases of Scarlet fever where Isolation has been carried out, contacts may be admitted to school at the end of quarantine. Cktses of Diphtheria require 26 days qlflranlne or 14 days from school, when anti toxin has been used. Cases of Chifcken pox, Measles, German Measles, and Mumps require 21 days quarantine from the date the case is reported to the Board of Health; cpn ftacts not developing these diseases, after 14 days, may by talcing a dls Infecting bath, changing clothing and removing to a house occupied only by adults return to school. Al! secretions from the above cases are contagious, and cloths ortowels used, Ishould be disinfected before washing or burned. Thoso having tonsilitis, itch or other contagious skin diseases, may return, to school, on a certificate of recovery by a physician.

The above are the latest State laws and local boards have no authority to liwuiiy nil ill. I uon't nemtie tne gravity ot a sore throat: call in your physician. Doa't let the good ladies of your neighborhood diagnose what your ch'Ul is purrerine from. Don't ask youPphysieian not. to re pert a case of scarlet fever or diph theria.

It is his duty to do so, and the penalty for neglect is severe. Don in anyway try to evade or disregard nny regulations made by the Health has absolute power to enforce them, and they are made for your good and that of the cpm rpunity. Don put well children with the sick. It. has caused needless sacriflc in? of many lives.

Don't clamor for any member of the Hoard of Health to shorten the time oi quarantine, on various excuses; it v.ill iit he dune. W. L. Foster, O. L.

MaeMillan and Charles Schumacher. The church treasurer will be elected at the regular meeting or the board of trustees. It was decided to change the present mode of aising church subscriptions from renting pews to a voluntary sub scription list. Ihis change will remain in force for one year and. should it prove satisfactory, will remain in definitely.

Reports were received from the various organizations of church work, and these were very ing. They showed a growth In mem bership and In financial standing. A pair of bull dogs had a misunder standing and their differences were settled belore a small knot of interested spectators on Luzerne avenue. As fight progressed the canines grew more vicious, biting and snapping each other until the blood started to run. One of the dogs was onsiderably larger than the other, but this handicap wns overcome, as his jaws were partially strapped to gether with a muzzle.

The owner of one of the dogs appeared on the scene and put an end to the hos tilities before mtch damage was committed. Harry Heiiire, of Franklin street, and John Haine, of Luzerne avenuJe, who have conducted a' green goods market, on South Main street, under the firm name of Haine have dissolved partnership, John Haine may not engage in any business ven tures. J. D. DELAHUNTY, Leading Grocer of Wyoming Valley.

COMPARE MY PRICES. Best Creamery Butter 25c. Pure Lard 10c. New Laid Eggs 22e. Sugar Cured Hams 15c.

3 quarts Onion Sets 25c. 3 Packages Creso 25c. 3 Packages Grahams 25e: 2 lbs. Best Fancy Cakes 25c. Water Cresfs 5c.

Parsley 5c. New ripe Tomatoes 12c qt. Celery 5e and Sc. Parsnips 25c peck. Carrots 20c peck.

Turnips 20c peck. Cucumbers 5c. Cabbage 5c. 6A2t Do Ton Want a Bath Room? Get mv estimate for an up to date bath room, properly I can save you money. Thomas k.

uavis, Delaware avenue, uio pnon. Special Sale of Hair Goods. order to reduce our stock. Switches and all other hair goods will be sold at 25 per cent, below cost from now until May 1, at Madame Meister's Hair Dressing Parlors, 6 Exeter West Pittston. For It Cured My Baby of Itching, Torturing Eczema.

First Camewhen Between 3 and 4 WeeRs Old. Used Everything Imaginable. 2 Cakes Soap and One BoxOintment Cured. "I ean UU In words how htppy the word 'Outlcura' sound to ma, (or It; cured my ycfA baby of Itching, torturinf tJpi cma. It first cam when" aha was between three and four weeks old, appearing on her head.

I used everything Imaginable and bad on doctor' bill after an other but nothine cured it. Then th eczema broke out co badly bebind her ear that I really thought her ear would come off. For I doctored ft but to no avail. Then It be ran at her nose and her ees were nothing but sores. I had to keep ber in a darfc room for two weeks.

The doctor did no good, so I stopped him 'Fnr ahnirt twn werks I had USd ClltW cura Soap for her every day, then I got a box ot Cuticura Ointment and began to use that. In a week there was a marked Improvement. In all I used two cakes of Cuticura Soap and one box ot Cuticura Ointment and my baby was cured of the sores. This was last November; now her hair Is growing out nicely and she has not a Bear on. her.

I can not praise Cuticura enough, I can take my child any whr and people are amaied to aee her without a sore. From the tune she was four weeks old until she was three years, he was never without the terrible ejuption but now. thanks to Cuticura, I have a well child, ilrs. H. K.

Householder, 2004 Wit helm Baltimore. Hay 10, 1910." Cnuenra Remedies are sold throughout the world. Potter Drug Cbem. Sol Boston. gMaNd tree, latest ai peg Cutlcttr Book.

HOW HAPPY THE WORD CUTICURA son to i la 07) EXGiJUSSIItDRi Absolutely Pure Tha only baking powder mado worn Royal Grape tSream of Tartar ALUM.K3 LIME FH1SPHATE GENERAL NEWS NOTES A. A. Bryden, of York avenue, who has been, seriously ill for the past two weeks, is making steady progfess toward recovery. A meeting of ladies interested in the proposed homeopathic hospital in Wilkesbarre will be held ajt the home ot Mrs. Beyea, 206 Susquehanna ave nue, this evening at 8 o'clock.

The district convention of the P. S. of A. will be held this evening at the rooms of Camp No. 491, corner of Luzerne and Wyoming The local camp has made extensive preparations for the event and an attend ance of over 100 delegates is expected.

The High School Base ball iteam will journey on Saturday to Tunkhannock, wnere tney win meet the strong Tunk hannock Hig School team. The local boys have shown up strongly in their preliminary games, and it is expected that they will sweep everything before them this year. The Sunday school class of It he Presbyterian church taught by Miss Ruth Jones will conduct a cake and candy sale on Saturday afternoon at the Jones home, on i ork avenue. The sale will be held between the hours of 3 and 5. Mrs.

Tallie Evans, of Philadelphia i.venue, is visiting frienfls in South Eastou, Pa. Miss Mame Wrkheiser has return ed to her home on Luzerne avenue, after a week's stay with Bertha Clark, of Corning, N. formerly of this place. Loving Service Circle, King's Daugh ters, will meet with Miss Faus and Miss Shove, corner of Wyoming and Philadelphia avenues, Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Miss Hazel Pue was among the guests at the wedding of Edgar L.

Clark and Anna M. Schater, at Wyoming, last evening. Mrs. F. M.

Keiler iler and Misi ing aA'C nue, nd Miss Uessie Coulter, of Wyom spent to day in Wilkesbarre, Mrs. Henry Schweitzer of Excelsior street, who has been confined to her home lor the past ten days with rheumatism, is much improved. Mrs. Charles Willard and Mrs. Mary Stout and son, Theodore, ot Mosie, wvre entertained yebterday at the homo of Mr.

and Mrs. William H. Moyer, on Delaware avenue. Mrs Elizabeth Schatzle, of White Haven, who has been spending the winter months itt the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Moyrr, on Delaware avenue, has returned to her home, at White Haven.

Arch and Ray McDonald, of Moosic, spent last evening with friends in town. The funeral of Peter Jacobs, wt dfc'd at Kingston, Arizona, last Friday ind who was well known here, where he had resided several years, was held this afternoon from the home of his mother, in i Wilkesbarre. Among those from AVest Pittston in at tendance were: G. Jacobs and daugh tcr, Katherine, Conrad Jacobs, William Jacobs and John Simmons. Interment was made in Oakland Ceme tery, Hanover township.

Miss Kmma Mahar, of avenue, was a recent visitor in Wilkes barre. Mrs. Michael Steiirciiwald. of Luz erne avenue, who has been spending the past fortnight visiting relatives in White Haven and Lehichton. has re turned home.

Councilman Michael Dorsch was able to be around this morning for the first time in two weeks. Mr. Dorsch had Imm'O confined to his home by an attack of grip. Albert White, of Fremont street, is spending a few days in liloomsburg. Mrs.

William Spone, of Sidney Center, is a guest at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Howard Cag win, on Parke street. Tht1 condition of Mrs. Driesbaugh. of Delnwtire avenue, who has been ill for several weeks, remains critical.

The members of the Ferguson family, of Philadelphia avenue, desire to express through the Gazette their appreciation of much kindness and sympathy extended to them in their recent berijavemrnt, the death of their sister, Miss Miry Ferguson. Edgar Hosier, of Linden street, was pleasantly surprised recently when a number of friends called at his home unexpectedly. Despite his unprepar edness, Mr. if osier proved an entertaining host and the evening passed in a deUghtful Refreshments were served. The annual business meeting of the First Presbyterian Church was held last evening.

The session was largely attended and at the conclusion of business a social session was held, members of the dailies' Aid Society serving refreshments. Thre members of the bourd of trustees, whose terms expired, were re elected. They, were: features which promise excellent entertainment will mark the sessions of tho Demosthienian and PeriiUian Societies of the West Pitts ton High school tomorrow afternoon. The Demosthenian Society will hold a closed session and the Periclian an open meeting. Election of officers will be held.

The Demosthenian programme will be appropriate to Arbor Day. The programme follows: Dcinostlieninn Society. Essay, "The Planting of the Apple Tree," Bessie Zborny. Quotations about trees, Russell, l.uchsinger, Herman lierlew, Gertrude Harter. Recitation, "Tree Planting, Helen Howell.

Essay, "Historic Tj des," Paul Ham In. History of "Woodman, Spare That Tree," Edith Gills. Reading, "An Day Story, Jean Wilde. Pifichot on "Uses of the Forest, Marv Jones. Essay, "How Arbor Day Originat ed." Marian Lewis.

Song by the Society. Periclian Society. Music, Grace Howlell Recitation "An American Poem Kossie Hallock. Debate, "Resolved: That American Literature Has Keen a Greater Force for Rioform in the United States than the Lecture Platform." Altirma.tive, Stanley Noble and Robert Hums, Rus sell Yates and Edgar Delahunty. Essay, "Electricity," Samuel Barber.

Quotations, "Whittier," Jack Emory. "Lowell," Franklin Hawk; "BryahV Benjamin Wilde. Essay, "What I Consider the Greatest Invention of the Age and Why," Ralph Perrin. Selection by orchestra. GIVIVG OUT.

The StruRit'e Discourages Many a Cit izen of Pituton. Around all day with an achi back; Can rest at Enough to make any one "give out." Doan'3 Kidney Pills will give renew ed life. They will remove the backache; Strengthen the Kidneys. Here is ncoof that this is so: Mrs. M.

Moore, 36 Mill street, Pitts ton, sai's: have good reason to recommend Doan's Kidney Pills, for I received great benefit from their use. Recently I suffered from a dull, nag pain across my loins and could do very little work, as I became tired so easily. I procured Doan's Kidney Pills at H. H. Tinker's Drug Store and t'noy gavs me immediate relief.

I have used this remedy several occasions since then and as the resulis have al ways been satisfactory, I endorse Kidney Pills highly." For sale by ail dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the TJnited States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. PLANS UNDER WAY FOR NEW.

MEMORIAL BUILDING John S. Jenkins and son, Charles Jenkins and Georgv Phillips, are busily engaged cleaning and beautifying the Jenkins Cemetery, corner of Wyoming avenue and Linden street. The plot of ground known as thie Jenkins' Cemetery is triangular in shape and is onh of the oldest burying grounds in this valley. Arrangements are being made to erect a memorial building on a portion of the plot. According to thie pvans of those who have the proposition under consideration, a drinking fountain will be eercted on thie point, where flowers are planted during the summer months and in the rear of the fountain the building will be erected.

The plans call lor two entrances to 'the structure, one on the Linden street side and the other on Wyoming avenue. Should the plans materialize the building will be of brick and two stories in height. The public library an be located on the lirst floor and the second can be used for meetings of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Pittston Civil War Veterans' Association. It is understood that under certain conditions the htiirs of the Jenkins' estate will grant permission for the building to be erected and that if necessary a few of the graves will be moved. See the new I roadster at Stroh Auto Co.

garage. Only $800. "I Suffered Intense Pains in My Left Side." Do you realize it is better to be afe than sorry, that it is the best policy to lock the stable door before the horse is stolen? Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy cured Mrs. C.

C. Gokey, of a stub' born case of heart disease, such as thousands are now suffering with. Read what she says: "Before I began Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy I ktd been suffering from heart trouble for ovi He tor over nv ex five that it years. I had grown so weak was impossible tor to do thirty minutes work in 4 whole day.

suffered intense patnsin mv leftside and under the left shouldef blade, I could not sleep on the left side, and was so short otbrtath that I thought I should never be able to take a full breath again. The least excitement would bring on tat most distressing palpitation. I.noA scarcely taken a halt bottle ofthe fcbmrt Remedy before 1 could see a marked change in my condition. I began to sleep well, had a good appetite, and improved so rapidly that when 1 had taken six bottles I was completely cured. MRS.

C. C. GOKEY, Northfield, VL If you have any of the symptoms Mrs. Gokey mentions, it is your duty to protect yourself. Dr.

Miles' Heart Remedy. is what you need. If the first bot tle fails to benefit, your money is returned. Ask your druggist. MlhFS NCfirKAMft.

E0Kt, bid. AT. CHOICE SELECTIONS. Our market has always been knOwn for the excellency of its fresh meati. Kasper's Meat Market.

Exeter Both Phones. For Filen Who like good shirts, advise the Manhattan Our second shipment for Spring has just arrived. At 28 N. Main St. Diamonds The Birth Stone for April.

A beautiful display dL the finest White Diamonds can be seen at this store at prices ranging from $5 to $300 I positively guarantee to save you from 10 to 25 per also allowing you the full purchase price any time on a larger stone. Any selection cheerfully laid aside Albert Blase Quality Jeweler Optician 69 North Main Immediate Comfort to sufferers from neuralgia, headache and pain caused by unsettled condition of the nerves made possible by our REXALL HEADACHE TABLETS. It relieves instantly; perfectly harmless and pleasant to take. Tablets, 25c; Powders, 10c and 20c; Wafers, 10c. No reason to suffer any longer when you have this remedy near by.

It la almost always effective. II. II. TINKER, THE REXAIJj DRUG STORE, N. Main Opp.

William Street. Vulcan Iron Works Lcccnoiivcs Pining Machinery Cement f.kchiniry tfllkes Btrre and West PKttton Corcoran Bros. Carpet" Machinery. Beating carpets with a club is the old fashioned way, and it is destructive to the carpet and hard work for the beater. Try the new method this year.

Send us word and we'll call for your carpets and clean them by machinery. Telephone for prices. ACME LAUNDRY, Luz.Ave. Both 'Phones "A (lint Worth While." I want a chance to do your rtpti eal work, especially that of replacing broken lenses. You may pay your oculist from $1.50 to $1.00 for new lenses.

The time vou have an accident with your glasses bring them here and note the difference In Xho price. Broken frames or other work done on short notice. Burt H. Snowdon, Cor. Main ami Water Streets.

Our Linen Sale Is Now On Special Values in Table Linen, Napkins, Towels. Pittston No Better 1 Quality NO CLEANER MARKET Meats as Cheap elsewhere. Chickens at any time dressed to order. Sansace, Ham and Oysters. Globe Warehouse Lehigh Railroad kPRIL 9 Tickets good on Special Train date of safe only LEAVE PITTSTON 12:20 A.

M. Returningr Leave New York Cortlandt and De Streets 7:00 p. m. Jersey City 7:17 p. m.

Hudson B.ver Tubes connect at Jersey City Station, directly under train floor. Frequent service to and from Cortland and Church streets, Broadway and 33rd street, Sixth av at 9th, 14th, lflth, 23rd and 28th streetSf Christopher and Greenwich streets. See Ticket Agents. Interior Decorations, In all tKe ILatest Designs G. W.

ATKINS, 201 20S Jefferson vcranton, Pa. ELEcmscAL momt C.C. GARRISON Electrical Contracts 38 N. Main St. i RUTER ft KULP I New 160 Old SIS.

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