Pittston Gazette from Pittston, Pennsylvania • Page 2

J5 'ii. AVOCA. ONE CENT A WORD tit BUSINESS DIRECTORY AUTOJMOBIIiEJHEPAIRS. AUTOMOBILE Radiators and Fenders Repaired. Lamps straightened out Aluminum soldering.

GUNSTEH CUBS LOSE AND BROOKLYN WINS; PHILLIES IDLE National League At New York The Giants made it two out of three from Chicago yesterday, Mathewson pitching in his old time form, score 2 0. The Phillies, although idle were thus enabled to add a half game more to their lead over the Cubs. Batteries Mathewson and Dooin; Zabel, Humphries, Standridge and Archer. At Brooklyn Brooklyn 2, Cincinnati 1. Batteries Appleton, Dell and Miller; Dale and Wingo.

At Boston Boston 6, Pittsburg 6. Batteries Tyler, Hughes and Whaling, Gowdy; Mamaux, Gibson and Adams. American League At Chicago Chicago 6, Philadelphia 2. Batteries E. Walsh and Schalk; Wyckoff, Sheehan, Knowlson and Lapp, McAvoy.

At St Louist Washington 6, St. Louis 2. Batteries Johnson and Ain smith; Leverenz, Koob, Coop and Ag new. New York Stat League At Wilkesbarre L'tica 3, Wilkes barre 2. Batteries Oberlin and Mc Donough; Meehan and Gido.

At Scranton Scranton 7, Syracuse 1. Bat trite Higgins and Miller; Bar berlch and Tyler. At Blnghamton, first game Bing hamton 2, Troy 1. Batteries Sitton and Peterson; Parson and Fitzgerald. Second game Blnghamton 6, Troy 4.

Batteries Sitton and Peterson; Parson; Mattlson, Buckles and Fitzgerald; McGrath. STANDING OF THE CLUBS New York State League W. L. Pc. .625 .625 .606 .475 .460 .453 .387 .361 Rlmira 40 24 Utica 40 Blnghamton 40 Scranton ...29 Troy 29 Wilkesbarre 29 Syracuse 24 Albany 22 American League W.

Chicago 62 Boston 48 Detroit 48 New York 40 Washington 37 St. Louis 31 Athletics 29 Cleveland 28 National League xW. Philadelphia 41 Chicago 42 Brooklyn 41 24 26 33 34 35 38 39 L. 29 28 31 39 41 45 47 49 Pc. .642 .632 .608 .506 .408 .382 .364 L.

33 36 36 40 39 38 43 40 Pc. .554 .538 .532 .506 St. Louis 41 Pittsburg .38 .4941 .472) New York 34 Boston 35 Cincinnati 32 .449 .444 CONGREGATIONALS GET GAME BY FORFEIT IN SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE Results of Friday nlghtCs games of the Sunday School League: west Sliie W. 9: Wyo. M.

0. Forfeit. East Side St. John's, Broad St. M.

E. 1. WHERE THEY PLAY MONDAY West Side W. P. M.

E. at W. Cong. Postponed game. East Side Eroad M.

E. vs St. Peters. MclarUe vs. St.

Johns. Postponed game. OP THE TEAMS West Side Team W. L. Pc.

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, July IWh, 20th and 21. Wire Window and Door Screens, vS4 taebes to 80 Inches wide. ifi lM' 10c Per Yard. Eaby Bath Basins Something 'new; Baby Bath Balalns. Made of first quality Enamel Wore.

Can also bo used by workmen to wash In after the day's work. The bath measures 11 inches. Big value for 75c. For days only. 39c each 40 Clothes Pins for 5c White Enamel Mixing Bowls A new item in White Enamel, regular 60c value.

You can hold the bowl in your lap without fear of breaking the bowl. The bowl measures 121 inches. For days only 25c each ater Sets, 0 glasses with Pitcher to Match 25c. Ladies' Shirt Waists An endless variety of Todies' Bnlrt "Waists, with long and short sleeves. Made of good quality voiles and crepes.

98c values. Special 69c each Princess Varnish Stain, All Colors, Pint Trial Can 10c. Boys' Wash Suits Our entire stock of Boys' Wash Suits. Middy, Russian, Balkan and Oliver Twist styles. Assorted colors.

Sizes 2 to 8 years. Values up to $1.50. Your choice 79c Agency for Vndor Porch Shades Gomperlz Co. 20 N. Main Pittston, Pa.

fSpecials far Wtamera For the next thirty days we will fit your No. 3 A Camera or Kodak with a high grade Ans tigmat Lens for $10.00. No extra charge for fitting. We have in stock a full line of ALL the Domestic and Foreign films and film packs to fit all sizes of cameras. Several dozen styles Photo Albums to mount your prints yWe do Developing and printing of the better kind.

Open evenings until eight o'clock. J. J. 28 Luzerne Avenue. Corcoran Bros, 28 N.

Main Street ALL STRAWS $5 Panamas and (PO CA Leghorns cut to PO.JV Pick While the Picking Is Good. CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY Trains leave Pittston week days for Kw York, Easton. Philadelphia, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk, White Haven, Ashley, (7:25 and ,40 a. tor New York and Philadelphia only) 1.06 p. m.

and 4 05 p. for New York and Philadelphia only Sundays 9:25 a. 2:24 and 6. 3 Days Specials BRANDON $1.00 326 327 Ponn avenue. Scran 1 ton, ATTORNEYS." F.

C. MOSIER Attorney at Law Cash Store Block, Pittston. Pa. July 8, 1882. K.

A. H'JBLER Attorney at Law Gazette Buildup Old 'Phone rrttston, Pa, R. E. BOWKLET Attorney at Law Notary Publlo Postoffice Building Old Phone Office. 609 Residence, 1 BJLLDINO CONTRACTORS.

WILLIAM MYERS, Contractor and Builder. Dealer in Lumber. Sash, Doors and Blinds. Mouldines. etc.

Of fice. 23 Land on Pittston, Pa. New fnone zio A. DENTIST. DR.

J. U. GALLAGHER Dentist Office and Residence 38 Broad 2nd floor, next to Y. M. C.

A. Bell Phone 500. INSURANCE. F. E.

W. A. SHIFFER, General Insurance Agents Fire, Tornado, Automobile Insurance in best companies Office: Lamb Block. No. 9 Water street.

Pittston, Pa. 'Phones. Notaries Public. SEE MB ABOUT FIRE OR LIVE Stock Insurance in Conservative Companies. Real Estate bought, sold or rented.

Richard Hughes, Room 20, Third Floor, Postoffice building. Notary Public. JOHN T. FLANNERY Fire Insurance and Real Estate, Old 'Phone 819 Room 8, Cash Store Block. MULE DEALERS.

Geo. J. Miller 4 Sons Dealers In MINE AND FARM MULES Also Second Hand Mules. Yards Port Blanch, ard. Pittston.

Pa, SHEETET5rORIR MORGAN EVANS Sheet metal work, heating, skylight work, roofing and general jobbing. Shop In basement at 116 North Main street, Pittston. Bell Phone STATIONER R. E. PREND'eRGAST.

Stationery. Engraving and orfice Supplie Dl stamping, printing, binding. Lithographing, filing systems and supplies, loose leaf supplies 207 Washington Scranton. Pa. UND BRAKING, C.

H. CUTLER, Undertaker Fine Coach Service Office, 90 North Main Street Residence. 802 York Ave. 'Phone NOTARY PUBLIC P. A.

MAMMON Notary Publlo Office, Gazette Building Residence 12 Mead Rt Bus Line Schedule Laurel Line to West Pittston Exeter Boro. LUZERNE AVENUE BUS Leaves ftrBt trip, Upper Luzerne Avenue 6:55 a. m. Upper Luzerne Avenue 21 and 55 after hour. Wyoming Avenue Hour and Halt Hour.

Laurel, Line 10 and 40 Minutes After Hour. Water Street 13 and 42 Minutes After Hour. After 7:40 p. m. Schedule la Ave minutes later.

EXETER BUSES. Leave Laurel Line and Bxeter Borough Every 16 Minutes, from 6:00 to 8:00 m. Leaves Laurel Line and Bxeter Borough 10. 30 and 60 minutes After Hour. Luzerne Avenue 20 and 40 and Hour.

Makes Limited Car on Laurel Line. HARTMAN AUTO GO. Last trip 11:30 p. m. Let Us Insure Your New Automobile Against Fire, Theft, Liability, Property Damage and Collision.

FOSTER 8 SCHWARTZKQPF Miners' Rank Building SPRING 1915 For an Up to date Suit See BEVAN The Tailor Bell Phone 721J. You'll Be Pleased With UMBO The small frame building on Main street used as a barber shop and polling place for 27 years is being razed to make way for a modern two. story rlcit building, 24x64, to bo erected by A. B. Curley, who owns the plot.

Mr. Curley claims the distinc tion of having been the first barber to open a shod in Avoca. M. E. Church Class meeting 10; preaching 10:30 and Epworth League 6:45, leader, Charles H.

Fer gusnn; sermon topic fer the day, "The Manifold Wisdom of in the morning, "As Seen in the Realm, of Nature;" in the evening, "As Seen in the Gospel Scheme." Special music at the morning service. A Lion roadster owned by Clair Hollister was badly damaged by fire yesterday. The Buffaloes will journey to Ham town tomorrow to meet Gordon's Gladiators. Manager of the Feds, will take his team to Archbald tomorrow. The funeral of Thomas James, formerly of Avoca, will take place to.

morrow afternoon at 2:30 from his home on Ann street. West Pittston Interment in Pittston Cemetery. Mrs. Arthur Smith and daughter. Margaret, of Dickson City, spent yes terday at the Powell residence.

A daughter was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Holleran, of Grove street. Miss Mabel McGowan, of South street, is sojourning, at Uniondale. Extensive interior improvements have been completed at the hotel of J.

J. Hoban. The "Hoban Boost Club" has been granted permission to meet in the council chamber. EXETER. The Rorough council will meet in regular session on Thursday evening.

July 22, at which time bids for the sewer work to be done on Penn avenue. Cedar and Grant streets will be received and a contract awarded. The proposed new sewer system will serve the people residing on Cedar street. one of the principal streets of the borough, and will also provide sanitary sewer connections for residents on Penn avenue and Grant street. Engineer Meyers has estimated that the job will cost in the neighborhood of 17,000.

Exeter Borough is beginning to assume the appearance of the thriving business town, which in reality it is. Only this year have the business men awakened to the realization that if they are up to date they must improve the appearance of their business places and make them more inviting to customers. Last year the Dressier building, on Wyoming avenue, was overhauled and remodelled and this cummer new fronts are being installed end alterations made to the buildings cf George Gustaltis, hotel and store Joseph Schwartz," meat market and general store; P. H. Kelley, grocery store; all on Wyoming avenue.

The improvement is very noticeable. In honor of the anniversary of the feayt of Our lady of Mount Carmel, a Ugh mass, followed by a solemn pro cession, was held at St. Cecilia church yesterday morning. Father Qulnnan presided over tne mass ana the edifice was crowded to the doors. The solemn procession, which follow ed Immediately after the mass, was participated in by the priests, sisters and about 4UU members or trie congre cation.

The procession marched to the music of Pepes Exeter band. Squire and Mrs. George Brann have ji ned from Lake Carey, where they tiave been spending the past month. Mrs. Charles Riley, of Plymouth, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.

Andrew McCawley, on Wycming avenue. Mr. mid Mrs. Max Dattner, of Lu yerne are spending the week end with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Major Kaufman, on Wyoming avenue. Misses Bessie McGuire and Margaret McCawley spent Thursday with relatives at Scranton. John McCawley, secretary of the borough school board, is ill at his home on Wyoming avenue. WYOMING. The Luzerne County Oas and Electric Co.

has a crew of men at work repairing the damage done by the hail storm a few days ago. Clarence Williams, of Philadelphia, is visiting at the Chapin home. Misses Margaret and Gertrude Mc Annoy, of Scranton, are guests of Wyoming friends. Lieutenant Mair and family are now occupying the Davis home, on Ninth street. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Billts, of Sunbury, are visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs.

Hunts, of Northumberland, are guests of Wyoming relatives. Mrs. William Sutliff is visiting in Binghamton and Lestershire, N. Y. A union men's meeting will be held in the aptist Church Sunday afternoon, under the auspices of the Wyoming federation of Churches.

The speaker will be Adjutant Stanyon, of Wilkesbarra and Itev. David Angus, ot Little Marsh, Pa. M. E. Church Sunday school at preaching at Bible school at 12; evening preaching at 7:30.

Presliyterian Church Preaching 10:30 and Sunday school at li. Mr. and Mrs D. R. Stuart, of Fort Jervis, N.

are visiting at the home of George Hines. A social under the auspices of the Civic League will be held on the lawn at the home of the president, Mrs. Harry Miller, next Friday. Baptist Churcn Sunday scnooi ai 10: mornimr service at 11; Union Lrotherhood meeting at 3 o'clock; men's meeting at evening service 7:30. The summer roll call will take place in the Presbyterian Sunday scnooi tomorrow.

Th evening service will in commemoration of the 500th anniversary of John Huss. a telegram waa received here this morning announcing the death of Mrs. W. Wheeler, a well known resi dent of Wyoming, who was undergo ing; treatment for cancer of the stomach in New York. The body will be hrntiarht here for burial.

The aras office will be open this evening from 7 to 8. Mr. and Mrs A Hale, of Philadelphia, are visiting Wyoming relatives, Leo Brown Is ill at his home on Wyoming avenue. A new chapter in the Sunday law enforcement agitation in Nantlcoke was written today, when Sheriff L. IV Kniffen received Jetter from Wil liam P.

Burke, of that town, demand ing that the Sunday blue laws be en forced in every particular. In response to letters from church people, the sheriff had announced that he would prohibit Sunday ball games. The writer declared that if baseball were prohibited on the Sabbath, everything else coming within the rigid line of the blue laws should be banned. Right Help and Strong Help When a person is slightly Indispos ed it may be an indication of some Blight derangement of the digestive or eliminatlve organs of the body and a little rich wine such as Speer's fort urape diluted with water will often be all the reamed required. Much better than dosing the system with some strong chemical combina tion which (BMaMsily totMMn ATT.

SORTS OF ADVERTISING, such as Wants, To Ijets, For Sales, Lmftt, Found, Miscellaneous. Announcements, etc will be published under proper classification or any desired classification payable at the rate of ONK CENT per word CASH WITH OKI) Fit, or TWO CENTS per word when cnargeo. jtieoe i wl umns dally brine readers In close touch with a very (ride range of opportunities, both In buying and selling. No advertisement taken for lea than TWENTY.FIVE CENTS. Subscribers who have land or any thine else to exchange or sell caa reap rapid and big results by means oi these ciassinea columns.

FOB SALE. FOB SALE Second 74 Church street. hand furniture. 15J3t PROPERTIES, all kinds Walter. 608 Luzerne.

eod lOJot FOR SALE Ford Runabout, in excel lent condition, can De used as trucK Must sell at once. Box Gazette. 16 13 FOR SALE One gas range and one Wxl 2 Axminster Rug; both in good condition; bargain. Bell phone 921 or call at 501 Exeter street. 16J3t.

FOR SALE Bay horse, 8 years old, 1150 lbs. Also harness and express wagon. Apply 326 Washington West Pittston. 16J3t FOR SALE Woman breaking up housekeeping will sell four rooms of furniture cheap. Inquire Marcus Tai loring Shop, 83 South Main Street.

FOR SALE: Livery business, inquire button's Livery. 333 Stark street. West Pittston. 6atf FOB BENT. FOR RENT One side of double house, rear of 109 Exeter St.

Apply 109 Exeter St. 17,20. FOR RENT Seven room house on Salem street. Frank Bonstein. 15j3t FOR RENT Pleasant eight room sin gle house, corner Exeter and Wash ington streets, West Pittston.

Mod ern improvements. Inquire 416 Exeter street. 161tf FOR RE.VT Two nouses on Cliff Apply Reap Co. 14J6t. FOR RENT Dwelling 273 N.

Main St. J. J. Kelley. P.

O. Eldg. tr. FOR RENT At Main and William St. Large 2nd floor front.

Room suitable for Store or office. Apply Pittston Dry Goods Co. FOR RENT i House. on Pine street. all improvements; flat for boarding house, 5 boarders guaranteed 3 houses on Price street.

Fitzpatrlck Livery. LOST. STRAYED to my premises Holstein bull. Owner can have same by pay ing for keeping and advertising. John Kolesar, Peekaboo Road, Duryea, Pa.

17J3t. BANK BOOK No. 9075, on the Miner's Savings Bank, has been lost and notice Is hereby given that application has been made for a new book. 16J3t. LOST Red cow with red spots around eyes: four legs and belly white; white tail; left front leg sore at the joint; with horns pointing out.

Reward for return to John Mo sowitz, 103 McLean street, Dupont. It. LOST Between Poole street, Cork Lane, and Miners Bank, black pock etbook containing sum of money. Re tor return to Gazette office. II WANTED.

WANTED Situation as bookkceoer, stenographer or typewriter, ilefer erees furnished. Box 60 Gazette, WANTED Girl to cook and do gen eral housework. 109Exeter St. It, WANTED We offer a splendid op portunity for good men between aces of 30 and 55. to travel this sum mer, making 16 towns in this part of Pennsylvania.

Wages 12.75 per day. Start immediately. Glen Rochester, N. Y. AUTOMOBILE and garage men atten tion.

I pay highest cash price for old rubber tires and inner tubes. L. Smul yan, Spring alley, Pittston, near Laurel Line station. 15J3t TO THE PUBLIC, and plumbers es pecially I pay the highest cash prices for ail kinds of old metals, rub bers and iron. L.

Smulyan, Spring alley, Pittston, near Laurel Line station LEGAL SEALED PROPOSALS The Beard of School Directors will receive bids for Laboratory Equip ment at a meeting to be held Tues day evening, July 27, lfl5 at eight clock in the Superintendent's office, Brown Bldg. corner of Main Wit Hum Sts. Specifications may be had at the Secretary's office, 213 N. Main St. All bids must be accompanied by a certified check for 200.

JAMES JOYCE, 17.19,20. Secretary. CALFNDAR OF MASSES IN CATHOLIC CHURCtt St. Mary's Assumption Cburcb, Carroll street Kev. William Brebl.

pastor. Mass at a. with sermon Id English blgb mass at lu a. with sermou in uerman; Sun day schoul, devotions and benediction an 2 A5 p. followed by meeting of the So ciality St.

Mary's Cnurm, trpper Pittston Rev, .1. 11... a. a. uvugu, (i a and blgh mass at 10 a.

m. Sunday school at n. in. St. John the Baptist's Siovak church, Wil liam street lie v.

Andrew jurica, pastor Mass at 8 :30 a. m. blgb mass with sermon at 10 :30 8. m. Sunday school and l.nauv at 3 n.

m. St. Caslmer's Catholic Cburcb. Lithuanian. corner of Cburcb and Butler streets Itev, Kasakaltis, pastor.

Mass at 8:30 a. m. high mass at 10 :30, with sermon in Lithuanian lancuaee. Vespers at 3 n. m.

Sacred Heart Cataono Church, Duryea Kev. ueoree j. stopper, pastor Masses at 7 and 10 a. with addresses In both English and Herman. At 2 p.

Sunday scnooi. nosar.v ana neneaiction. Italian Catholic Church, Luzerne arena. nest rittston uev. J.

J. t'oiuean. pastor Mass at 11 a. and Sunday school at p. m.

Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church. Willis street Key. William (illson. pastor First mass at 8 a.

with short sermon in Kngllsb to the children. 11a. high mass with sermon in nauan. p. in, Sunday school.

3 P. Benediction of the Blessed. St. Cecelia Church. Wyoming Key.

P. F. Qulnnan, pastor Masses at 8 :30. 0 :30 and 10 a. in.

Tne last mass will be high mans with sermon, sunany school at m. Hey. Father Colllgan will conduct masr for Italian members ot r. Cecelia at St. Mark's Catholic Church, Inkerm Key.

1. J. O'Donnell. pastor: Sunday morning at 7:30 and 0:30: Rn school at 'I p. in.

Benediction at 3 :30 p. m. society meeting at p. in. masses en holy days at 5 :30 and 8 a.

m. Holy hour Frlda evening at 7 :30 o'clock. crane, pastor, ana Key. K. m.

sweenev. as sistant pastor Sunday masses at 7 :30 and a. m. nign mass ana sermon at Sunday school at 2 o. m.

Blessed Virgin So dallty meets on the fourth Sunday of tbe montn at .1 p. m. Church of the Immaculate Conception. I.n lerne avenue. West Pittston Rev.

J. J. Col llgan, pastor Masses at 8 :30 and 10 :30 a. m. and Sunday school at 2 p.

m. St. John's R. C. Chnrcb Rey.

J. J. Coroner, paator: Masses at 6. 7. :30 (chil dren's mass).

9:30 (two manes, one In thurcB, one In chapel), and high main at 10 Sunday school at 2 p. m. Benediction a p. a. Read taa Oasatu and kveep poajtad.

Shoo Dealers Toll Us that this is a big year for WHITE SHOES, and that there will be a greater demand for WH.ITE SHOE CLEANER this season than ever before. This prompts us to inform all who are interested that the AMERICAN DRUGGISTS SYNDICATE, manufactures a white shoe cleaner that has been the favorite on Broadway for a number of years. We have it in stock and, like all A. D. S.

Products, it is guaranteed. Try A. D. S. WHITE SHOE CLEANER next time.

We know you'll be pleased. Price 25c A Real Bargain in Talcum Powders We have decided to market our Talcum Powders in the future in a new style box, and to effect the change as quickly as possible we are going to dispose of all the stock we have on hand. In the old style boxes, at half price two boxes for the price of While our stock lasts therefore, you can buy TWO boxes of our HYALOTUS Talcum Powder, or TWO boxes of our Monet Violet Talcum Powder, or ONE of each for 25 cents. This IS a bargain, and at a time when Talcum Powder is being freely used by everybody. Don't miss this opportunity to get a season's supply of high class Talcum Powder at a very low price.

Kane's Pharmacy 20 South Main Street Leaders in Lines as Well as in Prices. Joined the White Sox tonight and will be used as leadoff man in tomorrow's game between Chicago and Boston. The amount paid for Murphy was not given out but it is said that Chicago parted with $4,000 to obtain the player. SUBURBAN TEAMS IN CLOSE RACE FOR FLAG With a possible chance of going into lirst place, llugheslown will entertain Avoca on the Hughestown grounds tomorrow afternoon. A win for the Hughestown team and the defeat of Browntown by Sebastopol will nut Unehestown in 'i.

Kt nlaos. I'DDer Pittston and Duryea will meet at Dur yea. Much Interest centers in the mid season games in the Suburban League. The race for honors is a close one. At present Avoca and Brown town are tied for first honors, with Hughestown right on their heels and Sebastopol a close third.

Duryea, with a percentage of .500. is still in the race, while Upper Pittston, with only two wins and nine reverses, is nope lessly in the cellar. TENER FINDS NOTHING IN EVERS CONTROVERSY Boston. July 17. President Tener, of the National League, lust night said be has found nothing to substantiate published reports that Capl.

Evers of the Boston BraveS'had charged that the National League race had been "fixed." Mr. Tner said after a conference with Manager Stallings of the wtoa Club and Capt. Evers. "Mv attention was attracted to an alleged statement by Captain Evera during the gamn between Boston and St. Louis here on Monday that the race had been fixed and on account of the great publicity which this statement was Riven, 1 decided to make inquiries on rny visit here today.

Neither Umpire Rigler, jr Hart told me that Evers said they had been instructed to give St. Louis the benefit of close decisions in order to make the race closer. Thera were no charges made against Evers to me." 'CHICK" EVANS. COLE STAR. NOT TO PLAV AT CLEVELAND Chicago, July 17.

Charles Evans, western amateur golf champion, con firmed today reports that he probably would not defend his lille at the tour nament, which will ngin Monday at Cleveland. Vot business reasons, he said, he probably would have to remain in Chicago. It will be the lirst western tournament' he has missed since COLISEUM CLUB SCRAPS The Coliseum Club, Wilkesbarre. should be packed Monday night when "Billy" Bevan me.is "Micky" Dunn of New York. The New Yorker is a classy little fellow and is always willing to slug and as lievan never has been known to back up from a mix up, the bout should tie wen worm witnessing.

Dunn has met most of the beet boys. ASST. SUPERINTENDENT ELECTED FOR WAYNE CO. W. W.

Menhennct; principal of Preston High School, has been elected assistant to County Superintendent of Schools J. J. Koehler, in accordance with the new school code. He enters on his new duties immediately. His salary is $1,200 a year.

Prof. Menhen net is 30 years old, is a graduate of East StrouAsburg Normal School, and ha taught school for nine Read the faaaeua mad Vet 0 pveue. Bettor lot UT XI rUlL, 4U.4 Xow Suit to TOUT Individual Moosuxx than you furoii Bht' YouH like every garment if I make your suit. Every garment of a suit should please you. The cut the finish tbe workmanship.

The texture of the cloth the pattern the shade. It's difficult to get aU these In ready made clothe. But in my personal tailoring you get the utmost In every detail. The coat, the vest, the trousers represent the highest skill in tailoring. Geo.

F. Buss Merchant Tailor 28 South Main St Pittston. DID You Ever Notice that the man Stegmaier's who uses Gold 2 Medal Beer mvc ejtiiu with any other beer. has a MILD. DELI CATE, MELLOWl FLAVOR found other.

in noi Have a case sent home today. $Stegmaier Brewing Company Either Phone. v5 Valuable Church Property (or Sale. I offer for sale tbe Lutheran Church property situ ate on Wood street, Mill Hill. This property consists of lot 100x144, a modern uptodate parsonage, school house and dwelling.

Large sized church edifice and room for three extra buildings. Priced so as to prove an attractive proposition either for a congregation or as on investment. Look it over. Price on application. SHANNON Miners Baok, Pittston, Pa.

BEAT IT WHO CAN A job executed by us is the airft water mark in painting, and we challenge anyone to make a better job of it or use better paint. We will do this. We will paint your house, store or factory, and if you can And anybody who will do ai cleaner. more lasting Job It won't crmt you a cent. We're saf In sayingithis.

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First Baptist TOR, OF BROWN, MAKES NEW MARK Cambridge, July 17. The fastest record mile ever run by man was the athletic feat of Norman a. Taber, formerly of Brown University, In the Harvard stadium. His time was minutes 12 3 5 seconds. Taber was paced by threo fast middle distance runners.

The first quarter was made in 58 seconds, the second in 67 sec onds, the third In 68 seconds, and the fourth In 59 3 5 seconds. W. H. Meanix, formerly of Colby College, set a new world's time of 54 3 5 seconds for the 410 yard hurdles. Both Taber and Meanix ran under the colors of the Boston Athletic Association.

The former amateur mile record was 4 minutes 14 2 5 seconds, made on the same track by John Paul Jones of Cornell In 1912, Taber running second. The professional record of 4 minutes 12 3 4 seconds has stood since l.86, having been made by W. B. George, Lillie Bridge, England, in a scratch race witn A. ft.

Cummings. The former 410 yard hurdle record of 56 4 5 seconds was made in 1910 by Anderson of ISnglaml. Meanix held the amatenir record of 57 4 5 seconds, made last year. STAR ATHLETES REMAIN HERE New York, July 17. Alvah T.

Meyer, Pat McDonald and Matt J. McGrath, national champions, did not accompany the squad of athletes of the Irlith Amerlcan Atheltlc club, who left to compete in the national chain pionsnips at Han rancisco on Aug. 6 and 7. It Is doubtful If either Mc Grath or McDonald will make the journey, aa being policemen they cannot Kt the necessary time off to make Che trip. AMATI 'UR STATE GOLF REACHES FINAL ROUND Shawnee on the Delaware, July 17.

E. M. Byers, of Pittsburg, and Frank W. Dyer, of Montclair, N. earned jthe right to compete today in the 36 hole final rounl of the amateur championship ot th? Pennsylvania Goflf Association here tomorrow.

In the semi final round Dyer defeat el Clwment H. Webster, of Frankjord. 6 up and to play, while Dver Jeat the medal winner, L. Cananw of Altoona. 6 and 6.

atCRPBT DEAL CLOSED ChfeAgo, July 17. The sale of Outi fielder Edward Murphy of the cnica wn AMMMMMMSMMMr ConnS Inn. ot rne Athletics. Murphy 10 m. or iimMu iiu viw vllle, week days.

1:06 p. m. Sundays 2:24 P. m. For Asbury Park, Ocean Grove and other Norm jersey uoasi r'.

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