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Theatorium CARMEL ITEM Grand Pathe Film D'art THE TOWER OF NESLE From Vivtor Hugo's Les Mlserables THE ORDEAL This subject is an historical drama adapted from Alexander Dumas' famous novel of the same Dealing with the reformed life of Jean Valjean.flrst Introduced In the "Lost Soul," and a continuation of title. the series. VOL XXII NO, 278 MOUNT CARMEL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1909 MtUr, undar act of Concreaa of Mmreh TWO CENTS Theatorium THE MONUMENT UNVEILING NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH A GREAT DEMONSTRATION 1 Men's Stylish Clothes That WILL WEAR. Will Smith, driver for dairyman W. H.

Groover and his four year old daughter had a narrow escape from IMMENSE OUTPOURING OF CITIZENS ON SATURDAY BIG PARADE, IN WHICH MANY SOCIETIES AND BANDS PARTICIPATED, WAS FOLLOWED BY THE DEDICATION CEREMONIES serious injury or death on Saturday. Smith was driving across the Read ing tracks at Sixth street. He did not have a clear view of the rails, on account of some freight cars, and just as the horse got on the tracks the Pewee engine ran into the animal. The horse sustained several broken ribs and an injury that may prove fatal. The shafts were broken and YOU CAN'T GET THE WRONG SUIT HERE That's because we won't sell you a suit that does not look well on your back.

Our stock of the "ALCO SYSTEM" line is large enough to give every man just the suit that meets his particular needs and it's never too much trouble for us to find that suit either. the wagon damaged. Smith jumped out of the wagon, carrying with him I. GOLDSCHMIDT'S SONS announce the OPENING of their Fall Suits, Coats, Furs and waists, with a magnificent display of every new idea for Fall in apparel for women and misses on WEDNESD'Y, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Oct. 1, 2, 3.

Your inspection is cordially invited his daughter, who was riding with him at the time. Neither was injured. APPOINTED A TIPSTAVE SMARTEST STYLES MOST FAVORED FABRICS James Delaney, a well known trolley- All the popular colors, including the season's newest shades. man on the lines of the Shamokin and FOR YOUNG MEN AND OLDER YOUNG MEN Mount Carmel Transit Company, was today appointed a Tipstave by the Court at Sunbury. The appointment to $25.00 is for a term of one year, and pays a salary of $40.00 per month.

The ap JUDGE WALTER'S POEM. To accept this fine fountain and all it portends, Affords me great pleasure, kind neighbors and friends. Here sentiments rise, of which not the least, Is, a merciful man is good to Here the wayfaring Chief, Nick Morgan, can stop, With his prisoner and compatriot cop, Here they can give him his first sober drink. And give him full time to repentantly think, And point with much pride to the statue above. And teach their last "pinch" some soldierly love.

The monument's placed right here in the street, Where Mayor and Council it always will greet. Let's hope t'will inspire them all to take heed Of the laws they will make and the virtues they'll need. Let its pure sparkling water like nectar divine. Their judgment, their wisdom and purpose enshrine, To teach them full well, their duties perform, Where graft never rtftes, nor sorrow nor storm. Help them settle that Doctor Cook found the pole, And that Peary long after found only the hole, And in disgust from the North turned about To cuss and abuse and sulkingly pout.

Here will Editors Cleaver and Kembel be fed, With new inspirations, new thoughts for the head, Here Hopwood's quartette may sing with much force. As Major Montelius rides by on his horse. Here, with joy, Joe Gould and his comrades may rest. And think how they gave to their country the best, Of health, of youth, of strength, and never did" shirk, The battles where death forever did lurk. Here preacher, merchant and miner may stop To drink and learn from the statue on top.

Come fountain of mercy and blessings apart, We take thy kind token with joy to the heart. We'll keep you and hope that you ever may shine, And reflect as at present, your noble design. And now, as we scatter and leave this bright spot, We'll ever rejoice and be filled with the thought, That both donor and people will ever be led, By the hand that takes care that the sparrows are fed. May the soldier erect, forever stand guard, That each cup of cold water may have its reward. pointment is for duty during the terms of Civil and Criminal Court.

A. STIEF The last Legislature passed an act providing for the appointments of tipstaves. Today the Court named as CLOTHING FURNISHING SHOES Northumberland county's officials Is aac Bloom, of Sunbury, Thomas J. McDevitt of Shamokin, and James Del At. aney of Mount Carmel.

Uncle Sam Is very proud of his agri cultural daughters. Why shouldn't he FUNERALS The late Mrs. Anna Ploppert, wife be? of John F. Ploppert, was buried yes terday afternoon. Interment was We are proud of the GOLDEN made in Oak Hill cemetery.

BRAND FLOUR. Why shouldn't we S. E. Morgan, who died Thursday be, as It has never failed to give entire night, was buried yesterday afternoon. satisfaction wherever used? The Modern Woodmen and the Car penters' Union attended.

Burial was It costs no more than other brands made in Mount Carmel cemetery at Every Woman Should Study These Values 65 and 67 cent Dress Goods at 4 9 cents. Guaranteed to be perefect in every way. It Is the season of the year when everybody must get clothes and as we were able to make this deal it Is very natural we should desire our customers to have the benefit of such savings. This is the assortment. All-wool Herringbone Serges.

All-wool Plain and Fancy Serges. All-wool Shadow Stripe Batiste. All-wool Plain and Fancy Cheviots. YOUR CHOICE 49c. 1000 yards of Best Quality Madras at 12c.

Wears well looks well. One of the most popular cotton fabrics on the For children's Alaska. still gives a lot more satisfaction. SCHNEIDER BROS Daniel Gallagher, who was killed In the mines of the Locust Gap colliery on Thursday, was buried this morn The Soldiers' Monument and public ture was the appearance of the Grand Army men. Several of the old vets, YOUR GROCER HANDLES IT Distributing A jits.

ing, from the Church of Our Lady. In just to show that they were as vigor terment was made in St. Mary's ceme ous as some of the youngsters, march tery. ed over the whole route on foot, carry the pendants of Burnside Post No. 92 WEST END DEFEATED drinking fountain erected at the intersection of Mount Carmel Avenue and Oak street was formally presented to the municipality, and our first stretch of paved street was officially dedicated amid most elaborate ceremonies, and the whole population joined in the great celebration on Saturday.

It was a most remarkable demon i i i Notice to Stock Owners Hygeno A The East End andWest End foot Dresses, Women's Waists and Boys' Blouses, It has no equal. It is the kind sold elsewhere at 18c. An almost endless variety for vonr chnnntn The rest rode in a big cab, and as they came down Oak street, entering into the countermarch, the Vets sang ball teams opened their season yes terday afternoon at National Park, at 12c. "Marching Through Georgia." the former winning by the score of 20 to 0. East End was strong on the de- stration.

Never before in our history increases profits. Whether you have horses, cattle, sheeps, wine When the parade reached Sixth and Oak all of the horsemen and the three bands, Reader's, St. Joseph's, and the fpnsp, ptid Wpst Find worp wnnhlp fn Duuiiry or oct stock, it will cay to use llYCiiINw A rcfulsr all of the people, regardless cf make a single touchdown, because of priori WTw M.M. M. J.1.U13 Hats that are good enough for Sunday.

Made of the best quality wool felt bodies, not wool cloth, trimmed with It makes and keeps the animals thrifty. Kills lice, ticks and al Darasites. Drives oft ants, roaches, etc. Destroys germs and al their fumbling. In the first half West creed or nationality, so unite in any affair.

The scene was one never to be forgotten. The parade was immense, Anthracite, detached themselves and stood until the rest of the paraders End were carried off their feet, but In novelty silk. A Jaunty dressy hat for every day wear. the second half they took a brace and containing dozens of fine features, and had proceeded toward the monument. Then, led by the Chief Marshal, all foul odors.

It is a wonderful coal tar disinfectant. For Either Stock or Household Purposes There is None Better had but one touchdown scored on the dedicatory exercises were of a In Black, Brown, Navy, Garnet, Cardinal and Mvrtle well worth of the di'vision marshals, the aides, them. East End has very weak punt $1.25. Special 98c. very impressive character.

ers. The West End put up a plucky At 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon game but were outclassed and too is non-poisonous bands and societies began to assemble and the Rough Riders, the three bands marched down the street, all playing "Onward Christian Soldiers." It was a most inspiring spectacle the great HYGENO A has more than 100 uses. It inexpensive and always certain. Ask for it. GEORGE J.

MOL.ESKI light. at Town Park, and shortly before 3:00 o'clock the Chief Marshal, Major Read about "High Breds" tomorrow. est thing ever attempted in a parade S. E. Bergstresser fk Company W.

Montelius, chairman of the general committee, gave the signal to move In Mount Carmel. The Ceremony AWNING COMES DOWN The immense parade traversed the Today Contractor Samuel Strausser prescribed route, and was greeted all began the work of removing S. H. Mc- At the monument a delightful was rendered. The Gibson Man Walk-Over The Sterling: Store News 1 along the line with thousands of spec Connell's awning, In front of McCon- dolin Club, an organiation of excellent tators and cheering admirers.

Not nell's furniture store and Elwood musicians, played the "March Mill Frank's barber shop and tobacco store. nearly all of the societies expected were in line, and only three bands taire," and then the Mozart Concert In consequence that section of Oak Company sang a stirring number. and one drum corps were loyal enough street showed a greatly improved A surging, turbulent mass of human to get in line, but it was a great ity was banked up in front of the BARGAINS parade. We could not enumerate the many WILL WED inch of space for about a square either A Prince of Good Shoes is the WALK-OVER, and here's a prince of WALK-OVERS. Tne announcement or tne coming delightful features, nor specify which was best.

As usual in parades recent way. It was a vast sea of faces, about marriage of Victor Marchlnsky, of Centralia, and Miss Margaret Muldow- the biggest bunch of people ever gathered together In town on any one oc ly, Garfield Camp No. 34, Sons of Veterans, had something new. About fifty finely uniformed men marched ney, was made in the Church of Our casion. The police were powerless to Lady yesterday morning.

Pity so good a word is so much missused. There are very real bargains and they are well worth watching for. Of course no store can sell nothing but bargains. Be sure the store which tries to make you believe every offering is under price is a preserve order and even with the as over tne line, the men forming a Our new coastec toe. sistance of the armed Spanish War pretty design with the aid of red and Read about "High Breds" tomorrow, Veterans their task was terrific.

blue ribbons. It seemed that every man, woman The St. Aloysius Cadets of Tem Of course you want the best Drink and child in the town was there. It perance, commanded by Capt. NeaJ Rothschild No.

6, at all bars. was this tremendous bunch of people i good store to avoid. Perhaps a tenth of the goods made for sale gets into wrong hands and so to right them somebody has to make a sacrifice. Then a Conaghan, had at their head a diminutive drummer boy who beat time all that Chief Burgess Will H. Pensyl faced.

His speech was heard for a TIGERS WON The Mount Carmel Tigers defeated through the parade. The boys did some excellent drilling and showed West End Juniors, yesterday after with medium high heel button or lace, patent or gun-metal, is the proper shoe for the well dressed gent. Our store is full of every kind of vVALK-OVER SHOES. LADIES: Let us show you our new Fall Suits. We are striving to give you special value at $15.00 pure worsteds and broad cloths, all new shades.

distance of about ten feet in front of the City Hall piazza. Mr. Pensyl introduced Major R. W. Montelius, the marked proficiency in foot movement.

noon, at National Park, score 6 u. There were cabs. On contained Marchinsky, fullback for the Tigers, Chief Burgess Pensyl, President of made the touchdown by a 40 yard run around right end. Council George W. Scott, Chief of very reai Dargain is impossible.

To the store with the greatest regular business naturally comes the most of such chances to buy i goods underpriced and to sell them the same way. ft We have bargain news to tell to-day news of bar-j? gains that are real and worth turning to advantage. chairman of the committee, who delivered a short address and then took charge of the program. The Mozarts rendered "Annie Laurie" in very pleas Police Morgan, all escorting the Maid of Honor, Miss Jane Tiddy. Another CYRUS ANTHONY DEAD ing style.

Cyrus Anthony, a former resident of cab carried Judge L. S. Walter and Rev. Dr. William Hansom, the speak The Rev.

William Hansom, Ph. ers. In another were Contractor 13. Mount Carmel, died at his home In Reading, Friday morning from heart failure, aged 45 years. The funeral LL.

pastor of the First Presbyterian church, delivered the fountain monument from the people to the H. Coryell, R. L. Winslow, the brick GUINAN'S man, Borough Engineer Robertson will be tomorrow morning, Interment will be made at Minersvllle. and Borough Treasurer Gibbons.

Oth- municipality. It was a splendid ad- THE STERLING ers conveyed the members of Town dress, in which there was lofy thought Council. and rich good humor. The Doctor 125 South Oak, Mount Carmel, Pa. Of course you want the best Drink Undoubtedly the most stirring fea-1 (Continued on Fourth Page) Rothschild No.

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