The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 20

Jht store will be epen Brief Mention. DEATH OF KFS. SUNDERLAND. Mrs.1 Busaa Sunderland. widow of James 8.

Sunderland, died on Monday at. the homet I Our Special Jo-Da) Skinned HAM SDF2tt of her daughter. Mr. Deemen Beldle man. 3 Stanley street.

Deceased wee -aged St years and-10 nwnthavand baa been in falling health for a year, but w-. 1. hev bad any length of time. She reUred about 9 o'clock on Sunday night In her usual good spirits, but became about o'clock and peacefully passed away at 8 yesterday morning. Her husband preceded her In death Deerfoot Farm Sausage 1 ah Sliced Bacon.

VELVET; VELVET. Layer Figs, Stuffed Figs, TJ Pulled Figs, Washed Figs. New BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. PURE MAPLE SYRUP. Mince Meat, Plum Pudding, Fruit Cake.

BLOATER MACKEREL. Wines and Liquors, Table and Mineral Waters. Cigars and Tobaceo. W. D.

BEERS 13 West Market Stre. W1W SWINGS IN; Whenever It opens to admit a person tthn la fnr a mirfirfestinn as to 1 what kind of a piano they shall buy. Call and see our beautiful Colonial tLudwlg Pianos. These pianos are especially desirable in furnishing home where the artistle is desired. The rrlc of the Colonial Ludwlg Is only 236.60 and we guarantee it for a life time against defective materials or bad workmanship.

Easy terms, absolutely one price and that the lowest at which a good article can be sold. Everything' In the music line. Ludwig Co. 60 8. Main St, "Wilkes-Barre.

Popular Prices For Christmas Presents At 25c, 75c. $1.00 Fancy Inks, gilt and bronze. Picture Frames. Mirror. Fancy Box Papers.

"Calendar Pads mounted on picture frame cardboard, assorted colors, at So, 5c, 10c, 15c Gibson and Christy Calendars. Courtship of Miles Standish, An Old Sweetheart of Mine, Illustrated by Christy. A store full of useful gifts. THE STATIONERY STORE, JOHN C. MADDEN 59 Public 'Square.

10 o'clock and every night here after till Christmas. We Start The Busiest Business Week of the Year With an Sale of Men Bath Robes and House Coats 60 House Coats, Bath Rebet and Lounging Gowns, whioh shoula sell at 5X0 and $6.00 hut beoaute we elesed them out Just last week, we're able to put them on tale at $3.75 and $4.00 Our regular assortment of Chriatmss House Coats, Jaok-ets, Lounging Gowns and Beth Robes wss gobbled up like hot cakes Just quick as we announced their arrival. Of course we had to have mere to fill the demand the ones we are now showing. Late ar rivals big values your gain -manufacturer's loss our reputation that'-a The selection of House Costs consists of reversible eloths with pretty cuffs, collars and lapels one of these makes a fellow feel pretty near like sticking out his chest. All eises, $3.75 and $4.00 Bath Robe and lounging gowns of Eiderdown, Terry cloth and blanket the genu ine 15.00 kind, $3.50 and $4.00 If you Intend buying lounging gown for a present, see our selection before you do anything.

Mothers If you don't know yet what to buy your eon for Christmas, stop thinking and come here. A big surprise in store for you. Boys' Bath Robes and Lounging Gowne something new in this section. Boys' Pajamas 4hey make nice presents. Mackintoshes, Rain Coats, Coat and 8weatsre all for the young fellows.

Prices to please you all. Simon Lonsr's Sons (I iss il 7." EVENTS OR TO-DAY. Else Ton Moltka Quartet la Tr Mr A. course. EatarUUnment the Sherman tret M.

K. Church, Dental Society at Dr. Kelley'S, Simon liong building, at p. m. ShaJcciirMn lecture-recital at Mr.

H. Harrison Harvey's at IX sum. Hurt N. C. Teeter, 319 SouthFrank.

Itn stret, was atruck by an engine On Thursday morning and seriously injured. Postponed The dance to be given this evening by the young men In charge of the Tuesday evening dances to to be postponed. 8ang in Church John A. Jenkins of Edwardsville sang a baritone solo at oi. x-aui iuineran cnurcb on Sun oay in nne voice.

Y. M. C. A. Entertainment good seata are left for the Y.

M. course entertainment this even; Jiisa von Moltke Quartet. Poll 8ale The Girls' FrlenHly Society of St Clement's Church tfill hold a sale of dolla on Thursday evening, Dec 17, the proceeds to go (Sward the parish debt fund. Conteit The contest for a gold watch for the benefit of George Henry, the youth who lost both of his legs recently, has been postponed from Dec. 21 to Jan.

21. Prepanna For the Review Robin Hood 1s in New Tork and Philadelphia attending grand opera, symphony concerts and the current plays. His letter will appear in a few days. Ex-U. 8.

Senator Thomas E. Crawford, stripping contractor of Hazleton, has received notice from Long Branch, N. that his brother-in-law, e-United States Senator McDonald, died at the residence of his daughter in that place. College There is a movement on foot In Berwick to have Albright College, which la to be removed from Myerstown, located there. The college is under the Jurisdiction of the Eastern and Central Pennsylvania Conferences of the Evangelical Church.

Anniversary A pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Q. O. Frey, Academy street, last Friday evening, it being Mr.

Frey's birthday anniversary. After cards and other amusement rinlntv iimrhonn was served by the hostess to about iweniy-nve inenas. Jr. 0. U.

A. M. The committee making the arrangements for the flftepnth anniversary, of William J. Byars Council No. 282 next Thursday even ing, met last evening and perfected details.

There will be an, attendance of at least five Visitors from suburban towns will be present. jr For the Poor Children The Christ mas tree committee of the United Charities has now completed all plans to entertain tne poor children or this city on. Dec. 24. The committee will De thankful for any donations of greens for decorating, and also asks for financial aid.

Nlont In -1 tha 'Pm. Club roon there will bo a night In Bohemia to-night. Dan L. Hart has arranged to have several actors present who. together with some local talent will entertain.

The ball will start rolling at 10 o'clock. Recital To-morrow The Westminster organ recital will be held to morrow evening at 8 o'clock. Besides the organ recital there will be some of the beat local musicians present, in cluding Miss Kaiser, Arnold Lohmann, Mrs. William Alexander, Ernest Hun- gerford and John Shepherd. The Watch Returned Miss Wlnter-steen, who is employed in Coons store, and who had a watch stolen from her while showing a woman a silk skirt on Saturday, had the watch returned to her yesterday who said she found it on the street.

Lecture Rev. Thomas Maslln will give hia lecture, "From bar room to prison, and then to the pulpit." on Thursday evening at 7:30 under the auspices of the First United Evangelical Church on Dana street. A voice of warning Is sounded by Mr. Maslln, who has passed through such an experience. A silver offering will be the admission asked.

Jr. Maccabean Dance On Wednesday evening, Dec. 16, the Jr. Maccabean will give a dance at Columbus hall. The purpose of this dance Is not financial gain.

It has for Its object the establishment of a library of Jewish works: the establishment of a free lecture course dealing with topics on the Jewish literature; to give assistance to coreligionists in foreign lands requiring the same. Col. Boies's Funeral The funeral of the late Henry M. Boies will take place from the residence, 630 Clay avenue, Scrnnton, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Services will be conducted by Rev.

Joseph H. Odell, pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, assisted by Rev. McLeod, D. pastor of the First Presbyterian Church; and Rev. Joseph Twitchell.

D. of Hartford, Conni( a life long, Interment will be In Dunmore cemetery. Friends may view the remains between the hours of 11 and 12 o'clock. Miss Glen Arnold will spend the holidays with her sister, Mrs. F.

Hallde-man of McLean street. Charles H. Knlffen of 26 Maple lane, who has-beHn-tn poor healthy for some time past. Is no better. Mrs, S.

Gillian formerly of this city, now of Philadelphia and Atlantic City, is visiting at 38 South Washington street. DID NOT REACH NEW YORK. TWO GIRLS WHO WERE TAKEN IN CHARGE AT LEHIGH VAI LEY STATION. Annie Rubiscka, 15 years old, daughter of Andrew Rubiscka, who conducts a saloon on North Pennsylvania avenue, together with Nellie Wasko of Edwardsville, about the same age, were taken in charge by policeman Craig at the Lehigh Valley station at an early hour yesterday morning. The glrla acted in a suspicious manner and were taken to police headquarters by the patrolman.

The girls stated that they had secured tickets for New York and Intended to take a traln'for that city. The Rubiscka girl's father came to police headquarters and took -his daughter home with him. The father stated that he punished his daughter several times because' she was out late at -night. The girl said she had a brother In New York, and when aaked if she intended to find him she said- she would tell a policeman his name and he would take ber to where her brother lived. The other girl was turned over to Mrs.

Bertels, who sent Or the girl's father. He came to the United Charity rooms and was greatly 'surprised. The girl said she waa persuaded to leave her home and go to New York by the Rubiscka girl. The father took her home with him, fc. a.

Is, the Does not matter how PER- 1 FECT a beer may be wheitl 1 It leaves the BREWERY, 1 if it is not scientifically II handled in the bottling shop it loses its pure and If Every srep in tne bottling Of StegmQiers' Beer is done under the personal supervision of one who graduated a scientific course of bottling at the American Brewing Academy, Chicago, 111., with high honors, and HE is the only graduate of such a course in this part Of the State. This is only one of the many reasons why Stegmaiers' Beer is the pur. est and best" Stepaler Brewing Co. Bottllnj Dept. fi Phones Old 422-2.

Romeo Slippers mcm A most accertahle Xmai trift. 1 We have them iri brown or black, at $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 and $3.00. Glad to exchange them for you after Xmas if not right 3 Public Square) It Doesn't Pay to Neglect the Eyes Tou only increase your trouble by allowing the errors of refraction. In your eyesto go uncorrected. The eyes are very delicate In structure and when abused, either by hard use, or by careless treatment, they soon fall to do their work and glasses are necessary, I make a specialty of eor- 1 1 a nt Mfran.

lion only and feel fully confldent to be able to fit you properly with glasses. CHAS. J. RUEFFER 86 S. Main St Wilkes-Barfe, Pa.

HOLIDAY Umbrellas, Furs, Gloves, Hat, Caps. i An aoorooriate eift here for each member of the family. AON 15 West Market St 36 West MarKet St stands for Shupp, and where he is found up to his eyes in fine Jewelry and 'i Everything sold at lowest pnees. -New 977. MB ID Gavo Your Tickets for Valuabio Prooonto BDSINESS NOTICES.

To Stop That CoogB and heal the lungs take Dr. Stanley's Lung Healer. Drug stores. IBc. t.th.s Extra fine toilet soap, exquisite odors, 25c.

per box (3 cakes). Davis's Cut Rate Drug Store. 886' Verv handsome Tiffany diamond rings, pure white stones, from J4 and upwards, at Davldow 22 Publlo Square. li-ltt Is still filling orders promptly for fine holiday pictures. Bring the bablea up the elevator.

No. 6 South Main. 8-15 St II BUY 2 AT DAVIS BROS. Where you get Green Stamps, r- 3 Lemon and Orange Peel, a 5 lbs .,..253 Citron, per lb. i Cleaned Currants, 3 lbs.

25 Seeded Raisins, 2 lbs. Loose Raisins, 3 .25 5 California Prunes, 4 lbs. 25 Mixed Nuts, 2 .25 Premium Hams i The finest hams vou can buv. 3 Nothing to equal them. Get I our prices.

BUTTER Fancy Creamery, per lb. 25 Sold all over at 28c and 30c. Fancy June Peas, 3 cans. .25 Jersey Tomatoes, 3 cans 25, Get our prices on fresh meat, DAVIS BROS. I Leading Cash Grocers, 43 East St.

There is Danger In every drop of water you drink. Typhoid Fever Is Impossible If you select a good, pure and wholesome beverage, such as Bartels $5000.00 Pure Beer A dozen Beer, Ale or' Porter delivered, to your home for fifty cents. BOTH 'PHONES. Clark Engle i JEWELERS, Have added to their usual magnificent' stock. Everything suitable for Rich Christmas Style and i excellence, combined with moderation in 's6 SOUTH MAIN 'ST.

ft Matfcky ft IS Local Union No. 69, fk WllfcrBrr. Pa. 9 Choicest sugar cured meat on the market no fat or skin. Just tender, sweet, lean meat; medium sizeextra special today 11o a lb.

Vlaor. a Mothers' Oats, 10o A LJ- Farina, I packages for. Xmas Groceries Flavors, spices and fruits for cakes, pies, puddings, mince meat, etc, fresh fruits, nuts and candies everything lowest prices. Cleaned Currants, lbs." 25c Seeded Raisins, a lb. pkg.

10o Orange and Lemon Peel, a Scans Pumpkin for. Finest Plum Pudding, can 2So Maple 8yrup, gal. Evans Bros. 48 SOUTH MAiN ST. REESE'S BAZAAR Wilkes-Barre's Greatest and Best HOLIDAY Thousands and thousands of Xmas gifts for young and old.

Our prices for everything are so low that you may buy many more presents than you have planned for. ooui EMI uips MUft TRW I fmuBMaMioi BUCK 1 vmoni Isml WMttiSAaaowa rvkeic uMitRsa OkklftVK Toys THE BEST AND LOWEST PRICED TOY STORE. There isn't much use of quoting prices. Uur prices are the lowest, and of that there is no doubt. Iron trains of cars 10c Mechanical trains of cars 39c Doll Carriages, 25c to.

Go-Carts, 25c to $6,50 Drums 9c Mechanical toys, iocand 25c White Enameled Cradles White Enameled Beds, wire mattress. Game of Ouija. Game of Game of Pit. '45c Game of Parchesi. China Beautiful, serviceable and ornamental Xmas Gifts.

Thousands of fine French and German China ornaments. Fine China Salad Dishes, 25c, 39C. 49c V98c Dinner Sets Hand Painted Toilet Sets. Fancy Goods Rnmt Leather Novelties. IOC Ebony Hat Brushes, Combs, Hair Brufehes.

Military Hair 4 TMMnV. Collar and Cult isoxes, iecK-tie Boxes, Manicure Sets, 25c Beautiful Framed Pictures, 10c, 25c. ..49 Make your selection how and avoid the great rush next week. Goods delivered to all surrounding towns. Extra delivery wagons insure prompt service'.

mm en i Dr. Alexander's Lunj Healor -THE REMEDY THAT CURES." It hs been curing coughs and colds STORE MRS. SUSAN SUNDERLAND. -eight years ago. Besides her daughter she is survived by three sisters-? Mrs.

8. A. Culver, Russell Hill, Wyoming County; Mrs. Hannah Headley, Exeter Township; Mrs. Andres Sutltff, Robs Township, Luzerne County.

Deceased was a consistent member of the Methodist Church, having united with that denomination in her girlhood. Hers -was a. calm, peaceful life and her greatest Joy was found in the study of the bible and attendance upon the Various church services. Her grandfather was among the early settlers of lower Luzerne County. Brief services will be held at the house to-morrow morning at 9:80, after i which the remains will be taken to Shickshlnnv on the 10:50 train, whore aervices will be conducted in tne M.

is. Church, of which she was a member for many years. Interment will be in Pine Hill Cemetery at that place. (Please omit flowers.) DEATHS. KTVEIJ7M At Exeter Borough.

Dec. 14, 1903, Thomas Kivelem, aged 60 years, heart disease. 8l'NDRHLANI-In Wilkes-Barre, Dec. 14 1908. Mrs.

Susan Sunderland, widow of James 8. Sunderland. 81 years, heart trouble. M'CABJD In Washington. D.

C. Dec. 21, 1903. James McCabe, formerly of Wilkes Barre, paralysis. Hazleton.

Dec. 13. Mrs. Susan Schwarts. 2S.

y- USJKESS NOTICES. Hotel Hart Restaurant IT IS NEVER CLOSED THE MENU TO-DAY (TUESDAY). Pigs' knucklea with sauerkraut. Roast duck with apple sauce. Rabbit pot pie, family style.

Roast spare rib of young pig with baked sweet potatoes. Served on and after 11 a. m. to-day, all day and evening. Our 5 o'clock dinners are the best in this city.

Hotel Hart, James Poland, Propr, It is Good Advice your friend gives you when he tells you to go to the Albany Dentists, 22 N. Franklin street, for any dental work you may need. Work la done when you are ready, there is no pain In the operation. Best set of teeth, crowns and bridges, 3.00 up. 849 Come and see the handsome diamond blue white earrings, perfect gems, that Davldow 22 Publlo Square, are offering.

Sterling silver manicure pieces, great variety, at 25 cents, at Davldow 22 Publlo Square. Cheap Live Turkeys. One hundred and fifty fine ones will be disposed of to-night at J. H. Rice's Hotel, 218 EL Market street.

Facial massage, manicuring, scalp treatment. Mrs. L. Rosenthal. New phone 1586.

t.f 1 1 We keep open nghts. Davldow Bros. Business Education Pa Fellpa Fitzgerald, Arequipa, Peru, S. canie to America a few years ago and took a course at the Scranton Business College. After completing, he returned to hia native country and was soon drawing a salary of $2,000 per annum.

Have goods laid to one side to avoid the rush which is now going on at Davldow 22 Public Square. For that hacking cough you have ii-w nnr Rvmn of White Pine and Tar. Large bottle 25c. Davis's Cut Rate Drug Store. 336 A Pointer.

Let the Albany Dentists do your dental work, and It will be done right and without pain. 22 N. Franklin. 322 JPri RJbble will give a 25c. box cit Hy-Jen Tooth Paste free to svery patient having their teeth cleaned this month, aeaning.

St. 841 Leather whisk bags at Davldow 22 Public Square. Dr. F. A.

Wlltraut, the veterinarian, has changed his office from 3 N. Fell street to T. T. Davis drugstore, 47 Publlo Square. Both 'phones.

4-17 Hars Your Clothes Mads by an experienced tailor, that you may enjoy the satisfaction of knowing that you are well and that the em-barassing rips are not going to show up unexpectedly. If you- have ever worn "hand-me-down" clothes you get the full force of the above. Tailor-made clothes do not cost much, to begin with, and when service is considered you'll find 'em much more economical In the end. The best tailors in the icity are A. P.

Weyna Son, 20 TV. Northampton while their patrons include the wealthy people, theft- prices are very low ordinarily, an they are offering special discounts Juat now to cash, customers. 143 Diamonds set to order Davldow 2i Publlo Square. 15-16 Bogert Lodge No. 192, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, will give" a farmers dance In Edwards's hall, Kingston, on Wednesday evening.

Dec 16, 1908. i What takes well are the famous Majestic and Williams's -Beat brands of flour and also fine- butter, eggs and cheese, Wholesale at Williams Bros. MiYWEPAY MORE for SCRAP IRON and STEEL ZA wb M. D. ADEL.SON Dock Btreet, flttston.

Pa. Telephone Connections S.88S and We Have Moved Our headquarters for the Victor talking Sachines has been removed to 43 South ain street, over the Fashion millinery Store. Open day and night. The Victor a well as the Columbia machines are sold by us on the weekly or monthly plan, same as for cash. The Victor Is often mistaken for ao-' talkine- and slneta: It Is soft and sweet as the voice of a woman; is full, loud, clear and strong as that of a man.

The Victor -won the- Gold Medal--fver alt other machlnea at Buffalo. It was awarded by eight distinguished -judge. Victor is sent on approval. Yon Judge it yourself. Tour money back if you mm ti.

Between four and five -thousand ree-ords of up-to-date pieces of music to select from. Samuel Landau 1 tt AND-44 SOUTH MAIN 8T. SC Cigar The Largest Sefling Brand of Cigars the World. 1' Goroon Finney Twenty yeifa" experience to praotical dentistry. Inventor of the world known Painless Extracting Fluid Eurejka.

Gold Filling. Jl and up. Painless Jnractlt Kc Bet Temporary S.w liest Eflt of Porcelain 12k. Gold VV, five Trading' Stamps. Open from I m.

to 8 p. m. Pt-BUC SQUARES. iv.