The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 13

THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1905- THE WILKES -BARRE RECORD THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1905- 13 WEST SIDE DEPARTMENT ENT Manager. Phone. 16-5. SHANLEY. Office.

stain Street. Plymouth People's, Phone, 7108. YOUNG PEOPLE WED. Joseph, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs.

J. Lynch, and Miss Ruth Doll were: united in marriage at Pine Grove County, last Saturday by Rev. Father Ward, at the parochial residence of St. Mary's Church. The couple came to Plymouth on Tuesday, and will make their home for the presout with the parents of the groom at the American House.

Mrs. Lynch is the only daughter of burgess John W. Dollior Pine Grove. She is quite pre possessing and 18 a vocalist and mustclan of noteworthy ability. The couple have many friends who wish them joy and success in their new relation.

FUNERAL OF PATRICK GALLACHER. PLYMOUTH. The funeral of Patrick Gallagher was held yesterday afternoon from his home on Willow street. The remains were conveyed to St. Vincent's Church, where services were conducted by Rev.

Thomas O'Mallev. A number of out cf town relatives attended the obsequies. The pall bearers were: Patrick and Michael Boyle. Harry Walsh, Daniel Garrah, Michael Durkin and James Reed. Interment was made in St.

Vincent's Cemetery. DEATH OF MRS. P. WARD. Mrs.

Patrick Ward died at an early hour yesterday morning. The Immedi- DES YOUR HUSBAND DRINK? Give him Orrine No. 1 in his tea. for Orrine is odroless and coffee or mills. He need never know it.

colorless, but it will forever destroy desire for drink and Improve hie digestion and health. $1.00 per box. Book, free. Durbin's Keystone Pharmacy, Plymouth, or W. D.

White Wilkes- Barre. Hats for All Heads A good dresser is as pernickity about his hat as any woman IS about hers. The hat is the top-off of good dressing. Our new spring hats have been selected with an eye to the smallest details. The handsomest hats the best hatters make are here.

Spring Blocks in Stiff Hats, $1.00 to $3.00. Spring Blocks in Soft Hats, $1.00 to $2.50. All the new shapes are ready for your choosing. D. Kabatchnick THE CLOTHIER.

The New Singer Sewing Machine Store 40. WEST MAIN STREET, PLYMOUTH. Call. In. Call In.

Bee Hive Store's Specials for Lent 6 cans Sardines for 3. cans Mustard Sardines cans fine Imported Sardines 25c 3 cans. Salmon 2. cans Shrimps 3 dozen Pickles 4 lbs. Prunes Salt Mackerel, each Salt Salmon, per.

lb. This is but a sample of the immense stock of good things which we have. BeetliveStores Plymouth, Pa. COAL Stove. $3.25 per ton delivered.

Pea, per ton delivered. Long tons, full weight. White Ash does not clinker or stick to your fire bricks, Old Plymouth Coal Rissinger Bros. Both 'Phones. Pure Cod Liver Oil Due to the scarcity of Lototen Cod Liver Oil, much of the oil now on the market is adulterated with other olls, and Newfoundland Cod.

Liver Oil. unfit for use. We can furnish you with Derold's Lototen Cod. Liver Oil, the finest obtainable; at the old price, 500 pint. Special prices on larger quantities.

DOOLEY CO. Corner Main and Eno Streets. ate cause of death was cancer of the stomach, from which she had suffered for a long time. Deceased was 56 years of age, and was one of the most respected residents of the town. The death of her son, John, In an accident at.

No. 2. D. H. mine in May, 1903, was a severe shock to her and she was taken ill shortly afterwards and never fully recovered.

Besides her husband three daughters survive; Mrs. Peter Kennedy, Mary and Cassie, The tuneral will be held on Friday morning with a requiem high mass in St. Vincent's Cemetery MEETINGS TO-NIGHT. East Lynne will be produced at the armory. Prayer meeting will be conducted at the First Presbyterian Church.

This will be followed by a congregational meeting for the purpose of taking action on the purchase of the new organ. The regular midweek prayer meeting will be held in the Pilgrim Congregational Church at 7:30 o'clock. The usual midweek prayer meeting will be conducted at the Christian Church. Evangelist G. W.

Clegg, continues to attract large congregations to. the First Primitive Methodist Church. He is a forceful speaker and he should be heard by all. The regular monthly business meeting of the Epworth League will be held at the close of the prayer meeting in the Methodist Episcopal Church. Lenten services will be conducted at St.

Peter's Episcopal Church. The sermon will be preached by Rev. Dr. D. Webster Coxe of Nanticoke.

Dr. Coxe is a pulpit speaker of remarkable ability and should be greeted by large congregation. WILL ADDRESS BUSINESS MEN. A special meeting of the men of the Christian Church will be held to-morrow evening at 8 o'clock in the church. The meeting will be addressed by Henry L.

Peabody of Scranton. Special music and an entertaining time are promised. Admittance will be by ticket only, which may be obtained PIANO FREE At Held's Accommodation Store PLYMOUTH, PA. With each 5o on purchase exhibition you at get our a ticket on the piano store. 48 and 50.

Vine street, where you will find a full line of groceries with Heinze pickles and kraut. A choice line of cigars and Milk Bread. cakes, and pies Buttermilk fresh daily. ways on hand. Soda, ice cream and ters fresh from the shell that are the finest in Plymouth and and true wholesale.

to name. Ice cream oysters New 'phone 7180. PLYMOUTH, PA. HOW IS THIS? Fresh Shoulders 9clb. Fresh Sausage, 3 ...250 Pork Loin, Fancy Dressed Chickens 15c lb.

EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEA AND COFFEE. 10 stamps with 3 cans Peas 250 10 stamps with 3 cans Corn 250 10 stamps with 3 lb. box Starch .250 10 with 1 bottle Blue- 10 stamps with 5 pkgs. Oats 250 A Full Line of Vegetables at Davis. Bros.

Go 107 Main Street, Plymouth The King of All Medicines The Rattlesnake Liniment Greatest warrior against all the aches and pains. Try it. 25 cents. EGUITERRO No. 1, Cleans somach, Blood, and the whole system.

It half of the cure in all chronic, and the whole cure in lesser allments. THE TEN DAYS' TREATMENT. I'll guarantee to cure you of RHEUMATISM. It doesn't make any dierence how old or how long you have had It. It doesn't matter how many 1 different doctors have been treating you.

say that I can drive out of your system and make you a new and sound person If you only give me half a chance. Treated hundreds of persons witirout a failure. Come to me direct. or 1 too far, write and send by mall, and receive the treatment by express. ALBERT 6.

GROBLEWSKI, 111 Main Street The West Lumber Manufacturing Go. Dealers in Lumber of all kinds, Shingles, Lath, etc. Manufacturers of Doors. Windows, Blinds, Moulding, Turned Work, Packing Cases and Concrete Building Blocks Prompt delivery end special attention to rush orders. Sawdust, Shavings and Fire Wood For Sale Office and Mill corner Hanover and River Sta, Plymouth, Pa AMBROSE WEST.

Proprieto: Hearts Are CASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought has borne the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher, and has been made under his personal supervision for over 30 years. Allow no one to deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and 45 Just-as-good" are but Experiments, and endanger the health of Children- Experience against, Experiment.

What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. its guarantee.

It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.

The Kind You Hare Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over 30 Years. THE CENTAUR COMPANY. 77 MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK ciTY. 0 another horse and then they will be as well equipped as any of the other companies.

Last evening occurred the death of Harold, the 6-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Roberts of West Shawnee avenue of pneumonia after an 111- ness of a few days. Deceased was a bright and interesting child and his death is a severe blow to his parents.

Arrangements for the funeral are not yet completed, Wanted--M -Millinery. apprentices. Aply. Miss Anna Beatty, 134 E. Main street.

9-11 Plymouth Business Items. Fine turnouts, livery, undertaker. A. E. Williams.

Both 'phones. Office West Main street. Residence, Gaylord avenue. LUZERNE BOROUGH. The 127th anniversary of Robert Emmet was held in Houghton's Opera House on evening under the auspices of the Emmet Club of Luzerne Borough.

The hall was tastily decorated for the occasion. Caterer Alder served a fine menu to about 200 guests. After the tables had been cleared, the following program was rendered: Music; Emmet's anniversary, Mr. McLaughlin; solo, Frank. Lyons; "Our Club, W.

F. Barry; solo, Philip Lyons; "The Young Men," P. T. Boyle; solo, Patrick: Lyons: J. M.

McCarthy; "Batchelor," Mr. Bowman; song, by audience, General committee: James J. McCarty, chairman; John P. Daley, Thomas Tigue, John J. Moran, John B.

Corgan and W. J. Donlin Reception committee, Thomas Hayden, chairman; P. F. Curley, Philip Lyons, M.

J. Martin, Daniel Corgan and P. A. McDonnell. Patrick Pryor was the guest of his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. John Pryor of A voca, recently. Owen Kostenbauder of Catawissa, who has been visiting his brothers of this place, returned home yesterday. Thomas Grogan, of Danville, died on Sunday.

Mr. Grogan lived here for twenty-nine years before going to Danville. He leaves two. daughters and three sons -Winnie, Sarah, James. Frank and Thomas Grogan, Councilman of the Fourth ward.

Clarence B. Davis of Plymouth called on Edward T. Jones, on Tuesday evening. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Merris, died Tuesday evening. The Luzerne Borough firemen have secured Misses McNelis and Ruth Honeywell of Luzerne Borough to contest. for the diamond ring for the benefit of their fair. A number of members of Co. this place attended the dance given by Co of Wyoming on Tuesday evening.

Jones' Cash Store Plymouth Shawnee Forever Call and see the fine assortment of ranges we have. They are beautiful and the 1 most up to date in every way. We cannot tell you as well as we can show you. Be- fore spending your good dollars elsewhere you ougt to see our stock. of up to date in hardware, cutlery and sporting goods.

ARMITAGE BROS. PLYMOUTH. Solid oak eight day clock, fully teed, $2.75, ISIDOR GLOU, Jeweler and Optician Won By DIAMONDS free of charge from the following committee: Charles Bertram, Frank Martz, Frederick Kocher, Theodore L. Sweitzer, John Eartley or Charles Kuschke, chairman of the meeting. SHORT NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Thomas H. Edwards underwent an operation on Saturday. He was resting comfortably yesterday. Miss Anna T. Betty has returned home from a trip to New York and Philadelphia.

Four 10c rolls of toilet paper for 250 at S. C. Hartman's drug store, Spry block. Claude French has returned from Meeker, where he spent the past few months with his brother Dr. Samuel French.

Mrs. Frank Kline and son, Frank, attended the funeral of a cousin of the latter. Mrs. Patrick Sweeney, at Hazleton yesterday. HURRY! Follow the crowd to S.

C. Hartman's drug store, Spry block, and secure a $1.00 bottle of Special Emulsion of Cod Liver oil at the reduced price of 67c. 67 The Bricklavers and Masons will meet this evening. Charles S. Nesbitt of Espy, a former well known resident, spent yesterday with his daughter, Mrs.

George Durbin. Mrs. Ellen O'Connell of Welsh Hill is recovering from an Illness which confined her to the house for several days past. To all who write: Take note. Regular 15c.

boxes of pure Irish linen writing. paper. while last, boxes for 26c at S. C. Hartman's drug store, Spry block, corner Gaylord avenue and Main street.

winiam Roski was not Injured at No. 5. D. H. mine as noted in the papers.

The sixth number of the Y. M. C. A. course was given in the armory last evening by the American Kinetograph Co.

to a large and well pleased audience. The building committee of council and the trustees of Fire Co. No. 1 held a joint meeting in the town hall last evening for the purpose of discussing the improvements to the hose house. The contemplated Improvements consist of another stall.

in the barn, a harness room in the rear, and the changing of the main doors. The fire company was requested to furnish an estimate of. the probable cost to the i committee this evening. It is the intention of the company to purchase The Famous Queen Quality Shoe For women, regular price $3.50 and $3.00, our price, $2.48 For all the leading makes of Shoes, call at 'the People's Shoe Store, 76 E. MAIN Plymouth, Pa.

Peter A. Maslowski, Undertaking and Elbalming. Carriages to hire. Wedding turnouts, Etc. 415 West Main Street, Plymouth.

People's, 'Phone 7031. Night: calls attended to. DO NOT FORGET That we are still continuing to save you money on your shoe purchases. We carry the highest grade of Rubbers in the market- -the kind that wears- and Rubbers will have a great call from now till spring. High grade goods at low grade prices.

Moore Dooley Plymouth, Pa. Pemley. PURE Silksmooth, Marshdale, WHISKIES. Pine Creek Contain no artificial color, no artifoial "smoothers no artificial sweetening, no artificial "ageing. JUST PURE NATURAL WHISKEY Our reputation for equare dealing covering thirty-five, years to back the above guarantee, Fred.

Schwartz Bro. PLYMOUTH, PA. The only Lease that protecte both landlord and tenant, at DAVENPORT'S BOOK STORE. Not always costly diamonds nor beyond your theans. Any working 1:37 or woman can wear diamonda, by the short route the wayThe 50c $1 a Week Diamond WYOMING The contest for an organ which was to take place on March 6 for the benefit of Mr.

Harris of West Wyoming has been postponed until April 40: Richard Parsons, who was injured in the explosion at Mt. Lookout colliery on Monday, is improving slowly, but he is not yet out of danger. Arthur Calvey and James Curry are doing well. John Hogan will be able to resume work in a few days. and Mrs.

B. H. Nesbitt and dacoi Pittston' were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'James Space recently.

The Orioles Social Club will hold social in Music Hall on Friday evening. Two games of basket ball, between the Orioles and Plains and two Pittston fives, will be played. Mrs. Lizzie Turn of Falls isethe guest of E. W.

Clark and famtly. The children of St. Cecilia's parish are rehearsing the cantata "Merry Milk Maids," which they will reproduce in Music Hall on March 17. The town council met on Monday morning at 10 o'clock and organized. Dr.

A. C. Shoemaker was reelected president. Freeman Austin is. the only new member.

No other business was transacted. Richard Parsons, who was Injured In the explosion at Mt. Lookout colfiery on Monday, is in a serious condition and his recovery. is doubtful. Messrs.

Calvey and Curry are improving as rapidly as can be expected. John Hogan, who was but slightly injured, will be entirely well in a few days. The children of St. Cecilia's parish are rehearsing the cantata. 'Merry: Milk Maids," which they will reproduce in Music Hall March 17.

Miss Ethel Hopper, who has been ill several weeks, is improving rapidly. EDWARDSVILLE. Advertisements and news items received at W. B. Davis's drug store.

People's 'phone No. 8050; Bell 'phone, Kingston 8-2. A happy suggestion for spring trading. Barney Korn's mammoth store le now complete with a full line of household goods for 1905. Everything new and up to date at small prices, A visit to his store will save you dollars in your Cash or credit.

A handsome line of 1905 wall papers at his usually low prices. You are respectfully invited to call and get our prices. 521 Main, street. Philip and Isaac Engel, the butchers, have gone to New York City to spend several days among friends. We are sole agente here for Vinol, Vinlax, '25c; Rexall 50c.

and Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets, 25c; 45c and 89c, and Rexall Hair Tonic, 50c. William B. Davis, Druggist, The funeral of the late Michael Meissner was held yesterday. Rev. Lindenstruth of Wilkes- -Barre con ducted the services at the home on Hillside avenue at 2.

o'clock. The church council of St. Paul's Lutheran Church acted as pall bearers. Interment was at Forty Fort Cemetery, KINGSTON. The choir of the M.

E. Church wilt meet for rehearsal this evening at 8:15. All members are asked to be present. At a meeting of the school board 011 Tuesday evening the resignation of Miss Blanche Letson was accepted and Miss Mabel C. Algert was elected All the vacancy.

Mise Algert comes highly recommended. She is a gradpost graduate courses at Bucknell and uate of Wilson's a College and has taken Cornell universities, receiving the degree of A. B. from the latter institution. Miss Algert received the unanimous support of the board.

She is at present instructor in the Scranton Correspondence Schools. Miss Letson's resignation will take effect March 22. The officers of. the Society of the Brotherhood of St. Paul will be elected this evening in the M.

E. Church after the prayer meeting service. Miss Annie Edwards entertained the Fortnightly Music Club at her home on Page avenue last evening. Charles Mish is at home after a several weeks' trip in York State. Leona, the 6-vear-old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Wesley Hilbert, died Tuesday night at her home on North Maple street after an illness of two weeks of pneumonia. The funeral will take place this morning at 8:30 with short services at the house, conducted by Rev. F. von Krug.

Interment will be made at Beaumont, Wyoming County. George W. Carr is able to be out again after being ill with the grip for a week. Miss Laura Sprague entertained large number of friends at a party given at her home yesterday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Davis are entertaining Mrs. Davis's brother from Potter County. C. Bach made a business trip to Scranton yesterday.

The senior basket ball team of Wyo- FURNITURE Undertaking and Embalming NIGHT CALLS ATTENDED TO. McDONALD Market Street, 1 Kingston. Rings $5. $10. $15 kind, 500 a week.

$25, $35, $50 kind, $1.00 a week. $75 kind, $1.50 week. a WEDDING RINGS The kind that wear, as long 50c as you live. Every stamped with the full karat mark and a Week guaranteed. Waltham Watches and Movements Fitted in Gold Filled or Solid Gold Cases Silver Hunting Case Watch with American movement, a week.

Hunting and Open Face Watch, or 756 a week. Gents' Open Face or Hunting Case Watch with best Elgin or Waltham movements, $1.00 a week. should not trouble you when DIS YOUR EYES 50c NEAR a week gives you the best optical service. Bee Hive Jewelry Co. Public Square Wilkes- -Barre, Pa.

ming Seminary held a banquet last evening at the Flatiron dining rooms. There were eight present, including Prof. Bennett. ASHLEY. John, little son of Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Balerly of 104 Liverpool street, died yesterday morning of eczema, aged 2 years and 2 months. The funeral will take place to-morrow afternoon with services in St. Boniface Church, Blackman street, at 2:30. Interment will be made in Darling Street Cemetery at Wilkes- Barre.

Gospel meetings are being held in the Alliance Mission room each evening of this week at 7:30, conducted by Rev. 0. F. Burgess, evangelist. The afternoon service to-morrow.

will commence at 2:30 Instead of 3 o'clock. Rev. James Leishman of Scranton will be present at both services. Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Burns of Nicholson street on Tuesday, March 7, a son. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Doyle of Charles street on Wednesday.

March 8. a son. W. R. Richards of Newport street has resigned his position with H.

H. Welles at Wilkes- -Barre. Elmer Pierson of Scranton was visitor in Ashley yesterday. The borough council will meet again this evening at 8 clock. Hassler Breton of Catasauqua visited friends in town yesterday.

A. P. Almon of Berwick was a caller here last evening. The home of Mr. and Mrs.

John Tones on South Main street was the scene of a very pleasant party, which was tendered their son John by a number of his friends. The guests thoroughly enjoyed themselves. and the hostess served The invited guests were Misses Alice Fenner. Ethel Davis. Agnes Marcy, Harriet Thomas, Enra Evans, Edith Reese.

Mary Belts, Ruby Graham. Beulah Watson, Laura Millen and Nellie Jones; Messrs. Gerald, McCann. Harry Johnson, Clifford Hughes, Robert Johnson, David Space. Earl Williamson, Ray Gimmell, Johnson Black and Charles Jones.

Rev. Dr. E. G. Fullerton of the First Presbyterian Church, Wilkes Barre.

preached in Ashley Presbyterian Church last evening. PARSONS, Lost- -On Thursday last between F. Evans's and John Barr's, a child's gold necklace with heart attachment. Finder please return to Sword's store. adv Peter Murray is ill with the grip.

The Misses Ella and Christina Breckenridge of Harvey's Lake were visitors in Parsons, Sunday. Henry Willoughby confined to his room by illness. AT SHEERER'S. Two cans salmon- -25c. Two cans salmon -20c.

Six cans sardines -25c. Steak cod, ciscoes, blue pike, oysters. 8-10 Sheerer's. The amount realized from the Old Folks concert recently held by the Epworth League reached $75. It you want the sweetest ham that's cured.

try a Swift's premium ham. 138 per pound; strictly fresh eggs 30c per dozen. Sword a 9-10 See page 5. 484 What has Nitt Hill to say to-day? SNO MINSTERS VONNERIES This is the Time of the Year the careful housewife looks around and determines which room she will refurnish at housecleaning time. This is also a good time to select the patterns of Carpets and Oil Cloths she will need at that time, as there naturaily is a greater variety than later on when buying is heavy.

We invite your inspection of our stock and will be pleased to make and lay away any, patterns you may select for future delivery. We have a grand display of Carpets and Oil Cloths of 1905 patterns. Also a great showing of Spring Furniture unsurpassed at any other store. We prom se to save you at least one-third on your purchases. $1.00 a yard- -High grade Velvet.

Carpet. 75e a yard--High grade Brussels Carpet. a yard- -Semi-wool Ingrain Carpet. -Axminsters, Savonieres and Irish Point Lace Curtains pair $4.50 Bedroom Suits, Parlor Suits, Chiffoniers, Sideboards, Chairs correspondingly cheap. One price to every one and that the lowest, at 144 Main Street, Plymouth, Pa.

MOORE BROS. 144 Plymouth, Main Pa. Street,.