The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 10

"'A. Crisp a 1 frock In' every all coming new V. 2xO frocks of gtng ham and voile lovely 'new i Reason r- nbly priced. are, moderately priced. A Hear the Incomparable resu Hs XH UR SDAjYigim Spiecial Purchi II I I I SALE liiiiil BRUNSWICK' LEADS-OTHERS FOLLOW Na vy Crepe a The BRUNSWICK is the preferred phonograph anions: schooled musicians the most critical judges of good music The Offering 8 Charming New Modes at wonderful reproduction wins their instant approval.

Years of patient work and experiment have resulted, in a finished productthe BRUNSWICK m.TT9 fi ll Mr PHONOGRAPH as it is to-v day. It can be depended upon to play the BRUNS-' WICK records or any records, and derive the fullest expression and musical value from them. Occasionally and only occasionally we are able to'present a specially purchased collection as large as this offered "af such unusual Savings If is different to describe the real values of these dresses and their general excellence because it consists of so many new things that distinguish excellent frocks from the common-place frocks. Dresses of this sort are seldom achieved even at very high prices. By that we mean that their fineness of material is consistently followed by designs and ex-sei'ent workmantfSp and detail COME IN AND HEAR THE BRUNSWICK WE URGE COMPARISON We shall be glad to play this great instrument for you one hearing will convince you that it is the final type phonograph.

Your favorite selections rendered on the BRUNSWICK will be rendered perfectly in every way. The world's greatest artists and the world's best music are available in BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPHS and BRUNSWICK RECORDS don't deprive your home circle of this pleasure. Come in at any time and let us demonstrate we will be pleased to give you special attention. Brunswick machines at $125 to $550. JUNE RECORDS NOW ON SALE PHONOGRAPH DEPARTMENT- THIRD FLOOR 3111 A Choice Variety dif the Newest and Best Styles Dresses far Wpnten and Misses Sizes 16 to 46 There are numberless summer occasions where a silk frock will keep itself crisp and tidy' where a washable one goes limp.

So this sale is a timely one. Mostly navy blues because there is nothing in better taste at all times. There are frocks that are prim and demure, puffy and bouffant, and slinky affairs. -4, THE QUALITY WORKMANSHIP THE STYLES ty farmers are offering their large lwls Toung of Fteeland and Mrs. ungn Hughes of Upper Lehigh.

STATE NEWS BRIEFS stocks of potatoes free to anybody who will haul, them' away. They cannot sell half of what they have stored, and prices range So low. It aw Th Dtmmore William Quthel. aged jf Dunmore, committed suicide at his1 cottage, at Lake Como, by shooting himself in the head with a hardly pays to bring thsm to revolver. market W.

E. Knorr. of Hungers town, offers 1,600 bushels to any body who wants them as a gift. Sanbury Although 7J years old. long waist models, basque effects, pleated tunic affairs, bouffant and fluffy ideas draped models.

Long and short sleeve frocks smart, becoming! is the best obtainable turn over the skirt of any of these frocks see. how the seams are finished, careful attention given to every stitch in these Materials are fine crepe and taffetas, trimmed in any number of stunning way 9 embroidery, ribbon motifs beads, fringe and novelty buttons. Mrs. A. H.

Reed, Paxinos, submitted to separate blood transfusions seven times, and Is now recovered from an attack of anemia. Robert Boughner, Sunbury. a nephew and Columbia A resident of this town Is In possession of one of the oldest temperance records known in Lancaster County. The document is the constitution, by-laws and of the Washington Temperance Society, -organised August 10, 1141. The contains the names of 54, signers, twenty-six.

of whom were women. The -last surviving signer, died a few-weeks ago. John C. Tennlah, who was IS'years old. Me was It years old when he signed.

overseas veteran, supplied the nec-essary blood each time. HonegUsJe The Wayne County eohoi and a truck valued at si.qqu are atill in the fire department building closely guarded by Federal i officers. The "goods" were confis-'eaied -while they were being transported to Elmlra. 1 Reading Be rka County court ea-tbllsbed a new record on Tuesday Stften forty-two divorces were grant-led, thirty-four of. which iwere granted, to complaining wives.

'f Bethlehem The' annual commencement 'exercises, of the Moravian College and Theological Seminary thisweek marks the close of fe 114th scholastic year. i James Goodwin, eighteen-years head of the com--wrerclal department' of Btate' Normal "ool, has resigned to become prin-s Cpal of a business college at Wil- Ltuiisport. i Drif too Mary Hlgin, aged 15, cf this town; was crushed to death by "an automobile driven by Joseph Boyle of Beaver Meadow. Development i Co. has leased 1,000 acres of land In Berlin, Oregon and Texas Townships, which wlH soon be Will it mean something to you, a beautiful gown at You may have planned to pay more, or you may have it necessary to pay more.

But before you decide, see these, examine them, try them on iff is the best way. They will surely meet with your approval. They're the best looking frocks we have been able to offer in a great long time for this humble price. The Sale Is On Supply Your Summer Dress Needs Now Come and Share In This Big Offering at $29. 75 To-day driven for oil by expert flrlllers.

The bus nesi venture is purely local. HfBM Grawa Pta ia Demand The variety of fruit and vegetables Offered in the local -retail produce market yesterday' waa good according- to the report Pennsylvania Bureau of Markets, commodities met with good demand. Towanda Jewels, valued at more than $2,000, were stolen by two men. giving the names of H. K.

Wills and J. B. Brays, from the Packard Hotel at Police throughout that section are conducting a close watch for the two men, who are believed to have gone toward Wllllamsport potatoes sold lower. Strawberries) tomatoes and beans moved Home, grown -peas were -and -were, in. demand.

Hot house tomatoes of fine auaJlty were Lemons, too, con. tlnued to but most commodities held retail, market: Ath land James Collhan, aged 15, a pump runner at Bast- colliery, suicided In the mines by hanging on account of 1)1 health. A wife and five small children survive. W. Crawford of Kantlcoke, property Asparagus Home grown, medium In Nantlcoke for $4,700.

supply, good quality and demand, per bunch Maach Chunk Mrs. Aaron der. of Lehlghton. 76, is serving on ths Carbon County grand jury In session here this week, and Is ihe oldert member on the jury; but Mill in good health, Although Mrs. Snyder has lived in Lehlghton, four miles away, the last sixty-two years, he.

had never visited this town. SoUHirsch "of Wllkes-Barre to Gilbert C. Millen of Plymouth, prop light, demand exceeds supply, market strong, carloads f. o. b.

usual terma staves Cobblers No. 1 branded 1 Holy family Cknrck Picnic Beans Southern, limited supply. erty in fiynroum green f0-2c per-qt. and 10c, per Nelson EuTewksbdry of Pittston wax -Z9C per loci Der lb. Froeland While en route to attend the funeral of Mrs.

Fred Roll at Dorrapce, Ralvadore Cherschosld lost control of his machine which backed down over an embankment. Injuring two of its occupants, Mrs. to John J. Kelly of same place, Beets "New stock, (good supply. Hbly.

Family Variah of Sugar Notch property in Pittston for $6,000. fair demand, l-loc per bunch. PottsvUJe Many Schuylkill Coun Nellie Smttka of Duryea to Henry Cabbare Southern, good supply. will conduct its first outing to Harvey's, Lake on June 15 Bablch of same plaee, property in aemana moderate. 6-se per.Jt) Carrots Fair supply, and.

demand. Duryea for $1,006. A' large crowd Is expected to attend. toe per i Henry Bablch of Duryea to Nellie -as the arrangements are being made Celery-Florlda moderate Bmitka of same property in a by younger men and women of supply and demand. Jumbo hearts, Duryea for $.1." Isaac Weinberg of Wllkes-Barre to zoo per ouncn.

-Cucu mbers Soil thern ida. the parish, thus assuring; a good time to all participating In the excursion. A program' of athletic and TONS OF FRESH FISH AT YOUR DISPOSAL AT PRICES THAT OUGHT TO APPEAL TO EVERY THRIFTY HOUSEWIFE Aaron of, pittston, prop erty In Dorrabceton for $2,000. dlura supply, demand moderate, l-lto eacn. Lettuce Good supply and demand.

sports events will be staged and there will be dancing contests. Prizes IsYburMeal-tiirffe Drink ur Friend? Thomas A. Larkln of Wllkes-Barre to Mary A. Larkln, of same place, property In Wllkes-Barre for :.1 native, curly leaf 8-10C; bead, good conaition, will be awarded to the winners of the waits, fox trot polka- and Unions ureen stock z-o per Martin Gormley, executor to bunch; Texas yellow Bermudas; 4iba mazurka contests. A feature of the for ZSo to Soper lb.

Dory Haddock, 9c Boston Blue, lb. English Whiting, 6 lbs. Chicken Halibut, lb. 25c Finnan Haddies, lb. 18c Black Back Flounders, lb.

Peppers Fair green, l-Sc each, i i Potatoes Old -moderate A good many people who like tea or coffee find that tea and coffee don't like supply and demand, per1 peck, Tf-fOc per new stock, good supply, No. per Sc. per. pack 60 Herrino. lh.

ing Cod outing will be a concert to be given by the choir, Cars will leave for the lake as follows: Warrior 10 a. Sugar Notch, 1:40 a. Ashley, a. Public Square,) a. m.

The money to be realized will be devotM to ihe. needs. ot-Holy i Adopts' Son Judge German made a decree 'yesterday granting to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomas of 64 Hollenback 7 rZ Radishes Home grown, plentiful, round reds and long, eirhite, I Nervousness, sleeplessness or.

bunches for lOe and ic per bunch. -plnachr-iModtrata aupply. home Live Mackerel, lb. mostly 2 lbs. for ZSc SOo'per u.

lgesaon is proo Instant Postum avenue, -this city, the adoption of James A. Uoyd, Jr, aged 12, as their son and heir, the boy to take the name of James A. Tbomas. The boy is a son of Mrs. Thomas by her marriage with James Lloyd, and she was later divorced from the boy's father.

latins 18c Fresh Dug Mary Campbell of Hasieton, property Hazleton Peter -Koslnko of 'Hazleton to Joseph Novotnak -of same place, property In Hasieton for $1, $60. Francis K-' Blatch and others to Silas K. jTones of West Hasieton, property- iu-liazletQn for John Mykrantz. 'of, Hazleton to Charles Brill of same place, property In Hasieton for $L026, nosle Rolland of- Camden, N. J.

to Joseph W. East of West Hazleton, property Jn Hazleton for C. Wlllard Hill 5 oft Hazleton to Gertrude Stearns of Delaware Water Gap, property-in West Hazleton for Isaac Fein berg of Wllkes-Barre to Harry Baer of Dorranceton, property in for $2,000. Coslmo Mlngola of Conyngham Twp.1 to Nazzareno' Mazonl of same place, property in Conyngham Twp. for $1,176.

Roman Kosmtohak of Wllkes-Barre to Stephen Novak same property) in WllkesTBarre for $2,600. Abram Salsburg of Wllkes-Barre to Giovanni Capece of Conyngham property in Conyngham Twp. for $1100. i 1 Iiiie Bllkonskl of Plains to Veronica Sllkowskl of, same plaoe. property ln plains' for $1.

riarence L. Church and others to Ralph G. fyatherman. property In Union Township for $471. Charles of Kingston to Frank J.

i Eh ret of Endlcott, N. property In Kingston for $4,260. 1 Tdtnatoes Florida JO-IOc per lb, hot bouse grown per lb. tie, fruits Apples NaUve stock tio per peck: western, boxed, te each and 40-SOc per dos. Bananas 15-4tk3 per dog.

Grapefruit Moderate supply lt-10c each; Lemons CaL' grown, 40-tOo per doaen. Orfcnres Supply and demand good. tO-7So per doaen. i Pineapples Medium supply, II- 0e each according to slie. Strawberries Oood supply, ds- ORDERS TAKEN FOR CLAM BAKES 'Uti Deeds Recorded John Lesczenskl of Miner's Mills to Adam Halot ot Plains, property In Miner's Mills for $1,625.

Catherine Ward of Wllkes-Barre to Frank Kosmela of same. place, property in Plymouth Twp. for Walter J. Symons of Wllkes-Barre furnishes a satisfying cup wttharl irritating nerves or digestion. Tnousands whtj have aiade th changa keep on with Postum because it's bet Instant A mand good, home grown 26-l5o per Qt.

to Thomas T. Symons of same place, property -Wllkes-Barre for $2,200. POSTUM UVTBACK Miners Bank or uaes-uarre to Car open Thursday from 6 a. m. 8:30 p.

m. Friday 6 a. until sold oat 1 Location Central R. R. tracks, East Market Street.

BOSTON FRESH FISH, DIST. CO. MAIN OFFICE BOSTON FISH PIER" BOSTON, MASS. There's a Reason" Sterling Oorgas of same place, prop t', Dairy Products Butter Creamery, per lb. I5-40C Full per lb 25- erty in Wllkes-Barre for $1,200.

Joseph Wydock of Foster Twp. to Nicholas Miller of same place, prop Cwwl Sold by all grocers risWfcstuCwdCaJfa, tusOsk.rach, Eggs StrlcUy fresh, t0-I(c per erty In Foster Twp. for dosen. -mostly l2o per dozen. 1 I I II lis.

K. J. Flick ana- otners.io, ijt.o Malachlck of Parsons, property in Parsons for. $260. .1 -V' Point Infprtnstion Fotatoeai-Onlr Virginia, 'hauUngs James is.

xtergin sna outers to- u. WW.