The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 19

WLDNEoD AY, AUGUST 7, 1018. THE YILKES-IIAIIRE RECORD WEDNESDAY, ATTQTJST 7, 1918. credit" Of -the borough an touowai Ktvw waeaci on tha farm near VoaWj PARSONS" trad, tight and I14S.49; paving Uniiminti, called on frienda hera oa Tueaday, OR00KS C0.9 Inveshnent SecnrlLcj "war unwiHli, CIS.ITI uauu iuuo, mDWI association. K.1.01. New YorV Stock Exchanj LEE PARK: 4 The report the chief of police far uodu iouowsi Ligntaout ail Main uthce.

Scranton, Ptu John MoSwaeney, oorraapondamt' pr. FORMER JUJBIDSJNT. JOMDh X. -irara ana' WIUKIt-IAflftl J.J.SHANLEYiMaiair Old Phone 14-Office 84 W. Mafia SL-New Phone 7108 BlNQHAMTON i.

moanaesoanta, 11; total 1 anaala v.IT 5 rHAZtKTCr mt Kama at eouia ntftnt treat, I TM IVUI DUATfU IT. of MM street, di yest-rde morning at Oaeonte. wa TraegJjaaMaTaiaMaTaaTaa- I --aaaaaa oomplioatlons. iW OetoV.r iTT "KSJ Is the Pood CasMmttflii MH. vi.

went aa operation, which wa. tan, loanea cefuL and bTJS Sit-' "ft Hf 1. Cavanport. borouth- ro- John WUirema Joaanh a-a Board Qivaa Nottoa V. In order to obviate, "the Implied evening.

fiwr of East" Main ItTAAf Via 4.L.. oeceeaity ,01 repetition ot withhold wni nava returned to Chea- IL? "ii i1 M-Uvea. Tha return trt waa a. 1 a I iiir mnn iTSf-ia. 4m i a i m.

--v una a position In tha sn. nnainnn by Charlaa A. Allabauih. v'l" rrr-" office at puntr silk CL WnkeH. 'our boy.

aur- and uri anrtne- tha lattar-a new ear. 'Thay war ai" COmSanied Joaanh' U.biH. ZI7u coai-com- mi J. a Sctlea ot Atlantic ty. firwTrnVur' on and Counoltoaa Hoyt.

Ianlt and ha. i arHva4 v'vi AUI1 tha oldaac hair. a. la.l-. a ....1 thr.hTOdi? Willys-Overland PLAINS lmllar llat ot all limited men -Over To-day "Wed at Oaeonta.

"ir 'tolt called and' also' Hippodrome. Tba bluest aad to. coal eompanlec town, 4aft oa Monday for training fi1 Prominent la this tha first to leava to? David T. Rowlanda, oorreapoad ent Leave itama at Merrttra drug atora, Curli Markat BldJUkd. Aetna Aetna pt Anglo J- Big- Ledge as I.

aaa lift, ahow fotl whom each man kion Tid GeS-nA Wit pf Wtherhood cl work- and amftla.tvoUca bti ben al-en 2Shteeta. "Jort fiU? L' of the UoVr.Sch ha. t.fi55a irtK rsas aoaawaaaaa jFA i 140 aererrea olalma will be an. Production, i m. v.K 'V Pmw.

Baaldea ooiiaren- ne la lunlnii t.i. yar XJaht Chevrolet Cons Anton it 1 SSVBRA1. ACCXDSNT8 called. man tor wruuseo aner a i'-ts .1 Richard Stratton, Jr. or ki vi-a Cosden- naadquartera wuure nai i (, wnn niirii a nn loin i nuni- It3L- pom.1 the HUIdala lzuormed --v.

it- na i jrrt. ana tnrea iitttM Mt.u I Cramp CurtlBS seen cUa Sv iuwe, 4oepa caraenL 4 Coal IH Mr. and Mra. Realna i7'" in camp Merrltt 2 Th. iV.T v.

of 118 (Feden wa-iK -wa eMtawue aa. aciaui nr inn i i. uin wri Tira i i niti urauini rna i ranm Chamberlain atreeti ffill-V- Howl iCof thaamammiiSf be held eame; aoataVt wnn in tnira ra.lL Conservative Course Is Pursued by Traders During Day aapp.aa.i-aaaaBfea SPECIALTIES ARE CHIEF FEATURE Goidneid Int Pet lift Island dkj man aver trlot 173 J'4 25 14 (V) 40 IT nana ordla-lfi nour turlourh at their HStS SI-T wa aer, IS! Milt Employee! ot ooara not yat yeaterday, raturnln oa tha niioit la-1 moved: him fr the company quickly re-am hla perlloua nealtiasv Jim Leh nutier es high Valley Coal it Pet I' A CL -Died In California The ath ii. py i utmetery. (HCl Ayere la deenfy Sa i.V STL MneriBt Motor.

Produota Nipissing aavartlM Brtcia, but oual. tty. Wa only nil -iJIS I OaVthV af rna "iiNminiiMU A I WM mng, I0ltow mother oa Wyomlnt atraat rh bblok of ukianoma Okmulgee tha orphaned children. hSlSSfc yh' Contro'se. Colorado, died a taw daya aco In tha Boapltai Vt Ia AnMleaTcaT He urvived byhla wif, throe chil! ct CoL, and two VWia of Avbndale ooui ii o-oiook Sunday erenlna moiiirr Lni mw nounton raon' or meveiana atreet.

Hudaqn, wa Injured while crossing the 79 IH 17 .115 New York, Aug. eTha stock market reflected tha more uncertain mood of professional operator yesterday's late "ireei, reiurnea nonie on e'8i of.Mr. and Mrs. Wllr Peerless Pierce nuiira rauroad at Hud' son. From what can be lamii at IT.

vi Jriusion. who are BIRTHDAY ANNIVERaARY Mr. and Mre, Edward HoWelle pleasantly entertained a number of young people at their home, 208 Conytngham atreet, Monday afternoon Prairie (00 Virtue with 7: "i "non win make advance pelnt partly caneelled. Traders apparently deemed It'advls- peara that he had 'stepped on the tracks when freight trains bumped, his nay fierouies Rapulpa New York a 4 yy OVflaA ta Va 7.a tr. v7 in rii vnis.

eveninw at 7 o'clock Avondala, done to remedy th? cmttaued nuist iii nouor oi ineir oaugitttr, Elisabeth. abie to adopt a mora oonaervatlve New. Jersey 8: u-iug- cun, Be was removed-to v.u fiflumn wniM tu.a 7Vi B25 420 1 Duaa na California i al course In view of the notice Issued by iTTT. auring the naat sary. Uhe afternoon was pleasantly that severa ltoe had noes had WamutaZ dliiaunhep by jha inaiana Ohio tha local Federal Reserve Bank urging "William Do ran and I a.

neaixteen yeara ao and maaa hU fw-Hataw" rVQU" iincheo "Wai Those present FREIGHT Zk mmWr, reaidenca at Montrose, but hi. one! rEmnlovee. win IQHT INJURED otannard 1. oubmsrlne li instuutions to conserve Steamship 69 eauee 5fi piepnanaai and ohih.I1 1 ter, ot Couth BerOnt atreat. On tha turfaoa this admonition waa atoslKsmeralda nis wa noma Bora a few years Joseph, aW io; Anna Kathiee'' OnT-Til, "i' "frn toot losing one Kenova m.

jonn picton of Girarrt VT enoe Watson. naa taken a tide guesta ot friend. A 'muh. at reoent -auotatlons. It whs 7aViA iiyea it was his tentlon to return before the close Hmlth of fved a fractured arm Mond aUI Lechluski.

mSth I'yuT irT to a point near Dupont Tuxpam fj was naa raturnad to I nowever, mat time her home at RtKf.h.. i.n..i" r'lfunla ma ha a wnue piaym near his hom Ak Richards. Tydfii Griffith. W. 5...

Tr" occurred. He wrignt-, eBenl year to remain. Virtue will be remembered many ot older mhabltanta of i by iitue companions. James Ruddy, QeoVge TtyTor. 3ohn nwltt- mi." Tiii ln.

tR townahln. from tha market for other than pro- Mlaa Catharine Sanaa I Iduntlva nnrnnaaa 7aaM Bl al kiitH i rvvein. ai ai ai ai va aiiiiakai TManaiaa a ai Tha chief avenue ha Tha OH Market Aug; a-Credlt balances, 4i a.varaa-a. al.070: ahtnmanfa. wTmJZ? fti t.he John H.

Jones, Mrs. Qomer Morfn Thiia8' Hftrtln 'l-oneAvenger." Mr. and Mrs. Edward Howell, of tar. inm la a new Hart nroduetinr.

sons: uilna. fiaaaia proS-T. Ellne, Boil and Qomer Ot looai L. WM broader and more so- 2rBS Itlva than on tha previous day, but Charlaa Sraokman SI-. I nnfarnh rL.

Death of Miik 8tephan Fabian th. average, SHart J1 Jonerof Btudent NursV'lteserva, ftfPocial bargain. Ukam; Jennie Xresge, ofWest Pitts- th iL22 7Jut patrlotio eaerglea is throuht Mm. Stephen Fabian, 0f in 5" program aM. Chlaaaa Qraln Market tL oawy yesterday morn- uomo early.

In niTo. J'n morn- ir" eany. tri.n.- ai- names wai- hiis ui? ot von treet, have ftrlotad to apoolallUes. General Mo- aMlnrv whara they will a notable Instance, advanolng "ini" tSa Sat- "trom.of 8U point-. Chicago.

Aug. that the bulllih ftf rnm 60 matlned and, evening. t0n Miss Howe la was the reolplent ilVL 1. 0 two Wednesday ROy Btewart In his sDeclfi beautiful and useful gifts iJ tensely Interest, montha" Jllnesa. was aged Triangle production.

"Th. 1 "nd of aoUvlty men aetlVltw Minra effects ot ine not wave naa peca of raulWr.l United SUtea 6teel made It best olenUy dlseounted for the tuna haina engrossing and often more full ot real ENTERTAINS GRANDCHILDREN -v uiw im Dfunv mrnaa in tii ones m.z tna nnaninaL rnAttinav ifai had restralniaa Induenoe on tha corn irvivea oy ner husband and her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. efts, of Throop, four ifihefts, ot Throop, four Mrs. Ellen Everett aav.

m.lZti? cent maximum of llo, but reacting 1 Mra Charlaa Banai ml u. wa I nointa. with rnttw a Matnl.ai hw k- wjrs me spur Andrew aMH children of Jahnion itpeet- I fc wu over W'oton, hava baaa tutsta oi ladspendant sttels and the 'aelivr Noqulpmaataloot 1 to ih points, shir maraet to-qay. auyanoes in prices took plaoe, but were not held. The close wm unsettled, IH net lower to gain.

I with September 161 to lejvi and Octol or aavfc- Oata finished offlo MaH up, provisions varied from 15 cent no to a rise of cents. The leadint tures ranged as follows i "'o oihwdiverslonV were en- ness ot human need wh oJ Paul Shefti. Z.rk.T?f Klttla, Mala a.w.a mw.i (- tt RirTiii. iwniiic, wnpv a ptnv. ih.

to a major- Nanttboke Stita h3 i TIla Kf.rLJ? iimnit plana of were srasant! druiti Weak ig, lowing ran: mlf hoovered from tha af- 1 op PAaadtoltla, ln tn baokgronndnwlv jonanna Dolly and Harriet Intelligent rSSnanalhla rnmai. Mrs. W. W. Snrv I a it w.i.v..

w4 hnanlVal MUUs Street irnn neaamg ana bt, September. 1M: ltt tlUl lilK Paul developed moderate notivitv. hut nAhTJ TiVT. aaT't TllV na sound health are jhn wanted. Women win ha a she waa a devout member of stJehawe chlWren of JJewhart.

Ruth ad Dorothy Stephen' Churoh and her deaA Ij KX Jlave to wv- Charlea Knapp, Chester Mosley, wSr," -pnd Mosley, also tt will 'u. week, at Ihelr lowlni frl.nd.7Ja.. Misses tTatwllna anl (Mnia.rt.iu. ZCZ I nTia vt "itJ- abulia OI r. rr i rteaam leave, to.

dav h.i. dava da.iinn. i4it be held Thuraday cottage. A.T.r.TV... united States fioptember, 94; after uuiny ySoeri W9ti 7054; ML vlcmlr Tha ttOOk Market Bantamba.

MIA. ia-rn. ilea Hlgh.Low.Clos. LARD-T-' aRl Jail. ilMl I a 4 'aval BBa.

aa aim vrm AVOCA jaa com M. wm. Stanlav Vatterann o. I "rtiClxriJ wi, nseed 4 ti 4v loomouva wi WVi BBinemper, (j; HD; II ROotober, -5 8670, September. Ws m' TT: 14 Tt.

Ian, a member of the Madwi rAmi rAmerloAn melting 7' wounded soldiers la CASH 'Unr i.i.. in of wal. years, Dm taken a ZZXtHZ ZZZ I.ia" auu wtth "fat with branch aohoola in selected pent a faw AmarioM 110 110' 1 1 SB IH oolen athX' IwiH67' barley, 0aS8; n. othy. O0a 00 i nomtnaT: pork, nominal; lard, 84 85; riba, 84 00atv Tuesday' aftV iJf it vonu' of national banks of th I A now taonaa at nospiuia.

(I) As engaging I 01 parents on tha Amenoan Ja-tha. presence of tx seat' Stanley CaP to hold themselves la JJJS West Side. His friends tendered him Anaoonaa Amerioi opifcr Atchison 6 ISO v. I uiai Krra. tuuiauu S9 PI aldwln Looomotiva iuk imt iK PS" bearers were David ReiiTi h'ith sweatsr.

socks and lunch by the either civilian tralnihsr aehani h. happy hours at his home. Tha fmiA. Philadelphia Produoa Phlladalnhl. Ana.

Ma- Watklns, Ludwlgavlmi; receded ---w u. aaiiimiin as toniia a a etteemteer sa ufc tfc n. aim aiia tna nea IOTOSS. Monday in Wahin.t.. puny, Washington Will am army tralniag iohool.r 'n were present; Frtvata anlay To-day at I o'olochV Miss Mary c.

Alabama: William Conlon will be at tha 3Md Cross rooms Hewitt Harry Pattersol, Lester Pat- to consult, with any, one d.ilrlng any torsoa, wiUlara Fattarsoa, ff. W. Pat. Joaepii CummingB. Interment.

Wan iii Miss Marie Logue of Summit 0PP Purioofc and Antonta sr a-uim ui ia summering at Summit N. J. camp waoswortn. utner aruaies unchanged. lt -'New York Produea wk uwHuiiuon, iweun, aocmu miahell.

Clara Read. Aged. Jteslttarit Dead A play wltfi'a thnuea.Tt h-itia Read Tramayne's advertisement, in i .1 Mr. and Mm. Oharln.

al. vr. a tm aiuaaaa. afa.Biii.un. amn nii lai ind aTnatw aiiaiiaiai a BRIEF land Mrs.

Charla. t. StZ.XWS'. ur' Fir- higher than extras. wiwiuifui vt buia jsaua.

Bora, to Mr. and Mrs. Bdwarn I Mrs. Clifford Baldwin. Mr.

"an- ''w. a Martin Hull and family of Main street are spending two Weeks at Her evenlnr at 6 o'olock of general art of Roy IStew- OL bititr at this homa 5f her awJrt Jy.U eoond William I' A netto Ashton. Shawnee avenuo in fl. iB, at be8 Ashton Is survived threou Wednesday Como tert and one hrotha. i.TT1 Wednesday, to the Palace and you will or piainsvllle, July .8, ll, a daugh- Patterson( Mr.

Mr A Ira Mrs. Ira M. 46a46Uj flrii ourrenjr make, irresh vunan cane Sugar ,81 80 I0 William Price, ounEiea it 07jt, i r-nrBon, air. and Mra. wnn i.

Relatives of Ton flarat John oM. Mr. and Mra. aniel Pattarann 7 cito. olio I njOv a ttooi Avanino-'a i ftlr.

Fred Benjamin of Mitchell street has returned from Harvev-a i irwo vatnereo, rtru nr VOta? 40i i me siiiu jf ieia Art, yesterday re-J nomas Hewitt 7A Tijis is a special program at our usual wora uat ne nas landed safely Btani, Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Oreat northern ore IH aiti Lake. sranoe. sergt.

Conway, better Robbing, Mr. and Mrs, John Patterson Northern wy of n' I we cuiq. xvo. Matinee 6c. memoer of Welsh Baptiat Church and la kindly disposed person Who, notwlthstandingr her advanced buy kttlns socks for the soldier boys at which work she anown as "Conny." has earned ranM Mrs.

O'Donnol Mra. rtrifrith uim. lai Alcohol U7 127 Maa aal a a aIM- 1 Flflrillsl tf lM anHKa promotion in wiij a. a. muv me.

warmed who have been visiting Rev. and Mrs. George Fowls, have returned home. r.JL.? ai' rM46t n- Avai Mr. and Mrs, Will- intentional WEh H.

1 Freeman la from New York homo mixed coioFs wrwwn" in trance Into the servloe. lam Patterson, Word was y.atarda. oi.iTw-t:."u ixu xittrry uuiran or wr a.rry uugan of West xne runeral will be held i nwr ner si arlnept Main street, A meeting of Division 41 Sons a i wm, mm xteien uwen, -a a i iuciy a at i mi aai araa aaU aa sa.fi slm ijitv Southern itwnooa with services at the house! A sraal Temperance; will be held this vat i LiiSaE in Nnnnv ann mv at ormap at the national i mona jonas, and interment I i ventlon held utner arUcUs unohnged. V- Chieaoo CaHIa MaVka amemoer oarre; miso Marnerita Patterson, of Lehigh Val Ambulance I Phlladelnhia; Mra fiiti.H... ..4 la Shawnee in PJttsburf last SnTii to.attenrd th of the Knights of Columbus Ar has arrived home of their, late brother, Corns, has arrived Vi, mora 1 tiuaxiaan w.it E.

Aver, Miami OSnnar 7. Board Of Health A special meeting of th Red Prdss ki.i.1.. --i ana airi. i 6ir' 1 A raamlar meeting of the Board To-diy vnioai -Buiy ui mo service, stating mat all uuonnelL of Pltteton: Misses Alice boys are doing He ailso and Anna Okma? l'M i wm do heia to-nigbt important business will come up and member Are urgently requested to attend, Cl'Vestern ens that ha has acqulred'the use ef Mr. and Mrs.

eWai "SKiSlE- Norfofk i 89 40 Ml aa neaitn was held last evening when V. fi Ptr picture every Sanitary. olBoer. J'ohn HarriSon aSo- m' S6 WBat mitted the for JUy: S-5n, wlt h. our DOys "Over There." Contagious coiigli.

and Evening, tne Italian language. In whloh h. i Pennsylvania IOd and lhni vrm.m'ik a a. i rwobwi iui m. ntLuwian nnci niiaiai Hni i quite nuet oerore nis departure.

it m. 13 nm. .1 Dresant ha. I. 4rlvl w.

wory ynteruunea steady iiuuuHa nouses: una Apbih Mn. a few loadfs of nrlm: KZZ bulance iruci 1 hL. t28 P'uffnr residence. residence. jr CJy slow to Other tuberculosis; nuisances abated 8ft: issued one permit: 60 cents.

A Ford cnllMe nv, i HniD A XTytTTTtXT and a tamnorarv h.u.i I "Bv- mytno ana othT! h.ni. a -iq mi. uretna ior two cattle, John Kearnv Py I VaA- I Vil w.tirt vi ar. uariea nuaav nr itta. I mm y-i urivn Leo Kellev.

corresnondent Tuivn ton and Dr. Josioh Rudd fenem manager of tha nviiu iii.ii...... i2 yncn, at the curve ln the State road hBinw th i xv en unjaM Dinnin nin nn ava rmuf hbm aBa.iiu owro, woo nave aiso volunteered thalt h. I Items at borough building or Meyer's pharmacy. Short Notes and Personals Luke L.

Evans, proprietor of Evans' harness shop, has sold out to W. E. Brookmarkle of Luaerne. wh at present are aweltina- report to tno trtMuwr, Hvrcnm hi awamng x. J.

Druffneri Gross raealota. HiT.iRt Copper i services and call. afternoon, a Sflo! 0.mw.on and TM u' nuios were badly I exnendlturaa. nil i. n.

I v9 tea damaged. Mrs. Bessie i nnav mmt wwuw rnuciui! itiirri ran nn aitss OT ana cnoio, iso a.u uuuupants were unin- TT nitad There remains raw dntiara1 Mary are spending ten days at Har 100U tn tady worth ot novelties to bo disposed of. VBjr a lalKI, Oa date manner aa his predecessor, it Is Cholea'ann POt Lambs. Jr-atriCK Burke attended a trt Rev.

W. Clark Callender and son Paul will leave to-morrow to spend three weeks with, the formsr's aon, Rev. George Callender, who has a the intention of Mr.Evans to take 1 LSil Wo1 and save long needed rest money. They wear longer, therefore food. 16 1750? wimam winiernvute nas disposed of RtS'y" his business ln Mooslo and is now VairChcm lB partner ln th dairy bualnaaa wlth M.

Wabash i 51H 61 a nteei ura a nursaay the Ions run. wart 1 I J. Dommermuth. Bchaffner Marx cloth charge at Herrleksvllla TUNKHANNOCK for ttett and boyav- 60o to B. Kaiser Co.

The Red Cross numi' will ha un sold -only by Tno annual plenle of the Ibeal Mr E. Buffalo Cattla MarL-a auv aunum. reunion or rna ham i irom a a. m. id n.

m. fn.fl,. vnurcn ounaay acnool win be held at Ran. fiiM.At t.1r lM.a... mu.

family Will be held nn tha fal awii.nt mnrrnw Btdt. -An. CATTLE Mry Brogan held Thl. I. i J.

I itS 3 as a bakset nlcnla Tiiaadav I Mn TAh. nii.M.i will bo this mornlna- from wXTra i.Tni.B. DB neia tno street win leave uorrance street at 9 o'clock. venin will be held tho i I I I HUDSON Vew street" SOth tf -m. i w.w.i.

aim xcHiiiiv, jn.ro. i i. rmn nunnar. r.miia i Bros- morgue to Bt Vlacent's Church l00d Onservatlonliits fol- Albert B. Mokes has enlisted fn the KTla.

aah i- I Vduuui ft vl.ll Vr-7r' I ao. ma8 wlH be celebrated iTaiH i J5 uemonsirauon wm eaicai corps of the J3. army and at 9:80 o'clock with Interment in St the armory. departs this afternoon for Fort Slo- roughs, n78ais wr.rag.ruoo; mn, rani winters nt Palmotorn, Pa. Alr.

and Mrs. Case T. Vaughn of cum, Y. He haa been employed for chaedf AND -BS-Steady ur me past two years at Durbln's pharmacy. Vflllirhn'a fVtimara a.4 I.

Mra. rrt 'iB JUiaWS Outlaw." a rASnil.a "3, vianors in town on a ugouu. Philadelnhta terday tor hhoSiTn Buffato N5" after spending th. -r EDWXRDSVlttEr" rn TvM ii. a VS- AHAfUUttJ LUZERNE Russell Rendershot, correspondent.

Leave ltema at Holly's printing eiarx io. jinisn. Roy Stewart is sup-. ported by a strong east In thin Tri. PU, Mr.

ind The regular -monthly meAtine- nfthA mai.ri.nn Banrord, formerly this wnr, iltl. a of our high Leave Items at Hatten's pharmacy. tnia piaoe. Asnna MvOenei-f A.nh.u'iV' borough council- was held last evening with the following- members present: Henry, Raeder. Hovt Carle.

Myers and I angle six reel production. -Wednesday's J. program, at the Palace will' be of great Interest, as Pathe News will be shown with new features. Come irrance, and much sorrow Is felt over Jewell. Aietltion was read, signed EATH OF WILLIAM H.

REES Mr. and Mra. w. H. Plper7reontly -llBa v-iaaaf anl, k- I Ta.

'CJ. a ll'iaiir Ulll ay oiuzens, protesting against the proposed increase go rates. w.U ee. aged 85, son of piu wm oe very interesting. No advanoe lp Matinee 5c lng 6 and lOo, returnea nome from an automobile aTUK 'junnoivi ai aT.aaa.

I 1 ajllLlnfl; 17t T.M. a a action against the raise Is to be car tour to Berwick, Athena and Sayre. "1 uiea at tno state Hos- Pltal, Scranton, Sunday. August 4. f.

B. A. Koona of IHorlda and W. A. ter an-operation for peritonitis.

He ried on by the borough solicitor, borough secretary and N. M. Thomas, chairman of the Dorranceton commit. Mr and Mrs. T.

J. Farrell. of Wnl. Tkam Ba a mm- Koons of Shickshlnny spent Sunday in, 18 Wlre Mrs. S.

Qrlf tit .1: wliD i-B- nut atreet recelvea a card yesterday wu- ford, now of Johnson City, N. whoj "afjy waa pa tor of the local Methodist Church, and enlisted whlla living hero. Much sympathy Is ex. pressed for his family, The funeral of Oeorro bunmore was TrS? ShUfP, 0a Mlsa Mildred Stork Is enjoying a vacation at Atlantio City. Tho Chautauqua weak, la going oft wellr In aplte of the extremely warm weather, this The -artists Tand Hitch AU Yonr from their son.

their son. Leo A. FarreTl. Btati avannetn also witn Mr, ana Mrs. aeorge Engle.

ratTm-ai v.a-a tUUr If Fill 11 frm VI n.lU I 3000 The Spring Brook Water Simnlv Rent Ada to Line lutix ne naa arnvea aareiv in Fmnna -wamei miss Florence Honeywell Is ill at r- a OUU ra a. a aa.aaL. a Co, waa granted nermlsslon ta.ranaJr Jr. TJ. A.

M. drum corps wia lead her home on Academy street MrS. StanloV VTnrnln. -J j. Mrs.

wimam f. wood and Mra. Frank Do Pue of Athena have wnurcn ana Hiram Lodge of Masons, Providence, Scrani ton. Jhe 'naral services will bo held at hm2' 888 Harrison avenue, scran- alt openings made In the brick paver ment on Wyoming; avenue and 0a Union atreet. The burgess waa Instructed to enforce the borough, ordinance relative to riding bicycles and home after visiting Mr.

ana Mra. H. Cru. TJ'. luriuon tne entertain, mont came here from riper or street Mrs.

H. C. Barney, of lloohester. N. Mr.

and Mr. I naa returnea to her home after permuting smaii nana wagons to be used ton the borough sidewalks. A motion carried that tha hill nt tha Ottumwa Railwav spenaing a. weea witn Mrs. B.

B. winuiar meet. lngs are being held in those towns IsaacL. Smith of Falls, is spendln-r a few daya with friends in towa tSa Mlas Irene Vandrhiir pnuitz. Mr.

ana Mra. R. W. Ferrel and Mra. numjjer of home las? Li.nt company lT.ll.ah.th damage done ln tha recent collision between the fire truck and the Harvey's Lake express on Market street flats be mailed to the traction oom-pany.

council ia ta cnnfnr with Mrs. Edward McCoy who Is spending I 'erne have returned home after spend weunesaay aiternoon at 2:80 Interment at Forest Hill Cemetery. Employeea of the Woodward Colliery will receive their pay to-morrow. Ruth simkovlta la home from Hat. vey-s Lake for a few days.

Miss Katherine McGroarty of Hiir-elde avenue Is spending a weeks" vacation at the Poconos. 1' Mpi. and Mrs- Jonn Morgans are spending a few weeks' vara tinn Bond Secured 7 N9tes tag u. inonm at aus, SUGAR NOTCH The DarlnhnnaHi'. nf a.

i The latest nobby footwear fcr women in neat combinations and plain leathers at lowest prices will be found at the the traction company, pertaining to rearranging the skip stops on Wyoming avenue so as to accommodate 2g aecond" of a f.S"fthr.,awn o0lJ on the church part of thl onth. th2 exact data -to ba.annnunna un Acc-mDer l. ll20 Price J74 and Interest Tleldln J-' a 4 L1' A MAN'S PLEASURE tne. puduo more' satisfactorily. The secretary i was Instructed to nnttfv tha Asbury Park and Spring Lake.

Peter Lukap-vnca hit i. Luserne County Gas and Elentrin rv worWn hard to make the affair a success In every way." Virginlai where ha Is stationed in the navy. 'to install service wire and meter for th. Am nl.taw mi wai u. oowixu-- lino- street Read Tremavna'a arfva.i..

Phpne Your Ads to 3000 a. 7UWUV 114 the Ashley department to-day. The prlcs prevail at our local store. commissioner was authorized-to secure the concrete blocks' -from T-. J.

Morgan and the broken brick from the local Miss Martha TTnun oca la 111 .1 i The emDlovees nf tha Nn a auuuoi aiBtrici to do used as a retaining wall on the extreme end of Smith Pieople's Shoe Store Is often seriously handicapped1 by the discomforts peculiar to Ill-fitting shirts and collars. We are selling new negligee and stiff bosom shirts that fii perfectly around the neck and over the shoulders. They stay In place, keep the collar down where lt belongs and give the wearer aolld comfort. The newest patterns In all popular shapes and at .16 to 2.50. will receive their semi-monthly pay on Bennett street The burgess' report for the month of ah tier home on Luserne avenue.

1 Thomas WasHewskl, who la Bta-tioned at' Cambridge naval radio school Is home on a few days "Tur- AUKUat 10. James Wllllama waa a P.r.nn. tor 1 i The condition of Joseph Bersavldge, who has been seriously ill was slightly Improved last evening. i Details on request BonbVikht Co.c juiy was as iohows: Twelve persons before him for various offenses during the month, of wKom two were discharged with reprimand and ten were fined; fines and costs collected. received for Hcenses Issued, J20; street 110.10; police badge lost total.

The atraat nmmlni 29 South Main St. MORRIS W1STAR STROUD, jr; James Dukas and'Adam Dunn are on a fishing trip to Harvey's Lake. Miss Margaret Myles, who is training at Moses Taylor Hospital, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard 4 Bmmett Wolfe underwent an operation for- appendicitis at City Hospital IflaxFreedmans Manager i- 437 St, Philadelphia HAVE 3000 yea a Unant or a buyer Jeth MoAvey of South Is spa-idlag; several days as a guest of and 'Anthony Riley.

Edward Morris Allentown was a bueineas -visitor 1 Mon-" reported reconstruction work on the various streets aa follows: Street work 459.48; sewer work. total, 468.62. 2SaI38j2aaSB.aaBsaSaSJaaejSar r. New York Boston Chicago IDe'trolt Proflt-tharlna Star 487. Bonnet 8t4 Lexeme, i Dttiances -aaiw standing to the.