THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. I I, 1010.
CENT A WORD COLUMN
FOR screens go to Brown's Furnl
turo store.
CRUCIFIX, Itosarys, Crucifix wltli
candle sticks and water fount In
told. SOMMER, The Jewelor. 99t4
THINKING about getting sonio fan
cy rockers?, Seo Urown's.
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE barn and
other buildings. Two-acro vego
tnblo and chicken farm. Right at
depot, Portenln. Two miles from
Honesdalo. Can bo bought for a
song. A spring of water. School
enrby. "Talk about commuting
distance." This Is It., Seo DOIUN.
It.
TOM LEATHER AND WOOb-SEAT
dining chairs call at Urown's fur
mlturo store. 39t3
UV.HU BAGS, all sizes. SOMMER,
Tho Jeweler. 9lt4
NEW HALL HACKS at Urown's
Furniture Store. 99t3
FOR A CHHISTALVS PRESENT fori
your sbn select one of our vulu-1
able watches; add a chain or fob,
ami vnn will mnltn him hanDV.! C. t
Petersen.
9812
iron LADIES' DESK go to Urown's
Furniture storo. ,93t3
WATCHES Ladles' and Gent's gold
filled, silvor and nickle. All
Makes; reliable time-keepers. SOM
MER. Tho Jeweler. 99t4
GET AN EXTENSION TABLE at
Urown's Ji'urnlturo store. 90t3
yOK SALE Oil RENT One-story
factory building 125" by 75 Ueet.
Covered with Century (flro proof)
shingles. New steam heating plant.
200 feet of shafting and 2 motors.
Apply tho Herbeck-Demer Co.' tf
BUY A CHINA CLOSET at Urown's
Furniture store. 99t3
FOUNTAIN PENS, gold, pearl and
silver mounted. SOMMER. Tho
Jeweler.
A BUFFET? Get it at Urown's
furniture store. 99t3
COMB sets with Uarretto to match.
all shades. SOMMER, The Jew
eler, 99t4
FOR OFFICE CHAIRS call on
Urown's Furniture store. 99t3
PETERSEN'S JEWELRY STORE
will be dpen every evening until
after Christmas. Make your selec
tions now. 98t2
SIDEBOARDS found at Urown's fur
niture store. 99t3
HAIL, telegraph .or tedcphbne or
ders promptly Hlled. SOMMER,
Tho Jeweler. 99t4.
BEE OUR 1UTCHEN CA1HNETS at
JBrown'a Furniture, gtore, 99t3
CASH paid for old gold and silver
or in exchange fpr Christmas
gifts. SOMMER. The Jeweler. 99-4
FOR, RENT 7 rooms and bath, gas
and furnace. 61 C Church street.
Inquire at house.
All GOODS bought engraved free.
SOMMER, The Jeweler. 99t4.
FOR COUCHES go to Urown's Fur
nlturo store. 99t3
NURSES' Watches, gold filled and
gun metal, guaranteed. SOM
MER, The Jeweler. 99t4.
FOR SALE Kelly & Steinman
brick factory building, including en
glue, boiler and shafting. Inquire of
J. U. Robinson. BOtf.
DID YOU SEE THE CHIFFONIERS
at Urown's Furniture store. 9at3
BEAUTIFUL genulno French en
ameled, hand-painted jewelry.
SOMMER, Tho Jeweler. 99t4.
SEND to your friends who are
away from homo, a copy of "In
Dear Old Wayne." Jenkins' Music
Store. 99t4.
BEDROOM SUHV.' Yes, we have
them. Urown's Furniture storo.
SOUVENIRS of Honesdalo High
School. SOMMER, Tho Jeweler.
MATTRESSES, Pillows, and springs,
of the best, at Urown's Furniture
Store. 99t3
ART enameled jowelry. An ele
gant line at moderate prices." Storo
open evenings. C. Petersen. 98t2
DIAMOND' Jewelry of every dls
cription. SOMMER, Tho Jew
elry. 99t4.
NICE SHIRT WAIST BOXES for
Xmas gifts at Urown's Furniture
store. 99t3
CLOCKS, 400-day Chimes, Crystal,
Mission, Cuckoo, Gold, Silvor, and
Old Brass. SOMMER, Tho Jewelor.
SEE THE PARLOR STANDS at
Urown's Furniture store. 99t3.
PHOTOGRAPHS made by Decerabor
20 will bo finished for Christmas.
Come now. Uodlo, Photographer.
SCeol 2.
A NEW LINE OF Music Cabinets at
Urown's Furniture Storo. sai3
STERLING SILVER toilet, mani
cure, writing, sewing and bodkin
sets. SOMMER, Tho Jeweler. 99t4
FOR ROLL AND FLAT TOP Desks
go to Urown's. 99t3
LA 1)1 ICS' and Gent's gold and sll
ver mounted umbrellas. SOM
MER, Tho Jowelor. 9914.
NEW PARLOR SUITS at Urown's
Furnlturo Storo. 99t3
LOCAL MENTION.
Uaxtor KIpp, Towanda, reopon-
eu ino nicKoieiie -ureamianu - on
llaln street last Saturday evening,
For quality nnd qunntity tho
gift departments of Iloncsdalo'a
aforos hnvo never been cxcolled.
Something to suit overy fancy.
"It's cold enough to freozo tho
ears off a brass monkey," wns ono
comment mado by n resident on tho
cold snap of Saturday morning.
Tho Methodist Ladles' Aid So
ciety will moot at tho homo of Mrs.
R. E. Mnrglson, West street, on
Thursday afternoon, December IB.
Mrs. John Uoyd, of Eleventh
street, entertained tho Knockers'
club at cards followed by delicious
refreshments last Friday ovcuing.
Wllllnm J. SIlvcrBtono has open
ed a nows emporium in tho Union
station, Main street. Mr. Sllverstono
is a veteran newsdealer, and knows
tho business from A to Z.
. -A dance will be hold at Lyric
(Theatre) Hall, Friday evening,
December 1C. Music by Freoman's
Orchestra. Admission 26 cents
each. Dancing from 9 p. m. to 1
a. m.
Tho Honesdalo High School Basket-
Uall team will play tho Lacka
wanna' Uusiness College team, of
Scranton, Friday evening, December
16, at 8 o'clock In tho High School
Gymnasium, Honosdale.
Tho postal laws and regulations
roqulro us to pay postage at the rato
of ono cent for each paper that la
ono year or more- in arrears. Sub
scribers who aro in arrears will con
fer a favor by settling up for their
paper (is soon as possible.
M. J. Llghtlnger Is rebuilding
tho Poyntolle hotel, which somo
months ago was consumed by fire.
Tho structuro will cover the old
foundation but will bo two story in
stead of three, as formerly. Con
tractor Uloxham has tho contract.
What is moro appropriate for a
Christmas present than a year's sub
scription to THE CITIZEN to a
friend or relative who has moved
away? Twlco a wedk they aro re
minded of tho givor nnd Interested in
the news of tho home folks. Corao
in and seo our' 'Circulation Manager!
Ho will tdo tho rest!
Cows require from ono to eight
ounces of's'alt a day. The moro con
centrates they are fed the more salt
they require. It should be where
they can havo access to It every
day. According to experiments
mado at tho Wisconsin agricultural
station about two ounces a cow a
day is tho average amount requir
ed. Horace Wizzard. son of Fred
Wizzard, was operaled upon at Stale
Hospital, Scranton, Friday, for ap
pendicitis. Dr. P. F. Grimn attend
ed him here, His brother, John
Wizzard. went to Scranton with
him. Ho is getting along nicely.
Mr. Wizzard and family wish to
thank, the kind neighbors and friends
during sickness and death of daugh
ter a month ago, and also at this
time, for their sympathy.
Cornelius Dull, for many years
a leading attorney in Pike county,
died of apoplexy Tuesday afternoon,
December C, in his law olllco. Ilo
was within a month of being 66 years
old.' HIS s(!fn"1s district attorney for
Pike county. Mr, Hull was promi
nent In politics, and onco was a pres
idential elector on tho Democratic
ticket. Friends at various times
urged him to seek congressional and
judicial honors but he always declin
ed. Ho was also a well known Ma
son. Stato Secretary of Agriculture
N. D. Critchfield has issued a pamph
let showing tho work of his depart
ment in controlling fertilizers sold in
the State this year. In all 1,809
samples were taken, one-third of
which were analyzed, and in general
they were found to comply with tho
requirements of tho Stato law as to
branding. Years ago it was not un
common for fertilizers to be sold
which were not as labeled, but this
practice has been broken up, arrests
having followed where It was shown
that the labels did not correspond to
the goods.
The organists and choir leaders
of the various churches throughout
tho city are making great prepara
tions for the musical programs to be
given at tho services on Christmas
day. Tho splendid inusicul programs
that aro rendered at the Honosdale
churches at the Easter and Yuletide
seasons havo attracted attention
throughout the entire county and
this year, judging from the work
that has already been done, will be
no exception to the usual high stand
ard of musical programs that have
been produced by the peoplo of real
talent and ability In the musical
lino.
Proposed advances In express
rates for the transportation of liquors
In packages and Jugs, that wero to
havo become effective Decomber IB,
were suspended last Wednesday until
April 14, by an order of tho Inter
state Commerce commission, which
will make an inquiry into the reason
ableness of tho proposed Increases.
Tho action was taken on complaint
of S. L. Clarke and many other liq
uor dealers of Virginia and North
Carolina against tho Southern ex
press and all other express compan
ies, alleging that the proposed rates
would lncreaso tho cost to consumers
In two states $100,000 a year.
Farmers' Weok at Tho Penn
sylvania State College will bo held
tills year December 19th to 24th, In
clusive. A splendid opportunity Is
offered to all farmerB Interested in
a better agriculture. Lectures on
live topics will be given by men who
havo practical cxperienco as woll as
scientific knowledgo. In addition
to tho lectures, many practical de
monstrations In judging dairy cattle,
beef cattle, horses, sbeop, swlno and
poultry will bo given. The program
Is so arranged that any Individual
can nttond lectures during each
period upon tho subjects which In
terest him most. Many of the
speakers aro men of national proml
nenco in their respective lines from
this and other states. Every fnrm
er, who can possibly do so, should
arrange to spend at least a part of
tho week In getting Into touch with
this practical course which is of
fered. Ladles' Kid Gloves, Embroid
ered Handkerchiefs, and Purses
suitable for Christmas gifts at Man
ner & Co's stores. 99t4
Rov. L. W. Eckard, D. D., Phil
adelphia, and Rov. H. G. llnrnod.,
Samnton, registered at tho Allen.
Hqiip overt Sunday; ,
Georgo A.' Mllllgnn, Scranton;
fs "spending the Week In town In tho
Interest of tho Salvation Army In
dustrial Homo of Scranton.
It Is understood that application
will bo mado to tho Hoard of Pnr
dons for tho releaso of Paul Spor
dlus, sentenced to tho Eastern Peni
tentiary at tho October term of
court, for rioting at Lako Lodoro.
Tho Stono school houso at
Whites Valley has been ordered
closed on account of an epidemic of
Bcnrlet fever which Is provalent
nmong tho scholars. There aro
threo or four very serious cases at
present.
Tho Merry Heart Club were en
tertained on Saturday last by Miss
Louise Ulshop, of East Extension
street, who had nn excellent program
suitable for holiday season, both In
decoration and the Inner welfare of
her young lady friends.
Dr. H. B. Ely tendored a ban
quet to forty-flvo of his friends on
Thursday evening nt tho Herman
Meyers restaurant on Main street.
Tho occasion wns tho eating of tho
deer shot by the doctor on his re
cont hunting trip to Plko county.
John W. Andrews, treasurer of
the Wayne Democratic party, has
filed his report to the effect that ho
received $100 from Sonntor Harvey
Huffman, $200 from Congressman
George W. KIpp and $82 from the
former treasurer, making a total of
$382.
The second number of the High
school lecture course will be given
by The International Sextette who
are programmed to give a concert on
Thursday evening, December IB.
Tickets for one evening are B0 cents.
They aro for sale by teachers and
pupils of the High school.
Lackawanna has a population
of BB1 persons per square mile; Lu
zerne hns.377; Philadelphia, 11,916;
Allegheny, 1,334; and Delaware,
662. Pike is tho least populated,
having but 13 peoplo per square
mile; Wayne has 3B; Susquehanna,
46; Wyoming, 36; Monroe, 37, nnd
Sullivan, 24.
A public actfpn sale of cut glass,
will be held Thursday afternoon and
evening, December 22, In the Mar
shall Stacey Co. Dulldlng, Alden
vllle, rain or shine. Tho afternoon
sale will bo from 3 to 6 p. m., and
tho evening hours aro from 7 to j.0
p. m. This lot consists of a general
line of firsts nnd seconds.
Harry J. Atkinson, of Hawley,
has sold the Flemings pine lumber
tract In Paupack township to Em
mons L. Peck, formerly of Hancock,
it is said, for something like $30,000.
It is tho finest tract of pine in
Wayne county, and will cut some 3,
000,000 feet of lumber. It Is a
second growth lot of pine.
William F. Hornbeck Informs
the Hancock Herald that his father,
J. K. Hornbeck, of Equlnunk, one
of Wayne County's Commissioners,
has given him a present that Is a
"present'," It is a White Steamer
five-passenger auto, which ho pur
chased In New Yory City last week.
The auto arrived in town Monday.
Tho barn of Alonzo Williams
at Ueach Lake which ho has just
completed, is ono of the most up-to-date
buildings of its kind. Mr.
Williams has taken advantage of all
the known modern improvements
and devices, and has completed a
building which shows that our
Wayne county farmers are keeping
pace with the improvements of tho
age.
Stato automobile license No. 1
will go to Sheriff Harry S. Urldler Of
Doylestown In 1911 and his record
will thereby bo maintained. When
the law first went Into effect the
sheriff asked for No. 1, and as
he was first ho secured It. Now he
Is- to tho front again. No. 1 will be
sent to him on December 31 and ho
will sport tho yellow tag with the
big 1.
Contractor Adam Schroeder,
Captain John L. Huff, Messrs. Jacob
F. Schroeder, Dale Schlffler, E. F.
Schlffler, Conrad Schroeder, William
MacMlllan, who are in charge of tho
construction of tho new Armory
building spent the week-end nnd Sun
day in Scranton. (N. D, Scranton
papers please copy. Note also that
all the above-named are Scranton
lans, save Mr. MacMlllan, who Is a
loyal and enthusiastic resident of
Dunmore.)
J. D. Olver, Omaha, Nebraska,
was a pleasant caller at THE CITI
ZEN ofllce, last Monday. Mr. Olver
Is a native of Ueach Lake, and a
son of Richard Olver. Thirty-one
years ago, ho went to Nebraska, set
tling at Omaha. Mr. Olver is engag
ed in tho carpentering and building
business, in which occupations ho
has been unusually successful. His
many friends aro glad to welcomo
him East again. Somehow or other,
when our Wayne county boys leave
tho old shire, thoy always go ahead,
and do things, and win a name for
themselves, acquire an abundanco
of tho "wherewithal of life," and
ndd fame and lustre to good old
Wayno! "Here's to Good Old
Wayno! Drink Her Down!" Drink
Her Down!" (In "elder." of
courso.)
According to the Scranton
Truth Wayno county Democrats aro
so well pleased with tho showing
made by Judge A. T. Searlo since
his taking a seat on tho bench a
year or so ago that many of them
aro thinking of endorsing tho
Honesdalo man. Judgo Searlo is
serving out tho unexpired term of
tho lato Judgo George S. Purdy.
The Republicans endorsed Judge
Purdy when ho was a candldato, and
tho Democrats are thinking of re
ciprocating next Juno, Judgo
Searlo presided specially In tho
Lackawanna county court during
tho weok, and as on his former ap
pearances on the bench here made
a very favorable impression with tho
bench and members of tho bar gen
erally. He Is to sit in tho Carl
Howo case at Honosdalo next month,
Howe's attorney having secured a
chango of venue.
Menner & Co. stores havo a
flno lot of new shirt waists suitable
for Christmas gifts. 99t4
Tho Business Men's Association
meets Wednesday evening, Deo. 14,
nt 8 p. m. In tho Town Hall.
A petition was circulated nmong
tho members of tho Wayno County
Bar for tho appointment of Ex-Jildgo
Henry A. Knapp, Scranton, ns Judgo
of tho Federal Court.
Frank E. Uush succeeds S. Wll
non Ellenbergor, ns Lohlgh town
ship assessor, tho lattor having mov
ed out of tho county. Tho County
Commissioners mado tho appoint
ment. D. 11. Mantle, nn esteemed em
ploye of Durlnnd-Wcston compnny
for thirty yenrs, who has bocn sick
slnco Thanksgiving, Is steadily Im
proving with a prospect of bolng
able to soon resume his work.
Decrees were grnnted In tho fol
lowing divorce enscs by Judgo A. T.
Searlo to-day: Nettlo J. Dexter, II
bellant, vs. Elmer E. Dexter, respond
ent; II. M. Jones, llbellant, vs. Mary
Z. Jones, respondent; Joseph S. Fox,
llbellant, vs. Emma Fox. respondent.
Floyd W. Salisbury, Thompson,
nnd Miss Grnco lreno Falkcrson,
Pleasant Mount, woro married Wed
nesday evening, December 7, 1910,
by Rov. A. C. Olvor., at his homo at
Honosdale. After a brief visit with
relatives In Damascus thoy will ro
sldo nt Thompson.
Miss Amanda Norton, daughter
of William C. Norton, Clinton, and
niece of Mrs. George P. Ross, Hones
dale, left on tho 12:2B D. & H. train,
Monday, for tho Hahnemann hospi
tal, Scranton, whore she will prob
ably submit to an operation for ap
pendicitis. Miss Norton has been
making her homo for tho past few
months with Mr. nhd Mrs. Leon
Ross, East street.
County Auditor M. J. McAndrow
Hawley, has resigned on account of
his business interests. His position
with tho Erie Railroad is such that
ho can't get away. S. T. Palmer,
Hawley, who has boon the general
Erie station agent therd, has offered
his resignation to the compnny,
which has been accepted. Mr. Pal
mer Is a well-known railroader, and
resigns on account of poor health, to
live a retired life. A now county
auditor will not be appointed until
late In December or early In Janu
ary, when his services are needed.
State Treasurer C. F. Wright,
Susquehanna, is being highly com
plimented for tho manner he is con
ducting his office. Harrlsburg pa
pers say it Is conducted like a panic.
For tho first tlmo In many years
there aro no accounts In the treas
ury more than thirty days overdue.
Somo of the long duo accounts which
ho has collected havo been owed by
townships for highway construction,
dating back to Treasurer Berry's aa
ministration. Mr. Wright is a thor
ough business man and any thing he
is connected with has to be run on a
business basis.
Tho Rev. Geo. S. Wendell, the
popular pastor of the First Baptist
church, presented each of his mom-
bers Sunday, with a.hanusome cm
bossed card of "Christmas Greet
ings." The greeting reads as ,fo!
lows: - ' .
'.Christmas gifts for thee.
Grand and free!
Christmas gifts from the King of
love,
Urought from His royal home above;
Urought to theo In the far-off land,
Urought to thee by His own aear
hand,
Promises hold by Christ for thee.
Peace as a river flowing free,
Joy that in His own joy must live,
And love that Infinite Love can give,
Surely thy heart of hearts uplifts
Carols of praise for Such Christmas
gifts!"
Havergal.
Tho line of flno furs' for La
dles' and Misses at Menner. & Co.
stores are especially suitable for
holiday presents. 99t4
The Seelyvlllo Uaskotball team
will hold a dance at the Fire Com
pany's hall on Friday evening. 2t
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. George S. Purdy is visiting
In New York.
Dr. and Mrs. P. D. Peterson went
to Scranton Monday.
H. G. Rowland passed Sunday with
relatives at Rowlands.
Uernard Cavanaugh is In New
York spending the week.
Miss Uertha Watkins, Forest City,
Is soloist at "Dreamland.
George O. Foster passed Sunday
with Honesdalo relatives.
O. G. Weaver was a business call
or in Scranton last Friday.
Frank Eptla, Carbondalo, was In
town on business last week.
Miss Mary R. Gilchrist, Dethany,
spent Saturday In the Maplo City.
Herman Harmes, Hawley, attend
ed Argument Court hero, Monday.
Weston Parker mado a short bus!
ness trip to Now York, last weok.
Rev. and Mrs. James Ralney, AI
denvlllo, wero in town on Monday.
Mrs. H. T. Uassett is visiting hor
sister, Mrs. W. R. Johnsou, of Scran
ton.
Miss Margaret Donnolly Is spend
ing a row days with Carbondalo rem
tlVOB.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Weston re
turned Sunday from a trip to New
York.
R. M. Salmon, Esq., spent the lat
ter part of tho weok in Scranton on
business.
Miss Luclllo Rowland spent tho
roropart of tho weok with Scranton
relatives.
J. M. Gottscholl, New York, was
a business caller In Honesdalo last
Thursday.
E. A. Do Lanoy, Esq., Carbondalo,
was a Tuesday business cnller In tho
Maplo City.
Robert Flynn, B38 Prescott Ave
nuo, Scranton, spout Saturday la tho
Maplo City.
jonn uisii, Hast streot. is recu
porating from a Bevero cold 1 hud
soro throat.
J. J. Domuth. of tho Scranton
Truth, was a caller of tho Honesdalo
ofUco, Monday.
William Conkllng, of Jenkins'
Music Storo, spent Sunday with his
family In Port Jorvls.
Mrs. Carl Motlskn, of Scranton,
Is tho eucst of Mr. nnd Mrs. Joscnh
Fish, of Eleventh strcot.
Clnrcnco Wright hns rented rooms
In tho Schoonover dwelling on Pnrk
street nnd will movo therein In Jnn
uary. John A. Klmblo, manager of tho
Wnyno Cut Glns3 Company, To
wanda, was In town, Thursday even
ing, on business.
Misses Roso nnd Mary Flynn, who
havo been residing In Scranton for
somo tlmo, nre again making their
homo In Honesdalo.
Miss Joscphlno Kearney returned
to her home In Now York Sunday
after a pleasant visit with tho Misses
Murray, Church strcot.
Mr. nnd Mrs, Herbert E. Uassett
roturned homo tho first of tho weok
from a few days' vIbU with Scranton
rolatlvcs and friends.
M. V. Marcy, ono of tho officers of
tho Klonsall Manufacturing Com
pany, Scranton, Is In town In tho
lntorcst of his concern.
Mrs. Harry Proumers loft Satur
day morning for Allentown, whoro
sho will mnko her futuro homo, her
husband having a position thero.
Prof. H. A. Odny and William
Hulslzor, of the local lodgo of Ma
sons, attended a meeting of tho
Grand Chapter In Philadelphia last
week.
Frank Street, estimator for Woel-
kors and Blelman, Contractors,
Scranton, Inspected tho Armory
building in course of construction
on Park street, last Saturday.
Mrs. Richard Dusenborre, Strouds-
burg, who hns been visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry H.
Richards, East street, left tho first
of the week for Hawley, whero sho
will visit relatives before returning
home.
E. H. Morgan, special representa
tive of Trowbridge and Nlver Co.,
Bankers, Chicago, who mako a spec
ialty of high class water power and
lrregatlon bonds, was In town last
weok working In conjuncture with
the local representative, A. J. Cole
man. II. II. S., 28; CARBONDALE, 17.
Fast Game Of Basket Ball At High
School "Gym.," Last Friday
Evening, Results In Weil
Earned Victory For
Homo Team.
Local basket-ball enthusiasts, in
large numbers, crowded the High
School Gymnasium last Friday even
ing, whero thoy witnessed an excit
ing and well-played game, in which
tho local team "snowed under" the
team from Carbondale. Our boys
are fast gaining a reputation as
clever and proficient players of tho
greatest Indoor sport in America.
They are deserving of tho loyal and
enthusiastic support of every lover
of a good and clean contest.
The detailed score follows:
H. H. S. Carbondale.
O'Connell .....Forward...., Thorpo
Sutton ... ..f . v. Forward ...Atkinson
(Lesher)
Jacobs Center ...... Dickson
O'Neil .......Guard ...... Davis
(Canfleld)
Uglow Guard Dryant
Haskets from floor Jacobs, 7.
O'Connell, 3, Thorpe, 2, Atkinson,
2, Dickson, 1, Sutton,. 1, Canfleld 1.
Fouls Jacobs, 4, Thorpe, 6, Dick
son, 1. Referee, Leslie Drador, of
Honesdalo. Timekeeper, Mr. Mas
ters, Carbondale. Tlmo of halves,
20 minutes.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Knights of ColiKiibus.
At a regular meeting of the
Honesdale Council Knights of Co
lumbus, No. 363, held at their rooms
on Tuesday evening, December 6,
tho following wero elected olllcers
for tho coming year: Grand Knight.
John J. Rlckert; deputy grand
knignt, 1'. R. .Murray, Jr.; chancel
lor, John Carrol; warden, W. Dentz;
financial secretary, George Deltzer;
recording secretary, John Crosby;
The Great Sale
of the Jacobson Bankrupt
Flagg9s Clothing House
863 EVfaitD St.
(GHAMI1S BUILDING)
While hundreds havo availed themselves of this great opportunity to
buy Men's and Boys' clothing at greatly reduced nrices. thero still remains
excellent values for those that aro
meniB ior winter wear.
Infants' Underwear, valuo 25c 10c
Children's Handkerchiefs, 7 for 25c
Boys' Leather Gloves, value 50c 19o
Odd Vests, 30 to 35 slzo, valuo $1.00 29a
Men's Overalls, valuo 50c , 29c
Boys' Overalls 17o
Men's Suspenders, good quality 17c
FLAGG'S CLOTHING HOUSE, 863 Main St.
Grambs Building, Opp. tho I). & II. Station.
Honesdale, Pa.
chaplain, Rov. Thomas Hanloy;
treasurer, Edward Deltzer; advo
cate, C. A. McCarty; Insldo guard,
Fj-ancls Murtha; outsldo guard, Jos.
Rlsso; 111181068, William II. Shanloy,
William J. McKcnna nnd Thomas F.
McGlnnls. It was followed by a pro
gressiva pinochle. Georgo Doltzor
and Wnltor O'Connoll winning tho
prizes, which wero a box of cigars
oach.
Exchange Club.
Tho oxchango Club hold Its an
nual election Decembor 6, and elect
ed tho following olllcers: L. J. Dor
flingcr, president; John E. Krnntz,
vice-president; N. Frank Fralloy,
secretary; W. J. Yerkes, financial
secretary; Geo. Mueller, treasurer;
S. A. McMullen and T. B. Clark,
directors.
WAYNE COUNTY TO THE FRONT!
Goorgo E. Twltmycr, Former Hours
dale Boy, Is Secretary Of Na
tional Arts Publishing Co.,
Boston, Mass.
THE CITIZEN is in possession of
a very flno specimen of printing ia
the form of an announcement of
GRAPHIC ARTS, a new publication
on printing and the allied arts, to
bo published by the National ArU
Publishing Co., at Boston,, Mass. Wo
noto the position of secretary is hold
by a formor Wayna county boy,
Georgo E. Twitmyor, and an oxcol
lcnt photographic reproduction of
him appears, nmong the faculty. Mr.
Twitmyer was formerly a member of
tho exccutlvo staff oT tho Mathows
Northrup Works. Buffalo. George
Is a son of George W. Twitmyer.
principal of the Wilmington (Del.)
schools, who wa3 principal of the
Honesdalo public schools for twelre
years.
Marriugo Licenses. '
Howard Thompson, Dybcrry. '
Emma Sargent, Pleasant Mount.
i
Russell Runyon, Hawley.
Nora Williams, Hawley.
WHEN BUYING CIGARS.
BUY CIGARS
DON'T BUY A NAME.
Any cigar can change Us name and
prove an alibi.
Uut if it is a rogue it will always
be a rogue.
WE SELL HONEST CIGARS
Domestic, Porto Rican,
Manilla, Clear Havana
and Imported.
$2,50 to $21.00 per 100
F. W. Schuerholz
THE CIGAR MAN.
Both 'Phones.
High School Lecture
Course
THURSDAY, DEC, 15.
Concert: International Sextette
THURSDAY, JAN. 12.
Lecture: Wallace B. Aiusbarv
THURSDAY, FEB. 9.
Concert: Elbert Foland and The
Italian Boys.
TUESDAY, MARCH 4.
Lecture: Dr. Lincoln McConnell
Tickets for rntlro course, fl; for ono
number. 5Ue. l'or sale by teachers and
pupils of lllsli school.
Stock still continues at
looking for warm and comfortable gar-
ran IS A NAME 1
Men's Overcoats, value $G.00 $3.95
Men's Reefers with high storm collar, value 5.00. 2.95
Men's Ulsters with high storm collar, valuo 6.00
3.95
Men's Suits, real valuo $6.00 3.97
Boy's Overcoats, valuo $4.00 1.95
Boys' Two-pieced Suits, valuo $2.50 1.39
Boys' Long Pants Suits, Slightly Damaged, value
$6.00 2.49
Youth's Long Pants, valuo $2.00 79c
Men's and Boys' Negligee Shirts, valuo 50c,.... 29c
Linen Collars, slightly soiled, per dozen 29c
Fnncy Linen Cuffs, per pair 07c
Watorproof Collars, four for , 25c
Llneno Reversible Collars, per box 15o
Arm Uands 05c
Common Sense Hoso Supporters 19c
Men's Hemstitched Hnndkerchlofs, valuo J 1.00
per dozen 49c
Men's Pants, full valuo 1.75 79c
Boys' Kneo Pants, value 35 cents 19c
Men's Stiff Hats, value $1.50 98c
Men's Soft Hats, valuo $1.00 49c
Hoys' Whiter Cnps 13c
Men's Coat Sweaters, valuo 75c 37o
Men's Fleecod Lined Underwear 37c
Men's Ribbed Underwear, valuo 40c 23c
Boys' Fleeced Lined Underwear 23c
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