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THE CITIZEN, FRIDAY DECEMBER 20, 1912.
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FOR SALE.
TITTUP III.1!'! 11 A 'I'll IMU A 'I' 111! 1'W
100ol2.
tlod beer at Lorls' Silver Cafo.
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display and beautiful assortment,
lnr.n r 1 11 11 n (
i a iv h: a a I' i iti j I-iiwy i rj
clft for your husband. Get thorn
tm:c!h CIIWT M Its IP. At. I.
kinds 10c per copy at M. A. Igo's.
lOltf.
KA YUIJK I' LUulV Wi lli A Bin-
do Comb Black Minorca Cockerel,
(1 T I II II II HLI ill 11. Lilt SLULK lUOb AH J B
i ... V- II. rm,n nn ttnntiMnn
& cents eacn at tno yaru, near ry-
or mil. J. T. Bradley. Damascus.
3eI7.
h Y ) t IJUL.L.Y HAS iiUo 1 HO
head write a note to Santa. He
win mm u uuxs nuu ui uui ui
CO H. lUUUlBi
sleighs at uottom prices call on JbJ.
snmn, iionesaaie. yieiu
MISCELLANEOUS.
WAiNlriJJ A ruoi i iui ao
ocranher and book-keeper In of-
rt . 1 1 1 A i 11 - i
I,(1ST HATUKUAi. UN ti AO 1
street, between Thirteenth and
t m il.l ii i r A t il
for trimmed green hides. Dunn s
Meat Market. Ilonesdale, Pa.
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four-room Hat. Inqulro of Dr. F.
V Powell. lOleltf
APPROPRIATE GIFT CARDS l.
folder and card form. Finest as
sortment at remarkably low prices.
At Igo's. 100eI2.
S A. 1 11.1 J i)U ijixw...
glass cutting. Wages ?C per
week to start. Krantz-Smlth & Co.
I WILL, UP; IN HONIiSDAL,lJ TUfci
week beginning Dec. 30. Sam. .
Wint, Piano Tuner. 100t2
LET THE LACKAWANNA DO
your laundry. Thomas F. Bracy,
Honesaaie, agent, iook ior our
wagon with tho sign "Lackawanna
Laundry Co." B7tf
CHINAWARE MAKES AN IDEAL
nresent for mother. Beautiful
patterns at M. A. Igo's, opposite the
postofflce. lUOeiL'
LOCAL NEWS
- Saturday of this week is anoth
er trade day.
A new barber and dentist have
arrived in Ilonesdale. Surely the
town is growing.
Miss Irma Hill, who was famed
as the only commissioned woman
deputy sheriff in Illinois, has been
captured by upid and is now Mrs.
A R ogcl, of Kansas City.
Tho annual memorial sermon
for the fire companies of Ilonesdale
and Texas will bo delivered by Dr.
J W Balta In St. Mary Magdalen's
church on Sunday evening, Jan. 12.
The Merry Widow," a musical
comedy, will appear at the Lyric on
the 30th. "The Music Makers," the
second number In the series of the
High school concert course, comes to
Ilonesdale the 31st of this month.
Attorney P. H. Iloff effected a
satisfactory settlement with tho Del
aware and Hudson Railroad company
for his client, William O'Hara, of
Prompton, who was injured while
alighting from the passenger train
at Prompton on August 28th last.
- Tho Wayne County Medical so
ciety will hold their quarterly meet
ing at tho Allen House on Thursday
afternoon, December 19. Dinner
will bo served at half past one and
tho business meeting of tho society
will follow. Dr. R. W. Brady Is
president of tho society.
- A number of Ilonesdale mer
chants aro offering ten per cent,
trade discount for Saturday of this
week, when another trade day will
bo observed. Tho attractions offer
ed this Christmas season by tho
stores of Honesdalo are extraordin
ary and cannot be excelled anywhere
In Northeastern Pennsylvania. Few
stores In the cities, besides tho largo
department stores of national fame,
havo as many attractive offerings
that so easily solve tho problem of
Christmas giving as the stores of
this county seat. Read carefully tho
advertisements appearing in to-da'y's
Citizen and you will then bo prepar
ed to make better selections for
your loved ones. Trade at home.
Don t forget Saturday Is another
trade day.
- That Carbondalo will havo a
representative base ball team In tho
1913 season Is now a positive fact.
An association to back the team was
formed at a recent mooting of about
fifty enthusiasts, and It was decided
to accept a berth In tho county
league, succeeding Mlnooka team
which dropped out. Tho officers of
tho association aro only temporary
as yet, tho permanent ones not to be
chosen until tho association Is thor
oughly formed; all who wish to be
como connected and help launch a
team of tho material from which can
be built a permanent winning com
bination, their applications will bo
properly considered. It Is tho In
tention of tho association to engago
a first-class man, well acquainted
with amateur ball, to act as mana
ger. A man already spoken of as an
eligible, Is Professor Joseph Gordon,
who is a base ball player of much
ability.
Tho churches at Glrdland and
West Damascus will havo Christmas
services on December 22.
Tho Wyoming conference of tho
Methodist church will bo held In
Wllkcs-Ilarro beginning April 9.
Bishop Joseph F. Berry will preside.
Tho milk dealers havo announc
ed that thoy will mnko no delivery
on Christmas day but will make
double delivery on tho day boforo
Christmas.
Democratic County Chairman
Leopold Fuerth loft Wednesday for
Harrlsburg whero ho attended n
meeting of tho Stato Democratic
commltteo on Thursday.
C. W. Deln purchased a fine
yoke of steers on Wednesday. Thoy
aro four years old and aro twins.
The two weigh 3,000 pounds. Mr.
Deln had their picturo taken.
In tho Elm Park parsonago
Monday afternoon, Rev. GeoYge
Wood Anderson, D. D of Scran
ton, united in marriage Victor
White of Carbondale and Miss Mary
Blgelow of Waymart.
'President Taft Monday named
Dr. Carl Alsberg to succeed Dr. Har
vey W. Wiley as chief of tho Chem
istry Bureau of the Department of
Agriculture and chief administra
tor of tho Puro Food law.
Dr. Chris Barager, formerly of
Hazelton, has opened olllces in the
Foster building over tho old postof
flce. Ho conies well recommended
from Hazelton and will undoubted
ly enjoy a large patronage here.
Tho Carbondale knitting mills
has an order from Sam Budd, the
great Madison Squaro haberdasher,
of New York, to make up one of
their best knit overcoats for Christy
Matthowson, pioneer pitcher of the
New York Giants.
John Dorcan, of Roscoe. was
Instantly killed and Michael Kodor
onla of Brownsville, was probably
fatally hurt and Mary Koderonia was
badly cut when they were struck by
a Pittsburg, Virginia and Charleston
railroad train on a grade crossing
nenr Roscoe on Monday.
Joseph Billings, of Carbondale,
mot with a peculiar accident while
hunting In Wayne county last week.
He was standing on an old log,
which broke under him to the
ground and fractured three of his
ribs. Before the accident occurred
the hunter bagged twenty rabbits.
Two hundred dollars were paid
in fines by two Monroe hunters for
violating tho game law. Frank
Houston, of Shawnee, and Luther
Michaels, of Middle Smithileld town
ship, were tho offenders. Both shot
a cloo In mistake for a buck. Hous
ton claimed the doe and buck were
close together and that he tried to
shoot the latter and killed the form
er. John E. Baldwin, father of John
R. Baldwin, proprietor of the Manor
House, at Livingston Manor, died
Sunday evening from the infirmities
of old age, in his GSth year. The
deceased was one of the old pioneers
of Sullivan county and years ago
lumbered and rafted it along he
Delaware. He began steering s
when a boy of IS and was consider
ed one of the most expert helmsmen
along tho river.
Tuesday morning tho new Stato
Hospital for the criminal Insane at
Farvlew received its first patient,
B. Frank Smith, who two years ago
killed his father and brother-in-law
at Uniontown, Fayetto county. To
tho causal observer Smith shows llt
tlo signs of Insanity. Ho was a
school teacher before ho went sud
denly Insane. He talks fluently and
intelligently on many subjects. A
remarkable thing about his appear
ance Is that his hair is gray on one
side of his head and black on the
other. More patients will arrive this
week. About sixty commitments are
expected.
According to information gained
recently by a Citizen reporter, there
is at least one of our local Indus
tries which is about to close a very
prosperous year. This Is the Ilones
dale Union Stamp Shoe Co., manu
facturers of Men's, Youths' and
Boy's Shoes of all kinds. Wo under
stand that the volume of business
done In 1912 was over one-third
greater than that of 1911, and the
fact that one of their salesmen, Chas
Bushwaller, last week made a new
record for weekly sales of several
hundred dollars greater than tho
previous one, shows that their busi
ness Is still on the gain, and Decem
ber is one of tho hardest months In
tho year for tho manufacturer to
sell shoes.
William Williamson, of Dlcfc
son City, formerly an engineer at
Hotel Casey, Scranton, has been ap
pointed assistant engineer at the
Stato Asylum for Criminal Insano at
Farviow. Mr. Williamson received
notice of his appointment and to re
port at tho asylum at onco from Dr.
T. C. Fitzslmmons, the superintend
ent. There were more than J 00
applicants for tho position, but tho
selection of Mr. Williamson will ad
mit of no argument that he received
tho position through "pull." He Is
one of tho most competent and
thorough stationary engineers In tho
valley, a high class mechanic, and
has had a wido experience In elec
trical engines and a sound knowl
edge of all tho operations of sta
tionary equipment generally.
The funeral of Rowland Simp
son, the vletlm of tho hunting trag
edy at Waymart last Friday, was ono
of tho largest ever held In Green
Ridge. It was hold from tho homo
of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dale at Green
Ridge Tuesday afternoon. Tho ser
vices were In charge of Rev. C. II.
Hlgglnson, pastor of the P. M.
church, and Rev. Mr. Burch, of tho
Waymart M. E. church. There was
a wealth of floral offerings that be
spoko tho popularity and esteem of
Mr. Simpson. Tho following acted
as pallbearers: Thomas Greene, Ar
thur Porter, Chester Danon, Earl
Oakley, Joseph Lancaster, Russel
Dymond, tho latter of Waymart. Tho
flower bearers wcro Archlo Knott,
Thomas Smith, Robert Brown, Wil
liam Lancette. Floral tributes were
received from tho Wesley leaguo of
tho P. M. church, tho Men's Bible
class, mombcrs of tho church, cous
ins of deceased, Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Dale, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oakley,
Misses Alico and Hilda Hlgglns, Mr.
and Mrs. Humphrey Brown, boys of
Waymart, and the Pioneer corpB,
No. 42, Tribe of Ben Hur.
Read Tho Citizen's ads and then
patronlzo tho representative mer
chants. Avail yourself of tho trntio dis
count offered by Honesdalo mer
chants for Christmas shopping.
Tho Methodist church of Tor
roy, will hold their Christmas enter
tainment on Tuesday evening, Dec.
24, at seven-thirty o'clock.
Edward Williams, contractor, of
Scranton, has been awarded tho Job
to llnlsh laying tho brick on tho now
Gurney Electric Elevator plant at
this placo.
Monday tho stato turned over to
tho mayor of Carbondalo tho con
trol of tho city's health precautions,
which It has had charge of for w.coks
owing to tho smallpox outbreak.
Dr. Nathan C. Schaeffer, Stato
Superintendent of Public Instruction
has appointed Prof. II. A. Oday to
be one of three members of tho ex
amining board for tho twenty-first
district, which comprises tho coun
ties of Wayne, Lackawanna and Sus
quehanna. This Is tho kind of weather that
makes ono long for a sidewalk lead
ing across Main street directly In
front of the now postoillce. Atten
tion has been called to this neglect
by tho borough council many times
and it seems as though the matter
would bo given some attention.
William J. Pickett, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. II. Pickett, of Cherry
Valley, N. Y and Miss Maude S.
Ryder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.
Ryder, also of Cherry Valley, wore
married at tho Methodist parsonago
Wednesday morning by Rev. Will H.
Hiller. The groom Is a creamery
man of Cherry Valley.
For tho past several weeks Scran
ton's fair sex has been terrorized
by the reports of the work of "Jack
the Hugger," and havo caused tho
police department much worry. A
case of that nature occurred In
Ilonesdale Wednesdalo night when a
young lady was going to her home
in the north part of town. She was
accosted by a young man near tho
corner of Main and Thirteenth
tsreets and offered an insult and a
remark that would earn him a beat
ing if uttered In the presence of a
man who could use his lists.
Mrs. Emma Page Heddan, of
Fosterdale, died on Wednesday, Dec.
11, after an Illness of pneumonia.
Mrs. Heddan was ill but a few days,
but had been in poor health for
many years. Mrs. Heddan Is sur
vived by her aged mother, Mrs. Eliza
Pago who has been an Invalid for
many year, also by her husband and
son, all of Fosterdale. She leaves
one brother, Elbe Page, of Cochec-
ton, N. Y. Mrs. D. H. Beach of
Milanville, is an aunt of tho deceas
ed. The funeral was held Saturday
from her late home. Interment was
made at Fosterdale.
State charters were issued last
Monday as follows: Everybody's Co
operative Store, Harrlsburg, capital
?3,000, John C. Orr and George W.
Kehr, Camp Hill, and Charles C.
Stroh. Harrlsburg; Seward Electric
Company, Johnstown, capital $5,-
000; Katz Underwear Company,
Ilonesdale, capital, $100,000; The
Frank Company, clothing, Philadel
phia, capital $75,000; R. H. Beau
mont Company, contractors, Phila
delphia, capital $20,000; Tho Som
erset Company, real estate, Phila
delphia, capital, $10,000.
State of Ohio, City or Toledo,
Lucas County, SS.:
Frank J. Cheney makes oath thatj
ue is senior partner 01 tne urm 01
F. L. Cheney & Co., doing business
In the City of Toledo, County and
Stato aforesaid, and that said flrr"
will pay tho sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case o
Catarrh that cannot be cured by tho
use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscrib
ed In my presence, this 6th day of
December, A. D. 1886.
(Seal) a. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken In
ternally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Send for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con
stipation. Katz Bros. Invite your attention
to their Saturday trade day adver
tisement, which appears on tho
fourth page of to-day's Citizen.
Adv.
S. T.
Harness
WILL
10 Discount
FOR CASH
On SQUARE BLANKETS and ROBES
on TRADE DAY,
! Saturday,
!
PeitroneJ npf5
Mrs. Goorgo P. Ross, -who has been
on tho sick list, Is reported to bo
Improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. S. Fryer apont
Sunday In Hawloy with tho formor'a
daughter, Mrs. Charles S. Hotick.
W. V. Ross, brother of O. P. Ross,
and Abraham Bennet, of Hanklns,
wero In town Tuesday on business.
Misses Estolla Pyster and Edna
Oldllcld of Hawley 'wero Xmas shop
ping in Honesdalo on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Keono of this
placo aro visiting at tho homo of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Iteming at
Scranton.
Michael Murphy and daughter
Nora attended tho funeral of Mrs.
Thomas Murrman In Susquehanna on
Wednesday.
Master William Varcoo Is again
nblo to bo out, having returned to
school Monday after being homo
two weeks with a bad caso of
eczema,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Richards havo
shipped their household goods to
Wilkes-Barro and Mrs. Richards will
Join her husband in their now homo
on Friday.
Hon. A. T. Searle of this placo
was ono of tho character witnesses
in favor of Judge Archbald in the
impeachment trial at Washington
this week.
F. S. Morritt expects to leave Fri
day for Brookline, Mass., to Join
Mrs. Morritt who is visiting her par
outs there. They will spend tho
holidays there.
Mr. and Mrs. Orry B. Hadsall and
son Rodger, of Bloomfield, N. J.,
will arrive here on Saturday to spend
the Christmas holidays with Mrs.
Hadsall's father, Graham Watts, and
other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rickert and
Mr. and Mrs. William Wolfo and
son, Edward, all of Great Bend, are
expected here the first of the week
for a visit with relatives and friends
at Indian Orchard and White Mills.
Mrs. W. W. Wood arrived home
Tuesday evening from Kingston, N.
Y., where she had been taking treat
ment from Dr. Sahler of that place.
Mrs. Wood's many friends will be
glad to learn that she is very much
Improved.
A. R. Little, assistant superin
tendent of the Gurney Electric Ele
vator plant, returned from Boston,
Wednesday, accompanied by his
brother, William Little, of Manches
ter, N. H., who will remain here for
a few days.
Menner & Co. aro offering for
special Christmas Gifts the new ad
anced styles In shirt waists for 1913.
99el 4.
Symmetrical In form and all
spruce trees, 2Gc to $1.00.
CANIVAX & DeGHOAT,
Itldseivny Building.
ELECTION NOTICE
Meeting of the stockholders of tho
Honesdalo National Bank will bo
held In tho banking house of the
said bank in tho borough of Hones
dalo TUESDAY, JANUARY 14th,
1913, botween tho hours of 2 and 4
p. m., for the purpose of electing di
rectors and transacting any other bus
Iness that may bo brought before
the stockholders.
L. A. HOWELL,
Secretary.
Ilonesdale, Pa., Dec. 10, 1912.
100w4.
HAM
Maker.
GIVE
Dec. 21st,
XWIAS MES !
Attention
I have a Beautiful Line of Inexpensive Holiday
Gifts from 25c, to $1.
Mesh and Silk Bags, Silk Hosiery, Handker
chiefs, Gloves, Neckwear, New Novelties in
Bows, and all the Latest Shades in Automobile
Veils, at
Kate IVIcKenna's
Remember!
There is not a SMOKER whose taste we
cannot satisfy.
Domestic,,
, Clear
and Sizes.
F. W Schuerholz
Gigar Man, Honesdale, Pa.
Mail Orders Promptly Filled
Here at this store on Saturday, Dec. 21st, we offer the
reductions on all articles listed below and the quality re
mains the same "THE VERY BEST."
All Toilet Pieces,
All Ladies' Watches,
All Silver Novelties,
All Leather Goods,
All Clocks,
Tho above reductions
goods purchased on this
cash only.
Our goods are marked in the same figures the year
around, and plain figures, too.
Remember the old adage, "A penny saved is a penny
earned " and you save a great many pennies here on Sat
urday. It's Well Worth Your While, Shoppers.
ROWLAND
Qualify Jeweller.
The Christmas Gift Shop.
For The Christmas Stocking
We also carry a select Line of Olives, Cranberries,
Celery and Other Seasonable Goods.
C. A. BROOKS,
1125 Main St.
Ladies !
Porto Rican,
Havana., and
Cigars. Ml Prices
Ideal Gifts
Christ mas !
WE BELIEVE IN QUICK
SALES AND SMALL
PROFITS
20 percent.
15 per cent.
10 per cent.
10 per cent.
lO per cent.
are for the
day and for
s
can find a Choice and
Fresh Line of
Rftgxed Candies,
Assorted Nuts,
Sweet Oranges
Etc. at our store