THE CITIZEN, FRIDAY, jtfltfE" 13, 1913.
PAGE FIVE,
Wants, For Sale, Etc.
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I MAKE A SPECIALTY to fit Big men,
Fat men, Stout men, Slim men.
Regular built men In fact to fit the hard-to-flt
and please the hard-to-suit. Luke
Levy wants to seo you. Foster Block,
The Model Clothing Shop.
T ANTED A good home for three-ycar-"
old girl of good parentage. Can be
adopted If desired. Address, Francis
Malaney, Honcsdale, It. D. 4, care Fran
cls WeekB. 48el3
CARLOAD of Hydrate Lime Just re
ceived by Wayne Milling company. It
LAST DAT of the Mcnner & Co. Firo
Sale will bo Saturday. There will bo
big bargains all day long. It
FOUR or six desirable rooms to rent
by June 22. Inquire at this ofllce.
47tf.
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ANTED Position as chauffeur, pall
at or aaaress xne v;uizcn. iiz
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puiu U1UUU lltTUllllJ lll.v. i
tor tne pair. airs. . i. uuunoiu,
lloadlcys, (Honesdale, R. D. 2.)
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THREE-YEAR-OLD CQLT pure Eth
bel strain sorrell broke single good
roadster very gentle and of fine disposi
tion, for sale. May be seen In Honesdale
every day except Sunday. Address Jas.
Cook, Honesdale, It. D. No. 2.
WANTED Girl for general housework,
Apply 1114 Court street, Honesdale.
S5eltf.
FOR RENT Seven rooms and a bath
In the Buel Dodge house, down stairs,
corner of Church and Seventh streets af
ter June 1st. Enquire of C. E. Dodge,
Honesdale. 40tf.
FOR SALE Elegant building lot on
North Main street, near C. F. Bul
lock's residence. Ask Buy-U-A-Homo
Realty company about It.
HAVE you a house you want to rent,
or a farm you want to sell? Tell
our readers all about It let tho Httlo ad
let yell.
GRADUATION -gifts. Lots of 'em,
Rowland, Quality Jeweler, opposite
postoltice, Honesdale, Pa. 46tf.
FOR GRADUATION gift books, foun
tain pens, purses, etc., go to
Lelno'S. 40eI4
LAST CHANCE to get bargains at the
Menner & Co. Fire Sale will be Sat
urday. If you miss Saturday's sale you
will regret It. isib oargains uu uuy ioiik.
it.
c RVERAT, PAIRS OF WINDOW
BLINDS, regular size, practically as
KUUU U3 UUVVp iUl OHIO w
particulars, iock .lsox ws, xionesaiue.
O
NE CENT a word Is tho price for
w lllliQ UUIULO, will lucj Hi .j u.n-
ness bringers. They "work while you
sleep."
DON'T KEEP your money home.
1 i n . I l.n TCn no nnrl fft.
chanics Bank, Honesdale, Pa., where It
will urtiw liueieau iw
D OOKLETS for advertising purposes
designed and written on modern lines
at reasonable prices. Address "Booklet
writer, i;iuzen omce, nonesuiue, -u.
JUfii receiveu a car iouu oi xumuua
Edison Cement. Call and get our
prices before buying elsewhere. G.
wans, jionesuuiu. iuh..
DAINTY perfumes, toilet water, writ
ing Daner. corresnondence cards, etc..
for graduation presents are found in
large varieties at jeino s, men
TELEPHONE your Want Adver
tisements for this department.
Use cither phone. Call 167 on the
Bell and 101. on the Consolidated.
Talk, .don't. Walkl''
DON'T miss the Package Sale at the
Menner & Co. Fire Sale In the
Grambs building on Saturday. It.
CLOTHING of quality. That Ib the
Luke Levy way, and don't forget
Luke Levy wants to seo YOU.
HOSIERY for gents, ladles and chil
dren at from 5c to 25c at Fire Sale In
Grambs building. (Menner & Co. stock.)
NAPPY STYLES in Btraw hats at
Bregsteln Bros. 46el4.
IF YOU are looking for a 10 per cent.
Investment call at the office of the
Buy-U-A-Homo Realty company, Jadwln
building.
PACKAGE SALE will be a feature of
tho Menner & Co. Fire Sale all day
Saturday. Prices on packages will run
5, 10, 15 and 25 cents, and they'll all be
worth the money, many of them worth
much more than they cost. It
1FT BOOKS, all titles, hair brushes.
clothes brushes and numerous other
articles would make Ideal presents for
graduates. You will find them at
Lelno'S. 46el4
HEUMANN'S famous three-piece or
chestra of Honesdale played for the
dance at Pierce's Hall, Waymart, for the
Waymart graduates, June 9, 1313, and
were very mucn pieasea wun us.
T HERE Is only ONE Luko Levy, and
he lives in Honesdale. Luke Levy
wants to seo lOU.
EMBROIDERIES from Vz to of or
iginal price at the Fire Sale In
Grambs building. (Menner & Co. stock.)
JUNE bride gifts. We'll help you.
Come In and look at our stock.
Rowland, the Jeweler, opposite postoffice.
4Ctf.
UNDERWEAR from 5c to 25c a gar
mentlight and heavy weights at
Fire Sale In Grambs building. (Menner
& Co.'s stock.)
WANTED to And another Luko Levy
In all this wide, wide world. Luke
Levy wants to seo YOU.
UMMER SUITS for men, boys and
youths at Bregsteln Bros. 4Celi
THROW A WAT your old Sprayer and
get one of our Gould's Compressed
Air Sprayers. Saves your time and your
temper, and does BETTER work. Mur
ray Co., Honesdale, Pa,
PYROX for Potatoes Kills both tho
bugs and the blight. Murray Co.,
Honesdale, Pa.
ENT'S furnishings at Bregsteln Bros.
Wo keep the best. 46el4
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, Pictures,
Films, Kodaks, Amateur work finish
ed. Goods sent by mall. Bodle's Studio.
2wlC.
FOR SALE Gasoline Stove for summer
use. Two burner and oven. Will sell
cheap. Inquire over Ready Pay Store.
LEINE has a largo and complete line of
appropriate gifts for graduates. 46ell
RAT hand-painted China. Here and
here only. Rowland, Quality Jewel
er, opposite postoffice. 4Gtf.
ENGLISH Rutabaga seeds at Clark &
Ttnllnnk's. 4fitf.
46tf.
I F YOU ARE LOOKING FOR an Ideal
place to build your home, consult the
Buy-U-A-Home Realty Company. Have
you Inspected Willow Park7
W EDDING rings a-plenty. Any size
" or style. Rowland, Quality Jeweler,
opposite postoffice. 46tf.
NOW IS THE TIME to stop files.
Screen doors and windows of all
sizes at a good price, at G. Watts, dealer
in Hardware.
WHAT'S the use or rret ana worry over
senseless cares and strife? Use
GENTS WANTED Either eex. Two
fast sellers. JSvery house, automo-
Jllu UWJieif uiiu ia(,tui ; nccu nno hi uoit.
HE WAYNE COUNTEAN, Frank P.
Woodward's local literary monthly.
s published In Honesdale with offices In
ho Jadwin building. Only 60 cents a
r ao m nnrl tnii? anr It- la lir rtyt Vi n rlnllnva
ALE BILLS, trespass notices on
cloth, and nrlntlnc of all kinds for
he farmer Is made a specialty at The
MtW.nn Tirinffrv.
LTl TnT TAT) - .nnV. roll! ru ..ml
7. P. Schenck. Honesdale. Pa.
i -KiTTiVf .VNTNT'K Thrpn-Pipcn Orchestra of
1 Honesdale can satisfactorily fill any
ngagement for dances, parties and con
ert work. Please call Otto Heumann,
ondoi. on PIt!5!PT nhnTlP. It
FINEST optical room In this part of
the State. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Rowland, Quality Jeweler and Optician.
Opposite new postoffice. 4Gtf.
WHY TIE YOURSELF any longer to a
rent receipt? Own your home. See
Buy-U-A-Homo Realty Company, Jadwln
building, Main street, Honesdalo.
INSURE WITH C. BASSETT who has
1 represented the Fidelity Mutual Life
Insurance Co. of Philadelphia In Wayne
county for over ten years.
ONE DOLLAR will open an account at
tho Farmers and Mechanics Bank.
Courteous treatment to all. 46tf
P EOISTERED HOLSTEIN COW and
V Bull for sale. Mrs. Joseph Baschon,
Hawley, Pa. 46t4.
MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK, then
In older days you will not have to.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank can
take care of you. Open a bank account
with that institution to-day. 46tf
G
IVE US your order for Champion
Mower repairs. Clark & Bullock.
onesdale and Greater Honesdale
Wild strawberries are plentiful.
Tho season for pickerel, bass
id other protected fish opens on
onday, June ICth.
Mrs. W. H. Varcoe is a dele
ite to the Eastern Star in Scranton
ds week. Mr. Varcoe is also in the
lectric City, having been sent there
reDresent tho Honesdale Metno-
st church in tho Ministerial meet
g. Rev. Will H. Hillor was also in
tendance.
-About 25 members of Company
pxpect to leave on the 4:40 Dela
iro and Hudson train for Easton
xt Tuesday. On Wednesday the
ranton companies, will participate
a parade in Easton, it being old
Kelloy will have charge of one of
a companies In the parade.
The Salvation Army wagon will
in Honesdale next week. Robert
a rf 1 ... 1. ...111 1.
argo, will appreciate any favor ex
ided to him by the people of this
n1.1 1, .H,1 1 t T1 t fllaiftflf Tn1
s having accumulated papers, mag-
ii in iii- t:uiLiiiuii nuu ucoud lu vaio
se of same kindly leave packages
porches and they will uo taken
CJ Ul UV 11 1 .
There was a vigorous argument
m of Supreme Court in Newburg
esday on a petition or Jtouert H.
to Inquire into the mental condi
n of Mary M. Grey, aged 79 years
. who for tho last year or so has
de her homo In Port Jervls, going
re from Chicago, The petitioner
i nephew of Mrs. Grey. Support-
the petition were amuaviis irom
Fred W. Powell and John E.
hmond and Miss Cora E. Sears, of
nesdale. Mrs. Grey and her hus-
n in inn mni h il rrin iii 1 uiiuir
with Mr. and Mrs. John B. Rich-
n. 'rnft nrrnrnnva rnr nnin rihrh
1 submit briefs. Mrs. Grey often
ted Honesdale and while in town
o tne aoe Wayne her stopping
"Union' Scout" is a new brand
of stripped tobacco manufactured by
tho Clark & Snover company. It is
advertised as being the mildest strip
ped tobacco on the market. Look
on page three of today's Citizen.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Z. Russell and
Miss Lucy attended the commence
ment exorcises at Pawling School,
Pawling, N. Y., of which school Mil
ton Russell is a student. 'Milton is
now visiting friends at Newburgh,
N. Y., and will arrive homo next
week.
Thanks is duo Judge A. T.
Searlo for the abbreviated sessions
of the grand juries that meet in
Wayne county from court to court.
Juries in tlnio past used to organize
tho iirst day and then adjourn until
tho next day, taking a good share
of a week to accomplish what is
now taken care of in from a day and
a half to two days.
Tho Honesdalo Council Junior
Order American Mechanics, will hold
a special meeting on Friday even
ing for tho purpose of voting on
thirty names of prospective mem
bers. Tho initiation of these now
members will take place next week.
Tho local order now has a member
ship of about one hundred and with
the addition there win be one nun
dred and thirty.
i June Decker was backing his
auto out of Cortright's garage on
Tuesday afternoon about half past
four o'clock and when ho had run as
far as tho walk on Main street near
tho Ready Pay Store he stopped. A
small boy about eight years old was
riding a tricycle down Main street
at a fair rate of speed and did not
see the auto until it was too late to
turn. The tricycle ran into the auto
and tho boy was thrown to the
ground. He was more frightened
than injured by the collision when
pedestrians picked him up. Ho "was
too excited to tell them what his
name was or where he lived. All he
could say was that ho lived on
Qh.urch street Mr. Decker took the
Doy nome m nis auto.
S. E. Morrison -has received the
contract to furnish the plumbing and
heating in a new- cottage for Benja
min Throop at Elmhurst.
H. C. Hooker, for a number of
years private secretary to President
Underwood, of the Erie, has been
appointed assistant to the president.
The Electric Llgh company has
orected a fine standard street lamp
for the Honesdale National Bank in
front of their Institution on Main
street
The Pullman cars, "Tuxedo"
and "Rainpo," have arrived from the
Brooklyn paint shops and are now
attached to the Honesdalo Erie
trains.
Robert Menner, son of Mr. and
Mrs. David H. Menner, will graduate
from Yale college this coming week,
tho commencement exercises starting
Saturday, June 14th.
Daniel Wadce has moved his
team from tho Wayne County Hotel
barn to Mrs. Herzog's barn. This is
the team he bought from John Ord
nung of Seelyville, now deceased.
On Tuesday evening, June 10,
Nelson B. Lambert son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Lambert, was graduated
from the Holbrook School, at Hol
brook, N. Y. Ho arrived home Wed
nesday evening.
The Buy-U-A-Home" Realty Co.
sold lot No. 30 In Willow Park allot
ment to J. G. Bone, of Dunmore, on
Thursday. These lots are situated in
one of the finest locations of Hones
dale and are selling rapidly.
There will be no material
change in the operation of daily and
Sunday trains on the Honesdale
branch of the Delaware and Hudson
railroad when the time-table goes in
to effect in about a week.
Miss Caroline L. Petersen, pres
ident of the Honesdalo Improvement
Association, has received a check for
$10 from Judge Mortimoro C.
Addoms, of New York City. The
money will be used to help beautify
Honesdale.
We notice in several of our ex
changes stories that were originally
printed in The Citizen reproduced In
other papers and credit given where
it does not belong. If a story is
worth copying it appears to us that
it is worth giving the proper credit.
Curt Pohle, an employe of the
Gurney Elevator Co., had the mis
fortune to get tho two middle fingers
of his right hand caught under one
of the heavy machine tools while
moving it to the new plant. They
were badly bruised but will not have
to be amputated.
The members of Company E, un
der Captain C. J. Kelly, held a
meeting in the armory Tuesday
night. Poland J. Reynolds was tak
en in as a recruit. Captain Kelly is
trying to round out the company and
desires to inllst a number of able
bodied men for the purpose.
A libel In divorce has been
started in the Wayno county courts
by Minnie L. Rounds, libellant,
against her husband, Jason D.
Rounds. They were married Sapt
18, 1894. The charge is cruel and
barbarous treatment. It was made
returnable the second Monday of
July.
The Honesdale base ball team
will play tho strong Archbald team
on the local grounds Saturday after
noon. The game will 'bo called at
2:30 o'clock. This promises to be
a very good game for Archbald al
ways brings one of the strongest
teams that can be rounded up in the
valley. Make arrangements to at
tend this game.
At a meeting of the Business
Men's Association held last Wednes
day evening it was voted that the
association donate ?25 toward the
support of the Honesdale Baseball
club. Reports were also made con
cerning tho coming picnic which will
be held at Lake Lodore on July 23.
All committees reported progress.
The stores and factories express a
willingness to close their respective
places of business either all day or
1. 1 0 . ir i . , n
,11cm uuy uu .iicrtuauis uay.
The coldest weather ever re
corded during Juno in the Middle At
lantic and New England States, the
Ohio Valley and the Great Lakes re
gion, was reported Monday to tho
Weather Bureau. The Gulf States'
are tho only territory east of the
Rockies to escape an unseasonable
drop. "A high barometric pressure
of great magnitude" Is the official
reason. Frosts are reported from
Vermont, Central New York, New
England, Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Michigan.
The present week commence
ment exercises are being held at
Wyoming Seminary. Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock the president
received the seniors. On Friday
evening, June 13, the prize speaking
contest will take place, whilo on Sun
day at 10:30 a. m. tho commence
ment sermon will bo delivered by
Rev. Georgo P. Eckman, D. D., edi
tor of tho Christian Advocate, Now
York City. In the evening F. M.
Devendorf, secretary of tho Y. M. C.
A of Wilkes-Barre, will give an ad
dress. Monday, June lGth, the an
nual concert will bo held at 8 p. m.
On Tuesday, the 17th, at 2:30 p. m.,
the annual concert will be given.
Wednesday following, commence
ment exercises.
Tho body of Michael Konpalski,
of Scranton, who was drowned in
the waters of Lake Lodore on Thurs
day afternoon last, while out boat
riding with three others during a
picnic of tho congregation of St.
Wolodomyr's church of Scranton,
was dragged to the surface of tho
lake early Tuesday morning. Men
had been at work dragging the lake
since Thursday but no trace of tho
body could bo found. The finding
of tho remains Tuesday morning was
by accident A. party of men from
Scranton wero Ashing in tho lako
with a drag lino and pulled the body
to tho surface. Tho men thought at
first that they had pulled up a stump
of a tree. The gruesome And prov
ed on examination to be the body of
tho unfortunate man who was
drowned last Thursday. They noti
fied the authorities and Coroner P.
B. Petersen, of Honesdalo, was call
ed. He went th,ere and ompanneled
a Jury who found a verdict of acci
dental death by drowning. The rela
tives In Scranton were notified and
the remains were taken to Scranton
that afternoon for burial,
, Owing to the recent frost, cul
tivated home grown strawberries aro
scarce.
Erk Bros., owing to an Increase
of business, have placed an Interna
tional truck on the road.
At a business meeting of Pro
tection Engine Company No. 3, Wal
ter Brown was elected a member of
tho fire company.
A marriage license has been is
sued in Prothonotary Barnes' office
to Edwin Schweitzer, of Scranton,
and Miss Mabel Singer, of Hawley.
Andrew Van Leuven, of Ariel,
and Miss Elizabeth Swingle, of South
Canaan, were married on Wednes
day, just before noon, at tho Metho
dist parsonage by Rev. W. H. Swift
County Treasurer W. W. Wood
says all mercantilo taxes must bo in
his hands by July 1st. Unless the
request Is complied with by that
time, according to a now law, tho
tax can be collected by a Justice
of the peace.
The house and surroundings of
William B. Holmes' property is ex
ceedingly attractive. The passerby
cannot help but admiro the many
blooming perennials ln their respec
tive seasons, which add beauty to
the place. Large dignified palms
wave in the breezes and a balmy as
pect is given the premises. Mr.
Holmes recently repainted his homo
which adds beauty to it, making it
very attractive and neat in appear
ance. For tho first time in the State
hospital and perhaps in Scranton, the
pulmotor was brought into play
Tuesday in saving a human life. The
machine in charge of H. N. Squires,
of tne scranton Gas and Water Co.,
was used in reviving Mrs. Margaret
Williams, aged 35 years, a domestic
in tho home of Roland Maynard, who
had been overcome by gas and was
apparently in the throes of death.
She will probably recover. The nul
motor is one of the latest inventions
in the medical world, for adminis
tering artificial respiration.
The color scheme of Mrs. John
A. Gale's dinner in honor of Miss
Marguerite Dolmetsch at Hotel
Chelsea, New York City, was yellow
and white. Quantities of mar
guerites were arranged around the
private dining room where the dinner
was given, and the table decorations
were also of marguerites. A huge
centerpiece consisted of yellow roses
and marguerites arranged in an ar
tistic basket the handle of which
was tied with a bow of yellow chif
fon, and the place cards and favors
were all in the form of marguerites.
The dinner was a beautiful affair in
every detail. And the Marguerite
Idea so artistically carried out, made
a further pretty compliment to the
lovely, graceful girl, who bears the
name of this modest flower, and who
was the honor guest.
Orville Welch, Trlbune-Republl-can-Truth
representative here, at
tended the funeral of tho ; late
Charles Tegeler at Calkins on Thurs
day. He returned Friday morning.,,
Miss Clara Prentice, of Jersey
City, and Miss Fowler, of Pleasant
Mount, are guests at the home of tho
latter a brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Dolbert Fowler, on
Main street- this week.
S. B. Hawker has purchased of
Mrs. August Bartholemus his form
er partner's interest in the meat
business. Mr. Hawker consummated
a deal on Tuesday whereby he be
came sole owner. The business will
bo continued in his name.
William J. Silverstone spent Tues
day In Honesdale renewing acquaint
ances after an absence of several
weeks, which were spent in the State
hospital, Scranton. "Billy" Is much
improved in health and is spry In
his movements and as lively as a
cricket. His many friends are con
gratulating him upon his rapid recovery.
cinmcn notes.
Grace Episcopal church, Sunday,
June 15: Holy Ccmmunion at 8. a
m.; Sunday school at 12 M. Tho
evening service will bte omitted, that
the congregation may unite with tho
other congregations in the annual
High school service. Confirmation
class, Thursday, at 8:15 p. m. The
Bishop will administer the rlto o
Confirmation on June 22.
Christ Church, Indian Orchard,
at 2:30 p. m., June 15. Baptism o
candidates for confirmation and oth
ers, and sermon by Rev. Albert L.
Whittaker. Sunday school every
Sunday afternoon at 1:30. Con
firmation instruction June 15, im
mediately after tho afternoon service.
Advertise In Tho Citizen.
Read Katz Bros, ad on 4th page
and note new Ecru Cluny Lace and
Insertion, the proper trimming for
Ratine Dresses at about half price.
PenroneJ
Items
LOOKOUT.
Lookout, June 12. Children's
day exercises' will be held at the
church at this place June 15th, at
10 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Teeple and Mr.
and Mrs. L. L. Teeplo motored to
Liberty, N. Y., on Sunday last.
Warner Lester, of Seelyville, is
spending a few days at F. M. Les
ter's and H. G. Hill's.
Mrs. S. J. Rutledge returned on
Tuesday from a visit with ' her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. G. H. Stalker at Canton, Pa.
Mrs. Stalker returned with her for a
visit.
Mrs. Albert Glllow recently visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Glllow at
Equlnunk.
Quite a number of men are em
ployed on the State road. They are
now working at this place.
William Varcoe and Ellis Mauds
ley attended the ice cream social at
Braman on Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hill called on
Mr. and Mrs. John Schnakenberg at
Stalker Tuesday evening.
Air. and Mrs. Roy Hawley and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lock
wood spent Sunday at Fremont Cen
ter, N. Y.
Bentley Bros,
FIRE
LIFE
ACCIDENT
AUTOMOBILE
NSUHANCE
BentBey Bros.
Liberty Hall Building,
HONESDALE, PA.
Consolidated Phone 191,
Miss Jcsseca Robinson is visiting
In New York city.
Mrs. F. G. Carr was a visitor in
Prompton on Wednesday.
Richard Drake, of Hawley, was a
caller in town on Monday.
S. E. Morrison was a business visi
tor in Elmhurst on Tuesday.
James Cummings was a Scranton
visitor the first of tho week.
Peter Marcey is spending a few
days at his homo in Scranton.
Miss Dora Conger will entertain
at cards on Saturday afternoon.
Walter Matter, of Hawley, visited
friends in Honesdalo recently.
Mrs. Van Driesen is the guest of
friends in WilkesBarre this week.
August Kupferer, of Clearfield, is
visiting his mother on River street
Mrs. Isaac Tlbbits is tho guest of
Binghamton friends for a few days.
Miss Anna Coloplla, of Prompton,
was a Honesdalo visitor on Tuesday.
Howard Burke, of Galilee, spent
the fore part of tho week in Hones
dale. T. Y. Boyd, commissioners' clerk,
is the new owner of an R. C. H. long
body roadster.
Boyd Stevens, of Tyler Hill, re
turned Wednesday from a few week's
visit in Scranton.
Miss Isabel Mantle, of High street,
has secured employment In C.
Roeschlau's shoo store.
Commissioners' Clerk Thomas Y.
Boyd spent the first of the week at
his home in Boyds Mills.
Mrs. Charles Houck, of Hawley,
spent Tuesday with her pa.rents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph S. Fryer.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Terwilllger
have gone to Scranton for a few
days' visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. J. J. Blppus, of Port Jervls,
has returned homo after spending
a few days at her former home here.
Mrs. David Robblns and daughter,
Pearl, of South Canaan, visited rela
tives here and at Seelyville on Tues
day. Mrs. Andrew Thompson Is visiting
at tho homo of her son, Augustus
Thompson, and family at Andover,
Mass.
Misses Hazel Lozo and Mildred
Olver, of Beachlake, aro tho guests
of relatives and friends hero this
week.
Mrs. W. H, Hlgglns, of Scranton,
recently spent a few days wjth Mr.
and Mrs. Frank J. Lent on West
street
Miss Mary Delaney, of New York
City, is the guest of Miss Anna Mc
Keon at the latter's homo on Ridge
street.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L, Dunning and
daughter, Miss Laverno and George
Kimble and daughter Nellie, motor
ed to Stroudsburg on Sunday.
Mrs. A. W. Abrams and daughter,
Janette, left Wednesday morning for
Danbury, Conn., where they will
spend a week at the former's home.
Miss Laura Bullock, who is at
tending school at Syracuse, N. Y
arrived ihome last week to spend the
summer vacation at her home here.!
M
Hawker's
eat Market
Located at 103 Seventh St.
Having purchased my former
partner's Interest in the firm of
IL1WKER & BAItTHOLEMUS, meat
dealers, 1 hereby announce to tho
public that I am solo proprietor of
the business. Thanking you for past
favors and inviting the continuance
of your patronage, I remain,
Sincerely yours,
Co ioe in tfte Past is to U Dead in
tin Present and Forgotten
in tfte Future
ly not
take a Chance
The time is ripe,
the store is here,
and I am the man
to please you.
Our Patterns nro numer
ous. Your stylo suit made
to order to your taste.
Every Suit made to your
measure sold by mo Is
positively guaranteed pure
wool. My prices within
tho reach of all men or
young men. Stilts ranging
at $10, $18, $20, $22.50,
$25, $30 mid $35.
The Model Clothing; Shop
LUKE LEVY
Wants to see you.
Opposite Union Depot Honesdale, P.