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PAGE TWO. FRANKLIN EVENING NEWS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1915. ORPHEUM LUBIN SPECIAL--THREE ACTS BOLD EMMET. IRELAND'S MARTYR The leading character in this three-reel drama is not the Irish hero, Robert Kramet, but Con Daly, played by Sidney Olcott, who also wrote and produced the play. The drama is interesting and the production was made in Ireland and contains many romantic scenes.

VITAGRAPH WARDROBE WOMAN" "A PERILOUS CHANCE" An episode of the "Hazards of Helen." MINA NURSE" In 1,000 feet and every foot a laugh. ADMISSION 5 and 10 CENTS AND ROSES." THE FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY Perfect Management, Conservative Methods, Financial Strength Mean Absolute Safety! THE FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY LES FRANKLIN, PENNSYLVANIA JOHN F. ZALINSKI BELL 'PHONE NO. 462-W. 1238 BUFFALO STREET.

UPHOLSTERER SUCCESSOR TO THE WINTER UPHOLSTERING COMPANY. Having bought out the business of the above company some two years ago since which time I have been the sole owner, I solicit from the people of Franklin their work in my line. My work the past two years is a guarantee that all work entrusted to me will be done in a neat and workman-like manner and to the satisfaction of my customers. Upholstering of all kinds done, equal to any in the large cities. POSITIVELY! When you have your home's furnishings transferred to the new location in 0118 of our MOVING VANS they will be moved with paintaking care the care that only careful.

experienced men, properly directed, can give. Our rates are reasonable and the quality of our service attested to by many families hereabouts. S. T. KARNS SON CO.

Try us. I SHOE Shoe Soap Kid This beautiful dress shoe is made of the only Genuine Vici Kid. It has a black cloth top, lace, with diamond tip and (Shoe Soap Kid) stamped on inside of each pair. WILSON'S VENANGO LODGE, 255, ELECTS OFFICERS Venango Lodge, No. 255.

I. 0. 0. at its regular meeting in the Temple last night. elected the following officers to serve for the coming term of six months: Noble Grand- -C.

W. Wertman. Vice Grand--H. S. Neil.

Third Member Relief CommitteeW. W. Wilhelm. Recording Secretary- -J E. Hill.

Trustee (18 months) S. I. Johnson. Representative to Grand Lodge--E. J.

Rial. TEA TABLE GOSSIP. -Charles Cogley, an employee of the Manifold. underwent a serious operation in the hospital yesterday and his condition is said to be critical. -One boy received severe bruises and another escaped serious injury most luckily this morning when the delivery car of S.

S. Raymond Company, dry cleaners, located at Liberty and 8th streets, crashed into them as they rounded the corner at Howard and Orchard streets on their way to school. The boys, it is said. were on the wrong side and ran directly into the car. One boy was thrown down and bruised and the other, running over the curb to miss the car, was thrown but miraculously escaped serious injury.

-Yesterday The News printed 8 from Titusville telling of a womstory an who had entered suit against the Titusville Fair Association and another woman to recover an automobile that had been awarded to the holder of the lucky number at the fair last year. A similar circumstance has developed between R. E. Speer and Henry Emery. who are claiming a Maxwell car raffled off at the Pulaski fair last week.

Emery held the lucky ticket when number 3.051 was announced. Speer said he and his wife had attended the fair on a previous day and given their tickets to Emery, he acting as agent for them. Now Emery refuses to turn over the car. RECENT DEATHS. G.

S. Boals. Grant S. Boals. in his 82d year.

died at 10 o'clock this morning at his home on Bully Hill, Sandycreek township, where he has resided all his life. The deceased was not alone one of the PIANO BARGAINS Beginning Thursday morning and continuing a few days a sale of gooll standard pianos will be offered at Stranburg's Music House, 1205 Liberty street. Among the good pianos offered are some slightly-used and traded-in pianos at exceedingly low prices. Two good Player Pianos at $285 and $190. One slightly-used Piano, $184.

Ten six-octave Organs from $15 and up. The stock of Vietrolas is complete and everything possible is being done to suit the public needs along this line. A complete stock of the best selling Victor records on the market will he found at this store. MAKE STRANBURG'S STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS for Victor Machines and Records. COME TO THE HOUSE OF MANY STORES, where your needs can be supplied, and dollars count double duty in the purchase of a Piano and Player Piano.

At least, see our stock of the world's best makes before making a purchase. STRANBURG MUSIC HOUSE The House of Many Stores. HOME OF THE HARDMAN AND KURTZMAN PIANOS C. C. SHAFFER, Mgr.

oldest, but of the most respected and esteemed citizens of the community. Besides his wife, two sons--E. J. and C. D.

Boals- and one daughter-Mrs. Etta I. Graham -all of Bully Hill, survive, as do seven grandchildren. M. H.

Boals. of Alton, a brother, and Mrs. Eliza Moore, of Franklin, and Mrs. Matilda Elwinger, of Utica, sisters, also survive. Funeral services will be held at the home at 2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon and interment will be in the Graham cemetery.

MRS. MOHR AND NEGROES FACE TWO INDICTMENTS United Providence, R. Sept. Elizabeth P. Mohr, wife of Dr.

C. Franklin Mohr. and the three negroes under arrest for the murder of Dr. Mohr. were to indicted by a grand jury on two counts, one count for the murder of Dr.

Mohr and the other charging assault with intent to kill Emily G. Berger, Dr. Mohr's companion on the automobile ride of Aug. 31st. ITALIAN ADMIRALTY CONFIRMS SHIP'S LOSS United Rome.

Sept. 29. -The Minister of Marine to-day confirmed press reports of the sinking the Italian battleshir Benedetto Brin. in Brindisi harbor. More than 300 lives were lost.

The death of Rear Admiral di Cervin was also officially confirmed. The explosion was caused by a burst of flame that reached the powder magazine. origin of the fire has not been determined, but a preliminary investigation, according to the Marine Office, precindes the possibility that the ship was the victim of a hostile attack. WAR STOCKS KEEP ON SOARING: STEEL IS UP United New York. Sept.

war stock speculation craze, which yesterday set a mark unequalled since 1907, to-day swept the market on toward new records. Completion of the $500.000.000 loan negotiations was the chief bullish factor. At noon excited brokers had traded 687.000 shares, about 12.000 shares behind yesterday's closing figures. Shortly after noon the rush of bullish activity took Crucible Steel to P. R.

R. SHOP MEN TO GO ON FULL TIME FRIDAY United Altoona. Sept. 29, Pennsylvania railroad machine shop employees have been ordered on full time commencing Friday. Oct.

1st. The erder affects 2.000 men. and was caused by the rapidly increasing freight traffic. The men have been on shoe time for nearly two years. FIRE THAT BURNS FOR HOURS SWEEPS SUFFERN United Suffern.

N. Sept. five residences and a business block containing about twenty small stores were destroyed by a fire which swept Suffern during last night and early today. The fire burned for hours. Early to-day the blaze was under control, but the property loss will be heavy.

From the number of replies the patrons of the want adv. column of The News receive, it is apparent that near ly all of our readers peruse the P. column almost as carefully. as the daily news. INTEREST SATE FIRS We employ oniy such methods as make banking institutions of positive value.

We believe that above everything else, stability and faithfulness are demanded and on this basis we invite your patronage. THE EXCHANGE BANK OF FRANKLIN, PA D. GRIMM GEO. B. WOODBURN E.K MEYERS, President Vice President Cashier DIRECTORS Grimm C.C.

John F. Hillier John bit Geo: B. Woodbur J. Howard Smiley Clayton W. Cone MURDERER RECOGNIZED TRYING TO DISGUISE HIMSELF Greenville, Sept.

a jealous rage William Rock, aged 40, is alleged to have shot and killed instantly Mrs. Bruno Spali, aged 28, in an apartment house near here yesterday. Persons who heard the shots saw Rock dash from the house and he was pursued by a posse over the state line to Kinsman, ten miles from here, where for several hours trace of him was lost. Rock was in a barber's chair with half of his moustache removed when he was recognized by Chief of Police Penman and placed under arrest. TO-DAY'S MARKETS Standard Oil Stocks.

Furnished by J. Securities, Howard Pranklin, Smiley, Pa. InvestMember Pittsburg Stock Exchange. Bid. Anglo -American Atlanoic Ref'g 675 Borne-Serymser .265 Buckeye P.

L. ..102 "hesbrough Mfg. Co. 720 Colonial Oil Crescent P. L.

...47 Continental Oil ..257 Cumberland Pipe L. .57 dureka P. L. ..265 Galena-Signal Oil .160 Illinois P. L.

165 Indiana P. L. 157 National Transit New Yark Transit ............218 Northern P. 1. 107 Ohio Oil 157 Prarie Oil Gas Prairie P.

L. Solar Ref g. Southern P. L. South Penn Oil 45 South West P.

L. 0. Caliornia 12 0. Indiana O. Kansas .412 0.

Kentucky O. Nebraska 340 0. New Jersey .497 0. New York 203 0. Ohio .520 Swan de Finch 130 'nio: Tank Line ....82 Oil Co.

.227 Vashington Oil .40 Vaters-Pierce Gas Stocks. Bid. Asked. Mfrs. L.

and H. 50 Ohio Fuel Supply United Natural Gas 133 134 Fayette 102 102 Oklahoma 67 )sage 75 Caney River Kansas 10 Columbia G. and E. 14 Pgh. O.

and G. Oil Stocks. Bid. Asked. Pure Oil Ohio Fuel Oil Various Stocks.

Bid. Asked. Crucible Steel 106 Crucible, pfd 110 Fireproofing Fireproofing pfd W. Air Brake 142 143 W. Electric 621 W.

Machine 21 Coal American Window Glass. 20 2034 Amer. Window Glass, pfd 97 Switch and Signal Labelle Iron 46 461. Ohio Fuel Bonds 98 99 NEW YORK STOCKS. by Chas.

A. Steele Trust Company Open. Close. American Beet Sugar American Can Co 63 63 American Car 81 American Steel Foundry. 581 American Ice 23 22 American Locomotive American Smelters 86 851, American Sugar 10814, 109 American Tel.

and Anaconda Copper Alaska Gold Atchison Baltimore and Ohio 88 Bethlehem Steel 360 362 Brooklyn Rapid Transit. 84 Canadian Pacitic 161 Chesapeake and Ohio Colorado Fuel and 65 Consolidated Gas 130 Corn Products 19 Crucible Steel 102 Central Leather Chino Copper Distilleries Erie General Electric 174 General Motors 365 364 Goodrich Rubber Great Northern Great Northern Ores Interboro Inspiration Copper 38 Kansas and Texas 5 Lehigh Valley 146 Missouri Pacific 4 New York Central 97 National Lead Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific ........111 New York Air Brake ....160 157 New Haven Ontario and Western Pennsylvania Pacific Mail 33 33 Pressed Steel Car 75 73 Railway Steel Springs Reading Republic Steel Rock Island Southern Pacific St. Paul 87 Tenn. Copper .65 Third Ave. Union Pacific 133 U.

S. Rubber U. S. Steel, com. 7814 78 C.

S. Steel, pfd. Utah Copper 68 THIS STORE CLOSES AT 5:35 P. M. "WHAT SHALL I HAVE FOR MY NEW TAILORED SUIT?" There's an abundant and satisfactory answer to this question to be found in our Suit Section, Second Floor.

This Fall Season of 1915 has developed styles that are wonderfully beautiful and so becoming to the individual wearer. And these styles are confined entirely to this store for Franklin, so that you'll not see them duplicated elsewhere. MY Not only that, but they come direct to this store from noted manufacturers and producers of correct fashions, manufacturers whose products are accepted, and have been accepted for many seasons, as being ultra-correct. No space here to enumerate the manifold merits and superior excellencies of this store's Suits--asking and inviting closest comparison of relative values, not the least of which is to be found in an economy of priee. $14.50 to $45.00.

ROYAL SOCIETY PACKAGE HOLIDAY SHOWING. On display and sale are the new Royal Society Packages for the holidays. Just about everything these people produce. Line is so well and favorably known that the simple announcement of the arrival will be of interest to every woman. Display is on Second Floor, art Department.

Sutton 00D5 The Strength of THIS BANK lies not only in its capital of surplus and profits of $200,000.00 and resources of but also in the character and financial responsibility of the men by whom its affairs are directed. CHARLES MILLER, President. 0. D. BLEAKLEY, Vice Pres.

F. W. OFFICER, Cashier. C. B.

DOLSON, Ass't Cashier. DIRECTORS. Charles Miller O. D. Bleakley F.

W. Officer Bryan H. Osborne George C. Miller J. French Miller H.

F. Grant 017 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Franklin, Pa. Virginia Chemical Western Union 77 Westinghouse Mexican Petroleum Pgh. Coal. Ray.

Consolidated 23 Texas Oil .170 Cotton Oil 52 Almis-Chalmers Maxwell Motors Studebaker 142 CURB STOCKS. Open. Close. Inter Motors 28 29 Jumbo 15-16 Kennecott Sterling Gum Ctandard Motors 10 Temiskaming 40 World Film Tonopah Extension 27111 29-16 United Cigar Stores United Profit Atlanta Emerson Electric Boat 48 Goldfield Merger 19 20 Cannanen 19 20 Inter. Petr.

GRAIN MARKET. Open. Close. Wheat--May Wheat--Sept. 106 Wheat--Dec.

Corn--May Corn--Sept. Corn-Dec. Oats -May Oats--Sept. 367 Oats- -Dec. Pork-Oct.

13.30 13.40 Pork--Jan. 12.80 15.60 THE OIL MARKET. Pennsylvania Crude.