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Answers not held after two weeks. THE WEATHER WASHINGTON, May 7. Forecast: Eastern Pennsylvania Fair Monday and Tuesday: mild temperature, light variable winds. Western Pennsylvania Fair Monday and Tuesday; light to moderate west and southwest winds. Yesterday's Weather.

Temperature 8 a. m. 61 degrees 8 p. ..69 degrees Relative humidity 8 a. 60 per cent.

8 p. 69 per cent. Temperature extremes 4 p. 74 degrees 3 a. 42 degrees Normal for 33 years, 56 degrees.

Saturday's Weather. Temperature 8 a. degrees 5 p. 63 degree Relative humidity 8 a. m.

65 per cent. 8 p. 42 per cent. Temperature extremes 5 p. ...69 degrees 4 a.

32 degrees Normal for 33 years, 65 degrees. BIRTHS. GOLDEN To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Golden, of Rockwell avenue, a son.

REAP To Mr. and Mis. James Reap, of Dartmouth street, a son. O'HARA To Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony UHara, of Third avenue, a son. NOONE To Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Noone, of South Seventh street, a son. RUBLE To Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Ruble, of Dickson City, a daughter. COURTRIGHT To Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Courtright, of Peckville, a son.

COX To Mr. and Mrs. John Cox, of Vargllng, a daughter. CUGGINS To Mr. and Mrs.

James Coggins, of Vandllng, a son. DEATHS REIDY In Des Moines. Mav 5, 1911. Rev. Robert H.

Reidy, a native of Wyoming, and a member of the Wyoming conference or the Methodist Episcopal church. Funeral this afternoon with services in the Wyoming Methodist Episcopal church at 3 o'clock. Interment In Wyoming. STANFER In Scranton, May 6. 1911, Mathias Stanfer, of 637 Mineral street.

Funeral at 9 o'clock this mornr ing with services in St. Peter's Cathedral. Interment will be In Cathedral cemetery. McDONALD In Pittston, May 6, 1911, Mrs. Bridget McDonald at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

James Corcoran, of 48 Main street. The funeral will take place from the residence of another daughter, Mrs. William Hall, of 1418 Schlager boulevard. Funeral at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning. Service in St.

Patrick's church. Interment In Cathedral cemetery. KADDLE In Scranton, May 7, 1911, Clarence Kaddle, aged three months, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Kaddle.

of 618 DuPont court. Funeral this afternoon. Services In Peter's Cathedral. Interment in Cathedral cemetery. LEYSHON In Scranton, May 7, 1911, William Leyshon, aged fifty seven ears, or 541 Harrison avenue.

Fun eral tomorrow afternoon from the res Idence. watts In Scranton. Mav 7. 1911. Miss Mary Watts, of 617 Mineral street.

Kunerai at 9:30 o'clock tomor row morning. Services in St. Peter's catnearai. interment in. Cathedral cem etery.

EVANS In Berlin township, Wayne county, May mi, Byron L. Evans, aged forty six years. LITTLE In Easton, May 1911, Marian f. iormeriy of Scrn ton, aged about aeventy five years. CUM MINGS In Archbald, May 6, isn, rTancts, weeK oia son or My.

and Mrs. W. T. Cummlngs. LANGAN In Carbondale, May 6, isii, Mrs.

enagei iangan, aged about sixty years. Funeral tomorrow morning at 8:45 with services at St. Rose church. SLOCUM In New York, May 6. 1911 W.

W. Slocum, formerly of Dundaff aged forty five years. CONNOR In Carbondale, May 6 1911, Mrs. Bridget Connor, aged sev enty years. Funeral tomorrow morning at 9:30 clock with services a'.

St. Rose church. EOSANO In Scranton, May 7, 1911, Martlp, 5 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bosano.

HUGHES In Scranton, May 6, 1911, Mrs. John Hughes, aged about forty five years. KILLGOSA In Scranton, May 7, 191. Michael, lo month old son of Mr, and Mrs. Michael Killgosa, of Birch street.

FUNERALS. The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Love land, of 1112 Cedar avenue, will take place at 2 o'clock this afternoon, with services in St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church. Interment will be In Dunmore cemetery.

The funeral of Michael J. Walsh, of .2013 Price street, will take place at 9 o'clock this morning. Services will be neia in si. Patrick cnurch. Interment will be in Cathedral cemetery.

The funeral of Anthony Rogan. of Church street, Jessup, will take place this mqrnfnr with services in St, James church at 10 o'clock. Interment will be in Archbald cemetery. LOST AND FOUND LOST ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, BE twen Rock street and Irving avenue, watch fob with Initials R. IS.

K. Finder will please return to Tribune Republican office. i 10 LOST GOLD BRACELET WITH IN ltials and date Dec. 25, '07 engraved on Inside. Reward if returned to J.

E. Williams, Third National Bank. 8 WANTED BREAD BAKER AT ROHR wassers Bakery, 311 Penn avenue. 9 MEN WANTED TO LEARN PLUMB lng, electricity, bricklaying; In tnree months. Positions secured.

Catalogue free. Oreat Eastern Trade School, 23d and Sansom streets, Philadelphia, A SMWFtf. WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY, ABLE bodied, unmarried men, between ages of 18 and So citizens of United States, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write the English language.

For Informtaion, apply to Recruiting Officer, 302 Lackawanna avenue, Scran ton. or 46 Laning Wiikes Barre, Pa. A 12t34MWF 29 BUTCHER WANTED ONE WHO understands sausage making. Apply Boeth Market, 1807 Price street. 9 WANTED GOOD ALL AROUND wagon blacksmith also woodworker, competent on new and repair work.

Apply Box D. Tribune Republican. 9 WANTED STRONG, HANDY BOY FOR errands and general use. T. J.

Gil bride St. 701 West Lackawanna avenue. 9 WANTED A BOY TO LEARN BARBER trade, at H. A. Spallettl.

1105 Plttston avenue. 8 WANTED A MAN FOR GENERAL farm work. Address W. J. Gilchrist.

Lake Como, Pa. 8 LEARN AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS. WE teach you at home. Get you 825 weekly Job. $10 weekly while learning.

Rochester Auto School, 879 Rochester, N. Y. ll HELP WANTED FEMALE WANTED EXPERIENCED PANTRY girl; also kitchen girl. L. W.

Restaurant, L. W. station. 10 WANTED STENOGRAPHER, EXPERI enced lady with good education for steady place, $11 to begin. Chance to ad vance.

Give actual experience, age, refer 1 ences and' state how quick come if offered place. Stanford Crowell Ithaca Sign Works, Ithaca, N. Y. 9 WANTED A HOTEL COOK; WAGES $7 per week. Address Vankirk House, Northumberland, Pa.

10 SALESLADIES WANTED TO COVER territory from Wllkes Barre to Carbon dale, with a select line of high grade toilet articles. Exceptional opportunity for right parties. Address The Premier Toilet Preparations Lock Box No. 1052, Atlantic City, N. J.

13 EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKERS wanted. Apply 422 Hickory street. 8 WOMAN WANTED TO DO CLEANING. 222 Wyoming avenue, can after p. m.

8 MRS. E. B. STURGES WOULD LIKE a first class cook, willing to go to the seashore. Call 1630 Sanderson avenue, oeiween me sin ana ism oi jaay.

A lltf HELP WANTED. WANTED (QUALITY) LADIES AND gentlemen to give part or all of their time to a neaitny outdoor occupation. Compensation according to time given and ability. Address 4, care Trlbune Kepumican. 8 ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY earn steady income corresponding for newspapers, experience unnecessary.

Ad dress Press Corresponding Bureau, Wash ington, c. 16 SITUATION WANTED SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG woman as bookkeeper and stenogra pher; has seven years of practical ex perience. D. M. Tribune Republican.

9 SITUATION WANTED BY A FIRST class meat cutter. Has plenty of ex perience and A references. Address L. H. Amnion, 417 Deacon street.

9 YOUNG MAN PRESSER WANTS A RE liable jod. A address "dresser" care Tribune Republican. 9 SITUATION WANTED AS GOOD COOK ana jaunaress in private family; refer ences. Box H. Tribune Republican.

9 EXPERIENCED MECHANICAL draughtsman desires position. Address 1705 Farr street. 8 WANTED DRESSMAKING BY DAY. Latest fashions. 700 Monroe avenue.

New 'phone, 1234. 9 A DRESSMAKING, AT 813 Mulberry street. New phone, 2741 K. 9 ABLE STENOGRAPHERS IN SEARCH of positions usually register at our free Employment Department we have number now ready to send out. Call Remington Typewriter 810 Washing ton avenue.

Old phone, 4375. ltf HORSES AND WAGONS. FOR SALE. CHEAP TEAM OF MULES. ana I years oia; weigni, i.iuu; suit able for farm work also driving horse.

10 years oia. corner rneian ana provi dence Road. 9 HORSE FOR SALE. 730 IRVING AVE nue. Bell 'phone, Z210 W.

8 FOR SALE 26 HEAD OF GOOD horses, one pony, cart and harness. In quire M. Dinner's Feed Store, 337 Penn avenue. 8 FOR SALE 5 GOOD, CHEAP WORK norses. Farm stables, opposite 1408 South Main avenue.

A 30 POULTRY AND EGGS EXHIBITION BUFF ROCK EGGS, PEN im i.dv ior is; iso. ii. o. Mid Valley Yards. Hodason A Sons.

Perk vllle. Pa. 5 6 8 FINE THOROUGHBRED COLUMBIA Wyandottes for ir C. W. Tribune Republican.

atf 26 VARIETIES OF BABY CHICKS FOR rnw on eggs after May Pierce Poultry Farm. bondale, Pa. EGGS FROM MY BEST BREEDING pens B. P. Rocks, S.

C. White Lea horn and 6. C. R. I.

Reds, $1.00 forlS $6.00 per 100; utility stock, $4.00 per 100 Perkln Ducks' eggs. $1.00 for tr. raised free range. Seamana FnU Elec. R.

R. Get off at A. R. ai az DETECTIVE AGENCY WILSON DETECTrVB AGENCY STVI wuw Kuwim umtm WMa ay shrewd, capable and honest men. 40T OjPeonlea Bank Bldak Robert WUm, THE TRIBUNE REFCBLICAN.

M05DAY, MAY 8, 1911. is To get ia touch with investors or if yoti have money to invest use TRIBUNE REPUBLICAN Classified Ads. rirh in i i ii it AN OPEK BOOK FOR ADVTISERS is maintained isjwWicatfan its circulation certified bjrtht AMEWcHHtW5PAPER ft HELP WANTED MALE RELIABLE PARTY WITH 1100 TO IS00 cash. Exclusive business requiring one nour daily, profits over 175 montniy. Apoly.

after a. Room 430. Casey a FOR RENT GENERAL. FOR RENT ONE LARGE FRONT AND side room, first floor; light housekeep ing if aesirea. vis Mulberry street.

ll FOR RENT FIVE ROOMS AND DEN, in the Stonier apartment bouse, at 907 Mulberry street; hardwood flnlsh, large porch; city steam and hot water furnished. L. J. Stonier, 923 Woodlawn street. Old 'phone, 2748 J.

ll NEW PAVILION AT LAKE SHERI dan (all season). Can be. "used for aincing or micKeiette or Arcaae. Edward J. Horn.

Nicholson. R. F. No. 3, Lake fcherldan.

10 FOR RENT 8 ROOM HOUSE ALL IM prbvements; 'rent reasonable; 11 Myrtle. Dr. Breach, 207 Washington 10 FOR RENT JUNE let, VERY DESIR able 'five room flat, SI. 617 Prescott avenue. 10 FOR RENT MODERN, WHLL LIGHT ed four room flat; private entrance.

900 Prescott avenue. 10 638 ADAMS, FOR LIGHT HOUSE keeplng, two room suite, furnished complete. 9 REDUCED RENT. 7 ROOM HOUSE coal and gas range, laundry, steam neat. szz Monroe.

FOR RENT. WITH IMPROVEMENTS, 6 rooms. McKenna court. 700 block. inquire 739 Monroe avenue.

ia FLAT TO LET ALL IMPROVEMENTS, exebpt beat; line condition; reasonable. tuas capouse avenue. oi FLAT FOR RENT. nue. 802 TAYLOR AVE 8 FOR RENT OFFICES FOR RENT IN the Republican Building.

Apply at tm Scran ta a Trust Company, ill Spruce street. Scran ton. Pa. IStf HOUSES FOR RENT FOR RENT $35 HOUSE Green Ridge street. AT 11 19 FOR RENT 6 ROOM HOUSE IM provements.

Inquire 510 Dean street. Old 'phone, 4392. A ziMWJtrtr FOR RENT SINGLE HOUSE, 11S6 Vandeventer street improvements. Call Mrs. Davis, 309 Lincoln avenue.

West 10 FOR RENT NEW HOUSE, 7 ROOMS, bath and laundry; all improvements also a 6 room same. 1708 Kldge now. 9 FOR RENT HALF DOUBLE HOUSE all modern improvements rent reason able. 629 Moir court Old 'phone, 418 R. FOR RENT 12 ROOM HOUSE, 833 Quincy; new plumbing.

Inquire P. Box 603, or Old 'phone, 2441 R. A lltf BOUSES FOR RENT ALL LOCATIONS; Lackawanna Real Betate oppoiite port ofTr 7 tt FURNISHED ROOMS. THREE NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS exceptionally convenient for housekeep ing. iilll section, Tribune Republican.

5tf FOR RENT BRIGHT ROOMS, NICELY furnished city steam bath private family. 8Z2 Olive. 10 FOR RENT TWO FURNISHED ROOMS in private family; desirable neighbor hood: centrally located: board If desired references. aare Tribune Repub ncan. 9 FOR RENT DESIRABLE FURNISHED rooms, at 922 Pine street 8 WANTED GENERAL.

WANTS SMALL, NICELY FUR nlshed house or apartment In Scranton or suburbs for the Summer. Man and wife. References exchanged. Address A. Tribune Republican.

10 YOUNG MAN WITH $1,000 CAPITAL is aesirous oi purcnssing a good business. Write, giving full particu lars oi wnai you can oner, jbox K. TODune KepuDiican. 3 6 8 RAILROAD TIME TABLES iiiiriri' "i iiJsjvirirrifi riirii'vjvij uxnj NEW JERSEY CENTRAL. Trains leave Scranton, weekdays, for new I or, oeinienem.

Aiiemown. Head ing, Lebanon, Harrlsburg, Mauch Chunk, wnue. xiaven, Asmey, vy UKes uarre, eto 7:10 a. 19:50 p. m.

and 4:00 Sundays, :10 2 :10 p. ra. and 6 d. m. For Philadelphia, weekdays.

7 i a. li p. m. ana 4:00 p. m.

gun aays, a. m. ana p. m. irot lamaqua ana ronsvuie, weekaays, 7 a.

m. and 18:8 p. Sundays, 8:11 m. DELAWARE AND HUDSON. Schedule tn effect Feb.

19. 1911: Trains leave Scranton as follows: For Caiboa dale, 1:86, 7:55, 8:50, 10:06 a. m. 12:05, 4 0 9 :20, 1 10:19. 11:82 p.

m. For Honesdale. 7:66 a. m. 1:19, 5:30 p.

m. For Wllkes Barre, :36, 7:40, 8:50, 9:42, 10:40 a. m. 12:10. 1:40, 2:18, 3:20, 4:42, 6:30, 8:91, 7:60, 11 :10 p.

m. For Albany and points North and East, 7 :65 a. m. 4 :06 p. Pittsburg sleeper, 5:30 p.

dally, except Sunday, sunoay irains: tor carbon dale, 8:15, 10:05, 11:60 a. m. 2:18, 4:06, b.ov, f.iv, 11. si, p. m.

for Keg Barre, 9:15, 10:40 a. m. 12:10, 1:40, 3:20. 9:17. 10:40 p.

m. For Hines. dale. 8 :15 a. m.

and 4 :05 p. m. For AI bany and points North and East, 4 p. m. PROFESSIONAL DENTISTS.

DR. JOHN EVANS, HOOM DIMS dsw fiu. asay 'u PR. WHEATON. DENTIST, ROOM iruvn ouiiuiag, ocranson, fa.

SR. C. LAUBACH. lli WyomlBf Ave, DR. EVELYN WEINER, ROOM SIX Traaera duw amg jaay lf DR.

RINSLAND. lli WYOMING AVE. May I8 'U DR. R. T.

TAYLOR, Ul WYOMING AV, painless extraction. May LAWYERS. M. MONAGHAN. ATTORNEY AT.

Law. I1T ConaU Bldg. Juae I 'U MORTGAGE LOANS WE LOAN MONEY AT (, AND HAVE demand for more than we can supply. Let us invest your money In mortgages where you will get I arid have no worry. Walsh, 620 Connell Bldg.

Both Jhona, jr zxtf WE PAT SIX PER CENT, GIVE FIRST mortgage, city real estate Lat in vest your money. Fltsslmoions, Miller B)4f. ir i iii nue. TELEGRAPHY TELEGRAPHY THE ONLY SCHOOL toaihlnff telearanhv in thin nart nf Pennsylvania. Enroll now.

The Com mercial institute, ivi Washington ave INSURANCE 13. IS TOUR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Insured? If not droo a oost card or call on FltMtmmona. Miller Bide. DR. 6IDNET E.

CRE88WELL. 210 Mller Building. Bell 'phone, 8999. 6JU I FOR SALE GENERAL STOVES AND FURNACE REPAIRS always In stock. Weinberg's, SO Pena next door to Lackawanna Laundry.

Feb 1, 1912 FOR SALE KITCHEN RANGE, EAS ter Dockash; also large hot air furnace, "Canton Tropic, No. 1 57," with piping and registers; all In good condition. 1748 Capouse avenue. Bell 'phone, aiu J. 13 FOR SALE SAWDUST, 50c PER LOAD for all you can draw, at S.

Eceleston's Mills, on the E. Coon farm, near Hansom, Pa. 13 FOR SALE GENERAL STORE IN small railroad town about 20 miles from city, all new stock, about 85.000. doing nice cash business. Owner hae too much business.

P. O. Box 342. city. 3 5 8 10 12 FRESH COW FOR SALE.

INQUIRE at Scheuer's Bakery, or 1124 Cedar avenue. FOR SALE, CHEAP GO CART WITH top In good condition. AddIv 339 Har rison avenue. 8 FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH. A hlgh Erade Diano.

Will sell for less than cost of making. Tarty owning same musi go west, on account of ill health. For particulars, address Music Teacher, Tribune Republican. 10 FOR SALE, CHEAP, TO QUICK buyer, four passenger touring car good condition. 455 N.

Decker court. 10 PROPERTY FOR SALE. FULL SIZED corner alley lot. House has nine large rooms partial improvements excellent surroundings; arranged for two families; terms easy. 839 Orchard street.

8 CHINCHILLA BUILDING LOTS FOR sale on easy terms. R. E. Bailey, Chinchilla, Pa. 9 CHOICE STRAWBERRY PLANTS, 60 cents hundred $4 per thousand.

By mall, postpaid, 75 cents per hundred. C. A. Rozell, Klngsley, Pa. 8 FOR SALE LATEST MODEL, VISIBLE typewriter, standard make.

In use less than six months jrtglnal ribbon still on. In perfect condition, and bell for want of use. Call or address 234 Franklin avenue, Scranton, Pa. A lOtf WEDDING RINGS We make a specialty of wedding rings. Ail grades and sizes.

Prices reasonable. Engraving free. Trucker 614 Lackawanna avenue. 25tf BILL POSTERS Local Stock Market. (By Brooks Co.) Stocks.

Bid. Asked Am Gas Elec pfd 42 Automatic Elec Co 47 Blue Creek Coal Land Co.40 Cherry River fr Clark Snover Co, com do ptd Consumers' Ice N. Mex' Ry' Coal col 5's 3 1124' Inter Ed Pub Co, 17 do pfd 38'A Inter Textbook Co. 141 Klots Throwing Co 101 Lacka Wyo 10 Miss Cent Co 49 New River Co, com 2 do pfd 34 Northern Elec St Ry 23 Coal Co, com 8 ao pfd 9u. Paint Creek Col Co 6 Peck Lumber Co 112 Scrantin Bolt Nut Co 109 Scranton Electric Co.

97 scranton Lite ins Co (par sitfj 15 Scranton Ry Co, com 50 ao pfd 631,4 Spring Bk Wat Sup 97 Title Guar Surety Co 95 Lumber Co 155 Tippecanoe Sec Co, pfd (com bonus) 29 BONDS. Am Un Tel conv S's. 1957.nf 17 Auto Elec Co 1st 6's, 1928 76 Beech Creek S's. 1944 85 Cherry River 1st 5's, Cherry River Paper Co 1st SS'A 6 S. 1929.

Gtd 92 K. Chicago Subway Co 1st 5 1928 26 Consol of Pa 1st 5's. 1 Consol Water Sud Co 1st OB, 1829, utd 101 Dawson' Ry Coal 5's, 1951 utd 99 Economy Lt, Ht Pr sht 5's. 19.W, Gtd 94 Illinois Tunnel Co 1st 1928 40 Inter Salt Co cons col 5's i9oi nr Lacka Wyo col 5's, 1951 82 Latrobe Water Co Gen 6's, 193" 9S Miss Cent S's, 1949. Gtd 96 i Mex Ry Coal cons COI 6 8.

1951 97 1957 1849 99 Northern Elec St Ry 5's, ISO? 77A North Jersey Pocono Mt 5's, 1919 nf 'Gara Coal Co 1st 5's, 1955 7SV, Paint Creek Col Co 1st 6's, 19o6 471,4 Pa Cent Brewing Co 1st 6's, 192i 56 Pa Coal Coke S's. 1932 87 .4 Pa Coal Coke cons col 5's. 1953 nf 10 Scranton Gas Water Co 1st 5 1923 102' Scranton Gas Water Deb l93o 102 Scranton Gas Water Deb 5's, 1939 102 Scranton Electric Ref 5's 1937 100 Scranton Ry cons S's, 1932. 99 Scranton Traction Co 1st 6's, 1932' J110 Spring Brook Water Sup ply co 1st 5 8. 1926 lmu Temple Iron Co lsst col 4 1925, Gtd 103 Webster Coal Coke cons 5's, 1942 82 SCRANTON BANK STOCKS nthracite Trust 67 'A County Savings 457 Dime Dcp Dis Electric City First National 375 Green Ridge 6H4 eystone xWS Lackawanna Trust Safe Dap Co 33," 30 19 70 99 100 160 79 88 94 f27U W2 100 97 nf31 f52 sr 100 96 99 100 f60 SO f50 f61 91 fl5 103 102 101 h2 104 105 S3 69 462 470 64 381 63 110 340 111 82 174 127 825 231 158tf 185 67 135 116 1 76 65 175 110 Subjcet to call before maturity, Nominal, Fiat.

xPar value $50, II Par value $25. All other Quotations on basin nf nor value $100. i HESITATING TONE RETARDED MARKET It Was Reflected In the Uneven Course of NEW YORK, May 7. A tone of hesitation and uncertainty developed in the securities market last week, and was reflected In the uneven course of The rise of the previous week gave place several times to a reactionary tendency. The extent of the previous advance and the period of its duration gave some grounds for the pause, other reasons for which were found in various unfavorable de velopments of the week.

Most obvious of the disturbing factors were the increasing gravity of the 'Mexican situation and the various proposals for congressional investigations of so called trusts. 1 The degree of resistance shown by stocks to these unfavorable factors seemed to indicate confidence in fundamental conditions on the part of large holders of securities. The abundance of money supplies and the growing difficulty of finding employment for them in commercial chan nels relieves the stock market from pressure of liquidation on that score. In the bond market the pressure of funds for investment continues to make a distinct impression. Bond Issues Restricted, New bond issues are in restricted volume and are being readily taken care of.

A large proportion of the new issues is for refunding purposes. designed to extend or tako up short term issues made in the period following the financial crisis of 1907. Demand for new capital is limited by the doubtful industrial and trade outlook. An improving investment inquiry for existing bond issues follows as a natural consequence "and is reflected in the growing volume of business in the bond department of the stock exchange. An index of the backward industrial THE AMERICAN COMPANY, JAMBi movement is found in the reduced iron Reardon, Manacer.

815 Linden Streetl j. General outdooor advertuers and dlstrlbu. tors Work guaranteeeo. Jy a 'U uuarcn. This week's monthly copper statis tics, however, are expected to be fa vorable.

Figures of bank clearings and Of railroad earnings bear out th ity. March railroad earnings show 50 some benefit from the economies pu 18w in force sifter the rate advances were refused In February, hut shrinkage 117 in gross remains unbalanced by the decreases in expenses, 41 n. n.anj 105 An official statement for the Penn 20 I sylvania railroad put the reduction of 53 I force and workine time on lines pas of Pittsburg and Erie at the equiva 24 I UL mcrii, unuig lu uic uc 10 pression in business," and the "neces tn economize In evorv nnssihle 8 jiTiilway. ino contraction in me amount 114 disbursed for wages which is thus in "4 dicated Involves a reaction on demand for commodities. Another item in the same process is found in.

tbe lower prices for farm products, which is serving to reduce the amounts for ready expenditures in farming com munities. The continued high promise for crops, so far as can be determined at this season, keeps up hopes for agri cultural prosperity and acts as the most substantial offset to unpromising MINES ARE KEPT GOING FILLING APRIL ORDERS May opened with a large number of orders on anthracite operators books which they were unable to illl In April and which, in accordance with the usual rule, went over Into the new month. The price of prepared sizes advanced ten cents per ton automatically, and chestnut coal, which opened in April 25 cents a ton hlg 'her than in 1910, ia this month selling for 35 cents more than lt did last May. New orders since the first, of the month have been light, but this Is usually the case In Consumers take a few days to look Into their re quirements before ordering coal at advanced prices. There is now enough business in sight to keep the mines going full time for most of the month, and as In April the only difficulty is to supply the demands of consumers promptly.

The trade is still congratulating It self over the large business In April. The sales of coal during the month were larger, lt Is believed, than In any month In its history. The Reading, for Instance, while lt shipped considerably less coal than in April of last year, sold more coal than in any month in 102'A i's history, and, as a matter of fact it me company naa naa on hand cer 101 tain sizes in the quantltes which were wantod, It could have disposed of a much larger quantity than was actual ly sold. Other of tlwi large companies had a similar experience. This month such a demand for coal can hardly be expected, but lt will be a very Import ant and profitable month for all the large producing companies.

BANK CLEARINGS. The banK clearings through tho Scranton Clearing house for week end ign Saturday exceeded the clearings of the previous week by 6154,637.14. The comparative clearings for the two weeks, according to the weekly report Gcrfra nagerof the Pine Brook 57t4 rruviunca X109 Scranton Savings ,.820 Scranton Trust Co 171 South Side xl22 Third National soo Traders' National 229 Union National 156 West Side xl75 SUBURBAN BANK STOCKS. Archbald Bank 64 Fidelity Dep Dis (Dun more xlSO First National (Dunmore). 114 First National (Jermyn) ..167 First National (Olyghant) .205 Olyphant Bank 74 Old Forge Discount Depx 61 Peckville National 165 Taylor Dep Dis xl05 59 Clearings for week ending Saturday, May 6 347 8 Clearings for week ending (Saturday, April 29 2,865.710.71 Increase 154J337.14 May Increases Capital.

A special meeting of the stockholders of the Scranton Fire Insurance company will be held at 1 o'clock this afternoon. The meeting was called for the purpose of having the stockholders vote on a reso J0 4 lution passed by the board of directors. reuruary so, ana proposing to Increase the company's capital stock from 1100, 000 to $200,000. ACCIDENT INSURANCE THAT INSURES. BOTH accident and health, In the leading Accident Insurance Company of the coun $JX 1 iicta.Tthy, jtat, 716 Connell Bldg.

Both 'phones, 'U Do You Buy Ask for our chart of values stocks. Specialists in Local Securities, SCRANTON. BROOKS Members New York FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 8 ROOM HOUSE, WELL furnished, porch east side and front fine water: lot 60x260 shop 18x32. Spring street, Ilawley, Pa. Address D.

Decker, Hawley, Box 165. 9 BARGAIN FOR QlTlK BUYER Three city lots, containing 72x150 on Fig street, near Crown avenue valued at $1,000. Write or call with your offer on J. J. Kossman, 792 Farbftr court.

A13tf FOR SALE THREE DESIRABLE SIN I glo dwellings with all Improvements, full lots, as follows: 600 block Taylor avenue for $6,800, 800 block Taylor ave 1 nue for $7,500, 500 block Washington avenue, $10,000. Reynolds Wvnkoop, reoples Bank Bldg. 12 DELAWARE FARMS $10 TO $75 AN acre for good tomato, apple, peach, cantcloupk and pear also grain and truck farms. Easy payments and big bargains. Write for list and full information to, Conwell Brothers, Milton, Delaware.

9 FOR SALE STORY FRAME HOUSE, 6 rooms, lot 40x126. located at 1314 Biyn Mawr itreet. Lincoln Heights. Walsh, 520 Connell building. 23tf VAUGHAM BUYS.

SELLS AND RENTS REAL ESTATE 421 fcACKAWANNA AVE. BEFORE YOU BUY SELL OR RENT A HOUSE OR HOTEL, ALWAYS SEE KIZER SWINGLE BOTH PHONES. MEARS BLDG. THE HOLGATE CO. Est.

20 Years. "Real Estate in its Branches" PEOPLES BANK BLDG. iiiiwBUTS. SELLS, RENTS llfiWI I I ed inmrei Real Es Ufifll I I tate. My list Include all klnljg 0 Mty properties; alco farms and suburban iioraei.

Both 'phones; 1605 Monsey Scranton, Pa, Lackawanna iftate Co. Estate City and Suburban Real Estate. Both 'Phone. Opposite Post Office. LEGAL NOTICES PUBIJC SALE.

There will be exposed to public sale at Farview, Wayne County, on May 16th. 1911. at 10 o'clock a. ten car loads of property, viz: Two carloads of fire proofing material, four carloads of hollow brick, three carloads of sewer pine. one carload of cut stone.

This material was made and shipped to Georso A. Glenn Company and others, to bo used In the construction of the Hospital for the Criminal Insane at Farview, and has been held on the cars for freight, storage and demurrage charges and will be sold under an order of A. T. Searle, President Judge of Wayne County, to pay the lien of the Delaware Hudson Company, the common carrier, for freight, demurrage and storage charges. Terms of sale.

cash. THE DELAWARE HUDSON COM PANY. ADrll 29th, 1911, WELLES TORREY, Attorneys for Delaware ana Hudson Co. A 29M 16 MUNICIPAL CIVIL 8ERVICE COMMIS SION, CITS OF SCRANTON, PEXNA. Examinations will be held by the Municipal Civil Commission on Wednesday evening, Way 17, 1911, at clock, for the following positions; FlrHt I'ave Inspector.

Second Kewer Inspector, Third Bridge Inspector. Applications must be filed with the SeC' retary of the Municipal Civil Service Com mission not later than Monday, May 15, 1911. All inrormation and blank appli cations can be received by applying at Municipal Civil Service Commission. JOHN J. OWENS, 10 Secretary.

STORAGE STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD FTTRNI ture, all kinds; 68 private storage rooms; low rates of charge. New York Storage Warehouse 223 Centre itreet. iwu uuura iruin trvnn avenue new pnonr 139; old 'phone, 463; money to loan on en Kinua oi goods wnen in storage MISCELLANEOUS TEN PER CENT. ON ALL SUMS FROM one thousand, up, secured by N. Y.

mortgages with title guaranteed. James Reardon, 315 Linden street, Scranton. Afrl6 PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PAPER haneing. faneung clone at prices irom wm run up. t.

n.i.tn. QIC KnHu ri tseacii, irniuivit L.uiiu ijjieoin ave nue. 19 WATCH REPAIRING. Victor H. Wells.

Watchmaker. Km pies Bank uuliaing, fecranton. Pa, 31 WILL iiui yuu a.LUi'HM,'Q AND shoes: pay high prices ladies' o.i gentsi'. Joseph Steinberg, 229 Mulberry street. Old 'phone, B26 New 'phone.

384 K. 21 CARLUCCI STONE CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND DEAL ers In Cut Stone. Estimates furniahad. Offices: 4th floor, Real Estate Exchange Bldg.

Yards Green'u Lane, adjoining H. and I A W. R. tracks. Botn pnonva.

i 11 CAST OFF CLOl "5INQ. Highest cash prices paid for cast off clothing, or I will give the best Imported linens in exchange tor either Ladies' or Gents' wearing apparel. Philip Karp, 407 Penn avenue. Scranton. Pa.

Sept 'll MEGA1GEE PRINTERS' SUP jpUea, envelopes, paper bass, twin 10 avenue. Bank Stodts?" and earnings of local bank 0., Bankers, oiock Exchange. WILKES BARRE. THE BONDS Which Offer You, Contain Safety, Liberal Income Market Ability Surdam, Christian BONDS OF RELIABILITY. Traders Rank SCHAXTON, PA OPEN EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS.

C. I. Hudson BROKERS. Members New York Stock Ex change Since 1874. Listed aad Unlisted Stocks and Bonds SCRANTON AND NEW YORK BANK STOCKS.

SCRANTON OFFICE: 203 Traders National Bank Building FOli THE SMALL INVESTOR. $100 S200 $500 FIRST MORTGAGE 6 BONDS (With 75 Stock Bonus) of (be SCRANTON BINGHAMTON RAILROAD CO, E.A. Burke Bankers (cranton. Wllkes Barre, Fa. WE WILL SELL Union National Scranton Trust Title Guaranty Surety Mississippi Central Stock MONEY TO LOAN $10 AND UPWARDS To Uouaekecjum, ork lugiueB mm' Salarlev employes.

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AND 8T, SCBAKTON. PA. Saturday evenings until 9 o'ctfoek. ou fumiiure, pluno vr YOU BOllilOW 610 and Pay (12.00 in 0 Payments 23 and Pay $27.60 la Payments $50 and l'uy la a Puyineale NO OTHKK CHARGE. PIOOIM.hi'S LOAN CO, 427 Spruce St.

Itonnia 1, 2, lAflLlCV 'amond'. Watch munki and Jewelry at lowest IT RadJu. Kroker and Jau.i., Vn Lackawanna 4 enue. AprUI 12,000 AMI 32,500 TO LOA.V AT ONCH; also larger sums; real estate securities only. James Gardner Sanderson, 1003 Mears Bldg.

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