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Ceat Word If paid la advaaea, 1 at a Word If Charred. All ForclBB Claaelaeatteaa. 1 Ceat a Word. No advertisement Icaa taaa Ceata. Telephone soar "Wants," Both Faoaea, 40M.

"WANT" ANSWERS Advertisers will please call at The Tribune Republican offloo for the following replies: A 4 Old Established Hotel Lunch RoonS Zl v. Urgent 8 W. A. M. 1 W.

2a. 4 2 Today's Weather. iricnivfiTiiv ian 11. Eastern Pennsylvania Snow Friday; Saturday clearing south, snow north portion. colder northeast to norm wmua increasing by Saturday.

t. r. "Ponnsvlvania Snow rri HoturHav mifiw flurries, con tinued cold; moderate north winds. 1 Yesterday's Weather. Local weather report for Scranton, Jan.

11, 1912: Temperature 8 a. 10 degrees 8 p. 1 degrees 1 Relative humidity 8 a. ..74. per cent p.

...52 per cent. Temperature extremes 2 p. 17 degrees 2 a. 9 degrees i Normal for 33 years 26 degrees. BIRTHS 1 Tn Afr and Mrs.

J. X. McGavln, of Meshoppen, twin daugh ters. DERBY To Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Derby, of West Drinker street, Dunmore, a son. ouiEi.ns To Mr. and Ralph Shields, of Clark's Summit, a son. VAN HOUSEN To Mr. and Mrs.

G. V. Van Housen, of Gouldsboro, a. daughter. a AOR LICENSES Angelo Garliardo City Amelia Turano Carbondale Stephen Pigula Jessup Mary Sewak Jessup Wasco Bekic Rebecca Radwick Adam Gill Carbondale Lottie Illalina Mayfleld MARRIAGES BANCROFT HAXNON In Hartford, Dec.

28, 1911; Oliver Pier son Bancroft and Miss Norma Mao Featherstone Hannon, both Hart ford, Conn. BUTZEXAUE HOOD In Forest City, Jan. 10, 1912, by Rev. R. H.

Walsh, Frank Butzenalie and Miss Elvie Hood, both of Forest City. EDWARDS DAVIS In Peckville, Jan. 10, 1912, by Rev. J. S.

Thomas, Walter F. Edwards and Miss Clara Davis, both of Olyphant. DEATHS THOMAS In Buffalo, N. Jan. 10, 1912, Mrs.

sarah Thomas, aged seventy years and nine months, widow William P. Thomas, and a former esident of Scranton. Pa. Funeral his afternoon from the family resi lience, 453 Potomac avenue, Buffalo. VOCKROTH In Scranton, Jan.

1. 1912, Mrs. Mary Vockroth, of 806 Pittston avenue, aged sixty six years. The funeral will take place tomorrow ternoon with services at the home 2 o'clock. WALTON In Stroudsburg, an.

11, 1912, Edward. D. Walton, of KVest Main street, aged thirty seven ears. The funeral will be held Sun Bay afternoon. BRUSH In Stroudsburg Jan.

1, 1912, Fred, 5 month old son of Mr. nd Mrs. Edward Brush, of Ann street' SUTTON In Scranton, Jan. 11, 012, Miss Dorothea Sutton, of 90s prospect avenue, aged seventy nine rears. HAY WARD In Honesdale, Jan.

0, 1912, Mrs, James W. Hayward, aged hinety two years. MALLET In Pittston, Jan. 1, 1912, Miss Rose O'Malley of Par fonage street The funeral will take lace tomorrow morning with services St. jonn church at 9 oclock.

KANE In Scranten, Jan. 11, 912, Mrs. Ellen Kane, aged eighty ears, of Elm street Dunmore. SCHENZER In Carbondale. an.

11, 1912, Mrs. Christiana Schen aged eighty nine years. The fu heral will take place from the real ence tomorrow afternoon with ser ices at 3 o'clock. FUNERALS. The funeral of Isaac Palmatier.

a Civil war veteran, will take place at oclock tomorrow afternoon from he residence of his daughter, Mrs. Miller, of Court street. North Scranton. The members of Lieut. Ezra Griffin post.

No. 139. Grand Army of he Republic, will meet aa 1:30 o'clock nmnrrnw afternoon at Memorial hall attehd the funeral. Interment will ake place in Dunmore cemetery. The funeral of Patrick J.

Walsh, of A inton street, Dunmore. will take lace this morning witi services at so clock in St. Mary church. The funeral of Philip Miller, of 1315 sh street, will take place at 2 oclock his afternoon with services at the esidence, Rev. 0.

H. Dietrich, pastor the FetersDurg Presbyterian churc.i, fflolating. Interment In. Dunmore emetery. The funeral of Misrf Anna O'Malley ,111 take place at 9:30 o'clock with a igh mass of requiem in St.

Peter fcthpflral. Interment in Cathedral The funeral of Charles Williams, of 38 North Main avenue, will take ace at 2 clock Sunday afternoon, ith services at the residence. InteT ent in Washburn Street cemetery. The funeral of James Filer, of :05 Hollister avenue, will take place 2 o'clock this afternoon with ser Ices at the residence, Rev. W.

E. Hal way, pastor of the North Main Ave Iie Christian church, officiating. Inter ent in Washburn Street cemetery. The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Flnan, 706 Warren street, Dunmore, will ke place at 9:30 o'clock this'morn with services in St.

Mary's churcii. kerment In Cathedral cemetery. HELP WANTED MALE YOUNG MAN AGE 22 TO 25. AS COL lector. Must have best of reference and be able to produce results.

Only men of good appearance looking for a chance to advance to responsible position through hard work, need apply. Call after 10 o'clock. Room 908, Mears Bldg. WANTED AN EXPERIENCED SALES man at People's Department store, 606 Lackawanna avenue. WANTED HAT SALESMAN, EXPER ienced and competent.

State salary and experience. Address Tribune office. 13 SALESMAN WANTED, EXPERIENCED in selling typewriters or drug supplies; salary and commission. Apply Mr. Myers, Hotel Casey, after 10 a.

m. Friday. WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY ABLE bodied unmarried men between ages Of 18 and 35; citizens of United States of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write the English language.

For information apply to Recruiting Officer, 302 Lackawanna Scranton, or 45' Lan lng Bldg. Wilkes Barre, Pa. Ju 28 BE A TRAVELING SALESMAN, EARN While you learn. J3rausi.ret:i. ojoicin, Rochester, N.

Y. 12 WANTED MEN TO HARVEST ICE. H. W. Schoen, 2747 Frink street, West Mountain.

12 THEATRICAL THREE USHERS, TWO ticket agents, one manager. 326 Coal Exchange building. Call after 6 p. m. WANTED YOUNG MAN ABOUT 21 n.

AH OTAI TT 1 A i T1 mtll years uj. as "t'e" must be quick and accurate in figures ana a iair penmn. II Un III iioiiuirnmiB, 17 una perience if any to Box 563, Scranton a. HELP WANTED FEMALE WANTED SALESLADIES TO COVER proposition. $1.25 per Pa.y and extra commission.

Apply by letter. K. kll.n. T.ld care I uune ncy uncftii. WANTED A NO.

1 STENOGRAPH ers to register at our office for positions. Remington Typewriter Co. A 22 tf WANTED LADY TO DEVOTE A FEW hours eacn aay 10 iigni pjeaanni 1. A In flf church work. Salary 1.60 per day.

Auaress care j. i iuuiic xcu uiaou. SITUATIONS WANTED SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG man: anv kind 'of work; can furnish references. Address 612 Adams Ave. 1S YOUNG MAN, 23, BOOKKEEPER, stenographer ana general omce man; 3 years experience; desires position with reliable firm; furnish best of references.

Address 2, care Tribune Republican. BOOKKEEPER, ACCOUNTANT, THOR oughly experienced in wholesale and Iliau utaL i.e, edge of typewriting. Address care TriDune itepuuiican. A PRACTICAL NURSE WANTS A Po sition doing any Kino oi nursing. Old phone 4160.

824 Gibson street. ZV SITUATION1 WANTED BY A YOUNG woman to dd general housework In mall family lu Green Itldge section, 3675 It old phone. 17 SITUATION WANTED YOUNG LADY desires position in a. uressmamng shop. Miss Gladys Birs, 2321 Ash Petersburg, Pa.

12 SITUATION WANTED BY A GIRL, experienced in houseworK. can fur nish references. Address care Tribune Republican. 12 SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG man as salesman on roaa. uooa ref erences; experience.

I7u old phone, or address w. H. ill Harrison avenue, city. 12 SITUATION WANTED HOUSEKEEP ine for small family or helping in kitchen. Address Lackawanna poetof fice, care Mr.

uorpett. 15 EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER DE sires posmuii. tun lurfiisii oest oi references. Address A. care Trib une Republican.

15 LOST AND FQUND LOST ON LACKAWANNA AVENUE, between Franklin ana Wyoming, or Woolworth's store, a large dark tail from fur neck piece. If found, please return to Tribune Republican office, or Mrs. J. F. Whiting, i6Jt renn avenue.

16 LOST A LOWER SET OF FALSE teeth. If found and returned to Dr. L. R. Reel, 400 Dime Bank $2.00 reward.

15 LOST BULL DOG; LIGHT BRINDLE; white muzzle; white under breast; called four white feet. Re furn tn 229 Wyoming avenue. Lion Head Cafe. Reward. 13 LOST SATURDAY NIGHT, BETWEEN Providence ana central city, a rear auto lamo.

Connected up for electric light. Finder will be rewarded If re turned to a u. uwiico at iuji, oiti mulberry street. 15 LOST PART OF BADGE, SCRANTON Choral Union; inscription, "Prize Winners, W. F.

I. Return to Wat kins' Drug Store, 1204 Providence road. Reward. 13 WANTED WANTED STUDENTS, BOTH SEXES, to take private instructions in Graham System of shorthand. The' old reliable and best system in existence.

Address Box care Tribune Republican. 12 DESK ROOM WANTED BY RESPON sible party; office supply concern piererred. Address xriDune itepuo liean. 13 WANTED TO RENT A FARM WITH good bouse and fruit orchard, about ten or twelve miles from Scranton: would prefer near Northern Elec tric railway; must have good land for raising truck. UDject gooa; will take good care of place.

Answer soon as possible. Address 1, care Tribune Republican. 13 WANTED TO BUY OR RENT, A small farm; not over two or three miles from Northern Electric or Lackawanna station. Give full particulars. Address 1748 Sanderson.

J15 WANTED TO BUY SINGLE OR double houses or vancant lots in any part of Scranton; will pay casta for bargains. William V. Vaughan, 421 Lackawanna avenue. Jy 22tf FOR SALE OR RENT lo cated near Half way House, only 2 miles from Honesdale. Must be sold.

Apply Charles Niemon, Honesdale. 12 15 17 FOR RENT OR SALE LIVERY STA ble. 528 spruce street Inquire F. C. Frederick, Light street, Columbia coun ty, Penna.

15 DETECTIVE AGENCY WILSON DETECTIVE AGENCY HVI dence obtained where it exists, by shrewd, capable and honest men. 407 408 People's Bahk Robert Wilson, Principal. 1 1U 13 JL SELL THINGS IN HIE BEST BECAUSE TDE WIDEST iuu)ay. jAimAnY 12, 1912. FOR SALE GENERAL STOVES AND FURNACE REPAIRS always In stock.

Weinberg's, 30. Penn avenue, next door to Lackawanna iaunary. i Big Furniture, Pino, Auction Sale Friday, 2 p.m., 124 Adams FRIDAY AFTERNOON, TWO O'CLOCK, I will sell at Auction Sale, at 124 Adams avenue (opp. Casey Hotel; look tor the red Hag): A lots or nne rurni ture, brass and iron beds, bedding, rockers, carpets, rugs, linoleum, stoves and heaters, pianos, dressers, parlor suits, folding beds, hall racks, wardrobes, chiffoniers, mission pieces, sewing machine, buffet, extension table, dishes, lace curtains, portiere, large mirrors, mahogany curio cabinet, Ver nis Martin gold cabinet, oil paintings, cut glass, mission sectional bookcases. roll top desks, sideboards, library furniture, library books, leather couch, graphaphone, refrigerator, iron extension couch, gas range, and 'one hundred other pieces.

Don't forget (Friday, 2 p. and place 124 Adams avenue, near Lackawanna. ROBT. CUMMINGS. P.

S. Only licensed auctioneer in Scranton. Freight paid to out of town buyers. 12 SAMPLE SHOES Net tit ton ft Sons, fholesale deal uvea n.iu ruubei 223 cipruo street, next to Hotel Schadt Open Saturday evenings. tt FOR SALE A NO.

POWERS MOVING picture machine, booth, piano and curtain, all in good condition, at 502 4 Cedar Ave. 13 FOR SALE ONE SMITH PREMIER typewriting machine; one table and chair and waste basket, 1,000 sheets of carbon paper, for 850.00; as good as new; also one writing desk and chair, and some other office fixtures, at 510 Miller call and see them; will sell cheap. J. C. Zurflieh.

15 FOR SALE FRESH COW WITH CALF Call at Fick, in Maple Lak, Pa. 3 15 FOR SALE BLACKSMITHING Business; good location; good bargain. John W. Clowe, Moscow. 15 FOR SALE A 117.00 HEATER FOR 89.00; good as new; used but three months.

Call evenings. 903 N. Irving avenue. 16 FOR SALE WELL BRED FEMALE fox terrier puppies. 530 Wrebster avenue.

10 12 13 FOR SALE WEATHER STRIPS THAT last Floyd Lewis, 64a Adams avenue. Old phone, 4861 R. New phone 2870 M. 16 STANDARD MAKE PIANO, USED three months; no reasonable offer refused; selling account leaving town. 49 Washington street, Carbondale.

J12 FOR SALE RESTAURANT BUSINESS, in good location; old establishment. with 82,500 inventory; will sacrifice it for one fourth of the price if soia De fore March. Owner leaving for abroad. Write Box care Tribune Republican. 17 PIANO MAHOGANY' UPRIGHT piano; used six months; cost when new 8400; will sen for 150.

Address jur. oio, ouiauwu. ji. FOR SALE TWO BARBER CHAIRS, new; 1 hot water tank, shelves ana glasses, barber pole, cost $175, can be hnnirht for nearlv half. Call at 610 W.

Lackawanna. One roll top desk, cost $90, can be bought for half about. One cash register, cost $375, can be bought cheap. One light log chain.cost 10c per nound. can buv for almost half.

One ton wagon for half price. 377 Mill street, near Krle omce, uunmore. 27C WATCHES, ELGIN, WALTHAM, Hamilton; 7, 15, 17 and 21 Jewels, in silver and gold cases. Ladies' and cents' oDen faced and closed cases. All unredeemed pledges will be sold at about 40c on the dollar.

Jf.very watch warranted. A. L. Schiller, the oldest pawnbroker' stand In the city, 111 Penn avenue. i( HAY FOR SALE VERY good loose timothy hay.

Call George Morrow, Bell 'phone, 3721; New 'phone, 55. 13 FOR SALE TWO STORE COUNTERS. 205 North Ninth avenue. 12 FOR SALE TWO FRESH HOLSTEIN heifers with calves by their side, Address W. H.

Carpenter, Factoryvllle, Pa. 18 POD A I 19 COWS. 5 YEAR wj lings 2.year.0id bull and 1 3 months old bull. All Registered Hoi stein stock. Going out of business.

Will sell reasonable. Inquire A. F. Siegfried, one halt mile from North Clark's Summit Northern Electric station. 17 UPRIGHT PIANO FOR SALE NEAR ly now; mahogany case.

Party having no further use for same, and will sell very low if sold at once. A) ply 1702 Ridge Row, city. 19 NEW AND SECOND HAND SAFES and vault doors. New phone 831. I.

H. Allabach. 12 nvFDrnATC great bargains In sample overcoats and gents' suits; the latest style and best made garments at half you pay elsewhere. Rain coats from $3.50 up. A.

L. Schiller, ill renn avenue, second floor. FOR SALE CARLOAD OF BALED shavings. S. J.

Bailey, Nicholson, Pa. 16 STEVENSON'S STOCK FARM, WAVER. ly. Pa Imported black Percheron stallion. Service Fee, Spanish service fee, iiu.vo; raise mules.

Polled Holstein cattle, one yearling bull and bull calves for sal. 29 FOR PRICE AND RELIABILITY, SEND your magazine subscriptions to James T. Halpin. Washington and Lin den. Scranton.

Pa. 16 HORSES AND WAGONS FOR SALE 3 DELIVERY SLEIGHS. double harness and surrey. Address Knapps Livery, si7 McKenna court. 1S FOR SALE A HEAVY TEAM.

HAK ness, coal and dump wagons. 315 Luzerne street. 17 TWO HORSES. 6 AND 8 YEARS; 1 buggy, nearly new. Also other wag ons and sieigns.

f. uoivin, Dalton, Pa. 15 FOR SALE TEAM OF BAT HORSES. ages UIUB mu VCH VB 11 pounds; ona heavy lumber wagon one 3 seated surrey, one Syracuse 11... A Amtm.

VT nn BUIA J1U W. flUUl COD 1U, 1UUI All 00 Pike street, Carbondale. JS tf FOR SALE BUTCHER WAGONS, IN good condition; also one dray wagon. Address Robert Edwards, Carbondale, Pa, 18 FOR SALE BAY ROAD HORSE, good condition, safe and sound; a bargain. Box 252, Nicholson, Pa.

J24 FOR SALE JUST ARRIVED WITH carload of horses; weight from 1.000 to 1,600, 320 Adams avenue. F. H. Scutt FOR RENT GENERAL FOR RENT 6 ROOM HOUSE; 1M provements; 626 N. Hyde Park Ave, Inquire at 1225 Swetland.

HOTEL FOR RENT BEST LOCATION in mid valley (old reliable bouse); best In boarding, bar and commercial business; very line bar business. Present proprietor wants to sell, very cheap, on account of sickness. Offers taken care of by Tribune Republican. O. H.

203. 16 FOR RENT THE FIRST FLOOR AT 616 Spruce street for offices. Inquire at 614 Spruce street 15 STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI ture, all kinds; 50 private storage rooms, low rates of charge. New York Storage Warehouse 223 Center Street, two dnnra frnm Pann avenue. New phone.

339; Old phone, 463. Money to loan on all kinds of goods wiien in storage. FURNISHED UNFURNISHED room All imtlrnvKm.nU Llirht housekeeping if desired. 606 rear wasnington, 12 FOR RENT 7 ROOM HOUSE. ALL imnrovementa lnnni 9ns.

Knrth Ninth avenue. 12 STORES FOR RENT. 637 LINDEN ST. a.m ova Aaams Ave. 1.

i. Alianacn. 12 FOR RENT ROOM HOVSEl ALL aynncwiui la xnorta rarK. urera It Iflir nm i .1 lean Peaa aveaue. Old phone 1U34WR.

KUKNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT ONE AND TWO ROOMS furnished for light housekeeping. 645 Adams avenue. 17 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE keeping at 225 Adams avenue. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH or without housekeeping at 922 Pine St. 18 FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR without board.

Also table board. 211 Jefferson avenue. 16 FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, OR light housekeeping. 610 Gibson St. 16 THREE NEWLY FURNISHED SINGLE rooms; conveniences; one block from Court House.

Phone 2083 W. Address care Tribune Republican. 16 2 PLATT PLACE FURNISHED rooms in private family; all conveniences; two blocks from Court House. STEAM HEATED FURNISHED ROOM in private family; rent reasonable! 331 Taylor avenue. j.i6 FOR RENT TWO LARGE WELL furnished rooms, single or together, with every convenience, in a very de nlrahlp nrivatA tinma tn Ka cellent table board near.

Address nm 4, xriDune Kepumican office. J15 LARGE, STEAM HEATED THIRD floor; front room; reasonable. 708 Jefferson avenue. 13 PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS city steam; use of 'phone. 816 Quincy avenue.

j.20 NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS; IM provements; city steam. 414 Spruce street. 12 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE SCRANTON AUTO TIRE VULCANIZ ing Agents for Ajax Tires, guaranteed 6,000 miles; high grade tire and tube repairing. 7.19 Lackawanna avenue. Jy 9 tf POULTRY AND EGGS THERE'S A REASON IF YOUR CHICK ens do not lay.

They are not In condition. Get it now, Saylor's Poul trv Pnwflpr IT lav .1 want to or not. Never fails. Week's naraware o. 2 0 9 12 16 19 WHITE COCHIN BANTAM COtfKER els from the best strain in 'he country; only a few left.

First orders will be filled promptly at $2 each. Address W. A. Tribune Republican. 28tf SPRING BROOK The funeral of Mrs.

David Lewis, formerly of this place, but now of Scranton was held In the Calvlnistic Methodist church here Monday afternoon, Rev. John Hammond officiating. Mrs. Lewis was for many years a resident of Spring Brook and her loss is mourned by a host of friends. Mrs.

W. E. Griffith is suffering with a severe cold. Miss Margaret ScuTi; who has been ill, is convalescent. Mrs.

Margaret J. Thomas, who has been visiting in New York, 1ias returned home. A sewing circle has been organized among the young ladies. The first meeting was held at the home of Miss Cora Thomas, Saturday afternoon, January 5, and the following officers were elected: President, Miss Salome Da vies; secretary. Miss Kathryn Griffith; treasurer, Miss Cora Thomas.

A delicious supper was served by Mrs. Daniels assisted by Miss Thomas, after which the members were duly initiated into the club, to be known as the B. R. S. Members present were: Misses Martha Richards, Clara Morgan, Cora Thomas, Leah Matthews, Nellie Evans, Kathryn Griffith and Laura Smith.

The next meeting to be held January 20 at Miss Leah Matthews' home. The many friends of William Jenkins were grieved to hear of the death of his mother, Mrs. Jenkins, which occurred in Wilkes Barre, January 6. Morgan Daniel is suffering with a cold and asthma. Morgan Jones, of Scranton, was a visitor in town last week.

Fred Kilmer is suffering from a lame back caused by a fall on the ice. Miss Anna Jones, of Dickson City, spent New Year's with her parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R.

Thomas are In Taylor attending the funeral of George Jenkins, a step son of Mrs. Thomas. HARFORD. Special fo The Tribune Bepublican. HARFORD, Jan.

11. The annual meetiner of the agricultural society will be held In Odd Fellows' hall, January 15. The Women's Christian Temperance union meeting will be held in the lecture rom of the Congregational church Friday, Jan. 12, for election of officers. Carl Robblns has gone to Scranton.

The Harford Dairy company has moved Into its new creamery and it Is one of the most up to date creameries in the state. Mrs. M. J. Jones is confined to her home by Illness.

Mrs. Mallory, of Mathonville, N. visited her daughter, Miss Mallory, Thursday and Friday. W. R.

Merrltt, John Alworth, Ray Smith and H. W. Borth are putting In phones into their homes. The funeral of Miss David Van Bus kirk was held at the home in New Milford, Saturday, with interment in Harford cemetery. Harford high school has a glee club under the dlrectlqnof Miss Mallory.

GEL ATT Special to the Tribune Republican. GELATT, Jan. 11. Mr. and Mrs.

E. R. Gelatt have been visiting friends in Jermyn and Scranton the past week. Frank Whitmarsh was visiting friends in Jermyn last week. On Sunday the remains of Mrs.

Wick wire, of Blnghamton, were brought to the Manzer cemetery for burial. The Women Christian Temperance union will meet with Mrs. C. J. Gelatt Friday afternoon, Janauary 12.

1 LEGAL NOTICES SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE ceived by the County of Lackawanna furnishing complete the following books as per instructions of the County Commissioners: (72) County Tax Duplicates; (12) Plain Deed Books: (7) Mortgage Books: (3) Printed Deed Books; (3) Printed Mortgage Books. All to be made of 40 lb. paper. Bids to be addressed and in the hands of the undersigned by or before 10.00 a. Saturday, January 13th, 1912.

CHARLES P. SAVAGE, Attest: County Controller. RALPH COLLINS. Deputy County Controller. 12 MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COM MISSION, CITY OF SCRANTON.

fA. Examinations will be held by the Municipal Civil Service Commission on Thursday evening, January 18th, 1912, at 7 o'clock, in the Common Council Chambers, City Hall, for the following positions: Chainman, Bureau of Engineering. Chief Clerk, Department of Public Works. Captain, Bureau of Fire. Applications must be filed with the Secretary of the Municipal Civil Service Commission not later than Wednesday noon, January 17th, 1912.

All information and blank applications can be received by applying at the Municipal civil service Commission. JOHN J. OWENS. 12 Secretary. IN RE: ESTATE OF NELLIE FULIIKK Smith, late of the City of Scra nton.

County of Lackawanna, and State of Pennsylvania, deceased. Letters testamentary In the above named estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to the said estate are hereby notified and required to make immediate "payment and all persons having claims, or demands against the said estate will present them for payment to KENNETH F. SMITH, Execntor. Connell Scranton, Pa. M.

J. MARTIN. Attorney for Estate. 15 22 29 5 12 19 ESTATE OF MAGGIE S. ROBERTSON, deceased.

Letters testamentary on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims to present the same without delay to MARGARET R. RUSSELL, Executrix, Scranton, Pa. A. D. DEAN, Attorney.

22 29 5 12 19 26 STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. In accordance with the By Laws of the Company, the annual meeting of the stockholders ot ine Pennsylvania Casualty Company will be held at the Home Office Building of the Company, corner ot Jefferson Avenue and Linden Street, in the City of Scranton, Pennsylvania, on Tuesday, January 30th, 1912, at 2 o'clock. P. for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting. GEORGE F.

COAR, 29 12 26 Secretary. MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS. The annual meeting of the Stockholders of The Scranton Fire Insurance Company' of Scranton, will be held in the offices of the Company, Rooms Nos. 301 to 305 Miller building, Nos. 420 422 Spruce street.

Scranton, at 1.00 o'clock p. Wednesday. January 24, 1912, for the election of directors and such other corporate business as may come before the meeting. J. SANDERSON TRUMP, 22 29 5 12 Secretary.

IN RE: ESTATE OF JOE SIRGOLUS, deceased, in the Orphans' Court of Lackawanna County, iv'o. 3393, year 1909. To the heirs, creditors and other per sons interested in trie said estate: Notice is hereby given that Vina Sirgolus, Administratrix of the above entitled estate, did on the 8th day of January, 1912, present her petition to the said Court, which petition is now filed in the office of the Clerk of the Courts of Lackawanna County, praying for an order for a private sale of the real estate of the decedent, describ ed in said petition, for the payment of the debts. The said Court has fixed the 3rd day of February, 1912, as the time for taking action upon said petition at 10 oclock a. m.

In open court, at which lime and place parties may appear and hie their exceptions or take action as to them may seem proper. E. A. H. W.

MUM FORD, Attorneys for Petitioner. 12 19 26 IN RE: ESTATE OF CHARLES U. Battle, late of the City of Scranton, County of Lackawanna and State of Pennsylvania, deceased. Letters of administration having been granted to the undersigned, all persons having claims against the es tate aforesaid will present the same for payment, and those indebted there to will make Immediate payment to LOUISE BATTLE. Administratrix.

142 Franklin Avenue, Scranton, Pa H. MUMFORD. Attorney for Estate. 12 19 26 2 9 16 PERSONAL HAIR DRESSING? SHAMl'UUIisG, manicuring, facial massages, 60c each; singeing, 25c; switches, cluster puffs or transformations made from your combings, ii.oo each; switches. cluster puffs, and transformations from $1.50 up.

Scalp treatments. Hair ton les warranted to stop your hair from falling out. Dandruff positively cured. A full line of toilet preparations, toilet waters and sachet powders. Exclusive Odors.

Prophylactic hair brushes, hair ornaments, etc. fc xpert wig and tou pet making. All goods warranted as represented. We have the most modern establishment in the 'city, give you excellent service and charge moderate prices. Our shops open to visitors at all times.

The Muller Hair Parlors, 122 Washington avenue. Both 'phones. 16 BILL POSTERS Mirf iVar WXrai THE AMERICAN COMPANY, JAMES Reardon, Manager, 315 Linden street. General outdoor advertisers and distributors. Work guaranteed.

Jy 21 '12 FOR EXCHANGE VILL EXCHANGE PIANO FOK GOOD, up to date typewriter. 2, ear Tribune Republican. 2i it RAILROAD TIME TABLE Central Railroad Timetable. leave Scranton week days for New York, Philadelphia, Bethlehem, Allentown, Reading, Lebanon, Harrls burg, Mauch Chunk, White Haven, Ashley, Wilkes Barre, at 7.10 a. 12.50 p.

4 p. Sundays at 9.10 a. 2.10 p. m. and (5.00 p.

m. for New York and Philadelphia). For Tama qua, Pottsvllle, Shamokin, week days, 7.10 12.50 p. Sundays, 2.10 p. m.

DELAW ARE AXD HI DSOX. Schedule in effect Oct 1, 1911. Trains leave Scranton as follows: For Carbondale, 6.35, 7.65, 8.50, 10.06 a. 12.05, 1.19, 2.18, 4.06, 4.45, 6.30, 6.25, 7.35, 10.19, 11.32 p. m.

For Honesdale, 7.55 a. 5.30 p. m. For Wilkes Barre, 6.36, 7.40, 8.60, 9.42, 10.40 a. 12.10, 1.40, 2.18, 3.20, 4.42, 6.30, 6.35, 7.50, 11.10 p.

m. For Albany and points North and East, 7.65 a. 4.06 p. m. Pittsburg sleeper, 5.30 p.

daily except Sunday. Sunday trains: For Carbondale, 8.00, 10.05, 11.60 a. 2.18, 4.05, 5.60, 8.20, 11.32 p. m. For Wilkes Barre.

9.15. 10.40 a. 12.10, 1.40. 3.20. 6.32, 8.17, 10.40 p.

For Honesdale, g.oo a. m. ana vuo p. m. ror Albany and points North and East, 4.05 p.

m. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SPLENDID DAIRY FARM of 138 acres, near Marsh Brook, Benton township. Good house; 2 orchards; 3 barns; large granary and sheep sheds; best ot pasture; well watered; very productive; cost will take $5,000. J. S.

Clarkson, Fleet vllle, Pa. 15 ATTRACTIVE FARM FOR SALE 100 acres; 4 miles from Montrose; finely situated; all new, modern buildings; arranged for city boarders if desired; failing health, must sell immediately; price less than cost of buildings. (No agents.) Address "Farm Bargain Route 1, Montrose, Pa. 19 $2,900 BUYS 6 ROOM, NEW. MODERN home; fine location; easy terms.

$3,800 Buys new, 8 room house, steam neat, laundry; Woodlawn street. $8,500 Buys one of the finest homes in Green Ridge; must be seen to be appreciated. Also a large list of other desirable ureen Kldge properties, or we will build from your plans on easy payments. Cramer, 946 Woodlawn street. Bell phone 2749 J.

17 TWO MILES FROM NORTHERN Electric, farm with stock and tools for sale at sacrifice; 35 acres; larger part tuiaoie, acres woodland, 9 room house, barn, rhickerv. tp wat ered, 2 horses, 3 cows, 2 heifers, 75 1 chickens, 4 hogs, all kinds of wagons, and farming implements; complete fori' payments. Lackawanna Real Estate opposite postoffice. J13 FARM FOR SALE 144 ACRES, 12 room house, 2 large barns, farm well watered. Lots of fruit.

SituaVd in Siko, near Honesdale. Address C. H. Schweighofer, 817 RIchmont street, Scranton, Pa. 13 CHEAP LOTS FOR SALE I AM OF fering a choice of 200 building lots on Stone, Irving and Crown avenues.

South Side, at prices ranging from $100 $250 each. Tnese lots run in size from 40x150 up to 64x160. They are all good lots and worth twice the money. Terms 10 per cent, cash, balance $1.00 a week. Further particulars from W.

F. Vaughan, 421 Lackawanna avenue. 20 PRACTICALLY NEW DOUBLE HOUSE on Washington avenue; all Improvements; 12 rooms, cement cellar, large lot; only half cash. Lackawanna Real Estate opp. Post Office.

13 "GIVEAWAY" I'botngrapbs by Mall. "Mount Lebanon" joins city borough and grand view to trolley line, three main line railroads and Susquehanna river. Contains (85) acres all fa. in land nearly level with large buildings painteil in good order. Price Second proposition Joins above farm.

Contains. (20) acres, of which (10) acres is good growina oak and chest nut woociaid at (850U) casn. Koth tracts toseth'). (15.200). Reason lor sain at give away prlco (deatn in ram ny.) i'liotographs.

GEO. B. OSTRANDER. Danville Both 'Phones Sunlmry to Morning and Evening. $5,500 FINE SINGLE HOUSE.

MON roe avenue. Green Ridge. 8 rocms and bath; all improvements, hardwood nnisn and noors; corner lot, Easy terms. Vaughan, 421 Lackawanna avenue. 16 $4,850 NEW SINGLE HOUSE.

TAY lor avenue; 8 rooms and bath; all improvements, steam heat, laundrv. etc. Easy terms. Vaughan, 421 Lackawanna avenue. 16 TRUCK AND FRUIT FARM, 120 acres, two miles from railroad, one fourth mile to church ahd school; fine large house; 1,700 fruit trees, not far from Lake Ariel.

part cash. Number 477 In our catalogue of farms and suburban properties. Ask for copy. Lackawanna Real Estate Co Opp. Post Office.

13 $2,200 SINGLE HOUSE, MOOSIC 6 rooms, gas, toilet and sewer. Easy terms. augnati, 421 Lackawanna avenue. 16 $4,500 DOUBLE HOUSE, RIDGE ROW; 7 rooms and bath on side; all ira pruvemems. terms.

vaughan 421 Lackawanna avenue. 16 10 ROOM Hnnsu: at.i. iMPunvu ments; 2 lots, shade and fruit trees. Petersburg section. No coal underneath.

7 room house on corner, near way Aug park, cement cellar; good bargain. Can be bought on easy terms, inquire 377 Mill street, near Erie office, Dunmore, Pa. Any man desiring, a home on terms easier than paying rent, call at 377 siieei, near omce, uunmore, 15 $4,300 DOUBLE HOUSE, WEST ELM street; eight rooms and bath on side; all improvements; lot 40x136. auEiiu, i.i wanna avenue. Jib FOR SALE THREE NEW SINGLE houses, Oram Boulevard, above Sumner.

Eight rooms and bath, steam heat; all improvements. Large lots. Easy terms. Reynolds Sc. Wynkoop, People's Bank Building.

20 $3.400 NEW SEVEN pnnM siM.r.r with all improvements; hardwood' triin: rnmrpta rfllar larva l.iml lnf guuu reaiuence section, u. I). DeWUt iumer mug. 24 tt FOR SALE FOUR EXCELLENT NEW nouses, ouu mock Taylor avenue, eight to eleven rooms with bath, steam heat, combination fixtures, laundry, cement cellar, rlientnnt finish ut. 40x100.

Easy terms. Reynolds nuup, eupie cans i tunaing. 20 $500.00 LARGE LOT, GREEN RIDGE; easy terms. See Benjamin Tara blyn. Miller Building.

18 $4,800 BEAUTIFUL HOME. GRAND view bu; stucco nnisn; lot 40x150; hardwood finish; steam heat; easy terms; an opportunity; see us at once. Benjamin Tamblyn, Miller Bldg. 18 tS.ROO NRW crVlM Woodlawn St. Easy terms; don't wait, on thin will v.a i.

iiiariCL long. Benjamin Tamblyn, Miller $3,000 NEW 6 ROOM HOUSE; ALL improvements; good location: Green Ridge; easy terms. Benjamin Tara Diyn, Miner mag. 1S $3,500 EIGHT ROOM HOUSE IN irepn Rldire. with hum nn all improvements; just the place for a man that needs room and a barn.

Benjamin Tamblyn, Miller Bldg. ig IF YOU WANT A HOUSE OR VACANT lot in any pari or tne city, call Benjamin Tamblyn, Miller Bldg. is $5,000 ADAMS AVE. LOT 60x140; 9 room house; oak finish; open fireplace; nice fruit. See Benjamin Tamblyn, Miller Bldg.

ig FOR SALE AN ESTATE IN THE PO conu mountains, inquire of E. Anna Brown, Tannersville, Pa. 11 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BAR gains in single and double houses and vacant lots on every street in Scranton. If you are In the market to buy any real estate in the city, don't do business before you see wftat I offer. W.

F. Vaughan. 421 Lackawanna avenue. Jy 22tf BOARD AND ROOMS RELIABLE BOARDERS WANTED622 BOARDERS WANTED AT 417 WYOM ing Ave. 19 BOARDERS WANTIiD PLEASANT location.

417 WyoiulDf avenue, tf REAL ESTATE BAR6AIXS A r.AA Dvai Tr jMjm ea. iiilo iiviiitj VII xdaj Mnrkat htr ft wtm tmia all 1m. provements; large lot; 65x210, on cor ner lawn. A large single dwelling, 13 mil all lmnan.rAM...... nM ttl ibiicu two families; an excellent investment "Turning avenue.

$7,000 Buys large, modern. rootn house In the 800 block Sunset street. This Is one of the finest residences In the Green Ridge section, being built by the owner for a home. $6.000 New, modern, 9 room single on Columbia avenue. $9,500 Very desirahle home, Jefferson avenue; lot 60x181 14, with garage.

I have a number of modern homes, ranging In price from $1,600 to $10,000 that can be purchased on very easy terms; alsa double and apartment nouses that are first class investments. MONEY TO LOAN X.aW aJlU as 1 AND ASSIGNMENTS It 1 REFERENCES ll ENDORSEMENTS PLEDGES We want Housekeepers, Woric ingnien and Salaried Employes in Scranton and vicinity to know our NEW METHOD of loaning money. OUR GUARANTEE No matter what rate you are now paying or have paid any other company we will make you a loan at a lower rate and on easier terms and save you money. Even if you now have a. loan call and see us.

si. kALL WRTE OR 'PHONE. Old 'Phone, 1668. New "Phone, 2132. American Loan Go.

908 909 MEARS BUILDING, WASHINGTON AVE. SPRUCE ST. SCRANTON, PA. Loans made in Carbondale. S5 to $100 I "I 4 I xo laoan io xou I if 4 nousenoid rurniture, Pianos, Etc.

AT LOWEST RATES TERMS are within the reach of all. If you do not have a finely furnished home do not hesitate to ask us for a loan. We are willing to trust you. If your Income is small, we will arrange the payments in such amounts, so that you will be able to meet them easily each pay day. For any purpose that you may need money, skk VS.

CALL. WRITE OR PHONE. THE OLD RELIABLE Scranton Loan Co. Room 203 (Second Floor) BOA II I) OF TRADE HI II.UING, 507 LIVDIC.V STREET. Open 8 to 6.

Sat. S) o'clock Old 'phone, 235 R. New 'phone, 2S26 Loans made in all towns this side of Pittston to and in Car nonnaie, Fa. CHEAP LOANS oa furniture, plauv or salary. You HOHHour 10 and Pay la Payments C'S and Pay 27AO la Payments sou ana ray sas.uu in I'aymeata PEOPLE'S LOAN 427 Spruce St.

Boomi 1, 2, 3. $2,000 AND $2,600 TO LOAN AT ONCE; also larger sums; real estate securities only. James Oardner Sanderson. 100 Mean Bldg. MORTGAGE LOANS WE LOAN MONEY AT 6 AND HAVE demand for more than we can supply.

Let us invest your money In mortgages where you will get 6 and bave no worry. Walsh, 520 Connell Bldg. Both 'phones. 22 tf MISCELLANEOUS SIMTS SPONGING AND PRESSING, 25c. The Columbia Steam Dye Works, Dyeing, Cleaning and Pressing Establishment, 331 N.

Washington avenue, absolutely guarantees to remove the gloss from your clothes by a new process. CHAMPION QUICK SHOE REPAIRING Wa hnvA thn rnngt modern rnnnhln. ery for the repairing of shoes. Re pairing wnue you wan, in minuies. Men's half sole and heels, sewed, ladies' 65c pair.

612 Prescott avenue. 31 tf MEGARGEE PRINTERS" Supplies, envelopes, paper hags, twine. Warehouse: 103 Washington avenue. tf ARE YOU GOING WEST? REDUCED rate on furniture to all points. For further information, address Oeorge Harding, 421 N.

Webster avenue. tf DAVID M. REILLY, WHOLESALE and Retail Footwear, Hotel Jermyn Building, Scranton. 21 tf CARLUCCI STONE CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND Dealers In Cut Stone.

Estimates furnished. Offices: Fourth floor, Real Estate Exchange Bldg. Yards Green's Lane, adjoining D. H. and L.

W. R. R. tracks. Both 'phones.

tf REAL ESTATE in nriiir mr in nnnrvwojuiju) BEFORE YOU BUY, SELL OR RENT A HOU8E OR HOTEL, ALWAYS SEE KIZER SVIIIGLE BOTH PHONES MEARS BLDGL PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE, MISS LINCOLN, 215 Washington avenue. Bell 'phone. Opon evenings, lm LAWYERS B. W. 8 EARLS (10.

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