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12 BEATS UNCLE SM, It would cost yon thousands of dollars for postage alone to ay nothing of labor and material used, to send your message to all the Tribune Republican Truth readers by mailr But you can reach all these people at a cost of only a few Telephone your "Wants" to 4000 today. 'cents without any work or All "Want Ads are inserted in both the Tribune Republican and Truth for the one charge. LOCAL HELP AND SITUATION WANTED ADS. FREE WANT AD. RATES All classifications one cent 'a word, three consecutive insertions for the cost of two; she consecutive insertions for the cost of four.

Both Phones, 4000 Tribune Republican and Scranton Truth WANT AD BRANCHES For the convenience of our patrons, Classified Ads, Subscriptions, News Items and Complaints can be left at any of following suburban offices and will receive prompt attention: WEST SORANTON Jenkins" Drug Store, Main avenue and Jackson street. J. T. Kearney's Drug Store, Jackson street and Garfield avenue. Lincoln Pharmacy, South Main avenue and Landls street.

NORTH SCRANTON Musgrave's Drug Store, Providence road. Watkin's Drue; Store, 1204 Providence road. SOUTH SCRANTON Koempel's Drug Store, 830 Stone avenue. Mayer's Drug Store, Pittston avenue and Alder street. GREEN RIDGE Green Ridge Pharmacy, 643 East Market street.

A. W. Musgrave, Capouse ave nue and Marion street. DUNMORE Bone's Drug Store, Dunmore Corners. McHale's Drug Store, 404 Elm street.

CARBON DALE J. Morgan, Burke building. The AuocLttion of Amer 1 icaa Advertiser has ex aminail and certified to tha airenlatioBaf thii nab Ueatfen. Th figures of rircnlatioa contained in tk Association' ra pert only are guarantied. Association ef American Advertisers 1 No.

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C. THE WEATHER WASHINGTON, Nov. 4. Kaste: i) Pennsylvania: Fair and wanner Thursday; Wednesday, fair; moderate to brisk south and southwest winds. MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Juiin IS. Bardo Berwick. Lillian D. Cook Berwick. Joseph Bober Old Forge.

Zone Vincek Old Forge. Arthur E. lines Taylor. Esther ltVerly Facloryville. Fillippo Itusso Pittston.

liosa Caliarl Pittston. Harry Hoover Pittston. Julia Daly Old Forge. Joseph J. Brown.

.630 Orchard St. Margaret Kichaids. .433 Madison Ave. Frank J. Brogan Sarah Masteraon Ora L.

McKown Clark's Summit. Jennie IS. Woolheater. Summit. Frank Nezho Jfcssup.

Mary Manarska Scranton. BiKTHS CuMiulack To Mr. and Mrs. George Cusmiack, of Carbondaie, a daughter. llurke To Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Burke, of West Avoca, a son. Curyle To Mr. and Mrs. 'Curylc, of Friceburg, a son.

Monroe To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Monroe of Washington avenue, a daughter. MAKK1AUES McGoveru Lavan In Scranton, Jan. 17.

1912, Frank K. McQovern and Miss A. Gertrude Lavan, both of Olyphant. McKown Woolheater In Scranton, Nov. 1912, by Bov.

W. E. Hal loway, Ora Levi Mcown and Miss Jennie Eleanor Woolheater, both of Clark's Summit. DEATHS Meehaii In Carbondaie, Nov. 4, 1912, James Meehan, of Orchard street, aged forty three years.

Kane In Scranton, Nov. 4, 1912, William Kane, aged forty years, of 6 South Webster avenue. Stager In Scranton, Nov. 3, 1912, Ernest Archie Singer, aged seventeen years, of 203 Marion street. The funeral will take place at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon with services at the residence.

Burial will be mado in Forest Hill cemetery, Jones In Scranton, Nov. 4, 1912, Owen, the 4 year old ton of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Jones, of 2129 Frick avenue. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon.

Burial will be. made In Washburn Street cemetery. Andrews In Scranton, Nov. 4, 1912, Charles J. Andrews, aged forty live years; of 617 North Garfield avenue.

Funeral Thursday morning with services at 9 o'clock In St Patrick' FUNERAL DIRECTORS JORDAN A WALSH. 229 Wyoming Ave. Both Phones. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. West Scranton; Burial will be made in 'Cathedral cemetery.

Corcoran In Scranton, Nov. 4. 1912, James Corcoran, of 1742 Perry avenue. Rncht In Scranton, Nov. 4, 1912, Jacob Racht.

of 1754 Brick avenue. aged 34 years. Funeral Wednesday Hntn nrnln.l. 1 Holy Rosary church. Interment in Cathedral cemetery.

Race In Benton, Nov. 3, 1912, Arthur, the montns oia son or Mr. and Mrs. Frank Race. The funeral will take place from the home tomorrow afternoon at 1.

o'clock. Banker In West Pittston, Nov. 2, 1912, Mrs. Mary Banker, of 10 Second street. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.

Interment in Pittston cemetery. Joyce In Pittston, Nov. 3, 1912, Mrs. Peter Joyce, of North Main street. Funeral Wednesday morning, with services In St.

Mary's church. Interment in Old Church Hill cemetery FUNERALS The funeral of Mrs. Jane Cuthbert son, of East Market street, will take place this afternoon from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Oakley, of Sanderson avenue, at 2 o'clock with services at 2:30 in the First Primitive Methodist church.

HELP WANTED FEMALE WANTED AN EXPERIENCED COOK: must have good references. Apply 625 Qulncy Ave. TOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK. Apply 748 River St, WANTED AN EXPERIENCED COOK, 545 Jefferson Ave: WANTED EXPERIENCED GIRL. GOR general housework.

Apply Mrs. H. C. Hausman, 1122 Myrtle St. EXPERIENCED GIRL TO HELP WITH housework and care for baby; reference required.

Call at 487 Taylor Ave. MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WANTED AS housekeeper at Waverly. Address P. O. Box 84, Waverly, Pa.

WANTED EXPERIENCED SHOE SALES Box 4. care. Tribune Publishing Co. WANTED AT ONCE, A RELIABLE woman for general housework in a small family. Apply 1823 Pine.

GIRL SALESLADY WHO KNOWS HOW TO work. Inquire 829 N. Washington Ave. WANTED MIDDLE AGED LADY TO keep house; 4 in family. Call 5 Drum mond Carbondaie.

WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE work; prefer one who can live at ttome. 422 Madison Ave. WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL Apply 921 Madison avenue. EXPERIENCED GIRL WANTED FOR general housework in small family. 632 Vine st.

It3 A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; may go home nights. 104 Spruce St. YOUNG LADY, EXPERIENCED; ONE who can take charge of billing and' bookkeeping; must be Gentile; good salary to right party; state age, references. Apply Box A 8, care Tribune Publishing Co. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANTED AT Concord Lunch, 221 Washington Ave.

GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE work. Inquire at 202 Larch D. A. Zelenchick. WANTED 2 APPRENTICE GIRLS TO learn dressmaking.

Teller Helper's, 604 Linden St WANTED A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Apply 825 Taylor Ave. EXTRA SALESLADIES APPLY AT ONCE. People's Department Store, 508 Lackawanna Ave. WANTED AN EXPERIENCED SALES lady; good 86 model.

F. L. Crane. 824 Lackawanna Ave. WANTED A COMPETENT WOMAN FOR general housework; good references required.

Apply 325 Taylor Ave. MRS. JENNIE L. CHROMES, SPIRELLA corsetlere, 519 Adams Bell phone 2655 W. Call before 0 a.

m. WANTED AN EXPERIENCED SALES ladlee to sell and demonstrate hair goods; those to go out of town preferred; 1 expenses and good salary; bring your references. Apply at Kahn's, 32714 N. Washington Ave. WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL housework in apartment.

tw in family; good wages. Apply Mrs. F. J. Coffin.

1122 Myrtle WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE work. Apply 1233 Capouv Ave. LADY CANVASSERS WANTED GOOD position, weekly salary. Apply before a. 306 Lackawanna Av.

Second floor. HELP WANTED. WANTED TWISTERS FOR NIGHT WORK at the Ash Street Silk at the corner of Filmore and Academy St. WANTED 25 DEMONSTRATORS, FOR Scranton and vicinity; bent hand and electric vacuum cleaners; the cleanest cleaning proposition offered; only clean men and women need apply. 4, Tribune Publishing Co.

LOST AND FOUND BLACK ANiTtANRABBIT DOG STRAYED to Thomas F. Padden'i hotel, Dickson City. LOST ON CAPOUSE BETWEEN Larch and Carbon a small purse containing bills; reward if returned to 1314 Capouse Ave. LOST SUM OF MONEY BETWEEN 882 JUadlson and Young Women's Christian association; reward. Old phone 8487 FOUND GARMENTS; BY CALLING AT 827 N.

Washington, identifying and paying for advertisement ownir can have them, LOST BLACK RABBIT HOUND, AT MOSCOW! answers to nami "Sklpp." Reward If returned, or notify Robert Burns, 882 N. FtlmoKp Scranton, Pa. BOOKKEEPER BOOKS OPENED. CLOSED. BALANCED.

sysiemauseo, aiseniangiea ny experts; ar rangementi with firms not employing bookkeepers, reasonable, "Auditor' 202 Peoples Bank Bldg. 1 THE TRIBUNE REPUBLICAN. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1912 HELP WANTED MALE FOUR BOTS WANTED 16 YEARS OB" age. Apply Scranton House THE. PEOPLES' CLOTHING OF 88 N.

Church St. Carbondaie, require the service of an experienced dressmaker to assist with alteration! la their ladles' cloak and suit dept. Apply to manager. PORTER WANTED AT HEARS BUILD Ing barber shop. LABORERS WANTBDr AT ERIK STATION, 701 Washington Are.

WANTED BOY WITH EXPERIENCE AT barber trade. 488 N. Main Ave. UPHOLSTERER. FULLY COMPETENT TO or first class work.

Stoehr A Filter, 121 Washington Ave. WANTED BINDERS AND DOUBLERS; good pay and steady work. Apply, corner of Hickory and S. Washington Ave. WANTED BOYS TO CARRY ROUTES.

Call Anthracite News 226 Spruce St. WANTED 2 SHEET METAL WORKERS. at 1020 W. Lackawanna D. L.

Trainor. WANTED 5 SALESMEN: IF YOU ARE dissatisfied with your present proposition, call and have a look at ours, on Leslie Weekly and Judge, between 8 and 12 a. m. Thomas O. McLean.

Salesmanager, 807 Coal Exchange Bldg. Scranton, Pa. WANTED A YOUNG MaN TO WORK IN store; one wbo has1 had experience in the paint business; must come well recommended; good opportunity for right party. Address B. A.

care Tribune Publishing Co. JONAS LONG'S SONS REQUIRE THE services of a young man (or their toy department; one who has had a similar position preferred. Apply Superintendent. WANTED A MAN TO COLLECT; EXCEL lent opportunity for right man; salary; steady work; small cash security required. Address N.

care Tribune Publishing Co. WANTED A FIRST CLASS MEAT CUT ter, or6od bologna maker. Washington Meat Market, 47 E. Market Wllkes Barre. Pa.

WANTED JACQUARD HARNESS BUILD ers; steady work; good pay. Apply to Allentown Reed, Harness Mill Supply Co. WANTED MAN OR WOMAN TO DO UR repairing; good wages and steady work. National Cloak Fur 432 Lackawanna Ave. WANTED A TAILOR AT WILSON 313 Spruce St.

WANTED BRIGHT BOY, WITH COMMON school education to run errands in Tyith news room; good chance of advancement. WANTED 12 CARPENTERS FOR CON crete form work; also carpenter foreman. Apply to James A. Hart contractor, L. W.

cut off, Nicholson, Pa HOLDERS AND CORE MAKERS. Non union men wanted for steady Job; good pay; must be first class men; also 2 Instructors wanted. If you are dut of a Job, come prepared for work; if you desire to make a change communicate with us at once. Deane Steam Pump Holyoke, Mass. WANTED 50 MEN FOR WOODS WORK; wages, $80 to $35 per month and board.

Pennsylvania Coal Shohola. Fa. 60 LABORERS WANTED APPLY TO MA thlas Stipp, Sanderson 1st ward, Olyphant, Pa. EARN $8 TO 12 WEEKLY JL'T HOME during spare, time mailing circulars; tor particulars send 10c which we return when you begin work. William A.

Droste 474 24 Trumbull Detroit. Mich. SITUATIONS WANTED GIRL DESIRES POSITION, GENERAL housework or second maid. Address 3, care Tribune Publishing Co. POSITION WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN of experience, to do office work, or work In shipping department; is reliable and of good habits.

Address G. Tribune Publishing Co. A HIGH CLASS SALESMAN. YOUNG (22), clean cut, of excellent address, desires connection with firm of high standing only; must have promising future worth While. Address Confidential, care Tribune Publishing Co.

STEADY, RELIABLE, MIDDLE AGED man desires position; have been employed as watchman and shipping clerk for one firm for a number of years who are closing out their business; best references. Address G. care Tribune Publishing Co. SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN, 18 years old, at any kind of work. Address C.

706 Prescott city. A NICE RESPECTABLE GIRL, 17 YEARS, wishes a position doing second work or light housework. Apply 233 Elm St. WANTED BY QUIET, MIDDLE AGED widow, a position as companion or housekeeper for elderly couple or widower with small family; no objections to 'country; none but those having a piano and willing to pay good wages for competent help need answer. Address Mrs.

W. H. care Tribune Publishing Co. YOUNG MAN DESIRES EVENING AND Saturday work of any kind. Box 4.

care Tribune Publishing Co. SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG LADY bookkeeper, 3 years' experience; capable of doing all kinds of office work; moderate salary. Address 736 Madison Scranton, Fa. YOUNG MAN WISHES POSITION AS drive, has 3 years' experience: can furnish A references. Address William Gray, 524 Oakford Ct, city.

SITUATION WANTED WASHING. IRON lng or cleaning. Mary Krels, 1146 Luzerne. SITUATION WANTED BOY, 15 YEARS old, on farm; can milk and understands farming; wages no object Address Farm, Tribune Publishing Co. EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER DESIRES position as bookkeeper, assistant bookkeeper or any clerical work.

H. A. 610 Hemlock St. SITUATION WANTED BY MIDDLE AGED man as watchman or Janitor; can furnish very best references and security. Address L.

1014 Cedar Ave. EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER WANTS work by the day or take home. Old phone 8609 R. WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN. 19 YEARS of age, attending commercial school, a position as stenographer after school and on Saturday.

Ernest McCarthy, 618 Gibson St SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN AS shipping clerk or stenographer and bookkeeper. Bor 286, Jetsup, Pa. SITUATION WANTED AT ONCE BY A married man, 89 years of age; would like to get work as Janitor, watchman or shipping clerk In store or office; can give best references. Address F. J.

641 Maple St, city. A PRACTICAL NURSE WANTS A Position doing any kind of nursing. 824 Gibson Scranton, Old phone 4160. SITUATION WANTED BY A SOBER young man, 22 years old, at any kind of work. Address A.

1718 N. Sumner Ave. SITUATION WANTED BY AN EXPERI enced lumberman; understands all grades of hardwood, or giasler; county anything in lumber line, or general yard man; any location. M. W.

Blddleman, 623 Mill St BOARD AND ROOMS TWO BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, EXCELLENT board. 826 Modroe Ave. BOARDING BY THE DAY OR WEEK; centrally located. 17 Wyoming Ave. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE FORD, MODEL 6., for sale, cheap.

Apply A Conrad, Agent CHAUFFEURS' AUTOMOBILE FUR coats and robes; closing them out at great bargains. Scranton Auction House. SIX CYLINDER, 1911 MATHESON, FIVE passenger touring car: perfect condition; make offer. A 2, care Tribune Publishing Co. BARGAIN WINTON SIX, 7 PASSENGER; self starter; fully equipped; splendid condition; 'right price to quick buyer.

Inquire Room 10, 818 Washington Ave. SCRANTON AUTO TIRE VULCANIZING agents for AJax tires, guaranteed (,00 miles; hlgn grade tin and tubs repairing. Tl W. Lackawanna Ave. PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE.

IfTSfl LINCOLN. 216 WASHINGTON AVB.1 Bell phone; open evenings. Psaa lag Bti Painting. Lessons la drawing, painting and burst liathar. Mrs.

Ansa Atom, egg wasningtes i Ave. FOR RENT GENERAL THREE ItOOM FLAT FURNISHED OR unfurnished; home comforts: Improvements. 14U Olive near Prescott Ave. FOR RENT ROOMS AND BATH; ALL Improvements; No. 12 Webster Ave.

Inquire Scranton Real Estate FOR RENT HOUSE WITH ALL 1M provements. Inquire 718 N. Bromley Ave. or 1308 Jackson St. FOR RBNT 8 OR 4 HOUSEKEEPING rooms with heat; near Schlager boulevard and N.

Bromley; rent, $18.50. Address Tribune Publishing Co. FOR KENT MNGLE HOUSE. 4 ROOMS with gas. 517 New St.

Apply 518 Myrtle St rent. $8 per month. FOR RENT 5 ROOM HOUSE, $10. 421 Larch St, rear. FOR, RENT 6 ROOMS AND BATH; ALL Improvements; stationary range, SOB Railroad Ave.

FOR RBNT SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, corner of Price and Hyde Park avenue; improvements, $16. Jenkin FOR RENT DESIRABLE 8 ROCM HOUSE, steam heated residence; centrally located; per month. Including heat and water. Box 800, city. STABLE 10 STALLS, 2 BOX 8TALIA wasn rack; plenty room ror storage oi wagons.

Inquire on premises, 818 N. Main Ave. HOUSES FOR RENT ALL IMPROVE menta Rock $17 per month also Myrtle $20 per month. Inquire Luther Keller. FOR RENT 4 ROOMS; GAS AND FUR nace; 858 N.

Garfield Ave. FOR RENT 7 ROOMS, ALL IMPROVE ments. 211 Pittston Ave. FOR RENT 1827 MONSEY 1340 Penn, rear, house with large yard. FOR RENT 8 ROOMS, ALL IMPROVE ments.

1864 Penn Ave. Inquire on premises. See Mr. Flanagan. FOR RENT 7 ROOMS, ALL IMPROVE ments.

811 Pittston Ave. $8 RENTS A NICE 4 ROOM FLAT, DIX Ct; colored people only. Apply 414 Coa nell Bldg. FOR RENT $80 RENTS ROOM FLAT. Adams Ave.

$30 rents 5 room flat Mulberry St $25 rents single house, 8 rooms, Woodlawn St. $25 rents 9 room house, Woodlawn nice yard; all improvements. $23 rents house. Mulberry St $20 rents 4 room flat, central city, Aftami city team; all improvements. $20 rents half double house, 1200 block Washington bath.

$18 rents half house, 8 rooms, Penn Ave. $18 rents half house, 6 rooms, Mon sey Ave; hot air furnace. $17 rents single house, 6 rooms, all Improvements; Electric St. $15 rents half 7 room house, Sanderson Ave, $12 rents 5 room fiat, Providence. $8 rents 6 room flat Providence.

If you don't see what you want call us. See what we have. L. J. Stonier Real Estate Co.

Open evenings; Old phone 5622 New phone 1045 K. HOUSE FOR RENT 1102 BRYN MAWR St; all improvements. STORE FOR RENT, ADAMS AVE. AND Linden facing square; temporary or vcuudunuk) eAueuem tor reimuug, ceiiirai approach to best residential section; cheap uiiuerwoou xypewriier uo. HOUSE FOR RENT 8 ROOMS: MODERN improvements; best Green Ridge residence seotlon; good yard and fruit 1729 Madison Ave.

FOUR ROOMS, 2nd FLOOR, 524 LARCH St; phone 1408 J. A. F. McDonnell. ROOMS FOR RENT; LATEST IMPROVE ments, 429 Prescott Ave.

Inquire Mathiu Stipp. DOUBLE CLOCK FOR RE 6 ROOMS, each side; all Improvement. 10th St; 8 minutes', walk from round house. Inquire 417 18th St ONE FLAT. 5 ROOMS AND BATH: CITY steam.

827 Madison New phone 2047. ttJITE OF ROOMS, SUlTABji FOR PHY sician, xot Jenerion.AVI. ONE FLAT. 8 ROOMS AND BATH! CITY steam. 827 Madison New phone 2047 FOR RENT SINGLE HOUSE; IMPROVE ments; $700; rear 324 Cedar Ala, lnqutre jtuuet Jueat man.

RENT 8ROOM FLAT. 8rd FLOOR, i uuiiu uuuuf. FOR RENT SECOND, THIRD AND fourth floors, 207 to ils Lackawanna for lodging room. Myer Davidow, 304 Sprnce St FOR RENT STORES, SECOND FLOOR, corner Wyoming Ave. and Spruce St; special terms to April.

Myer Davidow. Store, 21s Lackawanna ave myer Davidow. 1 FOR RENT A SUITE OF 3 ROOMS: CITY steam; a very, desirable location for pro fasslonal office, over my store on Wyoming which attracts over 2,000 people a day; can be fixed to suit tenant H. P. Mel let.

241 Wyoming Ave. STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. all kinds; to private storage rooms; low rates of charge. New York Storage Warehouse 223 Center 2 doors from Penn New phone 339: Old phone 463; money to loan on all kinds of goods when in storage FURNISHED ROOMS TWO FRONT ROOMS, FURNISHED COM plate for housekeeping. 187 Franklin Ave.

NICELY FURNISHED SLEEPING ROOMS; city steam; $1.60 to $8. 529 Adams Ave. FOR RENT 2 NICELY rooms. 911 Mulberry St. FURNISHED FOR RENT DESIRABLE FURNISHED room, centrally located.

489 Wyoming Ave. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE keeping from $1.50 per week up; city steam; phone. 541 Adams. FOR RENT 3 FURNISHED ROOMS and bath, for light housekeeping. Phone 2278 1214 Vine St.

DESIRABLE FURNISHED APARTMENT select location; 4 rooms; city steam; use of phone. Old phono 8188 L. TWO OR THREE FURNISHED RODMS, 618 Qulncy; private family. NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM with board. 821 Jefferson Ave.

NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM with board for 2, for $22. Address 422 Mulberry St. DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOM; CITY steam. 832 Madison. FURNISHED ROOMS: ALSO FOR LIGHT housekeeping; $1.25 up; with all conveniences: 8 blocks from the Laurel Line station.

Old phone, 2921 811 Prospect Ave. FURNISHED ROOMS FROM 2 PER WEEK up; gentlemen preferred. 206 Jefferson Ave. INSTRUCTION Music. JOHN ATKINS, VOICE CULTURE, artistic singing; retlned diction.

132 Washington Ave. FRANK J. DANIEL, A. A G. O.

TEACH of voice, organ and piano; Old phone 884 J. Studio, 426 Qulaoy Ave. voices luteal free of charge. Violin, Voice, 1 Ensemble Work. EMILY HACKETT AND MARIAN TOWNS.

Studios, Old Phone. 481 Monroe Ave. 2230 and 2309 Expression. MISS ELIZABETH WEYBURN, TEACHER OF EXPRESSION, 532 WEBSTER AVE. Popular readings for Parlor, Church Societies, etc.

iana and Language. ALB IN KORN'S STUDIO, ZE1DLER .11 Franklin Ave A few choice hours still open; apply early. FRENCH THOROUGHLY TAUGHT BY NA ttve teacher; conversation, grammar, literature: moderate terms; by appointment. 4, Tribune Publishing Co. HAIK GOODS TOUPETS AND STREET WIGS.

HARDDU Parlors. 819 Spruce St; Bell pboni 4174. 1 LAWYERS B. R. W.

SEA RLE, 81 Connell Bids, F. DONNELLY. 906 907 Mears Bldg. LOCKSMITHING WB FIT KEYS AND DO GENERAL LOCK smithing aad put oa baby carriage Urea. Barry W.

JUiniart, "Tbi Sperling Oooc trel FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 6 ROOM HOUSE, NO. 68 FOR et Ct. between Wyoming Ave. and Erie depot. Monroe Brown.

Wagon shop. Providence road. WILL SELL OR. EXCHANGE. BEAUTIFUL country place down Sooth; also 470 acn farm.

Address 14M Electric St. city. FOR SALE 2 MIDDLE LOTS, 40x90 EACH. Mulberry, near Colfax. Inquire 808 Jefferson Ave; terms easy; no agents.

WILL SELL THE SNYDER RESIDENCE. 1015 Vine St; 14 room brick house on lot 72x170. Vaughan. 121 Lackawanna Ave. FOR SALE.

CHEAP DOUBLE HOUSE and full lot en Franklin Ave. Siegil's Realty Connell Bldg. $4.500 SINGLE HUSE. LINDEN 10 rooms and bath; all Improvements; easy terms. Vaughan, 421 Lackawanna.

ATTRACTIVE HOME FOR SALE, OR WILL build suit John A. Price, 849 Woodlawn st; Bell phone 2585. $2. TOO SINGLE HOUSE. MOOSIC near Irving 6 rooms, water and gas; lot 45x90.

Vaughan, 421 Lackawanna. NEW SINGLE HOUSE. MONROE ON the Hill: 6 rooms and bath; all improvements; only on easy terms. See Vaughan for this. FOR 8 ALE, CHEAP FINE SINGLE house.

1806 Adams Ave. Slegel's Realty Co. $2,850 NEW SINGLE HOUSE. HEMLOCK St; 6 rooms and bath; all Improvements; steam heat: concrete cellar; gas and electric light; possession at once; easy terms. Vaughan.

421 Lackawanna. A FINE STORE, AND DWELLING, all combined; large enough for 2 families be sold cheap, on easy terms; situated In Waymart For further Information, inquire of Thomas Waymart DOUBLE HOUSE. PITTSTON AVE. 6 rooms and bath on side; lot 40x140. Vaughan.

421 Lackawanna. $100 Cash buys single house, dean balance $15. a month; house, 6 rooms; partial Improvements. See Vaughan, 421 Lackawanna. FOR SALE, CHEAP FULL LOT ON Madison Ave.

Slegel's Realty Co. FOR SALE, COEAP FINE DOUBLE, CITY heated house at 921 8 Gibson St Slegel's Realty Co. FOR SALE, CHEAP FINE DOUBLE house on Mulberry near Nay Aug park. Slegel's Realty Co. $1,600 SINGLE HOUSE, DEAN 6 rooms and bath; lot 30x80; terms, $100 cash, balance monthly.

Vaughan, 431 Lackawanna. $4,500 BUYS A FINE DOUBLE HOUSE with all Improvements; full lot; on Madison Ave. Slegel's Realty Co. $100 CASH IS ENOUGH TO PAY DOWN ON a nice single house with 6 rooms, located on Sixth St; the balance can be paid at the rate of $13 a montH See Vaughan for particulars. FOR SALE, CHEAP FINE DOUBLE house on Fourth St Slegel's Realty Co.

$5,500 BUYS RESIDENCE IN GREEN Ridge; 11 rooms, bath, closets, laundry, cemented cellar, gas or electricity; light on all sides and fine shade trees. Apply to J. Taylor; Bell phone. 8116 L. FINE NEW HOUSE.

CHEAP, 939 PROVI dence road. Slegel's Realty Co. $2,000 SINGLE. TAYLOR 8 ROOMS; lot 60x160. Vaughan, 421 Lackawanna.

FOR SALE, CHEAP DOUBLE HOUSE, 617 19 Luzerne 8t Slegel's Realty Co. TWO SINGLE HOUSES, 7 AND 8 ROOMS. 612 Rebecca. FOR SALE NEW 9 ROOM HOCSE; all improvements In Green Ridge; cash or, payments. G.

W. Snyder, 1639 Penn old phone, 1034 R. 2tf FARMS FOR SALE 818 ACRE DAIRY AND GRAIN FARM only 5 miles from Deposit, N. and railroad, near school, church and neighbors; 168 acres woodland; orchard, running, spring water to house and barn; 0 room excellent house; large Htigs a wgons, sleighs, chlnery 8 horses, 25 ct farm will ko large i. stock farm will' keep barns and outbuild tools.

Harnesses, ma 60 cows; price, only cost payment, foou, Balance long time at Lackawanna Estate opposite post office. ONLY $500 DOWN ON 85 ACRE FARM with 50 acres of creek flats, free from stones; 13 room house, best of repairs: barn. other outbuildings; convenient to juiectric and scranton. Title Real Estate Board of Trade Bldg. Also open Saturday evenings.

818 ACRE DAIRY OR STOCK FARM. OLD j. u. larm. w.

scnungman, Dal ton. Pa. 45 ACRE TRUCK FARM, 3 MILES FROM Glenburn and Northern Electric; new outbuildings; good water, orchard and woodland, with or without stock and tools as desired. See Laokawanna Real Estate op posiie post omce. FARM BUYERS I SELL FARMS, LIVE Atrent South Gibson, Pa.

BARGAIN $400 DOWN, $60 A YEAR ON 66 acre farm; 6 minutes walk from Northern Electric; total price, $1,200. Title Real Estate Co. 8 END FOR MY BIG FARM L18T BEFORE you buy. Farm Specialist South Glbsos. Fa.

FARMS AND SUBURBAN HOMES FOR TT Lk w'noia cottages and building lots for sale; see my list before buying. GEORGE W. DAVIS. "On the Square." Providence, Scranton. Pa.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WANTED PARTY TO TAKE AN 1NTER est with us In the manufacturing of 6,000, 000 feet of lumber; only a small amount of extra capital required. Universal Lumber Scranton; Pa. OPPORTUNITY FOR PARTY WITH SOME capital; fortune wlth'n 10 years, with good position; will stand strict investigation. Write George, care Tribune Publishing Co. FOR SALE COUNTRY 8TORE DOING A nice business; situated near a creamery and newly constructed estate road.

Call Benjamin H. Rutledge, Rlleyvllle, Pa. FOR SALE WAGON SHOP AND BLACK smlth shop; fully stocked; Jn country Address 2. care Tribune Publishing Co. POULTRY Aw EGGS FOR SALE 9 RHODE ISLAND RED PUL lets and a cockerel.

Call evenings, 619 Deacon St A REAL EGG GETTER, SAYlOR'S POULTRY POWDER. Makes hens lay whether they want to or not $2.64 and $1. WEEKS HARDWARE CO. HALPIN'S BARRED ROCKS ENTIRE flock at a special price; must dispose at once. Call evenings, 1880 Pine St.

LEGAL NOTICES THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Stockholders of the Scranton Lace Curtain Company, for the election of Directors and transaction of such other business as may properly come before said will be held in the general offices of the company, corner of ninn atreftr anri MAvlrr avn, of, Scranton, Pennsylvania, on Tues ua.y, ituveiuuer lifiz, ai 2 Clock p. m. The Scranton Lace Curtain Company. Attest: H. HALL, Secretary.

025 29N6 1219 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE United States. For the Middle district of Pennsylvania. In the matter of D. D. Miller, bankrupt.

No. 2279 In bankruptcy. To the creditors of D. D. Miller, of MoosIc, In the County of Lackawanna and district aforesaid, bankrupt.

Notice is hereby given that the above named D. D. Miller, who was dulv ad judicated a bankrupt on the 14th day of October, 1912, and whose schedules have been filed, has filed an offer of composition at twenty per cent, of all' claims not entitled to priority. A meeting of creditors will be held before the under ianed referee In bankruptcy, at hla of fice, 802 806 Mears building, Soranton, on Tuesday. Nov.

12. 1912. at 10 a. for the purpose of acting upon said offer, and accepting or rejeoting the same. ERA H.

RIPPtdD, Referee in Bankruptcy. Pa. FOR SALE GENERAL STOVB AND FURNACE REPAIRS Always In stack. Weinberg's, 306 Peaa near eoor Lackawaaaa Laundry. FOR SALE WE HAVE A LARGE QUAN tity heavy table oilcloth; regular S5c quality; sell at 16c Scranton Auction House.

$100 WILL BUY FULL 8ET OF BLACK smlth tools and stock; $50 down. Call or write Barney Hum. 012 Marlon St, Scranton. Pa. RUMMAGE SALE TODAY 406 PENN AVE.

FOR SALE ENGLISH BULL DOG; MUST sell on account of traveling. Call Monday, Room 22. Washington hoteL IF YOU WANT YOUR STOVE REPAIRED or exchanged for a new one, see us. We sell repairs for all kinds of stoves and take orders to repair stoves. Prices are very reasonable; satisfaction guaranteed.

Call, write or phone Freedenberg Jaffe, 244 Penn next Redlngton's furniture store. RUMMAGE SALE TODAY 406 PENN AVE. FOR SALE BAIT FISH, $1 PER 100. I will meet all trains at Wlmmers. J.

D. Compton, Drinker, Old phone 62. FOR SALE A FEW MORE OF THOSE good Iron bound bushel crates, c. J. Bailey, Nicholson, pa.

RUMMAGE SALE TODAY 406 PENN AVE. FOR SALE QUARTERED OAK BUFFET and dining cnalrs; low price. Address care Tribune Publishing. Co. RUMMAGE SALE TODAY 408 PENN AVE.

BOOKKEEPER'S DESK ABOUT 7 FEET long with A sliding drawers in top and 2 side pedestals: also expensive roll ton desk. Underwood Typewriter Co. RUMMAGE SALE TODAY 406 PENN AVE. FOR SALE A FIRST CLAaS STOCK OF canary birds at Edward Harnett's hotel, 1424 Lafayette this week only, at $2 each; all birds guaranteed to be singers. RUMMAGE SALE TODAY 406 PENN AVE.

BIG STOCK 2nd HAND STOVES AND ranees, aood as new. delivered free: freight prepaid outside city. H. Jaffe, 846 Penn Ave. RUMMAGE SALETODAY 406 PENN AVE.

HEAVY INGRAIN CARPET SELLING OUT at 230 ana svc. scranton Auction House. RUMMAGE SALE TODAY 40 PENN AVE. WE HAVE ABOUT $0 EXTRA LARGE 8IZB rugs, some you can buy tnem at your own price. Scranton Auction House.

A. FEW LEFT ROOM SIZE RUGS, SIZE vxu, selling at at.au. noma ana lee tnein. Scranton Auction House. RUMMAGE ALE TODAY 406 PENN AVE.

CARPET AND RUG FILLING FOR around rugs and carpet; 66 ceut quality; sailing at 39 casta Scranton Auction House. ROLL TOP DESK, SWING CHAIR AND office rugs, cheap. Scranton Auction House. RUMMAGE SALE TODAY 406 PENN AVE. 60 CHILDREN'S CRIB BEDS FOR SAkB at great bargains.

Scranton Auction House, 09 Lackawanna. LARGE SIZE HEAVY OAK WARDROBE, cheap. Scranton Auction House. HORSES AND WAGONS JUST RECEIVED A CAR OF EXTRA GOOD heavy draught and general purpose horses. Bulford Robertson, MoosIc, Pa.

JUST ARRIVED WITH A LOT OF FINE horses; weigh from 1000 to 1600 pounds. InqulreM; Dinner's feed store, 837 Penn Ave. WANTED WANTED INVALID WHEEL CHAIR FOR outdoor use. Aaaress rriDune run llshlng Co. WANTED SECOND HAND BICYCLES, IF fitted with coaster brakes.

Harry W. Relnhart 107 Washington Ave. CASH PAID FOR TOBACCO COUPONS, soap wrappers, Mothers' Oats, 829 Washington Ave. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR MEN'S clothing, shoes; send postal. Bargain store, 211 Penn opposite Lyceum RAILROAD TIME TABLE Central Railroad Timetable, Train! leave Soranton weeks days for New Tork, Philadelphia, Bethlehem.

Allentown, Reading, Lebanon, Harrlsburg, Maucb Chunk. White Haven, Ashley, Wilkes Bar re, at 7:10, 12:60, 3:60 p. m. Sundays at 8:10 a. 2:06 p.

m. and (6 p. m. for New York and Philadelphia). For Tamaqua, Pottavllle, Shamokin, week days, 7:10 a.

11:60 p. Sundays. :0 P. ro. eUCKVILLE Dr.

Higginbotham, of is spending a few days at the homo of George Gummire. Mrs. Grace Gendall has moved from Main street to the Tanner property on Pleasant avenue. Election day the post office will be open from 11 a. m.

to 12:30 m. only. Miss Harriet Parsons spent Sunday In Clark's Summit. Miss Anna McLaughlin was a Forest City caller Sunday. Ervln Brong and Carl Ollendyke returned Sunday from Wayne county after a successful hunting trip.

All news for the morning or ven papers may be left at the post Box 93. The. people of Pleasant avenue and vicinity are requested to not permit dogs or cats to roam tothe property of Lewis Boyle. By order of Board of Adv. MAY FIELD A Hallowe'en social was held at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Stephens Thursday evening. Games and music were Indulged in after which ice cream and cake were sold for the benefit of the Baptist church. The house was decorated with Japanese lanterns and pumpkins and presented a very pretty, appearance. Those wl attended were: Mr.

and Mrs. J. Uoyt. rnd Mrs. Edward Rosser, Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Kinback, Mr. and Mrs.

John Vail. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones, Mr anil Htnry Stephens. Mr.

and i Mrs. Thomas Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. I Charles Stephens, Mrs. Fred Spencer, 1 Mrs.

John Carpenter. Mrs Wlnfleld Ward, Mrs. Stephen Millet Mrs. Maurice Gionflne, Mrs. B.

Llstlnger, Mrs. 1 ueorge stone, jonn Thompklns, Mrs. Michael Blrtlcy, Mrs. Clara Jones and daughters, Bertha and Anna, Mrs. I Joseph Lane, daughter Ida and son Sterling, Mrs.

John Williams, Mrs. Samuel Pryor and son Frank, Mrs. 1 Charles McGtnley, Mrs. Charles' Grelg, Misses carne van, Carrie Tuttle, Stella and Ida Pendred, Beulah Sprague, Anna Allen, Ruth and Grace Tompkins Elisabeth Reynolds, Hazel, Beatrice! and Kittle Hoyt, Ruth Carter, Laura Welch, Haxel Little, Marguerite Krons, Margaret Lewis, Llnnle and Annie Berry, Clara Bennett, Tlllle Roe, Wanda Benjamin, Ella Williams. Mabel Jones.

Pearl Adams, Dolly Cunningham, and Richard Lewis, Hazii Hoyt. Roland Rossar. Roland Oelat, Joseph Leltln ger, Edward Williams, Richard Usher, Davidson and Arch Swingle. Michael Butlng has purchased the Tampany property on Penn avenue. Miss Mildred Rosemorgy has returned home after spending the past week with friends In Peckvllle.

Miss Anna Evans, of Peckvllle. has returned home after visiting friends In town. John Hanophy was a Scranton caller yesterday. ALLENTOWJf AUTOIST KILLED, ALLENTOWN, Nov. 4.

"A collision between an automobile and a carriage at Lehigh church, near here, Sunday, resulted in the death of Milton Rabenold, who was riding lno a maehlne driven by Wlnfleld Wagner. Wagaer was knocked unconscious. INVBw TIENTS. 8L100 roots, single. Marlon St, renting for $189 per annum.

$1.600 room, single, partial moats. Driving Park. $1,750 6 room, single. Marion 8t: lot 90x179. $2,100 3 room, single.

Diamond all Improvements; steam neat 82.900 room, single, Monro gooa residential section. $2.200 10 taom, double, Gardner large lot Jl 300 1J room, double, Detty St room, double. Boulevard Ave. sOO 16 room, double. Electric St 83,800 Three family house.

Sanderson Ave.1 rents for $720 per annum. $8,000 10 family apartment; rents for. $1,344 per annum ACRES. MILES FROM TUN KHAN nock. 4 acre Improved, balance covered with second growth chestnut and oak timber: all goo.

land; only $1,100. For sale or exchange Large country store and dwelling; acre land; good outoulld Ings, fruit trees and garden: price, 82.000; also brick hotel, good barn and outbuildings for $4,000: will take city property, worta In part payment Our list includes all kinds of city property, suburban homes and farms, also several central city properties are flrst class investments. We write Fire and Automobile In'uranoe, O. D. DE WITT 212 218 MILLER INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE.

8CRANTON, PA. WHY PAY RENT? When you can buy, on your own terms, this eignt room house at 906 Woodlawn St, for $5,000. All modern improvements, cement cellar, electricity and gas; coal and gas grates. Lot, 40x175. Phone .1 VAIL Phone 27 Lackawanna Avenue.

MONEY TO LOAN QUICK LOANS To Housekeepers. Salary Employees Oa Their Owi Plain Notes. $10 UPWARDS Ratsg Lowest, Payments Easiest We guarantee we will not make any embarrassing inquiries of the friends, family or employer. Money can be repaid to suit patron. Vany of the beat people In the city deal here and you don't know It HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO.

WASH. LACK A. AVE. Entrance 104 Walk. Ave, 2nd aoori hoobu a lit, Both Pboaes.

MONEY TO LOAN ea famttve, piano er salary without aay pabuetty ee red tape at lowest rates la the city. Makes no difference what yea are now paying er have paM we will make yon a loan at lower rate sad aailsr pay. ments. feople't Loan 427 ftnrttc St. Bombs 1 8.

Over Pierce Scott's Store. lviuncl 1 XJ L.UA1N On Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry at low as 1 per cent. S. RA I TJ JEWELER AND BROKER 221 LACKA. AVE.

mm ii MONEY LOANED 1 OMrtWONAt" PENN AVE, SCRANTON. PA, III MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE only. Slegel's Realty Connell Bldg. (.2,000 AND $2,500 TO LOAN AT ONCE; also larger sums; real estate securities only. James Gardner Sanderson, 100 Mears building.

i.r a l.nAM fiw vrtTTn pnnpff.RT I Insured fitzslmmons, Morris 311 Spruce street. vipen evenings. u.h O. D. Dt WITT Buys, sells and rents all kinds of Ileal Estate and writes Fire and Automobile Insurance, Boom 213 Miller 420 Spruce Street, Scranton, Pa.

KiZER SUINGLE Uuy, Selli and Bents Beal Estate Money to Loan on First Mortgage. Both 'Phone. Mears Building. PERSONAL GENERAL GENUINE DUPLEX OIL WINDOW shades, warranwo i iy everywhere, 75 cents: our special saie price, cents. Also linen shades.

24 cent Soraa ton Auction HoufcO. WB ARB CLOSING OUT OUR GREAT stock of fancy lace curtains, very beautiful patterns, at any price. If you are looking for lace curtain ba: gains, come at once, Soranton Auction House. DETECTIVE AGENCY WILSON DETECTIVE AGENCY Evidence obtained where It exists by shrewd, ripabl and honest men. tOt tUS Peoples Bank Building.

MISCELLANEOUS LADIES AND GENTLEMEN AT THE HAT Hospital you can get your hats cleaned and reblocked by practical hatters: select the shape you desire and your hat will be done as good as new. Hat Hospital 408 Linden city. 1 SHOPPING BY MAIL CAN PURCHASE anything for you. Mary A. Bowen, care Y.

w. C. Scranton, Pa. MEQARQEB BROS. PRINTERS BUP piles, envelopes, paper bags, twine.

Ware USD Washington Ave. DAVID M. RBILLT, WHOLESALE AND retail footwear. Hotel Jermya Blag oraatea..