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Tribune Republican Scranton Truth Want Ad Branches For the convenience of our natrons. Classified Ada. Subscription, Now Itorat and Complaint can be ten at any of the following suburban office and will receive prompt attention: WEST 8CBANTON. Jenkins' Drug Store. Main Ave: and Jackson St.

j. t. Kearneys i 'rug store, jiuwn au and (JarficH Avt. Linco'n Pharmacy. Mala Ave.

and Lau'iia St. NORTH SCRANTON. II. V. Hartzell.

Providence Auditorium. Watkini' Drug atore, 1204 Providence roaa. SOI TH SCRANTON. Koempels" Drue (tore. 3S3 Stone Ave.

Mayer's Drug store. Pltteton Ave. and Alder St. EAST SCRANTON. IL Knoepfel's Drug store, 965 Prea cott Ave.

Herman Clause' Grocery store, 1001 Wheeler Ave. Goorge S. Jones' Drug store, S00 Prescott Ave, GRREN RIDGE. Green Ridge Pharmacy. 643 E.

Market 6t A. W. Musgrave, Capouse Ave. and Marion St DrNMORE. Bone's Drug store, Dunmore Corners.

McHale's Drug store. 404 Elm St: CARBONDALE. W. J. Morgan.

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3. THE WEATHER WASHINGTON. Feb. i. Eastern Pennsylvania: Fair and colder Thursday; Friday increasing cloudiness: moderate northest winds.

YESTERDAY'S WEATHER Temperature a. i degrees p. 33 degrees Jielative humidity. ,1 a. 9 cent.

a p. m. i so per cent. Temperature extremes Highest at 3 a. 44 degrees Lowest at 8 p.

33 degrees formal '5 deurees Total precipitation during the 24 hours ending at 8 p. m. .02. MARRIAGE LICENSES Louis Sulinski JCvan Rusdnski Scranton Scranton Carbondale May field Scranton Throop Scranton Scranton fcranton Simpson Simpson John peston Margaret. Slavinski Kondot Ccbalo.

Annie Oleuhoski William "Ddzer "Ida "Jurkovitz Oriinth I)'. Reese Dorothy 15. Reese Skowyroe Kate Tokona MARRIAGES IW ese lleese In Scranton. Feb. 4, 1911.

by Rev. AV. R. Edwards. Griffith Ueese and Miss Dorothy Reese, I io1 of Scranton.

t'hicltiirn Hatehko In Jessup, Feb. .14114, by Rev. Father Vlade Nicholas Chichura, of Oly phant, naa miss J.1z7.1e iiaicnao, oi Jessup. Wlloom Relnliig In Carbondale, Feb. 4, 1914, by Rev.

Charles Lee, D. Jesse Wilcox, of Carbondale, and Miss Adelaide Reining, of Avoca. Swallow Griffiths In Scranton, Feb. 4, 1914, by Rev. James Benninger, Charles Swallow, of Kingston, and Miss Nellie Griffiths, of this city.

Kanopo Ives In Herrlck's Center, Feb. 3. 1914. by Rev. H.

J. Crane. Lawrence Kanopo, of Greenfield, and Miss Georgia Ives, of Cannonsville, N. BIRTHS ltutherford To Dr. and Mrs.

Ruth erford, of Clark's Summit, a son. Rolls To Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rolls, of Peckville, a son. Haffnrr To Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Haff. ner, of daughter Kearney To Mr. and Mrs. John Kearney, of Minooka, a daughter.

Ilrlster To Mr. ami Joseph S. Briefer, of Clark's Summit, son. Kelly To Mr. and Mrs.

William Kelly, of Gibbons street, twin sons. Mallu To Mr. and Mrs. David Malia. of 1300 Cedar avenue, a daughter.

DEATHS Stool In Dalton, Feb. 4, 114, Mrs. Opie Stool, aged sixty bIx years. The funeral be held Saturday af ternoon at 2:30 clock. 'Nllnnd In Scranton, Feb.

4, 1911. Michael Niland, of 722 Marion (treet. The funeral will be held Sa turday morning nt 9 clock with ser vices in St. Paul's church. Interment Cathedral cemetery.

McGrath In Scranton. Feb. 4. 1914, Mrs. Sarah McGrath, of 932 Sotrth Washington avenue, aged seventy years.

lleebe In Dunmore. Feb. 3, 1914, Mis. Elizabeth Beebe, aged twenty eisrht years, of 218 Bloom street. Fu neral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30.

o'clock. Interment will be made In Dunmore Bowie In Scranton. Feb. 4, 1914, Mrs. Rose Bowie, of 611 Adams avenue, funeral services will be held tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock.

The will be taken Saturday morniner to Allcntown, where Interment will be Gordon Tn Scranton. Feb. 2, 1H4, Mrs. Mary E. Gordon.

The funer al will he held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock from Jones undertaking parlors. The body will be taken to chinchilla for burial. hltiirld In Carbondale, Feb. 3. 1911, Mrs.

William Whitfield, aged seventy two years. Funeral this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock In the home. interment In Maplewood tremetery. Lewis in Taylor. Feb.

4. 1914 'Mrs. Margaret (Lewis. lamii In Scranton. Feb 4.

1913. Mrs. Jennie Inman. of 1009 Lafavett street, aged 41 years. Alrmana In Scranton.

Fri 1914. Mrs. Louisa Altmann. nf 31! Carl iillno avenue, aged years. Funeral this afternoon.

Interment In Wash liurn Street cemetery. FUNERALS Tha funeral of Mrs .1 Clivinn Northup will be Wld tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family resi dence at Qlenburn. Services private. The funeral of Thomas Murphy will be iticld this afternoon from the hotr.j of his Mrs. Nellie Gaugh an.

of 506 North, h'umner avenue. Mervicei will be held In St. Patrick's 'hurch. Interment In Cathedral ceme tery. The funeral of Louis Perrottl.

who '1led Tuesday afternoon after being fatally burned In a culm pile at the ntrknc to th National mine, will be held this, afternoon with services at his late home, 1711 Prospect avenue. The funeral of William Bevan, of 87 snyaar avenue, wno Qiea at tna BUI hospital following a paralytic stroke, will be held Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with services at the house by Hey. J. H. Kelson, of the Bethel Baptist MOSCOW The funeral of John D.

Calleghan was held yesterday morning at 9:30 o'clock from St. Catherine's church, with requiem high, mass by Rev. Father Fleming, the pastor. The pallbearers were: J. E.

Loveland. F. J. Doherty, M. D.

Kelly, M. Stanton, A. N. Sayer and Matthew Kelly. Interment was made in the Moscow cemetery.

There were many beautiful floral pieces from friends and public institutions with which he was connected. The funeral was one of the largest ever held here. Mr. Calleghan had only been ill few days with indigestion. Miss Vail is able to attend her duties as teacher in the primary room again after several weeks' illness.

The Reading Circle was delightfully entertained at the home of Mrs. hreo Jones Monday, evening. During the evening Miss Alice Jones recited a piece composed by her mother, and the Misses Jones sang a selection also composed by Mrs. Jones. Jacob Schieble has purchased the Drug store from Dr.

J. W. Knedler. Mrs. Marshal Silfees fell and sprain ed her ankle on Monday.

Mrs. Benjamin Ives has been ill the oast week. Mr. Puiden, the former druggist, ha? secured a position in Scranton and moved his family there. Miss Helen Williams, of Elmhurst, was entertained jby Mrs.

Jesse Gardner, Sunday. Cottage prayer meeting was held ai the liorne of Mr. and Mrs. Charles eager last evening. Mrs.

Barney Schenck and Mrs. Ray Krotzer, attended the funeral of the'r nephew at Newfoundland yesterday. The W. R. C.

will have an all day quilting at Mrs. Pelton's Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ami Learn, of Thorn hurst, were recent visitors of Mrs.

Dora Learn. Mr. and Mrs. B. G.

Biesecker entertained Miss Minnie Champion Sunday. Mrs. A. L. Adams, and pupils will give a recital Friday evening, February 13 in the school building.

The proceeds is to apply in the piano fund. The Mission study class will meet Wednesday evening after prayer meeting. Miss Bina Kelly, of Syracuse, attended the funeral of J. D. Calleghan Tuesday.

FALLS FALLS, Feb. 4. A very pleasant surprise was given Miss Ethel Lewis at the home of her parents, on Wednesday evening, January 28, the occasion being her nineteenth birthday. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.

Levi Iwis, Mr. and Mrs. John Keeler, Mrs. Wade Clark, Misses Iona Keeler, Edith Hartin, Priscilla Lewis, Anna Lewis, Wilda Holschuk, Pearl Sickler, Pearl Milligan, Mabel Smith, Martha Jennings, Hannah Lint ner, Rhoda Wilsey, Esther Berry, Ethel Lewis, Lottie Keeler, ate Hartin, Irene Dersheimer, Bernice Sives, Riid Charles Detrick, Lafayette Keeler, Andrew Glke. Mike Gike, Wm.

Clark, Leonard Clark, Harry Fitch Harold Fitch, Ralph Smith, Walter Sickler, Clarence Coolbaugh, Raymond Reeves Ray Lewis, Salmon Lewis, Clarence Lewis, Alfred Wilsey, Frank Hintze, Thomas Young, iDewitt Durland, Ed. Richards, Milford Sives; also Mrs. Howard Felk er, and cihldren, Lewis and Ethel, of Ransom. Last week twenty five women of the Ladies' Aid society went to Fac toryvllle where they were delightfully entertained by Mrs. Al.

Williams. During the recent parties were held at the following homes: Miss Mabel Sickler's, Wade Clark's, Levi Lewis's Delbert Sickler's on Post Hill, Mrs. Ceclle Dickenson's at Glen dale and several others. Mrs. Charles Zimmerman, spent a few days at Dorranceton last week.

Among the out of.town people who attended the funeral of Mrs. Leslie Kresgie, of Indianapolis, were: Miss Bessie Fitch, of Montrose: Mrs. Baird, of Pittston, and Wm. Evans, of Scranton. Quite a number of the school children have chickenpox.

Mrs. La Franz of Lacyville, Is spending some time here with relatives. Mrs. William Deitrick ipleasantly entertained about twenty of the members of Mr. Veith's Sunday school class on Friday evening.

Bert Reeves has again moved to Falls. Ace Nichols will move to Ricketts, where he will have charge of a section on the L. R. R. R.

TOMPKINSVILLE TOMKIXSVILLE. Feb. 3. Miss Kdna Hallstead, of Elkdale. is visiting her aunt, Mrs.

Charles Johnson. Elder Gerstneckr filled the pulpit at the M. E. church on Sunday last. Elder German was called away on account of the illness of his mother.

Mrs. Henry Snyder is seriously ill at the home of her dausnier In myn. Miss Carrie Rippon is assisting Mrs. Lewis White with her household duties. Mrs.

Harry Warren is ill. Harry Taylor was tendered a surprise party on Thursday evening of last week. Draper Taylor, 10 has been quit 111 the past few days, is much 1m proved. Mr. and' Mrs.

Claud Van Loan were very leasantly surprised last Satur. day evening by a host of friends Those present were: IMr. and Mrs. Ross Snyder, Mrs. Phoebe Snyder, Miss Grace nyder, Doris Snyder, Gladys Snyder, Theresa Snyder, Mr.

and Mrs. Graves. Mr. and Mrs. W.

R. Graves Richard Graves, Mr. and Mis. Charles' Johnson, Merle Johnson, Mr. and Mrs John Taylor, Mr.

and Mrs. George Johnson. Mr. and CUrs. Nelson Graves Miss Harriet Graves.

.1 i. Selden Decker, Mrs. Belle Grosvenor! Miss Nina Grosvenor, Miss Carriu Gros venor, Miss Mary Pmith. Miss Norma 'ecKer Alls Edna Hallstead Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Snyder, Miss Myrtle Snyder, Miss Mary Snyder av.md yder. Henry Meal. Andrew Vail, Thomas Jones, Georgo Hubbard John Fadden, James Moon, Sydney Rip pon, Frank Thomas, E. G. White, Ells abeth Chesebrough and Lewis Cure.

MILL CITY MILL CITY, Feb. 4. Mrs. W. H.

Swartz and Mrs. Charles Odell are confined to their homes with severe colds. Mm. H. w.

Place, who has been very seriously ill for some time, is not im Drnvlnr. The Hllldale Book club met with Mrs. H. L. ftwarts on Monday afternoon of last week.

The next meeting will be with Mrs. J. M. Sickler Monday. A roll call of the M.

E. church of this place will be held on Thursday evening of this week in the church auditorium. The Hilldale Book club Will hold their annual meeting at the home of J. C. Menger on Tiiursuay evening.

un weunesaay evening, cuiumy the Wyomlns: Seminary Glee club will give a concert In the Methodist Episcopal church here, commencing at 1 o'clock. Members of the Men's Oxford Bible class and the Ladles' Adult Bible class of the Sunday gchool here wended their way to the Knapp Ryder home on Friday evening of last week. Those present were as follows: Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Stanir, Mr. and Mrs. I. D.

Vosburg Mr. ancf Mrs. J. M. Sickler.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. W.

Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. J. Menger, Mr. and Mrs.

G. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Ryder, Mrs. E. L. Knapp, Mrg, It. E.

Westlake, Miss Emma Mott. Mrs. Martha Winters, Miss Elizabeth Winters, Miss Dorothy Dailey, Mrs. William Barnum, Mrs. Oscar Sickler, Mrs.

Edith Patrick, Mrs. H. L. Swartz and daughter Ethma, Mrs. G.

Fmlth, Mr. E. J. Phelps. MlN Ruth EnrU, Mrs.

John Dailey, Mies Ln Walter, Mils Eliza THE THLBUxN'E llEPtlllLlCAiV, THURSDAY, FEBRUAH 5, 1914 beth DeWitt, Mrs. Ella Vangasbeck, Miss Keeler, Messrs. J. R. Hubler, Evan Davis, Eugene Snover, Robert Carey, Walter Fristch, Howard Phelpg and Foster Mengea.

DALTON A merry party, made up of members of the Men's Oxford class of the Methodist Episcopal church and their wives, enjoyed a strawride to Frank Brooks' over in West Abington on Friday evening. Those in the party were: Mr. and Mrs. B. F.

Syder. Rev. W. S. Crandall, Mr.

and Mrs. William Watkins, Mr. SF" Pwrta Mr fnH D. IL i uruiup, Mr. miu wm.

auica Mr. and Mrs. George Kramer, Mr. and i i I UabIaw Mrs. Ziba Dixon, Mr.

and Mrs. A. O. Brauer. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Paine, Mrs. Lottie AVilliams and daughter. Misses Nellie Beemer. Ruth and Dor othy Paine, Bessie Jones and Florence Whitnev and Fred Beemer, F.

M. Tiffany, W. M. Hurd, Elmer Reynolds and Frederick Brauer. The cottage prayer meetings for this week have been appointed by the Baptist church to meet Tuesday evening at the home of A.

M. Baker, to be led by Rev. Mr. Kulp; by the Methodist Episcopal church, to meet on Thursday evening at Dr. Byron Jackson's with Prof.

H. H. Rounds as Djader; at Ziba Dixon's, W. F. Beers, leader; at Frank Gardner's, Mrs.

T. A. Purdon, leader, and at Charles Capwell's, ames Mosier, leader. Eight persons were added to the membership of the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday morning by letter, three were advanced from probation to full membership, three were baptized and the sacrament of the Lord's supper was observed. 1 Attention of all persons interested in the temperance cause is called called to a very important opportunity which is offered to the people of Dalton and vicinity by the presence in this town on Friday evening of Mrs.

Addie Parcells, of Philadelphia. The women of the Philathea class of the Baptist Sunday school will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J. M. Purdy.

i Mrs. Theodore R. Stark, daughter Rosalyn, and son, Harold, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. O.

R. Pease, at Clark's Summit. i Mr. and Mrs. James H.

Bunnell and their mother, Mrs. Lena Smith, went to Wilkes Barre on Monday to at tend the funeral of Mrs. Smith's sister, Mrs. Debora Smith, who died on Thurs day. 1 Mrs.

H. W. Howe has returned rrom a week stay witn tnenas in vniaes Bavre. Mr. and Mrs.

D. Webster Swallow and son, Daniel, of Clark Green, and Mr: and Mrs. George Nichols were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Swallow on Sunday.

William Zeller, of Tremont, was a Sunday guest of his brother, Dr. Charles A. Zeller, Mr. and Mrs. Wescott nave returnea to their home in Wheelerville.

Sullivan county, after sojourning for some time here at the home of their daughter. Mrs. John Tavlor. Mr. and Mrs.

John Dean, of Syracuse, N. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Leacn. Miss Hattie Decker is spending a few days with relatives fn Scranton flnH Mnnsip. Mr. and Mrs. Giles Roberts are entertaining the former's brother, Joseph Roberts, of Falls.

Arthur Weatherby, or pittston, spent Sunday with nis grandparents, air, and Mrs. Silas Decker. INDIAN ORCHARD INDIAN ORCHARlD, Feb. 4. Herbert Olver, while in New York citv last week, married Miss Luelle Tamblyn, daughter of Rev.

Jeremiah Tnmhlvn and wife. Thev are now pleasantly domiciled at Mr. Olver's home at Chestnut Lake. Sixteen Indian Orchard ladies ac eomnanied bv V. D.

Buckingham and W. H. Marshall composed a sleighride load that drove to Bethany on Wed nesriav last, where thev were enter tained at the home of C. O. Blake by the Methodist Episcopal ladies of that place.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weber, after spending week with relatives and friends here and at the Lake, returned to New York city Saturday. Otto Richmond, who underwent an oneration at Honesdale last week, is rtnh iir nie.elv. W.

H. Marshall attended the Big F.rlrtv telenhone meetlnir at Narrows burg, N. on Thursday last. The following directors were elected: J. W.

Hiller, George ieiier, ueorge ivnorr, Albert Gillow, W. F. Heinle, L. J. Hawker and Georire Eneleman.

Kathrvn Gray, of Port Jervis, is visiting her uncle, W. D. Buckingham. Mrs. Anna Bldwell.

of Sydney, N. spent last week with her mother at unestnut iane. G. C. Olver is erecting a sawmill on his property, near Chestnut and Beach lakes.

JUBILEE y. JUBILEE, Feb. 4. Mr. and Mrs.

Philip Rotterman and daughter, Carrie, were the guests of Rsv. J. H. Basset and wife, of Madisonville, Tuesday. R.

H. McLain is ill with a severe cold. Mrs. Byron Alt called on Mrs. S.

G. Webster Tuesday. Nelson Weldy, of Denver, Col, spent the week end with his brother, I. G. Weldy, and family.

Mrs. Philip Rotterman is ill. Mr. and Mrs. E.

Gilpin, of South Sterling, were entertained at the home of their daughter, Mrs C. G. Bortree, last Friday. The funeral of Mrs. John Osgood was held at the home Friday afternoon at 1 clock.

Deceased was seventy seven years of age. Interment in the Salem cemetery. She is survived oy two sons. D. F.

Osgood, of Hyannis, and L. A. Osgood, of this place. Those attending the funeral from a distance were: dJ. F.

osgooa, or jj. j. Morton and Oland Shaver, of Dallas, Miss Bertha Osgood, and John J. Osgood of Scranton. HOLLISTERVULE HOLLISTERVELLE, Feb.

4. Mrs. Flovd Smith who has been ill with pneumonia is convalescent. Mrs. rj.

a. iioiiisier who nas Deen in Is improving. Mrs. John Stanton, of Scranton, was a recent visitor at me nome oi and Mrs. 1J.

E. Brown. Nellie Brown, of Scranton, was a guest at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown, January 26.

Clarence Potter and wife and little son Crandle are guests of Mrs. E. H. Potter. Cecil Hazleton, of Scranton, was a guest the homes of Homer and Floyd Fessenden last week.

Mr. McBain. of Franklinton, N. and Lynus Zimtners, of Schenectady. N.

are guests of Rev. Mr. and Mrs. McBain, of Hollisterville. Mr.

Ambler is spending some time with friends in Conehohooken. GREEN GROVE The Ladles' Aid society of Alontdule Methodist Episcopal church enjoyed a sleighride recently to the W'alesvllle parsonage where they were pleasantly entertained by the pastor and his wife. Those present were: Rev. and Mrs. VoiilUner (' Clark.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ctark, Mr. and Mrs. William HELP WANTED MALE DISH WASHER WANTED; YOUNG MAN with experience.

Apply Kenwood Lunch, 43 Spruce. St, WANTED FIRST CLASS BAKER. APPLY Max Blume's home bakery, 2'J8 al Ave. TAILOR WASTED. TO MAKE PAXT8 and vests.

191 Boulevard Ave. LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN. BRAKEMEX waxes about tlOO: experience unneces sary; send age, postage. Railway, Tribune Republican Truth. care I MONET MADE OX THE SIDE COMES IX handy: vou do not have to leave your present work; experience and capital not needed: writ inHrient and health insur ance for an old Massachusetts stock company; send for proposition.

Box 8475, Bos ion, Mass. WANTED FOR II. 91. ARMY: ABLE BODI ed, unmarried men between ages of 18 and 85, citizens of United States, who can speak, read and writ the English langu age. For information apply to necruiung Officer.

S02 Lackawanna Scranton, or 45 Laning Wllkes Barre. Pa. HELP WANTED WANTED EXPERIENCED BROAD silk weavers; good wages; steady work. De E. Deary, 1236 Bryn Mawr, West Scranton.

"LOST AND FOUND LOST PHYSICIAN'S POCKET MEDICINE case. Finder will return to Green Ridge and get reward. LOST LAST WEEK IN CENTRAL CITY, nlaln black Lynx muff. Return to 800 Linden St. Reward.

LOST FRIDAY, JAN. SO. SMALL BLACK card case containing $5 and $1 bills. Please return to 1516 Linden St. FOR SALE IFOR SALE GREEN HOUSES AND COW frame sash.

X. J. sui i. irving Ave. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR HOUSE hold furniture.

Charles Cohen Hi Penn Ave. Old phone, 2663 J. FOR SALE BARBER SHOP FURNITURE; 8 chalr cup case, 8 chairs, large cigar case, 6 small ohalrs; wish to dispose ot at once. 61)6 Pittston Ave. Wheeler, Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Decker, Mrs. Abram Oakley, Mrs. Charles Rought, Miss Marion Wetherby, Miss Ella Reis, G. Reis, W.

Taylor, William Clancy, Morris Miller, Thomas Smith, and iMiss Annie Smith. Miss Mabel Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morrison. John Reis, Charles White and Ralph Reis.

EAST SCRANTON Many young women are competing for the prize to be given at the box social to be held by the drill team of Washington Camp, No. 7 95. Patriotic Order Sons of Anierica tonight in Schultz hall. The best appearing box will be awarded prize by several judges. The boxes will be auctioned "off by East Scranton's noted enter, tainer Philip Martin.

All mebers of the drill team will appear in white duck trousers at the hall at 7 p. m. The Canoe club will hold a banquet tonight in Schubert's hall on Ash Mrs. Lydla Habestroh, of Prescott avenue, is able to be about after a few weeks' illness. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas, of Clay avenue entertained a number of friends at their home on Tuesday night. Mrs. Smith, of Wheeler avenue, confined to her home with illness. is CLARK'S SUMMIT Oliver Reynolds and Mrs.

Charles Shaffer, of Carbondale, called on Mrs. Stanley Ace Tuesday and also attended the Eastern Star meeting in the evening. A large number from Nicholson and Factoryville were entertained by Juanita chapter, No. 8, Eastern, Star, Tuesday night. Miss Iva Bonno has returned from a long visit with relatives and friends in Berwick and Bloomsburg.

Misses Emellne and Virginia Bat. ting have returned from a four weeks' visit in South Bethlehem and Philadelphia. Mrs. Mary Chamherlin visited her son Rollin, in Scranton last week. Mrs.

H. Patrick is spending some time with her daughter, Mrs. Kitchen, in St. Fla. Fred Warren was a visit in Philadelphia last week.

Milton Prosser, of Scranton, was a caller at Frank Bonna's on Sunday last. FLEETVILLL Mr and Mrs. Hollie Daley and daughter, of Clark's Summit, spent several days with J. W. Gibbs and famllv Mrs.

Sanford Benjamin died at her home January 31. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Franklin spent Sunday with the former's parents at Waverly. J.

F. Glbbs celebrated his seventy third birthday January 28. The following guests surprised him: Mr. and Mrs. Franklin, ir.

t. Naius, miss was Rink, Ben Stanton, George Transue, Mr. and Mrs. George Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Spencer and two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Everetts, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Champlin and son, Mr.

and Mrs. F. S. Peck and daughter, Kutii, Mrs. Charles Wells and son.

Milton, Bert Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gibbs and daughter, Marlon, and Wm.

Fish. At a late hour refreshments were served and host and hostess were voted royal entertainers. MADISONVILLE Tuesday night the Grangers entertained vlsttlnir members from Elm hurst, Daleville and Hamlin lodges. The W. C.

T. U. ladies had their meeting all day Wednesday. KSV. J.

11. Haaseii ana wiie, iar. aim Mrs. O. I.

Ives, Mr. and Mrs. John Wintermute and wife spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Miss Helen Ives, of Stroudsburg, was home over Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. O.

Ives. Miss Hasel Mead, of Scranton, was home Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Holgata vlRited her uncle, R. A.

Bird, and wife Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Lynch enter tained company over Sunday. CLARK'S SUMMIT Mrs.

Bert Taylor recently entertained the members of the T. A. T. club at her home on Center street. Those present were: Mrs.

Arthur Sherman Mrs. George Secor, Mrs. Frank Stab bird, Mrs. Austin Stajle, Mrs. George Stahleber.

Mrs. watson uoieman. mis. Charles Dunlap, Mrs. Bert Taylor and Miss Ethel Whitman Express lead of Horses just received from tha farms of Indiana.

This is a splendid let of horses. All colors and siiss. They weigh from 1200 to 1700 pounds. All horses sold by us are guaranteed to bs as represented. Buy your horses from experienced and reliable dealers, at the SCRANTON HORSE BAZAAR 1002 North Washington Avenue.

HELP WANTED FEMALE WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOU4E work; must have references; food wages. 685 Qulncy Ave. WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE work. Apply 11M Mulberry 6t. GIRL WANTED, FOR GENERAL HOUSE work.

217 X. Main Ave. EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GENERAL housework; good wages. Apply T. Butler, 513 Dudley.

Dunmore. SHOE SALESLADY MUST be experienced; have reference. State previous position and salary. Steady position offered. Write P.

O. Box, 8 Scranton. WANTED REFINED EDUCATED WOM an for outside position; lucrative employment if qualified. Call Room 80S, S16 Washington Ave, WANTED GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL housework; one who understands cooking. 738 N.

Washington Ave. WANTED A EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR housework. T01 N. Main. SITUATION WANTED WANTED YOUNG WOMAN FOR 0FICE work: quick and accurate at figures.

Address, giving experience and salary desired, H. care Tribune Republican Truth. FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS WOULD LIKE small washes to do at home. 3, care Tribune Republican Truth. SITUATION WANTED.

BY CAPABLE young man, taking care of (horses or driving' motor car: 8 years' experience, Frank Hanstlck, T19 Elm South Side. WANTED WASHINGS AND IRONINGS to take home. Address 403 X. Decker Ct. SITUATION WANTED.

BY COLORED woman as laundress in private family or by the day. Apply 836 Dix Ct. YOUNG MARRIED MAN WANTS Position at tire and tube repairing: 5 years' experience. W. IU'21 Cedar Ave.

POSITION WANTED, BY MEAT CUTTER and sausage maker. Address Butcher, care Tribune Republican Truth. YOUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE PLACE In office afternoons and Saturday; good per.man. 9, Tribune Republican Truth. YOUNG GIRL WOULD LIKJI POSITION as nurse girl or clerk in 'store.

10, Tribune Republican Truth. WANTED, BY YOUNG WOMAN, WORK by day; will take small washings home. C. Miller, 60S Dupont top floor. SITUATION WANTED, BY YOUNG MAN, 18 years old; any kind of work.

Address 40, care Tribune Republican Truth. SITUATION WANTED, BY BOY, AGED 19, at anything. 1'0, care Tribune Republican Truth. SITUATION WANTED, BY BOY, 18 years old, at any kind of work. Address UO, care Tribune Republican Truth.

WANTED WORK BY DAY, WASHING, Ironing or cleaning. 814 Washington Ave. SlfUATION WANTED BOOKKEEPER will work 2 weeks free ot charge to prove ability. R. Herman, 1733 Church Ave WANTED EXPERIENCED DAIRY FARMER WOULD like to rent large dairy farm, stocked, and furnish bis own team.

Address Farmer, Tribune Republican Truth. WANTED, BY LADY ROOM AND BOARD or room kmly, In central city, 8, Tribune Republican Truth. WAXTED For cash, a good double house, Petersburg: preferred; no real estate agents need answer. Luck Box 316, City. Adv.

CASH PAID FOR TOBACCO COUPONS, soap wrappers Hand United. Room 2U3 Miller Spruce St. WANTED 1,000 RESTAURANTS TO GET their coffee at Osborne's, 811 Adams Ave. 5 pounds tor SI. WANTED 1,000 BOARDING HOUSBS TO get their coffee and tea at Osborne's, "The Coffee Man," 841 Adams Ave.

6 pounds coffee or ft pounds tea for 1. HORSES AND WAGONS FOR SALE CHEApT Spring Wagon, Coal Wagon and Freight Sleigh, all for team. Petersburg Silk Mill, Tenth ward, Scranton, Pa, FOR SALE SEVEKAL YOUNG MARES una Horses; all gooa. serviceable stock, right out of the hardest kind of work; ranging in prices from S50 upwards; good size and weight; single and double team harnesses: 8 spring panel wagons, 7 trucks. Call at brewery stable.

Cedar Ave. and Alder South Side. FOR SALE 5 WORK HORSES, YOUNG and guaranteed sound; weight about 1.600 pounds. Address R. E.

Crease, Waymart, R. F. No. 2. JUST ARRIVED WITH 20 HEAD OF AC cltmated horses, from 1.000 to 1,500 pounds; prices S35 up: mares with foal; 2 dump wagons, 2 lumber wagons, 8 sets double harnesses.

Don't buy till you look this stock over. A. P. McDonough, 128 Tripp (block from Corners), FOR SALE 3 GOOD HORSES, CHEAP; sound, kind and gentle. Harry Stark, Factoryville, Fa.

AUTOMOBILES AMERICAN SCOUT model; price $700. 1BS8 Sanderson Ave. FOR SALE; 1913 Mrs. Mary F. Kays, POULTRY BRED R.

I. REDS AND S. K. White leghorn breeding cocaereis, each. C.

P. Davidson, Jermyn, Pa. R. F. D.

X3ET A VIGOROUS CHICK FROM EVERY fertile egg with any good Incubator by supplying oxygen as soon as the eggs begin pip. We will be glad to give you full detain. Merkley Manufacturing Syracuse. N. Y.

BOARD AND ROOMS FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD. Mulberry. Hill section. 917 PERSONAL DR. W.

TREVERTON, SPECIALIST FOR women; coal mxcaangs iug. mun; i ternoons. Old phone. HAT HOSPITAL 4AS LINDEN STREET. SCRANTON, ladles' and gentlemen's hats cleaned and remodeled to any design; ladles large Deavers, veiours ana velvets cut and blocked to small shapes Bell phone, 1U7 J.

J22 10. RAILROAD TIME TABLES CENTRAL KA1LROAD OF NEW JERSEY. Trains leave Scranton weak days far New York. Philadelphia, Bethlehem, Allentows, Reading, Lebanon, Harrlsburg. Mauofe Chunk.

White Haven, Aahlsy, Wllkes Barre, eta, at 1:10 a. P. Sundays, at 9:19 a. 2:06 and (6:00 P. m.

for Nov York and Philadelphia). For Tamaqua, Potuvllla. Mahanoy City and Sbamokln week as, 7:10 a. aal 12:60 p. eundsya LAWYERS A JL W.

SEAR LB, C2 Connell Bid. W. DONNELLY. 05 7 Mars Bidg. LEGAL NOTICES SCALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE ceived for furnishing groceries and Jrovlslons, fresh meats, grain and feed or stock and, poultry, bread, for the quarter beginning March 1, 1914, and ending May 81, 11.4.

to the State Hospital for the Criminal Insane, at Farview, Wayne County, Pa. Bids will be received up to 10 clock a. February 20, 1914. Bids to be addressed to the superintendent of the Jrtospital, Thomas C. Kltsslmmons, M.

Waymart, Wayne County, from whom all additional information may be obtained. Blank schedules may be obtained by application to the Huperintendent. HENRY F. WALTON. 7 t.

President FOR RENT JTOR RENT FLAT, 5 ROOMS; ALL IM provements: large front porch; on hill; price 25. Phone, SB62 R. at 9 o'clock a. m. For Rent April 1st, 1914.

Store at 222 Penn and second and third floor over 214 16 18 20 22 Penn all communicating. Also, beautiful stores at Hotel Casey, Lackawanna Ave. side. For full particulars inquire of Casey 21416 Lackawanna Scranton, Pa. FOR RENT 2 FAMILY FLAT: HEAT and gas, fireplace, electric light.

Apply 948 Clay Scranton. FOR RENT, APRIL 1 ONE HALF double house, No. 1412 Adams stationary tubs and all improvements for $22: with garage accommodations, $25. Old phone. 31)07 L.

FOR RENT STORE SOON TO BE VA cated; will rent verv reasonable; fine location. Call Bell phone, 6947 J. FOR RENT, AT ONCE HALF DOUBLE, 8 rooms, bath, gas and electricity, furnace. S. M.

Wetland, 1741 K. Washington Ava. FOR RENT ONE.HALF DOUBLE HOUSE, 9 rooms; all improvements; possession at once; also 6 room house. Inquire 419 Harrison Ave. FOR RENT 8 ROOM HOUSE: ALL 1M provements.

203 Falrview Ave. FOUR ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR. 1916 JACK aon St. THREE ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR. Jackson St.

1910 Fcr Reit Frim April 1st and basement, No. 109 Lackawanna avenue, and atore building, No. 109 Franklin avenue, both communicating. Now occupied by the Imperial Cigar Co. About 8,000 ft.

floor apace, including basements. Can be rented together or separately. Inquire of THOMAS MOORE, 501 Connell Building. CHEAP SMALL FARM. 841 QUINCY AVE.

7 ROOM SINGLE HOUSE. St. 1918 JACKSON STORE FOR RENT, 809 ADAMS AVE. AP ply to I. H.

Allabach, 532 Vina St. FOR RENT GREEN RIDOE 8 ROOM single bouse; lra jrovemenis. 802 Marlon St. 921 VINE 9 ROOMS; STEAM AND eleotriclty. M.

Gardner, C3U Qulncy Ave. 511 QUINCY 9 ROOM HOUSE; ALL IM provements; full lot, M. Gardner, 639 Qulncy. FOUR ROOMS FOR RENT INQUIRE AT C06 Broadway. FOR RENT APARTMENT' IN DUCli worth also 2 garages la rear 440 Madison Ave, a garage, rear SOT Webstar Ave.

Bell phone, 6323 R. STORE FOR RENT 618 Lackawanna Ava. Isqulre B. Moses. FOR RENT TO COLORED PEOPLE, four or five room flats and unfurnished rooms.

Apply to 414 Connell Bidg. 10 ROOM HOUSE, 838 CLAY AVE. next door. APPLY FOR RENT STORES, OFFICES. FLATS, and houses throughout th.

city. Slegel's Realty Connell Bidg. FOR RENT OARAGE, REAR OF 127 Adams Ave. Inquire at The Scranton Trust STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, all kinds; CO private storage rooms; low rates charged. New York Storage Ware bouse 223 Center two doors from.

Peca Ave. New plioas, 839; Old phen, 4tii Mo ey to loan on all kinds of goods when ROOMS' FOR RENT FURNISHED FRONT ROOM FOR RENT; city heat. S08 Wyoming. TWO FURNISHED ROOMS COMPLETE for light housekeeping. SM Miff 1 1 Aye.

FOR SALE OR RENT FOR SALE OI RBNT. CHEAP THE combination store and dwelling property at 041 8 Prescott Ave. Slegel's Realty Connell agents. FARMS FOR SALE 14 MILES FROM SCRANTON, SHORT drive from Dalton and Northern Electric, 78 acre farm, 00 tillable; brook watered pasture, orchardiOf 100 trees, 2 springs: (9 room plastered and painted house, 4 barns and outbuildings, all In good condi 'tion; price only easy terms. Lackawanna Real Estate opposite post oltlce.

Only authorized agents. FOR SALE 15 ACRES, 1 MILE NORTH of Nicholson; new 0 room house, good barn, 50 apple trees, all kinds of small fruit, choice nursery stock, fine litikoiy grove, spring water; an ideal home for elderly couple; will sell at a sacrifice for cash, on account ot leaving this vicinity. Call or address Lulu cook, Nicholson, Pa R. F. D.

4. 8800 BUYS SAWMILL PROPERTY, 4 acres, tillable land; new barn and chicken house; nearly new 0 room 8U apple irees. and mill dam; the dam overflow about SO acres more; good place for elder mill; 8 miles from jermyn. Address Joel Crofut, Dalton, R. D.

No. 8. NO. 294 ONLY 40O DOWN. TOTAL price for truck and chicken farm ot 60 acres, all land tillable; fruit trees, spring water can be piped, to house: a 2 history house, built only 0 years; barn and other outbuildings; situated Ihk miles from Northern Electric.

No. IAS Only SS00 down In stock farm, 103 acres, nearly all level; good limber; house of 9 rooms, large barn with underground stable, spring water, also 111 head of cattle, yoke of oxen, hog. farming machinery, total price, only tSud down; 1 mile from station. Axel Oellgaard, Manager, Title Real instate 801 JJuard of Trade. REAL ESTATE LOANS S2.0M AND L00 TO LOAN AT ONC: sdae larger sums; real estate securities only.

jamM Gardner Sanderson. 90t Mears Blag. MONEY TO LOAN DON'T BORROW MONEY WITHOUT COS suiting Fltssimnens, 311 Spruce opsa evenings. MONEY LOANED 1 111 PENN AVE. SCRANTON.

PA S.VMI TO 1.1. 000 TO LOAN ON REAL ES tate security, upon terms to suit borrower; payments received and Interest re duced, capweil, Attorney, rcopies nans Bids. MISCELLANEOUS WALL PAPER CLEANED AS GOOD A8 new, also furnace and stove chimneys. Drop a card to, Cleaner. 618 Mulberry at I WILL CALL FOR COMBINGS ANY where In the city, make them Into a 8 stem switch and deliver for 11.25.

A postal will bring me, W. Muller. 104 Washington A ve. NOTARY TUBLIC. W.

Lackawanna Ave. VALGHAN. 42 atSOAROEB BROS. PRINTERS' supplies, envelopes, paper bags, twine. Ware souse, DO Washington Ave.

ft if FOR SALE REAL ESTATE LAIISDOWIIE PARK OFFERS YOU A HOME On easy payments; finest locatloa, all city Improvements. Don't buy until you Investigate what we have to offer. Send for circular, CRAMER REALTY CO. Bell phone, 43. SOI Traders WE OFFER FOR SALE A ROOM strictly modern home on Electric every appointment; beat of workmanship and material throughout; oak trim and floors: large open fire place, beautifully tec orated throughout; lot 60x135 feet: pared street; must be sold, owner has left town; make offer; only authorised agenta.

Cramer Realty 601 Traders Bank Bidg. To Boy, Sell, Beat er In inre Property, SBB W. T. Hackett It WIU Fay Tea Buyers Sellers Renters FOR SALE, AT AN ATTRACTIVE PRICE, the beautiful Snyder property at 1015 Vine St. Slegel's Realty Connell Sales Agents.

WE OFFER FOR SALE, CHEAP, THE beautiful Sinn residence at 900 Sunset details at office. Slegel's Realty Connell Bidg. 423 MADISON AVE BENEDICT, ATTOR ney, Republican Bidg. WOULD YOU BUY YOU CAN buy a business property that Is renting for aear 93,800 for less tbaa 130,000 en easy tsrau. SEE W.T.

Hackett It Will. Pay You. $7,000 BUYS NEW 10 ROOM MODERN home, Washington corner property; paved street: best section of Oreen Hldge; must be sold, as owner has left the slty; other homes for sale from $8,000 up. Cramer Realty S01 Traders Bank Bidg. FOR SALE, VERY CHEAP AND ON aUSY terms, the combination store and dwelling property at 334 8 New St.

Slegel's Realty sales agents. BEAUTIFUL HOME FOR SALE. LOCATED on Sunset consisting of 10 rooms, with every possible convenience; hardwood floors, fireplace; large lot, 76x160 feat; shade tree, shrubbery, garage, paved street, owner willing to sacrifice on account of siuknrss; finest location In Scranton; photo at omco; only authorised agents. Cramer Realty 601 Traders Bank Bidg. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF KlltST MEETING OK CREDITORS.

In tho District Court of the United States for the Middle District of Pennsylvania. In Bankruptcy. In the ot Robert Stanley Hetew, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy No. 2645 To the Creditors of the Said Bankrupt of Carbondale in the County ot Lackawanna, and District aforesaid Notice is hereby given that on the second day of February, A.

D. 1914, the said Robert Stanley Rettew was duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that the first meeting of creditors will be held at my office 63 504 Mears Buildina in the City of Scranton, on the 24th day of February, A. D. 1914, at two clock in tho afternoon, at which tlni.) said creditors may attend, prove thel: claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. MORGAN KAUFMAN, Referee in Bankruptcy.

Scranton, Pa. AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF TH oiocamuuers or tne Scranton Bolt Nut Company will be held at the Com. pany'a offic on February 28th, 1911 at nine o'clock a. for the purposes of amending the By Laws so as tu change the time of holding meetings L. M.

HORTON, Secretary' Scranton, Jan. 27, 1914. TO THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF SCRANTON. Scranton, Jan. 20, 1914.

You are hereby notified that a special meeting of the shareholders of the Third National Bank of Scranton, will be held at the banking rooms, 118 Wyoming avenue, on Friday, February 20, 1914, at three o'clock, p. for the purpose of passing upon the question of whether or not the terms and provisions of the recently enacted Federal Reserve Act shall be accepted by this bank and of passing upon tho question of the subscription by this Bank to the capital stock of the Federal Reserve Bank to be organized lit the district In which this Bank shall be located as provided In said Act The polls will be open from three to four o'clock in the afternoon. By order of the President. B. B.

HICKS, Secretary. 21 t27. IN UK KSTATE OF WILLIAM Gutleinz, late of the City of Scranton, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania. Letters of administration upon the nhove named estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons having claims against the same will present them for payment, and those Indebted thereto will make immediate payment to CHARLES GCTHEINZ. Administrator, 303 Willow Street.

Scranton, pa. WARREN, KNAPP, O'MALLEY A HILL, Attorneys for the Kstate. Jg la 22 29 F4 11 I.N KHTATE OF DAVID PAR meler. late of the Township of Car hondule. County of Lackawanna and Ht'ate of Pennsylvania, deceased.

Letters testamentary In the above named estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons having claims against the said estate will present them for payment and those indebted thereto will make payment to MARY E. PARMETER. Executrix. M. J.

MARTIN, Attorney for Eatate. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT an applcatlon will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on the twenty fourth day of February, 1914, st ten o'clock a. under the provisions of "An Act of Assembly to provide for the Incorporation and Regulation of certain Corporations," approved the 29th day ot April, lff7 4 and the supplements thereto, for an Intended corporation to be called, wiiiiajne chocolate Company." the character and object of which Is the manufacture ot baiters supplies, confectioner's supplies and fruit syrups and articles of cognate character, and for trading In these articles and other articles of a similar nature, at wholesale and retail, and all articles necessary and Incident to the baker's and candy business, and for these purpose! to have, possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges of said Act of Assembly and its supplements. WILLIAM M. CURRY, J29.F5 12 Solicitor.

KSTATE OF MAURICE G. VAIl LATE of the township of Scott, Lackawanna county, deceased. Letters of administration upon the above named estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persona having claims against said estate will present them for payment, and those indebted the reto will make Immediate payment to Cheater M. Vail, Administrator. Jermyn, R.

F. D. Or C. M. Gardner, Attorney for estate 209 Wyoming Scranton, Pa.

Farm of decedent contains over lift acres for stile. 9 16 23 39 KIZER WINGLE BUY, SELL AND RENT RIAL CSTATS. Money te Loss First Mortgafe. foth Phones. Mors BUS..