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THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN THURSDAY, FEBRUARY .13, 1919 fiTT AT KNIGHTS; TEMPLAR TOURNOI .7 s. Where the Throng i i nun i Goes kj JlSllll HOTEL JERMYN The Center of Social' Activities EVERY evening naturally finds a host of dis criminating Folk at HOTEL JERMYN those whose preference demands the utmost in the harmony of pleasure and refinement. The dinner dance from 6:00 to 8:30, and the customary evening dance from 1 0:00 to 1 :00, intuitively express the acme of social environ ment, so often absent elsewhere. 5 The association, the inviting ease of HOTEL JERMYN, is a challenge to admiration you will find here a treasure house of appealing refinement and delight. No Charge for Dancing Hotel Jermyn's famed Jazz Orchestra, under the leadership of Mr.

John Tripoldi, of Del monico's, New York, dinner quartette, will be in attendance. 1 Slf 3m VMV TMiAren; 5 i. NV who poewr Men! hear don you this very often MS HOTEL JERMYN Scranton F. M. HOOPER, Manager.

$12 Mackmaw.Coats 7.50 $15 Mackinaw Coats ll $20 Mackinaw Coats 15.50 And if you want to know the reason, here it is: We have more than we need right now whereas you probably haven't any at all. So a change of ownership right now ought to prove a good thing. You'll benefit in your way benefit in ours but you pet the best of the deal. Plaids and Plain ShadesMany Made By Sheuerman lf ImrSSSfSr 1 about re wTiie'. Jf 'v lrl VT' 1.

AWft CCI lit iaI TnC St I 1 Notice to Auto Owners We are builders of any style radiator on the market. We have most of them in stock ready for your service. We also make a Ford Truck Radiator, which is built heavier, holds one gallon more water and will home, 751 North Lincoln avenue, this afternoon at 3 Rev. A. R.

Burke, of the Simpson M. K. church( will officiate. Ijiterment in Forest Hill cemetery. The funeral of Mrs.

Mary Evans, of South Hyde Park avenue, will be held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The funeral of Charles N. Lord, of 1416 Myrtle street, will be held from the home tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The funeral of Durkan. of Apple street, will be held' this morning at 10 O'clock; from St.

Patrick's church. Burial in Cathedral cemetery. There will be auto service. The funeral of Miss Ella Rooney, of 1613 Price street, will be held this morning at 9 o'clock from St. Patrick's church: Burial will be in Cathedral cemetery.

Sale Overcoat cool better and give more power for your engine than others. Absolutely Guaranteed. Specialists on Straightening Smashed Bodie, and Fenders. KNIGHTS BALL NEW SYSTEM RADIATOR WORKS values to 25.00 1 7.50 for 411 LINDTEN STREET. Both Phones.

CATCHES FIXE TKBOUGX ICE. SYRACUSE, N. Feb. it. Mrs.

Wallace of this city, fishing through the ice on Oneida Lake, fougtit with a pike, or muscallonge, for forty five miuntes before it was landed. Thc pike weighed eleven and a quarter pounds and measured thirty five BIGSUCCESS State Grand Commander C. M. Clement at Templar Tour noi Last Night. DEATHS mcnes.

MUTCHUAK IS ABBESTED. Arrested by Constable Williams on a warrant charging non sunport and desertion Joe Mutchuak, of 219 Vine street Old Forge, waived a hearing before Alderman Swartz yesterday and entered nail in the sum of $300 for his aypcarance in court. The complaint was made by Mrs. Anna Jlutchauk, of 1257 Reynolds avenue. Taylor, wife of the defendant.

Alderman W. H. Thomas, issued the warrant. night include: Commander Clement Sunbury; E. Eir Alfred Lister, of this city, grand captain general, Thomas R.

Patton, grand generalissimo; Clyde E. Love, Harrisburg. grand herald: John A. Armstrong. Connelville, grand sword bearer; Geqrgo W.

HoSper, MonbngaheIa: grand standard; bearer; Ernest C. Rogers, acting grand captain of guard, and Dr. D. S. Miller, acting grand warden, oth of Sunbury, and Boyd A.

Musscr, this city, acting grand marshal. Members of the reception commit tee to the officers were: Arthur Wid dowfield, commander Coeur de Lion Commandery, chairman; R. A. Zimmerman, division commander; Thomas P. Penman, grand commander; Archie Betts, commander Great Bend Com nlandery No.

27; Maurice Reynolds, commander Palestine Commandery No. 14. of Carbondale; Fred G. Peters, commander Savona Commandery No. 89, Honesdale; Julius Smith, commander St.

Andrew's Commandery No. 70, of Susquehanna; Alton F. Klzer, comander Melita Commandery. No. 68, 25.50 for values to 32.50 32.50 for values to 45.00 42.50 for values to 75.00 Another winter coming many of the styles will do for then, BRILLIANT DECORATIONS Knights Templar From Northeastern Section of State Are in Attendance.

Don't Aliss Our February Sale of Lifetime Furniture and' Bigelow Rugs KXB. CHAXX.ES IUHI. Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Charles Kline, died Teusday at her home at 201 East Market street. She was seventy seven years of age, and one of the best known and highly respected women in North Scranton, where she lived for the last fifty years.

She was born in Newfoundland, Wayne county, and came to Scranton when she was twenty seven years of age. She was an active member of the Providence Methodist church. Three vearsNago she and her husband celebrated the fifty fifth anni versary of their marriage. She is survived by her husband, one daughter, Mrs. Henry .1.

Walter, of Kverett. and one son, Louis C. Kline, of Scranton: also two sisters. Mrs. Laurine Frleble and Mrs.

Moses Rohrbacker, of Newfoundland, and three brothers, David Waltz, of AVimmers, John Waltz, of Farno, and William Newfoundland. She is also survived by eleven grandchildren. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon from her late home. Services will be held at 3:30 o'clock, anil will be In charge of the Rev. L.

E. Van'Hoesen, of the Providence M. E. church. because they are advance styles now.

No Indeed Of Scranton, and A. P. Clark, commander Coeur de Lion Commandery No. 17, Scranton. Richard D.

Richards was chairrnan of the arrangement committee; J. P. Wardle of the pub(icity committee, Dr. Charles H. Tilton, of the ball and decorations committee.

Senator Davis of Inspection and review and Alex p. Clarke of tickets. MBS. JEANWETTE DAVIS. The death of Mrs.

Jeanette Davis, widow of the lato David J. Davis, occurred vesterday at her home, 311 Tenth avenue. She was seventy four years of age and her survivors are Shoes stepping lively $5.00 to $9.00 lines 3.45 $7.00 to lines 6.45 $8.50 to $10.00 lines "7.45 The first item a badly broken lot other two lines broken but not so badly. four sons: Llewellyn L. Davis, Thomas D.

Davis, Richard Davis and Arthur uavis, ail or scranton. une iunerai will held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home. Rev. John You wouldn't take your watch to a blacksmith to be repaired you would take it to an experienced watch repaiiman, the same as particular folk bring their shoes to GOODYEAR to be repaired GOODYEAR service means longer shoe service, Because we employ highly 1 workmen and a lot cf them, too. With R.

E. Sir Charles M. Clement, of Sunbury, grand commander of the State Knights Templar in' attendance; the tournoi and peace ball of the Knights Templar of Northeastern Pennsylvania held last night at Town hall, was a brilliant success from every viewpoint. The decorating scheme was probably the most elaborate ever attempted, the big being a mass of decorations electrical set pieces; effectually blotting out every bit of trite hall's bareness. Previous to the dancing and while the Knights Templar of ai! the com manderles In the city and this part cf' the state were marching In review before Commander Clement, Lawrence's band played.

While the grand march was in progress the band rendered martial music concealed by a huge American flag. As the march ceased the flag was lowered, showing a large liberty bell, from which three young women, wearing wide sashes with the inscriptions "Liberty, Justice, Democracy," stepped forth. And from the top appeared a dove, the sign of peace and a little cupid, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Madden.

This little allegorical sketch was greatly appreciated. Inspection by Commander. Inspection and 'review the Knights Templar by Commander Clement was held previous to the dancing. Senator Albert Davis, was adjutant general of the knights and had command of the review. Commander Clement In a short address to the Hammond will officiate.

Burial will be Y. M. C. A. Mass Meeting at Strand Theater; Sunday, 3 P.

M. "Answers to Y. M. A. Criticism," by Prof.

Burges Johnson. Men and Women Welcome. Adv. OFFER IS TURNED DOWN BY BRITISH MINERS LONDON, Feb. 12.

The cdnference of the miners' federation of Great Britain, at a meeting at Southport today, decided against acceptance of the terms offered by the government for a settlement. of demands, made by the The miners' which lias 800,000 members, wants a six hour day and a thirty per cent, increase in wages. In Washburn street: "cemetery. THOMAS The death of Thomas Fiddler, aged Our Grand Rapids Furniture is hand polished. It will last a lifetime.

sixty three, years 1915 Wayne avenue, died at 5:10 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the State hospital. Mr. Fiddler was admitted to that Institution on Monday as a medical patient. He is survived by his Wife and three daughters, Mrs. David Smith, Elizabeth and Alice Fiddler, and one son, Thomas Fiddler, $3 Wool Felt Hats 2.40 40c trXUXAK YOVVCt JfOTPAT.

'William Young Moffat, the eight months old son of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Moffat, of 151 Cherry street, Dun more, died yesterday morning at the family home of UBS KABT EHBEABDT. Mrs.

Mary Ehrhardt. ninety years KS. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It knights complimented them on of age and one of. the pioneer residents of South Scranton, died yesterday morning at the home, of her son, Henry Ehrhardt.

of 726 ProsDect avenue. The Now is the time to save by buying good furni deceased was one of the most estim able women In the community and for all Rubber Keels that's been our price, riht along ONE PRICE TO ALL 'jo profiteering and' no overcharging, either. Just give us ring on the phone, and we will cheer fully call for your repair work. GOOD YEAR Shoe Repairing Co. 126 Washington Avenue Frank MorrnT.

Manager tne news or her death was received with profound sorrow. Five sons, Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the sub ctitute tot calomel, act gently on the bowels and positively do the work. People afflicted with bad breath find quick relief through Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, The pleasant sugar coated tablets are taken for bad breath by ail who know them.

Dr Edwards' Olive Tablets act gently but firmly on the Bowels and liver, stimulating them to natural action. ture in our February Sale. You can have Henry and William of this city: of Wilkes Barre: Charles of Chicago. appearance, and then referred to Lincoln's' birthday, of the splendid qualltes of our martyred president and that all should follow his wonderful teachings. He urged the members of the local commanderies to Jump In and start a membership campaign and called upon the ladles to assist the men, In this work.

Invitations to all Blue Lodge Masons In this part of the slate ivere sent out to attend the ball and the response was It is Intended that a similar function he held annually. The war necessitated abandon and' John also in the West survive her besides twelve grandchildren. rne tunerai win take place from choice selections on our six floors. the home of her son the to be ASSOCIATION ACTIVE the state aid plan for buullding new I President, James W. Smith; secretary roads.

Officers of the association are. Dr. Thomas Monie. announced later. JOHN C.

HASTE BS. Johii C. of Burllnganie. died yesterday morning at the home of his brother in law, Lewis 'C. Koehler, of 113 Atherton street.

Tay lor. The 'funeral announcement will be made later. IMPROVED ROADS Caminittees were" appointed at a meeting of the Automobile Association of Lackawanna County, held Jn'. the Burr building, last night, to take up with the county and borough officials requests of citizens up and down trie valley for improved roads. The association plans to work in co.operation with the Motor club of Lackawanna 'county to secure tetter highways or the com 428 Lackawanna Ave.

ing the tournoi and ball for several years. Boxes were arranged 'last night at one end of the hall. These were occupied by Commander Clement and the visiting knights and grand officers. The other end of the hall was occupied by the orchestra. ThedecoraUon scheme consisted, of black and bunting, the Knights Templar colors, rod, white and blue SAMXTEfi XIMNEY.

Samuel Klnnev. of Plains, died last clearing the blood and gently purifying the entire system. They do that which dangerous calomel does without any of the bad after effects. All the benefits ot nasty, sickening, griping cathartics are derived from Dr Edwards' Olive Tablets without griping, pain or any disagreeable effect Dr. M.

Edwards discovered the formula after seventeen years ot practice among patients afflicted with bowel and liver complaint with the attendant bad breath. Di Edwards' Olive Tablets are pure 1 vegetable compound milted with olive eil; you will know them by their olive color. Take one or two every night tor a week and note the effect 10c and 25c dot box, All draggfe! Hardware, Plumbing and Heating night at 11 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Theresa Connor, 138 Ej'anklifi avenue. He is survived by.

two daughters. Mrs. Thomas Waistband Irene Kinney, of Plains, and two sons, James, of Plains, and Edward, of Los Angeles. The bunting and American flogs. Beauti munlly.

"SAX IT WITH FLOWERS" Appropriately Arranged For All Occasion. Quick nervics bero or anywhere In the wide world. Da; Phone S4B I. Mlit I'bone UOi. 'CLARK, Florist, i 134 Washington Ave.

body will be removed to the home of Mrs. Walsh for funeral services. James W. Smtth and 51. Uarrett, (.

reck villa, and Dr. Thomas Monle nnil Rpiiest ProoHt. of AreVibald. were ful electrical set pieces, rerreseiiting the Masonic emblems were strung over the, dancing; floor. American, sl.ielda" Illuminated with electrio.

lights were also In evidence. The grand officers in attendance last 325 327 Penn Ave nuinarl a. nnmmi vfl It nn'the UNZBAX.S. The funeral "'Of Mrs: Vivian Black commissioners and borough councils Atuskett will be held from' the family and urge that advantage oc iaiten 01.