The Tribune du lieu suivant : Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 17

17 PHONE 7222 PHONE 7222 THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN. THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1934 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS REAL ESTATE FOR RENT MERCHANDISE Dr. Bull Bible Class SEELY STARS By Peg Murray Obituary" unerals Dial 7 2 2 2 i ADVBRTISDIO RATM Per Un (or coniaeuUf Insertion 1 Tim IS Par Line 1 Timet Uo Par Lin Times 10 Pw Legal Notices ISO Per Una Special Business Rates ea Raaueat 10 discount will be allowed for Ada paid (or In advance or within ten days alter receipt of bill. Count alz average wordi to the Una. No ad taken tor leai than basis of three tines.

An Ad Writer will iladlf assist too tt desired so that the coot of Tour Ad la ore Dared in such a manner to bring the great est results to vou. Errors la advertising should be raoorted Immediately. The Republican will not be responsible for mora than one Incorrect Insertion. Ads ordered for three or six timet and LIKES TO PLAV POLO. Ask AfoisL.

'to MOMTQOMERV AMD 'GAELIC WIS IRISH WOLFHOUND. WHO WEI6HED 178 LBS MOS To Hear P. W. Wilson Philip IWhltweU dlstin gulshed author and lecturer, will be guest speaker at the Dr. Bull Bible class' twentieth anniversary banquet at 3 mt 4 PHILIP W.

WILSON Westminster church tonight at 6:30 1 Mr. wuson was oorn in rvenuai, England, was graduated from Cambridge, and at the age of thirty entered parliament. He was on the staff of the London Daily News for twenty one years, and in 1817 came to New York to represent that paper, and also to establish a better Anglo American understanding. At present he is special contributor to The New York Times on foreign affairs and economic situation. Mr.

Wilson contributes to Current History, Review of Review, North American Review and other widely read magazines. He is also on the permanent staff of Encyclopedia Brltannica. Dr, Houck's Rites In City Tomorrow U. S. Scientist Dies in Washington Funeral services for Ulysses O.

Houck, 68, associate chief of the bureau of animal industry, depart ment of agriculture, who died Monday at Washington, D. will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock from the D. D. Jones Funeral home, 427 Madison avenue. The Rev.

E. A. Martin, Pittston M. E. church, will officiate.

Interment will be in Shady Lane cemetery. Dr. Houck was a brother of Dr. J. W.

Houck. this city, and of Dr. M. Houck, Dunmore. He never resided in this city but had visited here a number of times.

Born in Luserne county, he attended the public schools there and later graduated from Dickinson seminary and the Veterinary School 0' the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. He served as house physician at the latter place before entering the govern ment service thirty eignt years ago. He was regarded as one of Pennsylvania's most eminent scientists. Minute Men to Address Pupils on Cleanup Drive Minute Men of the cnamoer or com merce will visit public schools of the city following their noon meeting today and speak to assemblies of pupils in the in terest of the "cleanup" campaign which is being conducted throughout the community this week. The assignments for speakers follow: Lafayette and Sumner schools.

Robert M. Huehea: Bryant school. Eugene Thomas: Lowell annex. H. W.

Hlller; Pastorlus. R. C. Lundgren; Prescott and Muhlenberg, J. Henry sonwniter; wasningten, w.

r. win gett; Whittler, John P. Brnadt; Audubon. George P. Schauta: Stowe Bartram, Oscar M.

Hazleton: Adams. Otto ft. Oonrad: Mor rls Loncfellow. Walter W. Britt: Olrard Coopor.

George A. Sutherland; Lincoln Ham ilton, Robert A. Hun: rarragut trneio, William A. Schautz; Penn. W.

E. Bright: Jackson Van Buren, Joseph E. Beck: Marshall Morse. O. E.

McGregor; WUlard, John Waldron: Jefferson Rush, the Rev. Gordon G. Kosclusko Roes. Otto A. Brunner: Irving Mann.

Harold A. Wooster; Whitney, the Rev. George B. Oallender: Monroe. Dr.

W. A. Rose: William Webster, David E. Landers: Bayard Taylor. P.

B. Darnes; Henry Phillips Key, E. R. Barnum; Grant Bancroft, D. W.

Weist: Madison. S. H. Kingsburv: Continuation school. S.

R. Zug: North 8oranton Junior High. Roswell Philltos: Teohnieal gh. P. A Sweet; Central Hih.

Martin P. Kennedy: Pranklln. Gordon Evans; West Scranton Junior High, W. H. Davis.

Tomorrow afternoon additional speak ers will present the purpose of the 'cleanup" campaign to pupils of the parochial schools as follows: St. Peter's, J. Emmett case; Hoiy itosary, A. Raeet: Mother Cabrlnl. Andrew P.

J. Best: Sacred Heart, Matthew D. Mackie: St. Ann's. Charles Leber: St.

John the Baptist, J. Elmer Williams: St. John the Evangelist. Herbert M. Ball; St.

Joseph's. Henry Oann; St. Marv'a Assumption, A. L. Rogers: St.

Patrick's. Albert 1. Davis: St. Paul's. Harry M.

Gordon; St. Peter's and St. Paul's. Robert. O.

Oogllfser, and Nativity of Our Lord. W. Carter. Kiwanis Convention Delegates. Selected Delegates and alternates to represent the m.

club at the Klwanl Interna tional convention in Toronto on June 10 14. were announced bv Dr. John Dyer, president, at the meeting of the dun in Hotel Casev vesterday. They are: delegates, Dr. Dyer and Russell H.

Dean, secretary; alternates, trie Rev. J. u. Ware and Oscar M. Hazleton.

Dr. F. J. Bishop gave a brief talk on th eamnaisn of the Lackawanna county branch of the Pennsylvanai Tuberculosis society. Dr.

Samuel Graf lin, New York, addressed the clubmen and guests on "Re enter the Business statesman. Student Is Nabbed Charged with failing to stop after his car had run down and injured Attorney W. W. Baylor at Washington avenue and Linden street at 1:30 o'clock yesterday morning, Michael Evancho, 21, 710 Donnelly street, Duryea, waa arrested several hour later by the city police. Patrolmen Isaac Flak and Stanley Carr went to the scran ton Lac ka wanna Business college, where the youth is a student, and took him from his class room.

He later entered $500 balL i alt APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED WEST SIDE. FIVE ROOMS AND BATH, eat and water furnished. at one. Phone 1101. ION WASHBURN 4 ROOM PLAT.

All Improvements. Phone 8 7001. 1000 MOMStr room apartment, all improvements, steam heat. 850. In auire ISO Green Ridge St.

or call 0071. 83 ROOM APARTMENT, modern with electric door opener, heat furnished. CM) Green Ridge St 1107 MARION attractive first floor 8 room modem apartment, taurine rent to desirable party. APARTMENTS FURNISHED HILL SECTION For rent bv Private partv 5 room furnished apartment from June 1st or sooner until October 1st. Writ Box 887.

Republican. BUSINESS PLACES HOTEL. DUNMORE CORNERS Furnished complete, por rent, whole or part. Phone 8 8449. BARBER SHOP.

corner Ash St. and Ca pouse Ave. Good location. Rent reason' able. Inquire at 04 Ca pouse Are.

POR RENT BUILDING. 215 Lackawanna Ave. complete with fixtures lor cloth. lrjr and furnishing. Also excellent loca tion for turnlturt.

Myer Davldow. Spruce St. POR RENT. 314 and 310 sprue alto two apartments. 3 and 4 rooms.

Rea aonable rent, Myr Davldow. 104 Sprue street. POR RENT. 110 Lackawanna toxltO. one of the best locations in Scranton for a bar and restaurant.

Vary low rant. atyer oaviaow 304 Spruce St. HOUSES FOR RENT ONS HALF DOUBLE HOUSE, suitable tor one or two families. Vine also one half double house. Harrison room.

Rent 830. Phon 1 7107. POUR and 5 room house. 813. 8H.

and 404 Bromiey zoi w. Hyde Park second floor. Phone 2 3722. J. Reese.

QUINOY half double, newly dece rned, lew rental, immediate DOSMssiaa. Phon 3 5700. DOUBLE. 530 WEBSTER (NORTH). Five rooms, all convenience, city steam.

rnone DUNMORE. 107 Cherry St. corner Elm. half double. 0 rooms, bath, steam heat, brand new hardwood floors, newly decorated.

D. J. Palumbo. Phone 3 033. DESIRABLE ROOM HOUSE, all improve ments, ime residential section, located at 310 Wheeler Are.

Rent 040. Phon 3 4314.. COLFAX 24 Half double, 0 rooms, garage. Phone 2 2505. HYDE PARK, 8 room single house tn good conaiuon.

garage, all improvements, linoleum, shades, large yard. Phon 4 423. MONROE 800 BLOCK double house. Day light aide, all Improvement. Keaaonaoie.

inquire 818 Monroe Ave. GIBSON E. 1527 30. good two aesiraoit room houses, all Improve ments, reasonable. Phon 3 1820 or 4 M22.

SUBURBAN FOR RENT SIX ROOMS AND BATH. 3 ear garage, maris summit, none la ju c. snyoer. ciarxs oreen. pa.

CLARKS SUMMIT. 013 PARK 8 room ingi aouse. large porch, improvements, large garden plot, fruit, chieken coop, garage. Possession at onee. Owner will be at house Friday.

April 17, from 10 a. m. untu a p. m. SEVERAL desirable properties.

Cltrkt summit and vicinity ward B. Parker Clarke Summit. Pa. Phone 8 3. MOSCOW, main road.

Van Brunt highway, room nous, suiiaoie ior tea Plenty parking apace. Phon 7101. WANTED TO RENT WANTED, modern apartments and nous or aesiraoi tenants I hay to nlac. List yours now. Get first eholee.

C. noaniues. Laegawanna Ave. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FARMS AND LAND EIGHTY ACRE FARM, machinery, eattl. horses, fully equipped.

Would consider irsaing ior property in scranton. w. D. Gumer. Harford.

Penna. NEAR FACTOR YVILLtj, 45 acres, house, creek. 82,800. Trade for cttv property. Axel Oellgaard.

Scranton Electric Bldg. FARMS FOR SALE, from 8 to 500 acres, near Scranton. Write for what you want. Phon 3 0051. S.

Allmena. 42 spruce oc. SUBURBAN FOR SALE WAVERLY For sale, rent or trade for small farm, 8 room house, water, electricity, wide porches, large maple treea in front concrete nave, stone walks. E. A.

Hallock. Waverly. Pa. COUNTRY HOME FOR SALE on Drinker luruuute, ososcow. single nouse.

8750 to oulck buyer. D. J. Palumbo. Realtor.

317 S. Blakely Dunmore. Phone 3 0833. Send for free list of real estat bargain. FOR SALE OR RENT FOR SALE OR RENT.

Hickory Old Forge. 13 rooms, all improvements, large beer garden and barber shop. Improvements, rent 800. Three family house In rear with an Income of 8135 a month Will sacrifice for 37.000, 83.000 cash, balance on easy terms of 4. Inquire 738 Bast Drinker or phone 4 5891.

LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Articles of Incorporation will be died with the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania on May 3. 1934. at 10:00 o'clock A. by a proposed corporation to be known as the Northwest Coal Co. formed under the "Business Corporation Law" for the purpose of mining, quarrying, preparing, buying and selling coal and minerals: the manufacture of coal products.

J. MEMOLO. Attorney. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Article! of Incorporation will be filed with the Department of Stat of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania on May 3, 1934. at 10:03 o'clock A.

by a proposed corporation to be known at the Ledge Motor Co. formed under the "Business Corporation Law" for the purpose of buying, selling, repairing motors and motor equipment and products. J. Attorney. ORPHAN'S OOURT SALE IN PURSUANCE AND BY VIRTUE OP AW Order of the Orphans' Oourt of Lackawanna County, dated the 7th day of April, 1034.

Elisabeth C. Phillips. Executrix of the atate of Mam C. Phillips, deceased, will offer for sale to the highest and best bidder on Saturday. May 5th, 1934, in the Grand Jury Room, thkd floor of the Court House.

Scranton, at 12:00 o'clock noon, a one tenth undivided Interest in and to all the following described lot of land, situate in the City of Scranton, Oounty of Lackawanna, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described at follow, to wit: Being Lot No. 12 In Block No. 11. upon the westerly side of Sumner Avenue, said lot being 40 feet In front on aald Sumner Avenue and 143 feet deep to a court for public use 14 feet wide, as designated and laid out on the plot or map known as "West Park." which map is Intended to be duly recorded In the proper office for the recording of deeds, in and for said County of Lackawanna, as by reference thereto had will fully appear. Subject to the same conditions, reservations and exceptions contained In deedt forming chain of title.

Said described land It Improved with a two story, two family, frame dwelling house, loo ted at 047 and 040 North Sumner Avenue. The said aalt It for the navment of the debts of the decedent and will be made on the following terms: Fifty dollars cash on date of tale and balance of purchase money upon confirmation of the tale and delivery deed. Right 1 reserved to reject any and all kid and to continue the tale to a later date if necessary. SUZABETH C. Executrix.

I. D. ADAIR, Attoratjr. A 12 10 3. FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS WOR BUM.

counters, coffee mill, butter refrigerator, on tank, tan and aneiviag. Main Ave. C. W. Waraka.

ANDES COAL. OAS AMD OOtCBrJUnOft Range at reduced prices. Qltesta Ma, 10 Wttt Lackawanna Ave. BUILDING MATERIALS FOR SALE. 8 ft.

sawed chestnut fence posts. 47 cents each, Whipple 040 Wyoming Ave. rnont iiz. COAL FOR SALS LOOK I Chestnut Coal. 00.00: Pea 081.

00 00. Phone 043. FIREWOOD OCT IN UNGTH Por stove or fireplace. A anthracite eosl. none Dennis, tiw.

A SUPERIOR QUAUTY coal at these prices is a positive bargain. Egg and cnestnut. 87.30. stove. 8T.7S.

Pea. 00.00. Buck 04.78. These prices subject to cash discount or Me ner ton on all C. O.

D. orders. Phone us your order to aay at prices advance Kay I. Oonsu mers Coal 04 Adams Ave. Phone 1300.

A ANTHRACITE Best High Test Large rea. id. re: jut ana sgg. st.Js; store. 87.60: No.

1. 84.25. GRADE) Pea. 85.50: Nut. 87.J8; No.

1. J. 10. 1a. a.

I S83S. STOVE and 87.00; Pea Goal, 85.50; Range. Domestic Buckwheat, 84.25. All fresh mined coal. Delivered to your bins on day mined.

Phone your oraers to 3 1177 or a soto. T. r. oulna v.011 uompany. HOUSEHOLD GOODS POR SALE, dresser, ehkffionier and living room suite, inquire s7 atonrae Ave, first floor.

Phone 2 0075. HOUSEHOLD GOODS of Mrs. Alice V. Evans, deceased of Clarke Green. Pa.

11 piece oak dining room suite, oak bed room suite, coucn. glass and silver ware. E. W. Evans.

Clarks Green, Pa. Phone tiaras summit. lst u. POR SALE. SMALL REFRIGERATOR, Too leer, good condition.

Price 84. Phon 1 8W5. POR 8 ALE Prlgidalre. Chinese rust. Hv ing room suite, table and chairs.

Black wage warenouse. 1011 Monsey Ave. XjCLVIPTATOR. mahoaanv bedroom ml birds eye maple bedroom suite, combina tion desk and bookcase, small ranee. lawn mowers.

Phone 2 8456 or Dal ton. STORK FIXTURES He possessed counters, back eountsrf and beer coolers. Refrigeration eaeet and market coolers mad to order. UNIVERSAL WOODWORKING CO 018 N. Washington Ave.

Phone 1 8878. SEEDS, PLANTS, FLOWERS PANSIES. perennials and rock garden Plants, c. h. Benedict Florist.

118 Al bright Ave. Phone 5008. ANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUT old gold and gold fined Jewelry. Highest prices paid. 10 K.

810.00 14 814.00 18 810.00 or. Brennan. Baisden and Zltselman, Second floor. Parr Building. 141 Adams Ave.

SILAGE WANTED. WILL PAY CASH. PHONE DALTON 70. ROOMS FOR EENT ROOMS WITH BOARD PLATT PLACE. NO.

11. nicely furnished home like rooms, centrally located. Meals qesireq. neasonabie. Fhone 3 1370.

ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD NICELY FURNISHED sleeping' room with private washroom and large clothes closet, all conveniences. Phone 2 1782. BEAUTIFUL, large, newly decorated room, suitable for two or more people. 80. 334 Jefferson.

2 0935. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS WOODLAWN 802 Two furnished housekeeping rooms of the better class. Second floor. Adults. Garage.

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT. I rooms, tile baths, modern throughout. Oarage. 035 Clay Ave. Phone 5583.

CARTER APARTMENTS, furnished or unfurnished. Elevator, tiled bath. beat, hot water. Convenient. Madison, Mulberry.

Phone 4 2378. CENTRAL CITY. 4 and 5 room apartments, heat and hot water. Rent 825 and 830. Also 10 room house.

050. Inquire 803 Olive St. CLAY AVENUE APARTMENTS 1 to 7 Rooms. Reduced rental. 530 day Ave.

Phon 2 4888. FIVB ROOM APARTMENT. All improvements. Andrew Brown. 1502 Plttston Avt.

HARRISON AVB. 501 8 room apartment, beat and hot water furnished. Phone 4 1520. 3 porches. HILL SECTION, rear 010 Taylor mod ern 3 and room apartments.

Must bt seen to be appreciated. Phone 2 5184. HILL SECTION, desirable location, first floor. 4 room apartment, bath. heat, hot water, porches, awnlngt.

Fhone 2 5838. HARRISON 322. first floor modern 8 room, steam heat, hot water. Janitor service. Phone 3 7470.

to 13 a. to a n. m. MADISON 32t Attractive four room apartment, first floor, all modern improvements, city steam furnished. 840.

Phont 544. MADISON 817. 2 pleasant 4 room apartments. All improvements, short walk to Central City. Phone 3'1S04.

MADISON 742. 5 and 0 rqom apartment, sun parlor, city steam furnished. Phont 5071. MADISON 120. beautiful 7 apartment, tile bath, city steam, hot water all year, electric refrigeration.

Bant reasonable. Phone 003 or 2 0785. MULBERRY ST. heat included 53. 7 room apartment.

heat Included, suitable for rooming house. Inquire 52 Mulberry St. MULBERRY 1718. third floor. room apartment, all Improvements, heat furnished, porches.

Block from nark. Reasonable. Mulberry 3 room apartment, beat. Ash Ill, 5 rooms 810 Phone 4 0701. 04 Clav Av.

NAY AUG SECTION, private apartment, beautiful rooms, every modern convenience, porches. Rent reasonable If willing to share bath with mother and son. Phone 2 5818. NAY AUG PARK SUCTION For the small amount of 835 vou can have a lovelv I room apartment with gas. light, phone, coal and hot water, If willing to share bath with mother and son.

Phon 3 5818. PREBCOTT 1051. rear. 5 room apartment, first floor, htat and hot water furnished, gas range. Phone 3 1051.

QUtNCY 43. two modern newly decorated apartment. 4 and 0 rooms, porches. 43 Qulncv Av. Phon 7S1.

SOUTH WASHINGTON and room apartments, bath, eleotrie and gat. Rent 815. Inquire 134 Hickory St. TAYLOR 418. deslrable.location.

second floor. 5 room apartment, bath, heat and not water. oorabe. Phone 4 7S8. of Lewis Miss Ida Lewis, New York.

Today from Cusick's Funeral parlors, 308 Wyoming avenue! with requiem mass at 10:15 a. m. In St: Peter's cathedral. Interment. Cathedral cemetery.

O'Malley 635 North Washington avenue. Today with requiem mas at 9:30 a. m. in St. Peter's cathedral.

Interment. Cathedral cemetery. Funeral arrangements In charge of Gene Cusick. Russell W. D.

Russell, 1624 Sanderson avenue. Friday at 2:30 p. m. in Church of the Good Shepherd. Interment, Forest Hill cemetery.

Funeral arrangements in charge of Howard J. Snowdon. Cooper Mrs. Cora Cooper. Today at 2:30 p.

m. in home of her daughter. Mrs. Virginia, Bloom. 1071 Blair avenue.

Interment, Newton cemetery. Funeral arrangements in charge of Herman W. Cole tc Son. Hammond Edwin Hammond, 1039 Ridge street, Today In St. Patrick's church, Olyphant, at 9:30 a.

m. Interment, St. Patrick's cemetery, Olyphant. Funeral arrangements charge of Howard W. Michlewics John Michlewice, 813 South Wyoming avenue.

Saturday at a. m. in Sacred Heart Polish church. Interment, parish cemetery, Minooka. Funeral arrangement in charge of Frank Kapalskl Stoeckel Adam Stoeckel, 447 Main street, Dickson City.

Friday at 2 p. m. in home and at 3 p. m. in St.

Mark's Lutheran church. Interment, Washburn Street cemetery. Newell Mrs. Ann Newell. 425 New street.

Friday at a. m. from home and at 9:30 a. m. in 8t.

Peter's cathedral. Interment, St. Thomas cemetery, Archbald. Clark Bridget Clark, 220 Corner street, Dunmore. Today at 9:30 a.

m. in St. Mary' church, Dunmore. Interment, St. Mary' cemetery.

Miller Mrs. Marian Miller, 2913 Frink street. Today at 2 p. m. In home.

Interment, Abington Hills cemetery. McKenna David McKenna, 318 Madison avenue. Friday at 2:30 p. m. in home.

Interment, Dunmore cemetery. Von Stoch Miss Bell Von Storch. i740 North Main avenue. Friday at. 2 p.

m. In home. Interment, Dunmore cemetery. t. Carbondale Gallagher Helen Frances Gallagher, 821 Lackawanna avenue, May field.

Saturday morning with mass of requiem in Sacred Heart church, Jermyn, at 9:30 o'clock. Interment, Calvary Leaders of Sunday Schools to Confer List Sessions for May 8 In West Side The second annual administration conference of all Sunday school super lntendent and departmental leaders identified with the Lackawanna County Sunday school association will be held in Simpson M. E. church on May 8. The sessions will begin with a devotional service at 4:30 p.

followed by discussion groups from 4:45 to 5:45 p. m. The topics to be discussed will include the size of the school, departmental basis, problems of attendance, finance, missions and worship programs. Among the discussion leader will be: D. C.

Vandercook, Miss Ethel Rae Robinson, Miss A. Myfanwy Roberts, Miss Mary Nesbltt and Emery M. Nelson. Dinner will be served In the host church at 6 p. followed by a continuation of the discussions until 8:15 p.

when a consecration service will be held. Continue Inspection Members of the building committee of the Scrantcn school board will this afternoon resume their Inspection of the school buildings, which was started yesterday morning. The accompanied by George E. Haak. superintendent of buildings, yesterday visited; the schools in the Hill section and North Scranton.

Two more days will be required to complete the inspection. SEEK DIVORCE Mrs. John Bronko yesterday alleged cruelty in a suit for divorce against her husband. She is represented by Attorney Harry Needle. The same charge was made in a divorce action instituted by John Latanlson against his wife.

The llbellant In the latter suit I represented by Attorney S. M. Friedman. Funeral Directors H. W.

Cole Son FUNERAL DIRECTORS CLAKKS SUMMIT. Fa. Ambnlaae Serviea 34 Hour Service Eesldenee Phon 325 Office Phon O. S. 48 P.

P. C0S1CK. a A. CTJSICB Praslleat Treaiaree CUSICK'S Funeral Dirsctors 808 Wvesalng Seraatra. Pa.

Perusal Attention E. A. CCSIGS Given All Detail. Frank Kapalski FUNERAL DIRECTOR 12M PROSPECT AVE. Phon 4 1311 Mas of Oar Service tlnecrc and Appropriate Tribute Tear Lev) On.

Mm. Wllfceimlna Eggert Mrs. Wilhelrfltna Bggert. 82, toby. hanna, died In her home Tuesday after a short Illness.

She was born In Germany and immigrated to America in 1882. After residing fourteen months in Chicago, she moved to Tobyhanna where she lived the last fifty one years. Surviving are three sons, Frederick, Port Meyer, William, Scranton, and Lewi, Tobyhanna; two brothers. Lewis and William Kohn, Tobyhanna; two sisters, Mrs. Charles Bowman, Iowa, and Mrs.

Theodore Savacool, Tobyhanna; twenty four grandchil dren and fourteen great grandchildren, The funeral will be held Friday aft ernoon at 2 p. m. from the home. In terment, Jones cemetery, Paradise Valley. Mr.

Anna Durkan Mrs. Anna Durkan, 1429 Luzerne street, died yesterday In her home, She was the widow of Patrick Dur kan and a native of County Sligo, Ire land. She was a member of St. Pat rick's church and its Rosary and Scapular' confraternity. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs, John May, Mrs.

Peter Lynott, and Mrs. Thomas Scanlon; five sons, Pat rick, Orange, Ni Thomas, John James and William Durkan, this city a sister, Mrs. Michael Miller, Ireland; twenty two grandchildren and four great grandchildren, The funeral will be held Saturday with a requiem mass at 9:30 a. in St. Patrick's church.

Interment, Cathedral cemetery. John William John Williams, infant son of Mr, and Mrs. William F. Williams, 2128 Ballou avenue, died in the Municipal hospital yesterday. The funeral will be held today at 10 a.

m. from O'Don nell's funeral home, 1806 Brick ave nue. Interment, Cathedral Besides his' parents, a sister, Peggy Sue, survive. Mr. William Palionis Mrs.

William Palionis, 42, 400 West Market street, died yesterday. Be sides her husband, she leaves two chil dren, Nellie and Joseph; two sisters, Mrs. Anthony Rachinska and Miss Veronica Mishunas, and three broth ers, Stanley, Walter, and Joseph. The funeral will be held Saturday at a. m.

church. Throop. in St. Joseph's Lithuanian Interment, parish cemetery, Thomas L. Havard Thoma L.

Havard, 74, 804 West Elm street, died yesterday afternoon in his home. Surviving are two sorus, Ira and Palmer Havard; a daughter, Mrs. Edgar W. Davis; four grandchil dren and three great grandchildren. The funeral will be held Saturday at d.

m. in the home with the Rev. liouls Freeman. Embury church, of ficiating. Interment.

Dunmore ceme teryv Mrs. Elsie Edna Rldgeway Mrs. Elsie Edna Ridgeway, 1050 North Webster avenue, died in her home Tuesday. Surviving are a daugh ter. Mrs.

Marv I. Chamoni; a son, Clarence two Jace Ac, Lake Winolaf Elmer, Dunmore; two sisters. Mrs. Charles Fletcher, Mrs, Elwood Latimer, both of this city and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday at 3 p.

m. In the home. Interment, Dunmore cemetery. Thomas H. Williams Thomas H.

Williams, 42, 507 Union street, Taylor, died in the Hahnemann hospital on Tuesday night of injuries incurred last week in an accident at the Mount Pleasant mine, Scranton Coal company. Besides his widow, he leaves four daughters: Dorothy, Lulu. Jane and Betty Williams; a son, Thomas three sisters, Mrs. David Jones, Dick son City; David Dyson, Taylor, and Mrs. William Phillips.

Chinchilla, and a brother, John Williams, this city. Body of Boy Drowned Playing Hockey Found PITTSTON, April 25. Two boys walking along the Susquehanna river bank at Kingston tonight at 7:30 o'clock found the body of Michael Rlzzb, 11, who was drowned on Feb. 10 while playing hockey on the river's Ice. The funeral will be held on Thurs' day afternoon from the home of hi parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Rizzo, 88 East Railroad street. Services will be conducted at 2 o'clock in St. Rocco's church. Interment will be in the parish cemetery.

Besides his parents, the boy is survived by several brothers and sisters. Police Renew Drive On Taxicab Parking Director of Public Safety James T. Kanlon yesterday instructed Superintendent of Police Harry F. Davis to see to It that orders Issued recently to taxicab companies located in the 200 block of Penn avenue, prohibiting double parking, are obeyed. The safety director made a personal inspection of conditions in the block yesterday, and found that the taxi companies were ignoring the orders against double parking.

Patrolmen will be instructed to put red tickets on all cabs found double parked, mak lng a note on the tag stubs that they were affixed to taxicab. Youthful 'Hex' Slayer Committed to Farvietc POTTSVILLE, April 25 (JP). Albert Shinsky, youthful farm hand, declared Insane after he confessed to the "hex" slaying pf Mrs. Susan Mummey, was taken to Farview hospital for mental defectives today. Shinsky was found mentally unbalanced by a sanity commission appointed by the court In the petition of Warden William Watson.

Oounty Detective Buono said Shinsky told him he shot Mrs. Mummey to break an eight year old spell he had cast upon him. ttonped before expiration will be charged for onlv the number of times that Ad an seared, and adjustment mde at the rata earned. Advertising ordered for Irregular Insertions takes the one time rate. Rate per line for white space is the same as a lint of tvpe.

Charged Ads will be received by telephone. Every Ad is restricted to its proper classification and to the regular style of tyna. It has alwavs been the aim of The Scranton Republican to eliminate publishing all fraudulent and misleading advertisements. The Republican endeavors to publish onlv truthful Class! fled Ads and will appreciate its attention being called to any Classified Ad nrt conforming to the highest standard of 'honesty. CLOSING TIME Classified Ads will be accented from 1:30 a.

m. to 10 p. m. dally except and Sunday. Saturday.

a. m. to 4 o. m. Sunday, n.

m. to 10 p. m. Classified Department located at SJ4 It. Washington Ave.

hnuo (eccivcu aj vciewioiie WU1 Bf aires aromns and earefnl Classified Ad Results The Classified Advertising Department reports uncalled for replies on hand to the following BOX NUMBERS. Republican Advertisers will kindly call as soon as nosst bfe, presenting Box Check. This list wai compiled at 0 o'clock last evening: L. 819. 023, 825.

882. 928. 184S, 1744. 1745, 1748. 1771.

1772. 177. 1747. 178. ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONALS I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any debts contracted bv anvone other than myself.

HERMAN J. ICR APT. LOST AND POUND LOST, BRINDLE BROWN BULL DOG. Return to Jennv Moyles. 105 Brook Oarbondale.

LOST. BLACK AND WHITE BOSTON BULL DOG IN GREEN RIDGE SECTION. CALL 4 J550. LOST, while visiting in Scranton. package containing womsn's apparel.

85 reward. Mrs. Klein. 130 E. 58 New York.

WILL TUB PERSON who took the black and white umbrella bv mistake from Mrs. Warren's card party kindly return to 810 Wobster Ave, or phone 2 530. AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOBILES POR SALE FORD 191 4 CYLINDER COUPE, mechanically O. good rubber, beautiful black paint. Priced for quick sale.

8275: small down payment, balance monthly. Bulls Head Motor corner North Main Ave. and Providence Road. BUSINESS SERVICE NURSERIES SCRANTON LAWN and tardea service, matters or new ana oener lawns, reouua lng old lawns, cemetery plots, fertllla lag, seeding. 4 140.

MOVING HAULING IK BY CERTIFIED CARRIER All Loads Insured. T. Blackledge. 2 800. TYPEWRITER, ADDING MACHINE, REPAIRING CALL 534 for guaranteed repair work on typewriters, cash registers, scales and 1 adding machines.

Bargains in use a ana rebuilt typewriters ana aaaina macniuci, Guaranteed same aa new. 850 Adama Ave ROOFING NOW IS THE TIME to repair vour roofs. Prices reasonable. Phone 4 0512. LACKAWANNA ROOFING COMPANY.

UPHOLSTERING VPHOLSTERINO. ronalrlng and reflnlsfa Ing. reed furniture painted, alio covert made to order at reasonable prices. Guaranteed workmansnlo. Call 4 1500.

J. Hauotman. 033 Dlx Oourt. EMPLOYMENT FEMALE HELP WANTED LADIES and crew managers to canvass dresses at 81 down and 81 per week. Salary and commission.

Interesting pro Applv at once. 310 Coal Exchange Building. MALE HELP WANTED NATIONALLY known tea and coffee company hts openings for 2 local men of neat appearance and good character to handle regular routes. Immediate earnings uo to 822 50 weekly plus monthly bonus. Apply Route 0 to 12 only.

014 Mulberry St. EXPERIENCED Jacquard box loom fixer wanted for fancy tie silk mill. Reply bv letter giving details of experience, Blue Bird Silk Mfg. N. Hartley Street.

York. Pa. FINANCIAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES REMARKABLE BEAUT1P1DH. simple to make. Beautify yourself.

Sell to others. Tormula 81. J. Yankovich. 28 Derby 1 Place.

WIlkes Barre. Pa. PRETZEL BUSINESS for sale with living quarters of 7 rooms above, 3 lots and 3 ear garage. Will sell reasonable. Writ Box 800.

Republican Office. MONEY TO LOAN AUTO PURNITU HE ENDORSED Loans Up To 8300. Personal Finance 327 Lackawanna Ave. Second Floor. Phon 3 1171, 1 LOANS AND FINANCING Atlantle Finance no.

804 Wyoming Av. Phon 4 181. 8300 AND UPWARD on unproved real estate in Lackawanna County. Slegel't Realty 431 Lackawanna Ave. TO AUTO OWNERS.

Auto Finance Ac Credit Co. 1118 Wyoming Ave. Ph. 3 2221. MORTGAGE LOANS NEGOTIATED on real estate security.

Terms to suit borrower. Canwell Attorney. Scranton Life Bldg. LIVESTOCK HORSES, CATTLE, OTHER STOCK FOR 8 ALB Lot of Iowa farm horses, weight 1,100 to 1.000 lbs. each.

Walter Greaves, rear Erie Station. Dunmore. pa. FOR SALE. 0 head work horses: one fresh Guernsey cow and calf.

501 W. Market near Atlantic Gas Station. FOR SALE, a lot of fin Ohio horses. weitnt 1.300 nounot ts 2.000 aounaa eeen. Several matched teams, also a lot of heavy wagons, priced cheap.

M. Dinner Feed Store. 431 Penn Ave. SIX GOOD WORK HORSES CHEAP. Can see them work on farm.

15U Keyter Ave. WAS THE PIBST SPANISH GOVERNOR OP CALIFORNIA AND OWNieO THE LAND NOVS OCCUO16O 6V THE 6 PATUE 1 WAL ROACW AND POX. STUDIOS. 6EORGE BANCROFT STARTED MIS CAREER AS A WESTERN UNIONl MESSEN66R BOV MargiottiCommitteemen To Name Local Leader Plan (or permanent organization were discussed last night in Hotel Jermyn at a meeting of 100 committeemen interested in the candidacy of Charles J. Margiotti for governor.

A committee headed by Con Moro sini will decide on a county chairman and on vice president for the various communities in the oounty. Attorney Ralph Mastriani presided as temporary chairman and Leo Ter reri as temporary secretary. A committee was named to select headquarters and to arrange for a mass meeting. Margiotti will visit Scranton on May 9. He also will speak in Wilkes Barre on that date.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 1933 Terraplane Sedan Car Driven 0.000 Miles, Painted Black with Silver Wheels. LEVERING MOTOR CAR CO. USED CAR BLDG. 920 N. Washington Ave.

Phont 5193 Open Evening Now You Can Buy a Used Cw At NRA Prices! Its Chevrolet Cae 102 Chevrolet Ceupe lSt Wlllys Knigbt gpert Coape 1932 Ferd 4 eyllnder Conpe 1982 Chevrolet wheel Sedan 19S2 Chevrolet 5 pass. Coup 131 Chevrolet Conpe 1031 Bulek 8 eyllnder Sedan 19.11 Chevrolet Coach 1 1930 Chevrolet Sedan 1929 Ford Coach BULLS HEAD MOTOR CO. MOTH MAIN AVENUE PROVIDENCE ROAD Open Evenings Phone 820 C. S. MOTOR CO.

'34 Stadebaker 0 Sedan SSS1 '88 Chevrolet Town 3515 'S3 Chevrolet Coupe 3485 'St Sttdebaker Breofham. 'SI Stadebaker Sedaa (45 '31 Dodge Sedaa (425 'S Chevrolet Sedan (345 '80 Chevrolet Coape 3200 'SO Roosevelt Coape ..8255 '2 Chrysler Con v. Sedan 3218 '2 Bnpp. 4 pass. Coop ...8245 '20 Oldsmoblle Coaeb (235 4 A Good Used Trucks A Select Frcsa Studebaker Distributors lit WYOMING AVE.

Owen Evenings Phon 4 8188 1932 Ford Coach Painted Black, Upholstered In Mohair, Priced Attractively. LEVERING MOTOR CAR CO. USED CAR BLDG. 02 N. Washington Ave.

Phone 5108 Open Evenings Tk. mllnslnr Hat nl used ears re aunt t'" 1. and satisfaction with the Scranton Buiek Company guarantee behind them: 1927 Buick 5 pass. Sedan 1929 Chev. pass.

Coach 1931 Graham pass. Sedan 1929 Graham Paige Sedan (Five Pass.) 1931 Hupmobile Sedan. (Five Pass.) 1928 Hupmobile Sedan (Five Pass.) 1932 Nash pass. Sedan 1930 Nash 5 pass. Sedan 1930 Oakland SVpasa.

Sedan 1930 Packard Club Sedan (Five Pass.) 1932 Plymouth Sedan (Five Past.) 1929 Essex 2 4 pau. Coupes Aba Other Makes and Models See Oar Deed Cars And Tea Will Understand Why We Guarantee Them a Scranton Buick Inc. I liO WYOMING AVE. Pheae 4 817 Open Evenings lttl Willys "8" De Ltrze Conpe Esoaneat Condition, Painted a Beaatltal Brawn, Tire Good. LEVERING MOTOR CAR CO.

USED CAB BLDG. N. Washington Av. Pbene 510 Open Evenings LEGAL NOTICES IN RC: ESTATE OF WILLIAM L. JENKINS.

deceased, late of the Borough of jerayn. Pa. Letters of administration c. t. a.

having been granted in above estate, debtors wUl make payment and creditors present claims to Cassis Davis, Administratrix, 0. t. 743 jenerton jermyn. Pa. P.

P. BADGER, af A 8 13 13 28 aC 2. Attorney. MICHAEL 8IDB VS. CATHERINE SIDE, In toe Court of Common Pleas of Lackawanna County, No.

03. January Term, 1934. To Catherine Side, Respondent: The suoooena and alias subpoena in di vorce in the above entitled case having been returned non est Inventus by the Sheriff, you are hereby notified to be and appear at the next term 01 court to be held scran ton, Lackawanna County. Pennsylvania, on Friday, May 18th, 1034, to answer said com plaint. OBOROE T.

WllrfilAMfl. Btierui. MILTON J. KOLANSKY, Attorney for Llbellant. A 13 10 30.

IN RE: ESTATE OF DANIEL MOHR, deceased, late of Scranton. Pertntylvaoia. Letters testamentary having been granted to the undersigned, debtors will make payment and creditors present claims to Daniel H. Mohr. Executor, 331 N.

Sumner Scranton. Pa. ALLEY. HILL, HARRIS ft HARRIS, Attorney. A 18 30 3 10 17 24.

IN RE: ESTATE OF ARTHUR O. BELSH, deceased, late of Dunmore. Pa. Debtor will make payment and or editors present claims to Ethel Beleh. Administratrix 1830 Holly Dunmore.

Penna. JEROME MYERS. Attorney for Estate. 32 20 A4 12 10 2. NOTICE TO VENDORS nnuunwwULTH OF PENNSYLVANIA of Property and Supplies, Room 184 flanitol Buildln Sealed proposals will be received until twelve o'clock Meridian and then publicly opened on the following: cms 33 paint; contract period May IS, 1034, to November 18, 134; opening date May 1.

int. ciasa 2 ui fin Bundles: contract Mriod June 1. 1834 to November 30. 1934: opening dat May 17. 134.

Class 3 Office Machine: contract period June 1, 1334. to August 31, 1934; open, ing date May 23, 1934. Class 4 Office Fur nltnre eemlrect neriod June 1. 1034. to All at 31.

1034: onenlng date May 24. 1934. Blankt and information may bt obtained uoon indication to above office. The Com' men wealth reserves the right to reject any or ell or part of bids. JOHN L.

HANNA. 3S A 10 3S. Secretary, CLASSIFIED DISPLAY REPOSSESSED GARS 18 Degete Custom Sedan 108S Chevrolet Coach 8445 13S Chevrolet Cabriolet 3448 1081 Ferd Victoria 8248 I830 Degole Coupe 8175 192 Chevrolet Coape 8145 MILLER'S 435 FRANKLIN AVE. GOOD USED CARS 10I Ford DeLaxe Ceue 181 Ferd 4 der Sedan ....8244 130 Far 3 eor Sedan ...115 1020 Chevrolet Coach .1135 190 Ferd Touring Car 75 18 Ferd Roadster ........815 Special Your Choice of the FoUowlnr Can 9I Each 138 Peerlest Coop 1040 Ferd Coape lt Willys Knight Sedan mo Ford 3 door Sedan 189 Ferd 4 deor Sedan Brusdag. Motor Ci.

tt Mala PMkviU Pkene Oly. Ml COYEItOAYC: Thousand! of Satlaficd Cnstamert Say, FOR QUALITY We're Headquarters 108S Ferd Perdu DeL S550 1088 Ferd Teder Del S485 1933 Ferd Tador Std 8475 I0SS Fort CM. Del .....848 10.13 Ply. P. B.

Cpe. Del 8405 1932 Ford Tudor Std S5 1833 Ford 8 Roadster .3375 1983 Chevrolet Coach 181 Far Town Sedan StM 1931 Ferd Ted.r fl 1981 Ford Cabriolet 827 1081 Ferd Cms DeL StS 18 Ferd Taeer (1(5 193 Ford Coat (175 1920 Ferd Tudor 00 1920 Ferd Saert Ceaa 1920 Ferd Cabriolet IMS Willys 0 Coach .885 1981 Stadebaker Pres. Del. Cab. 1029 Chrysler 78 Cenv.

Sedan 3845 1030 Lincoln 7 pass. (875 TRUCKS I93t Ford 187 Stake 1983 Ferd tt ten Panel ISM Chev. '4 toa Panel (375 8815 192 Ddg tt ten Panel let re u.ten Panel 8 05 1920 Ford Eiereti (19 18 Csrrv. isr Chassis Cab 84H COYCn MOTOR CO. FOBD LINCOLN WYOMING AVE.

AT ASH ST. Liberal Trade Easy Terms Phon 571 Open Evening.