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THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1927 J3 12 OLYPHANT RESIDENCE 36 N. CHURCH PHONE 1076J OFFICE PHONE 795 MAIN AND EIGHTH CARBONDALE HARRY S. BOLTON. MANAGER exercises will be held at a special meeting Wednesday evening, December 14.

The officials re elected and their respective offices follow: David A. Cotner, treasurer; Harvey L. Burdick, secretary; Attorney Robert E. Scragg, Robert L. Jones and Wendell P.

Evans, trustees; District Attorney Harold A. Scragg, representative In the Grand Lodge; John M. Beaumont, Charles McMeans, Abraham Rarich, Edward A. Watkins, trustees in Masonic temple association; Norman W. Howard, trustee in Masonic Temple and Scottish Rite Cathedral FOUR WEST SIDE HOMES ENTERED BY BURGLARS burglarized during the past week, it was revealed by city detectives Friday.

The most recent is that of the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Aten, 146 North Main avenue, which was entered sometime Thursday afternoon and $18 together with a bank book taken. Mrs. Aten. who had been absent during the day, discovered the door of her home open when she returned at 5:30 o'clock in the A woman, is believed to have been a memebr of the party which entered the home of H.

R. Jones, of North Main avenue and Schlager street, and took two valuable fur coats and a sum of money. Entrance was gained by forcing a side window. The burglars got about $13 and some small articles in a visit to the home of George Waters, 638 North Hyde Park avenue, where entrance was gained through the cellar. At the home of M.

C. Cavanaugh, 633 North Hyde Park avenue, the burglars were scared away by Mr. Cavanaugh who was awakened as they were gaining entrance. Nothing was taken. HOW THE COLUMBIANS' EVENING WAS RUINED CARBONDALE Dec.

4. In response to a telephone call to the home of Thomas Delaney of West Seventh avenue, at 6 o'clock last night the Columbia Hose Company went to the house and discovered that the alarm was caused by smoke issuing from a barrel of smouldering sawdust. The barrel was heaved out of a window and the excitement was over. There was no damage. TWO REPUBLICANS TO BE ON SCHOOL BOARD Said to Have Kept Girl Prisoner For Days CARBONDALE.

Dec. 4. Con OFFICERS ELECTED BY KINGSBURY LODGE OLYPHANT, Dec. 4. At a meeting of Kingsbury lodge No.

466 F. te A. M. held in the nited hall Friday evening, the following officers were elected for the coming term: Worshipgul Master, Harry D. Jones; senior warden, W.

James Ben ninger; junior warden. Elmer Dodg son; treasurer, Elmer Darkin; secretary, William D. Parry; trustees, Elmer J. Barthold, Edward Evans and John R. Peltigrew.

Representative in the Grand Lodge, Harvey B. Bush. The newly elected officers will be installed Friday eevnlng, December 16. Directors Meet Monday Night to Reorganize G. 0.

P. Members Will Serve as Check on Democratic Regime. stantino Paulino, of5 Hospital street, was arrested at his home this morning by Patrolman P. J. Neutts and Frank Moran on a warrant issued before Alderman S.

S. Jones, of the PATRIOTIC ORDERS TO HOLD CARD PARTY MEML1 ajLjj First Ward, charging him with ab STORES CO. duction and other counts of a serious nature. The complainant in the case is Tony Scarsfzava, of 33 Cliff RDM street, father of Rose Scarszcava, 17. Paulino is in the city jail awaiting a hearing on the charges preferred LJI publican members on the board will indubitably act as a check on the Democratic regime, which has been charged with gross abuses resulting in the impoverishment of the district, at present wth no funds on hand to pay its current indebtedness and scarcely enough to meet the teachers' pay roll.

There is a strong possibility that the taxpayers will not have to wait two years to free themselves of the Democratic incubus, as steps have already been taken in the county courts instituting oust proceedings against the remaining members of the old board. It is not unlikely that the case will reach the dimensions of the Hanover township scandal before it is brought to a conclusion. CARBONDALE. Dec. 4.

There will be two new laces on the Carbonate school board when the directors, in compliance with a mandatory provision of the school code, meet Monday night for reorganization purposes and to elect a secretary and president. The new members will be W. H. A. Schmitt and W.

Thomas Budd, Republicans, who will succeed Joseph R. Figliomeni and Edward L. Kelly, Democrats. Five Democrats will complete the personnel of the new board: Ray Barbour, Edward Golden, James Kilpatrick; William Monahan, and Joseph Kerins. Although the Democrats will have a working majorityv.for the next two years, the presence of the two Re What Is Your Dollar Worth? In American Stores your Dollar always does Full Service For every Dollar spent with us you receive full one hundred cents value.

Our enormous buying power, our Producer to Customer Plan and adequate distributing facilities enable us to bring to your table the finest groceries at appreciable Savings. Careful Homekeepers should give these facts careful consideration when buying food needs. In the Stores Where Quality Counts, Your Money GocsFurthest New 4SC0 Store will open Wednesday morning, December 7th, at 1360 N. Main Scranton, Pa. Special Prices Free Candy Pops to the kiddies! Affair for Benefit of Convention Fund At the weekly meeting of Washington Camp, 178, Patriotic Order Sons of America, held in Washington Hall, North Main avenue Thursday night, plans were furthered for a card party to.

be held in the hall Thursday night, Dec. 8, under the auspices of that camp and Camp 33, P. O. of A. The proceeds of the affair will be given over to the state convention fund.

The camps are now making preparations for entertaining the state convention in this city next year. Representing Camp 178 on the committee are Thomas R. Williams, Mahlon Frounfelker, Louis Fether man, Samuel James, C. R. Rhone and Frank Schroeder.

Camp 33 members on the committee are Mrs. Mary Salzman, Mrs. Anna Dolmetsch, Lena Heisner, Mrs. Dora Good, Margaret Snow, Mrs. Anna Fetherman and Miss Mildred Howe.

Thomas Williams is the treasurer and Mildred Howe, secretary. Reports on the Lackawanna County Association meeting held at CamD 178 two weeks ago were given by Frank Schroeder, C. L. Rhone and E. P.

Smith. Plans were made at this time for the annual Washington Day banquet of the county camps to be held February 22, 1928. against him. The complainant alleges that Paulino took the girl to Wilkes Barrc and on his return kept her prisonet in his home for several days. She gained her release when Constable Philip Farber went to the Paulino home to serve a warrant on the man charging him with non support and desertion of his wife and several children.

Paulino stated at the time that the girl was employed as a housekeeper and that he had her parents' consent to marry her as soon as he secured a divorce from his wife. The Paulinos, however, have since become reconciled, and are now living together at the Hospital street address. Mrs. Paulino, whom her husband charged some time ago with eloping with a boarder and who had not been heard from for several months until she instituted desertion charges, was endeavoring to raise bail for her spouse today. In the Churches This Week WILLIAM J.

GILROY DIES IN MERCY HOSPITAL CARBONDALE, Dec. 4. William J. Gilroy. forty five years of age, of Peckvllle, died at 9:30 o'clock Satur CARBONDALE, Dec; 4.

The following announcements for the week are made by Rev. E. G. N. day morning in the Mercy Hospital, Scranton, where he had been undergoing medical treatment for a nerv ous breakdown suffered two months Reg.

15c OSCO Reg. 15c OSCO Sliced Peaches Apricots 2 Cans 25C 2 Cans 25C ago He is survived by his widow, who was Miss Mary Brennan, of this city; three children, Mildred, Eugene, and William Gilroy; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Gilroy. of Jessup; five QgUSgoB Spaghetti or Macaroni 3 "20c UNION LODGE ELECTS GEORGE CRUMP MASTER P.

0. S.OF A. TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY OF FOUNDING OLYTHANT, Dec. 4. On Tuesday evening, Dec.

13, Washineton Camp No. 790, P. O. S. of A.

will celebrate the seventeenth anniversary of the organization in their rooms in the United hall. An entertainment is being arranged by the committee in charge. County and district officials will take part. The Countv Booster meeting will be held the same evening and it is expected that there will be a larie attendance of members and guests. Refreshments will be served.

OLYPHANT NOTES OLYPHANT, Dec. 4. The annual election of the Board of Agents' of the Electric Light Plant was held in the Borough Hall and the following officers elected. President, Chester Mason; secretary, M. P.

O'Malley, William Novajovsky, J. W. Turko and William Butler, board members. The Women's Guild will meet at the home of Mrs. John McKinley on Susquehanna avenue Tuesday evening.

Misses Hannah and Margaret Cannon have returned home after soending the past week in New York City. Miss Helen Lyons visited relatives in Carbondale yesterday. DURYEA DURYEA, Dec. 4. Born to Mr.

and Mrs. Steve Kuback, of 421 Pond street, November 29, a son. Mrs. Thomas Furguson, and Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Furguson, of were guests at the home of Mrs. Laura Faraday, of Main street. Mrs. John Dougherty, of South street, was given the first prize in Randall clothing house broaden st over WGBI station. Scranton.

It was awarded for the best letter telling why the writer enjoyed the entertainment. The prize was a Victor loud speaker. The tin roof on the Naylor building, Main street, formerly occupied bv the Ostraski hardware store, was blown off in the severe Tuesday night. MONTHLY REPORT The report of activities at the West Side Hospital during the month of November was announced yesterday by Miss May Y. Hill, the superintendent.

It shows that 206 patients were treated during the month for a total of 1.783 hospital days. The number of dispensary cases was 143 and visits 234. There were 102 accident cases treated and 16 babies born. Fifty nine operations were performed and the average number of daily patients was 59, EARTH SETTLES The pothole which appeared in the 300 block North Everett avenue Wednesday afternoon, settled again DENIES HE IS FUGITIVE SOUGHT BY' LOCAL COPS CARBONDALE, Dec. 4.

Constable John Mowarth, of this citv, and Mrs. Stella Bilski, of Mayfield, left this morning for New York City for the purpose of identifying Frank Bilski, formerly of Archbald, whom the New York police believe they have in custody, although the prisoner denies that he is the man being sought here. Biliski is wanted for non support and desertion. Seven months ago in the office of Alderman John Manley me married his wife, and immediately after the ceremony he left her. Biliski, now the mether of.

a small infant, is anxious to secure support for herself and child. If the prisoner held in New York City is Biliski. he will be brought back to this city to face the charges preferred against him by his wife. Installation to Be Held Wednesday, December 14 George W. Crump was elected live brotners, Joseph, Peter and John Gilroy, of Jessup, Michael, of Atlantic City, and Frank Gilroy, of Philadelphia; four sisters, Mrs.

Martin Loftus, of Olyphant; Mrs. Stephen Fitzsimmons, of Underwood; Miss Blanche Gilroy, of Jessup. The body was removed to the Blick ens' Undertaking Parlors, this city, and prepared for burial. It was then removed to the home of Mrs. Gilroy'a parents, Mr.

and Mrs. James Brennan, of Cranberry avenue, where the funeral will be held on Tuesday morning at 9:30 o'clock, with the celebration of a solemn high mass of requiem over the body in St. Rose church. Burial will be in St. Rose cemetery.

worshipful master, Guy L. Patterson, senior warden and George C. Nimmo, junior warden Friday at elections of the Union Lodge, 291, F. and A. M.

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Eyap. Apricots d3m ffe Asparagus Tips 29c 3 85c lodge were re elected. Installation Holmes, rector of Trinity Episcopal church: Trinity Guild will meet in the parish house at 8 o'clock Monday evening. The Altar Guild will meet at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. The Women's Auxiliary will meet at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.

W. S. Johnson, of North Church street. The Girls' Friendly society will meet in the parish house at 7:45 o'clock Thursday night. At 7:30 o'clock Friday evening evening prayer will be read in the chapel.

The Junior Choir will meet for rehearsal at 4:15 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Services next' Sunday are: 8 a. holy communion; 9 a. childrens' eucharist; 10:30 a. morning prayer and sermon; 7:30 p.

evening prayer and The following church program for the coming week is announced by Rev. Frank A. Stanton, pastor of the Berean Baptist church: The board of trustees will meet in the church at 8 o'clock Monday evening. The Pastor's Aides will meet at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, the board of deacons at 8 o'clock in the evening, and the Gleaners Class will also meet in the church social parlors at 8 p. m.

The G.B. Stone Class will meet in the church at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening. The mid week rjrayer services will be held at 7:30 o'clock Thursday evening. At the First Presbyterian church Rev. Samuel Foster has the following announcement to make: At 4 o'clock Monday afternoon, the Junior Christian Endeavor will meet, at 6:30 o'clock the Men's Bible class will meet in the Y.M.C.A..

at 7:30 o'clock there will be a meeting of the Intermediate Christian Endeavor and there will also be a Christmas chorus rehearsal. At 7:30 o'clock Tuesdav evening there will be a meeting of the Ladies' Bible Class, and also at the same hour a meeting of the Class with Mrs. Merril Hadsell, of 15 Chestnut avenue. At 8 o'clock there will be a meeting of the Ladies' MARTIN BRENNAN DIES AT GENERAL HOSPITAL CARBONDALE, Dec. 4.

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Thousands are suffering from this horrible condition, which is mostly caused by deposit in the joints. The reason (or these deposits is because the blood flows more slowly, and the little spaces in these joints where the arteries ind, and the veins begin, are smaller than any part o( the body. Therefore, the deposits in this morning in the General Hospital jiom me enects or a spinal injury suffered twpnrv vpnrs acrn Tnim in .1 UQU. All a fall, Mr. Brennan never fully re Try OSC0 Blend for Artma Fragrance and "Snap." A Cup Con Very Choice New Pack! Tomatoes the blood are more liable to lodge in the joints vinces! ST.

JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL CABONDALE, Dec. 4. Harry Son los, of Vandling, underwent surgical treatment and was discharged. Mary Marghick, of Simpson, underwent ray examination today. ARCHBALD ARCHBALD, Dec.

4. The Gleaners Sunday school class of the Presbyterian church will conduct a two act comedy, entitled "Her Son's Sweetheart," Saturday night, Dec. 10, in the basement of the church. The public is invited. Mrs.

Robert Monie, of South Main strec' is confined to her home with illness. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown Honesdale, called in town, Friday. Mrs.

Pfloor and daughter, Charlotte, of Laurel street, were Scran tci callers Saturday. cuvereu, ana nis aeatn is traced to this accident. He was born here on October 26, 1867. For many years he was employed on the capacity of baggage master by the New York, and Western Rnilrnnrl Wo re 2 Big Cans 25c SSCO tyrj Coffee "0 tired on pension a score of years of the ahoulders, elbows, wrists, knees, ankles, toes, hands, etc. CAMPHOROLE, the new powerful pinetrat ing treatment of Dr.

Brigadell's is rapidly absorbed in these areas and aids the joints in driving out these deposits that cause you trouble. From the first application of CAMPHOROLE you will feel a soothing, healing sensation as it penetrates the tissue, going deep into the joints, easing the trouble, stimulating circulation. CAMPHOROLE. Ins, ATLANTIC CITY, N. 4.

ago. ne was a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and St. Rose church. He is survived by his widow, one son, Harry Brennan, a teacher in the Wilsnn Sphnnl anrf nno hfV.or. Convincingly Good! Friday according to information Teddy Bear Crushed or Shoe Peg Sugar Corn 2Cans 25c reaching the West Side police.

The hole had been filled in, but it is believed that the rain caused it to settle again. James Brennan, all of Carbondale. Victor Blend Coffee. 31c ine lunerai arrangements are in Charge cf Unriprrfllepr ivtpWoId and the nnnniinrpmnnf nf th ttm Circle. nine VL the service will be made later.

Many Money Saving Opportunities Are Here! MORE MEASLES CASES REPORTED TO MUNLEY CARBONDALE, Dec. 4. Additional cases Of measles rpnnrfprl tn Wpoitv, At 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon there will be a meeting of the Ladies' Aid, and at 7:30 o'clock in the evening a meeting of the Brodie Bible Class. Prayer services will be held at 7:30 o'clock Thursday evening, and will be followed by a meeting of the Sunday school teachers and officers. There will be a Christmas chorus rehearsal at 7:30 o'clock Friday Officer Daniel Munley are: Thomas Imp.

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25c Mother's Rolled Oats pkg. 10c (ISO) Cornstarch pkg. 7c OSCO Pure Fruit Preserves jar 23c Tasty Calif. Sardines 2 cans 25c Domestic Sardines 3 cans 20c Fancy Imp. Sardines can 15c OSCO Fancy Wet Shrimp can 19c Fancy Imp.

Currants 15c California Raisins pkg. 10c Choice Calif. Prunes lb. 8c waiter, oi oo uottage street; David Lewis, 7, of 7 Pike street; Helen Elizabeth Cagwin, 20 months, 68 GrOCe Street: Mnrv Ahrnmt: 1 nf V) Eighth avenue; Clinton Frederici, 8, vi norm Main street; Jack Loftus, 4. Mariorie Loftus a.

nnrt lu Loftus, 3, of 48 Woodlawn street; Marjorie Good. 6. of 195 Lincoln ave Something that is all hers! Soap 4 15c as Jellies 3 25c SWANNICK ULRICH CARBONDALE, Dec. 4. Michael Swannick, son of Mrs.

Margaret Swannick, of Powderly street, and Miss Hannah Ulrich, of Archibald, were married Wednesday in St. Thomas church, Archbald, Rev. M. F. Manley officiating.

Miss Ross Walsh and Thomas Swatnick, the latter a brother of the bridegroom, were the attendants. After a wedding trip the couple will reside on Powderly street. nue; rirara Mcuonaid, 6, of 96 Pike street, and Mary Devaney, 7, of 67 Wyoming street. BLUE HORIZON CALLS TO THERESA AGAIN CARBONDALE, Dec. 4.

Thomas Molinaro, of Forty Second street. reported to the police this afternoon that his Theresa, about OSC0 Fancy ffSCO OSC0 Maryland Pure Choice Red Ripe Tomatoes Jellies Tomatoes 2 19c 15c 3 23c eighteen years of age, is again missing from home, the girl having left Friday at noon. She has since failed to put in an appearance. The girl left home about three months ago and was found by her iatner on tne streets or Scranton. She said that she was emoloved GENERAL HOSPITAL CARBONDALE, Dec.

3. Daniel McCool, address not given, is a medical patient at the hospital. Emma Dellangelo, of Main street, surgical treatment. Vandling, has been admitted for Stanley Wallis. of 518 Hudson street.

Forest City, a miner at Clinton, had the tendons of his hand severed yesterday when a piece of rock fell on the member. He was given treatment at the hospital. Mrs. Harriet Dimmock, of Way mart, is a medical patient at the hospital. Paul Grossman, of Honesdale, is a medical patient at the hospital.

there. Order Your Christmas Candy Now! INFANT CHILD DIES CARBONDALE. Dpt. 4 TJpnro Butcher, four day old son of Mr. and Mrs.

Georee Bnt.r.hpr. nf 31 Rnrt street, died Saturday afternoon in Hershey's Choc. Kisses, 2V2 lb. box Sweet Home Choc lb. box 39c Fancy Holiday Mixture, 5 lb.

gift box $1.25 Rockwood's Solid lb. box 59c me oeneiai The boriv was rpmnvpH tn tVm Bllckens funeral parlors. The funeral i 1. wm oe neia on Monaay morning, he married his wife, and immediately tery. HARD MIXED GLOSS CANDY 5 For Coughi and Coldi TJae Jenkins Tar Menthol and Est.

Cod Liver Jenkins' Drug Store Cor. Main Ave. Jackson St. Scranton, Pa. FUNERAL NOTICES CARBONT) AT.W nor A.

Th Perhaps she has suggested, as women so often do suggest, that you give her this Christmas something for the home. But wouldn't you really prefer to give her something for the home and for her, too something that would show her unmistakably just how much you do care, how much you want to relieve her of every possible burden? Give her a Hoover. It tells so plainly that you want her to have less drudgery in her life, more rest and fun. It shows that you care enough for her youth, her happiness, to safeguard them. And safeguard them the Hoover will.

Its exclusive cleaning principle, "Positive Agitation," gives faster cleaning of rugs to save her time; easier cleaning to save her strength; and deeper cleaning to save her treasured floor coverings. Come in this week and arrange to have the Hoover sent out for Christmas. Pay only $6.25 down; the balance you can pay in ten small monthly amounts. Easy, isn't it And, too, there is a new popular priced Hoover priced at no more than an ordinary vacuum cleaner. funeral of Vet.pr Karnlipujip nf 197 Specials to Begin the Cameron street, Smbpson, who died several days ago in the General hos Week in Our Meat Markets in Scranton and Vicinity pital iro minjuries lnciu red in a mine accident, will hp hpin in hie late home on Monday morning.

Services will be held over the body in et. jviicnaeis cnurcn, Simpson, and burial will be in the church cemetery. FOR WINDOWS AITS SOOSS. Nigra. Metal Weather Strips The Strip With a Backbone.

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anrf Mrs ixii. liams, of Lackawanna avenue, May field, at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning. At 9:30 o'clock a mass nf be celebrated over the body in Sacred fr V. unuitn, dermyn, ana burial will be in Calvary cemetery, Mayfield. Pimento Cheese Ea.

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.1 xi, Flannerv. of 3 Tpmh avor.no mother before marriage was Miss Clare Reap, of Jessup. Dr. and Mrs. Walter Larkin, of Scranton, are rejoicing over the birth Of a son.

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il superintendent GSCQ Mince Meat 50c Cranberry Sauce, Tumbler 15c CHRISTMAS BASKETS! As has been our custom for years, we have created an assortment of Groceries, put up in $1, $2 and $3 Baskets, that are ideal as Christmas gifts. Food being the first consideration, a prime necessity, what more suitable gift could one conceive than a basket of groceries for a needy family. You will find hese baskets on display in our stores today. They will solve the Christmas gift problems for the intelligent man or woman, reflecting thought and good judgment. BERRY'S CARBONDALE Authorized Dealer For ERMYN CARBONDALE FOREST CITY oi mis city.

Rev Hnrrv .1 VprnrirV nf Chrlct piscopal Church, Forest City, will ter minate nis rectorsnip mere tne first nie year iu oecume rector 01 at. Paul's Church, White Haven. A regular meeting of city council Will hplrl at ft n'nlnplr TVJnnrliv otto. and why they are beneficial. Goaskvour druggist in fairness to yourself for a $1 box of Marmola.

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