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THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY. AUGUST 4, 1936 FISTER5 Duryea. Arrangements by R. Davis, Taylor. unerals Today Radio Program Alexander Mrs.

E. W. Alex Miss Jordan Dies In Brother's Home ander, Alliance, Ohio, former Scranton resident. Thursday at 2 WLW 700 Ke p. m.

from the home of her daueh A. M. 7:30 Cheerio 8:00 News Flashes 8:15 Chandler Chats 8:30 Dance Rhythm ter, Mrs. E. D.

Hughes, 1117 Fair Street. Interment, Abington Hills Cemetery. Arrangements by August Sale Priced! KENWOOD BLANKETS CANNON SHEETS, CASES, TOWELS 8:45 Aunt Mary Howard M. Davies. variety 8:15 Aristocratic Rhvthms Weir William B.

Weir, 800 SDrinefield A e. Mnnsir 9:30 On the Mall 9:45 The Gaieties 9:55 Canning Talk Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. from the home, interment, Marcy Ceme 10:00 Hymns of All Churches tery, uuryea. Home Sweet Home 10:30 Peggy at the bwitchboard Gospel Singer Denies Exceptions to i uu uin Alone 1:15 Live Stock Reports 1:5 wewa jnasnes Report in Bankruptcy 1:30 Old Fashioned Girl 1:45 The Kid Sister 2:00 Words and Musie Bankruptcy Referee David Ros P.

M. enthal at a hearing at Wilkes 2:15 Blue Belles Funeral Tomorrow in Old Forge Church Miss Bea Jordan, resident of this city and died at 4:15 o'clock Sunday afternoon in the home of her brother, Frank Jordan, 715 West Taylor Street, Taylor. Miss Jordan, who had been employed by Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Kingsbury, 541 Monroe Avenue, had spent some time at their Summer home at Madison, Conn. She became ill there and was taken to the home of her brother July 8. The body has been removed to the home of another brother, Stephen Jordan, Cornell's, Old Forge, from where the funeral will be held tomorrow morning. A requiem mass will be celebrated at 9:30 o'clock in St.

Lawrence Church, Old Forge. Interment will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Minooka. Miss Jordan is survived by her two brothers. 2:30 Live Stock Reports Barre yesterday refused to sustain Kiver, Weather exceptions filed by the Miners' and Market Re 12:00 Talk; markets P.

M. 12:15 Chas. Stenrosi Orchestra 12:30 Wilbur Evans, songs 12:45 Music Guild: String ensemble 1:30 Rhythm Octet 2:00 Pepper Young's Family 2:15 Sketch, 'Mr Perkins' 2:30 Vic and Sade, sketch 2:45 Sketch, 'The O'Neills' 3:00 Woman's Review; Jo Ranson, guest 3:30 Gene Arnold's Rangers 3:45 Women's Clubs i 4:00 Afternoon at McNeill's 4:30 Manhatter's Orch. 5:00 Berlin; Olympic games 5:15 Talk; Hymn Sing 5:30 News; scores 5:45 'Billy and Betty' 6:00 Amos 'n' Andy 6:15 The Lamplighter 6:30 Jack Berch. songs 6:45 Fred Hufsmith, tenor 7:00 Leo Reisman's Orchestra: Eton Boys, Girls' Trio 8:00 Voice of the People; Street Interviews 8:30 Ed Wynn, comedy; Hayton's Orchestra 9:00 Nickelodeon; Comedy 9:30 Barry McKinley, songs 9:45 Campbell Royalists 10:00 Clem McCarthy, sports 10:15 Rodrigo's Orch.

10:30 Talk; Henderson's Orch. 10:45 Jesse Crawford, organ WJZ 700 Ke. Bank of Pittston to the trustees' 12:40 National Farm and report in the Howell King nome Hour Strongman Mrs. Caroline De witt Strongman, Bethany. Today at 2 p.

m. from Bethany M. E. Church. Place of interment to be selected.

Stanton George R. Stanton, New Milford. Today at 1:30 p. m. from the home.

Interment, Dickson City. Durkin Martin Durkin, 437 Harrison Avenue. Wednesday at 9:30 a. with a requiem mass in St. Peter's Cathedral.

Interment, Cathedral Cemetery. Arrangements by John Durkan. Latcham William D. Latcham, 2310 Pond Avenue. Today at 2:30 p.

m. from the home. Interment, Powderly Cemetery, Jermyn. Arrangements by Howard J. Snow don.

Burger Mrs. Amanda Burger, 630 Willow Street. Today at 2:30 p. m. from the home.

Interment, Forest Hill Cemetery. Northup Frank L. Northup, Factoryville. Today at 2 p. m.

from the home. Interment, Dun more Cemetery. Arrangements by H. W. Cole Son, Clarks Summit Schoenfeld Mrs.

Martha Schoenfeld, 940 Taylor Avenue. Today at 2:30 p. m. from the home. Interment, Hickory Grove Cemetery, Waverly.

Noone Mrs. Julia Noone, 721 North Lincoln Avenue. Wednesday at 9:30 a. m. with a requiem mass in St.

Patrick's Church. Interment, Cathedral Cemetery. Arrangements by J. E. Regan Sons.

Johnson Mrs. Margaret W. Brewing company bankruptcy, 1:30 Blackstein Trio 1:45 Kittv Keene. Inc. BUY BLANKETS NOW The exceptor holds a mortgage of $120,000 on the bankrupts prop erty.

2: 09 Molly of the Movies 2:15 Ma Perkins 2:30 Vic and Sade 2:45 The O'Neills 3:00 Johnny Grosse 3:15 News and The report filed by P. F. Joyce, Peter J. Noll and C. R.

Bensinger, CANNON Financial Notes trustees, accounted for receipts of $367,910.08 during the bankruptcy 3:30 Pepper Young's Familv 8:45 Alice O'Leary and ana aisoursements of $327,098.69, Oman 4:00 Betty and Bob leaving a balance of $40,811.39 for distribution. Administration expenses and preferred claims are 4:15 Life of Mary Lay Them Away Until Later If You Wish sotnem 4:43 Little Orphan 4:45 Little Orphan Annie 5:00 Talk; Male quartet 8:15 Animal Close Ups 5:30 News; Zeke Manners 5:45 Lowell Thomas; rnews 6:00 Sketch, 'Easy Aces' 6:15 Republican Reporter 6:30 'Lum and Abner" 6:45 Vivian Delia Chiesa 7:00 Show on Wheels 7:30 Welcome Valley sketch; Edgar A. Guest 8:00 Ben Bernie's The Revelers 8:30 Sketch, 'Romance, 9:00 NBC Concert Hour A. Leopold Spitalny 10:00 Talk; La Marr's Orchestra 10:30 Jolly Coburn'i Orchestra WABC 860 Ke. A.

M. 7:00 Resume; girls' trio 7:20 Food prices 7:30 Salon musicale 8:00 Summer days 8:30 Richard Maxwell, songs 8:45 Bill and Ginger; news 9:00 Betty and Bob, Modern Cinderella'; news; Betty Crocker, church hymns 10:00 Bob and Rennle, songs 10:15 U. S. Navy Band 10:45 Olympic events 11:00 Between Book ends 11:15 Rhythm Boys 11:30 Emery Deutsch Orchestra 12:00 George Hall's Orchestra Stage talk; Concert Miniatures 1:00 Judy's Jesters 1:15 The Dictators 1:45 Madison Ensemble 2:00 Margaret McCrae 2:15 Science service 2:30 Mayfair Singers 3:00 Olympic games 3:15 Great Lakes Revue 3:45 Chamber Orch. 4:15 Billy Mills' Orch.

4:45 'Wilderness Road' 5:00 The Instrumentalists 5:15 'News of Youth' 5:30 News; scores. 5:45 Renfrew of the Mounted 6:00 Jerry Cooper, Sally Singer, Block Orchestra 6:30 Kate Smith's Band 6:45 Boake Carter, news 7:00 Hammersteln Music: Lois Bennett, soloist 7:30 Ken Murray, comedy; Phil Regan, tenor 8:00 Tom Dorsey's Orchestra 8:30 Rupert Hughes, Nat Shilkret Orch. 9:30 March of Time 9:45 Willard Robison Lee Wiley, soloist Annie nearly $2,000 greater than the 8:00 Wise Crackers balance. 8:15 Steve Merrell and Orean 8:30 Toy Band Daniel Frutiger Lowell Thomas 6:00 The Johnson Daniel Frutiger, 70, 902 North Family Street, Endicott, N. died Sat A.

M. 6:15 Voice of Experience 6:30 Lum and Abner 6:45 Crusaders urday afternoon at Glenn's Falls Charles Sakulich Charles Sakulich, 416 River Street, Dickson City, died yesterday morning in the Blakely Home following a short illness. A resident of Dickson City practically all of his life, Mr. Sakulich had made his home with a niece, Mrs. Alex Kurechka, and was admitted to the Home a week ago.

Mrs. Kurechka is his only survivor. The funeral will be held at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning from the home of his niece. 7:00 Reichman Orch. 7:30 Edgar A.

Guest N. Y. Among his survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Kate Roth and Mrs. Margaret Miller, both of this 8:00 Bernie's Orch.

8:30 Ed Wynn 9:15 Super Sonester Johnson, 148 Harrison Avenue, city. The funeral will be held this Old Forge. Wednesday at 2 p. m. 9:30 Coney Island Orch.

afternoon at 2 o'clock in the First M. E. Church of Endicott. Inter 9:45 Hot Dates In 7:00 Morning devotions 7:15 Did Leibert, organ 7:45 Landt Trio, White 8:00 Breakfast Club: Jane Behlke, Hollywood high hatters 8:00 Vaughn de Leath 9:15 Aristocratlo Rhythm 9:30 Berlin; Olympic events 10:15 Home Sweet Home History from the home and will be private. Interment, Marcy Cemetery, ment, Riverhurst Cemetery.

0:00 Amos 'n' Andy 0:15 Paul Sullivan 0:30 For Men Only ainging neiRtioor KENWOODS CANNON SETS r.ia Lignt orch. Monaco's Orch. 2:00 Lewis' Orch. 10:30 Vic and Sade 2:30 Heidt's Orch. 1:00 Sander's Orch.

1:30 Moon River 10:45 Gospel Singer 11:00 Five Star Jones 11:15 Cadets Quartet; WE AF 660 KO. M. NAV YOU flAD CAMEL'S NEWTUESOAy NGHT CABAVAN WITH TZUPSKT HUGHES AND $ULKHT'S news 7:00 Children's story 11:30 Schneider's Texans 11:45 Words and Music P. M. 15 Talk; food prices 30 Cheerio; talk, music "Supreme," 72x90 $17.50 $1 Down 12:15 Dot and Will 8:00 Male auartet 12:30 Farm and Home 8:15 The Streamliners: Hour CONCttT ORCHESTRA? orchestra, music 12:45 Blaufuss' Orch.

9:00 News; Alden reduced 10 tlkins :15 Viennese Sextet 9:30 Armchair auartet 9:45 Today's children AND THty HAVE oo Sketch, David Ha rum Snowflake white, yellow, baby blue, peach, rose :15 Breen and de Rose pink, rose beige, leaf green, orchid. 1:30 Golden Melodies 2:00 Bailey Axton, songs 2:15 Continental varieties 2:45 'Have You 3:00 'Foxes of Flatbush' 3:15 Joan's Escorts 3:30 Alma Kitchell, songs 3:45 Magic Voice 4:00 Ernie Stemm's Orchestra 4:30 Singing Lady 3ZNNY GOOQMAN'S SWIN3 BAND AND HOLLYWOOD 30 The House Detective 45 The Wife Saver 00 'Girl sketch 15 Old Doctor Jim "Famous," 72x90 10:15 Joe Reichman's Orchestra :30 Berlin: Olympic 10:30 Noble Sissle'l STARS TOO! Events Orchestra from low regular prices during our AUGUST SALE! 1 $.2.25 $1 Down 75c a Wk. Women Drawn As Grand Jurors John Tomczak John Tomczak, 35, 39 Sljidmore Street, Hudson, died Sunday in the Wilkes Barre General Hospital. Among his survivors is a brother, Peter Tomczak, Taylor. The funeral will be held today at 9:30 a.

m. with a requiem mass in St. Joseph's Church, Hudson. NEW! HOLLYWOOD RADIO TREAT. Camel cigarettes bring you a FULL HOUR'S ENTERTAINMENT I Benny Goodman Nat Shilkret Rupert Hughes, Master of Ceremonies Hollywood Guest Stars.

Tuesday E.S.T. E.D.S.T.), C.S.T., M.S.T., 5:30 pm P.S.T. over the WABC Columbla Network. In flower like pastels, all exquisitely bound with wide satin ribbon, and packed in a smart silver patterned box. on roup to LiOnvene .78 September 8 72x84 Group I The Dersonhet" of" trie Grand John Devine John Devine, 54 Regent Street, Wilkes Barre, died on Sunday in his home.

Among his survivors is a sister, Miss Mary Devine, this city. The funeral will be held today. pry which will convene on Tues $0.45 $1 Down 50c a Wk. regr. $9.75 $1 Down 75c a Wk.

iy, toeptemoer 8, was selected fore President Judge Will Leach the Court House yesterday. The hmes of four women were among 6 muslin sheets (72x94 or 81x99) and 6 muslin cases (45x36). FISTER ie 24 drawn from the wheel, rs. Marv Shaunessv. 433 Linrtpn reet, read trie names as they Your choice of pure white, green, blue, peach, yellow, rose, light blue, orchid, rose beige.

"Arondac," 72x84 ere drawn Dy Mrs. Emma Whit The Last Word an, 306 Washington Avenue. The following were selected: Group II Healey. 1113 West Market Street. $1(R6 $11.95 rick Keliey, 614 Butler Dtmmore.

D. Reese, 38 Belmont Carbondale. eodore Dersheimer, 108 S. Irving Ave. sworth Jones, 510 School Clarks $1 Down 75c a Wk.

in Grand Rapids "GUILD" TABLES $1 Down 75c a Wk. Summit. Gardner, Clark C. Summit. olonta Shorts, 643 Boulevard JDickson.

6 muslin sheets, sizes as above, 6 muslin cases (45x36) and 6 bath towels (20x45). orge A. Hagen. 1607 Jefferson Ave. His Berry, Olyphant, Scott Township.

epn nuise, v7 union Peckville. H. Pepper. Clarks Summit. R.

D. 2. Made of selected live new fleece wools, with the thick, lofty nap for which Kenwood is famous. "Homespuns," 60x72 oyd Emmett, 135 Birkett C'dale. igeline Laurence, 535 Hoover Street, Old Forge.

crenas Miller, Clarks Summit, R. D. 1. Group IV ard Thompson. Second Blakely.

rtin Joyce, 2712 Birney Minooka. Hie J. Rvan. 548 Ouincv Avenue. Here's a sensational table event for our AUGUST FURNITURE SALE! An all star cast of superb new tables that are positively the last word in smart, up to the minute beauty finest craftsmanship exceptional utility.

Every conceivable type, every popular style at prices you'll rejoice over are included in this great showing. Each is a genuine Imperial, built by craftsmen noted the world over for their skill and artistry in creating fashionable tables. See them now, while our stock is complete, and select as many as you need. hn Rawllngs Main Street, Dalton. inlfred Reynolds, Dalton, R.

D. 1. $25 mes J. Graham, 123 S. Rebecca Ave.

$1 Down $1 a Wk. $1 Down 50c a Wk. nest M. Hodgson. Chinchilla.

$15.95 en McGovern, 500 Second Avenue. COFFEE TABLE. Chines Chip. ritndale diMifrn. Rfrnovable riant ray.

Made of mahogany or walnut. $11.73 TeSRup. cholas Suchenlrk, Simpson. la Gardner, 302 Lansdowne Avenue, 6 percale sheets (72x108 or 90x108) and 6 percale Clarks Summit. cases (45x36).

declares Martial Law Light weight for warm weather sleeping comfort; all wool for protection against sudden changes in temperature. "Throws 60x72 After Strike Bloodshed SOFA TABLE, Dnnran Phvfe draffs. Finely fluted legs and stretchers. Brant claw feet. Made of mahogany or walnut.

$2150 COFFEE TABLE, Eirlf American. Richly carved cabriole lefi. Ke. movable gla tray. Mad of ma hofanv or walnut.

$24.50 .89 Group OROFINO, Idaho, Aug. 3 VP). 15 htional guardsmen moved into rbulent Clearwater County to tablish martial law today after a $1 Down $1 a Wk. re. $17.65 $7.95 $1 Down 75c a Wk.

oody clash between striking log ng pickets and a truckload of orkers who were returning to 1 bs In defiance of the strike. 6 percale sheets (72x108 or 90x108), 6 percale cases and 6 bath towels (20x40). Gov. C. Ben Ross ordered mili ry rule after five strikers were ought to a hospital with bullet ounds and one of seven beaten In a sturdy, warm, light basket weave for a man's room, a country home, at camp, on the porch.

$19.75 "Supremes" (slightly soiled) oodsmen was hospitalized. Ninety CHAIRSIPE TABLE, Early American. Pieerutit edge. Carved feet. Made of mahof any or walnut.

$14.75 .13 Group VII mrdsmen were ordered into the ea. '14 CTORYVILLE WOMAN DIES Mrs. May Becmer Haverly, Fac $1 Down $1 a Wk. teg. $15.70 ryville, widow of the late George Q.95 Haverly, died a few minutes tier midnight this morning at $1 Down 75c a Wk.

6 muslin sheets (72x99 or 81x99), 6 muslin cases, bst Haven, 1812 Green Ridge 6 bath towels, 6 guest towels, 6 wash cloths. reet. fcri PEMBROKE TABLE, Chippendale with Gothie Influence. Drop leave. Convenient drawer.

Made of mahogany or walnut, richly figured. $24.50 Size 72x84. A tubbing or dry cleaning will make them like new. RUSH OUT 15 MILES OF Cannon sheets and cases are laboratory tested for 4 years' wear. Laundered ready for use.

Cellophane wrapped. From a mill famous for quality. ITALIAN CONSOLE, Eighteenth Century. Richly earved and piereed front and end Mad of mahogany or walnut. Tho mirror haa mahogany or walnut frame with carved crown.

Each $14.75 vmiirif Ttirwt $1350 Blanket $9.95 9.75 Blankets 795 (Theie Are Not Kenwoodt) MAIL COUPON I 1 STOEIIR Se FISTER, UUNCI lUDtS Medical authorities arree that vour jfc Bp 1 MAIL COLTON "i OCCASIONAL TABLE Chlneae Chippendale dealgn. Beautifully carved and pierced rained edge. Mad mahogany or walnut. $24.50 tdneya contain IS Miles of tiny tubes niters which help to purify the lood and keep you healthy. It you have trouble with too fre.

SCRANTON, PA. I Blankets. Please send me uent bladder passages with scanty mount causing burning and dlscom art, the 15 Miles of kidney tubes lay need flushing out. This danger irnal may be the beginning of nag ing backache, leg fains, loss of dpd STOEIIR FISTER, 1 SCRANTON, PA. Please send me Sets at Size of Size of Color of Towel Borders NAME ADDRESS I In Terms, BOOK CABINET, Qun Ann.

Pierced fretwork enda. Cahrlol lega. Mad mahogany or walnut. $19.95 nd energy, getting up nights, swell DROPLEAP COMMODE. Chlppen.

dale dealgn. Two convenient drawer. Mad of mahogany or walnut, beautifully figured. $24.50 hg, pufflness under the eyes, head NAME ADDRESS P1 cnes and dizziness. If kidneys don't empty pints a ay and so get rid of more than 8 ounds of waste, poisonous matter OCCASIONAL TABLE, Chine Chippendale design.

Mad of mahogany or walnut with awirl mahogany or butt walnut trim. $14.75 lay develop, causing serious trouble, on't wait Ask your druggist for CHAIRRIDE COMMODE, Chippendale dealgn. Scalloped wood gal lery and pierced bracket. Mahogany or walnut. $14.75 FJster C' ADAMS AVE.

AT SPRUCE ST. Stoefir Flstor LAOAMI AVI. AT IPRUCI ST. oan's Pills, which have been used lccessfully by millions of people for vtr 40 years. They give happy relief nd will help to flush out the IS Miles kidney tubes.

Get Doan'a Pills at Other Tablet $2.95 to $65.00 bur druggist,.