The Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 17

1 .1 to SCRAI Mtm PTio as a Job For You Know That You. Want a obi Use An Ad Here Lv tiaruBLiCAX.iffPrtr urruBER 31. 1922 "sCRANTON REPUBLICAN AUTOMOBILES BUSINESS SERVICE EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE REAL ESTAT5 FOR SALE LEGALS LEGALS Wanted To Buy 66 CASH BUYERS For general store merchandise, clothing shoes and dry goods. We are paying (he beat prices; spot tti. K.

Lid, 210 Spruce street; Bell 26U2 New phone J. 1 PAY the highest prices for cast off men's and ladies' cluthlug: furniture. Bend a postal and I "ill call. M. Quint.

107 Lackawanna atenue. New phone 225, SPECIAL I'RICErTvlieaidTy me on slightly worn clothes. I am making Hit offer for a short time only. Isadere Kaiser, 225 Penn Aye. ROOMS AND BOARD Rooms With Board 67 ROOM AND BOARD At Hyde Park hotel.

)2!) South Main Ave. Koonis Without Board 68 FURNISHED HOOMS For light lioiisekeep. ing. Call 1103 J. FURNISHED IKIOM All improvements, good sleam heat, central location, small private family.

Bell 2477 M. Rooms Without Board 6S LARGE FURNISHE') PEOXT ROOM, near street ear: residential, Green Ridge. Breakfast if desired. Bell 4102. MADIHON AVENUE 32S Private faniTiT will rent furnished front bedroom and front living room, electrilc lights, city steam, separate entrance, centrally located.

3 minutes walk from court house. Inquire second floor, 328 Madison avenue or phone, Hell 77H3 J. Rooms for Housekeeping fi9 ssr r.n rev TWO UNFURNISHED ROMMS FOR LIGHT TOR RENT, ELECTRIC LIGHTS, CITY STEAM. APPLY 322 MULBERRY STREET OR BELL PHONE 5156 K. Where to Eat 71 HYDE PARK HOTEL Hoine cooked meals from 12 until 2 o'clock and 5 until 7 p.

nt 128 Main avenue. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Business Places for Kent 75 GARAGE I For rent, rear 722 Eynon Clark. "ANliMIOW ROOM in heart of rily for rent April 1st. Write to Box care Republican. Houses for Rent 77 FOR RENT Six room house; all Jmprove Bientx.

920 Green Ridge street. FOR RENT or sale, large house, 5 acres of land; rental $1u per mouth, on East Mountain. Call Bell 9S23 W. ONE LARGE FURNISHED FRONT bedroom for rent. Suitable for two gentlemen; Bell 2ii3fi BEAUTIFUL nine room Vouie on The Hill: all fully furnished ine'inlin coal and telephone.

Immediate possession. CB'l I'r. Serlo, 1514 Vine treet; phone flpl 3 6 ROOM HOUSE for rent. AM improvement. 621 Harrison call Bell phono 4S.

3 R. Offices and Desk Room 78 DESK ROOM Washington Ave, llooin 407. Freeman's Fac Siinile Letter Co. Shop; Bell phone Suburban for Rent 79 CLARK SUMMIT rnoin house: ail improvements. N.

s. Barron; Bell phone 321IS, Seranlon. Pa. DA ETON Rent nr sell, 3 blocks from Trail, beautiful modern home. 2 cnr gnrnge.

idii.k ery, fruit, shade, eofner lot. Terms rea sonable. II. Loucks, Dalion. Pa.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Brokers in Real Estate ANY ONE DESIRING to sell his properly can obtain quick results h.v listing with J. tne Keat l. slate aian 137 Adams 2d floor. CAMI FOR YOUR PROPERTY See If you want to sell and get your money at once, vaugnan ft conncn mag GENERAL REALTY CO. IS best medium for buying or selling real estate of any description.

liio Wyoming avenue. IF YOU INTEND Buying or selling real ea tate of any dearrlptluii, consult Wiltlara Greenfield fur a square deal. 431 2 Connell 1'ldg New plioue H6 J. Hell (itit J. M.

V. MARCY buys and sell city and farm property, Adams avenue. HACKETT The Real Eslate Man. bays, sells. rent, In iures and appnie property.

Room 402. Leal Estate Exchange bldg. GENERAL REALTY Co. is liest medium for I'nyinjr or selling real estate of any de scription. Wyoming Ave.

1. F. BUCKLEY REAL FSTATK And Fire Icturance, 407 Panil Bnyi, eelis and insure property. WE WILL PA I you cash for your property, if It is a bargain. Siegel' Really Co Con nell buiidine.

Business Property 82 PAltk" PLACE General store, garage and corner lot StlvlnO: will sell separate or together. Inipiin 515 joiirt. street. Farms and Land for Sale 8.1 AXEL OELI.GAAED BUYS AND SELLS city and country real estate. $01 Board of Trade building.

COUNTRY AND VILLAGE HOMES, farms and a general store, all stocked, easy term. Special bargain. fourteen room, twin house, on state road, near trolley station, post office; mall at door three times daily: stores, church and school. Spring water In kitchens, shade and fruit. Come and see it, act quick.

Write today Rev. ('. L. Kackeison. Brooklyn.

Pa. FARM duO acres; very productive, all kind fruit, good buildings, some timber. 1 mi.e from town, near Liickawaiina Trail. Bargain if taken at mice. For particulars i'e N.

.1. Benson Siisquelinnna, Pa. R. 1. 1 FARM Foil SALE 31 acres.

aUint eight miles from clnrks Summit, near Mine road, 7 room bouse, large basement, stable liarn. well watered, some timber, red shale land, only Sea Capwell, Att'y, 720 Scranton Life Iildg. FARMS, HOMES. LAND, LOTS All kinds. nice location: prices reasonaoie.

II. Dallon. P. 12H ACRE FARM for sale; 10 cow machinery. 2 houses; price Jt.oUu: near the nsii.

s. Alimena. 312 Panll ItclMiRM. iH' FA KM for sale in Springlaook good location, stock and tool. 1 II, Spaiijjen I'Prc Moscow, Pa 125 AClli: FARM for sale; 14 cows, 2 hore.

farm ninchlricry and crop; price jti.tssj. s. Alliiienn. 3i2 Panll Bell 0091 40 AOIIE FARM, near Lackawanna Trail. 8 I ooin house, new.y renovarea.

osseinem, stable kirn, 2 hnrss, 1 row, 4" chickens, 'I liar ami fodder In bnrn and farm tools. Houses for Sale 81 AXEL OLLGARD BUYS AND SELLS city and country real estate. SOI Board of Trade building. DETTY STREET Green Ridge, double; im lirovemonls, rent for easily bring 10, Easy tertus. PL'NMORE 7 room house, partial improve ments, lot wi lSD, near oUO block Chestnut down, Imlnnce Jlo per month Money to loan; atraight loans.

Gibbons Board of Trade; Bell 3G3S. DUPLEX. HILL SECTION, corner loealion; 0 rooais und balh. Al! improvement. Caniliell, McArec A ill Ilrunka Bldg.

DOUBLE HOUSE, 600 BLOCK Quiney avenue, 8 rooms each aide, bath, strain heat, also 12 esr garage in rear on court; lot 40.11G0; price S13.000. Phone 9S27 .1, DePue, Raub 4k Cbappell, Brooks building. HOI.GATE REAL ESTATE CO. 1231 33 WYOMING AVENUE roon 1m. proved double aud 17.000 square feet of land, front and rear entrances, bet buy on Wyoming avenue today.

Value are mount itifr rapidly. Ideal location for manufacturing or any branch of automobile bus! "ness. Get particulars now. priced low for quick eale. Holgate Real Estste Fred II.

Hardiiigton, Brook building. GREEN RIDGE Well constructed single, conveniences, built only few year. 10 cheery roonis, largo lot, pleasantly situated, refined neighlmrhood. $9,000. Holgate Real Eslate Fred H.

Harding, Brook building. JACKSON STREET Single, rnem. bath, g.is, steam plant, some, hardwood, good ixo lot, Terms Hoi. gat Read. Ertnte Fred H.

Hardin. Brooks building. LINDEN STREET NEAR rARK flood single, 10 cioiy rooms, every Improvement, fine condition, $10,50,1. Holgate Real Estate Fred II. Harding.

Brook build lug. CAPOUSE AVENUE 12 roem double, with nil improvements. The location is good, Holgal Real Estate Fred H. Harding. Brooks building.

FOR SALE riTTSTON AVENUE Large fifteen, room, modern single, tiled bath, ga and electric light, steam heat, lot 40x150. with garage. Within five binules walk to central city. For price and terms see BUCKLEY I'auli Building. 407 DUN MORE REPUBLICAN WILL HOLD RALLY TONIGHT All arranseineiiis have been completed for the Kepublican rally for men and women which will be held In Odd Fellows' hall.

Chestnut street, tonight. Attorney (ieorge W. Kills will prei lcle The candidates and others will speak An invitation to the general public to attend has been extended. Mission at AU Saints' Church Tim Dev. M.

('. Bern.it. pnstor of All Saints' church, announces tint the mission which started last week has been very attended so far. The services will continue for the rest of the week. The mission Is In charge of Rev.

Martin (letavec. C. S. S. and 'he Rev.

Louis Hlnbel. S. S'. K. The services each day are at 4:45 a a m.

and 7:30 p. m. To RecelT Donations. The donations for the) Home for the Friendless from the congregation of the Presbyterian church wil be received by a committee Thursday afternoon from 2 until 5 o'clock 'in the church parlor. Canned goods, fruits, food stuns and clothing of all kinds will be gratefully received by the man afters of the home.

A meellng of the Ladles' Aid society ot the rresbyterinn church wil be held In the church pallor Thursday afternoon ftom 2:30 until 5 o'clock. Masquerade Party. A masquerade party was held recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Many Stevens of South Biakoly street.

Those present were: The Misses r.Hzabeth McGlone, Wllma McDonough, June Stevens, Klizabeth McDade. Stevens, Mary McMillan, Kaihryn Mebade and Helen Clifford. Masquerade Dance tonight at S. L. B.

C. Hall. Adv. Party at Borsch! Rom. The members of the "Wee Tau club were delightfully entertained at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Victor Buachel recently. Those present were: William Wilson, Thomas Meade, Thomas Iteilley, Kenneth Sexton, Gerald Clifford, Frank P.eilly, Joseph Stewart, Frank Kelly, Kdvvard O'Horo, Tlay Kays, Kobcrt Parkins, George Meade, peter Corrl gan and William Turcell. REPUBLICAN RALLY Tonight at Odd Fellows' hall. Come out and hear the issues discussed.

Adv. BSJZr MEWS NOTES This evening the Sunday school of SI. Mirk's church will hold a masquer ade )urty for the members of the Sunday school classes in the church par lors. A Hallowe'en parly was held at the home of Miss Nellie Prltchnrd. of 1513 Kleclric street, Saturday evening.

Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. John Pecker, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Decker, Mr.

and Mrs. Uurland Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson.

Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge Ford and Mr. and Mrs. Philip The Itev.

C. Bernat, Edward Cto vln, Andrew Ketch and John Kandrack were In Wilkes Barre last week attending the Holy Nome convention as delegates from AH Saints church, attending Dickinson College at Carlisle. Miss Martha Maynard Is ill at her home on Hrook street. Mis. G.

W. B. Allen, of Dudley street, Is entertaining Mrs. Dora M. Smith, of Fnion Y.

Mr. and Mrs. William P.eld, Mr. and Automobiles for Sale 11 ffS HAVS A FEW REBUILT AND UK KIN1SHKI) FUANKI.I.N SEDAN8 AND TOLKIN0 CARS OARKriKQ OCR STANDARD REBL'HT CAR GUARANTEE AT VEUT LOW PRICEB. O.

O. DEWITT. 730 32 WYOMING AVENCB. FORD SliiiUI I.t lined and comlltioncd. all uiodols guaranteed to In itood working order; easy iiaymonia.

Grulwr Motor Car corner Cedar avenue and Birch street: ope i overling. ITAVK FOR SALE One 1322 Podge i 'ad alor, also 1922 Dodge light delivery trm lc. See Mr. Warnke, Russell Motor Car company, olli Lackawanna avoiims MolTEf" IIAlKiAlNii Tord touring, $J75 1921, ton trui'k. new call and laidy, $3iKI; 1H21 Ford roadster.

JIB; Ford road stcr. 1M; 1920 i oiijie. (.75: IOL'1 coupe with ILiasler 6liock alisorliera, and perfect upholstering, $375.: IK'i sedan, In perfect condition. Ilav'gerty Motor Car eonniapy, 171.V1718 No. Main avenue.

NOW IK THE TIME to liny your used car. the right price at the right place. We have a very lurse and flfle alcction of cars. closed atid open, light deliveries or trucks. Come in and he convinced.

Terms if de sired. Anthony SnuVme, Vnefl Car Kicliange Ml Wyoming Ave. "The House With a Reputation." Pop HAS a Ford touring Imdy. windshield and top almost new, for f.ifl; late model. POP HAS TWO 1921 Ford touring curs at tne ngnt pslte.

Sec them at 3.S Wyo mini? Ave. POP HAS a Ford touring car In A running oraiT lor u. POP HAS a IfilJ Ford louring for 100. POP HAS a Ford chaasia with good rubber. van re nougnt ior ou It nought quick.

nr.i i ui.ju Miiur.i, in one ton truck, oi cn exiiress nouy, ioiius, good Condition. 50O. Aiuiirsi'iTe. ww Wyoming. REMEMBER TOP HAS THE BEST FOR THE 1 K1C rCICK6 pasiengpr touring for 6 rTUNOrit p.

Par kard; if ltouglit at oiue win oe a DQrgam at iiiU. niKVHOLET SF.DAX It's a bonutr. Come in and look it over. tourings nt the riRlit price. rtF.KI.KSS 4 and passengtr, in fine shape at.

i i. niijiatiie price. 1V. TON TRUCK for $100; if a dandy. A 2'4 and a 5 ton Indiania truck, 2'j ton is reiniy for drawing coal at on.

e. Price is rlElit and I will finance you vj. lf'21 FOIID ROADSTPR. in A shape; buy. (Jot busy.

"fir, esue torn coupes, sedans, roadsters and tourings at very reasonable prlci. The pulilic Is Invited to attend this great offering and to look over the nliore mentioned cars and many others. 3.8 WYOMING AVENUE. USED PARTS for Fords, everything from motors to ilie. Anthony Panilor.c 511 Wyoming.

'The House With a 19.1 DODGE BROTHERS TOURING WITH NEW TIRES ALL AROUND AND IN GOOD MECHANICAL CONDITION 60O. DODGE COITE IN TINE CONDITION, $S75. I M0 DODGE TANEr, DKLIVERT. NEWLY REPAINTED AND IN' GOOD MECHANICAL CONDITION. 5675.

1522 PODGE SEDAN IN FINE CONDITION, $1,273. CONRAD MOTOR CO. 400 WYOMING AVENUB 1921 CHANDLER COTTE 6,000 miles, motor A i conaition, pa. nt, tires, nphnlaterin like new. Kutter fi'ulden Motor Car Co.

Auto Trucks For Sale 12 THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF USrD TRUCKS, ALWAYS ON HAND. COOD VALUE AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. OPEN EVENINGS. MACCAR SALES 734 WYOMING AVE. Auto Accessories 13 LEIItKHLINO "All Trod Cords." unrivalled for rlurlmllly and service.

Agents. Klanga Trad in 13S8 Sanderson Scranton phone J. SPECIAL PRICES on tire vulr anlzing this montn only. We Lave uncalled for tires end tuls at special price. All site.

Public Tire station. 320 Lin.lon street Repairing Service Stations 16 UNIVERSAL BATTERY SERVICE STATION unrrison Ave. 622 HarrisoB or Bull' Head Garage. 1302 N. Male se.

Battertea recharged and repaired. BeL' phonea BUSINESS SERVICE Business Serncfs Offered 18 AUTO LICENSES HAVE TOCR AUTO blanks rnxm oct now at THE SCRAXTON Rf'Pl'RLlCAN OFFUCE. M. DAVIS. PFBLIC.

KM SU'l'OS TVI'K WHl'I EKS Re I'Slrod. in i)ecied. rented: "Mit.il mnehiup in A CHiditin. rc I'l' work, ftiarcs modrr.tr i. ill or 11' 'e Itrniinc on Typewriter i.W) Building Contractinff 1 9 A.

CADDEN C.enpral contractor and builder. House moving and raisins. i Insurance 23 CENTER A CO. Insurance. Room 3C3 0 7, third floor.

Con pell 0. ti. HULA CO. lnsu anee. 2.9 North Wtalilnstoo avt'eoe.

Both phones, MovineT, Trucking, Storage 25 DEAD AND LIVE STORAUE at low rotes Penn Garage, 416 41S, Penn avenue; both phonos. WANTED Loftd to Buffalo, or part way, almilt Novemlier 10. Call Bell oPli. Printinff, Engraving 27 PRINTERS' SUPPLIES Merargee Hrothere, Printer' Supplies, envelope) paper bags. mine.

13ti Washington avenue Profonsional Services 28 LTHOLSTEItINU If you want tipholateerlng done right at rensrnatue prices ca.l clM J. Lackawanna Cpholitering 7 1 Mul oerry Rtreer. AND FURNITURE Repair leg that yon ran depend on at reasonable prtcea. Also carpet cleaning, uotn pnones, si ranton Upholstering iii uraen atreet Repairing 29 EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING All hand work at most reasonable J. Friedman, 401 S.

Washington Ave. A KEY A MINUTE is our capacity. Jual a minute und your key Is ready. Foderaro the Key and Rasor Man, 703 W. Lack wannn Ave.

FUHNITPJIK REPAIRED, fellniflied and lil bolstered nt ri anonahle prices. U. H. Hals lieclt, Bi 11 16! W. FNNA rrill sTKHlNt; and Furniture Co Furniture repaired and upholsteed.

Bell 1(4) S16 Capouse Ave. SHOES REPAIRED Men's sole ami rublier heels, woman torn work. II. Z1' in cluding rubber heels. A.I work guaranteed Fi dele Cresccnzo, Cor.

9th ht. and vt Liicknwni na. UPUOI.STERlNU And furniture repairing, at special reduced prices for this month only. Work called for and delivered by nolo truck any time and anywhere (ilolie Upholstering 407 Penn avenue. Bell phone 1118, New phone 229.

EMPLOYMENT Help WantedI1 cmale GIRL WANT KO For general 4 15 Adams avenue. housework, Gl 111. For general housework, good home good pay fur right party, references. Ap ply In rson, bl'O Monroe Ave, ail between and o'clock In lie evening. 120 East Elm street.

MIDDLE AGED WOMAN for chambermaid white: Protestant. Aiuily Tocono Manor Inn. rocono Manor, Pa. MIDDLE AG El WOMAN For refined inter. esting outside work.

Call 312 13 Sernnton Heal Esinte Exchange, Bldg. WANTED rr experienced operators on silk and inusl.i underwear. Apply Imperial Underwear 441 North Maluo Ave. WOMAN Wanted to make lion.ie.to houe canvass for local business establishment Permanent employment. Good pay.

all salary, no goods or samples to carry. Write nnx piisi. care licpniiiican. WOMAN For cleaning, steady work Inquire Y. H.

44(1 Wyoming Ave YOUNG GIRL to asulst with housework Apply Mrs. 1L E. Cokely, 1810 Monscy Ave, YOUNG LADY Fer retail department, (i. Millar 215 N. Washington Ave.

Apply to Mr. Adams, YOUNG Gilt! Wanted for housework. In quire 1721 Mulberry phone 4hS R. Help Wanted Male 33 ACTIVE MAN to take orders for nursery stock and hire a cnts. Highest commis sion, rxelusjre territory.

Emmons A Com puny. N. Y. CARTENTERS WANTED ONLY FIRST CLASS MEN NEED APPLT. HOWER A ST0NDER.

"NEVER IDLE," 1001 MADISON AVENUE, SCRANTON. TA. CHAUFFEUR Who can take care of oar and who know c'ly slreet. Must he honest. Boi 9W.

care Republican FtTHimEN AND II AKEM EN $150. Inter 20 monthly: no strike (whlcli Write Railway, care sera nice Republican LABORERS Wanted on pu)e, work. Apply on Wood St. and Nottu Main Ave. Mr.

Stipp A Son. MKN WAvfTyfCWe have immediate open in? for two salesmen who are capable of selling the Itfst known article in Its the next two months are our busiest la the year and excellent opimrtunlty and in come await the right men. One man for city work, one for out of town. Must give good references and be a credit to biggest house of Its kind in the country, all lie tweent 9 and 10. or write to M.

A. Tol loek, 413 Conl Exchange for ap poiriimenr. OFKICK HOY WANTF.P UriBl.t, active you iiff fellow about cixteen yearn of ae for office ttoy or Junior elerk with largo ma nn fact urinf eon ern. Must be a neat penman, ijulek and acurate at flpire'i. Apply in rvn handwritins to Box Scranton pout of.lce, giving references and ex perienre, if any.

ONE eperiencf A man and one lieffinner v. anted a advertising wolieitora on nov pnper in Northeaitprn Vennaylvanla. Write Box care Republican. MAKLi: Ciii'ft! and conipetent man, wi'linjr to fa to Call Jiell n'in M. flrrnnton.

TWO kxi'KRIKNt'KI) hoe "ihiiieri wTuteif. "I' Jr Wyoming Ave. WANTED Men to nell hoenold Cal 6 4 Spruce utreet. between 1 and a. or ltweon 5 and 6:30 p.

m. WE HAVE AN OPKNING for two Rood men of character and ability to represent ub in Scranton and vicinity. Mut be of neat appearance and rnnnt furnish reference. Call at 61ft Spruce, for an interview. WANT HP Scranton man to wtirk in Scranton and travel Nni theontent Pennsylvania.

Must have knowledge of ItookUeeping and Ite at least 2." of ace. Write ffifiiis full pfirticiilnrs to Audit Dept. I. (). Hox Ueadlns Pa.

WANTED a i n.t 9 and piiprhaerf. Stephen Smetnna, 112 River street, oly pliiint. LAIUUIKHS Wiinjed for paving work In Scranton and vicinity. Wases per hour. Apply IS Adainu AaC, or at yard Carlwn St.

and Ive road. H. B. Sproul Construction Inc. Salesmen and Agents 35 SALESMAN A New Y'ork fruit and vege.

table house desires hlgh clns nab'sninn for Scranton, Pa. and vicinity. Only thme who have lieen calling on the best class of dealers apply. Preference lo man owning cur. LlK ral coiiiiiilsslou.

State full par Honiara in flrat letter. Addres Box care Rpnhlloan. Situation Wanted Female .18 WOMAN Wants work: go home nights, low wages, Wean, hasebenl, 317 Madison. FINANCIAL Business Opportunities 38 UOODXlL(Trtsri(Pin for sale, alio threo lane gas lamps and a self player piano. Call Bell 230U M.

WA NTED Kesi oiialhle parties lo lease ling and curb quarry, twelve miles from Scran ton, two tulles from loading station. (T. Newman Itansom. Pa. Money to Loan 40 ECOMONY JE WELTI CO.

141 Tenn avenue, loana on diamond, watrhe and Jewelrj at lowest rates. Strictly confidential. MORTGAGES to J. i.OOO upon llrst mortgage, ttrma to suit borrowers. Payment received and Interest reduced.

R. lj, Cap weii. aiiorney, 7u mranlon Life Bldg. LOANS ON DIAMONDS Watcne and lew elry at Iowot ratct. s.

L. Flaher. 10D Peno avenue. MORTGAGES Money to loon on mortgages, $iW0 or upward. Siegel't Realty Connell INSTRUCTION ('orrcspondenee Courses 42 STANTON CORRESroNDENCB SCHOOLS R.

E. Weeks, president! R. J. roster, flee, president: Elmer II. Lawall, treasurer; William Cottle, seerelsry.

Scranton. Pt. Local Instruction Clascs 43 BCRANTUN VOCATIUNAlSciiool offer practical trade course, day or evening elasaea. Write for information. Vine street and Madison avenue.

Y. Dodaon. director; N. B. Weingartner, principal.

LIVE STOCK Dors, CatR. Pets 47 IR SALE Hlaik I'onieranian puppies, pedigreeil, 25 each. Fnrman, 1046 Pcnna, Eiinlra, N. Y. FOR SALE Two thorough bred rabbit hound.

nia.e ami renia'e, a Tears old. Frank ilanells. 270 Erie street," Honesd.ile. Pa. HANI) PICKED APPLES all read to ioad.

Baldwins, and some others, as low as 30c a bushel. Sweet cider, fresh every day, 20e gallon. Bring joes, kegs and bags and come up and get them on road to Vennrd school, about t(K) ft. off concrete road at Clnrks Green. Look for sign; no more at War niThnrd.

W. II. I.ance. Iiorses, Cattle, Vehicles 48 BACK TO TUB MINES Forty mules for enie. carry a nig supply or horse and mule at all time.

Just reeeived a load of real mine mules, 55 to 62 inches the best that grnwa; (five us a call and we will treat you right. L. W. Belles, 1012 N. Washington Ave.

FOR SALE CilKAPS horses. weiKilt from lo ir10: two good saddler or drivers, 342 Raymond court. EOR SALE 1 horse, weight 1 .00 jirlce jv.w. 1.. stanrnn.

cnincliilla, ra. JUST ARRIVED with carload of horses. Weight from laOO to 1700 lbs. each. In.

quire M. Dinner. 337 l'enn avenue. r.iv m'mukk WAUONS in all sixes at reasnname prices. Monroe Brown, 13,18 Providence road.

Rid WORK HORSES and harnesses ior sale cheap at Howell A King's brewery nr. i.ieiin ami Ave LAM of horses, 2 ton conl wagon and duiiiD wagon mr sale K. Locust slreet Poultry and Supplies tft TWELVE SINGLE CUMn Aneona hens or" pullets and cockerels, $19. Charles Birth, cniondale. Pa.

MERCHANDISE Articles for Oil It FOR SALE Tract of tinilier near Sin, mis" nurg. virgin growth. 00k and yellow pine: 4 nines ironi railroad. Address ha. H.

Siekler, 310 No. Stroudshnrg. FOR SALE Rustic! crates, botlom hound )n with iron eats. and spindle chicken crnres i. j.

Bailey, Nicholson. Pa. KITCHEN RANGE fur sale, water front. 612 1 rown lieu plioue (i il J. PITTSTON RANGE, in good condition quartered oak tables and liook case or china closer, jiiiu avenue.

SCRANTON UNEGAR WORKS are always in ine 10 serve yon with white rider and euilier vlnejiar In Bid, lots. H20 anington Hell S4II5 ou sai.b Butter cooler. scale. coffee rain, enre. oilier store fixtures.

434 North miin srreer. Buildlnir Materials r4 DON.T PAY HIGH PRICES for your roofing. when you can buy high grade seconds in roils and sliing.es at William Brooklyn 1.M01M11, ii i.inuen t. LUCAS TINTED GLOSS PAINTS All shadea per Best value. Epstein 1 Coop ejaue.

4U13 l'enn avenue. GOOD QUALITY HOUSE PAINTS Vr. nlshes, flat wall paint, 2.25 per gllon. See first. Goldsmith.

21618 Teno ve nue, next 10 sines theater. Fuel and Feed 56 RETAIL COAL EGO, STOVE. NUT, $10.00 I'ea JS.ro delivered. Manufacturers Fuel company. Bell 914 J.

12 TONS OK good timothy hay for sale, Inqirrc hester Cue. Fiirin. S.ott, R. D. No.

1, Ol.vphant. Household Goods 59 Dili STOCK of new and second ba.id heat Inff stoves, and range of Sacri fl) ed nt any price. We also eichnrge 2b3 Penn ve. URNITUUE Large leather Turkish rocker. Ciriass'an walnut parlor tabic, oak hall tree with mirror all good as cheap If sold at once; leaiing city.

1717 Mulberry street. SI oEs All kinds of stoves for sale: good ior parage, nouses or stores. I. loungel son. So.

Waahington Ave. Seeds. Plants, ertilizers 63 FLOWERS All khd of mt newer for par lie ami weaning. Also norsl few mm riorai 4IU suruce tret. R.

CLARK. FLORISfl24 arenne. Carries a complete line cf eeedi, cut flower. All kind of fertilizers. Wearing Apparel li.

HALLOWE'EN COSTUMES hecure your costumes for a. I parties and occasions at F.ihrenhoit's. 321 Penn avenue. we have all kinds of costumes for all kinds of people, for aale or for rent it very reaannuble prices. We carry a complete line of crense paints, wigs and Ihostlcals.

Bell phone (i00. APANKSE KIMINOS Very pretty. very cheap. Just the thing for Hallowe'en. Call Hell S2R1.

Lejfal Notices 91 I WILT. NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR any debta other than tho contracted by myself. 0 31 1 ARTHUR JL BURNS K3TATK OF B. DUNLAP. LATE OF Clark's ttimmlt, P.i..

deceased. Debtor and creditor of decedent will make payment or present claim to E. H. LJunlap, Admlnlatrator, Clark'a Summit. Pa.

FRED C. HANYTN, Attorney for Install 17 l'3 S0 N.f 13 :0. DISSOLUTION NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the Dolph Coal Company Limited, a partnership association organized under the provisions of the Act approved June 2, 1874 and II supplement, has been dissolved by action of its members and atockholders duly taken, and that the report of A. M. Fine, C.

and Ranck, llaiildatina trustees, has been filed In the Court of Common Plea of Lackawanna County, and that by order of court the aid report will be presented for contlr mation and approval by the court ueon the twentieth day of November. 1922 at nine A. M. JAMES H. TORREY.

I Solicitor. 10 17 24 S1 7. peon were weex ena guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keller's son, Ellsworth, who Is D.

Averv. George Miller and Doe tor Bishop are hunting In Northern Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Aranovltz, or East nrinker utreet.

and Miss Anna Mc Donald, of Smith street, motored to Stroudflburp; Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Steele, or Cherrv slreet, are rcjoicins over the arrival of A daughter horn at Mercy hospital. Mrs. was be! ore her marrlagei Miss Clarle E.

Bloomer. The K. T. C. club was entertained Saturday evening by Miss Margaret Packard, of Cherry street.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell, of Broolt street, entertained the members ot the What Not club recently. NORTH SCRAHTOH CONTINUE MEMBERSHIP DRIVE FOR ONE WEEK President John Horan, of the Father Whitty society, announces that for the benefit of the young men whose names were presented for membership in the Father Whitty society and were unable to attend durins the month, that the oamiinicn has been extended for another week, with a meeting Thurs day night and another Sunday aner noon at 3:30 o'clock. The committee arranging for tne campaign has prepared a smoiier ami social session for the Thursday night meeting which they say will compare favorably with those conducted during the month of October.

Party Thursday Night The Mft Vi of a series of hou r. Iinrtle beiiiK conducted by the fclrls cf the Sodality for the bcnellt the K.ny Uosarv school fund wo! lie nr ui at mo home or Miss Mildred I'adden, 1701 North Main avenue, Thursday nlgbt. Kiicnri and 500 will be played, with many beautiful prizes to be awarded to The voting ladles in charge have mad" arrangements. A number of tickets have already been sold and tne predict that the coming party will prove the most successful of the uerics. Masquerade Dance tonight at S.

L. B. C. Adv. BIEF JTEWS NOTES The Knights of Pythias, tne rythiar Sisters and their friends will Hallowe'en party this evening at o'clock in their headquarters in Masonic hall.

A good program has been arranged for the entertainment ot all those who attend. George J. l.oftus. of 32S Oak slreet, left yesterday morning for llarrisburg and Philadelphia, where he will spend several days. Peter Hagalaych, of 2301 Rockwell avenue, was arrested yesterday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock by Patrolmen Gibbons and Thomas on the charge of allowing his cow to run at large.

The cow was found in a garden at the corner of Rockwell and Gilbert streets. Hn wiil be given a hearing this sfter noon in police court at 2 o'clock. The fiineial of William Digutis, or 434 Laurel sireet, who died at the State hosoilnl following a brief ill nets, was held Sunday afternoon from his lain heme. Services were run ducted at the house following which inlerment was made in Ihroop ccme tery. The Eadies' and Men's Bible class of the Providence Presbyterian church will motor to Glenburn Tuesday night where a Hallowe'en panv will be held at the home of Mrs.

Clarence Steele Members are requested to meet at the Soiiare at 7 clock. Mrs. B. A. DuE gan, 1133 Pliilo street, is confined to her home by ill ness.

The mee tlng of the Jr. B. Y. P. of the West Market Street Baptist church, which wns scheduled to take place tonight, has been postponed and will be held at a date lo be announced later.

Washington Camp. No. 177. V. O.

of will hold a special meeting at their camp rooms at 112 V. est Murtet slreet tomorrow evening, at which time business of vital importance to every member of the order will be taken up and disposed of. All members of the camp are asked lo he present. The missionary society of the Purl tan Congregational church held a mas querade party at the home of Mrs Mary Thomas, 20 Wayne avenue, recently. Solos were rendered by Mrs Robert Edwards, Mrs.

Chirk and Mis. Howell Davis. Fancy dancing exhibitions were given by Mrs. William James, Mrs. Thomas Edwards.

Mrs. Thomas Howells and Mrs. Thomas Charters. The guests numbeed thirty six. Mrs.

John Danvers has returned from Brooklyn where she spent several days visiting friends. Miss Mayme Petaknskle, for some tfme a bookkeeper at Chappell's Ready Pay stores, has resigned her position to take up a similar one St the North Scranton bank. Mr. and Mrs. I.ee P.alley, of 2021 Wayne avenue, entertained recently in honor or their son, William's eighth birthday.

The regular monthly husinen meeting of class No. 2. of the nee M. E. church, wag held at l.u of George Edward Hunt, rth Main avenue, recently.

Following a By Gene Byrnes iiuer Every Morninr Kicept gtindaf. Phone 4000. THfl FCRANTllN HKPI'BLICAN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ATM (Count SH Words to too I.laei. nvi INSERTION 10e per lin 40 per tncb "'TORCH CONSECUTIVE lc line 1 20 siy rnvsKriTTivn INSERTIONS per lino S1.U 1m HNIML1I OP THREE LINES DAtLI FOR USE TEAR Je per lino 8te No order teepted for lee thin tUrty cents per Insertion. In discount.

MIsclasslDeatluD not Dermlttnl. Either phone dr or slrnt A for Want id Taker, 1 Cent ha. 2 In Momorlam. Cards of Thank. 4 Funeral Directors, 3 funeral Flower.

6 Cemetery Iots. Uonnmont Lodge Notice. Coming Evenia. Personals. IBLost aud Fonnd ALTOMOB1LM A Automobile A Model 11 Afltomiibilea for Sale li ruto Truck Cor Sale, lj Auto Accessories.

('antcesAutos For Hire. 18 Motorcycle and Bicycle. Repairing Service HtatloBS. 5 Warned Automobile, i BUSINESS 8BBVIC1 7R Busmen Service offered. 19 Biillding Contmctlnj.

20 Clpaniitiif. Dyeing. Renovating. Ill Millinery. 2i Heating.

I'lurnbing, Ufi Ins'irarce. 4 La jnderlnsr. fr wiTiir Trnrklnff Storage. 2 Paintin, Pnperhansins. Decorltlnaj.

7 Panning. Engraving. Professional Servie. elepalrlng. Tailoring and Pressing.

iiitedBusirv service. EMPLOYMENT elo Wuted Female. li'lD Waited Male. lleln Male or Feinale. Solicitors, Canvassers, Agents, Wanted Femaitw Situation Wanted Male.

X' Vf'f A 15 Rn.ir.rs Opiiortunltie. Sii Investments, Stocks, Uonte. 40 Mm.ey to loan. 41 Wanted To Morrow. INSTKUCTiun 42 Correspondence Course.

4.5 Local Instruction Clse. 4', Musical. Pnncing. Dnrcatt, 4i Prbatc Instruction. 4 Wanted Instruction.

LIVE STOCK 47 Dogs. Cats', Pets. 4 Il' raes. Cattle. Vehicle.

49 Poultry and Supplies. 60 Wanted Lice stork. MICRCnANDISB 5J Artlcle for Bole. S1A Barter and li change. Rnsitics and office Equipment.

I3 Boat ami Accesnrirs. Building Materials. Fsrro anil na ry i rniiucie. 5ft Fuel. Feed, FertlllT.fr.

CodA Tliinjra to Kat. Jlnme Made Thlrga. fifkIlouselio'd tlooile. CO Jnvi'iry and Watchea. 61 Machinery and Toole.

Musical Tnstruracnte. KA Hndlo Eiiulpnient. tS Scftla. rionts and Flowera. fit Specials at the Storee.

lio Vearine Apl'flrel. G6 Wcnicd to Mnv. ROOMS AND BOARD Rooma nllli Ponrd. fls lioums without Pnard. fifi Itoi'in fcr llousekerpiog.

Vacation Places. 7J Where to Fat. 7t Where to Stop In Town. tG Wanted Rooni Hoard. HEAL USTATR FOR BR5T T4 Apartment and Flata.

Htrtinca Place for Rent. 7i'r Farms fur Rent. 77 Hnusea for Rent. 7.S Offices and Pp Room. T' Suburban for Rent, yajjjtimmer Place for Rent.

I Jiukera In Real Eatate, RKAt. ESTATE TOR SALU til Business Property. Hi Wanted to Rent. 1 Farms and land for S4 House for Sale. i Lota for hale, ftf Resort Property for Sale.

Sulmrlian for Sale. as Heal Larate Tor At'CTlONS LEOALS Ancllon Sale. Wantrd Ileal Eatate. ANNOUNCEMENTS Lost and Found Id laitST Suiutuy afternoon on Drinker turn nock nr nrf. I'tftso roturn to (inm mure, (in fn Uiiljfp; rcwnnl, X'TNU a hlut rnw with curved horns.

Call nx 7, Mt. Win, Bnmlnvk. L'ST IV'twt'fii rinrks Oropn ami Ilnllsteal. irnvnlirjf bav. Finder will be rvviirOffl.

TV lit Itt.x 5J1 Kertuhlirnn. tS Hlaf smi tan ffnialc hound licrnne ri'jmber Hwaril if returned to (iforge I iiirh. Fourth Jcrmjn. FrD Tnn h' li "id. A Throop, pft.

A. Ru hardson, Clay HitHN cI.aSSDS in Iratlirr case. lnt nn i Hire ft Monday nioroing, J'iinlrr plcflsp ca.l 1M1 T.OST font, crram with ntrippn. bank book in poi kct. Finder roturn to Sain (Jordan, 122 Allen St.

Dun in ore. Pa. SMALL JU.ACK i'OCKKTHOOK Lost Sat un'Bv L'twef Dtinmort aihI Sfrnnton, coniaiiiimr clieck, money and owner's name on check. Return 2't Apple reward. (STijA YEI TO MY hound doc; can have name by calling Hell 56 R.

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New Tires '75 i Overlanil Touring Car, Good Tires. al 1 Chevrolet Touring With Starter. oil Tires, One Extra, A Running; itition to quick buyer, mechanically 93 Guaranteed to lip In Good Mechanl 1 Order "Willi 0 Days Free Service." GRUIIEIt MOTOR CAR CO. "Ford Specialists. Ccilc.r r.nd Birch ojicn Evenings rp.X Xt'firty new, ffipp(d with unit rover, npitr tire, and oilier nL'i bftMir.vfi.

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all ITi Olio 1. Adair Mntor Cn Mnvrnth arrnuft rv I 1 I A I I I I I V. If. Legal Notices 91 TO STOCKHOLDERS OF PENNSYL vania Coal and Coke Corporation: At a meeting of Hie Hoard of Directors of the Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Cor. porallon held on the 18th dav of October, JDJ2, It was resolved that the author lied capital stock of said corporation be, increased from consisting of 1.10.000 share of the par value of foe) each, to 112,000,000, consisting of 240.000 shares of the par value of each, anil pursuant to a further resolution of sail Hoard at aaid meeting notice la hereby, given that a special meeting of the stockholders of snld corporation Is called lo convene at the principal office of the corporation.

Room 1042 in the Land Title Huildiug in the City of Philadelphia. Pennsylvania, on the 21st dav of Iecem ber, 1U.2, at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon to take action on approval or disapproval of such proposed Increase of the capital stock of nid corporation. Ualed, October JO, 1922. ALBERT Ci. F.DWARDS.

Secretary renns. Ivanla. Coal and Coke Corporation 0 24 31 14 2t 12 la. short business meeting a social hour was held and refreshments served by Mrs. Butler.

Those present were: H. Klwyn Butler, teacher; Fdward Hunt, Imnald McCluskey, Chester Stevens, William I.loyd and Walter Solomon. Roswsll Phillips, Fire Insurance Adv. Adv. WEST SCRANTON (Continued from Page Thirteen) to furnish the music for dancing.

Refreshments will he served by the refreshment committee. Police Continue Craiadt. The crusade against violators of th motor vehicle laws of the 8'ate and city was continued hy the West Side, police yesterday and resulted in but one arrest. The offender was Frank B. Wall, of Tittston.

brought in yesterday afternoon by Motorcycle Patrolman Klynn, charged with reckless driving. The. big day for motorists is Sunday, however, the days of the week being almost devoid of serious acuidents from careless drivers. Miss English Recovering'. Miss Mndelyn English, accompanied by her nurse.

Miss McGarrah, has arrived here from Philadelphia, where the former recently figured in a serious elevator accident at the. hospital where she had entered for training. For a' time Miss English hovered between life and death, hut is now getting along very nicely and Indications are that; she will suffer no serious effects from' the accident. The oung lady Is very well known in this section. BRIEF NOTES.

Mrs. Morgan Davis, of 1316 Schlager boulevard, will entertain the members of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Simpson Methodist Episcopal church at her hume on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. SOUTH SCRANTON PROF. LEWELLYN JONES TO DIRECT CHORAL UNION Alfred president of the Chor i union of the Hickory Street Presbyterian church, announced last night tint Prof. Llewellyn Jones was to dlreet their singing organization and that the first rehearsal wi'l he hold on Thursday nlht of this week.

I'rof. Jones directed the union last season pud met with much success. ID'heirsals will begin at once for the Christmas and Easter recitals to be given in connciion with programs by Prof. Charles Courboin. The union will also give a concert some tim in January according to the plans ot their officers.

To Ot vei Recital. Prof. Charles M. Cntirholn, of the. Hickory Street I'r' shy feria ehuri'li.

will k'vp another public recital o'l orsan in the Hickory Street Presbyterian church on Friday evening. November 24. it was announced in that edifice last Sunday. Music lovers of the city have enjoyed the several recitals (flveii here by the professor and will look forward with great Int rest to the program to be rendered on the twenty fourth. Mlrs Ury Mc.Wale Buried.

a so'enrt high mass of requiem 'n St. John's church yesterday morning, li funeral of Miss Mary McIIale, of 1400 Cedar avenue, took Place. The offlcf. oi the ma. is were: Rev.

John celebrant: Rev. John Keliy. deacon; Rev. J. .1.

Fl. Feeley. suh dea ccin. Kane sang selections at the offertorv of the mass and as the body was leaving the edifice for St. John's Pittston, where interment was made.

The casket benrers were: James Lliirke. John Needi'sm. Thomas Rattle. Patrick Poland. William Smlih and Patrick Hagieriy.

Hallowoen party. The members of the H. It. Rlble class of the German M. K.

etiu eh held Halloween parly recently at the home of Miss Anna Kossman. 7277 Mapla street. Those present wtre: VI. aseB Alma, Madigan, Olga Caldwell. Gladys Poeiil man.

Edna Kneller, Gladys. Ruth Hacker, Anna Kossman and May bell Ilatzel, Ralph Sloeckel. Walter Hoensheld. Arthur Hahl. Russell Mol ter, William l'ap.

Aucust Sch.mpff, Walter Wipe, Kneller and Kdwar Kossman. Card party 'Winners. The Ensif Travelers entertained several hundred members and friend on Saturday nleht at their card party in hall. Dr. R.

E. Shir. rry was the champion pinochle player of the men who participated and the oilier winners were: Henrv Mir'z, John Fickus, Frcl Httester, Mrs. Thomas Jones, Mrs. John Fickus, Mrs.

Milberger and Mrs. John Kaestncr. BRIEF HEWS HOTTS. The monthly meeting of the Maennerchor will take place tomorrow evening In their quarters. Rev.

Frank Mckisch dedicated the, eight new windows In St. Paul's Evan gelical church Sunday morning. The nnstor explained the subjects in the windows during his discourse. The Ladies' Aid society of St. Paul's Evangelical church will meet Thurs day afternoon.

Announcement was made at th masses In St. John's church Sunday morning that the Forty Hours' Devo tion In that edifice would begin next Sunday morning at the 10:30 o'clock; moss. The funeral of Anthony Ttpuclnskl. of 11332 South Irving avenue, toolc nlace yesterday morning from Sn' red Heart Polish Catholic church, whro. services were conducted by Rev.

Andrew y.ychnwlc!!. P.nrial was in the Catholic cemetery, Mlrooka. i' PRINCETON ELEVEN 1 GIVEN NOISY WELCOME. PRINCETON. Oct.

30. With a victory in one of the hardest fought football games ever played on any grid Iron behind them, Coach Bill Roper now heading the Princeton team for the two most Important games on tii Tiger's card, those with Harvard an4 Yale. The Orange and Black suuad returned from their western invasion at 9:45 last night, and the who un dcrgraduate body wns swarming the campus to shout their triumph as the men arrived In buses from Princeton Junction. Although badly battered, the Tigers returned to their lair in better condition than might have been expected sifter a contest as strenuous as Satur day's. As far as Is known at the present time the worst injuries sustained in the clash amount to nothing mors 1 than bruises and bumps, and all men who played Saturday should in condition to plav this week against Hwarthmre.

or least the follow ing: Saturday against the Crimson f3.5(io capwell. Att'y. 7 0 M(. Thoma's It. Keller and Leslie Con Life Bldg.

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