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STXIC BCQXIITCIT TBUTi; TJJUBCDAT 'APTEEITOOIT. IlAt tat HOfi. The Globe Warehouse The Globe Warehouse The Globe Warehouse The Globe Warehouse The Globe Warehouse The QofesY May Opemin amd Sale off Comfortable Spffaag' Summer Underwear "For the Entire Family OF COIIDITIOIIS Win Spend Some Time Making Investigations in Poland and Hungary. UL Rev. M.

J. Hoban and Rev. D. J. Bustin, one of the priests of bis diocese, tha pastor of the church at Jersey Shore, sailed today from New York Substantial Three Day Redactions On Fine "Globe Quality" Undergarments for Father, Mother, Sister or Brother The Globe's big underwear sections for mm and women.

ready as river before, decked in the most extensive Spring and Summer attire begin their busy Summer season in earnest tomorrow. Start with a three day series of reductions on high grade garments that no judicious household buyer would think of missing. Tis just a matter of adhering to traditions this annual May list of far below regular quotations. And the following astonishingly low prices can only be appreciated by an early inspection of the splendid garments they represent. Every garment from regular stock.

And there's no need to speak at length on the reliability and servicii ableness of undergarments sold for years under "GLOBS QUALITY" standards. For here you will find in abundance such dependable and widely known makes for women and children as the RICHELIEU, SPRINGFIELD, GLOBE, AMERICAN, WELCH, KAYSER'S SILK UNDERWEAR, the celebrated CARTER brand, RUBEN'S infants shirts; famous SALUS Swiss undergarments and the health producing UNITES WAIST SB3RTS for boys and girls. For men and youths are the NORFOLK and NEW BRUNSWICK, MANCHAUFFEE'S French balbriggan, ROXFORD, POROS KNIT, CARTER'S UNION SUITS; PHOENIX, madras and nainsook garments. WELCH white balbriggan, and SCRIVEN'S IMPROVED ELASTIC SEAM, athletic drawers. Truly, the Scran ton headquarters for all good, sanitary underwear for the whole family.

The following specially priced items are in effect Friday, Saturday and Monday only, and every thoughtful woman will start buying tomorrow and liberally. SALE ON MAIN FLOOR CENTRE TABLES Summer Underwear for Men and Youths With Some Especially Low Prices Summer Underwear for Women, With Comfort, Service and Economy Combined Hot Weather Underzar ments forBoys and Girls LTV RT. REV. M. J.

HOBAX, Wfll Study Condition in Pbland and Lisle Vests, 33c. Ladies' fine white lisle vests, low necks and sleeveless styles; lace trimmed and silk taped Children '8 Vests, low necks and sleeveless or wing sleeve; nice, light weight soft gauze; neatly trimmed. Our Hungary While Abroad. I i .1 A nnwiliA. yoke and strap; regular ana extra 12c kind.

Special 4 for 25c or single vest 33c bf fcrlests and others were present to rid them bon voyage. sizes. A high grade 50c garment. Sale price Undervests, 9c. Ladies' fine gauze vests, with low necks and sleeveless or wing sleeve styles extra large sizes, 7, 8 and 9 our 15c kind.

Qp Sale price, each wu Mercerized Vests. Ladies' fine gauze mercerized vests, low necks and sleeveless or wing sleeve styles; nicely silk taped necks and straps; neat fitting and very elastic; regular or extra sizes, 4, 5, 6 and 7, 7c lace 9c lace Infants' Pants, side button and lrttt will ikA trnriA until late In the fcuromer and durinsr their absence, Mon jlgnor T. F. Ooffey. of Carbondale, trimmed; wide knee good and serviceable.

15c kind. Sale price Vests and Corset Covers, 15c. Ladies' Jersey ribbed, medium weight vests and neat fitting corset covers; high necks and long sleeves mostly extra large sizes. 7, 8, and 9: also a i TTTTsr I Balhriggan Underwear, shirt and pants; neat fitting; serviceable and comfortable; short sleeves and ankle lengths. All standard sizes.

The OC garment Lub Wool Underwear, gauze and medium weight all wool shirt and pants in several good makes; every size tip to 50, and modestly priced at $1 (PI Cft and iPliOU Scriven's Underwear, a celebrated make white balbriggan shirt and drawers; sleeveless or short sleeves; knee or ankle length pants, with sturdy ribbed elastic seams. The CQa garment, 50c and Uub "Porsknit" Garments of this celebrated sanitary wear for men and boys cool open mesh shirts in long or short LUV( I I7c I5c few tight knee pants. A good 25c value. Sale price 8, 25c grade. 3 for 50c.

Single garment Boys' Underwear, shirt and drawers of balbriggan, high neck, long or short sleeves; ankle or knee length drawers; a good 25c grade. Sale price, Qn garment 10 Mercerized Vests for children; made of fine gauze wing or sleeveless styles with low necks; also a lot of good side button pants with lace trimmed I Hin knee. Special, the IfaSu Gauze Underwear for children neat fitting vests and pants; high necks and sleeve styles; pants ankle length; sizes Umbrella Pants of fine gauze cotton with dainty lace trimmed knee; side buttons and cotton waist band; regular or extra sizes; our Qt 25c kind. Sale price, garment I Ob Pants and Tights of fine Egyptian combed yarn; nice medium weight; pants and tights only; knee or ankle length. All nicely hand finished splendid garments made to retail at 50c.

Sale price, gar Q7 ment Ll Silk Vests. A few odd numbers, with high necks and short sleeves or with low necks and sleeveless; soft, Union Suits for men, fine ecru balbriggan; short sleeves; ankle length; flap back; made of selected Maco yarn. All perfect, comfortable garments, of a 75c and $1.00 quality. Sizes 34 CQa to 46. Sale price, suit Jwb Men's Underwear, black and gray shirt and drawers for work made of a good, serviceable balbriggan yarn long sleeves and ankle lengths; QCf all standard sizes.

The garment bUb Black Underwear, ideal undergarments for work; shirt and drawers; with long sleeves; ankle length; neat fitting and serviceable; 32 to 46 sizes; 39c value. Sale price, the OOp garment Lub Men's Underwear, ecru balbriggan, seconds of a superior 50c grade; long sleeve and ankle length; pants and vests; pants have sturdy double seat; every garment in good wearing QQa condition. Sale price, garment Lwb Balbriggan Underwear, for men, fine ribbed ecru shirt and pants very elastic; long sleeves, and ankle lengths; pants with double seats; an extra good quality well made and comfort able. Special, the uub Broken Lots of good, serviceable underwear for men; ecru balbriggan shirts with short sleeves, mostly every size. All in good condition.

OCp Regular made. Special, OUb Underwear of fine French balbriggan shirt and pants in every style, athletic, short and long sleeves regular or extra sizes; knee and ankle length drawers. Priced, the gar (JJI HO ment, 50c, 75c and yliUU from 30 to 46. Sale price, garment 45c short sleeves; knee pants; an odd as Swiss Ribbed Vests for ladies; high necks and short sleeves; full shaped garments, neatly trimmed, comfortable and elastic; regular or extra sizes; 25c grade. Sale Qf price I0U Lisle Vests, for ladies; fine gossamer lisle, with low necks and sleeveless; dainty silk taped yoke and strap; an excellent, comfortable run of mill gar Q7p ment.

Sale price Lib Undervests, 7c. Ladies' fine gauze vests, low necks, sleeveless or wing sleeve styles; nicely trimmed; I2V2C grade. During the next 3 days, each I5c sortment of sizes. All good values up to 30c Sale price, each comfortable garments of a superior Misses' lisle vests and pants; low neck, wing sleeve or sleeveless vests; lace trimmed pants; a peerless 25c quality. Sale price, Qfj garment Cub Union Suits for Children Made of a selected gauze cotton yarn; high neck and short sleeves, with snug fitting knees; very elastic, and an ideal, serviceable and comfortable summer gar HOKSKSVOR T.

F. OOFFEY, Will Be In Charge of Saranton Diocese Purine Absence of the Bishop. 1 69c $1.00 and $L2o grade. Sale price Mesh Underwear, a broken lot of cool, open mesh underwear for men; shirt and pants and every garment perfect. A superior 35c grade.

During this sale, the gar IQM ment 13b Wool Underwear, for summer nice light weight mixed gray wool garments; soft finish and very comfortable for men and youths. Sizes 32 to 50. Perfectly finished and valued at 59e each. Priced, the gar AKfs ment Twb "Phoenix" Underwear, fine garments of soft nainsook and madras; coat style shirts and knee pants; also a fine lot of balbriggan athletic shirts; sleeveless Jersey style in white 7Kp and ecru. Priced 50c and Jb vicar general of the diocese, 'will be in charge of Its affairs.

The first duty of the Bishop after Women's Union Suits Made of a fine grade gauze cotton yarn, in low necks and sleeveless models nicely trimmed yoke and pretty lace trimmed knee, umbrella style very comfortable, snug fitting and elastic; regular and extra sizes. OCp A favorite 39c union suit. During this sale Jb ment. All perfect; an excellent 39c arriving in Europe will be to attend the Golden Jubilee of the American Colleee at Rome, of which he is an value. During this opening sale 25c alumnus.

Afterwards he will travel extensively and devote some time to a study of conditions in Poland and Hungary. Before leaving tins city he said: 3g "The Poles and Hungarians are the anost faithf ul sons of the Catholic church at home, and I will try to in vestigate how it is and why it ia some of them, not very many relatively to their numbers, are inclined to become If heretical in acts and opinions when The above special Opening Day Reductions are in effect Friday, Saturday and Monday only Underwear Sections for Men and Women, Main ,.4 they come here, for no apparent reason, certainly not for the discipline of the church, which Js exactly the same all over the world. I shall endeavor in the time at my disposal to investigate these and similar matters. I know Floor Right and Left Aisles. 3 that this means work and a good deal of Jt, but that cannot be obviated." RS, DONNELLY PLAN TO ESTABLISH A GREAT JEWISH COLONY AT MESOPOTAMIA IS UNDER WAY CONVENTION OF DENTISTS WILL CONCLUDE TODAY of the most successful ever held by the association.

Officers we.re elected yesterday as follows: President, Dr. Henry M. Beck, "Wilkes Barre; vice president. Dr V. 6.

Jones, iBethlekem; recording secretary, Dr. E. J. Donnegan, Sera Tito financial secretary. Dr.

Gorge C. Knox, Scranton; treasurer, Dr. C. C. Walker, Willia msport.

Clinics featured the afternoon srs AMinntr 1 ilfiSA who HALF HUSBAND'S ESTATE Children, Save Owen, the Favorite Son of His Father," and Ir "5T rrz vg.w; fisSssa Who Was Left the Bulk of the Estate, Will Contest for the Other Half. B10I1 participated in them were: Dr. l. McManemin, George C. Knox, T.

H. Imeson, W. H. Fordham, R. M.

Strat iott and M. 8. Bresch, all of Bcrarfon. ARCHBALD. vionrt with chain.

Special to The Truth. Harvey' Lake, May 20. With sessions this morning andi this afternoon the forty 6ixth annual convention of the Susquehanna Dental Association we concluded today. One of the features of the session this morning was the address by Dr. L.

C. Kirk, dean of t)ie University of Pennsylvania. Dr. C. 6.

Van Horn, of Bloomsburg, also delivered an interesting address this morning. This afternoon the installation of the president was the most interesting feature. The convention was one between Dickson store and Mt. Jer n.r nipa.se return to Mrs. Thomas Murphy.

Mt. Vernon. SOU Mrs. Mary Donnelly, widow of Patrick Donnelly, erf South Scranton. does not propose to accept the provisions of her husband's will which was probated Tuesday.

The law gives her the right to one half of her husband's estate and she has filed a papor with the register claiming this. She has also refused to leave the familv residence, 622 Beech street, which was left by ber husband to their son. Owen, together ith tlhe hotel business, which Is conducted In the building. "I have claiemd my rights under the law," said Mrs. Donnelly today, "and will Insist upon them.

My children, have been discriminated against, will beigln a contest against the will alleging that undue Influence was used to get my husband to frame the will that has been probated." By the will "Mrs. Donelly was given the use of a house at "JO Beech street and $20 a month as long as she remains unmarried. The estate of deceased is valued at about $60,000. To break the will, so far as sho is concerned. Mrs.

Donnelly had only to file an objection to it In the register's office. A house and lot at Beech street and Irving avenue is wiiled to a son Arthur; a house and lot on Beech street and Prospect avenue was willed to Aloyslus, another son, and to Joseph, Julia and Roue, three other children, the father bequeathed $100 to eaell to be paid ten years after his death. To another daughter, ETllen, he left $300 to be paid at the end of ten and the remainder of his estate was bequeathed to Owen, the favorite child. The children, except Owen, will contest for the distribution of th half of the estate which Is left aftef their mother's share Is paid. Hon.

A. A. Vosburg Is the attorney for Mrs. Donnelly. 8 QaaTA BAPTIST WOMEN MISSION WORKERS ARE IN SESSION 1 xt ffx Your Valuable Papors Are you running the risk of losing them by keeping them around the premises? If so, you had better rent a safe deposit box in our massive security vault at once.

They cost from $3 to $10 a year, according to size. vice of prayer conducted by Mrs. J. S. Wrightnour.

Mrs. Frederick Finn, wife of the pastor of the Baptist church, welcomed the delegates, ovei a hundred In number, and Mrs. George iRrltohard, of Scranton, responded. Mrs. A.

Lister sang a solo. A social hour, with refreshments, followed Miss Cooper'i address. The programme or this afternoon was opened with a service of prayer by Mrs. A. K.

and Mrs. A. Davit sang a sol' 'eports of Young Women Jun it at Heading, wero read, and Miss Cooper gave another address at the close of th Ken credit for having united the various forces In support of this elaborate plan should be given to Jacob H. SehJff and I. SSangwIU.

The latter Is conteli opotani. the wo May 20. iDetalls of the establishment In Mes Tje largest Jewish colony has seen have been this city. Vwas made of the com ort of the project of Dresldent of the Jewish Terrttd fore. That the new movement has financial resource In excess of one hundred millions of dollars and that the country which It Is proposed to turn Into a Jewish colony will support a population of ten millions are Indications of the extent of the enterprise.

i.Men in this city who are interested in the latest morement toward the establishment of a Jewish colony sold ganlr.atlon now In session Sw and before which body he lif meeting. 'Better be safe than sorry." v. Tu official proposal by the Tu made pi Annourk blnaUon InternatioK which nevex If you desire a clear complexion takl er ei ti eminent looking to the lewish organizations, acted logecher be Foley's Orino Laxative for constipa to the Jews of all of iMe: Glowing reports of the conditions of the treasuries In nearly all of the churches of the Ablngton association were made this morning at the spring session of the Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society, held I the Waverly Baptist church. C.ood progress was shown In the churches by the reports of the secretaries and plans were laid for a rontlnuance of work along lines for' the ensuing year. The feature of th" morning session was the address of Miss A.

P. Cooper, who spoke of tlio work being accomplished by the BHptlst missionaries In Far Eastern countries and of plans being made for carrying the work Into all corners of the world where the Llosprl has not reached. T(he home field was also dwelt upon by Miss Cooper at some length. The session was opened with a scr tion and liver trouble as will t1nui late these organs and thoroughly clPHiisa your system, which Is what everyone needs in the spring In ordtl to feel well. Sold by all druggists.

the late ihome on Lloyd street, North gcrantont, were sold yesterday by a relative. The four member of the family who were drowned along with five other persons while on a pleasure trip, comprised the wihole family. Eight of the nine om hava been UniO.J NATIONAL BANK Thief Steals Watch. Wrrlle Mrs. Stringer, of 129 Lloyd street, was In the basement last evening a sneak thief entered the front door and stole a silver watah and chain, getting away undetected.

Mrs. Stringer discovered her los this morning and notified the police. I SOLD HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO PAY FUNERAL EXPENSES To defray the expenses of the burial of the bodies of the four members of the Pasternak family who were drowned In the Busqueihanna river near Port Griffith, Sunday, May 9, and which were recovered this week, the household goods df the family at CARBONDALE. lon'l forgot tlm May dance In Rtirkr'n hall, Friday, May 21. Admission 60ci 20U Laoknwanna Avonue.

rtvnvered. The other wu aeen a 420 coup'e of days ao tout disappeared Hgaln before It could be reached. i II II.