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'HIE SCRANTON'TRUTII, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 20, 1909. Corpuscles The Globe Wan house The Globe Warehouse isi si in iii is i Ml '1 III II TRUTH BROUGHT PEACE MHOS Monday Savings of the Worthy Sort Many More in Scranton Sunday Papers In your Mood, rod and whlt, hoop you woll If thoy aro hoalthy, cauoo you aloknoto if diooaaotf. To make nd keep them abundani and healthy, to have pure blood, freedom from disease and vigorona health. The chief purpoM of I food 'a Sana parilla li to do Uiis, and It tucceea If Utended by thousands of wonderful curee. Cure of oil blood disease, crofula, ecwraa, rbeamatiim, catarrh.

OM ksfsr la Uie Ilalt fnna at 10 ibeesUlea tabid fora taUsd Rartauba. PILLOW SHAMS and Table Cover, 30 inches, e.iiitr in a uplemiid Hsort merit of pattern; finished of tine lawn; our oritrinnl 2'e Hhamft and Table Covert going; Cp Monday, each luU WOMEN'S HOSIERY, 9c Our regular 15c grade; made of fine cotton yarn, goiwl fast black and strong spliced Im cU ami toes. Monday, pairs for 25c. Single pair A STMNG BANK IVhst Constitutes Strength in a Csxk? Strong resources, large capital and surplus, ample cash reserves, conservative policies and a Board of Directors composed of able, experienced business men. Possessing these features this strong bank Invites your account whether large or smail.

UNION NATIONAL BANK 420 LACKAWANNA AYENUE. $17.00 RU08, choioc pattern, of fine Tapestry Hrunsela Kug. size 9x12 feet, in an excellent assortment of eolor 10c AND 12i2c GINGHAMS, 8c 25.i0 yards of fine Dress (Jinsfhatns and Seersuckers in a beautiful range of brisrht new spring patterns; cheeks, plaids and stripes; also rich plain shades; all i olors, per fectly fast. Monday, the ard (jG $12.98 irifjs; our fine $17.00 Rugs. Monday, each $29.00 BRUSSELS RUGS, $22.50 IT, elegant patterns of the best frame Body HrusseU Rugs, size 9x12 feet; the "best rujj on the market for hard wear; scllinir recu Inrly at $29.00.

Monday, the 5Q AXMINSTER RUGS, Monday at 21.9 instead of their original value; 25 extra quality Axminster lings in a beautiful line of Oriental and pretty floral elTects; Vlncenao Arcurt, an uncle of Inn rad Arcurl, who was convicted of attempted robbery at the recent term of criminal court for lending Black Hand letters tit Unata I go, a fruit dealer of North Jl)de I'arh itfenue. demanding or his life, has pulled up lakes and t. York city to permanently reside, This la no place for me, tnca Vr. advertised In the Truth her home was under police protection and that I made threats against her husband." Is what Vlncetixo Arcurl told a friend before leaving for New Tork. His nephew.

Leonard Arcurl. was sentenced to five years In the penitentiary, the maximum penalty, by Harold M. Met "lure, of Lewis buig, specially presiding In this conn, tr. During th progress of the trial Mr. Ixingo says Vincenzo Arcurl repeatedly told Mrs.

lanugo and her husband that would blow tip their horn If his nephew should he convicted. He frightened Lorgo Into silence, hut on the day Arcurl was convicted, Mrs. Longo Inserted an advertisement in The Truth wHhout her husband's knowledge, stating their home was under police protection for the, purpose of keeping assassins away. Vlncrnso Arcurl saw th advertise ment and with the fate of hi nephew In mind he decided that this was nt a good place for him and he left for New Tork. The convicted Black Hanrter will he taken to the penitentiary by Sheriff P.

F. I'alpln with other prisoners next week. He was convicted at the second trial of his case, the Jury at the first trial disagreeing and standing 10 to 2 for.convlction. The Longo family Is breathing much easier since Vlncenzo Arcurl left the city. Attorney C.

F. Daniels, who defended Arcurl will take an appeal to the superior court and go before the board of pardon with the case. He has not yet decided upon the course he will pursue. grade. Monday, the mg $21.98 dlally Invited attend alt these ser.

vices. Free public resiling rooms second floor at same address. Open dallf lexrept Kumlay! from I to It a. 1 to 4, and In p. m.

Him Park M. K. rhurrh, rorner Linden street and Jefferson avenue; II. Dorchester, minister; O. l.vman.

assistant minister JO, morning elsss meeting; 10:30, morning worship with sermon bv the minister: 12 oo, noon dav class meeting: Sunday school; 1:30. Kpworth League meeting: 7:30. evening worship with minister's topic. "The Nick of Time." Strangers always welcome. Court StrSpt K.

rhurrh. Clinton llniiy, panior Preaching lo aa a with a short prelltnlnsty ttnon oft 'George Wsshlnglon." for the children. Sundsy school a Junior League p. Kpworth League :30 p. evangelistic service by the pastor, assisted bv Mrs.

Mary Hitssell of Blnghamton, 7:30 p. m. On Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock the pastor will begin a series of Illustrated talks to the young people, and the mission study rlsss on "The Ijind of the Koran" at I o'clock the same evening. St. Paul's M.

K. church, Plltston ave nue and Pear street. H. M. Kelley pstor.

Preaching at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. I Hunday school at 11:45 a. Junior League, 2:30 p.

Kpworth League, :30 p. m. Reception of members at morning service. A welcome to all. Tripp Park M.

R. church. Rev. .1. W.

Dodson psstor Preaching by the pastor at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. In the morning, first sermon In the series on "The Lord's topic, "Our evening topic, "Temptations, snd How to Meet Them." Other services as usual.

Prayer meeting Friday evening. Hethanv Baptist church, nttston sve hue and Pear street, Rev. W. O. Wst kins pastor Preaching by the pastor at 10:30 a.

m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning subject, "Whole Hearted Christian Service" Evening subject, "The Decisive Hour." All are Invited. Lighthouse Mission.

1311 Papnuse avenue (undenomlnstlonal) Sunday school, 2:30 p. evangelistic service 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening. The Bible study class meets Frldav night of each week.

These services are open to all and everybody la welcome. Kvangellcal Lutheran Church of the Holv Trlnltv. Adams avenue and Mulberry street, Rev. K. F.

Rltter pastor Qitlnquageslma Snndav. Fplstle. 1 Cor. 13: 1 gospel. Luke 18: 31 43.

Morning service 10:30: vesners. 7:30 D. Sun OVERALLS for men; made with bibs and UMBRELLAS AT 69o and 2S im sizes; neatly covered with tine mercerized material, guaranteed rain proof; a choice line of fancy and plain wood han CQa dies; worth 75c. Monday, each Duu of heavy blue drill; servieeably finished, 45c roomy and comfortable; most all sizes. The garment RELIGIOUS UNDERWEAR for men; fine natural wool garments; the celebrated "f.aekawanna" WOOL SOCKS for men; blue and brown; also mixed colors; well made, plastic and neat fitting; all standard sizes; Monday, 3 pairs for 50c.

Single I On pair IOC make; size to an excellent, comfort able $1.00 garment. Monday, the 7w 75c garment SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES TOMORROW LADIES' AND MISSES' COATS, all the season's "wanted" styles, beautiful Di rectoire and fine Empire styles; samples of expert tailoring; very fashionable "ifl inch lengths, in mixtures or rich plain shades; models formerly selling up to (PC QQ $15.00. Monday the coat VpOijQ CHILDREN'S COATS, to 12 year sizes, in bear skins. Astrarhans and plain all wool rrjaterials; also pretty mixtures in red, tan, navy blue, cadet, greys and greens, while and browns; fully worth up to f.50. Monday, while they last.

(T QQ the coat ipliUU (rnlversalletl. corner Madison avenue snd Vine street, Hev. Thomas B. Payne PHstor Divine service with sermon at I 1:30 a. nv.

subject. "Three Infallible Guides to Kternal Lite." Hunday scnooi at 12 m. Seats free. Strangers welcome. Second Preshvterlan church Morning worship.

Sunday school. Young People's Guild. evening worship. 7:30. P.ev.

Joseph H. Odell der the auspice of the B. and A. classes of the Bible school, who will take In Uip service of song. Bible school session at the usual hour.

First Christian church, 5P4T North Main avenue. Hev. K. K. Mnnley pastor I)i bio school, 10 a.

Junior C. 2:30 p. Y. P. S.

C. 6:45 p. ni. Preaching 11 a. m.

and 7:30 p. m. Morning "Some Wise Thing." Evening subject, "Whom Should We Obey?" Biblical baptisms, Burled With Christ." will follow the evening sermon. The Women's Missionary society will hold an entertainment and social Monday evening. Supper served.

Prayer meet inK Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Ladles' Aid Thuraday 10 a. m. Choir practice Friday evening.

Asbury St. K. church. Charles M. Olm stcad.

pastor The pastor officiates at both services. Methodist Brotherhood at 9:30 a. m. Morning snd evening sermons by P.ev. K.

A. Martin. B. A. Themes: Morning, "Forces Which Make evening, "The Need of a Thoughtful Life." Sunday school at noon.

Kpworth League at 6:30 p. m. Special music, by a large chorus choir at both public services. Oueinspy Hall "Thrpe Great Sacrifices and Their Significance" will ha Hip 10:30 a. in.

Bible study led by J. A. Hodges. At 7:30 p. m.

the resurrection will be studied. John Raymond Memorial church Idav school. 13 Luther League, :45 p. morning subject. "Jesus Our Ex smnie on ine nay oi me rusj.

r.vrn Providence M. K. church. lv. Dr.

Rrkdxhaw pastor l.nve IVhhI at H. followed by preH. hlng at 10:30 a. Hunday school at 2 p. Epworth League at p.

m. Preaching service 7:30 p. at which tlie Tydvll Glee t'lnh will flnit. Calvary liefnrmed church, Monroe vpiiiip and (iihsnn Htrppi. C.

W. Walrk minister Preaching at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.

Sunday school at 11:45 a. ni. Welcome. Kiibiiihan 1'resbytcrlan church Services 10:30 a. m.

and 7:3" p. m. Rev. Ji. Foster will prtarh at botn morning and evening services.

Bible school 3 p. Endeavor, :45 p. prayer meeting. p. ni.

Wednesday. Church of the Shepherd (Rpls ropal), Green Ititige. liov. V. li.

Beach, rector Holy communion at a. m. morning service at evening service at 7:30. Snndav school and men's Bihlp class. 2:30 p.

ni. Ureen Jtidgc Baptist church, TSpv. A. K. Kullpr, pastor Kev.

M. Geo. Cokcr. r. of Brooklyn.

N. will prrach. Morning siih.iect. "The Changed topic for evening will bp "The Beautiful Woman." This fort ice is un will preach at both services. Kvenlng subject.

"George Washington and Ills Ing subject. "The Tarahle of the Vineyard Let Out to the Husbandmen." ST. LUKE'S PARISH. St. Luke's church.

Rev. Rogers Is i Christ Preshvterlan church, Tripp Park. Hev. R. H.

Bent pastor Servic es rael, fi. rector. Qulnriuagesima Hun 1 THE morning ana evening, usual noun nun Ject for the morning. "The Face of An Angel." Services of the day led by the pastor. First Church of Christ (Scientist).

Vine street Subject for Sunday, "Mind." Sunday services at 10:30 a. in. and 7:30 p. Sunday school at 11:45 a. ni.

Testimonial meeting Wednesday evening at o'clock. The public is cor g) GLOBJB 121 127 WYOMING AVE 1 day for the Sunday next neiore Lremi 7:30 a. holy communion: 10:30 a. morning prayer and sermon: 7:30, evening prayer and sermon; 9:15 a. ni Snndav school and Bible classes.

SI. John's Mission. Providence 7:30 a. iiolv communion: 3 p. Sunday school and Bible classes; 7:30 p.

evening prayer and sermon. South Side Mission, Fig street 2:30 p. Sunday school and Bible classes. Park Place Mission, Court street and Trovidence road 2 p. Sunday school.

First Baptist church. 156 South Main avenue. J. S. Wright nour, D.

pastor Sunday services 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Pastor's evening subject.

"Rob hlng the Pillars a Parable." Baptism at the evening service. Baptist Tabernacle, Jefferson avenue and Mulberry street, Rev. Walter M. Walker minister Preaching at 10:30 a. if the stockholder in New was sclented to preside over Vork.

h'5 the des Mr. CJlnt a. Ford, who haa been Identified with the very foremost dramatic attractions. Including Gil let's "Secret Service "David Harum." "The Clansman," has this to say of Newbro's Her tinies of this corporation. The offices of the International Salt IS CHARGED WITH BUYING STOLEN SHOES FROM BOYS "iinmii, mil niMUJnn I "Il.S I I I lie headquarters are in the Conix building where they lnive been years.

The fnterna ionul Salt coiupa ni. and Topic for the morning sermon. "The Household of Faith" and for the evening sermon "Nobody Cares." Baptism at the evening ser a onei aim one oi um of kind in the world. Rtreet, rnnmore. Sunday nisflit the meeting will be evangelistic.

Mrs. Freewill speak. Rev. AY. H.

Shawyer. of MonoiiRahela. will assist Mr. Krey in revival meetings at this church next week. Grace Lutheran church, corner of Mulberry street and Prescott avenue.

Rev. ,1. Luther HofTman. pastor at 10:45 a. m.

and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Christian Kn deavor at fi p.

ni. Junior Christian Kndeavor social on Monday at 4 p. m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7:45 p. ni.

Catechetical Instruction on Friday at 4 p. m. firnco Church (Reformed Episcopal), 328 Wyoming avenue Morning prayer and sermon at Sunday school at noon; Vouna; People's society of Christian Kndeavor at 6:30 p. m. in the parish house; evening; prayer and sermon at 7:30 p.

m. The pastor, Rev. R. It. Moffett, wlll preach.

Seats free at all services. "Tor ypsrs I was snnoypd with dandruff and Itching of the scalp, all due to my twenty years of theatrical life with Its Incumbent "make up" and wig wearing. At times the Itching of the scalp was Intense. All remedies failed me until I tried Herplclde, and I soon found that It was giving wonderful results. The Itching and also the dandruff entirely ceased and my hair resumed Its natural life and vigor.

There Is no question In my mind about the reality of the dandruff germ, and I unhesitatingly recommend Herplclde to my friends In the profession." (Signed) CLINT 6. FORD. Revolts at Cold Steel. "Your only hope," said three doctor to Mrs. M.

E. Fisher. Detroit, suffering from wnere rectal trouble, lies In an operation." "then I used Dr. King's New Life nils." she writes, "till wholly cured." They prevent Appendicitis, cure Constipation, Headache. 25c, at Matthews Bros.

Charged with receiving goods from boys, Edward J. Jackson, of Oly phant, a. the court to release him from the cou" jail yesterday afternoon, on a of habeas corpus, on the ground t', he is "unjustly deprived of hi liberty." The court granted the writ and made it returnable on Monday morning. On the charge of stealing shoos from Glazier's store in Olvphant four boys were arraigned before Squire Rogan on January 25. They entered pleas of guilty, and stated they stole the shoes to sell them to Jackson, who paid $2 a pair for them.

A lunch wagon adjoins the store, whore th boys said they brought the shoes, and Jackson came for them. Sentence was suspended In the case of the boys, but Jackson was arrested on their testimony. He was given a hearing and committed to jail on January 29, in default of $300 bail. WORKING FOR COLUMBUS DAY I ii THEATRICAL FOLK Ilow'n This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F.

J. CHENEY Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm.

WALDING, KINNAN MARVIJf. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price, 75c per bottle.

Sold by all Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for Us and Recommend OFFICES WILL REMAIN HERE At a banquet last night at Cassese's, representative Italians of the city impressed upon some of the local legislators the demand that October 12 he made a legal holiday in honor of Christopher Col um bus. A bill making this holiday has already passed the senate and is now before the house, of representatives. Tho legislators present last night were Senator E. F.

Hlewitt. and Representatives Fred Ehrliardt. Benjamin S. Phillips, and YV'. J.

Thomas. The tuastmaster was C. Morosini. The, legislators pledged themselves to support the measure. NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE Extravagant claims for toilet remedies do not Influence, theatrical people, because long experience enable them to discriminate intelligently.

They demand merit and will rarely use a preparation that Is not actuallj worth as much or more than It costs in dollars and cents. Herplcide kills the dandruff germ and by actual test does more good than all other hair remedies com. bined. This accounts for its popularity in theatrical circle. vice.

Bible school at 2 oclock, and at the Amrrman Mission on Present avenue at the same hour. Five O'clock Club for young men at the usual hour. B. Y. P.

at 6:30 o'clock. All cordially welcomed. Embury M. E. Church, cor.

South Main avenue and Bryn Mawr street I). L. MacDnnald. pastor. Services at 10:30 a.

m. and 7:30 p. m. Washington's birthday anniversary service in the morning with a sermon on "Good Citlnenshlp." The presence of men is especially desired to take action on the Local Option law now before the State Legislature and the Anti Gambling measure before the National Congress. Evangelistic service in the evening.

Sermon theme, "The Love of God." Everybody welcome. Simpson M. E. Church O. L.

Sever son, minister. Reception of membprs at morning service, evening preaching by pastor. Free seats. Splendid music. All members requested to attend morning service especially.

Morning subject, "Duties and Privileges of Church Members." Plymouth Congregational Church Rev. John Upton Evers. pastor. 10:30 a. communion: 7:30 p.

"The Trumpet In Battle." Friends and strangers are Invited. Jackson Street Baptist Church Rev. R. W. MacCullough, Ph.

pastor. Morning worship, 10:30, sermon, "The Evolution of a Sinner;" ordinance of baptism; Bible school. 2 p. m. Lawyer Dawson will address the Baraca class at 2 p.

mass, meeting at Dr. Wrlghtnour will preach: evening service. sermon, "The New Catholicism." The P. O. S.

of A. will attend In a body. Strangers welcome. Tabernacle Church, Hyde Park avenue Being that our pastor Is away, Mrs. MacCullough will occupy the pulpit and preach at 6 p.

m. All are invited to attend. North Main Avenue Baptist Church Preaching Sunday morning by Deacon Giles Clark, and in the evening by Rev. D. M.

Evans. Bible school at 2 p. m. All are welcome and Invited to these services. St.

Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Wood street Rev. Wm. S. Heist, pastor. Morning service at 10 o'clock; Sunday school at 11:15 a.

vespers at 7:30 p. m. Beginning with next Wednesday evening, services will be held every Wednesday evning during Lent. Providence Presbyterian church At 10:30 o'clock there will be the reception of new member. A large number will enter Into covenant with the church and be baptised.

Sacrament of the Lord's supper. Sunday school at 12 o'clock. Y. P. S.

C. 6:35 p. m. At 7:30 o'clock the congregation will unite with the choir in a Thanksgiving service. It will conclude the series of evangelistic services In that church.

Special anthems and selections by the choir. "We Praise Thee, Lord." The public invited. All seats free. German Presbyterian church, Third Mortimer B. Fuller has been elected president of tho Internationnl Salt company, succeeding his father, the late B.

L. Fuller. At a recent meeting "Queen Roselle" writes of Newbro's Herplcide Impossible to be TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE RECORDED Transfers of real estate were placed on record yesterday in the office of Recorder of Deeds Louis Zimmer, as follows: Peter Propst and wife to Joseph Marion tfor land on Salm street, Arch bald; consideration, $1,200. Norah F. O'Mcra to Annie L.

Ryan for land on Irving avenue, Scranton; consideration, $850. John and Theresa Harvey to Steve BarMka for land in 01yphant; consideration, $7,250. It is impossible to be well, simply impossible, if the bowels are constipated. Waste products, poisonous substances, must be removed from the body at least once each day, or there will be trouble. Ask your doctor about Ayer's Pills, gently laxative, all J.

C. Arer "I take pleasure in announcing the very satisfactory results I have had from the use of Newbro's Herpicide. My hair was falling out so rapidly that I was afraid 1 would lose it all. A friend advised Herplcide, and after using It faithfully my hair stopped falling out, the dandruff disappeared and my hair is now very soft and glossy. "I would like to see every lady of the profession try Herpicide, for I am confident that they would be delighted with It." (Signed) QCEEN ROSELLE.

vegetable. He knows why they act directly on the liver MinK. William T. and Mary M. Hackett, to Emma N.

Gallagfher for land on Clay avenue, consideration, $5,160. J. C. Robinson and others to E. E.

Gelatt for Jand on Woodlawn boulevard, Scramton; consideration, $4,500. James Utley to Margaret Hip pel for land on Oak avenue, Scranton; consideration, $31, 400. The Bottle that is demanded by those who know good whiskey Send 10 cents la stamps to The Herplcide Loinpauy, Dept. 7, Detroit, for ample and booklet. Two alsesi tW cents and fl.OO.

At Drug Stores. hen you call for Herplcide, do nut accept a substitute. Applications at Prominent Barber Shops. For sale at All Drug Mores. IIP 'fi iuvmnuH IMF Old Spring Valley Rye We Don't Claim HUG'S NEW MEAT MARKET OPENED FOR BUSINESS TODAY Fred J.

Hug, the well known central city meat dealer, today opened a new market at 337 Adams avenue. Mr. Hug's business during the last year has; outgrown his present quarters at 3i5 Adams avenue and he has leased the new store, which gives him three times the floor space that the old store had. Mr. Hug has equipped the new store with all the modern equipment necessary In a first class meat market and the quarter are the finest occupied by any meat dealer in this city.

Mr. Hug has been In the meat business since in various parts of the central city and has always managed to outgrow hla quarters. He attributes his success to the fact that he has always made it a point to sell the best quality of meats at corresponding prices. Coupling this with honest dealing and courteous treatment of ail his patrons he has established a custom that stamps him a leading dealer in this city. In the new quarters Mr.

Hug admirably prepared to handle his fast growing trade. The store is Bottled in Bond. PURE, PALATABLE, AGED. Full Quart Bottle, to giveyou what other banks cannot give, but we do claim that we cv serve every depositor satisfactorily the one dollar and one thousand dollar patrons are all in one big class no distinction. TTte Peoples National Bank All that the name Implies.

Peoples Nat. Bank Hldg Cor. Waabiagtoa At, anal Snraee St. $1.25 New Phone, 768. Old ID VAfH I large and fully equipped and Air.

Hug Phone 4 329 Penn Avenue Aaa engaged experienced and skilled meat cutters. He has arranged for a delivery service that will be second, to none.