Pittston Gazette from Pittston, Pennsylvania • Page 2

(A paojbtwo THURSDAY THE PITISTON GAZE' NOVEMBER 5, 1931 ROVEMENT IN THE STORE FOR THRIFTY PEOPLE. Daily Radio Program STORES CO. CLASSIFIED Advertising GIVES BUSINESS HOPE INCREASED Real Estate For Bent Sara on Mar ENAMEL PAINT HJ SIT OWE COAT I AIL THAT NEEDED! 4tL. SORTS OF ADVSRTISINO aucn wanta, IX) ueia, or oaie, mh Miscellaneous, Announce ni Ka mihtlartMl under iv rlaialflr tlTmf or any desired Uatun liMi nAvm ttaemeni OSW Milk is from Tuberculin Tested Cows Only ASCO Finet Pure 1 Evaporated Milk tal1 Jc Truly Rivals the Fresh. Specially priced until Saturday night.

Farmdale Evaporated Milk 3 19 V'lfctiurt be Mid in advance and cannot FRESH GLOSS FINISH (Can AIM Bo Had la Doll) Walls and Woodwork The Quality Trio are Outstanding Coffee Values Many thousands enjoy Complete Coffee Satisfaction through the ur of our Coffees. Buy a pound. Freshly Roasted, and try it during this Coffee Week. i enargrd tor suiing ana couecwou. nrrlcraA toe irrasular tUST lttOM takes the one time rate.

Ho lad. It taken lor lew man a oe i. tlje line An average word con tains: ilx letter. itnati columns daily bring our readers vaa close kjucu wiwi rarige oi opportunities sou vlna and selling. tubecrlberi who natv land or anything else to exchange or sell can reap rsr nrt hiff raeults by mean ox tnes inaaauieo eoiumn.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ret pr Bne luc conscuUve ttsenions: Cain 1 i.lnvi J18 lUetn i rx I like in) like this. .1 time .20 i like 1 cime 20 'rates eiJMr classllled lenU oaiy. lgal notice. ia une. STAUFPER CHEVROLET Paige passenger $365 rolet Sport Roadster 65 Coupe Victor COFFEE lb 17c Brazil's best growths carefully selected and blended.

SSCO "coffee ib 25c We consider this to be the finest bulk coffee obtainable. LON9 Acme COFFEE lb tin fr FRESH PAINT NOW MADE TO ORDER! NOTE: Colors are kept separate IN GLASS until actually used, because Fresh Colors 4o not fade! Fresh Paint is Better easier to uSe. 216 Fresh Colors from which to choose. BUY MOMAP AND SAVE MONAD High Gloi Finish (Clear) Pint Can and Bratb. The Superior Floor, Furniture and Woodwork vamiih 7fi 11.05 Value for fiSTJK oroouuo An entirely different blend Reg.

9VzC Fancy Large California Prunes 2 17c The Finest of the New Orop. Very bright, meaty fruit with small pits. epori. vuuj AIMS Chevrolet Cabriolet 2 SSJS Studebator Sedan IKS raekard Sedan SiS rjh vrolet Standard Roadster J195 MONAD High Gloss Fituh (CUar) Quart Caa and Brush. Make Linoleum eay to claan.

$1.90 Value for 1M8 WUPPet Sedan 22 19SI Chevrolet De Luxe Coupe 'ilia! Dodge Cabriolet IMS Whippet Cabriolet Sedan lSMftord Coach IMS Chevrolet Coupe i2 Chrysler Coupe If a Studebaker 4 Pass. Coupe Week End Special! MONAD Frash Flat Finish. White and 24 Freih Color SO 64 from which to chooie. (Gallon) MONAD 100 Pure Linseed Oil Freih House Paint. Color from.

which to cbooae. One Gallon cover 600 quara feet One Coat. Guaranteed 5 Yean! (No Eatra Charge for' fi 3Q Outside Whit or Green), Gallon. MONAD High Glow Finiih (Claar). The bait quick dryiag, alt.purpoio par varnish regardlei of price! $1 Qfi 92.65 Caa (Half Gallon), 1 10c 39 Double i' 1937 Dodge seoan.

WJ7 Chevrolet Sedan 28Durant Coach IMS Chrysler Roadster SiBa rf IMS Ohevrolet Sedan ISIS Ford Coupe Jmobur Roadster 45 ii S28 Oftrdner Coach Family epped Glenwood Loaf Loaf Jelly (Onlil Saturday Night Only.) Another Week End Butter Special! SEE OUR SELECTION OF WALL PAPERS AT PER DOUBLE ROLL i'SKS 1927 3ilck 4 Pass. Coupe 26S i IMS Chevrolet Coach 196 ifr:" TRUCKS 6 1 Ton Panel $295 IMAW Chevrolet 1 Ton $155 'MI Word Ton Panel $225 LOUELLA BUTTER 2 75' The Finest Butter in America Derrydale Butter Large White MARROWFAT BEANS 20 NORTH MAIN STREET. Par Lot Jt. dnd Wyoming West Pittston. ohnno 18B and 457 Our Used Car Lot Never Closed.

CnStl ASCO Gelatine DESSERTS All flavors at the Coven in One Coat! Quart Can and Fresh Col Jtr Both for 98 Vi Gal. Gallon $3.49 MONAD Fresh Glo or Dull Finiak covers in One Coat and produce a mooth, tila. like finiih that cannot bold dirt. WHITE and 43 NEW LIFE COLORS AVOCA HUNTERS' ATTENTION Have J. M.

Koval, Taxidermist, opposite the Airport, Wyoming Wyoming, Mount Your Trophies. We Will Deliver Lunches, Hot Ham burgs, Hot Dogs, Home Made Pies and Ice Cream. Carey's Lunch Room. Phone 437 M. cor.

Main and Russell streets. n5tl Mrs. Boone Laid At Rest. Friends and relatives from this place and Moosic attended the funeral of Mrs. David Boone, highly respected resident of Moosic, yesterday, when services were conducted in St.

Mary's R. C. Church. A requiem mass was celebrated by Rev. H.

P. Burke, pastor of the church. Joseph Tigue and Mrs. Daniel Houlihan sang. The pall bearers were John McGow an, Charles Foy, William Conlon, Hugh Rooney, Robert Boone and Edward Eames.

Interment was In the church cemetery. Fine Missionary Program. The fall meeting of the Missionary society of the LangcUffe Presbyterian Church was held in the church parlors yesterday afternoon and was attended by many members and their friends. Miss Nellie Evans, of Moosic, gave a talk on "Pioneer Missionary Women" which was very interesting and instructive. Musical numbers were given by Mrs.

Ruth Thomas fYwtw soloist, and Mrs. Sylvia Jones Miller. violinist, with Prof. Llewellyn Jones accompanist. The entire nroaram evok ed many expressions of aonreciaUnn and pleasure.

A reception to Rev. Luke W. Hovey and family, will be given tomorrow evening in the annex of Bethel M. E. Church.

A faie program has been prepared. Mombors of the church and congrogaUon and the public, gen erally, are Invited to be present and extend a warm welcome to the ne' pastor and his family. The ladies of the Home Mission of tho P. M. Church will hold a hot roast pork dinner In the church dining room on Nov.

19. For Results Gasette Wants. we A For Sale Chevrolet uoacn, newy new tires, $175. Krise Ga Ritter Cooked Spaghetti 3 cans 25c ASCO Finest Tomatoes 10c Underwood's Mustard Sardines can 10c Walbeck India Relish iar 12c (Compiled by United Feature 8mdlcat) THURSDAY, NOTEMVEK 5 nromsDAt'S best rtaTvass Sherlaek Bolmei WSAP Network edr Vallev WEAP Network SlMrltul Slater WJZ Network Ancele Pain WABC Network Voerheee WJZ Network Frror't Band WABC Network EASTERN STANDARD TTMX thraftl out. SUBTRACT on hour for Central Standard TUne.i (IASTEBM STATIONS) WBAL.

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LOUI6 k. WABC: 7:30 8:30 10 30: 10:45 11 00 Ot Succeu; Plant 6:00 E. Hopper: Traubii 11:00 Mike Mary. Flyers: Organ mm 1 How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat Lost Her Double Chin Lost Her Prominent Hipt Lost Her Sluggishness Gained Physical Vigor in Vivaciooanaw Gained a Shapely Figure When your vital organs fail to perform their work correctly your bowels and kidneys do not throw off that waste material hefore you realize it you're growing hideously fatl Take one halt touaponiul u. KRU SCHEN SALTS In a glass of hot water every morning cut out pastry and fatty meats, go light on potatoes, but ter, cream and sugar hi 3 weens get on the scales and note how many pounds of fat have vanished.

Notice also that you have gained in r. roerkle you feel younger in body keener in mind. KRUSOHEN will give any fat person a joous surprise. Get an 85c bottle of KRUSCHEN SALTS from Borr tc Casey or any leading druggist anywhere In America (lasts 4 weeks). If this first bottle doesn't convince you this is the easiest, safest and surest way to lose fat If you dont feel a superb Improvement In healthor gloriously energetic vigorously alive your money gladly refunded.

THOMPSON. W. N. Selling Renting, Notary Public. Auto applicatlcns.

Poom 12 over Woolworth't. m.twtj ti For Rent Desirable office. Inquire William Snowdon, 23 Broad feet, Pitteton. sStf For Rent Eight room house, with improvements, 19 Luzerne avenue. Inquire 282 Spring street.

Phone 576. oetf Seven room house, all Improvements, Susquehanna avenue; choice location; moderate rent. Phone 347 W. oSOtS $18, $29. dwellings upper central West Plttston.

Store Luzerne avenue. Walter, 508 Luzerne avenue. n2t8 For Rent Six room house with attic, all improvements; rent $25. 3 Washington terrace, Phone 2780 M. n2t6 For Rent Apartments on Main street, 5 rooms and bath, at $16 and $20.

Apartments with heat Included, at $22.50, $25 and $30. All desirable locations. Edore W. Brown. On3tf For Rent Six room house, with bath, 25 Mill Hill.

Inquire 83 Mill street. City. n3t6 For Rent Half of double house, near bridge, Improvements. Inquire 238 Philadelphia avenue, Call 319 W. n3t3 For Rent Five room flat, all Improvements, 7 Dennison street.

West Plttston. Phone 1200 J. n3t3 For Rent Two houses. Inquire 232 Damon street, West Plttston. n4t3 Half of double house, six rooms, improved.

Rear 236 South Main street. Inquire at Evans Bros. n4t3 Five room apartment, ground all improvements, immediate possession. Inquire O. A.

Marsden, 222 Ex eter avenue. Phone 1068. n4t4 For Rent Flat, all improvements, one month free rent. Inquire 93 Churchy street. n5t2 For Rent Modern apartments and houses In fine residential sections of West Pittstoon.

Phone 2002. n5t3 For Rent Five room cottage, all improvements, $25.00. Inquire 1071 Exeter avenue, West Plttston. nBt4 For Rent Four room apartment, cor, Front and Broad street, all improvements. Call 467 J.

n5t3 For Rent Heated, furnished room suitable for gentleman, near bus and street car lines. Small private family. Write Box 105, Gazette. n5tl WAIsTED Wanted Furnished room. 2872.

Phone n2t6 Wanted to Buy. Wanted To Buy: Second hand typewriter. State price. Write Box 104, Oazette. n4t3 Salesmen Wanted MEN WANTED for Rawleigh City Routes of 800 families in Plttston, Parsons, Old Forge, Taylor.

Reliable bustler can start earning weeklv and Increase rapidly. Write immediately. Rawleigh Dept. PN AN 57 Chester, Pa, Male Help Wanted Carpenter wanted to rent a dwelling, part time work out rent. Walter, 508 Luzerne avenue.

n5t3 Furnished bedroom by local business man in central city. State price. Write Box 106, Gazette. n5t2 RESIDENT. DIED YESTERDAY Death claimed a well known resident of Dupont late yesteday afternoon, when William H.

Jumper, aged 68 years, of 176 Lidy street, passed away at the family home, following a short illness of complications of ailments. Deceased commanded the respect of all his acquaintances. Mr. Jumper had been employed as a stableman at Heidelberg colliery, Lehigh Valley Coal Company, for many years. He was a member of the Pentecostal Tabernacle.

He was also a member of Slocum Council, No. 271, Jr. O. U. A.

this city The survivors are Ills wife, Carrie, and the following children: Mrs. Edward Powell and Mrs. Walter Lamed, of Thornhurst; Ruth, Edna, Edward, George, Robert and Edith, of Dupont. A sister, Mrs. Charles Segear, of Hudson, and four brothers, Charles, of Wyoming; Fred and Edward, of Plains, and John, of Dupant, also survive.

The funeral will be hew Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services will be conduced at the family home by Uev. John Jenkins. Interment will be mads In LangcUffe Cemetery, Avoca. CO ED6 RULE ON STOCKINGS Baton Rouge, La.

The call of sectional patriotism to the cotton cause found women students at Louisiana State prepared. The second year class issued a ukase that the frosh lassies, to help cotton prices, must wear cotton stockings. Warnings were posted against failure to observe the rule. Ask Your Druggist What to Do for Varicose Veins Widmann Teah will tell you: "Rub the surface gently towards the body with Moone's Emerald Oil. Makes your leg feel better even while you're doing it, and in minor cases often brings surprising relief.

"Then bind your leg with a bandage three Inches wide, and long enough to give the necessary support. Start winding the bandage from the ankle upwards that's the way the blood flows In the veins. "Any veins broken? Any ulcers? Emerald Oil will heal them right up. Make your leg as good as new. It doesn't stain, so you needn't be afraid of getting it on your clothes.

"If Moone's Emerald Oil doesn't help you more than anything else you've ever tried, Just bring It back ana we 11 giaaiy return your money, By RAYMOND CLAPPER, (United Press Staff Correspondent.) Washington, Nov. 5. Administration reinforcements are being massed behind Improving business reports which have sent a new spirit of hope through the country. Three projects, each Intended to reach to the man on the bottom of the economic heap, are being advanc ed by President Hoover: 1. An effort to deter short sellers from making bear raids in the Chicago wheat pit that might check the rapid rise of wheat and other grains which are adding millions of dollars in values to farmers' holdings, Is under way.

Wall Street restrictions have been Imposed. 2. A plan to ease financing of small homes, and to help farmers and hard pressed householder carry through the depression without sacrificing everything, 1 being worked out In conferences between President Hoover and representative of Building and Loan Associations and real estate organizations. 3. The Federal public building program Is being pushed In expectation that the 50,000 men now employed will be doubled by January 1.

Washington officials privately are encouraged over rising prices In wheat, oil and other commodities and New York listed stocks. But having seen their previous predictions of returning prosperity turn out to be premature, they are cautious about public utterances now. Privately, many believe a turn in the long depression has begun. In his home financing plan. President Hoover Is hitting at one of the long range difficulties which, unless dealt with, might harass the small householder for a long time after the main depression had disappeared.

He ettimates $1,500,000,000 to tied up in frozen real estate credits. The result is that pressure In financial difficulties, goes to hi banker or mortgage holder asking to be carried along and have his payments suspended for a while only to receive a cold stare. Mr. Hoover is considering the problem, according to a White House statement last night, in the hope of obtaining a "better long view financing of home ownership and the present emergencies in small mortgages upon urban and farm property used for homes." Cutting down of excessive interest, foisted upon the helpless owners through commissions, bonuses and trick fees, is another object. If such a plan can be worked out, officials believe it will further stimulate the general confidence inspired in the last few weeks by the rapid rises in wheat and some other lines.

The recent apparent check in the hoarding of money Is regarded as a hopeful sign. DURYEA HUNTEBS' ATTENTION Have J. M. Koval, Taxidermist, opposite the Airport, Wyoming Wyoming, Mount Your Trophies. Funeral of William Griffin.

The funeral of William Griffin. was held Tuesday morning from the home of his grandmother, Mrs. James Cadden, Foote avenue. Members of his class of Duryea High school and two faculty members, Miss Marjorle Davis and Miss Marie Stafford, attended the funeral In a body. Among the floral pieces were two from the High school, one from the entire student body and another from his class.

Rev. J. G. Oberholzer celebrated a mass of requiem in Sacred Heart Church. Deceased had served as an altar boy in that church for six yean.

Joseph Alderman, church organist, played several hymns during the services. Burial was in St. John's cemetery, where Rev. Father Oberhdlzek' pronounced the final benediction. Six cousins of the deceased, Thomas and James Curry, Raymond Kraf Jack, Elmer Franko, Patrick Cadden and Hugh Reran were pall bearers.

Charles Hosner, of Falrview, N. is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Hosner. Mrs.

Jacob Kurlancheek and son, cf Main street, accompanied Mrs. Samuel Elaburg and daughter, Doris, to thetr home in Brooklyn, N. last week. Mrs. Csburg spent ttrc months here with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Kurlancheek. Dorothy Stewart, Stella Dobrowolskl, Margaret Lucas and Anna Monahan spent the week end at Bast Strouds burg State Teachers' College. Roslyn Sealey, Romaine Nyhirt and Mildred Robson have returned from Nyack, N. where they visited Wil mer Heifers, of this place, a student at the Missionary Training school.

Howard Huddleson and Charles Sealey spent the week end In Philadelphia. NEW BOB STEELE FILM Bob Steele, western star, hero of thousands upon thousands of moviegoers, will be seen in another of his thrill draams, Trem Carr's feature, "Near The Trail's End," which will be at the Roman Theater toomrrow. The young star will be supported by a cast which Includes Marion Shockley. Jay Morely, Hooper Atch ley, 81 Jenks, Henry Roquemore and Murdock McQuarrle. 'Breath taking rides, situations filled with suspense, drama and action, are promised theater goers in "Near The Trail's Read The Owe tie and Keep Posted yage, riiuuc i g.

K. RICHARDS Packard Sedan i 38 Dodge Sedan $450.00 1 1: 80 Dodge D. A. Coach aS Oakland Sedan $525.00 Mr: Reg. 20c ASCO ASCO Buckwheat Pimento Stuffed or Pancake Olives Flour "17c 3 25c Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour 2 pkgs 25c ASCO Golden Table Syrup can 10c Gold Seal Rolled Oats .3 pkgs 25c Sunrise Tomato Ketchup .2 pt bots 25c DUST CLOTHS CHIPSO 3 for 25c 2 laise 37c Lux TOILET SOAP Lux SOAP FLAKES 3 cakes 3 small pkgs it nr.

of the more expensive growths. Reg. 15c ASCO Pure Reg. 29c Acme Pure Honey 12c I 23c Jar Delicious with Bread Supreme. ASCO Bakery Loaf Cake each 23c Gem Cake each 10c One 10c Ola IT Both for Richland BUTTER 2'731 Creamery Prints of Merit.

2 lbs. 71c 5lbs25c 6 pkgs 17c same special low price in Oar Stores In Pitts ton Vicinity. mer home east of town and returned to West Pittatom. He expects to leav.j some time this week for Clearwater, where he will spend the winter. His brother George also resides there.

The evangelistic campaign, under the leadership of Miss Sara C. Palmer, at the Eatonvllle Baptist Church has far excedded the expectations of fee people. Orval Foote. of Tunkhannock, and Miss Daisy M. Ward, of Spring ville, were united in maniare at Mpshnnru.n recently by Rev.

B. L. lyon. Hughestown HUGHESTOWN MAN CATCHES BIG FISH. A party of hunters composed of Harold Skinner, Ralph Herron and Ralph Endres, of Hughestown: William Roberts, of Scranton, and George Oolllrj.of Brown town, journeyed Monday to MUenville for two days of hunting.

After hunting all day Monday they were about to retire early in the evening at the home of Albro Dexter, a cousin of Mr. Skinner, who lives' in the old toll house at the edge of the bridge crossing the Delaware river at Milen ville, when a suggestion was made for an hour's sport at fishing. The suggestion met with favor and the members of the party were soon busy on the river. A walleyed pike measuring 32 Inches in length and weighing nine pounds was caught by Harold Skinner. It was the largest fish seen In this section for a long time.

The nartv re turn ea Tuesday afternoon with the big km. wiu roAjuibs. naupn a member of the hunting nartv. who fe a taxidermlat, will mount the fish and it will be placed on display at T. B.

BeU Phone 2019 Cn3tf MMtTIl MOTOR CAR 26 West Oak 8treet, Phone 164. Look over our Used Car Bargains. fmaU down payments, easy rARREN STREET OARAGE Marmon Roadster 7 Phone 348 Cn5tf CHEVROLET CO. 30 Ford Coach $350.00 0 Chevrolet Coach $385.00 91 Chrysler Sedan $145.00 345 Wyoming Avenue, Wyoming, i Phone Wyoming all Cn3tf FOB SALE For Sale Several good used Electric Washers, $23, $50, $75. Say Vee Co, 99 South Main street.

1UI 1 fOT Sale Several oargaln In used Beitrle Radio. Kay Vee Co, 39 8. Main trt. Altt For Bale Six hundred folding chairs suitable; for lodges, Sunday Schools, te. Must be disposed of at once.

Ap nlv irem Temple. Wllkesbarre. n3t8 For Sale Roll top desk, good con dition, inquire at oii avenue. West Plttston. n4t3 Player Piano, popular make! Ra tk.n 17(10(1 P1aunr.Pt.

ano back to our warerooms, will sell for balance on lease, 9127, including roils, Dencn ana aeuvery. vyiu nc oept $3 or $6 a month without inter 'm. a MllohlA nart.v Vnu ept t.h( 'benefit of all money paid by the orlg In.l nm Writ CI rlnneoi 128 South Main street, Wllkesbarre, Fa. 023; no You can serve the Best, yet save time and money, when you patronize the nearby ASCO Store. WYOMING A surprise party was held recently in honor of Mrs.

Anna Hunsinger, of Hornets Ferry, who is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hunsinger, of Wyoming avenue. A rabbit supper was served to the following guests: Mr. and Mrs.

George Miller, of West Plttston; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hunsinger, of Trucksville; Mrs. Anna Hunsinger, of Hornets Ferry; Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Bond, Mr. anl Mrs. Clifford Oumralngi, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Cummings, Mr.

and Mrs. William Hals, Miss Betty Lewis, Mrs. Josephine Martin, Miss Annabell Evans, Miss Cora Evans, Parsons. Stanley Criczan, Mrs. William Evans, Mrs.

Daisy Livingston. Mrs Emily Ackinson, Mrs. Margaret Maid ment, Mrs. Lena Jones, Mrs. Elizabeth Parsons, Mrs.

Hattle Strong, Mrs. EUaabeth Smith, Mrs. Margaret Rowlands, Mrs. W. H.

Eckroth, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hunsinger and Miss Leona Hunsinger. Dorcas class, of the Baptist Church, will meet at the home of Mrs. Charles Sorimgeour.

North street. West Plttston, tomorrow evening. Those attending the meeting are asked to meet at the corner of Eighth street and Wyo ming avenue at 7:30 o'clock. Born, a daughter, to Mr. and Mrs.

Charles VeneU, of Susquehanna ave nue. Mrs. Charles Thomas, of Fifth street, recently entertained Che members of the W. W. G.

Interesting reports of the convention of the Guild, held in Philadelphia last Saturday and Sunday were made by Mrs: G. F. Haines, Miss Carrie Reid. Miss JuUa Taylor and Miss Blanche Morgan. The Men's Bible Class held their first meeting of the Fall Tuesday evening In the Baptist Church.

James Run 3e, newly elected president, presided. A committee for work, consisting of Rev. G. F. Haines, Thomas Thomas, Ellsworth Williams, Arthur Fritz, Robert Reid, and James Rund'e, was appointed.

EXETER In the election of overseer of the poor, Bereheoky received 1121 votes and Yuchnls 988, eooordlng to the open returns. Berchesky's majority was 135. This was one ct the hardest fought battles In the election. Sale Dining room suite, cab bage cutter, cash register, scale. Phone 1758; n5t3 VFor Sale Sheep manure, bone meal, 1: nitre of soda and peat moss.

Now is tho time to apply these. Phone 1877 R. V'v n5tl i Beai Estate For Sale pILROY, W. F. Several homes and These Price Effective and Wyoming Co.

Notes (Tunkhannock Republican.) Glenn A. Shadduck, of Maple avenue, has been given the position as assistant manager of the Wood lawn Dairy Farm, at FleetviUe. He was the one selected out of thirty seven applicants for the Job. The dairy farm has five hundred acres of land, three hundred Jersey cows and employs thirty three men. They produce grade AA milk, which is mostly sold in Scranton.

Fred I. Wheelock says that 25,000 bushels of apples hate gone thrcugh the press at the Champion cider mill this season, making 63,500 gallons of elder, or 1963 barrels. This is equivalent to two barrela of cider for every man, woman and child in Eaton town' ship. Ray V. Comstock, who was taken to the General Hospital, Wllkesbarre, af tor accidentally shooting himself In the foot with a revolver.

Is reported doing well. A. c. Lane, who has been chief express messenger for the Lehigh Valley for a number of years, has been transferred to night expiess messenger between Buffalo and New York. His former office has been abolished In the Interest of economy.

Hon. and Mrs. William N. Reynolds, and their son, Attorney William expect to leave for tiieir winter sojourn about the 1 6th of this month. They will go first to Florida, where they will visit their grandson, Lieut.

Stuart S. Reynolds, who is stationed at Key West, and also their granddaughter, Miss Ella Reynolds. After seme time there they will leave for California, stopping at Houston, Texas, to visit another grand dwQchter, Mr. Ruth Reynolds Murray. expect to spend the winter in fornia.

i larks J. Lewis has closed his sum it; apartments tor rem or lor any Phon 1381 J. tt Lost. Lost Miners Savings Bank Book No. 80564.

Finder please return to Miners S' Sank. n3t3 Female Helw Wanted. Ranted Elderly woman to keep W'feouie. Phone Plttston 287 R. n3t3 'i; Wajited young woman for house j'wprki board, room and $30 a month.

Apply Saturday, 220 Montgomery 'avninin West, Plttston. nStl Wanted Experienced girl to work Vi ltt lunch room. 1246 Wyoming ave ay, Exeter. n5t3 Miscellaneous Keystone Wall Paper Store 1 AO SOUTH MAIN STREET 1AQ i Vi COME TO RIGHT STORE Showing All New 1932 Patterns. fl See Them Before Shopping Elsewhere Sold with matched border, per double roll Be Sure You Come to Right Store.

Phone 2930 tPaperhanglng and Painting. Prices reasonable. Judson D. Phlnney, 21 rV' jaUTOMUMlJ'. BEPAIB1NU ABteowbU Radiator and Fender Re Lamp straightened out ajuminum soldertng.

QONSTER BROS, 83497 Peon Ave. Scran ten. 1.