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TIIE REPUBLICAN. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1927 'V AGED MILWAUKEE i MAN IS FATALLY INJURED IN FALL SH Dr FranR McCoy jWgTWNJ IN RCCARO 10 HIAITH 6 DIET MU Bt MSWtMD BT MJtCCOT VHO CAN ti AOPRI35EO IN CARE OF TWJ SUPER close stamped apdpbsseo envoopk pod reply CRASS ESTATE IS SUED FOR $26,510 Ellen C. Crass, widow of J. E. Crass, and the Lincoln Trust Com pany, trustees for Mr.

Crass's children, were made defendanta yesterday In a suit for $26,510.10 by the Seller Coal Company. The Seller Company is asking court to Issue a writ, returnable In January, by which it hopes to recovci $25,000, together with Interest and fees, which represents a mortgage given Mr. Crass. Attorneys Ralph W. Rymer and James K.

Peck filed the suit. man, of Clarka Summit, was summoned. The man waa dead when the doctor arrived. Concussion of the brain was given as the immediate cause of Mr. Blackwells death by Dr Newman, Born in Milwaukee, Mr.

Blackwell was a resident of that place 'practically all his life. He leaves a widow; two daughters, Mrs. Walter Baggs and Mrs. Howard Decker' four sons, Elmer, Layton, John and Harry, year, assistant pathologist at $2,400 a year, Bureau of Mines, Department of Commerce, for duty in Washington, D. or in the field.

Milk technollgist. Bureau of Animal Industry, Department of Agriculture, for duty at Beltsville, Md at $3,800 a year. Assistant chief marketing specialist (dairy products) at $3,800 to $5,000 ft year, marketing specialist (dairy products) at $3,000 to $3,600 assistant marketing special-1st (dairy products) at $2,400, to $3 -000 a year, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, Deoartment of Agriculture- far duty in Washington, D. tesoebte aquatic bicrogist. Bureau of Fisheries Department of Commerce, forduty at Beaufort, N.

at $3,000 a year The salary named are entrance larie Higher grades are filled through pro-motion. Full information may be obtained from F. A. Trethewev seerel tary of the United States Civil Serv- 8t ROYAL ARCANUM HOLDS SUCCESSFUL CARD PARTY Under the auspices of Lackawanna council 1133, Royal Arcanum, a successful card party was held last night in Junior Mechanics hall, 109 North Main avenue. The party was one of a series of functions being conducted by the council.

The next affair will be held the third Monday night in January. Holders of high scores In pinochle were Mrs. Thomas O'Malley, first; Mrs. O. A.

Oswald, second; Mrs. O. E. Walters, third; Harold Helb. first and A.

C. Richards, second. In bridge Miss Jule McNulty won first prize. Miss Lydia Leyshon and Mrs. E.

A. Eynon won the consolation prizes in pinochle. "At the next meeting of the council to be held the first Monday In December, officers will be elected for the year. John Blackwell, 70 Dies Shortly After Toppling From Moving Wagon Losing his balance while riding in a wagon owned by Ransom township yesterday about noon- John Black-well, 70. of Milwaukee, incurred injuries which resulted In his death a short time later.

Mr. Blackwell waa employed bj Ransom township In repairing road.s The Japanese alphabet has two sets He was hurried to his home follow- of characters, one for the use of men, ing the accident, and Dr, New- another for women. nil of Milwaukee, except John, who resides in Moosic; also two sisters, Ms Christ Landselbel, of Milwaukee erd Mrs. Edward Metsgar, of Fac-o. llle.

The funeral will take plaee morning with serviees at the re-s'dence at 10 oclock. Interment will he Milwaukee Cemetery. Underlaker T. J. Davis, of Taylor, took charge of the remains.

DEEDS RECORDED R. F. Owens et ux to S. J. Savage, land in Scranton, $1.

Hilda Sloan to H. J. Jones, et ux land in Greenfield. $1. Mario Gillo, et ux to R.

Darmlco, land in Dunmore. $3,000. THREE WOMEN'S WILLS FILED FOR PROBATE Carbondale Woman Left $7,500 Estate Mrs. Ellen Murphy, late of Cam bondale. in her will filed for probate yesterday disposes of an estate valued at $7,500.

The bulk of her estate, consisting of real estate, will go to her son, John Murphy, chief of police In Carbondale, and a daughter, Mrs. Annie Drennon. A son, Joseph Murphy, is to receive $500 while a trust fund of $300 is created for John Drennbn, a grandson. Anna Walsh, a sister, is to receive $200. Mrs.

Clara Stuart, of Carbondale. who 'Committed suicide by Jumping Into the Susquehanna River at Pltts-ton several days ago, left an estate of $1,000, which will be shared equally by her two children. Her husband, Attorney Robert D. Stuart is named executor. Bessie Cawardine, late ef this lcty, left an estate of $4,860.

which will be shared by her two- daughters, Mrs. Harry Jones and Charlotte Cawardine. CHEMISTS WANTED BY FEDERAL GOVERNMENT The United States' Civil Service Commission has announced open competitive examinations as follows: Junior cartographic engineer, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Department of Commerce, for duty in Washington, D. or in the field, at $1,860 year. Biochemist, Hygenic Labors tory.

Public Health Service, Washington, D. at $3,600 a year. Associate chemist, Departmental Service, Washington, D. and the Public Health Service Marine Hospital, New York City, at $3,000 a year, Optional subjects are advanced inorganic chemistry, analytical chemistry, organic chemistry and phyisical chemistry. Assistant bacteriologist at $2,400 a year, associate bacteriologist at $3,000 a year, Bureau of Chemistry and Soils, Department of Agriculture, for dutv In Washington, or in the field.

Associate pathologist at $3,000 Full Line of Fancy Fruits and Produce FOR YOUR THANKSGIVING TABLE AT SPECIAL PRICES A HEALTH FUI THANKSGIVING MENU It you did not read Mondays health article, see if you can find yes-1 terdays paper and read what I have to say aobut Holiday Feasting." If you will do this, I am sure you will be more satisfied to use this Thanks I giving menu which I have made out for you. It- Is being published on Tuesday so you will have plenty of time to arrange your Thanksgiving meals. No matter how much I have warned you about the folly of holiday feasting, I know It Is likely you will eat a good-size turkey dinner on Thursday, but If you will follow the rules I give you, you need not fear any bad consequences, and I know you will say afterwards that you are glad you followed my advice. If you are going to have your Thanksgiving dinner around 2 oclock in the afternoon, It will be a good plan to' use a light breakfast of some one kind of fresh fruit, or perhaps one egg, Melba toast, and a stewed fruit. Avoid eating a large breakfast on Thursday, and you will enjoy with more zest the Wholesome foods which I recommend for your dinner.

Take advantage of your holiday, and take a long walk during the morning, returning in time to rest for a few minutes before dinner. Thanksgiving Dinner Salted Roasted Nu.to Sliced Tomatoes Roast Turkey or Chicken Melba Toast Dressing Mashed Carrots' and Turnips Prune Whip Take a walk during the afternoon, and have a light lunch In- the evening, using some of the cold turkey or chicken and a combination salad of raw vegetables. MKLBA TOAST DRESSING: Put through the food grinder a suitable amount of Melba toast. Moisten with milk, and add any desired quantity of the following: Ground celery, raisins and minced olives. Mix together in any proportion desired, being cautious not to use too many raisins.

BAKED EGG PLANT: Cut a medium size egg plant In half, remove edible portion and cook until tender in a small amount of water. Mash, and add onp-half cup of Melba toast crumbs to each cup of cooked egg plant. Heap into the uncooked shells, sprinkle liberally with Melba toast crumbs and bake for about ten minutes or until browned on top. Serve In the shells, with butter. BAKED CARROTS AND TURNIPS: Put through thr food grinder small unpeeled carrots and turnips, using an equal number of ech.

It Is a good plan to grind first a carrot, then a turnip; and so on, to assist In thoroughly mixing them. Place the mixture in a shallow pan to a depth of one or two inches, and without adding any water or seasoning, bake In a moderate oven about ten minutes or longer, depending upon the quantity. An agreeable flavor Is added If the top Is slightly browned. Add butter and a little salt as served. 4 TT 's' time Uppers NATURALIZATION COURT TO BE HELD HERE TODAY A twp-day session of naturalization court will open this morning in the federal building Judge A.

W. Johnson will preside. About 300 applicants for citizenship will take the oath of allegiance to the United States this week, after final examination as to their qualifications. A one-day session of argument cout wrill be held here Friday. A FIFTY DOLLAR BLUE OCOAT FOR MEN WHO CAN AFFORD TO PAY A HUNDRED FASHION PARK HAVE TAILORED FOR US A BLUE OVERCOAT OF THE VERY FINEST UNPOLISHED MELTON MATERIAL OF FULL FORTY-'OUNCE-TO-THE-YARD WEIGHT.

IT IS CUSTOM-LIKE IN ITS STYLINC AND TAILORING, BEING MADE WITH BLUFF EDGES AND QUARTER SATIN LINING WITH FULL SATIN LINED SLEEVES. THE MOD-ELS ARE TYPICAL OF THE CONSERVATIVE GARMENTS WORN BY MEN IN THE FINANCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL CENTERS OF NEW YORK AND LONDON. ONLY OUR ADVANCE PURCHASE ON A LARGE SCALE HAS MADE THIS SPLENDID VALUE POSSIBLE. CHOICE OF SINGLE OR DOUBLE BREASTED TYPES. $50 SfLveRoeRGs on or the obzat olothxmo stous or anuci Thanksgiving Special for Tuesday: Goodyear Composition Waterproof HALF SOLES 4 Sewed, Nailed or Stapled on All Shoes Except Ladies', At .00 Values to $1.75 Think of it only $1.

with the price down so low no person should wear thin, leaky soles on thanksgiving. Tuesday one day only at $1 Big Sale On Onions Onions 5083c Select, Sound old spdi never come ibacb Put New Snap Into Your OCoat Maybe it has lost much of its attraction because of lost colors. The thing for you to do is to have us redye it in a new and modish color of this season. Itll come back to you looking like new. 6 lbs.

10c Low Price! Stock Up For the Winter At This Fancy Cranberries 19c QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Question: Mrs. L. D. writes "My four months old baby is slightly bowlegged. Will massage help and how should it be done? He is breast fed.

What would you advise feeding him besides, at his age? Answer: Massage is always beneficial to anyone, as circulation through the blood vessels and lymphatics Is thereby increased. However, do not depend on it to cure bow-legs. Your milk is apparently not giving him sufficient nourishment so far as the vitamins and bone-building elements are con- cemed. Put him on a diet of orange 1 juice and plain certified Holstein milk. You can rest assurred that milk always contains enough Calcium from which a baby can build strong I bones.

Question: Mrs. M. A. L. asks Will you please print In your interesting column what will remove a mole1 Also; what causes little white spots on my hands? Will they spread, what will cure them, and are they symptoms of anything serious? Answer: One of the best ways to remove a mole is to go to a physician who Is skilled in using the high fre-r auency spark or the electric needle.

The white spots on your hands are caused by some form of acidosis 1 1 where the skin pigment Is destroyed. 1 1 They will not spread if you correct I your diet and use other hygienic 1 measures for Improving your general health. Question: K. R. writes Kindly tell me the cause of small red veins appearing on either side of the nostrils, also remedy for same.

Am 23 years of age. Answer: The enlarged veins In your nose may be due to a chronic catarrhal condition which keeps the blood vessels of your nose engorged. I suggest you adopt the non-catarrh-produclng diet, and see if this does not remedy your trouble. BATTLER FLYNN LISTED FOR TRIAL James "Battler" Flynn, high constable of Dunmore, is scheduled to go to trial In criminal court next week to answer charges of extortion, conspiracy, assault and battery and driving an automobile while Intoxicated. Justice of the Peace John H.

King, of Dunmore, will face charges of extortion and conspiracy. All told District Attorney Harold A. Scragg has listed 208 cases for the two week term of criminal court that will open Monday, James Crane and Herbert Stanton, of Car-; bondale, will face charges of violating the election laws. TWO SEEK DIVORCES Alleging cruel and barbarous treatment, William Davenhall yesterday started an action In divorce against Elizabeth Davenhall. Attorney O.

Wing Is for the libellant Cruelty is also alleged by Gertrude Powers In a libel against Kenneth D. Powers. Attorney George W. Morrow filed the UbeL BALL QUICK SHOE REPAIR CO. 109 Washington Ave.

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Bag 52c 24-lb. Bag $1.04 48-lb. Bag $2.08 98-lb. Bag $4.09 The Will to Save backbone of financial success iToday with the multiplicity of opportunities and temptations to spend on every hand, the will" to save is a very important qualification for financial success. It requires real determination and backbone to pass up some coveted indulgence but in the end its worth it many times oyer.

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Bag $4.49 or Gold Med Floo Our Store? VI ill Be Closed All Day Thursday.