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THE SCRANTOH -TIMES. FHIDAY. JULY 13. 1934. 2T Some Good Ads To Read and Some Good Ads To Answer Are Found Here REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AUTOMOTIVE in time of war to noncombants.

He was given the high award for the excellent work he performed or "SAY, HAVE YOU HEARD THIS ONE? (Continued from Page 3) ho lauded the work ot Samuel Gompers, then president; told of tho progress being made by organ-zed labor; denounced radicals within the labor movement and paid his respects to the Bolshevists. Speaking at a forum in the Central High School on Feb. 9, 1920, Mr. Frayne strenuously opposed compulsory arbitration, favored voluntary arbitration and went on record against a labor party. Addressing a labor rally in New York city, on May 22, 1930, Mr.

Frayne launched a campaign now nation-wide against any concerted attempt by manufacturers to reduce wages. Named To Hospital Group. On Nov. 11, 1920, in New York, Mr. Frayne was appointed to succeed Robert BrindeU as a member of the Military Hospital commission.

"Why, what does phi ones?" "She put an ad in The Scranton Times Classified Section and that line was busy all day every time one of the other three parties on it took down the receiver, they said, they heard some one inquiring about the swing and the chairs and Mrs. Vander-bloom answering 'Sorry, but I've sold them already I'" ganizing industries for the period of emergency. Eleven others were decorated at the tame time at Mr. Frayne, four of them exclusive of himself being civilians. All of the others received from Maj.

Gen. Robert Lee Bullard, at Governors Island, the distinguished service cross for gallantry in action. Mr. Frayne was particularly active in prison reform work in New York city and other leading communities in the eastern section of the United States, and in recognition of hit work he was awarded a gold medal, in 1920, by the national committee on prisons and prison labor. Some years ago the name of Mr.

Frayne was added to the list of Scrantonians appearing in the publication called "Who's Who in Ameri ca. The particular paragraph cov ering his career, cites the fact that he was either a member or an officer of the general and reception committees by appointment of the late Mayor John Purroy Mitchel, of New York city, during the war period; of the national committee on prisons and prison labor. National Tuberculosis Association, Citizens' Committee of America, Industrial Aid Bureau, Motion Picture Producers and Distributors' Association, National Council of Reduction of Armaments, National Society For Vocational Education, War Industries Board Association, National American Council, Civic Forum, Community Service, and the Near East Relief. He served as a director of the National Tuberculosis Association, and a trustee of the Near East Relief. Mr.

Frayne was a particular close business associate and friend of the late Samuel Gompers, beloved president of the American Federation of Labor, and he had, been especially close to William Green, present head of the A. F. of L. Old-Time Minstrel Man. Mr.

Frayne had a liking for min strels earlier in life and for a time traveled various sections of the coun try as a member of Primrose West minstrels. He was a dancer of much ability. He was particu larly active in fraternal, civic and trade union affairs, serving a term as president of Scranton Aerie, No, 314, Fraternal Order of Eagles. Possessor of a strong voice and a winning personality, Mr. Frayne was a powerful and an eloquent ora tor, and he frequently was the speaker at Labor Day celebrations and at other gatherings of trade union ists in various sections of the coun try.

une oi nis last addresses in this city was at the second annual banquet of the Scranton C. L. held in February, 1928, in Hotel Casey. On Sept, 2, 1919, Mr. Frayne was the principal speaker at a huge rally of labor held at Rocky Glen, when CLASSIFIED DISPLAY.

It pays to deal where you are known. We offer only the best of Financing Service. "Keep Scranton Money At Home" FIDELITY FINANCE CORPORATION OF SCRANTON 514 Scranton Life Bldg. Scranton, Pa. TRUCK SPECIALS 1933 Ford Truck, 3rd Axle, Van Body.

New Car Guarantee. 1930 International 1 Ton Canopy 275.00 1931 Dodr Ton Panel 225.00 1931 Dodge li Ton Panel 245.00 1930 Ford Chassis, Cab 131" W. 125.00 1929 Ford Ton Panel 100.00 1930 Ford 1 Ton Stake, 131" W. 240.00 1929 Ford Pick I 90.00 And Many Others ADAIR MOTOR CO. Lack.

County' Largest! Ford Dealer FORD MOTOR BLOCK Wyomlnr Are. (At) Olive St. OPEN EVENING S. Coyer Says: WHAT DO YOU WANT IN A USED CAR? Price Reductions On Everything We Have and Some Beauties, Too. We're Headquarters 1931 FRANKLIN SEDAN Exceptionally IfiQtt Nice Condition.

xtu' 1934 Ford V-S Do Lax Ferdor Wire Wheels Ford V-8 Tudor Demonstrator 1565 Ford V- Fordor.3473 Ford V- Tudor. tiSO Chevrolet Special, W. W. 523 Plymouth D. Coach .....3475 Ftrt V4 3345 1954 1933 1933 1933 1933 1933 1932 1931 1931 1930 1930 1929 11929 Ford V-S 1135 Ford Coupe Ford Tudor ..3235 ...3240.

...3135 ...3175 Ford Coupe Ford Tudor Ford Coupe Ford Tudor 75 Cars- Other Makes SOME AS LOW AS 125 COME IN! i We're Open Til! 10 P. M. Coyer Motor Co. One ef N. E.

Pennayl-ania's Largest Far! Dealers. Wremlnf Ave. at Ash St Liberal Trades Easy Terms Phane BJ71 Open Evetilsfs Houses For Sale 84 GREEN RIDGE Single, rooms and sun parlor, hardwood floor, air 1m- prov Lell rovements; doubls (arete, lot 19x100, ner, 10 Plttston Ave. HOLLI WOOD This modern l-rooin hem, when built 6 years ago, sold for 11,000. Sacrificed now al 4.600.

Terms. G. O. Realty Union Wank Bldg. pROVtDKNOE Court Bt.

I room a. In good condition; teems arranged. Labor A Henkelnian. 4-3414. Shore, Mountain, Lake For Sale 8( LAKE WINOLA Furnished cottage, electricity, l-car garage; xcllent location; reasonable.

Phone 1-4160. LEGAL Leral Notices 1 TREASURY DEPARTMENT Offlc of th Comptroller of th Curreney. Washington, D. C. June 19th.

Notlc Is hereby given to all persona who may have claim a gal net "Th Union National Bank of Scranton, Pennsylvania," that th ssm must be pre sented to John Hart, Receiver, with the legal proof thereof within three month from this date, or they may aiaaiiowtd. J. T. T. O'CONNOR.

Comptroller of the Currency. PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF Hlghwaya Harrlsburg, Pennsylvania Healed proposals will be received at the urric ol the Secretary of Highways, Room 611, North Offir Building, Stat Capitol, until 10:00 A. M. Eastsrn Standard Tim, July 17, 1184, whan bid will be publicly opened and scheduled and contract awarded as soon thereafter aa possible for th construction of two reinforced concrete bridges having an approximate overall length ot 47 linear feet; all being eltusted In Jefferson Township, Lackawanna County, Route I5Q0S, Sections 1-A and 1-B. Bidding blank and specif icatlona may ob tained free; a charge of 12.60 art 1 mad for conatrnotion drawlnga They may be obtained upon application to th Pennsylvania Department of Highways, Harrlsburg.

A refund for drawing returned will not be made. They may be seen at orricee or me pennsyivsnia Department of Highways, Harrlsburg; Mc-Clatchey Building, 19th and Market streets. Upper Darby: (6-61 Water street, Pittsburgh, and 1610 Roe avenue, Scran ton. Pennsylvania. S.

Lewie, Seer tary of Highways. Notice of Meeting of Purchasers of SCRANTON RAILWAY COMPANY Katies ll hereby given Uiit C. Bewill Clark. Of 1621 Locuit street. Philadelphia.

and t. A Hu.iell, al Boiton, (Id OB th llh day July. 1134, at Soeclsl Mailer-! Dili, bald Is the Crand Jury Horns sf tha Cmiruy Court Heuee la the City of HrrsMon, Uckaeanna County, at 11 A. purrhaie ail ef the property located In Urkioanna County and all al the trancliliea sf Kcmiton Railway Company, subject to eoa-grmatlon of tha Court of Coamao Pleat af Lackawanna County at a hearing la bo held oa July II, 1934; that laid pun-hasan will meet on Friday. July IT.

1134. at 1 P. M. at tha office ef Lee P. stark.

Eiq Flru National Bank Building. Hcran-sen. for the purpose ef organiatna tald new corporation In aroonlitnr with the lerma and prortiloni of tha set of April I. 1H1, P. 1S9, eeciien i.

ai amenaeo. IN RE ESTATE OF ANNA JANKOW- ki, deceased, 1st ot th City of Scranton, Pa. Letters Testamentary In the above estate having been granted to John Jankowekl, debtora will make payment and creditor will present claims to John Jankowskl, Executor, 731 Palm street, Scrsnton, Pa BIALKOWSKI A ITIALKOWSKI. Attorneys For Estate. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE- IN RE: ESTATE OF ELSIE B.

Ill DO K- way. late of Scranton. deceased. Letters of administration having been granted to the undersigned, debtor will make payment and creditors present claims to Mary I. Chamonl or Clarence Kidgeway, 1050 North Webster Avenue.

Scranton, Pa. GUNSTER. MACKlB MURPHY. Attorneye For Eslaie. SEALED PROPOSALS FOR rURNISH- ing coal to the varloua school build ings of the School District of the Bor ough of Archhald.

located in the Eynon Section of said Borough of Archbaid, will be received by the Secretary of th School Board up to seven Mon day evening, August 1934, and will be opened at a meeting nr th Board or Directors ef th saioVSchool District to be held on Monday, Auguat 1934, All persons submitting proposals will submit prices for delivery of th different sixes of coal to the different schools of the Diatrlct locsted In the Eynon Section of the Borough of Bid must also lnctud proposals for the hauling of sshes from th various schools concerned. Tho Board reserves the right to releot any nr all bids. FRANK J. HOLMES, Secretary, 111 Snruce Archbaid. Ta.

JOSEPH KELLY. Solicitor. SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISH- lng janltora1 supnltes to the School tilstrlct of the Borough of Archbaid for the 1934-1936 school term -In accordance with the requisition on file with th Heu-retsry of said District, will received by th Secretary up to seven p. Mon day evening, August 8, 1934, and will be opened at a meeting of the Board of Di rector of th said School District to be held on Monday, August 6. 1934.

Copies of requisition for said supplies may had upon application to th Secretary. A certified check, or cash. In th sum of ten cent (104) of the total amount of said bid must accompany each bid, said check or cash to be forfeited to the School District In case the successful bidder refuses or neglects to sign the contract within ten (10) days aftsr th award of same. Tho School District reserves ths right to aocept or reject any or all hid or to keleot a ingl Item or item irom any old. FRANK J.

HOLMES, Secretary, 141 Snruce Archhald. Pa. JOSEPH T. KELLY. Solicitor.

8EALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNI8H- Ing general school sunnl lea to the School District of th Borough of Arch-bald for the 19)4-1935 school term in sc. cordanc with th requisition on file with th Secretary of said District, will received by the Secretary up to seven Monday evening, Auguet 1934, and will be opened at a meeting of the Board of Director of ths said School District to be held on Monday. Auauet t. 1934. Copies or requisition for said supplies may be had npoa application to the Secretary.

A certified check, or cash, In the sum of ten tr cent (10) of the total amount of said bid- must accompany each bid, said check or cash to be forfeited to tte School District In ess the ucreasful bidder refuses or neglect to sign th contract within ten (19) day after tho award of same. Th School District reserves the right to accent or reject any or all bids or to select a single Item or Items from any bid. FRANK HOLMES, I Feoretary, 141 Sntuce Archbaid. Pa. JOSEPH T.

KBI.LY, Solicitor. SBALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISH- Ing coal to tha varloua school buildings ot the School District of th Bor ough of Archbaid (exclusive of schools located In the Eynon Section of th said Borough) will be received by th Secretary of the School Board op to seven Monday evening, Auguat 1934, snd will be opened at a meeting of the Board of Directors of tho aald School District to be held on Monday, 'August 8, 1934. All person submitting proposal will submit price tor delivery of th different sites of noal to th different schools of th District (exclusive of school located In the Eynon Section of th said Borough). Bid must also Include proposals for th hauling of ashes from th vrfou school concerned. Th Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

FRANK J. HOI.MKS, Secretary, 141 Sprue Archbaid, Pa. JOBBPH T. KELLY, Solicitor. GOVERNOR CALLS ASSENSBLV TO PROBE HIS MC1H Bismark, N.

July 13 W). Gov. William Iimger has called a special session of the generally considered friendly North Dakota legislature to investigate his conviction by a ted eral court Jury of defrauding the United States government The proclamation calls for assemblies- to convene at Bismark at noon July 19. IHIEVESSTRIP LOCOMOTIVES Philadelphia July 13 ttJ.B. Vandals have extended their purloining to locomotives.

More than $1,000 worth of brass nd copper fittings and gauges stripped from eleven locomotives In the Reading Company yards was recovered by detectives in the Junk shop of Benjamin Rose. Detectives said Rose admitted buying the parts from three men. He was held on a charge ot receiving stolen good-. ABtomsblles For Sal 11 DEPBNOABLB USED CARS our Mlwuoo. Conrad Motor.

UM Car 418 PennAr, RlIVATK 7-pasaenger Btudebaasr oar; raaeon (or atliini, death In family. Lacbawanna Trail Qareis, Oroaa Kldta Bt. and North Mala Ave, WILL HELL T0 Credit on Plymouth rar for l60. F. O.

Bos lit, Wllkoa- Barre. 131 riP.RCB ARROW t-paasenfer coup. This car runa and looks perfect. Priro vary low. Call City Llna Oarage, tlt Blrnay Mlnooka.

Phoaa -532 lliS DtiSOTA t-donr emtan. fin cos- ditlon, 1195. Inquire 1121 South Web' eter avenue. TR AILKR HOLSKCAR 8xl, for aale. cheap: wired for lights, t'an be used as cottage, tourist or hunting cabin.

Inquire at Clifford Qarsgs, aftsr p. m. Phone -J-l. Auto Trucks For Sal Ht-TON TRUCK For sale cheap, or Marlon street. DODOB TRUCKS For sale.

Phone 1-6111. 9:10 IK BOTt) 4-door sedan, fins ion- tlree, perfect condition. Apply Na tlonal I'retxel 1010 South Wash' Ington Ave. No phone cells. Wanted Automotive 17 ft OK 11)30 SMALL CAR Or panel ruck, good condition.

830. Mt. Vernon St. Ask (or roller. No dealers.

BUSINESS SERVICE Printing, Eng-raTlng, Binding tl PRINTING Obrana PrSM. Boaah Bank Bldg. Phone I12. Profenlonal Services 21 ACCOUN TANT Orant L. Bell.

Conault lng Accountant. 404-I10 Flrat National Hank Scranton. Repairing- and Reflnishini 19 Lawn mowkks sharpened stove repaired, machine on auto, work guar McNulty, 4-5414 or Oly, 1281 MATTRBHHKS Studio couchea furni ture reupholatered like new. Feeley, rear .1101 Jackson St. 1-4184 TOUR HOME and everything In It permanently mothproof.

furniture upholstered and reflnlahtd, low eat prlcea, beat work. Bsbcock Demothlng and Opholatering Co- 111! Blair Ave. rhon 3-6s CPHOLSTKR1NO Repairing and refln lahlng, reed furniture painted, allpcov- era mad to order at reaaonabi price Guaranteed workmanahip. Call 4-1110 J. riauptmaa.

uix conn. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Female EXPERIENCED Stenographer and gent- eral office work. Tlmea office. GENERAL HOUSEKEEPER Good cook, 'small laundry, adult family. Ref-erencea required.

Mra. Samuel Brody, 1070 E. 24th Hrooklyn, N. Y. GENERAL HOUSEWORK Girl, young.

two children, 2j start, write, stats experience, age. send picture. Loeffier, 1064 Neilson Far Rocks way, Y. GENERAL HOUSE WORKER Wanted, white girl, capable, good home. 20 per month.

Send reference and picture. Slote, 41 Fletcher Mt. Vernon, N. T. GOOD HOME For girl to work in New York for adults.

1010 Monroe avenue. 5432. HOUSEWORK Experienced girl: must have knowledge of children snd cooking; reference required. Phone 4-0232. HOUSEWORK KR Experienced only.

126 monthly. Write Box 3. Hayard. 401 Broadwn y. New York, N.

Y. WAITRESS Wanted at once. Itiallo Restaurant. 416 North Sixth avenue. Phone 2-2K2.

WAITRESS Wanted. Franklin Heer Garden, -22S Franklin Ave. TWELVE LADIES WANTKI Immedi ately to demonstrate actual aampies Snsg-Proofed Hosiery to friends. Up to 22 weekly without canvassing. Samples free.

Send hoae aixe. American Hosiery Mills, Dept. 8617; lndlanapolia. WANTED i girls to addresa carda snd envelopes. Apply Drake rtestsurant.

Wyoming and Walnut. Help Wanted Mal 33 AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN For new and used cars. Address O-l, Times office. DISTRICT MANAGER With car; must be experienced; salary, override and bonus. Write Box 0-6, Times.

ELDERLY SINGLE KITCHEN HELPER Wanted. Dick Sands' Restaurant, Punmore. EXPERIENCED MAN To tak charge of automobile repair shop. Address N-llJ. Times office.

SALESMEN Four, work local or vut-of-town. Will show the right typ of men a real proposition. Apply R. G. Barnes.

Y. M. C. A. SIGN PAINTER Man experienced on gold leaf lettering.

None other need answer. Must have references aa to ability and salary expected. Write HOX 11-4. Times, WANTED 200 huckleberry plrkers. Camp furnished.

Junior Dreher, Toby-hanna. Pa. WANTED, FIVE MEN At once for special summer campaign. No experience necessary. Big psy.

Short hours Call Room 117, 110 Wyoming after 4 p. WANTED 2 experienced hard silk winders and experienced hard silk warpers. Apply at once, Fulton Silk Mills, Fulton. N. Y.

REFINED Educated man of 40 or ovsr. Selling experience and car desirable but not necessary. Not houae-to-houss. Reply Box 0-7, Times. Help Wanted Instruction HA ANTED Names men-women, il-80, wishing government Jobs.

3105-1175 month. Many exsminations coming. 25 Franklin Institute coached free. Apply today. Write Bog L-l, Tlmea Situations Wanted Female 38 ACCOUNTANT, BOOKKEEPER Permanent or substitate.

Burroughs operator. Writ Boa Time. FINANCIAL Business Opportunities 33 CAFE For sala, cheap, with booths, tables, chairs, lunch bar: fully equipped; bowling alley. 317 North Main Ave. COMPLETE EQUIPMENT For soda water business, extremely reasonable.

Real opportunity for live wire. Address O-J, Times offlc. Money To Loan 41 TERSONAL" tOj KADB QUICKLY IN 14 to 41 hours or leas yon can obtain a loan up to 300 on your Automobile, Furniture or Endorsed Note. Repay In 1, 4, It month or longer, PERSONAL FINANCE1' CO 2d Floor, 117 LACKAWANNA AVE. Telephone 8-1171.

BRING TOUR MONEY PROBLEMS TO HOUSEHOLD Reduced rat en IS00 Amount below I80O to (30 loaned at rat permitted by Stat Small Loan Law. Quick, prlvat rvlce. Only huaband snd wife ign. Up to It months to repay. Corns In, writ or phon," HOUSEHOLD raiMca CORPORATION Two Of flee: 4t PL.

FIRST NATL BANK BLDO. 807 Wyoming Ave. Phono J-8743. 9th TU UNION NATL BANK BLDG. (Entrance log N.

Washington Av. Phon 4-118. LOANS MADE IN NEARBY TOWNS EST STONE LOAN CO. Money loaned on watch, diamond, fewelry. Highest price for Jewelry, lit Pa ull Spruo 8t id floor.

1301 AND UP On Improved real eetete In Lackawanna county. Eaav paymmtta. Blearer Realty Co. 43l Leek Ave. LIVE STOCK Horses, Cattle, Other Stock 41 BEAUTIFUL Spotted pony; Phon 4-800T.

HUNDREDS OF people will watching tha Classified Ads this weak to find sew plaoa to it Io as nn poor sd to till soar. for him to spend practically all hi time in New York city, he maintained Is residence at 1645 Church avenue, North Scranton. Mr. Frayne was always home for elections, on holidays and nearly every Sunday. Several years ago he was confined to hit home here for a long time by Uiness.

Born Hero In 1869. Mr. Frayne was born Nov. 8. I860.

the ton of Michael and Grace (Decon) Frayne. Like most bovs of hit time and age, he received little education early in life, going to work as a breaker boy at an operation in North Scranton at the are of eight years. Leaving his employment at the breaker, he learned the sheet metal trade, working lor some years lor Ambrose Mulley and W. C. Cpwles, of Providence, and later tor Howley Brothers in the central city.

His days as an apprentice in the sheet metal trade over, Mr. Frayne became an active organizing member of the sheet metal union, and his interest In behalf of this organization really started him on the career that later earned him to an enviable position of power and prominence in the American trade union move ment. He served for some time as president of the sheet metal workers' organization and as a delegate representing that group to the Scranton Central Labor Union and attained distinction as an orator and committeeman of much ability. Served At Organiier. Vnf nine vear, xntil eai-lu In 1Q1fl Mr.

Frayne served in cities and towns in northeastern Pennsylvania as an organizer for the A. F. of During July, that year, he was assigned to the New York office, and a short time later assumed charge ot the vast metropolitan area, having direction-over thousands of men and women trade unionists. For years in the metropolis. Mr.

Frayne mam' tained offices at 1416 Broadway. In New York city Mr. Frayne at tained loremost rank among American labor leaders, and his shrewd, conservative, intelligent guidance carried thousands ot wage earners along to record wage levels. He was a major factor in the successful ne gotiation of numerous outstanding contracts anecting subway operat ors, surface trolley car workmen, taxi arivers, employes in the tex tile industry, the miners' union and practically every craft of trade unionists. His voice, time after time, swayed large audiences of laboring men and women to be gov- ernea by conservative principles, thus preventing long and costly strikes, ana pernaps nioonsned.

Mr. Frayne's prominence in the labor world was readily recognized by the late President Woodrow Wilson, when he appointed the Scranton man representative of labor on the war industries board of the Council of National Defense during July, 1917. He later was named chairman of the labor division and he served until the board was dissolved, Jan. 1, 1919. Decorated By Government For his untiring work as a labor commissioner during the trying days of the World Mr.

Frayne, on May 17, 1922, was decorated with the distinguished service medal, the highest award that can be granted for meritorious service CLASSIFIED DISPLAY. The following list ef used ears represents exceptional values In comfort and satisfaction wilb. the Scranton Bulck Company guarantee behind them: 1932 Bulck 5-1931 Buick 5-1930 Buick 2-4 1939 Chev. 5- Pass. Pass.

Pats. Pass. Pass. -Pass. Pass.

Pass. Pass. Pass. Pass. Pass.

Sedan Coupe Coupe Coupe Sedan Sedan Sedan Sedan Sedan Sedan Sedan Sedan 1927 Ca'lae 1932 Chrys. 1930 Frank. 1931 Graham 1933 Hudson 1929 LaSalle 1929 Lincoln 1931 Packard See Our Used Cart and Ton WUI Understand Why We Guarantee Them. Scranton Buick Inc. lilO WYOMING AVENUE Phone 4-8176 Open Evenings GOOD USED CARS PRICED RIGHT 'Tour Satisfaction Our Guarantee" 1933 Plymouth P.

D. Tudor Sedan. 1933 Chrysler 4-Door 1933 Plymouth Deluxe 1933 Chevrolet Coach. 1833 Terraplane i-Door. 1932 Plymouth Roadster, Bumble Seat, i 1932 Chrysler "8" Deluxe Coupe, Rumble Seat.

1932 Chevrolet Bp. Roadster. 1932 Chevrolet Victoria. 1932 Willyt-Overhtnd Sedan 192 Fackard Convertible Coupe. 192S Packard 4 Past, Coup All car ara eortUUd aad ia perfect coadltloa.

Cars la stock as 4f OC low aa VW CP Tfea cm aw U4 Car th road Try wher. Aad ar 1-waxs rinsing aad rannlng strong. Oar Used Car bar-gala ar real bargains far th rnusi that they ar thor-. raghljr checked and Inspected beter they are sold. LEVERING MOTOR CAR CO.

Used Car Buildlnr 921 N. Washlnctoa Ave. "The phone people are putting in three new lines along our road today all because Mrs. Vander-bloom decided to sell some porch furniture." that have to do vith REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Apartments and Flats 74 GREEN RIDGE 4-room apartment, sun room, hardwood floora. heat, hot water, garage, phone 2-4671, before a m.

or after Ip. m. HILL SECTION 641 Qulnry Ave. 4 rooms, newly decorated, first floor; rent reasonable. Phone 9310.

MADISON 4 15 Furnished or un-furnished apartment, 6 rooms and bath. Phone 9-7726. MULBERRY floor apartment, 2-1494 or 4-001S. 914 4 rooms, second city steam. Phone PALM 6 -room apartment, improvenienta all PH1LO STREET, 1109 For rent: room Hat, 120.

Inquire asms addreas. PITTSTON 617 Four rooma with bath. Inquire at Scheuer Baking Co corner Plttston and Hemlock. PRE8COTT AVE Coxy 3 and 4 room apartment, private bath; adults; rent reduced. 20 and 130 Phone I-46Q6.

QUINCY 438 2d floor, 4-room apartment, all Improvements. RIVER 630 Three kitchenett and bath, once. Rent $25. large rooms. Possession al SOUTH SIDE 4 rooms and bath, modern apartment, Areola heater, rang snd shades furnished.

6.12 Cherry St. Washington N. 109 New Mcco Apartmenta heat, water, re-frlgetallon supplied. Phon flOl. WEBSTER AVE, SOUTH.

401 Three rooms, bath, heat and hot watsr furnished. Inquire (37 Alder St. WYOMING 6124 rooms, all improvements but heat; cond floor; rent 111. PKone t-6116. nr SIX AND FOUR menta.

with or l-aii. ROOMS All Improve-without heat Phon ROOMS All improvements; eun parlor; garage; large yard; rsssonable. Inquire 810 Hampton St. Furnished Apartments for Rent 74A CLAY 931 Four-room nicely furnished apartment, also five-room unfurnished apartment, 2-4563. GIBSON 928 Comfortably furnish ed 8 rooms and bath; electrie and ga I innwiwii saw.

LINDEN 1719 4-roonf furnished apartment, 1 block from Nay Aug Park: all conveniences. Call 3-7188. QUINCY I3J Three attractive, comfortsbly furnished or unfurnished rooms, prlvat bath and entrance. Reasonable. a WILL SHARE Four-room furnished apartment with refined Catholio woman, Oreen Ridge.

Writ Box N-t, Time. Basrnem Plaeet For Rent 75 OFFICES Over 248 Wyoming Av. Suitabl for busio or oiubrooma See M. T. Howley, 233 Wyoming Ave.

STORE 408 Linden St. Bee M. T. Howley, 233 Wyoming Ave. Rouses For Rent 77 ADAMS 1320 Single house, six rooms and bath, all Improvements, 130.

DICKSON 14531 rooms for rent. modern tmprove- menta Jackson 1513 Cosy six-room nous, improvements; Ideal, convenient, 120, Also 4-room apartment. Evans. JEFFERSON 831 (REAR) Half double house, all Improvements. la- quire sis Jefferson avenue.

MAIN NORTH. 637 Half double house, 4 room, bath; all Improvement. Phon 4-892S. McKENNA COURT. 840 I rooms, Apply all 881 Improvement Rent 326.

Monroe avenue. PROVIDENCE Half double houea room; all Improvamenta. Call 3-4193. QUINCY 718 Half double. modrn; low rent.

Phone 2-3740, QUIKCY 1105 Single houaa, newly decorated. Phone 4-1539. WEBSTER SOUTH. 81f Rear. e-room sinus house; all Improvements.

Dl'NMORK 117 W. Grove St: Half dou ble, all Improvement. block from car line, new (team plant, all newly paperd and painted. Furnished Hocsea For Rent 77A MADISON 1734 Six-room furnished. Phone 8-6911.

hous Offices and Desk Room 7 FOR RENT Lsrg front efflca 240 Adam avenue. TIKES BUILDING I DESIRABLB OFFICES FOR BENT. SCRAN TIMES BUILDING. ALSO MOO SQ. FLOOR IPAO.

W. T. CULLIN, ACCOUNTING DEPT. SCRANTON TIME. Shore, Mountain.

Lata for Rent 79 LAKE SHERIDAN Coxy 'little cottage by week or rut of season. 'Rent reasonable. Best location, Call 4-0411 or 318 10th Ave. LAKE WINOLA Furnished cottage on laks front, reduced rat for balance of season. CapwelL Attorney, Scranton Lir Bldg.

LAKE WINOLA Cottage for rnt. Hodgson Sou, tit North Mala av. pnon g-iaoo. Suburban Country For Rent 81 MOSCOW House, large yard and shads, lor summer months. Phon 1-4801.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Farm and Land For Sale (3 FARMS Get big fre Illustrated catalog. 1.000 bargains. 8 1 rout. 1427-B Land Title Philadelphia. PS, IF YOU FAILED To get one of our II Inatrated farm llata aura to aend for on today.

It I fre. -Skrynakt, 111 Tins Tunkhsnnock. WIDOW MUST SELLt-113 acre near Scranton. It cattle. I her s.

crops. Maday, the Polish Agency, 187 Adams, tOU ACRES Farm, nlc level ground, hews, vary (In and big, barn, big orchard, running water In houses, tradein for city property or cash. F. Zlvataa, 1628 North Mala Sc res- ton, pa. Hon For Salo DUPLEX Bargain, four rooms each floor, rrnprevement.

good leoaUsa. Call ttf Co art St. THE SCRANTON TIMES CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INFORMATION I Ull kill ar restricted to thlr nroisr of typa Th publisher i' nhi to dn or rojoot ur lawUlo vsrUslns; copy. krrora adYrtlmt ahonld aa i not raapoaaiDi tor nor uu Insertion. an ara accsplod at tha adirartlaari ana lot lunn win vm ns i or any ui.

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led Oil 1 7 in w. peared, and uiutmni maos I earnad. tta Hpeeael rat for raarly adawttatni kn rqueu LASSiriKD ADVERTISING RATES l)lly rat par Una for mouU In Tlma raa Time Tlma WHEN AND WHERE TO PLACE TOUR AUB fTh Clal(ld Advartlalni Dapartmant euueiea ai Some Street and Penn ATenua rhas office ar open to rcI -Maemani Lrom a. as. It.

Inusi YOUR CLaBSiriKD ADS 1111 The Ad Taker will fiadly alt yon para in suca a mm i irwteat reeulta lor too. Imt- nndet follnwlni- clmaltication are ALPHABETICAL order for aulcs IINOUNCEMENTaV 1 Death t-ard of Thank In Mamorlam 4 Flower and Mourning Good a Funeral Directors Monument and Cmtry Let Pereonal I Religious and Social Event Bocletlee and Lodge strayed. LosL Found TOatoTlVE A Automobile Agenda 11 Automobllee For stale it Auto Truck For bal I Auto Acceaaorle. Tires. Part UA Auto Top and OphoUtrtn 11B Auto Painting 14 Auto For Hire II Motorcycle and Bicycle 18 Repairing Service Stations a wanteo uiomuu.

IsiNESS SERVICE II Business Service Offered I8A Sign 18B Patent It Building and Contracting 20 Cleaning, Dyatng. Renovating II Dressmaking and Millinery II Heating, Plumbing. Roofing II Insurance and Surety Bonds IA Keys and Locksmith I it Laundering 16 Moving. Trucking, Storage it painting, raperina, l-cu. IT Printing.

Engraving. Binding II Professional Service II Repairing Services Repairing and Upholstsrlng Tailoring and Pressing II Wantar Business Bervtoa IPLOIMENT if Help Wanted Female 111 Help Wanted Male ISA Help Wanted Instruction. It Help Male and Female II Salesmen. Canvassers, Agents Situations Wantsd Female II Situations Wanted Male 2f ANC1AL IK Business Opportunities "JDVBSUIieUia, 11. mr 40 Money To Loan 41 Wanted To Borrow 41A Wanted To Buy STRUCTION 41 Correpondnc Coarsen 41 Instruction Ciaseee 44 Musical.

Dancing, Dramatic; 44A Piano Instruction 46 Prlvat rntructlon 44 Wanted Instruction VS STOCK 47-rDoga Cata Other Pt 41 Horses, Cattl. Other Stock 41 Poultry and Supplies 0 Wantd Li Stock ERCHANDISE (1 Articles Tor Sal HA Barter and Exchange II Boat and Aecesaorte U.t.rl.l. 14 Business and Offlc Equipment HA Coal and Fuel 86 Farm and Dairy Product tiA Farm Equipment ((Feed snd Fertiliser (7 Oood Things To Eat 61 Homemade Thing (I Houaehold flood go jewelry. Watches, Dtsmonds 41 Machinery and Tools (I Musical Merchandise 42A Radio Equipment (I Seeds, Plants, Flowers (4 Specials At th 8 tore I Wearing Apparel Wanted To Buy bOafS AND BOARD 1 Rooms, With Board 'I Rooms, Without Board I Rooms, ror nousssewpiBw Vacation Place Tl Where To Bat 71 Where To Stop In Town 71 Wanted Rooms Or Board EAL ESTATE FOR RENT ea Anartmenta and Flat 7A Furnished Apartmcwt For Rent 76 Buatnee fiaoea For nam 7 Farm and Lancia For Rant 74 A Oarages For Rent 71 Bousss For Rent 77A Furnished Houses For Rsat a nrflre and Deek Room 71 Shore, Mountain. Lake For Rent Suburban, country, rar nam II Wanted To Rest BAL ESTATE FOR SALE Broker la Real Eatats I Business Property For Sals la Farms and Land For Sal t4 Home For Sal '4A House For Sals Or Bant at Isita For Ss IS II Shore, Mountain, Lake, Far Sal 7 Suburban For Sal ItTo Exchange Real Estat Wanted Real Stat PCTIOW LEOAL Auction Sale 1 LaasU Notice ANNOUNCEMENTS Strayed.

Lost, Found It IR OF GLASSES Lost In black cass ha Lackawanna A Tuesday attar hoon. Phone 1-4144. Reward, IRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER Fi nala. lout. Reward If returned to 1607 North Webster Dunmor.

Phone 1371 or 3-9111. ItATHINQ SUITS 4 robes and I tubes i i.ii KmmrmrA AUTOMOTIVE AntomobOea For Sola 11 ICkC COUPE mall six. Ilk haw, nlc paint and upholatrlng, ma- hanically sxeeuent. uargam, lilt, 0S Mead At. ICK 4 -door t-Daaauicer aada: halntad, now tire, nice rastds, me hemcairy ansoiuteiy per recti Bargain, 136.

10l Ma1 'Ave. hEVROLET Chevrolet coach. Al ondltlon, will financs. PBone -1161. PKNDABLE L'SKD CARS And rucka.

,160 up. No finance Co. Oruber fMotors, 43 Wyoming at. RD 1S2I enuM, perfert condition. newly painted: very cheap.

can s-ssar. i I IV- i S' -4bwmh. Mu.n, ni. rlass sondltloni only fit cash. Inquire pt 104 Wyoming Ave SLaND l-psasenaar custom seda haint like new: excellent condition nre- hanically.

Must sacriflos, H01 Cedar lav. fTIAC lll Pontlao convertlht onna, atxnallasat sjMsdlflov fkoa S-4A1 The commission later had charge of the erection of a $3,000,000 hospital for mentally afflicted soldiers. Members of the commission received no pay. Mr. Frayne also served on the per sonnel of the policies board, created on June 3, 1918, to assist Felix Frankfurter, labor administrator, in maintaining industrial peace dur ing the World War.

The board co ordinated all government labor agencies in Washington, D. C. It was Mr. Frayne who organized the war prison labor and national waste reclamation section of the labor division, a single unit in the war Industries board, taking the important step at a time when it was apparent that, in order to meet the unprecedented demands for raw materials, unusual economies would have to be put into effect and extraordinary measures taken to salvage material which, previous to that time, had been allowed to go to waste. Since the elevation of William Green to the presidency of the A.

F. of following the death of Gompers, Mr. Frayne was one of his mo6t powerful aides, just as he had been during the years that Gompers was the union leader of the nation. Like Gompers, Mr. Green trusted him with some of the most important tasks in the movement And both could truthfully and probablv did say, well done Hugh.

His life work now done, labor has only the duty left of giving a final tribute to him who served so well CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Keystone and Atlantic Finance Co. Ante Loan and Financing Lowest Bate Ia Town Endorser Local Coaesra 604 WYOMING AVE. Phoa t-isst Bargains In Used Cars Caalllae Bedaa ...845 19H1 Chrysler Sedan t(U 19 Htnrielmker Sport Bedaa 14ft 193 Hudson Sport sedan 143 180 (Irs ham Sedan ISA li Hturiebaker Sedaa SA 19 Ford Coup IS IS9S Beo 4 pass. Coupe S5 Hup Sedan Packard Sedan SO IB2S Essex Sedan 46 Oakland Sedan SA 19i7 Esex Coach SS Kar Tine Payment HENRY JACOBSON 416 Walnut St. between Wash, aad Wyom.

Area. Open Ermines Phono S-U1S. Do You "Want" One of These Cars? 1933 Dodre Six Sedan 1933 Chevrolet Six Coach 1933 Plymouth Coach 1933 Plymouth "PD" Conpe 1933 Plymouth "PC" Coach 1933 Dodie Six Coupe 1932 Chevrolet Special 6ix Sedan mi Plymouth 7-Pass. Sedan 1932 Plymouth 5-Pais. Sedan AND MANY OTHERS Be Sure to Get Our Prices.

TERMS TRADES You Can Always Do Better At tlYMOUTM DUltt USED CARS 416 PENN. AVE. Where On Earth Could You Buy Used Cart For Leu Than At Our USED CAR CLEARANCE SALE? An Example 1923 DODGE $50 COCPK ms FORD 95 coupe ltt DODOK SEDAN IMS BriCK 195 219 1081 FORD IOC COACH 131 DeSOTO SEDAN 295 1M1 CHKTBOET OCft COACH Utl FlYMOCTH COUPE IMS PLYMOUTH ACQ SEDAN 1SS PONTIAC Cfte coach wva 75THERS--7S CALVEY MOTOR CO. 1 i 614 Wyoming Ave. Trade aad Tarns a.

i Opa Event MERCHANDISE Articles For Sal 61 BELL PLUMBING SUPPLY 101 Wyo-mlng Ave. Bath tuba slnka steans boiler and radiators. Phone 4-IS46 Bslldlni Materials ANOTHER WHIPPLE VALUE He to thatch asphslt singles, 11.27 per bunch. Whipple Broa, rear 141 Wyoming Scranron. Business and Office Equipment BATTERY GENERATOR And starter equipment for eal cheap.

Air compressor, desk, etc. Address Box N-6. Tlmss. STORK FIXTURES Scale, show esse, counter, refrigerators. Mike Mariano, 01" Hcrnnton St.

2 STKKL CHAIRS 4 tsblos, suitable for beer garden, good price for quick rale. Sweet Shop, Lake Ariel, Phone 9141. Coal and Fuel MA A-l ANTHRACITE Best high test. Large pea, 16.60; nut-stove, 17.16: range. 14.60; No.

14.26. L. A. Lewis 2-4126. A-l ANTHRACITE Stove and cheeanui, 17: rang.

11.16; pea. 16.60. T. F. Qulnn Coal Co.

Call 1-6144. 1-117! ar 1-650! or 6401 FILL YOUR BIN With Jermyn' fresh mined coal. Th beet at the loweat. These ar July's dlivery price. Placa order now Pea, 66.20; nut, 16.76; leva, li 76; range, 11.26; 13.60; rice.

12.60. Dick Lewis. Phone 4-lttl. PEA, IS Nut, 16.60. Guaranteed freah mined coal, i 4-6544 H.

fihauer 1-5544. Household Goads SS CABINET RANGE 120; Kan range, $15; Ruud heater, 15: Radlantflr, 16. 411 Davis Mlnooka. CROSLEY ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS Lowest prices In town. Glea son 419 West Lackawanna Ave.

FAULTLESS COOK STOVE For cheap. Call 1801 Wayne avenue. FURNITURE For sale. A few 438 Quincy 2d floor. intlquea FURNITURE For aale.

Evsna, 401 South Main Av. Call between and 9: HIGHEST GRADE Massive dining suites, regular values. up to $1,000. Will sold at pric of cheapest new suites. Penn Furniture Houss, 121 Lackawanna Ave.

REBUILT Coal, gas and combination rsngea: cheap. Oleaaon 118 Weal I-arkawanna Open evenings VICTOR REFRIGERATOR For sale. Reasonable price. Phone 2-2133. 3-BURNER Ga range and kitchen cabinet.

824 Molr court. FOR SALE Dressers, day beds, dining room suites, beds, odd chairs, piano, also antiques. Blackledge Warehouse, 1018 Mnnsey Ave 1 DINING ROOM SUITE 1 bedroom suite, I twin bed and dresser. Phone 8-4(41. Machinery snd Tools 61 ELECTRIC MOTORS Bought, sold snd repaired.

Carl B. Glngher Co- till avenue. Musical Merchandise PLAYER PIANO Perfect condition; small aixe roll and stool: will sell for 865. 836 New Bt, 1-0388. WEBER CONCERT GRAND PIANO Perfect condition; sultabl for studio, rlubrooms, Hit).

Phon 1116. Scranton Redding Co. Wanted To Boy 6 ALL KINDS Bridge work Highest price paid for old gold. M. Rothman, 308 Spruce St.

Open evenlnga ALL KINDS Of gold and gold-filled Jewelry. It will pay you to get our prlcea Fre estimatea Brennan, Bsls-den ZlUelman, 141 Adams Ave. WE PAT A high 810 per ounce for 24-kt gold. Wo alio buy sliver, plat Inum. gold-filled jewelry, erldgawork.

rings, watch and foreign gold oolna E. Rottmsn. Ill Psnn next to Banners. ROOM. AND BOARD Rooms Without Board 68 ADAMS AVE 41 Th "Erie." nicely furnished double and single rooms.

aiso iarg iront room with twin bed. JEFFERSON AVENUE, 623 Furnished room, select location. Adams 642, 2-room furnished apartment for light housekeeping. MADISON 121 Second floor. Single room, near bath.

VINE 1018 Nicely furnished room In private horn; gentleman preferred. rnone s-asis. 1 FURNISHED ROOMS For rent, 83 and pr week. Inquire 431 Tay lor avenue. i Booms an! Honsekeeplnt tt HYDE PARK On or two furnlahed rooms; rent reasonable.

Phon z-4418. WASHINGTON AVE NORTH, tit- Beautiful bedroom and kitchen, all Improvements 80 wseklaSI, WASHINGTON NORTH, T0t Furnished rooms for light housekeep ing or sleeping. Mrs. Buck. WOOD 119 Furnished -rooms for light housekeeping; modern conven iences: use of nhpne, 1-8583.

i ATTRACTIVE, COOL Furnished light housekeeping or Bleeping rooma; prl, vat horn. 1038 Ridge row. Vacation Placet It WINOLA Wavaid Inn. Room Lake and boafd; also meals served, tt and 10. Miss Port.

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Apartmenta and Flato 74 ADAMS 1629 eva rooms and sun parlor, whit mamal, mahogany trim; on ot th finest apartments In Ore Bldg; heat and garsgal rent reduced to lit. pnon 1-7720 or BOYLE ST. Dunmor. 4 'hath; all Improvements Phone 8-80(9. rooms and first floor.

COM ERFORD BLDG. Corner Wyoming snd Linden SL room and both, heat and water tarnished i ready sow Phon 7101 CLAY AVENUE, rent, second 1000 Apartment for loor. Reaaonabi rant. Phono Otyphanti CLAY AVE. APARTMENTS I to It rooma reduced rental, fit Clay Av.

Phone 1-491. 16421, I. 4 (mail 4 -m ivji, a n- rooma tt. 813, lis; food condition. Phon Z-1M0 DUNMORE Four rooma, rear 130( Jef- feraon.

Tn dollars, Inquire 1841 Jefferson. FIG 138 8-room apartment with heat; gas rang, shades snd Unprs mama, juk uoor. iu.