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TUESDAY- -THE PITTSTON GAZETTE- NOVEMBER 12, 1940 TWO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SORTS OF ADVERTISING such as Wants, To Let, Sale, Lost, Found, Miscellaneous nouncements, will be published under proper tion or any desired classification These advertisements must be advance and cannot be in charged for billing and collection. Advertising ordered tor irregular insertions take the one time rate. No nd is taken for less than a basis of tour lines. Count five average words to the line An average word contains sis letters. These set columns dally bring our readers into close touch with very wide.

range of opportunities both ta buying and selling Subscribers who have lane or anything else to exchange or sell can reap rapid and big results by means of these classified columns CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES: Daily rate per line for tive insertions: Cash Type like time .08 Type like times .07 times .06 Type like time 20 Type Like 1 time .20 Type Like 1 time .20 These rates apply to classified advertisements only. Legal notices, 16 cents per count line. For Rent Exeter: 331 223 Prospect PI. Store 91 N. Main.

Ww. N. Thompson. Mon.Tue. Cash Block.

Wed. Thur. For Rent-3-room unfurnished apartment. Desirable location on West Side. Phone 89-J.

N11t8 6 room house. all improvements. 10 Sand Street. Inquire 12 Sand Street. N11t3 House for rent, 6 rooms and bath.

all improvements, 708 Wyoming Avenue. West Pittston. N11t3 For Rent-Half double house at 116 Spring 5 rooms and bath, all improvements. Phone 300-R. N11tf For double house or 2-8 room apartments, 218 Stanton St.

Inquire 224 Stanton Street. N1213 r'ol Sale For Sale -Spinet piano, 30 inches in height, $65. Inquire Music Center. N. Main Pittston.

N5t6 For Sale--Black Pittston coal range No. 904. A-1 condition. $35 cash. Phone 1167-J.

N12t3 Female Help Wanted Experienced girl for housework, give references and your address. Write Box 95. care of Gazette. N9t8 Wanted to give homeless lady good home with some wages. Write and give age.

Mrs. Ralph Husted. 127 Carverton Road. Trucksville. Pa.

N11t6 Wanted--Girl for general housework, only experienced apply. Ina. 145 Broad Pittston. 1st floor. N12t3 Wanted--Woman between 35 a and 40.

light housework. Inquire 335 Parke W. Pittston. N12t3 LOST Lost-Female black and tan beagle lost at Y. M- C.

A. Camp. Reward. Phone 1235-W. N11t2 Lost-Miners Savings Bank Book No.

38309. Return to Miners Savinge Bank. N11t3 Male Help Wanted STEADY WORK--GOOD PAY RELIABLE MAN WANTED to call on farmers in Luzerne County. No experience or capital required. Write McNESS Candler Baltimore.

Md. N11 PERSONAL MEN. WOMEN! WANT VIM? Stimulants. tonics in Ostrex tablets pep up bodies lacking Vitamin B1. Iron.

Calcium. Phosphorus. 35c size todav onlv 29c. satisfies or maker refunds low price. Call.

write Widmann l'eah and all other good drug stores. S10 MAS. ANNIE M. SAXE LAID AT REST HERE The funeral of Mrs. Annie M.

Saxe, widow of Miller Saxe, who died recently at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William J. Sedgman, Wharton, N. was held here yesterday afternoon. Services were conducted at the Snowdon Funeral Home, Broad street, by Rev.

W. Van Clief-Yaggy, pastor of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church of Dover, N. J. Interment was in West Pittston Cemetery. Pallbearers were: Clyde Casterline, Frank S.

Clarke, Ray W. Keller and Howard Brown. Hughestown Sunday School Meeting An important meeting of St. Peter's Sunday School Association will be held this evening at 7:30 and all officers, teachers and members are requested to attend. The nominating committee will report officers for the coming year.

William Stahl will report on the Sunday school basketball league. Delegates to the Scranton Institute will report. Action will be taken on changing the system of lessons from graded to international. Arrangements will be made for the Christmas celebration. GROCERY CLERKS ACCEPT NEW LABOR CONTRACT Philadelphia, Nov.

of the Retail' Clerks International Protective Association (AFL) voted today to accept, the offer of two major food chains, ending a four-week strike which closed 1,500 markets in Eastern Pennsylvania, Southern New Jersey and Delaware. It was announced that clerks would return to work today in markets of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea and the American Stores preparing for the reopening of the stores tomorrow. GIRL SCOUTS ARE MAKING DISPLAY OF ACTIVITIES In conjunction with the opening of the Community Welfare Federation drive at the Y. M. C.

A. at 6:30 tonight, many of the ageno'clock, affiliated with the Federation cles, arranged attractive window displays throughout the business section of Pittston. Attracting much attention the Girl Scout window in the Henrietta Hat Shop, next to the American Theatre. Arranged to feature four the ten program fields around which the Girl Scout program is planned, the display suggests many the activities within the range of the normal girl's interests, and emphasizes the reasons why in five short years the Girl Scout organization in Pittston District sponsored Community Federation has grown from five to twenty-five troops. The ideals and objectives of Girl Scouting are similar to those desired by all organizations in the modern community which have to do with girls and boys--to provide each Girl Scout with opportunities for wholesome recreation and the discovery of hobbles that be of lifelong interest to her; help may, each girl develop as an individual, and learn to get along with people; to give each girl the opportunity and the desire to be of service to others, and to develop qualities that will make her a good citizen in a changing society; to help each girl acquire worth -while attitudes and ideals and high standards of behaviour.

Your contribution to the Community Welfare Federation will help to broaden the horizons of many girls, and inculcate character -building principles to better aid them in taking over the task of tomorrow. Give generously and cheerfully. DURYEA Free 5-15 lb Turkeys LAP BOARD PARTY American Legion Home WEST PITTSTON No Special Game Ticket Sold Total Cost 50c Includes Regular, Coverall Games and Awards 8:15 Every Wednesday Night Miss Nellie Evaskis, R. of New York, spent the week- end at her home here. Mr.

and Mrs. Edmund Barlik have returned after visiting in Baltimore, Md. School Directors Arthur Billinge and Edward Joseph have returned from Philadelphia, where they visited School Director Martin Brennan, who is undergoing treatment at Jefferson hospital. OFFICERS ELECTED BY LUTHER LEAGUES Marlan Frantz, of Wilkes- Barre, was re-elected president of the Wilkes Conference Luther Leagues at the convention held yesterday in St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Hughestown, which was attended by 100 delegates.

The election took place during the afternoon session. Other officers elected were: Vice president, Charles Schaeffer, of Scranton; secretary Miss Frances Kleeman. of Scranton; treasurer, Miss Jeanette Smith. of Nanticoke: statistician. Miss Betty Gill.

Wilkes- -Barre. At the closing session last evening an impressive address was delivered Rev. Paul M. Kinports, of Philadelphia, executive secretary of the Luther Leagues of America, who spoke on the convention theme, "Advancing With Christ." Between the afternoon and evening sessions, a banquet was held, with Carl W. Hallstead, of the Hughestown League, as toastmaster, and Raymond Hutchings.

also of Hughestown, as song leader. I LAMA MARAN CLAIMED AY NEATH William H. Moran, of South Main street, a lifelong resident of this community, died last night at seven o'clock at Pittston hospital. where he had been undergoing medical treatment. The remains have been removed the home of his brother, James Moran, 403 to.

South Main street, Sebastopol. from where the funeral will be held. Mr. Moran, an employe of the city street department for many years. enjoyed a wide acquaintance in this community and his death is sincerely mourned.

He was a of St. John" the Evangelist R. C. Church and the Holy Name Society. He 1s survived by one brother and several nieces and nephews.

W. PITTSTON-TAYLOR SCRUBS IN TIE GAME The Taylor High Jayvees battled West Pittston scrubs to a 7-7 deadlock yesterday morning at West Pittston Municipal Stadium. Mike Penyak counted for the future Trojans in the opening period on a short line buck. Joe Mashurak the extra point. West Pittston knotted the count in the final quarter when Young blocked a punt on the Taylor 10 and Urka recovered in the end zone for the score.

Williams passed to Salerno for the extra point. Only Medicine I ever used and now I'm 81! Kept ADLERIKA on hand the past 27 years." (0. Tex.) ADLERIKA contains 3 laxatives for quick bowel action with 5 carminatives to relieve gas pains. Get ADLERIKA today. BORR CASEY, Druggists STAGE SETTINGS FOR "STAGE DOOR" ARE ATTRACTIVE 4 ne technical staff for Community Theatre's forthcoming production, "Stage Door," is busily engaged in completing all details for the successful staging of this remarkable drama.

The result of this earnest work is expected to be a highlight of Friday evening's presentation when the play will be given in the Pittston High School auditorium. Settings for "Stage Door" have been designed by Ray Patterson, of Moosic, and Earl Jones, of Wilkes- These two young men have a wide knowledge of stage craft and the quality of their work augurg well for, the finished product. All detail work has been executed under their supervision and guidance by the able members of the technical staff which is composed of Miss Norma Ripa and Gene Cotter of Wyoming and Paul Hart of this city. The entire plan of the technical directors has been executed in the Work Shop, 6 North Main street. It is predicted that the set for "Stage Door" will win favorable acclaim from the audience.

The forthcoming production calls for an exact replica of Mrs. Orcutt's Footlights' Club and to insure the success of the drama it is necessary that accuracy be the keynote in the set's construction. The box office will open at noon tomorrow at Peck Evans' Drug Store and will continue there 'until Friday evening. The hours are noon to two o'clock, four to six and seven nine p. m.

It is advisable that all ticket reservations be made as soon as possible. Miss Margaret Rowan will be in charge of the box office. NATIVE OF PITTSTON DIES IN WILKES -BARRE W. J. Conway, retired Lehigh Valley Railroad engineer, of 30 South Grant street.

Wilkes- -Barre, died last night in Mercy Hospital after undergoing several operations during the past few weeks. Mr. Conway was born in Pittston, but had resided in Wilkes Barre since early life. He married Anne Mooney, member of a prominent Wilkes- Barre family, who died in 1936. Mr.

Mooney was employed as an engineer on the Lehigh Valley Railroad for many years and for 20 years served as secretary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers. After leaving the railroad he was employed as stationary engineer at Stegmaier Brewery and Hotel Redington. Surviving are four sons and three daughters. Funeral Thursday morning. SAMUEL CASTELLINO HONORED AT RITES The funeral of Samuel Castellino was held this morning at nine o'clock from the home, 25 Oak street, with large delegation of sorrowing friends and relatives in attendance.

There were many floral tributes. At 9:30 o'clock in the chapel St. John the Evangelist R. C. Church.

Rev. Enrico Giovetti, of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, celebrated a mass of requiem. Interment was in St. Rocco's cemetery.

Pallbearers were Frank Barba, Philip Milazzo, Samuel Morreale. Louis Dominick, Angelo Maria and William Battlia. LABOR- LEADER DIES Frostburg, Nov. J. Carney, 37, regional director for CIO in New Jersey, died yesterday of a heart attack 'while he walked along a downtown street.

WYOMING ANNA HUGHES Representative Phone Wyoming 166-M Legal ESTATE OF MARY SKRINAK SHRINACH). late of the Borof Exeter, Pa. Letters testamentary in the above estate have been granted the undersigned. All persons in the lebted to said estate are requested to make payment and those having claims or demands to present the same without delay to WILLIAM SKRINAK. STEVE SKRINAK, 237 West Grant Exeter, Penna, Executors.

K. ENGLISH. Attorney. New York Stock Market Nov. 12, noon.

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Free 5 -15 lb Turkeys WEST PITTSTON No! Special Game Ticket Sold Total Cost 50c Includes Regular, Coverall Games and Awards 8:15 Every Wednesday Night LAP BOARD PARTY American Legion Home ARMISTICE DAY CELEBRATED HERE Members and friends of Wyoming Monument Post, No. 396, Veterans of the Foreign Wars, following a custom of many years' standing, observed Armistice Day la'st night by holding a banquet at the Post Hall on East Eighth street. About 100 persons were in attendance, and a stirring patriotio program was carried out. P. J.

Duffy presided as toastmaster. The principal speaker was Gen. Robert M. Vail. of Kingston, who spoke forcefully on the subject of defense, outlining the plans of 'the government and dwelling on the necessity of being prepared to meet any emergency that may arise to defend our shores against foreign invasion.

Dr. A. B. Smith, a member of Wyoming Post. was called on and spoke briefly in regard to the patriotic work that is being conducted by the organization and of its value to the community.

Musical numbers added to the interest of the program. Fred J. Gilbert was song leader, with Mrs. Maude Owens as pianist. Vocal solos were rendered by John Edwards, of Luzerne.

An interesting feature of the arrangements was an American flag that was kept flying throughout the evening. Inspectors Of Supplies Needed The United States Civil Service Commission is endeavoring to secure inspectors of miscellaneous fill positions at the Jetfersonville Quartermaster Depot, Jeffersonville, Indiana. Inspectors are needed in the following classes of supplies: Hardware, leather, wood products, chinaware and glassware, stoves and ranges, tents, sheet metals and sheet -metal products, bakery and cafeteria equipment, tableware and kitchen utensils, paints, varnishes, shellac, lacquers, and gasolines, greases, lubricating oils, etc. The salary for these positions ranges from $1,800 to $2,000 a year, less a retirement deduction of per cent. Further information as to the requirements for the examination may be obtained from J.

A. Alexander, Secretary of the Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners, at the post office in this city, or from the Secretary of the Board of U. S.

Civil Service Examiners, at the post office in this city, or from the Secretary of the Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners, at any first or second class post office. PRESIDENT VISITS PRINCESS MARTHA Washington, Nov. Roosevelt, after laying the cornerstone of a new naval medical building at Bethesda, yesterday afternoon drove to Pook's Hill, an estate in Maryland, where he had tea with Crown Princess Martha of Norway.

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BEER HAZLETON, PA. COMPANY HAZ PENNE Lackawanna Deaths August Colletti, of New York City, barber, formerly of Scranton. Mrs. Hannah Weston, aged 75 years, of 303 Prospect avenue, Scranton, widow of Chester Weston. Mrs.

Isabelle M. Harris, of 1106 Bryn Mawr street, Scranton, widow of William M. Harris, mine foreman at Taylor colliery. Mrs. William H.

Jacobs, aged 69 years, of 635 Kressler court, Scranton, native of Halifax, Va, George Smedley, aged 68 years, of 2014 Boulevard avenue, Scranton, weaver at Scranton Lace Works for 32 years. Native of England, he came here 50 years ago. Thomas J. Evans, former North Scranton resident, at the home of his son, Thomas J. Evans, at Winwood, Pa.

Funeral tomorrow at 2:30 from home of his daughter, Miss Margaret Evans, 820 Columbia street, Scranton. For 14 years he was storekeeper at Lackawanna County Court House. Mrs. Jennie Owens, of 122 Belterrace, Scranton, widow of William R. Owens.

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