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JJL. TIIE SCRANTON TIMES, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1945. JO EMPLOYMENT CEMENTS' IleglsUred 0. Patent Off lea. By Jimmy Hatlo ihcy'll Do It Every Time FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOfl HAHHEW J.

CJIRDEN NOW (SET ME RIGHT. AT CM.O. SURE MAV MAKE OR FED UP A BEAUT WHEW 6 GOOD. PUT THAT DRIPJ I BET HE PULLED SOMEONE HERE, BUT UNEASY YET. I L.

LrTTLP. MiS- OKI THE PAVROLU BOyS-TWS IS Ma. EPIDERMIS NEW AUDITOR AT BREAK THE MrMM lcVI' BWCM TAKE TAKES- VATHt WHILE. HA HOW dOO. UN REPORT D0KTT 6ET rv-iu'T Miur -wsi r- acxe- saw OCCASIcmtLV.

NO MISJ NO WORK FOR ME OOc'TeETUNEASV? ID FEEL MORE HA- BUT FRANKLy COMFORTABLE WITH rM FED UP MTH THE. REPORTS COMIWQ IMTO A YOUN6 M.O. FROM HERE, AR0Ur4DTHAMHIM; SCORES OF FRIENDS AND FEL LOW WORKERS ATTEND RITES FOR INTERNAL REVENUE EMPLOYE. With scores of friends and fel low workers ioining" members of the family in final tribute, the fu neral of Matthew j. uaraen, wi North Washington Avenue, an investigator for the Internal Revenue Department, who died Sunday in St.

Mary's Hospital, was held this morning from the home of his mother, Mrs. Anna Ruane Carden, 1505 Adams Avenue, Dunmore. A solemn high mass oi requiem was celebrated in St. Paul's Church by Rev. Thomas Manley, assisted by Mgr.

J. J. Vaughan, deacon, and Rev. John T. Kerrigan, subdeacon.

Mrs. Rose O'Hara was the organist and James Reiley the soloist. Nuns of the Sisters of Mercy and the Immaculate Heart of Mary Orders and the Little Sisters of the Poor were seated in the church during the rites. Casket bearers were John Gib bons, Stephen Gavin, Patrick Ryan, toward Gallagher, George Murphy and Charles Foley. Honorary pall bearers were Attorney Joseph McDonald, Willard Jones, Stanley Walker.

Edward McHugh. John J. Mangan, William Cotte, Frank Cum mmgs, Dominlck Cocco, John Breslin. Peter McDonough. Edward Galla gher, Robert Gothier, Frank Murphy, Jay Brennan, John F.

Roache and Attorney Arthur Lavelle. Interment was in St John's Cemetery, Monsignor Vaughan col services at the graveside. He also visited the home last night with members of the Holy Name Society and recited the orav ers for the dead. Members of Scranton Council No. 280, Knights of Columbus, also visited the home last night and recited the rosary.

ANTHONY DEFIETRO AND CA- TALDO SCARLATO VICTIMS OF FALL OF ROOF IN NERVE CO. OPERATIONS. One man was killed Instantly anrl JIINFraiRT IN THHQOP MINE MISHAP another so badly injured that he died a short time later as the result of a fall of roof in the old No. 15 Slope of the Hudson Coal Company, now operated by the Nerve Coal Com- pany, Throop. A story of the accident appeared in the late edition of yesterday's Times.

LEGAL Legal Notices 91 iFTTeT ESTATE OF STELLA DANORO rich, alco known a Stella Daranovlch. la aa stalls Donorovlch, also aa Itella Deranovlch, Deceased, lata of the Bor ough Arcbbsld. Pennsylvania. Letter Administration been granted to th underclgned. debtors will mk paymtnt to and' creditors prcccnt olclm to SCRANTON LACK A WANNA TBUBT COMPANY, Admlnlatrator.

100 Spruce Bcranton 1. Pa. A. WATRE3 Attorney SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-celved by the Lackawanna County In- atltutional District In accordance with Act 191 for th furnishing of th fol BLAKELY HOME "AND HOBPITAU BLAKELY, PA. i Ton Fertiliser, 1-13-4.

I Ton Fertiliser, 1-10-1. 4A Ton Lime. RANSOM- HOME AND HOSPITAL, RANSOM, PA. Ton Fertiliser, 4-11-4. 11 Ton Fertiliser, l-lfJ-10.

I Ton Ilygrsd Llm. WEST MOUNTAIN HOSPITAL, SCRANTON. PA. 4 Ton Llm. Ton Fertlllxr, 4-10-10.

1300 Lba Fertiliser, 1-1-6 Prices to include delivery to Inctltu- tlona controlled by Lackawanna County Institutional District. Shipping Inctruo-tlonc to points designated will be fur-niched by Purchasing Department, Court Houee, Scranton, Penna. All bida muat be addressed to and In the hands of the underclgned not later than A. Tuesday, Marco sth. 1041.

The right to reject any ana an mac hereby reserved. LEO J. O'BOILB, Atteat: County Controller, MARTIN J. LANGAN, Deputy Controller. -FOB DESTINATION.

OBITUARY The funeral of Mrs. Mildred Pace, wife of Rav Pace. 740 Adams Ave nue, will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Snowdon Fu neral Home, 1810 Sanderson Avenue Interment, Forest Hill Cemetery. The funeral' of Mrs. Lillian Kury- loski.

wife of Walter Kuryloski. 410 Brook Street, will be held tomorrow afternoon 2:30 o'clock from the Strtuch Funeral Home. 602 Birch Street Interment, Dunmore Cem etery. The funeral of Miss Mary Ratch- ford, rear 736 Hemlock Street, will be held tomorrow mornins irom tne CusicK Funeral Home, 217 Jefferson Avenue, with a requiem mass at 9:30 o'clock in the Church of the Nativity. Interment, cathedral uem eterv.

Friends may can at me xunerai home from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 o'clock The funeral of Mrs. Martha Gard ner Dodd. Haiisteaa, iormeny oi Factorwille. will be held tomor row afternoon at 2 clock from the Colvin Funeral Home, Factoryville, Interment, Evergreen Cemetery, Factoryville. a The funeral oLMrs.

Anna Watkins, wife of George Watkins, 1414 Lafa- vette Street will be neia tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment, Dunmore Cemetery. The funeral of Robert J. Moore. 1708 Wayne Avenue, will be held tomorrow morning with a requiem mass at 9:30 o'clock in Holy Rosary Church.

Interment, Cathedral Cem etery. The funeral of George Youhas New York, formerly of Dunmore will be held tomorrow morning from the home of his mother, Mrs, Susan Youhas. 725 Throot Street, Dunmore, with a requiem mass at 9:30 o'clock in Ail saints- unurcn Interment, parish cemetery. The funeral of Matthew Flynn 222 Mill Street. Pittston.

formerly of Scranton, will be held tomorrow morning with a requiem mass at 10:15 o'clock in St. John the Evangelist Church, Pittston. Interment, Cathedral Cemetery. The funeral of Mrs. Mary Zwinak, Ansonia, formerly of North Scranton.

will be held tomorrow morning from the Klimatis Funeral Home. 1040 jvorin main Avenue with a requiem mass at 9:30 clock in St. Joseph's Lithuanian interment, parish cemetery. The funeral of Davis Lewis. 208 Cleveland Avenue, Endicott, N.

formerly. of this city, will be held tomorrow afternoon 2:30 o'clock from the home. Interment, Endicott Funeral irvlr-a fnr Mrs Msffffl Hoffman, Milwaukee, were held yes. terday afternoon at the cole neral Home. Clarks Summit, with Rev.

Beniamln Narbeth. Milwaukee Methodist Church, officiating. Pallbearers were wulord Kelsel. Charles Pallman, Abe Ace and Moses Ace. Flower carriers were Mrs.

Vera Sherman. Miss Eleanor Thomas, Miss Mary Keisel and Miss Gladys Ace. Interment was in Mil waukee cemetery. Rev. B.

C. Baer, Jackson Street Baptist Church, officiated at funeral services held yesterday afternoon for Mrs. Alice DeMuro in the family home, 335 Cherry Street Dunmore. Interment was In Forest Hill Cemetery. Casket bearers were Arthur Seifring, Joseph DeMuro, Nicholas DeAndrea, Gregory Beve-lnck.

Martin Nardozzo and Anthony EbolL r. With Rev. Ralph T. Haas, Hickory Street Presbyterian Church, in charge, funeral services were held last evening in the Williams Funeral Home. 715 Electric Street for Miss Ruth Owens.

1734 Madison Avenue, Dunmore. The body will be cre mated today in Maple Hin cem etery.T';;i:; y--- The funeral of Mrs. Mary Rupakus, 194 Charles Street, was held yesterday morning from the family home, Rev. Michael Valadka, Lithuanian National Church, officiated. Pallbearers were William, John, josepn and Amnony kupbkus, Hicn ard Quinlan and Carl Brink.

Inter, ment was in Abington Hills Ceme tery. THOiSFOULKESJOUirOF MTM EM, CMED If DHTH Thomas Foulkes, a former resident of North Scranton, died Monday night in the home of his son, James, 124 West Bennett Street Kingston, following an illness of five weeks. Mr. Foulkes had been employed by the Glen Alden Coal Company tor forty-five years, prior to his retirement fifteen years ago. He had made his home with his son In Kingston for the past twelve years.

He was a member of the Masonic Order and the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. In addition to his son, the deceased is survived by a daughter. Mrs. A. H.

Gabriel, Plymouth, and a granddaughter, Mary Foulkes. The funeral will be, held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the home of his son in Kingston. Rev. R. J.

Reese, Kingston, will officiate. Burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery. FOElERSCWOiyiES- Mrs. Elizabeth Loftus Duffy, a former resident of Bellevue, died Saturday In the family home in Brooklyn, N. Y.

She is survived by a daugh ter, Elizabeth; a sister, Mrs. Peter Joyce, Laurelton, L. I and two brothers, Thomas and Patrick, Brooklyn. The funeral was held Tuesday In Brooklyn. Burial was in St.

Johns Cemetery, Brooklyn. US. MARY CIJEIE, MOTHER OF 13, IS DEAD WIFE OF FASQUALE CARNE- VALE OF SOUTH IRV1NQ AVENUE FIVE SONS IN ARMED Mr. Mary Carnevale, fifty-seven, wife of Pasquale Carnevale, 1009 South Irving Avenue, snd mother of thirteen children, died this morn ing in tne Hahnemann Hospital following sn operation. -The deceased was born in Italy and had made her' home in South Scranton for the past forty-two years.

She was a communicant 01 St. Francis Church. In addition to her husband. Mrs. Carnevale leaves eight sons, Paul, at home; Carpenter's Mate (lc) Nicholas, Sampson, N.

recently returned from active duty; Andrew, Bridgeport, Joseph, Shelton, Conn.j SSgt Michael, in Germany; Frank; Dunmore; Carpenter's Mate (lc) Anthony, at sea; and beam an (lc) Patrick, in the Pacific; five daughters, Mrs. Eleanor Archer, Mrs. Mary Androski and Mrs. Catherine Maun, Scranton; Mrs. Loretta Moral.

Yonkers. N. and Mrs. Julia Colleran, Bridgeport; eighteen grandchildren; two brothers, An drew and John Lantolf, Scranton, and three sisters, Mrs. Peter Nish and Mrs.

Anna Guarinl. Scranton. and Mrs. Anna Nicastro, Dunmore. IS FATALLY HURT IN MINES JOHN W.

LOWE JR. FALLS FROM MINE CAR AND STRIKES HIS HEAD AGAINST RAIL AT TAYLOR. John W. Lowe 2009 Price Street, was fatally injured when he fell from a mine car and struck his head aaainst a rail while at work yesterday afternoon in the mine of the Moiiat coal company at rayior. Lowe wasi rushed to the Moses Taylor Hospital, but he was Pro nounced dead at Z.Z5 ociock upon admittance.

An autopsy was per formed by Dr. P. E. Kubasko, Lack awanna County coroner, who said the accident victim died of a hem orrhage in the cranial cavity. The son of John and Elizabeth pioneer Scranton residents, Mr.

Lowe was a native of this city and was educated in the schools here. He was a member of Embury Methodist Church and its Sunday bchooL Surviving are his wife. Eva: a son. kJohn; a Jean; his parents; two sisters, Mrs. Edith Moses and Mrs.

Elizabeth Pierce, both of Scran ton, and five brothers, Robert and Paul, both of Scranton; Staff Ser geant Alfred, in Italy; David, i member of the United States Navy serving in the Pacific, and Private First Class DanieL stationed in China. The funeral will be held from the home of Mrs. Lowe's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Dixon, 352 North Rebecca Avenue, at a time to be announced.

B. (4, DIES AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS Succumbs la Wayne Avenue Home Her Sister Funeral Services Will Be Held Friday. Death claimed Miss Margaret Williams, sixty-four, yesterday alter noon in the home of her sister, Mrs Charles Charles, 2113 Wayne Ave nue. after a brief illness. A native of Wales, Miss Williams was a daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs.

William P. Williams. She had made her home in Olyphant prior to moving to this city twenty-four years ago. The deceased was a member of the West Market Street Welsh Bap list Church. In addition to her sister, Miss Wil liams is survived by thee nieces, Miss Peggy Charles, at home; Mrs, Jonathan Davis.

Kingston, and Mrs LeRoy Jehu, Westford, Mass, and three neohews. Wendell and Wil liam Charles, this city, and Chief Warrant Officer William E. Williams, Trinidad. The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at 2 clock from the home, with Rev. Elias Jones, Olyphant Welsh BaDtist Church, officiating.

In terment Union Cemetery, Peckville IS. BESSIE mm, TAYLOR, OIES; FUNERAL TO EE SATURDAY Following an illness of six weeks, Mrs. Bessie Coombs, wife of Charles Coombs. 121 West High Street Tay lor, succumbed last night in the Taylor Hospital. iisurs vi v.u v.

Coombs was a daughter of the late Alfred and Varsina Hawkins Curl. She had lived in Taylor for the past forty-five years, and was a member of the Taylor Congregational Church and Taylor council no. 4. iaugn ten of America. Besides her husband, she is survived by three sons, Henry, Harold and Charles, Taylor, and three grand children.

The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the home. Interment Forest Home Ceme tery, Taylor. MRS. IIEIE L. CONRAD DIES; FUI.ERAL TQ EE HELD SATURDA Mrs.

"Minnie L. Conrad, widow of Charles J. Conrad, succumbed this morning in the home of her daugh ter. Mrs. Edna Fickus Barder, 1630 Clay Avenue, Dunmore, following lengthy illness.

She was a native of New-York City, had lived in Scranton for the past fifty years. In addition to Mrs. Barder, the deceased is survived by another daughter, Mrs. Esther C. Biglin, New York.

The funeral will be held Saturday morning at 11 o'clock from the Snowdon Funeral Home. 1810 San derson Avenue, Burial will be in Forest JJill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow night from 7 to o'clock and Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 clock. Card of Thank. Mr.

and Mrs. Dewey L. White and family of Blooming Grove, wish to extend their sincere thanks and appreciation: for the kindness and helpfulness of their neighbors ana friends who assisted them during their recent bereavement and misfortune. Adv. F28-U neil mm succois Neil Thompson, -412 Raymond Court, a porter and shoe shiner at the Lackawanna Railroad Station for many years, died yesterday in the State Hospital after an illness oi several weeks.

There are no immediate survivors. The funeral will be held tomor row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the Cusick Funeral Home, 217 Jef ferson Avenue. Rev. J. B.

Bran don. Pine: Street Baptist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at tht funeral Help Wantod Female S2 VV A I RE nffi a AND FOUNTAIN CLERKS Attractive, experioncea or -Ineiperlenced. Permanent poeitlon.

Telephone Head welter, Cresco 1711. or writ Box Buck Hill Fall. Fa. Workri now employed In aentlal ao- tlvltlc will not fonsldrn, WANTED Woman to aaslet with the ear oft children. Institutional poeitlon.

Call Mr, Bauer, 4-1217, between hour a a. m. to r. Jrt. WOMAN Wanted for diahwashlng.

Ap- ply In person. Overbrook Town Shop, gc rr. wasnington Ave. WOMAN WANTED help in repair department, fart or full tiro. Appiy French Cleaner.

14I Nay Ant Av. Tho In ussntlal work need not p- WtaMAN For general housework. May go bom eveninge or deep in ii pre- i ferred Smnil family, good wage Call 1-14(4 lav 1 A. M. and WOMEN Wanted Immediately to s-ist.

in our outald Spring advertising eanevalgn: full or part time; paid daily. Goldton Studios, 411 Sprue St Kssentlsl workara need not apply. Help Wanted Malt S3 ABOt it-It. Good pay, for ateadv light faotory work. Apply 14Z ca pouse Ave.

ALTERATION HANDS FOR WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S OAKMBNTB. WORKERS NOW EMPLOTED IN ES. 8ENTIAL ACTIVITIES WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED. WRITB BOX M-i, TIMES. CbIVers WaKVED StfeABT' INSIDE Din.

GARAGE. Ill ADAMS AVE. ESSEN TIAL WORKERS WEEP RELffiAMEa. EXPERIENCED Sawor and hlpr. Steady job, good pay.

Btata expen-npea Montlcello Lumbar Montloello, T. EXPERIENCED Siding and roofing alesman to Hand I canvasser Aiao man between 10 and ft year of ag a eanvaasar. Salary-and oommisin. Apply lilt N. Main Av between 1 nd P.

JANITOR WANTED til Adam At. Rent free. Nice living: quarter, can l-4o after 6. MAN WANTED Apply vanston cieanera. goo Hrooa pi.

MAN Wanted to work In wsrehou. Must have reUas. Apply Feiouc Gordon, Nortb sixtn at. MANAGER For Central City shoe repslr tore. Are SO-45.

starting aaiary weekly. Ability tak car of euv tomera essential. State age, xpri-nc and draft atatua. Writ Box N-l, Time. ayi-birtM trdrtb -COMl PANX wanu eaienman oeiween It and 40.

to can on retail roery Mna Rmfiliw mnA wlnlnltv. Ilnlendld opportunity for th right man. pay atralght celery and Mpencea, and fur-lh one-ton truck. Apply by letter vlvlffi all fiei.eaurT Inrnrmatlon ln 'eluding draft elaaalflcatlon. A.

Long, fit scrantnn ivationai nana stag, euo- lect to wire ncgiliilon. PRESSER WANTED APPly vanaton cieanara, xeo wrooK ft. REFRIGERATOR And radio aorvlo man with ear. Hardware aaiesmsn. Staurrlent of availability necessary- See Mr, Bnydar, 1-1 daily.

Scare, Ro buck at Co, RELIABLE Stock clerk, draft dfrrd. Stat ag ana xperlenc. writ nax L-T. Timea ftOUTRMAN WANTED For Providence Section. Prefercoiy a man living in that locality.

(If now employed In ntlal work, do not apply). Th Boa-ton Clenra and Sanderson at Were Ht. SALESMEN Full or part time, to enroll lndlTiduslc and families for pen nay i vanla'a fastect aelllng hocpltal axpenae plan. Every family needs thl low coat protection. Now la your opportunity to atabllah yourseil in a postwar poaiuoo ef reeponelblllty and high earning Experience not neceaaary.

Wa train yon. Rapid promotion. Writ Box K-, Tlmea. ary. Kxcellent enanc lor aavancerocne Apply Pann Hat 411 N.

Sixth Av. Tnna in eaeentiai innncrry neeo reireee. SHIPPING CLERK Would conalder man without eiperienc who writea legioie hand and ha sufficient education for position. Will consider man classed aa 4-F In draft, or with phyalcal handicap If able to do th work. Apply Collin Supply 4k Equipment.

Mil Mnneey Ave Truck bRtVftk w.nid. Apply Meconneu a seiectrio tenter, je Washington Ave, WANTED Pin boys. 14 yeaia of age. Sam'e Recreation. ill Lackawanna AT.

WANTED Construction engineer or grade roraman ror worx on sniiai rnntract Chance for permanent post war connection, If you ar th right man. Writ Hot M-J. Times. WANTRD Man drive llaht delivery truck, steady worn. Men in eseenumi Industry' need not apply.

McConnell in jv. waanington Ave. Male and Female. S4 S6M PlAlNWOK-Wanted. Kindly call Montroa 140, or apply ta.

managw. Montrose Inn. Montrose, pa. MAN OR WOMAN With ahoe-aelllng exDcrlence. to roanag new Trisngi hoe store, about to onen at 113 Nortb Main Av.

(rrovldtnc Section), Scran-ton. Pa. Apply Trlangl. next door to u. C.

Murpby store, anq iva aiaim. proviaenc. Situations Wanted Female li aTPERIEN'ClTf PIST Dlre Job 1 nlghta a week, Saturday aneTnoon. Writ Box M-S. Tim SKCRETART-ST ENOGRAPHKR Expo rlenred.

Capable of assuming reapon clblllty. Writ Box N-l. Ttroea FINANCIAL Bnginett Opportnnltlet STOCK AND FIXTURES Speck Spot, 401 Linden St. Monet Tt Loan 41 Toans" tTw6rk rs Ton Can Get a 1100 Loan If Yon Caa Pay Back $10.01 For 11 Month. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION Itb Floor, Scrsnton National feank Bldg.

.101 Nortn wacningioa v. Phon 4-113. 4th Floor, First Nation! Bank 1 107 Wyoming Phone LOANS lit to 1300 Soranton Finance Room 101, Brook Bldg corner Wsimlnatoii nd Sproce St Phnnmi LOANS Ud to 1300. Quick, confidential and courteous ervlc. Fl aano Co Connell Bldg.

Phon 1-1171 INSTRUCTION tnstitictioB Clatnet 4S ficRAW6iTcT5 fi SCHOOIS Ralph Weeks, president E. Beaver. Treasurer; v. nua mora, Bertry. Wanted Instruction 46 TUTOR To tench lip read Ing, evenlnxa Writ giving detail to Bog M-i, Bcranton Times LIVESTOCK Dogt, Cats, Other Fett 47 AVAILABLE Shepherda cocker cpan lelc, cow dog puppies and many other Humane unriptv, unen s-c.

STAN TBTNCH 1 LLa RA-BHlto For aale. i Writ Box 10, Wcverly, P. fWd vkLL-bred h6unD UpSC For al cheap. 107 Richter Ave. Fotttrt and Boppliet 41 BAf CHICKS New Hampahlr Straight lmoi cockerelc lOVio.

Writ Joseph Davie, LeRsysvllle. Pa. MERCHANDISE Artielet For Sale II FOLDING BABY CARRIAGE Rear ill Fig St. HEALTH LAMPS Just released, ultra violet and Infra-red rava Floor model 141.10. Nortbeaatern Radio til Adam Av.

Phone 0574. caliber repeating rid. Excellent condition, 113.10. Mill b- tween 4t30-i WARD SOB ETRUNK Llk new. Reasonable.

730 Alder St. Balldtng Materials IS COMBINATION1 STORM AND SCREEN DOORS Standard elKea. Wblppl' Lumber Tarda 041 Wyoming Bcranton. Phon 4.1117; Clark Sum mil 7 COMBINATION DOORS And atorm sash. All silica, t'hspin Lumber and Supply corner of Wood St.

and Diamond Ave. 3-116. Business and Office Equipment 54 oTrocKRY ANirFiiSDUCE sheEVeI (Wood), candy res, and lo-lb. Toledo scale. Jntiiilre 701 Adams Ave.

CnDER WOOD Yl'K RITE "For sal. Good Condition. Reaeonable. Phone 'i douiiLb iioOfaa cipeoity n. r- eonshle.

MoConnell's Seleetrl Center, 111 N. Wechlngton Ave. Col and Foel lA iiAG COAL For eele at 41 Aewell CL Phono HtU ost, Found 11 se i al knyc lost -y on Lackawanna nod Wellington At. Call PURSE Containing money lost on Lackawanna i loo storee or nr 8crnton li (Saturday afternoon by jrouni h'lne l-anil, Rswrd. eea Lot' 11 im old.

Brown- and, whit On mii on brown y. License TSJ. 441 th Av. Fhon 1-4711. vn Churoh Jeuup.

an hv by Identifying ayiKg tor ad. Call III firat I'a ATI ON BRACELET Lost in 1 Initial P. U. rhnnn a-mt4H. HOOK LOST No, 1.

Return Aiolin Belchik, B. Jfrmyo, laat week. Rwrd. Call j-ooso MINK NECKPIECE Lot i Ulob Stor and Lackawanna Saturday morning. can c-ms, AUTOMOTIVE A aVomobilr For Salt 6 3 -door edan.

flood- rubber. I onnditien. New Globe Radiator 4S Linden St. i.i vw'riirT-u RiniM k. Owner leaving lor eervloe.

Muet once, rail J-47I atter r. w. KOl.KTQood tlrea. Motor K. No reasonable of tor rfud.

1, fCKTTlEDAN Radio, heateri 1V ihc sedan, radio, neater; ivse ran-sedan; 131 Nah. rdtoi 134 nouth, A-l. ruber Auto 411 lug Ave. I AfKARD 120 4-door dan. 1 rubber.

A-l mechanical; eondl-Writ Box U-1, Time. -J Aoto Tree: for g1 It a i Votaral ton.wheelar true model, Kood rubber, and In flrat condittom Binworui xr, fii-fllo, N. Y. Telephone 1iTt. t-i iivvf 1 TBtlCK 1 li.ton: 111 a edn.

Can aeen at 114 cct after (I -rr a.1..,.. -YARD DUMP TRUCK Excellent condition. 101 Mark At. Wanted AntomotW IT t'OHTJSKD CARS Nealon Motor, 417 Pon'ar St. Phone 1-MM.

VEUNMENT 18 BNFORClNQ i 'cellar of need ear rtak fit. I If attempt to rt more than nin itHiu Rrfna iku ear hr. pay yon all th law allow, iptly, and la pot ah. Tha il have tot added aatlafaotlo o( WUI. will MUI.

nad and aold ta coin to wht ha ileal oeeo lor lour ai belp keep America' transport. (unotloniof. Phoa drop la oLKICK AOTOMOBIL CO. PRICli For your oar. lf 943.

Cub no checka Motor Ft- I3 Wyoming Scranton if CASH PRlCkl For ud eara. k. '14, ruber Ante 5 5 Wyoming At, pnon cm, "iiODKL CAR From privat owner. Wrlie Box M-11, Tlma I PARTI Would Ilk to buy "il Chevrolet or Plvmouth. Pea From privet owner.

-5Ci. M.KTHItRU V.m uiitkr" fiATfeV iv haven't any great need tor your 1 car there are defence worker would appreciate It. can m. ill give you th top ecah price. LD LI KE TO BUT Home "good I'hurnlmi Pnntiaea.

Ford or a BouUitra ear kuytr. Phon 1 a i uUiivvi t.iuiv wwuy 1 condition. prlc ae objMt. WrlU BUSINESS SERVICE vainest Serrlee Offered AY" Tin only Factory Author- Kale and Service Station In tbla 'Jory i the Nortbeaatern Radio inny, 131 Adam Avenua, ncraaton Screntnn S-1S77' UT, WATCH RPAIRtN(i-rSwla nos a anectaltv. All work tuaran i.

m. i. Conway, Dim Bank jBldg. r.e -zioo. i nnlng, Dyeing, Renovating VlG Invicibl mending holf-e, tear, burnav Chevalier it.

411 Select Bldg. i. KITE! MADE OUR BUSINESS Trenton Little Mending Shop, hone -3lt. 404 Connell Bldg. Iivlnr, Tracking.

Stortft t5 Si- AND STORAGIS Reaeonabl R. P. Bl.ckledge. (Oil Moneey pnone K. IT Do your own moving, i a truck and drlT It yourlf.

1-141. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Female lb KfKlt oaDabla of man it bualneea. Good referenoea. Writ Time. a I li woman anii ical nura wanted at one for 'ng bom.

Room and board, good Excellent pay. Apply B. H. hut, 1 Ardeley Road, Blpghamtou, v. h-nnnej-m.

ASH KK Wanted. U'(iy Union New Reetaurant, ft. W. station. Scranton.

Permanent poaiilon In mountain reenrt hotel. Telephone werd, Creeco 1711, or writ Box i Hill Fall, Pa. Worker now Dived In eaatlal aotlvlllea will not iviliNCED Bookkeeper to take me of office. Good salary, fin op "inlty. Write Fnx N-4, Time.

IKNCED WAITRESS WANTED. ATE HOME. GOOD WAGES, DALTON ll P. AC. i KRSK (HA nfi KS.

WAITRESSES Wntd Sew Delaware Restaurant 131 Laak- nn Ave. Bu girl alio. Tho la innuetry need not apply, OB WOMAN For steady hou.e k. Good horn, excellent- selary 1 Cluy Av Dunmor. 4-191.

"5a WOMAN For housework, aleep 'i or out; good wage, Apply 410 -t befor or than 4-1197 7 P. M. 7RWU.UN Wanted for ateady mework. Must gtay ovr dinner hour, 'V in or out Phon 4-iat morn or 1-3101 afternoona for appoint A for Mm, Carter. AND WOMEN PTK IKNCED AND LEARNBR9, POWER BBWINO MACHINES.

DAT OR PART TIME WORK, lUKS BLOUSES FACTORY, FOR I OF THE FOLLOWING SHIFTS: M. TO 11 f. 11:41 P. M. TO 5 P.

M. M. M. BTCRNSTEIN SONS, 11! PENN SCRANTON. QW EMPLOYED IN AN K9-TIAL INDUSTRY, STATEMENT AVAILABILITY REOUIRED.

'fXPKRIKNCKD Ol'EfiAToTio SINGLE AND DOUBLE NEEDLE WF.R MACHINES. SEWING PA IAS. ALSO GIRLS WILLING TQ M. CLEAN AND IDEAL WORK CONDITIONS NOW AND AFTER WAR. AVAILABILITY REGULATIONS OHSERVED.

PLT AT 8CRANTOW MFO. 1 POPLAR FIRST FLOOR, rt AR I. C. S. SCHOOL LiiV STORK CLERKS Wantei Apply Giant Marknta, 41 Nnrtb Sixth Ave, i.

WI VES Average II hourly spar. a showing Maisonette dreese to i 'i 1 1 Maisonette, King cton, Pa. iuVVOHKEU 1116 per month. Oen-. all 'round capabl olean worker family or 1 Writ giving age, ex-nc and referencea.

Barcow, 1101 7'h Brooklyn (. T. lOt iKKEEPER la a lumber com-v office. Muat axperlenced. State 'V ana roieroncea.

nepiy jaos s-e. I For learnera and expoM I machln operatora finisher. 'are. i Good working condition and in. Essential workers must have rCHESS UNDERWEAR CORP, OLD FORGE.

PA. 1' lilfi cXK AN ING WOMAN itcd. Apply Paramount Shoe Store, '-I'l Wyoming Ave. LI WOM A For light hou ihK, 2 adulta. Sleep In.

Good Telephone S-4734. WOM EN Exceptional opuurlunl ml hlfth earnlnga for a woman i i rnonnllty and sales ability to en intJivtUiial and famlllea for penn ''tin's fastest selllne' hosoltal ex i nlan. Experience not necessary in ymi. Write Box K-4. Tlmea ATloNALLT Advertised Avon in your own locality.

Open in Seisnton auburb. Writ Tiffins, I Full or part tlmel iMotic on grown-up' nd oh il i' Kxnertenc declrenli Apply st once. The A Ki Liny work, no I'S to s'art. Diamond drill, Av. NEVER EVEM ATE UNTIL HE 60T JOB' COBRA ANOTHER VUCK S0MEO2EDn0R SHOVED OFF OKI THE FlRM- All is not roses AND DAFFODILS AT THE BRANCH OFFICE THESE DAYS JACWS0r4VlLLE FLA REAL ESTATE FOB SALE Houses For Sale 14 COLFAX Ill 7 room, near Inquire after 1 Park.

P. M. HYDE PARK N. Sumner Ave. Decir able double.

Excellent condition. 1 room aodbath each aid, atoker beat. garage. Good location. It.OOO, NATIVITY River Bt.

Double, II room. 1 bath. All Improvement. Full lot. 14,000, Camln tt Co.

PiTTSTON AVE. Near Beech. Reduced to 15,600 Tor quick sale. Duplex, I ana 4 rooms, brrskfsst nook, fireplace, hardwood floor, ateam heat. Leitner, 534 Meple St, SNYDER 1010-13-14 1-Iamlly house block, II rooms, and bain, excellent Invectment.

good return, well built, good condition. Only $1,100. Henkelmcn, Brooks Bldg. van gorder- Ksal Estate. Phone 41714.

VINE 1311 Double, 14 rooms, all Improvementa, 1-car garage. Aged widow anxious to sell. See Maday. Spruce. Phone 3-4 BARGAINS GALORE FOR LUCKY PEOPLE $440 DOWN For a 10-room home with I oathe ana eteam neat at 1)1 vine $171 DOWN For a fin 4-family apart ment at 1703 1 enn corner Del war St.

130 DOWN For a duplex horn wllh i hatha ana ateam nat at naiiroao At. $100 DOWN For homes, at ,141 Gibson St. $20 DOWN For an l-room horn with new furnace at ill uaa nt. $lot DOWN For I nngle home at 1021 il w. ataraet bi.

$400 DOWN For a 1-famlly home at 701-01 aieaa corner s.im, uun more. $171 DOWN For tlngl horn at 1101 N. Irving Ave. $331 DOWN For a duplex horn at 711 Hutier Dunmore. $2n0 DOWN For a l-room bom at 421 First Ernon.

1200 DOWN For a l-room bom at 71 Main pacaviiie. 1200 DOWN For a l-room bom at 107 Charlee Tnroop. Monthly Payments, Ilk rent, Include Interest, psyment on principal, taxra and' Inauranee. CALL G. G.

REALTY COMPANY, Your Realtors." FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. DOUBLE HODSE 1 rooms on each id, all modern Improvements; new 1-rar concrete garage, overhead doora. Hi ll? N. Hyde Park Ave. Inquire Gar field Green.

110 Main Ave. FREERENT For th buyer it tb Income paying off the balance: FIFTEENTH 430-1S Double. Rent Income 170 monthly, only ll.ioo. HARRISON 101-01 2 large don hies. Front double bag ii rooma, baths, 2.

ateam heatera. Rear double haa 12 rooma. I baths. 1 heatera DRINKER 111 Duplex, Jt rooma, I baths, I heaters. $4,100.

Easy terms. GROVE 101 -1-01 Corner Quincy. Double and bungalow. Only lor both. PALUMBO, REALTORS.

PHONE 1-031, INVEST IN CENTRAL CITY REAL ES TO 'Sol ertles for sale. Bid Davldow, Davldow TO SETTLE ESTATE Will aell reason able. Single bonae, acre of land. Single and four-family apartment Store and apartment Cell I-J5M. SINGLE STUCCO House, garage, liar wood floors, tile batn, ateam neat Call 1-2310, mornlnga aad evenlnga Home Financing 65 A iRk Y6U BUYING ONE OF THESE HOMES If eo eee Uc first about Fl aanclng.

Interact, principal, taxea and Ineuranr Included In montniy pay ment Flrat Federal Saving and Lean Aaaoclatlon, 111 Adam Scrantoa Suburban For Sale 7 PoTT SALE l-room houee. Cheap to quick buyer. Inquire Dickson City, Pa, 101 Price Bt, HOUSE AND LOT In the Village of Bprlngvllie, Fa. (near Montrose) wltn one acre of land. Very cheap.

Good water and cloce to school and church Very desirable town to live la. Inquire, Mrs. Lee Bullock. 114 ACRES Oiflevel land improved with small orchard and chicken coopa as well a up-to-date eemi-bUngalow with six rooms, bath and steam heat new J-M abteatos aiding, i A comfort abla exlstsnce on th aide from fruit, berrlee and chickens for aa energetic man. Owner aelllng only becauee of Illness.

Cell for detail. REALTY REALTORS 1017 Flrat National Bank. Phone 4-1141 Wanted Real Estate 69' HOME WANTED Large single TTiTl Section preferred; must reaconeble. At least four ncflrooma, nil 4-1761. NEED 100 city homes, auburban homes and fsrme.

Have ready buyers. He Maday. th Polish Real Estate and Farm Agency, 424 ft Spruce St Fhon 1-34. WANTED I or 7 room elngl in Hill or Green Ridge Section. Cell i-ll.

WANTED TO BUY A modern bungalow or a duplex with I rooma on let floor, between Watson and Dartmouth St Writ Bog -10, Tlmea LEGAL Legal Netieea 91 STATE OF BEATRICE Mac Bean, lat of Soranton. deceased Debtors will mak payment and eredltora present clatma to Robert James Mao Bean, Executor, at 101 Meara Building, Bcranton I. Fsnnsylvsnla. D. H.

JENKINS, Attorney For Estate IN RE: ESTATE OF WILLIAM IT Delsnsy. Debtor make payment and creditors present claims to Harriet Christian, Administratrix, 104 First Na tlonal Bank Building, Scranton Pena aylvania, JAMES W. SCANLON, Attorney. IN RE; ESTATE OF VINCENT CAD" dan, also known aa William Vincent Cadden. Deceased.

Debtors msk payment and creditors present elalme to Donald cadden. Ad mlnletrator, 111 Meara Scrantoa. Pa. MAURICE CUMMINGS, Attorney For Estate IN RE: ESTATE OF HARRY M. WAR ren.

deceased, late of Bcranton. Larka wanna County, Pennsylvania. Letters Testamentary having been granted, debt ora will mak paymjrht and eredltora pre-sent claim to Flora, M. Warren, Eiecu trlx, 131 Taylor Avenue, Bcranton, Pa. J.

OLIVER. FRANKLIN M. OELDER, Attorney for IN HE: ESTATE OF EMMA B. DUDLEY. Deceased, late of Scranton, Letter Testamentary having bee IT granted to th undersigned, debtors will make payment and creditor present claim to Robert Fleh and Theodore Shotto, Exeoutora 1431 ctdar soranton.

i'a. LEIGH M. MORS. Attorney PETITION FOR CHANGE OF NAME Notice la hereby given that Walter Gaborla haa petitioned the Court of Common Plena of Lackawanna County, to No. 710, January Term, 145, for a da cree changing hla nam to Walter Hrishe, and the Court haa fixed March II, 1141, at 1:10 o'clock A.

at the Court Houee. Soranton, fa, aa the time for hesrin thron. I JAMES D. STONE, Attorney. A PAGE OF Rip -roaring.

Rlpe-oppor Itnaitjs, jAecqca-oreagaog fc.ouna.uj. I THE MERCHANDISE Hongehold Goods. 59 BARGAIN Beautiful ruga in leaf pal tern with fringe. $13.7. Capitol Floor Shop, 111 Penn Av next to Canltnl Theatre ALL KINDS Of uced tov, 10 up.

Blggect stock in town, ne us oeiore you buy. Glaon Broa. Ill W. Lack- swMnm Ave. I-BEfTRSUK 6R 6UB'U6NKif- Stop In and so our genuine iniato linoleum.

Beautifully dignd, $1.11 q. cemented to your floor fre. .01 AL RUG LINOLEUM COMPANY. 131 ADAMS AVE. BEAUTIFUL till-Chines rug, Persian throwrugs.

Excellent condition, renn Furnltur House, 114 Lackawanna At. BLACK ROYAL BRIDE Kitchen tove, new grates, tit. Phone oiypnant CLEARANCE SALE! Oa shades, curtains, yard good, rem-oanta at half prlca; flannela, percale; ttuns in matartala greatly reduced. For bargain galor go to th Wonder Stor. 404 Lackawanna Ave.

COCOA DOOR MATS Mad In "India." Special 11.11. Capitol Floor enop, sic Penn next to capttoi Tneater, Capitol COMBINATION RANGES Large 4 and 4 prawar design, cabinet baa, high plat ehelf, automatic lighter. New gaa rangea, 141.10 up. SCRANTON 8TOVH REPAIR lit PENN AVE. CONGGLEUM RUGS fill.

Heaviest mada. 14.1. Slight impnnta. uapitoi Floor Shop, tit Pna Av. (Nxt rnlrol Theatret fclCKSON COAL AND COMBINATION RANGES, BRAND NEW.

ALU WHITS. OLEASON BROS, 111 WEST LACK- A WANNA AVR KTf Pf ir wiNt6w' skAbta 33o. We carry window shades np to tt in. low est piie in town, wapuoi a toor onop, CIS, Ae ELECTRIC oEWWa MACttthiE Radio, cedar cheat, cnina eioeeu jeu croon Atre FURNACESSTEAM B6irERS AH ltA aarrlsd In. atock.

Water boilers. watr pip, soil pip. For yoar plumbing nd hatlng needc SCRANTON STOVE REPAIR CO, 111 penn aviy. HEAVY" RUG PA DH 1x12, cpeclal, 11.11 Capitol Floor enop, xit renn avc (Next to Capttoi Theatre). Open v' Filnavgi InIsER SPRING Living room suite, 1 pieces, 1 red.

1 blue, inc. penn tur nltnre Houee. 114 Lackawanna Are. TJXKGE STOCK Of new whU Dickson coal-gas tova Tak ii montns to pay All -ytnAm naert etAVea. 110 II n.

OAL-MAC. ttS PENN AVE. M'tSbfctfNlW'TffiR1" KITliEN With Red Marblelaed Linoleum tor counter top Com plat Wltn matai ana cement Capitol Floor, anop, ii rna Next to Capitol Theatre), OAK LIVING. ROOM TABLE rleesonanie. Phone 1-7741 SPEiNAL 4-roai and 4-gaa, dual oven, 1174.10 while they last McConnU'e Selectrlo Cntr, lit N.

Washington Av. PRIVATE SALE Glob Wernicke ma hosenv aeetlonal bookcaaesi otner ar ttclea For appointment writ Box M-4, Tlmea. ROYAL KITCHEN STOVE White and arav enemel: radio: amall cabinet Tlc trola; kitchen eet; rug 13x10; crib and mall cheat drawera; bthlntte; triple) mirror; 4 clothe trees: reed carriage; china elocet; dining room ulte; l-ctlonl bookcaaec; other artlclea tot Main Peckvllle, after I P. M. 811 LAMPS We have Juat received shipment of Spertl Inradlation lamp combining uitra-vioiei ana inira-rca.

These lamp ar of modern construe Mian, esailv adiusted. smart appear ance. Low price of 141.10. Electrical rienartment. Globe Store.

TEN ETIAN BLIN DS Custom built, dl reel from factory uraer now lor nmmev Meltverr. Max Roth. 0701, WE BUY Sell and repair era. ctovee and Heamfli Barton's, 437 Wyoming At. Mill.

W'HltB OAS RANGE I it Coal and Oas Rang 11410 Cabinet Sink I 7t.lt 4-ccn Milk Cooler .1331.01 Larg Electric Refrigerator. THE GLOBE STORE, HI WYOMING AVE. fCHEN COAL RANGE Green and bnft anamel, In tirct class condition, 3I; range. In first else condition, $15. Phon Scranton or call at 131 fnlfas Scranton.

room auite. cedent condition, $130. Call I-II70 for ppolntment. t-PIECE -American walnut dining room auite, buffet, china closet, equere table server and I chairs. Price $71.

Call 1-3143 after I P. M. OAK Dining room. A-l condition. Phon 1-3HI4.

SewlBg Machines HA ALL" alAKES Sewing machines and "Sweepers repaired, bought and aold. J. J. HealeTJ04l Monro At. Phon 3-051) or 4-174 HIGHEST CASH PRICES Paid for aew- Ina machtnea.

treadle or electric (Sing ar only) Singer Bawlng Machine Co (Our new location), in N. waanint "ton At. Phon 1-1101. Refrigeration Supplies I9B BEAUTIFUL Electric refrigerator. Ben ador.

Ilka new, sultsble for (tor or beer garden! reaeonable. 401 Linden 8L Phon 1-1717. Jewelry, Watches, Diamonds 69 DIAMONDS Bought, cold reset No mounting Setting repaired and tightened whll a wilt Guaranteed watcb repairing Cronln laberwood. 304 Coal Exchange Bldg Phone 4-3344 DIAMONDS Hought. cold reset.

We buy eld gold. Oscar Koho, 401 Spruce St Phon 11113 Magical Merchandise 63 A. RECORD CHANGER Plays through radio. II albums classical records, aimoet new, $130. 2010 North Washington after 7 P.

M. Radio Radio Service ALL MAKES Of radloa repaired. 62A "ETtT mat. call for large Ued radio for al. Radio 704 North Washington Ave.

4-170. RADIO AND LECTRONICS Prompt service. Will, call for and tUvr. Dial 4171 101 Gilbert SL Wearing Apparel 65 SOT'S TfTOiTsEltrraSoat, raincoat, 14 year old; dresses, coat, to II. Call I-S903 after 4:30.

LAD YS BLACK CLOTH COAT-r Silver fox collar, alia 40. Thnne 4-6358. LADTS MUHKHT'TCOAT Good condl- tloni 3 dresses, like new, also 14, Rea soniihle Phone S-3B31. TUXEDO Morning and full dress suits. Man' black overcoat, all 11-40.

1-1411. Wanted To Bny 66 A BETTER PRICE Paid for bisque, china, furnltur. kerosene lamps, glace. 13Q0 Mrrti st. A Bio CASH.

UP TO $10 FOR MEN'S Uced suits, fur coats, etc. Phon Mr. PavtiVJ-OJ, fromS-(l P. M. ICCOHCTON AN5 Wanted.

State prloo. Bos G-l. Time CAatI For your stove, refrigerator, washer, ateem boiler e. turner and radiators. Gleasoa Sroa, 111 West Lackawanna Av.

Antnony DePietro, Sanderson Street Throoo. was killed when crushed beneath a qua nit of sand stone released by the fall, of roof, and some time elapsed before the derbis was removed and his body uncovered. His body was badly crushed and his skull was fractured. cataido Scarlato. fifty-five, 208 Dunmore Street, Throop, who was working with DePietro, suffered fractured, skull, fractures of both legs and injuries of the face and neck.

He was removed to the Mirl.vnw Hospital where he died at 1:20 o'clock yesterday afternoon. ine body of Mr. DePietro has been removed to the home of his brother, Nichola, 109 South Valley Avenue, Throop. He is survived by his wife. Hosm; hfs mother, in Italy; two sis-tera.

Michela and Felice, hnth in Italy; and two brothers, Nichola, Throop, and Rocco, Olyphant n-ii. J. 1 mncrai win oe neia jrriday morning from his brother's home at 9 o'clock, with mass in St Bridget's Church st 9:30. Interment will be in Mount Carmel Cemetery, Dunmore. Mr.

Scarlato was a member of St. Anthony's Church, Dunmore. His wife, Grace; two sons in the armed forces. Lieut. Joserh Scarlatn.

in Texas, apd PFC Anthony Scarlato, in England; and two daughters, Mrs. Thomas Salvatore, Philadelphia, and mi-, uardner, xnroop, survive. The Scarato funeral will ha field Saturday morning with a requiem mass at 9:30 o'clock in St Bridget's Church, Throop. Interment will be in Mount Carmel Cemetery, Dunmore, IRS. ALBERTA ARNER, 73, DIES; FORIR RESIDENT OF T0r Faneral Services Will Be Conducted Tomorrow Afternoon In Wilkes- Barre Funeral Home, Mrs.

Alberta Arner. seventy-three. a former resident of this city, succumbed Monday night in the Nan-ticoke State Hospital after a lengthy niness. one was me widow oi Thomas Arner, who conducted a greenhouse on Grandview Street for many The deceased was born in Vilkfs. Barre, and had made her home in this city lot fifty years, prior to returning to Wilkes-Barre several months ago to make her home with a cousin, Mrs.

George Hofmeister, 210 Samborune Street, that city. Mrs. Arner nusDana oiea in 1939. She is survived by her cousin, Mrs. Hofmeister, and several nieces and nephews.

The funeral will be held tomor. row afternoon at 2 o'clock from the snowoon Funeral Home, 64 North Franklin Street. Wilkes-Barre. with 2a MERCHANDISE WantedTo Buy 66 CASH For old-style desk, cheats, cup boards, bora nair aoraa ana cnaira china, glaea, oil lamps, curio cablneu and antlquea of every description. Highest prices will paid by out-of-town dealer.

Will call anywhar. Write Box K-7. Tlmea. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR And washing machine. New or usea.

uau 1-1444 between I A. M. and 0 P. FARMERS AND EGG PRODUCERS Bring your egga In. Colling price paid.

Fairmont Creamery 110 West Linden St. FARMERS AND EGG COLLECTORS pay hlgbeat prices for egga. to Cudahy Packing 411 Sixth Av. JUNK CARS And truck, wnsher. tlrea crap Iron and rage, Kovatcn, ixv Gibson SL 3-4370.

OBOE Must be conservatory eyctem, French make. Pleaee call Jermyn Hotel, R. 133. 11 A. Mu to 3 only.

Aleo warnrone trnna neeneo. SCRAP PAPER All kind crap and acrap paper. Hlgneat prices paid. Kaufman'a Scrap Yard, Monaey Ave. and Poplar Bt.

Open Sunday 'til 1 P. M. Buy war honda and atsmps, SPOT CASH Hlgheat price paid (or old jewelry, gold, gold plate, eilver. diamond and watchea E. Rottmaa, 411 Sprue near Strand Theatre WANTED: PIANO Apartment six prererrea.

Call 3-1413. WANTED 31 restaurant or dining room chair. Jack uooawin, ill a. Main Ave. 1-374.

WANTED $30 SINGER SEWING MACHINES $10 AN I ajitunww, WRITE 8. 8. SEWING MACHINE 101 B. WASHINGTON A VIC. PHONE DAY OR NIGHT.

1311. WANTED Jig. band, tablo caw. Bos WOI lathe. drlllpr.

Writ E-e. Times WB WILL PAT Higher cash prices for all klnda or ld gold, urennen, tsaia den A Kltselman. 141 Adam At. WILL BUY All second-hand electrical appliances. McConnoll Seleetrl Center, 111 N.

Wachlngton Ave, ROOMS AND BOARD Rooms With Board 67 CONVALESCING HOME For aged peo ple. Chroma ana semi-invauas. urnau-ate nurcea car. 1-1771. Rooms, Without Board 68 GREEN RIDGE 3d floor bedroom, llv- lnr room, atudio apartment.

Drivat atrtxnr bua line. Coxy for business person. Reference, 1-IH40. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Apartments and Flats 74 ADAMS lot large, light room nd bath; heat and not water, Id floor. 133 May 1.

Phon 1931. ARTHUR 3111 room, til bath, bower, Keivxinstor refrigerator, beat and hot water; also i rooms, rear. ASH STTTtlO 3 -room apartment. Steam heat, hot water furnished. Ill with electricity.

$21 without. Phon 1-114. CENTRAL Cosy 1 room apartment. Juit decorated. Ready lor inspection, Writ Rnx J-t.

Time. CLAY 4301 room, city heat, hot water, til batn and anower, porch For appointment call 1-4717 after 4 P. M. Adulta preferred. 131-131 i rooma an bath, city eteam, hot water, garage.

Bent reasonable. MONROE 447 l-room apartment Bath, first floor, city steam. 4B4I. Phon MULBERRY 131 7-room apart ment; cultable for-roomer: city heat furnished. Inquire-Jo.

Wolf Son. LNE ST, 413 4 room, bath, newly re novated, all Improvement, furnished or unfurnished. Phon 4-S107 fter 1 P. WHEELER' lit April 1. attrao tlv Id floor apartment, heat and hot water, Adulta preferred.

Phon 12. ROOMS All Iniprovementa Id floor. til Greco Rldg St. Heat turnlched. t4 i ROOMS Prival bath; alco hotuekeep.

Ing room. Call betweea P. 30 Madison Ave. MlOOM A PaStSTENT All Improve nients, beat furnlcued. Rent 136 monthly.

I block from West Sid Bank. Genovese, 1-8 Roblncon St. Furnished Apartments For Rent 74A main AVK JV3 I room, rurnianeo. Private bath. Steam heat, hot water.

Pnrrhes. 4-334. WASHINGTON 3010 3d floor. 1 rooms, kitchenette and bath, electric refrigerator. Inquire between 1:30 Tuesday, Wednesday and Thur day.

Houses for Kent 11 flTTX "WvFlON Half ilnubla house. stoker heat. Conveniently located to bua and streetcar llnea Available Anrl 1st. 41 Clay Ave, MONROE REAR, 130 Single houee. Rent reduced for Janitor work for front houee.

Inquire 111 Monroe or call 3-7373 PRICE 1019 One l-room houee Partly Improved, 111. One S-room cln gie, partly Improved, $11. Trager Mfg. CO. RICHMONT 120 4 room bungalow All Improvementa.

Reaeonable. Suit able for 1 or I people VINE 1331 One-half double houee, I rooms, all Improvementa Reaeonable rent Phone 1-302 7-KOOM Newly decorated home In good residential location. Rent lit. Call AG. Realty 4-414 Wanted To Rent II COUPLE AND INFAWT Desir nice or I room apartment.

Hill Section, Rent 150-140. Phone Jerry, 1-3214. DESIRABLE I ROOMS Half double single Steam heat, all improvementa West Hide preferred. Phone -427. FWeROOM APARTMENT Modern Im provementa; beat furnished.

Green Rldg Section, Phone 8413. WANTED Five-room apartment, aecond floor: heat and In Green Ridge, hot water furnished, for May lit Writ Box M-I, Tlmea. WANTED 1 or 4 room apartment, all Improvement. Weat Sid or South nine, vy run rins w-i, imes. WAN'rtiD tfMALL h6uSE OH apart" ment In Clarke Green or Summit Maj Hide.

Write Box M-l Tlmea May 1st. Improvement. writ Box n-1, vl ANTED Dry storaa room on ground 4 floor, or vacant room In apartment, to store clean merchandise. In vicinity of 800 block Prearott Av. Write Box N-4.

Tlmea. 4-ROOM APARTMENT Heat furnished. 11 im I nee couple, Phone l-ROOM APARTMENT W'eet SlJle, April i 1st. All Improvements, adults. Writs Box L-H, Times 4 OR i ROOMS By 'youiig married cou-ple: No children.

May 1st or earlier. Phone 4-RI02. eOR I ROOM APARTMENT Or house. all Improvements, April or May lat. OreenJtHlge 1'none 3-1421.

cROOM Apartment or single house, modem conveniences, porch, yard. Hill Section preferable. Call 4-8571. IR SIX P.66MS let floor apartment 'or alnglg home, with all Improvementa. In Nativity or Green Rldg.

May 1. Cell 4-IS20. READ AND PROFIT Through th Counties Offers -AsT pearl eg iiar Dally. i I Rev. Leo S.

Starner, Green Ridge Pentecostal Church, officiating. Interment Hollenback Cemetery, Wilkes-Barre. Friends may call at the funeral home tonight MRS. EMILY HAYCOCK, 76, DIES A SHORT ILLNESS Mrs. Emily Havcock.

geventv.nlv. 503 Dean Street died this morning in the Hahnemann Hospital, She had oeen in a snort time. The deceased was born in England. and had lived in Paterson, N. before moving here a year ago.

Two sons, Alfred, Scranton, and Thomas, Paterson; two sisters, Mrs. Anna Doydell and Mrs. L. Bailey, Paterson; three grandchildren and one greatgrandchild survive. The funeral will be held Fr day at Paterson with burial in that city.

L. BRUCE S1TH IS TAKEN BY DEATH 111 DEACOil STREET HOi'iE L. Bruce Smith, chief order clerk for J. H. Brooks died ves- terday in the family home, 603 Dea con Mreet, He was a native of this city and was a deacon of the Green Ridge Presbyterian Church and a i committeeman of Boy Scouts Troop No.

7 of that church. Mr. Smith is survived by his wife, Florence; a son, Ronald his Mr. and Mrs. Leon D.

Smith, and two brothers, Stuart Smith, and SSgt. G. Dick Smith, who was reported missing in France two months ago. The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from 427 Madison Avenue. Rev.

Brewer L. Burnett Green Ridge Presbyterian Church, will officiate. Additional obituary win be found on Pago home after morning. 10 o'clock tomgrrow.