Twenty-four WILKES-BARRE RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1938 T. Williams, Organist, Dies Associated With Trust Department of Miners National Bank Ellsworth T. Williams, 45, of 69 Second Avenue, Kingston, an employe of trust department of Miners National Bank, died yesterday morning shortly after 5 in Wyoming Valley Homeopathic Hospital. Stricken ill a week ago, Mr. Williams who had been Wyoming Baptist Church organist for the last 10 years, went to the hospital where he underwent two operations in the week.
Mr. Williams was born at Pittaton, the son of Prof. Thomas R. and Margaret Martin Williams. He lived Boston for several years while a boy but resided the greater part of his life in the Pittston section.
He has been living Kingston for the last 10 years. his employment in Miners Bank, he was employed at the State DeState Department of Banking in the Liberty Bank Building, North Main Street, city. A talented musician, Mr. Williams in addition to being organist for the Wyoming Church, was pianist for Alexander Quartet of this His father once served as of music department in Pittston Schools. Mr.
Williams was a member of Pittston Baptist Church; Valley Forge, F. and A. Pittston Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, and Irem Temple. Survivors are his widow, the former Elva Mae Chambers; two children, Shirley Seth; a sister, Mrs. Harry Pethick, Kingston; a brother, Robert Williams, city, and his step-mother, Mrs.
Thomas R. Williams, West Pittston, He was a nephew of Joseph Bank of the Bank's Construction Company. The funeral will be held from the home of his brother-in-law, Harry G. Pethick, 29 First Avenue, Kingston, Friday afternoon at 2:30. S.
C. Rogers, Aged 64, Dies Retired Mine Official Was Janitor of Sugar Notch Church Stephen C. Rogers, 64, retired machiniet and pump runner at the Sugar Notch Colliery of the Lehigh Valley Coal Company, died at 8 yesterday morning at his home, 301 Broadway Avenue, Sugar Notch, Mr. Rogers was born in Plains Malvina Rogers, early settlers of Township the son of Lawrence and that section. In 1902 he went to work in the soft coal mines near Pittsburgh where he later became aseistant superintendent of the Cosgrove Returning Coal to this Company.
section in 1934 he lived at Warrior Run until three ago. Recently he had been years employed as janitor of St. Charles's Church, Sugar Notch. Mr. Rogers was widely known in the Sugar Notch and Warrior Run area.
Charles's He was Church, a Holy member Name not St. Society and was an active member of St. Aloysiue's Cadets. Surviving are his wife and three children, James of Hanover Townchip, home; and four Cornelius and Leona, John both of Forty Fort; Lawrence of Cleveland. and William and Leonard, and three sisters, Mrs.
Fred, Beck, Mre. Theresa Beck and Raymond Kline, all of Hastings, where most of the familv settled in 1902. The funeral will be held Friday morning from the home at 9 with a solemn requiem mass at 9:30 in St. Charles's Church. Interment in St.
Charles's Cemetery. Daniel V. Carichner, Rail Engineer, Dies Daniel V. Carichner, 74, retired Pennsylvania Railroad engineer and honor roll man of that railroad, died Monday night at his home, 18 North Mill Street, West Nantico*ke: Mr. Carichner was born in Newport Center, the son of the late Leviah and Sara Carichner, on July 23, 1863, and lived in Wyoming Valley his entire life.
He was member of West Nantico*ke M. E. Church, Moose Lodge Sunbury, Jr. 0. U.
A. of WilkesBarre and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. "Old Dan" was affectionately called by railroadmen entered the service of Pennsylvania Railroad on its Sunbury Division as a brakeman in 1884. Soon after he became a fireman and on December 1, 1891, was promoted to engineer. For 45 years, two months and 16 days Mr.
Carichner railroaded without once missing a call or reporting late for duty. Surviving are his wife, Marion and these children: Samuel, Pittston: Charles, Scranton; Mrs. Henry Kieft, Detroit; Ralph, Jackson; Arthur of Lehman; Keziah, Philadelphia; Mrs. George Hamilton, Shickshinny; Mrs. Charles O.
Steiner, Philadelphia; a brother, Grant Carichner, Pittston; a sister, Mrs 16 John Partington, Plvmouth; grandchildren and three, great grandchildren. The funeral will be held from the home Thursday at 1:30 with servIces at 2 in West Nantico*ke Methodist Church, Rev. Clarence Andrews officiating. Interment in Edge Hill Cemetery. James W.
Robinson, Rail Conductor, Dies James W. Robinson, 59, North Sumner Avenue, Scranton, dropped dead early yesterday morning while on his way home after completing a run as conductor on the Lackawanna Railroad from New York to Scranton. Death was caused by a hemorrhage. Mr. Robinson was born in England and had lived in Lackawanna County since a boy.
He was A member of Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Simpson Methodist Episconal Church. Surviving are his wife and two children. William and Bernice: two atensons. Albert Morgan of WashInston and Morgan of Scrantons and a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers of Wilkes-Barre.
J. B. Fassett, Banker, Dies Descendant of Old Wyoming County Family Was Civic Leader John Benton Fassett, 71, founder of the Citizens' National Bank and one of the most prominent business men and leaders in Wyoming County, at 8 yesterday morncivic, ing at his home, 25 West Tioga Street, Tunkhannock, following heart attack. Mr. Fassett was born in Scottsville, Wyoming County, December 19, 1867, the son of Josiah Fassett whose family settled in that section in 1795.
His grandfather, Major John Fassett was the first postmaster of Scottsville. On February 26, 1902, he married Margaret Torrey of Scranton, Besides his widow he is survived by a son Alvah; a daughter, Mrs. Jessie Davenport and four grandchildren, Barbara and John Benton and Margaret Jane Fassett and Malcolm Arthur Davenport, The funeral will be held from his late West Tioga Street, Thursday afternoon at 2:30, Rev. F. W.
Church, his pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Sunnyside Cemetery at Tunkhannock. Mr. Fassett came to Tunkhannock as cashier of the Wyoming Bank in 1894. In 1902 he founded the Citizens' National Bank and was made president which position he held at his death.
He was president of Brown and Fassett feed Mill, a director in the Scranton Life Insurance Company, trustee of Pittston Hospital, a member of the official board of Tunkhannock Methodist Episcopal Church, a blue Mi lodge Mason and a member of Shrine, Irem Temple, WilkesBarre. Before coming to Tunkhannock he had been associated with his father in the lumber business and at Mehoopany. He was graduated from Wyoming Seminary in 1887. OBITUARY MRS. LAURA YOUNG Mrs.
Laura Young 38, wife of Ralph Young, formerly of Alden, died yesterday morning at 10:30 at the family home, Dunellen, N. after four weeks' illness. Deceased was born and reared in Nantico*ke and was the former Miss Laura Hutchinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hutchinson, 277 West Main Street, Nantico*ke.
She lived for sometime in Alden and took up her residence with her husband at Dunellen about six weeks ago. Surviving are her husband, two daughters, Doris, a member of this year's graduating class of Nantico*ke High School, and Grace; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hutchinson, Nantico*ke; brothers and sisters, Alvin, Nantico*ke; Darius, Nantico*ke; Alma, WilkesBarre; Mrs. Edith Termarko, Newark, N.
J. The body will be brought to the home of her parents from where the funeral will be held. MRS. EMIL EDELHOFF Mrs. Emil Edelhoff, rear 47 Hughes Street, Luzerne, died at Nesbitt Memorial Hospital yesterday morning following several weeks' illness.
She was born in Germany and came to this country 45 years ago. Surviving are her husband and these children, Mrs. Harry Stoneham, Courtdale; Mrs. Anna Fitten, Luzerne; Mrs. Fred Deszio, Brooklyn, N.
Mrs. James Sisk, Elizabeth, N. Harry at home. She also leaves several grandchildren. The funeral will be held from the Betz Funeral Home, 568 Bennett Street, Luzerne, Thursday morning at 8:30 with a requiem mass at 9.
in Sacred Heart Church. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery. JOSEPH H. FRANKS Joseph Harold Franks, 4, died yesterday at the home of his parMr. and Mrs.
Joseph Franks, 34 Dickerson Street, Laurel Run, following an illness of pneumonia. Surviving are his parents and a brother, Carl. The funeral will be held from the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Franks, Northampton Street, Laurel Run, Thursday afternoon at 2.
Interment will be in Oaklawn Cemetery. FUNERALS Alpaugh, Mary Covert, Ida M. Dooley, Anna Eicke, Frederick Grout, Richard Gronsky, Anna Gotlieb, Paul Kline, Anna Luksic, John McDonough, Mrs. Myers, William 0'Rourke, Mary Ortutai, George Polansek, Frank Piczhetti, Nagareno Rulka, Wanda Stull, Alvin Sinkiewicz Williams, Charles. Jane Alpaugh from home of Peter, rear 62 Broad Street, Pittston, Wednesday 2:30.
Rev. A. L. Prynn. Pittston Cemetery.
Mrs. Ida M. Covert from home of daughter, Mrs. Jesse Hunter, Hunlock Creek, Thursday 2. Rev.
0. R. Williams. Ceasetown Cemetery. Miss Anna Dooley from home of brother, Thomas, 142 Burke Street, Plains, Thursday 9.
Requiem mass 9:30 Sacred Heart Church. Parish cemetery. Frederick Eicke from 66 Sambourne Street, Wednesday 2. Forty Fort Cemetery. Richard Grout, from Main Road, West Nantico*ke, Wednesday 10.
Requiem mass 10:30 St. Vincent's Church. St. Francis's Cemetery, Nantico*ke. Mrs.
Anna Lipski Gronsky from 557 Garfield Street, Edwardsville, Wednesday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 St. Hedwig's Church. Parish cemetery. Paul Gotlieb from 220 Bowman Street, Wednesday 8:30.
Requiem mass 9 St. Mary's Polish Church, Park Avenue. Parish cemetery. Anna E. Kline from 294 Barney Street, Wednesday 9.
Requiem mass 9:30 St. Aloysius's Church. St. Mary's Cemetery. John Luksic from 45 East South Street, Friday 9:30.
Requiem mass 10 St. Nicholas's Church. St. Nicholas's Cemetery. Mrs.
Harold McDonough from 370 Scott Street, Wednesday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 Holy Savior Church. St. Mary's Cemetery, Hanover. William Myers from home of parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Rowland Myers, 83 Church Street, Pittston, Wednesday 2:30. Rev. E. A.
Heim. Pittston Cemetery, Mra. Mary O'Rourke from 328 Vine Street. Plymouth, Wednesday 8:45. Requiem mass St.
Vincent's Church. Parish cemetery. George Ortutai from 30 Wilson Street, Larksville, Thursday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 St. Anthony's Church.
Parish cemetery, Courtdale. Nagareno Piczhetti from home of son. Edward, 16 East Elm Street, Thursday 2. Italian Independent Cemetery, Wyoming. Frank Polaneek from 867 North Street, Record Want Attract the Interested Readers Temperature Record For Tuesday, May 17 1:30 Night's 24-Hour m.
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presenting Box Check. This list was compiled at 6 o'clock last evening: 313, 320, 337, 338, 358, 364, 379, 382, 385, 392, 395, 397, 399, 401, 403, 411, 418, 419, 422, 423, 425, 427, 428, 430, 432, 433, 434, 436, 444, 446, 447, 449, 452, 453, 454, 456, 461, 464, 467, 468. First Aid Week GRAY'S DRUG STORE 3 North Main, city. 2-5411 MORRIS GREENSTEIN 201 East Market, city. 3-7915 LUZERNE LITTLE'S DRUG STORE 74 Main Street, Luzerne 7-8500 Announcements 2-In Memoriam, In loving, memory of our dear mother, Caroline Waltz, who died May 18, 1920.
Dear Mother, how we miss you Since from this earth you passed away, Our hearts are still aching for you As we think of you today. Sadly missed by her daughters Elizabeth, Mildred and Ada and son Bernard. ASTROLOGY Card Readings and Nu-merology Analysis. Room 16 Laning Building. What Time Is It? How Cold Warm Is It? Your answer 24 hours, seven days a week.
Where-Stegmaier's mammoth display sign on Public Square, WilkesBarre. MADAME SARAH, Advisor. Readings on all affairs of life. 37 Hazle Street, second floor. Hours 9 a.
m. to 8 p. m. TALENT readings. Correct name.
Evening appointments. 37 West Market. 2-4764. MRS. STANLEY ALLEN will decorate your table weddings, showers.
2-2543. CRYSTAL READINGS on Love, Business! Calls names, tells all! 188 South. Washington. 8-Lost LOST-Gold rimmed glasses, blue leather case. Dial 2-5434.
SMALL Boston bull, white head, brindle body. Reward. Phone 766-M, Pittston. LOST brown Small ears. If white found Spitz call dog Kingston with 7-1229.
BULOVA diamond wrist watch, between Lawrence Street and Penn Theater. Return to 18 Lawrence Street. LOST- Small beaded purse. Prized highly. Reward.
303 George A Avenue. Employment 13-Help Wanted -Female RULES governing salespeople Help Wanted Ads: Type or name of product must be stated, unless advertiser's signature in Sales Help Wanted Ad conveys complete information to cover the type or name product to be sold. Also form of remuneration-the words (salary or commission) must be in the ad. EXPERIENCED girl for general housework. Call Kingston 7-4560.
EXPERIENCED, girl week. for Sleep in. general 85 South Welles, city. WANTED-Practical nurse, good references, steady work, reasonable. Box 436, Record.
Luzerne, Friday 8:30. Requiem mass in Sacred Heart Church. St. Ignatius's Cemetery, Pringle, Wanda H. Rulka from 50 West Noble Street, Nantico*ke, Wednesday 8:30.
Requiem mass 9 Holy Trinity Church. Parish cemetery. Alvin L. Stull from 29 Gaylord Avenue, Plymouth, Thursday 2. Rev.
G. G. Summerson. Mt. Greenwood Cemetery.
Charles Sinklewicz from 42 West Sheridan Street, Miners Milla, Thursday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 SS. Peter and Paul's Church, Parish cemetery. Mrs. Anna D.
Williams from Luther M. Kniffen Funeral Home. 365 Wyoming Avenue. Kingston, Wednesday 2. Denison Cemetery.
(Additional Ob) and Funerals on Page 21) Employment 18-Help Wanted- -Female EXPERIENCED waitress. Must be 21. Apply in person, Redonda Cafe, 49 South Pennsylvania Avenue. EXPERIENCED girl for housework. 173 New Mallery.
3-7347. GENERAL houseworker; good home, private room, $25 month, chance for advancement. Mrs. D. Rubenstein, 8423 Avenue Brooklyn, N.
Y. EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, some knowledge of stenography. SemInary graduate preferred. References. Box 430, Record.
EXPERIENCED girl for general housework, Apply 63 Wilson Street, Larksville. GIRL for general housework. Apply 351 Chester Street, Kingston. GIRL or young woman to help with general work in small inn, late afternoons and evenings. One living in vicinity Wyoming preferred.
Apply 74 First Street, Wyoming. GENERAL houseworker. One who can cook-does not object to company. Lake Carey for summer. 7-8868.
CORSETIERS, you can enter this highly paid profession saleswork created especially for women by the Nu Bone Corset leading migrs. of foundation garments. Comm. and bonus assures a steady income. Box 473, Record.
GIRL, care for two children, assist with housework. Apply 261 Moyallen Street, Wilkes- between 7 and 7:30. EXPERIENCED girl, general housework. Sleep in. 55 South Welles, city.
GIRL for general housework. Must have experience and reference. 655 Hazle Street, Wilkes-Barre. WE, opening for business lady, with car, to organize and train saleswomen. Box 431, Record.
WANTED Competent girl for housework. Apply 86 Academy Street. MANAGER and buyer for WilkesBarre's leading millinery store. Good proposition. State experience and give references.
Box 463. Record. GIRL for general housework. Apply 59 West Walnut, Kingston. EXPERIENCED girl for housework.
Go to New York. Dial 2-0064. WAITRESS WANTED Over 21. 179 E. Northampton.
3-9823. SEVERAL distributors for ready-towear, needed throughout Luzerne, Columbia, Lackawanna, Wyoming Counties: over 30; appearance plus personality important. Particulars obtained. Box 433, Record. EXPERIENCED girl for general housework.
References. Call before 9. 518 South Franklin Street. WOMEN- -If you do not find the posttion you are looking for in the Female Help Wanted column today, place a "Situation Wanted" ad in the Record. The cost is small.
14-Help Wanted- -Male RULES governing salespeople Help Wanted Ads: Type or name of product must be stated, unless advertiser's signature in Sales Help Wanted Ad conveys complete information to cover the type or name product to be sold. Also form' of words (salary or commission) must be stated in the ad. BARTENDER and waiter for country. Must be neat and honest. Single preferred.
Reference required. Box 472, Record, BOY with bicycle, over 16. Rudy Hertz, 20 West Northampton. MAN who can live on $125 first month, for landscape service work; handle orders for old, new customers; experience unnecessary, Stuart Nurseries, Newark, N. Y.
GOOD Watkins Route of 800 farm families now available for ambitious man with car. No cash investment necessary. immediately Avenue, A. Bishop, 231 Johnson Newark, N. J.
OPEN shop carpenters wanted. 196 South Pennsylvania Avenue. WANTED Man in a territory to collect and sell. Salary to the one who qualifies. Apply before 7:30 a.
Whitenights, 36 West Market. COOK WANTED Apply 980 Wyoming Avenue, Forty Fort. ABLE MAN distribute samples, handle Coffee Route. To $45 first week. Automobile given as bonus.
Albert Mills, 4534 Monmouth, Cincinnati, 0. SALESMEN-Something new, just patented: quick seller; big profits paid daily: Commission. H. Bordman, Sterling Hotel, 9 to 12. PHARMACIST for one day's relief work each week.
Apply 186 South Market Street, Nantico*ke. WANTED Experienced man to sell Pittston stoves. Good opportunity. Apply, Direct Pittston Stove Stores, 35 South Main, Pittston. EXPERIENCED furniture man for collecting and selling.
Good salary plus liberal commission. Box 434, Record. EXPERIENCED man to manage stove store. Must be from Nantico*ke or Plymouth. Box 427, Record.
MEN-If you cannot find your position in the Help Wanted Column today place A "Situation Wanted" ad in the Record. The cost is small. General Electric Representative has opening, for two men between 25 and Salary and commission. No experience necessary, complete training. Box 432, Record.
15-Help Wanted -Both Sexes GET a -U. S. Government job. Menwomen. Start month.
Try next Wilkes-Barre examinations. Sample coaching and list jobs, Record Box 360. BOOKKEEPER and typist. qualifications, age, former employers' reference and experience. 461, Record.
17-Situation Wanted -Female TWO young girls desire housework by the day. 2-8521, ask for Ellen. Rooms 30-Furnished Rooms TWO ROOMS, business couple or woman. References. 374 South River.
TWO nicely furnished connecting rooms, all convenience. Reasonable. Dial 2-8954. DESIRABLE room for business men, good location. 7-9280.
FURNISHED one room private bath. 61 West Union. NICELY furnished room, next to bath. 98 North Franklin. WELL furnished rooms, private bath, residential section.
reasonable. Dial 3-5244. NICELY furnished room. garage if desired. 351 South Franklin.
3-4444. FURNISHED rooms. 28 North ington Street. 2-8327. NICELY furnished front room; tleman; references required.
131 North Franklin. Rooms 30-Furnished Rooms ROOMS for sleeping light housekeeping privileges. 162 South Washington. FURNISHED room, kitchen privileges if desired. Stevens, 37 West Market.
FURNISHED single bedroom, $2.50 week. References. 469 South River. 2-6658. IF you do not find just the room you want in just the location you prefer, place a "Wanted -Rooms to Rent" ad In the Record.
The cost is small. Dial 2-2121 and ask for Betty Brown. 32-Light Housekeeping Rooms TWO furnished rooms, light housekeeping, heat, light, gas, $5.50 week. 31 Charles. 2-0537.
TWO furnished rooms. Light, heat. $5 week. 152 Parrish, city. TWO furnished bedrooms and kitchenette for light housekeeping.
All conveniences. 177 Lincoln. TWO ROOMS and porch, private trance: Wilkes-Barre; heat. hot water furnished; reasonable. 7-6322.
TWO or three rooms. Adults. All conveniences. Box 471, Record. Furnished or unfurnished.
FURNISHED or unfurnished. Private family. 397 South Main, first floor. FURNISHED bedroom suitable for two; light housekeeping privileges if desired. 7-4322.
THREE furnished housekeeping rooms, private entrance. 51 Fort, Forty Fort. 7-6264. 33-Furnished Rooms- Meals SITTINGROOM and bedroom, suitable two people. 26 Ross.
3-5527. ROOM and board, all conveniences. -759 Wyoming Avenue, Kingston. 7-2662. 36-Wanted Furnished Rooms ROOM in Jewish home for young man.
Box 467, Record. Merchandise 40-Articles for Sale OUR Evangeline Ice, Cream Company has cabinet. Suitable for ice cream or soda. 500 North Main Street, Pittston. Phone 2933.
144 Apply FEET 773 iron North fence Main, and Street, two gates. ton. COFFEE urn, meat grinder, two show cases. Apply Harvey's Lake Restaurant. Harvey's Lake 253.
COMPLETE radio servicing outfit. On account of death. J. O' Malia, 79 Kidder. SAND, gravel, top soil delivered promptly.
Phone Kitchen, 3206 Harvey's Lake. WHITENIGHTS. 36 Market, have parts for any washer, radio, cleaner, etc. NEW red flag stones of all sizes. Call Wilkes-Barre 2-7219.
COMPLETE barroom. fixtures for sale. Regsonable. 464, Record. CEMETERY urns, heavy cast iron, attractive finish.
Regular price special $8.50. Inquire 1054 Wyoming Avenue, Exeter. SINK cabinets, $12.50, bucket-a-day heaters. $5.65. 42 inch sinks.
$11.75. S. M. ASH. 77 East Dorrance, Kingston.
7-6613. MODERN store lighting fixtures, used only short time. Will sacrifice. 2-8141. SEE JENDRICKS for antiques, used furniture and tools.
210 Division. BABY carriage, grey perambulator, $15. 137 Eley Street, Kingston. ELECTRIC hand saw and floor sander; Cheap. PORTABLE steel garage, cheap.
20 Elizabeth, corner Race, city. 2-3816. SET of woman's golf clubs, good condition. Dial 7-3936. ONE Philco console type 8 tube radio, $10.00.
Victor typewriter, No. 9, perfect condition, $10.00. Call between 6 and 7. p. 541 South Main.
WATCHES cleaned or main spring, $1.00. Guaranteed. Jewelry repaired. H. H.
BLASE, 64 South Main. ONE Frigidaire unit with one half horse power motor, 110-220 volts, perfect condition, $35. 11 Elm city. Dial 3-9575. STORE fixtures, reasonable.
Apply 233 East Market Street. INANTS' bassinette, scales, dressing table, child's roll top desk, good condition. 3-6038. RANGE boilers, six year guarantee, $8.95. Pail-a-day heaters, $5.95.
42 inch. cabinet sinks, $29.75. ECONOMY PLUMBING SUPPLY. 3-0743. Guaranteed Motors $2.50 up.
Rebuilt cleaners and ers. $5.00 up. Parts, service for washers, cleaners. Good Housekeeping Center, 18 East Market. 4-0943.
Red Ashes RED ash for driveways, reasonable. Estimates cheerfully given. 0. Boyle, 7-7802. Cinders For Fill CINDERS for fill.
Cheap. 184 East Main, Plymouth. 9-1929. Washer Parts- WASHER all makes. 267 Wyoming Avenue, Kingston.
Dial 7-4514. WET brewers' grain for sale. Apply Lion, Brewery, 700 North Pennsylvania Avenue. BROKEN Crackers, 3 pounds 15c. J.
B. Carr Biscuit 169 North Pennsylvania Avenue. TOP soil, cow manure, broken flagstone, red ashes. Shepherd. 7-3711.
41-Household Goods OUR radio, like new, $10. Rear 58 North Hanco*ck. PITTSTON stove, green and ivory, like new. Guaranteed to bake. quire 1054 Wyoming Avenue, Exeter.
ENTIRE household furniture, also some antiques. Call Wednesday and Thursday, 36 East Eighth Street, Wyoming, Penna. 340-M. GREEN dresser and twin beds; child's ivory chifferobe. All in perfect congood bargain.
556 South Franklin. THREE PIECE livingroom set. Mrs. Strauss, 10 Elder Street, city. IRON bed and springs, large crib, play pen, dressers, victrola, rugs.
141 Charles Street, Wilkes- Barre. LARGE electric Frigidaire, three pianos. slightly used. Friedman's Warehouse, 36 South Grant, Merchandise 41-Household Goods FOUR ice refrigerators, $7.50. Radio, $5.
Washer, $15. Whitenights, 36 West Market, RUGS, warehouse bargains. American Orientals. New rugs at second hand prices. Don't miss this buy.
10x14, 9x12, 9x15. 8x11, also small sizes. Excellent quality, outstanding designs. State Transfer Warehouse, 618 South Main. Open 9 untit 9.
QUALITY gas range, good condition. Reasonable. Dial 7-5233. LIVINGROOM, walnut secretary, $18. Groh, 283 East Market.
2-1922. WILL sacrifice modern diningroom and bedroom suite, like new. 141 Charles Street, city. NEW suites kitchen, and at $15 used livingroom each. furniture.
NON and BETTER a FURNITURE, 91 South Main, Pittston. FOOT Frigidaire, $25; antique bed, other furniture. 786 Market Street, Kingston. Inquire rear, caretaker, IVORY and green coal range, electric refrigerator. 37 West Eighth Street, Wyoming 273.
TWO PIECE livingroom suite, cheap. 84 New Alexander Street, first floor. VICTROLA, radio, four piece wicker set, 290 North River. 4-0968. LIVINGROOM, $10; diningroom, $20; bedroom.
$20; kitchen sets, $10. New York Furniture, 215 South Main. COMPLETE line of new furniture and rugs at low warehouse Cash or monthly payments. Trade-ins accepted. Friedman's Warehouse, 36 South Grant.
9x12 IMPORTED Belgium oriental rugs, $16.95. Soiled inner spring mattresses less than price. Home Furniture, 153 South Main. BEDS. stoves, reasonable.
East Market Street. evenings. USED and rebuilt ranges. Guaranteed bakers. Ark Weiss.
38 North Main. 3-6246. USED STOVES Rebuilt. guaranteed to bake. WilkesBarre Hardware and Stove 2-4138.
DININGROOM suite, walnut, beautiful eight piece, slightly used, less than half price. Wolfson Furniture, 100 South Main. Rebuilt Stoves REBUILT STOVES. $15 up. Cut Rate Furniture, 168 Hazle Buy Direct From Factory THREE PIECE livingroom suite, $41.
A. C. Upholstery, 294 East Market. 42 -Electrical Home Appliances erator, good condition, 176 foot Majestic clectric, refrigWest River Street. FRIGIDAIRE, brand new.
1937 model, 6 cubic feet, at greatly reduced price. Lester Pontiac Home Appliance Department, 369 Market Street, Kingston. 7-3191. 43-Musical Merchandise UPRIGHT mahogany piano, slightly used, $25. Dial 7-3240.
120. BASS accordion, $75.00. Free lessons until you learn. Box 465, Record. 44-Bicycles FIRESTONE bicycles, $24.95 up.
Manley Tire Service, Franklin and Jackson. 49-Food, Pastry, Vegetables FIG bars, 3 pounds 20 cents. J. B. Carr Biscuit Co.
169 North Pennsylvania Avenue. 53-Poultry and Eggs MARCH hatched white leghorn roosters, 12c each. Phone Dallas 216-R-12. LEGHORN broilers and pullets. John Stredny, R.
D. 1, Dallas. 57-Building Materials USED lumber, windows and doors, good condition. Reasonable. 7-4835.
USED lumber, plumbing, doors, sash. Cheap. 151 North Pennsylvania Avenue. 2-7553. EDWARDS LEONARD, 24.
Alexander, Wilkes-Barre Brick-Tex Asbestos Payments. Phone Wyoming 167. SECOND hand bricks, cleaned. Whipple Brothers. Inc.
Phone 7-1148. WRECKED building materials of seven homes, three stores. Main Street and L. and W. R.
R. tracks, Edwardsville. Steam heat plants, bathroom outfits, radiators, lumber, windows, doors, etc. Apply at job. 58-Wanted to Buy ELECTRIC refrigerator.
Must be in good condition. Reasonable. 2-3327. WANTED -Enamel coal stove. Must in good condition.
3-0438. SMALL, inexpensive outboard motorboat. State price and where can be seen. Box 437, Record. motor.
Good condition. Reasonable. Box 474, Record. WANTED TO BUY Used bicycles. Dial 3-3724.
DIAMONDS, old gold, silver, rugs, paintings, books, antiques estates. 3-2619. ENAMEL coal range, good condition. Reasonable. Dial 2-9653.
USED chromium chairs for beauty parlor. Box 435, Record. WANTED-1000 empty butter or lard tubs. Dial 3-9963. Typewriter and adding machine.
Dial 3-7005. WANTED-Second hand jack hammers. James Eagen and Sons. ming. SPOT CASH for anything antique.
Old gold, diamonds, silver, stamps, old envelopes, coins. bottles, books, music, china. 282 South Main. TYPEWRITERS. adding machines, cabinets.
safes, desks. Any equipment. 2-8062. 59-Anthracite Coal GUARANTEED Coal, 2000 pounds. Pea $5.00, Nut $6.00.
Firewood $1.50. Martin. 7-0045. Merchandise 59-Anthracite Coal PEA $6.00. 2000 pounds.
Firewood. $1.50 load. J. Austra Dial 7-5917 J. B.
Post New Coal Prices 2000 Lbs, PEA $5.50 NUT $7.00 BUCK $4.75 STOVE $7.00 RICE $4.00 EGG $7.00 Coal by the Bag ICE CUBES -CRUSHED ICE DISPLAY CASES MEAT COOLERS Coolerator Sales and Service WOODBURY STREET DIAL 2-0385 or 2-0386 W. SHELLY, 7-0265 Pea Nut Stove Buck $3.50. 2000 pounds delivered. PEA $4.75 NUT $5.75 Buckwheat, $4.00. ALLEN, 7-0166 Fresh mined, 2000 pound3 delivered.
$4.75 PEA NUT $5.75 Buckwheat $4.00. Fresh mined. 2,000 lbs. delivered. Al Bednar, 7-0151.
60-Firewood and Kindling $1.50 FIREWOOD $1.50 Double load, $2.75. Kiwak, 7-5340. HAZARD FIREWOOD. one and onehalf ton box, $2.00. 3-7802.
Quick Delivery-7-1519. F. 61-Public Sales ESTATE SALE of Antiques, Wednesday and Thursday, May 25-26, 1938, at the residence of the late Jane A. Shoemaker, 36 South Franklin Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. Exhibition Tuesday, May 24, from 10 a.
m. to 5 p. m. Sale to start promptly at 10 a. m.
each day. Any article will be offered for sale upon request the first day. Conditions by Esther P. Pumpelly, Jane N. Zerbey, Esther N.
Triest. Ira S. Reed, Auctioneer of Antiques. Animals 73-Horses, Cattle, Pigs, etc. FRESH Guernsey cow and heifer calf.
Thomas Rowe, Hunlock Creek, Pennsylvania, Route 2. FOR SALE -A few nice gentle saddle horses, hunters and jumpers. Big selection of farm mules. Miller Horse and Mule Co. Farm, Fox Hill Country Club, West PIGS and shoats for sale.
Phone 299-R-8, Dallas. J. E. Snyder. HORSES.
cows, boarded, conditioned, bought and sold. Box stalls, pastures, responsible attendants. Rates reasonable. Echo Valley Farm, Trucksville. 77-Dogs, Cats, Other Pets BIRD dog pup, Spitz, pup, females; hound pups.
Charles Street, Wilkes-Barre Township. BOSTON terrier puppies. Dial 7-6865 or 841 Wyoming Avenue. WIRE haired terrier, male. 11 months old.
Pedigreed. 25 Bedford Street, Forty Fort. POMERANIAN, three months old, female. Dial 2-7229. DOGS PLUCKED AND CLIPPED Dial 7-3576, Kingston.
WIRE haired, puppy, three months old, male, registered, bred out of champion Sportsman of Wild Oaks, $35. Mrs. Oswald Griffith, Old Road, Mountain Top. Business Service 80-Business Service Offered LAWN mower grinding. Call for and deliver.
Noble's Hardware. 2-2916. 6. S. RUGS Your Old Materials Save You Money.
For truck to call. write Success Rug Company, 1073 South Clinton Street, Syracuse, N. Y. Office Machine Repairs ALL MAKES typewriters, adding chines and calculators repaired. Reasonable.
3-7005. Typewriters Rented rented, lowest rates. TYPEWRITERS, Typewriter Co. 40 North Main. Exterminating ROACHES, bugs exterminted.
White washing. Dial 2-3332. Radio Repairs EXPERT service on auto and home radios. Corner Pierce -Third Avenue. Kingston.
7-7615. 81-Home Service Offered CURTAINS washed. stretched. Call and deliver. 25c window.
Bassler, 2-5534. CURTAINS washed, stretched 25c. Call, deliver. 15 E. Jackson.
2-3438. WASHING. stretching curtains, 25c Mercer King. 7-5161. LACE curtains washed, stretched, 25c pair, carpet weaving.
3-7806. Sanding Machine Service RENT Sanding machine, $3.50 FOR, day. Sagenkahn, Forty Fort. 7-1211. Reed Caning, Weaving CHAIR Caning.
WICKER Suites repaired. Various caning; reed weaving. 7-0347. 82-Professional Services MARGUERITE JONES, Chiropractor. Suite 1226 Miners Bank Building.
Dial. 3-2639 84-Refrigerator Service 1BIC 'paaquBjeng M.10M lIV AleS 3 S.TIVHSHVN 85-Washer Repair Service EASY washer, authorized service (all parts). 267 Wyoming Avenue. 7-4514. EASY WASHER Authorized service GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP.
Dial 7-0911. WASHER Service. Noble's Hardware. 145 Barney Street. city.
2-2916. REPAIRS and parts for all make washers. Barry's, 29 East Northampton. 92-Piano Tuning Service tuning, repairing of all kinds. Tuning $2.50 2-6971.
96-Sewing Machines SEWING machines, oil and adjust 50c. Barry's, 29 East Northampton. SEWING machines oiled Inspected, adjusted. $1. Good used machines.
Pomeroy'a, 8-5101, Business Service 100-Upholstering A. C. Upholstering. Sorts guaranteed. Reasonable prices.
East Market. 2-9875. 102-Painting and Paperhanging PAPERHANGING, reasonable prices. Paper books. Dial 3-7253.
109 Painting and -Paperhanging EXPERT and paperhanging, House painting specialty. Dial 2-2526. ROOMS papered as low as $3.00 room. Work guaranteed. Estimates cheerfully given.
3-9958, ask for Guy, 104-Plumbing and Heating Plumbing-Heating-Sheet Metal J. BROTHERTON, Registered Plumber, 29 Walnut. Forty Fort. 7-7906. 108-Moving and Storage ROOT'S Transfer, 37 West Eighth, Wyoming, Moving, storage, Loads to New York, Philadelphia.
Loads from Pittsburgh, Detroit. New York. Phone Wyoming 273 or Kingston 7-3200. CLUNE moving anywhere: for good move and fair price. 2-5859.
WYOMING Valley Transfer for hoistpianos. safes. Long distance. 2-6819. BEE LINE EXPRESS Trucking Contractor.
Rigging. Heavy Hauling. 7-3905. Rent A Private Room For Storing Your Furniture Matheson Warehouse Co. Foot East.
Pettebone Street, Forty Fort. 7-8207. Financial 123-Money to Loan MORTGAGE LOANS. No delays. J.
F. McCabe, 703 Meyer Building. 8-1011. 125-Automobile Loans AUTO LOANS Completed in 30 Minutes MOTOR CREDIT INC. Room 20, Bennett Building Publio Square.
Dial 4-1157 126-Family Budget Loans $20 to $300 LOANS Without Endorsers NO WAGE ASSIGNMENTS Loans are made to Single Persona and Married Couples on Furniture, Auto or Plain Note-15 months to repay. No inquiries of friends or relatives. "Doctor of Family Finances" HOUSEHOLD FINANCE Corporation 6th FLOOR- -WILKES- BARRE DEPOSIT AND SAVINGS BANK BUILDING Public Square Phone Wilkes- Barre 3-1118 We make loans in Pittston, Plymouth, Nantico*ke and other nearby towns. Tune Edgar A. Guest, Wed Eve.
Can Be Done" -WABC PRIVATE and PERSONAL How can a loan be really personal and private if you have to ask friends and relatives to co-sign or endorse your note? At PERSONAL you don't have to get co-makers. Our main requirement is just your ability to repay small regular amounts. You won't be asking us a favor. We'll appreciate your calling. Personal Loans up to $300 16th Year in Wilkes-Barre Personal Finance Co.
Simon Long 50 S. Main St. Wilkes-Barre Phone 2-5175 M. L. Grohol, Mgr.
Our Pittston Office Phone 1858 127-Business Opportunities RESTAURANT FOR SALE 8 East Market Street. FOR RENT -Ideal central location for newspaper and magazine shop and light lunch service. Not a "Night but a daytime clientele of business men and women. Great opportunity with sandwiches. soft drinks, coffee, smokes, candy and fruit.
Rent reasonable. and will remodel for responsible tenant. Box 313, Record. RESTAURANT doing good business. Will sacrifice.
Owner has other business out of town. Box 438, Record. OPPORTUNITIES to buy a good bustness are plentiful. If these 'ads do not offer lust what you are looking for, insert a "Wanted- -Business Opportunity" ad of your own The cost is small. Dial 2-2121 and ask for Betty Brown.
EQUIPPED store for rent or sale. 390 East Northampton. 2-0657. GAS STATION, Main Highway, Luzerne. 100x100.
feet. Rent reasonable. 405 Union, Luzerne. GENTLEMAN seeking a business for proposition with a little investment, partnership, Box 447, Record. $200 WILL BUY- -Business that will enable you to employ 15 salesmen; bring you profit of $75 to $100 weekly.
Bordman, Hotel Sterling, 1 to 9 p. m. COMPLETELY equipped drive in gas station with lubritory and wash rack, on busiest thoroughfare in Wyoming Valley. Average gallonage 8000 per month. Reason renting, other interest.
Box 470, Record. 128-Beer-Liquor Licenses "On the Spot Beer, Liquor Bonds Florence D. McCaffery Agency, 905 Brooks Building. city. Telephones 2-4719-4-1407 Liquor Bonds Act today-don't delay.
Lewith and Freeman Miners Natl. Bank Bldg. 2-7168..
