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Arizona republican., 1911-05-14
MEN WANTED
No Man Over 45 Years of Age Need
 Apply.

There's the sign that's getting to be d common thing in America
 Corporations are retiring men at 30. They are not hiring anyone over 40
 A baldheaded man usually looks 10 years older than he is.
 A man with gray hair always does IL is important nowadays that a man should look as young as he is; it is vastly more important that a man with a family dependent upon him should take care of his hair
 If you have dandruff, get rid of it by killing the germs.
 If your hair is falling out. stop it.
 If your hair is fading, don't delay Is There is one sure remedy that will cure these misfortunes and aid you to remain young.
 Parisian Sage the grand and eff cient hair restorer. is guaranteed to permanently remove dandruff in two weeks, or A L. Boehmer will give you your money back.
 Parisian Sage stops falling hair il prevents the hair from fading.
 It is the best beautifier of ladies' hair as it makes harsh, lesterless hair fluffy, soft and beautiful. It is q most refreshing and dantily perfumed dressy. not sticky or greasy.
 Parisian Sage is sold and rigidly guaranteed by A. l.. Boehmer. Price 50 cents a large bottle, or by express. all charges prepaid. by the American makers. Giroux Mfg. Co. Buffalo. N. Y. The girl with the Auburn hair is on every bottle.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-14
RURAL CARRIES
 REST ON SUNDAY
Their Presence at the Postoffice no
 Longer Required.

From this date on the rural carriers of the Tempe office will be able to do exactly as they please on Sundays that is. they will not be obliged to re- port at the pOstoffice at all on that day. Postmaster Mullen has kindly ar ranged to deliver mail to the patrons of the rural routes through the general delivery window during the time the office is open, between s and 9 o'clock. Heretofore the carriers have been obliged to report at the office for a couple of hours each Sunday and hOli- day morning to deliver mail to those patrons of the routes who called. Many offices. however. have discontinued this practice. thereby giving the car riers a full day off. and Postmaster Mullen. much to the appreciation of the two local carriers. has done like wise.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-14
SALE BEGINS TOMORROW.

The New York store bankrupt sale will commence tomorrow morning in dead earnest. All preliminary arrange ments have been completed and every thing is in proper shape. Additional help has been employed and the sale will open tomorrow morning in the New York store with jump.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-14
WHAT'S THE USE.

X man can run a store without ad- vertising and he can wink at girl in the dark, but in either case-what's the use2
 Ladies. how about those hats at a third off? It's a great chance for you. This discount. together with the re- markably low prices we have had on them all the time. should appeal to you. We are closing them out just now as we are crowded for room. It RYDER BROS.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-14
DOWN WITH FEVER.

J. W Parry was brought down from the Hayden country Friday evening with a severe attack of typhoid fever. He has been taken to the Parry house on Mill avenue where he is being given the best of care. MT. Parry has been having more than his share of mis- fortune lately, for only a couple of months ago he suffered an injury which laid him up some time
Arizona republican., 1911-05-14
A POAD RACE.

There has been considerable discus sion of late among local athletes as to just what sort of time could be made in a road race between here and Mesa. To determine with some degree of sat isfaction just what could be done. Ben son Critchley, Leonard Dykes and Ned Craig attired themselves in their run ming togs yesterday morning and hit out in the cool of the forenoon. They reached Mesa in just forty five min- uteS.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-14
POPULAR KIMONO

To make the kimono sleeve useful for day wear or for every day blouses it is only necessary to finish the bottom of the sleeve with rather wide band of hemstitched net or lace insertion Sleeves for all occasions, nearly will be elbow length, or shorter, as the season advances-New Haven Courier-Jour- nal
Arizona republican., 1911-05-14

chief amusement of the evening was dancing. which continued until an early hour yesterday morning. At a sea sonable hour refreshments were served and the occasion was one that was much enjoyed by all.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-14
ATTORNEY HERE

Attorney Witbeck of the reclamation service was a caller on this side ot the river yesterday, talking over with different parties the securing of the necessary right -of-way for the parallel ing of the Kyrene ditch.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-14
Dizziness. vertigo, Cblind staggers)

Dizziness. vertigo. (blind staggers) sallow complexion, flatulence are symp- toms of a torpid liver. No one can feel well while the liver is inactive. HER ZINE is a powerful liver stimulant. A dose or two will cause all bilious symp- toms to disappear Try it. Price soc. Sold by Elvey & Hulett, quality drug gists
Arizona republican., 1911-05-14

For Sale-Fine new piano and music cabinet good as new. Oliver type writer, Alaska refrigerator. new dress CT. leather couch. mission book case and rocker, shotgun, bicycle. mirrors. rugs. dining room table. dishes and cooking utensils.
 FRED C. AVER, 2t-bl Boys DOrmitOry
Arizona republican., 1911-05-14
BEEN TO THE SPRINGS.

D. $. Motheral returned Friday from another visit to his ranch on the Gila While there he also took an additional run of fifteen miles to Agua Caliente Hot Springs and spent a couple of days there.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-14
A SOCIAL GATHERING.

There was a pleasant gathering of friends at the home of MT. and Mrs. H. s. Schaulis Friday evening. The
Arizona republican., 1911-05-14
W WAMTEn

WANTED - SALESMEN AND SALESWOMEN AT THE NEW YORK STORE, TEMPE. APPLY BETWEEN 7:3o AND 9:3o MONDAY MORNING.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-14

Our entire stock of Mems Straw Hats, sold up to $3.OO; while they last ....... soc
Arizona republican., 1911-05-14

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Newark post., 1911-05-10
Newark Public School

The following pupils have averaged
90 or above:
Tenth grade-M.dred McNeal, Flea
nor Pil'ing, France Anderson, Carrie
Jameson, Ona Singles.
Ninth grade-Margaret Cook, Edna
Chambers, Olive Heisef, Alice Moore.
Eighth grade-Edna Chambers, Bond
Brown, Elizabeth Stroud, Paul Lovetr,
Herman Little, Helen McNeal, Mar
garet Steel, Harry Green, Elsie Grier,
Celia O'Rourke.
Seventh grade-Marguerite Grove,
Marion Brown, Hartzell Anderson,
Alyce Shepheard. Harrier Boys, FL
wood Hoffecker, He.en Slack.
Sixth grade-Frances Clark, Anna
Sanborn, Leroy Campbell, Francis
Lindell Eugene Kennedy, Gilbert
Chambers, Walter Holton, Newell
Reed.
Fifth grade-Wi.liam Crossan, Al
phonsa A'derson, Margaret Doyle,
Helen Leak, Gertrude Hill, Clyde
Poole, Gertrude Day, Ira Steele.
Fourth grade-Sarah Brown, John
son Rowan, Marian Gallaher. Mar
garer Geesaman, John Williams, Eliza
beth McNea!, Gladys McAllister, Har-
yey Cook, William Mars, Manan Lo-
vett, Edith Edmanson.
Third grade-Mary Snyder, Kathar-
Newark post., 1911-05-10
Convict Serving As Evangelist In Prison

Paul Graynor, who fifteen years ago,
was committed to the penirentiary at
Galveston under a forty years sem
tence for murder, has refused an offer
ed pardon from the governor 0 the
ground thar he can do more good in
the penitentiary than outside it.
Graynor is now thirty-seven years
old and says he expects TO serve out
the remaining 25 years OF his sentence.
Not long after he entered the peniteh-
tiary this remarkable convict expert
enced a conversion to Christianity, and
has since proved his faith most aound-
antly by his works. No less than IS
men who have been released from the
institution since thar time and who
are now leading consistent Christian
ives attribute their own conversion
Newark post., 1911-05-10
Meeting Of Board OF Education

The Board OF Education met last
Friday night and organized for The
coming year. E. L. Richards who IVES
re elected and Robert S. Gallaher, the
new member, were sworn in Mr..
Richards was reelected president and
Or. J. S. Gi.fillan secretary and treas
y ser.
1t was decided to increase the teach
ing force from eleven to thirteen. All
the teachers for the coming year were
not appointed on Friday evening, but a
special meeting for that purpose will
be held on May 18th. Misses Martha
Strahorn, Jennie Raub, Esther Fergu-
Newark post., 1911-05-10

son. Anna Zebley, Agnes Medill and
Louisa Swayne have been returned,
aso The principal Mr.. Friedel. Miss
Frances Medil has been appointed as
one Of the teachers above mentioned.
Miss Strahorn in addition to being
kindergarten a. last year, will assist
Miss Ferguson in the first grade dur
ing the afternoon session.
The Board decided to finish the sec
ond floor Of the Grammar School
Building on Delaware avenue Spcci-
fcations are being made and bids ad-
vertised for at once.
Newark post., 1911-05-10

February 22nd. 1907.
Banquet held in Powe''s par.ors.
Members 'oi Council and Strahorn
Brothers guests of the company.
Newark post., 1911-05-10

inc Barnard, Beatrice Nansant, Mar
garet O'Rourke. Elsie Ewing, Sara
Lovetr, Richard Cooch, Ernest Emeigh
and William Singles
Second grade-Jennie Williams,
Mary Chalmers, Verla Hamilton, Al
fred Ewing, Letitia Wilso. Royal San
born, Winslow Clark, Anna Frazer,
Edith Chambers, Edward Holm, Paul
inc Wassmer, Hazel Kennedy, Dora
Davis, Margaret Rupp
First grade-Mildred Major, Robert
Cook, Sarah Steele, Emma Lovetr,
Harold Cook, Ethel Lovett, Edith
Lane, Olive Porter. Mary Potts, Leon
ard, Fassetr, Margery Rose.
Newark post., 1911-05-10

and present religious strength to his
influence Besides helping all these
men to a vital faith, Graynor taught
six o mem stenography, by which they
are now earning comfortable livings.
Newark post., 1911-05-10
Life Insurance

| represent one Of the best Lite lnsur-
ance Companies, The National Life In.
surance Of Montpelier VI.
When thinking of Insurance have
talk with me before placing your insur,
ance elsewhere.
GEO. D KELLEY, JR., Newark, Del.
Newark post., 1911-05-10

so.diers OF Company F, Supper was
served to all by the ladies Tor which
vote Of thanks was returned
The evening world., 1911-12-20
LITTLE WHISPERS
bECGAR ADDRESSED
MAYOR GAyN0R
"Rum Did It," Says Man Who
: Promptly Started TO The
WorkhOuSe.

william Clnxton. tho BROOKLYN Bridge
because he ~sccostcd Mayor Gaynor last
night. ruefuliy asserted 10 m Evening
Word reporter ai ~Uiackw,H's Island to-
day that drink had rhuscd his last
iight's downfall.
WED had n good day he said. and
had spent about o.. the 'nur II ~, for
boesc. Begging = Hike any other bus'-
ness. You can't make It e. right u
yeu are boozing.
" saw tao Mayor com ng along and
Jim says ~ ne. says he Here comes
the Mayor. lie looks ar though he Wns
feeling good You 20 after him. 'lnck.
Tell him Christian. IL coming
so I walks over t. him and swings
IN alongside OF him ami what ~ yon
think the fool vh,shcy 10 me ma ie me
say TO him
him. 'vlll you stake M to u Christmas
ssedy'
Get out h. yelis Ia a voice you
could hear Ia Brooklyn 'Gct ont. you
s~ceundrei"
"itum did H."
C1axton says he Ii n graduate ~ the
Dorchester. Mass. High School ana
went through one year al Harvard be-
fore he eiop-i viii a chorus gill twenty
yoars ago and became n der.lic,.
~ q result % ClaS'Oa's lack OF tact,
eleven alleged panhsndlers were at
rested at The Bridge Plaza to-day and
WIRE taken before Magistrate o'Connor
IN the Tombs Court, M but one ~
them we're rent Ia the Workhous" for
IN months. George clark said he had
rich relatives In New Jersey and wanud
10 have them yet him a lawyer. lie
Was held for another examination.
The evening world., 1911-12-20
DANCING FOR THE SPORTS.
Mated Athlete. ~ attend tirst Vail
az the i'~rntrrntt,.

There Nll 30 q great gathering II r''l
sports tonigl, ~ Tcrrar" blrd"u, E'si
Ffty-clghih street. ih" ii" htipu btina
the nr.i annual u1ii ~ the New forh
Sporting Fraternity
N,ary every atAlc'" 81 ~n"t'-'"Ncfs'
runners. bike riders. hammer throw"i7
NUn hc on hand 10 miN Joe f"gl'f'
who wan SO siN day race. NHl l"id th'
rrand nnrch. and his partner, JACKIE
clark. Will alsu be on hand sac
Cross and Is - brown ave also PROM
i.a1 TO attend after their boat ~ th
Lnpl,c \ e. Br1tdway VIII 10" well
represented Nliogcthcr 10 promises iu
10, = mcrr, night NJ 'U'nr. women ana
song
The evening world., 1911-12-20

w
taxes has long been overdue.
Tha Ciu ChamberlaA-Atajcj h a the
company II apparently doing business ~
u pront now. and has been Gaming
money for several years past. He points
gu, IN n report submitted to-day 10 the
sinking Fund commission that the com
pany earned In 1911. 6.53 per cent. on its
apita stock. and that for seven wears
prior 10 1911 earned 5S2 Pc cent. on III.
tapital stock In addition to ps wing -
dividend Of 2 per cent IN lml.
The company operates IN" 'eiharlnc
ana Wall streets. Hamilton avenue ana
South ferries. 40 action was taken by
fla, ~rom'uisel"n "o 80" report of the
cha nberlain. although a numpcr ~ Ferry
officials were present expecting tqiat ia"
subject would bo discussed. Ihov all"r"
yearly iosscs IN operation and declare
tbni tho ferries cannot cuutluI" 10 b."
a. y loss unless - subsidy II
paid by the city
The evening world., 1911-12-20

n A vn.r', for the fact that " was
given i'r. With ever 'oo, 81 the surdn,
Votid. ,ou would w. nut..h ~ SAT- III
ivun,, fn.1 %,naiiux. famous Joke hook s!c'
forth ", IN rN'.n feature "fth. sumun,
he JoLr Woot vii include - br.nd new
s.rorr~ AIDE Table w SLANG" and an W.
iu,jtah,. Ito, Met avdrii stors that would
w,mt, a wiser fovv-s his Wonrs.
The evening world., 1911-12-20

Prom the baltimore >m'rirsnl
.t sn.n, , lot of money on that gal 81
n,loo only tn have '.m i",rn her pvrog
raphy. ~ she called IT."
"pld she yet on well with No.
cant make n pie what'1 with putin
In yer mouth"
The evening world., 1911-12-20
MOORE AGAINST SUBSIDY
FOR THE UNION FERRIES
City Chamberlain Says Company
Is at Present Doing Business
Al 4 Profit.

City Chamberlain Moore IL oppossd 20
srsnting the Union Ferry Company n
subsidy 10 meet losses b. continued up
srNtion. or to exempt the company from
tas payment TO the city of So.o0 arrears
The evening world., 1911-12-20
CellulOid Novelties and
Standard Extracts

All very OeSlraDIe CnfIStl1aS OIlCS from TUT
Toilet Goods Section
ONein Main stoe-Flrst Floor.
at. I0'y nm" '''''Fo 'sN' roc
styles and sizes; at. 25c
Celluloid Hair Receivers in ivory, pink and blue, at. :. soc
shapes; at. :....'" 75c
style. and sizes; good quality b1i.tics; while they last; at.'''. soc
Nickel Stand Shaving Mirrors; assorted sizes; ats0c
Colgates Triple Extracts; each bottle in box; l2-oz, l-oz, 2-oz.
and 312oz Se bottles; almost any odor desired,
at 25c. SOC. 75c and 81 bottle
Laxelrs Triple Extracts; each bottle in a box; 12oz. l-oz. .a-os.
and A.oz. size bottles; popular odor honeysucke. bocadia. field videts
and several others.
25c, SOC, 75c, CSC and 800
Hudnuts Violet Toilet Water; +oz. bottle; at 7c
Pinaudis Celebrated Lilac VeRetal; each bottle in . box;
very suitable for a gentleman; at bottle. ................. 6Oc
The evening world., 1911-12-20
Ribbons for Christmas

O'Neil Main store-l1rst Floor.
MORE Taffcta Ribbon. G12 inches wide. in a val
including black or white. value soc I'D, at. ......,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-27
Stabtratb.

@iuitimmis wnroe am Sreitag In Der
Staotrathsiisuns isne Sroinauj bel
britter unO sno9iiltiser Selun9 anse'
nommsr, ipsldle be,medt. baB bas BHa'
lter an Frouioence Roao unO u. Wtaln
glpsnus rspurirt psrben iOll. SsiOs
StraBsn b,finosn iiG idon felt einiSer
3sit in sinsm iebr Idledtsn 3uituno
unb Die bs3wsdte Rsparatur 1T isbr
notbwenbis.
Solssnos Sorlusen wuroen einss'
rsi6t: Dapis Dem Siaui s. @uuns
srluubsnO, elm nit 8aditeinen beflsios'
ties SOlsssbduOs On 9iOrO Wiuin Gusnus
3u erridteu bsitdtist. Pldus uno Spe'
3ififatiOnen tiir sinen 3Wsissab3ussta'
mol on 5sllOws StraBs. Spiiden 12.
nnb 13. guMue, 6amit bas @igentbuH
an Der n6rblidsn Seite pon Samptou
ridtis Oralnirt wsrben fam; beitdtist
gBirtb- Mistbuns bss @issntbums on
sllosr Strubs on @sbr. Sprufs 3u $25
monatlih; rsierirt. Soroan-Wiosr'
ruf Der SrOinanj. welde bic Otiusllir'
unsslinic on @pOmins sue., 3piidsu
Sarh unO WiuriOn Strase, feititellt
rsfsrirt. slmsnOsmsnt su Der Srbinuus,
welds RsSslu bel Der aunubme Don
Strassn uOrihreibt; reisrirt. S8irb
oas SmenOement un9enOmmen, 10 muf
Dor Der Gnnabme cine StraBe ridtis
niuellirt uub NIT einem abjussfanul
psriebsn iein.
@ins slnSubI YOrlagsn wurosn GIN
| itiS bsribtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-27
NtttStpn.

= @ine fsblerbofte aaminOffnuns In
Der @ohnuns hes Sobn Wturrap an
Der obsrsn 8roub StruBs psruriu6ts
am Srsitus sinsn Brano, pslder bisie
iowie bic ansrsn,enoe @obnuns bes
Samss Wicslnorsp polllidnbig ,erit6fte.
= Die .. & 3. @slsiis untsrbalb
bem Sort 3ane Depot ieniten iid am
Sreitus abenb fir cine Strsds BON
stwa 100 SuB isds Sub in Gisfe unb
bsios @eIeiie iantsn Elm. Sin Bddtsr
bsmsrfte oas @sihebens ,eitis senus,
um Warnuus 9eben Su fDnnen.
- als Sames Dobino unb SOIspb
PrabO ipdt an Sreitas ytahrittus iih
auf bsm Ssimwes befanosn, wurosn iie
nabe Der 8oftsn giieberluiiuns BON brei
SriiOsrn namens Ros. nit oenen iie
uorber Strsit sebobt. anssbulten; leg
tere 9ebOten ibnen. oie Sdnoe In bic
%uft 3u heben uno als iie Dies psrmsi.
ssrten. fsueiien bic BriiOer msbrers
ShlIie auf iie ub. Oobino erbielt cine
aussl seraOe Obsrbalb osm rs6teu DIR
in ben SOpi uno obidon isin 3uitano
Elm ssfGbrlidr lit. 70 srwurtst man
feline @eneiuns. als DObno nieosfiel.
er9rliisn bic S6isBbOloe Die 5ludt.
Grit Samitus selan9 ss ben Stauts'
fOnitublsru. Die @sbr. &oB Oinsfeit Su
MAIDEN. worauf iie oann Obns 3ulai
iuns uon Sirsidaft fur elm bsuti9ss
8erbOr ssbalten Uurben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-27
Nprp Seramtpn.

- glnton Somolif. 23 Sabre ali
unb on Wtarp SiraBe mobnbaft, muroI
um 0Onnsritas in Der Prieebur9 3ed,
ihlimm uerbraunt unb auh ,sri6nittsu
als iid cine uOrSeitise Sprsnsuus ersis
nste. Wfan idaffts ibn sur Ssbano
lung nu6 Osm Staat Soipital.
= Sn BEN Yaummollsabfaa @ebdu
De Der scranton Spissn Gompanis ar
@lsn Srabs sntitano irib am ssitrissr
UiOrssn Elm 8rano. Der fiir furjs .3si
bas SauptssbduOs Der @Ompauis be
orohts. absr jeitis sslOidt wuroe, sbl
Dsitetsr S6aben entitanoen mar.
= Sn Der 8obnuns ieinsr Eohtsr
5rau SBllliam SodrOtb on SDpominf
suenue. 1T uorlestsn Diittpoh Wiidus
sanssutb i'm slltsr pon SO Sabrsn &C.
itOrbsu. Dis Ssiiesuns fano am Sum'
ftag 3u SOnesoale itatt, nah einsm
uOrbsrissn Eruusroisnit am Gbsno Su'
Dor i'm Stsrbsbauie.
= Sraulsin Mfarp @omerforb Don
Babns Gpsnue, als Sperateurin In BEN
@rdanse Der @oniOlibirten Eslspbor
@ompanis aussitsllt, als Oisislbe an 8
0tai ourd Seuer serft6rt puros, II
SOnntas 9ia6t Der nsru6isn 3errhtt.
uns erlsssn, bur4 bic aufrssuns bel
benz Sranoe ueruriabt.
= Samss Wie9isalp pon Marpint
auenus, wsldsr nit einem ent1ob,nsu
Sameraosn ben 8sriu4 madts. Oas
Pfsro uno ben Bassn bes glnton Ra'
goni aus Der Sheune an Rapmono
Court 3u itsblen. absr auf Der Gbat sr'
tappt wuroe, muBte'am Donnerita9 fiir
Elm seridtlides @ri9sinsn cine 8ars'
idaft uOn $1,000 itsllen.
= SObn Wtaobsn pon 9Bsft Wfarist
StraBe wuros SOnutas Gbsnb in @bin-
hilla uon sinsm giOrtbsrn Electric
Sabnwasen ssitOBeu. oils berislbe cine
idarfe SisSuns ma6ts. Ssin re6ter
arm warO usrrsntt unb Der 8opf unO
Sas @eiidt Ssridnitten. bod iiuo feline
VerIetunsen niht ssfdbrli9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-27
Sas Ghal abwdrts.

Sablor. @illaro. Der 19 Sabre alte
SObn uon 9srrn unb Srau @aspar
Deilsnilub, erlas Donnsritas Wiorssu
einsm anfalls uon Blinooarmsnt,iino.
uns unb purbs Samitus 9iaamittas
i'm Sorsft 3oms SrisbbOfe ,ur Rube
bsiseisst.-TuglOr SdIauh @ompani.
9io. / miro am %. ausuit ibre idbr.
lihe @rfuriion nud Sais Sobore abbal'
u.-Dsr in bsr GagIor 3shs bsiddf'
tiste Usrsmann 2bOmus Sobn pon
Ofain Strase puroe Disnitas ssssu
Ufittas uon sintnt SobIsnfall uOn Der
Dede eridlassn. Der 8srunsliidte
mar nnusrbeiratbet.>
: Srauf SolDuiit uon DurDsu, elm
8ersmunn i'm glO. 2 Sdu6t Der Bar.
mum 3eds, purOe 5reitas Jia6t unter
bunosrtsn bon GOnnen Jslsssiteiu be.
9rabsn, als er nit anbsren slrb.itsrn
Die Stiispisilsr raubte. Die Snberen
hntten elm isbr tnappes @nttommsn Dor
einem dbnliden SdidIal.
= Sriib lssten Douneritas WtOrsen
wuroe Der Serlu6 semadt, Die 0Obns
uus bss Wissasrs DauiO Srssman In
Olo 6Orss mtttsIs DDnumit in bic 9uit
ju iprsnseu. Sin srOBss God unter
Der Yorosrmausr oes @sbduoes Ssiste,
mo Der Sprsusitoff ausslest wOrbsn
mar. yiur wsniS Shaosn Duros uuss.
riAtet, absr ale 5sniter ssrtrimmsrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-27
RBilfee. BARRE Na&ri@ten.

- S,rsanesns ISOLDE bat elm Ssuer
In Der Gluin Wiarfle automobilrsmiie
in Sa,lston sinsn @eiammti&aoen bon
$25, OF 0 auseri6tet.
= Der 10 Sabre atte Soisph Mcr.
rid BON 9uSsrns Borough ertranf am
Ulontas gludmittas in Surpsp's gafe.
inbsm sr BON sinsm SloB fisl, auf osm
sr Ii6 nit msbrsrsn 9amsraosn bsfano.
- Die 9si6e oss felt Ssbn 8o6en
usrmiBtsn 2Aidbristn Sobn Ssnas pon
alosn murbs nm Samitas nabs Der
@ltsrnpobnurs In sinem @sbiii6 se'
iunben. ole mar pollffduois usrDsiet
unb uur on ben 2leibern srfenntli6.
= Die 9.ihs bes SO Sabre ulten
Gnberp Campbell BON See Parf wuros
Disnitus Morssn nabe Der Sludmau
8abnirsusuns in Siio SSilissburrs uni'
ssfunSsn, mo sr wabridsinlid abenos
,uuor bel Der Ssimtsbr iibsriubrsn NOR
ben mar.
= gaitor 8. Sdubsrt. Der nsu'
seliorser Der suans. lutb. Sripplsir
@briiti Stride. welder nd6itsn Conn
tas feline antrittspreoist bdlt. wirO iid
bel BEN Deutidtbum OOn Uilissburr'
bur1 feline Ssitreoe selesentlib Der beu
tisen Ssisr bss Oeutiden 2asss elm
fiibreu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-27
Mebrere @riinbe, tuarum sic
oieien
Eier Sag Gbina Sertanf
nicbt permiiien ioaten.

' gu ulIer srit parsn bic Frsiis ME
mails 70 nisbris wis isst. Smsitsns
mar bic Guswabl ME 10 sros. limb 10
Iauf,n bic anosrsn @riinbe. Stuoirt
bieis 8ertbs, iommst bann fur Cure
Griparniiis unO Sbr wsrSst lsidt per-
ftebsn, parum mir oisisn Ssrtaut ole
siuen obne isinss @lsidsu nsnnsn.
Gin Eii& sntbGlt: Salao Somlen.
Sslsris Bsbdlter, 9u6sn Gsllsr, Bee
rem 8owlsn, 3uder SOrbs, gttiiis BON.
len, VSfisl Bsbaltsr, etc. Gsrtb bis 3u
$1.25. 8srtaufsprsis ie 25 Gents.
Sin Gii6 sntbalt, SUDDEN Gsllsr,
gspf,l Gets, Ssllsrie Ssbdltsr, etc,
Butb bis Su $500. Ssrfauisprsis i
40 Gents.
Gin Gii6 sntbalt: Grader @sfdBs'
Otl6 arhss, SdofOlube Sriise, Vel
Ter, aamm unb 8irltsn Eraps, etc
sBsrtb bis 3u $3.50. Sertaufsprsis
ie SO @snts.
Gin Eiid, sutbdlt: S6oiOlabs 9rii
&c, brsi Stif Gbss Ssts, &opnl Dol
ton glaauss, etc. (nur tlsins Partis.,
G8ertb bis ;u $3.50. Ssrtunisprsis
ie $3.50.
Sin Gid sntbdlt: Slhiis Sets, 90
lob Soplsn. 9Ofiel BsbaItsr, srobs @e
lee ober Sruht BOwlsn. etc. SSsrtb BIZ
au$3.5O. 8eriuufsprsis je rs Gents
Sin Gil6 sntbdlt: ssdte Doltoi
glaques, Saues 8Owle uno Stano
bsIdranfte Partie. Merib bis iu $4.50
8erfuuisprsis ie s1,9S.
Sin Tii6 sntbdlt: @inise @is,ubsr
SuIuo Somlsn unb @eles Gsllsr-a all
ieinss frans0liides China, uno wsrtl
bis Su 5 $3.50. Ssrfuufspreis je $2.9S
Sin 3iid snthdlt: Salao Sowlsn
9Ofiel BsbGlter, Sliusn @eidBs. Su6sl
Eeller, Sauce Gsller, nidsl'per3isrt
@oaItsrs, etc. S8ertb bls Sn 25 Gents
Sertuuispreis ie 10 Gents.
@rosei6OB.- 6abritiibls.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-27
Cur ssidaisen 8sadtnns.

g8is iaon felt sinisen @O&sn unss'
fiinbist. bsfinOet fid bic Office uno
Druderei bee .Scranton Dohsnblatt4 .
nunmebr 1877 Safforb Court, oirefi
biuter BEN SOtsl Ssrmgn unb on bas
@afe oes Ssrrn SsrmaHn Sosolin bin
ten ansrsn,sno. Die nsue Gage bal
snsi 8ortbsile sritens 1T bas @ei6afI
Su ebsuer @rbs uno man brau6t fsinI
Erepps su eritsissn; /; uno sweitsns lisSi
es i'm Serjen oss @sidditsssntrums
Der Staot. SSir eriuhsn uniere wsr
then Sunb.n. iih bic Suse 3u notirsr
unb uns siusn Bsiud ubSuitutten.