The Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 6

IresjyBaaBaaasaWa.aa THE TRIBUXE REPUBLICAy, JUNE 27. 1914 JKE "FOUND zL 1 I Save Our Coupon Satisfaction or Your 0 and m))YAi ffiJUPSk i Money Backr iJS' Furnish Your Home fWWi for Any Reason (''' Absolutely Free (jA or No Reason Big Purchase of 1 200 Girls? Wash Dresses i rrvQGiT A Pat nawCAa 1 I HA i I tvowse Ac aim Scco Vlt TtWTO i i DOCTORS TO MEET IN SAN FRANCISCO ATLANTIC CITY. X. Jiine 26. Many cases of cancer formerly thought hopeless can be cured and others greatly relieved by the use of vaccine and a serum he has recently discovered, according to a report made today before the surgical sec lion of the American Medical asso ciation bv Dr.

J. Walter Vaughn, of Detroit. He reported the experi ments made on 100 cases in li of which cures hud been' effected. H. H.

GALLAGHER With Keller Dunhan Piano Co. Mr. H. H. Gallagher, one of the best known men in Scran ton and vicinity, for many years engaged in the candy manufacturing business, is now connected with Keller Dunham Piano company.

Mr. Gallagher has a host of friends who wish him success in his new line of endeavor. Adv. Green Ridge Goal Co, COAL AT RETAIL Our Coal has satisfied others it will satisfy you. None better.

CALL 347 Old Phone. SUNDAY lEXCURSIONS i DURING THE SUMMER SEASON I N. O. W. RY.

CO. I From Scranton 8:20 a. Oly ohant 8:36 and Peckville 8:41 a. i Archbald 8:47 a. Jcrmyn 8:52 a.

Carbondale a. m. TO Orson Poyntelle Lakewood Lake Como Preston Park Starlight and Hancock. I Allowing several hours' recreation in the mountains of Wayne and Delaware Counties. Many Summer Boarding Houses, 25 Lakes, Delaware River, Attractive Scenery some of the Highest Elevations in State.

Secure Summer Boarding House Booklets at any of the above Ticket Offices. ")' Monday 0NT Arvoorcv BY BILL STEINKE. "Minpoka is the garden spot of the said Tom SiUDie. wno irasnvcu in that great baseball player producing tnwn the birthplace of Charlie and Ezra Connell, xor in years, and after rambling around the burg for, nearly half of a day I'll be jiggered if I don't pretty near muw mvsRif. If it wasn't for the streets I'd think so But that's nnlv a mere trifle.

I had fifteen minutes spare time yes. terday morning, apd I didn't know what to do" with myself. 1 went through my pockets and found just enough coin to carry me to Minooka and back without suffering any in convenience, so oft I went for Minooka. To save an extra nickel, I got off at I the city line and walked uptown. I The only men I could think of that I knew were Johnny Coyne, the fat one: IMIike 'Ruddy, the reporter: Father Lavelie, Father Murray and Mrs.

A. Gallagher, the milliner. Johnny Coyne was the first one in order, and when I called on him he was out. The only sign of life around the place was Frank Sienkowitz filling the ice box and Martin Coyne playing a single handed game of solitaire. There were two or three boys around the place and they spotted me and asked me to get a line on Stock the Clock Walsh, a rare old character of Minooka.

In going up the street I was preceded by Miss Katie Coyne, bookkeepper for Pat Miggins, the big store man. Gee, it's full of coins 1 mean Coynes in Minooka, and what's more, all them Covnes down there are valuable. However, I was after "Stop the Clock," and when I saw him in front of Connolly's 1 stopped the clock and had chat with 'him. He told me he was after a job, but didn't like anything too laborious. All he had in his "jeans" was a button a knife and a horseshoe nail good as new.

Years ago in Minooka no affair was considered quito a success without the presence of old "Sinn" and his eolden voice. I pal 1 a visit to Mrs. Maine Boland. TtnlanH runs a little tobacco and snda water store, and I asked her if shd give two cigare. "Xothlng doing," she said, "but I'll sell them to you." Mrs.

Boland says that business is fair, but could be better if only some of her customers tvoull drink more eoda water or smoke more cigars. I noticed a heap of glaes in froni of Donnelly's, and nosy Hket, I had to go in and find out all about It. They had had a robbery there the nighi before, but when I got in I forgot all about the glass when I saw Dr Kane and his friend, McCrea. mop THE DELAWARE HUDSON CO. New Parlor Car Service Between Carbondale and Philadelphia in connection with Lehigh Valley R.

R. and Philadelphia and Reading Railway, effective June 29, 1914 Daily Except Sunday. Leave Carbomia 7:00 A. M. Leave Philadelphia ..5:00 P.

M. lixvt Scranton 7i40 A. M. Arrive Scranton .10:19 M. Arrive 12:55 P.

M. Arrive Carbondale .11 10 P. M. CANT TBU. rue.

iFT5eAee r. 1 S51 1 ficv nT.fl Jij TKBOLS Jcv i DOWN MINOOKA WAY Steinke Visits Home of Famous Ball Players and Picks Up Some Real Interesting Stuff. ping up a second rounJ of jola. Tire doctor is the only man in Minooka owns An automohiie''l l. Tias ttrn unitis oi cnauneurs.VITeft Farrell runs the car in the day and John Carney pils.

the machine at' nightoThe doctor told me Minooka has three thoutand people now, ani that it used to be called tN.vis Patch, and if it UaJn't berrn. for the Tayiop and ths Capouse folks yetting the mails mixe.l up when they only had on post office for the two toivns, they'd still be calling Minooka, Capouse. While were chewing the rag there who should come piling in but the tango barber. To show you thai Gallagher has the cream of shav ing and tonsorial buiness of Minooka. we'll publish a few oC his best customers' names, namely, wit: Willie Burke, Tony Walsh, Arch bald's second baseman Pat Walsh, Pete Flaherty, 'Scratch" McLaughlin, Marty Fitzhenry.

the landscape who drives a coal on the sid Doc Kane's two John Kelly, the gentleman; Robert Polan, baker at the John Coyne, who laughs like a bunch of fire crackers exploding, and John Flannigaii. Kenl tinner for "IdeaL 1 was lookinpr for and Sharkey l.ydon the musicians, hut both had left for the. time stuff at the swpll summer hotels. "Thiggen Thu" Coyne wasn't to be found either. Old Mr.

Kitxhenry, who serve on the SchOOi board VeaiS ana. Was siftlniv mi Ins front lawn sunnincr himself. I stopped and together we had a talk tin times when Toni Sullivan, Tom Duffy, Pat Philhin, Durkin, who worked in the Continental, and Tom Coyne served on the board with him. As I went on his daughter yelled from the second lloor. "fid you get him?" "I did" says I.

Well" says she ''That's more than we could ever get him to do." I couldn't en bv Mrs la millinery store. You see I know Gallagher and so I went in 'and had a chat about the millinery business, which she navs was ou the Miss Higglns, 'Festy's" sister, was in the store and both she apd Mrs. Gallagher said they want a man. There's a chance for some bright 'voting; nirn si me airs, uanagner was just finishing a nice new golf snirt for father Murray. Marty Judge, the ex countv controller, was on the Job painting his house all over again.

Jt's looking fine, too. (Mart told mo he'd sit down some rainy afternooi. and write a lot of old Minooka history that would knock your eye out. Players. alsh anil Joyce, who are now running the old Marty McDonough store are right up to the minute on tne hot water stuff, you should, see the refrigerators they have piled in their window.

Mr. Joyce and Kudy was there, too, had unite a talk on "the" baseball players Minooka has turned 0" "ev me how nice feve e111. took nlm "I' when he visited Cleveland last vear, and then we talked about Mike and his brothers, Jimmy and Jack. Miss Sarah Murray was in the ntnin at ih. tMiss Murray, you know, clerked fnr McDonough when slie was a wee girl.

i ni res noiner aiiuoOKa oov that making good," said Mr. Joyce, "and that's Mike McNally, He's a nice quiet usasstiming chap and his mother Is one of the finest women that ever drew a breath of air." went Into Mullen's drug stnrp anil HOTELS AND RESORTS 39; $1 Children's Dresses cool Summer dresses made of white pique or heavy grade voile in cadet blue or px blood. Sizes 2 to 6. CQ Extra special, choice Make Your Dollar Produce More in a New York City Hotel Two Specialties' An A pleasant loom with pmate. batH PER DAY ri A A An exctiieot room with "private bath, j)JUU PER DAY fcing itrect.

Southern wpowrc Also attractive Room without Bath for $1.50 per day. Restaui ant prices are most moderate. 600 ROOMS 400 BATHS father Murray came in ana oouni round of drinka. He rnusta had a iumch that wa prtty nearly orpke. tne hour was setting late, but there was one man 1 had to iiay iny reapeoU box of More Than One Third Location One aia horn 5 ef Ae (kpwtnwrt Five ainM walk from 19 prmcipd Withk block ef the Fifth Are.

hoppm dnct Enr law of trtaMrtlia Mitet the door. Fiftk Arenue Bui hum uti vmafl iuitce laet The Hudtom Tobe aem ttnf. EleraMl RAtfd Suson aeratt the MreaL Subway Statioa three mimitee ewer. Grind Central Stibon wahin tewn minute. 4enB9raaU Railro Subon ju one bloek away.

FreaatencoaaiaVataaif. ThcHotel EVERYTHING NEW AMD MODERN. A FIVE MILLION DOLLAR HOTEL EQUIPPED' TO SATISFY THE MOST EXACTING TASTE. All Transferred Free and from Pennsylvania Station THE HOTEL MARTINIQUE mHFTAYWRV Broadway 32nd and 33rd Streets New York 'J rwi WALTER CHANDLER. JR.

C. OLSON QjaUjUMnimw" CadMmtf Viw waUuhecU Mr. Mullen make hja Hor "biieu," ay bta prayara. out only after 1i uv him a chocolate almuliU S. Fay.

as luck would have it he ws sitt.ns Tvvc. Ortin Piih'M, on the front porch. He olicl ed Kuoy THE IMbUlf afoca from bch. and ma a chair aaa excused himself ioT and goh. If he ''dlaii'l telephone aon own anu have 'a ooy onus a uw rean cuzars to.

uaes iounu. Starlight, Fa. "STARLIGHT. INN" tarll(ht. ra.

On iak. l.t0O 't citvatioa: an table; utombll pcll Jun ratea; keykici on ppilcaiioo, rcfercacu. Ollbtrt Manager. Father heifer. 'I'll tell you how utrona that Lave He a raal Uoutii aider ana he pig; waa he aay, 'I once got hold of oouldn tnelp hut.

talk about tne old itg tall and tne pi pulled bo hard that lalanH atirl Black, breaker uiamond it ran owoy and.lvtt Its tall in mv aero the' button' worKa are now, etc. hands, it did." After glvlne the old! We also got la.IKin.a about ii oai jOurKe neip, wnere all the great Jlln lairhar urhn Itnaus the South bide I. Ke ooKa Dlayera cot their atart and where a book. Bill, you ia lil and haej. the phrase ''drive it down to Mackine been for orms.

fliae, but la getting bet 1 originated, I caught a. car ant) came ter. i. nome. see you at tne carniyai next Krom wes weni ana ai whoib the ConnelU wad.

years ago ana men we met Tpnf Slnrpte. elttlns on i his i iak Jenkins Invite' the patriotic maI nt Snrantnn anrt vtrtntv at. iiiti ir nir wn isti i ii in iis i f.i iiiriiea aniJ ftlti lived In Mlnookatend the grand celebration at Heurt for flftv yeaVav. he ys. la Lake, Pa July Ub Bigger and bet tne warden mp.o..

the aartn ana a ter attractions than ever Ad blasted one" at ht. Ht aketi me mlMlon free.A(lv. aa It ii ill lllllrir UKK mill 1 IIIIU ,1 iitj, was a butcher' unrf that many a Pjg he' r3l.e,l nnA HVS flam "I EUeSB I Sm of thertfrVfotil me Jhat he aa Wjtaa a WEST SCRANTON J5. Remedies' at Adv. ot of pretty, cool Tub Dresses looked mighty good to pur buyer and he secured the entire lot 1200 Dresses, at a price that enables us to offer hem to you at reductions that average more than one third.

All new, charming models what every mother demands and what every girl wants for Summer; attractive styles in fashionable wash materials a 11 new, clever models for girls, ages 6 to 14 years. 7 We Divided the Entire Purchase In Three Lots Now On At These Sensational Prices Lot No. 1 Gentiine $1.00 Values Choice 69c Lot No. 2 Genuine $1.50 Values Choice 89c i i i i i i 1 i i i Lot No. 3 Genuine $1.75 Values Choice 98c Children's Headwear $3.00 Childfen's Hats $1.50 Hats and 75c Hats and BonBet 39c All Silk Ribbons 500 pieces Moire All Silk Ribbon, 7 inches wide, all the prevailing shades, also whiteY" Good value at 39ci V0 Extra SDecial.

vara wy 75c Corsets Made of "nice summer net, with good, strong boning; medium low bust. All sizes to 30 'r HOTELS AND RESORTS $2.00 Children's Coats Nice. Urilined Coats, made of Pongee Poplin, with embroidered collar and cuffs; sizes 1 to 5 years. $2 value (JJg $1.50 and $2.00 Corsets The Spirabone, Wilhelmina, Royar Worcester and R. medium and.

low bust models. Extra special 98c HOTELS AND RESORTS HOTELS AND RESORTS Atlaatte Cy Sfc BELLAIRE 24 6. Virginia avenue, near Belch 'iiii all amusemenis; reflnsd neighborhood; ig un weekly; all conveniences, K. ('. Kutheiford.

Taouaaud lalanda, S. 1000 Island Hcase ALEXANDRIA BAY Jefferson CountyNe wYork IN THE HEART OF THE THOUSAND ISLANDS In moat enchanting apot in all Amanca, where natuiea chai'ms aje rareat, al lthe delighta oi modern civilisation ara added in the l.VOti inland iaouae. ivo Hotel or the lie tropolis pruvldea greater living ia? ci)ities ir 4uch hlxurious coratortr real HOME comforts as does this palatial Summer retreat. An amusement for every hour, or aolat, iuo tftiolca of every ALL DRINKING WATER USED i in i he house it) filtered bend two 2 cant stamps' for Illustrated. Booklet.

O. G. STAPLES, Prop. WILLIAM WARBURTON, Mgr. Atlnnl J.

narlhorengh Blanhelm Both American nod European Plana I oalah WhlteASonaCoaipaar Galen Ball Bote I and Sanatorium F. L. Youna, Mgr. Hotel paqala Anertran Plan. 0pen fintire Tear.

Waller J. Buxbj. niTfgcS 1 1 la THE SUMMER PLAYGROUND OF THE NATION Opporrnnltlea for rooreatlon and plewure are unlimited. Fsch Oaj' hrinrii added ttrrtlon. There ara no dnll dayn In Atlantic The4nert hathlna beavta in tli world, recreation pleri, band concert, alllnK.

nsbloB, etc. The! Leading Houses will farnith lull inlormatioa, rate, on applicatioii. TTAuE CAMCITV 2SO Lcnv.M.jr ATLCIT 9r5N. jCOMCM AVE. Hotel Strand Alwaji Open.

r. B. Oft and H. C. tdwardn.

The Shelbnrne European Plan. J. WeUel. Mir. Hotel St.

Charlee Open All Tear. Kewlln Haloes Co. Scrupulously cieau, otctrie llthted fbrougn eut; white service; hot and cold water baths. $1.3 and 1.50 dally; t7 and week established 35 Booklet." EMER8QNJ CROUTHAAIEL Manager. Seaside Hone Open All Year.

P. Cook's Sons. The Pennhnrrt Open Ail Wm. R. jr Hotel Chelsea In the (anhlonable Chelaea section.

Open All Year. J. B. Thompson A Co. The Holmhnrrt Open All Year.

Henry DarneU. Tor detailed Information refsrdtnsr railroad connee tlom, time tablet, etc. consult local ticket agents. ATLANTIC CITY'S FIXKST HOTEL AT MODKIt ATE RATER: auxtdeelrabi located. Kentnrkr Are.

and Beach. Choice rooms, prhrate baths, late Improvements. Biass beds. Attractive lonoy ana pai loi. Capacity etM.

Cool Terandaa. Oond music. Social features. 10th year ownership roanxronii nt Fresh vegetables and ooultrr. niime mrate.

nearby vir. All food auppllesof finest nnaltty. Special rntee K.wt up nan iu. nn weemy, ani. plan.

Amn rncea Boat Located Popular Price Family Hotel In Atlantic City, N. J. NETHERLANDS New Tork Avenue, SO yards from Boardwalk. Overlooking lawn and ocean; capacity 409. Elevator, private baths; running water.

NBW BATH It LAWN I TANGO A trains. DescrlpU folder mailed, a. Coniad hkboln I Bathing from Hole! free shower baths. RATK. I SO J12 Ml tin.

SIT.V) weeldv. 12 up daily. AML'niCAX Write for free booklet and points ot later, est in AtlanUo City. AUUUVT ItUHWAD'EL. Proprietor.

:v.J THE LATEST FIRCPftOOr HOTEL Aaierican plan. AlwsysopeO. Capsriry 600. Oi jeicn directly between the two irest Ocesa Iters Muiic and dancina. Garage.

Illutirsied Ifiersture. Ownerihip msnxemeal. Prlvsie P. O. Bos HOTEL SHOREHAM Virginia ave.

near Beach, best jicatCwi. Capacity Thoroughly, uvator. private baths', etc. Excellent iable. Special up daily UP VAlhf, iS 'TO $15 'EEKLy THf Tennessee Ave.

anu Kuanng ler. HSthin'v frottl OTEL hotl' JJ.OVCE. ''ijake S. Y.2!il HOTEL MAKION ON. LAKE GEORGE, N.j Delightfully located on ths Weit.

Shor. Afljoltia country and yacht' club." Hoonn i suite wlih or vithpat prixaa. bathv" Auio livery an'd grge. FoV boats. lunchi and Lalt' bathing; FoV hooklAt anl terms, apply JOSEPH vMABVBU (Lake HOTEL CLIFTON Excellent accpmmorlatlmia for ajrtmto bile parlies.

Mont' pietiireaciuaVfiks siirrounrtlnea. Altitude V. Moore,.