The Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 24

JUNE 27, 1928 WEDNESDAY MOBJilNG, gftg mOTfott WteptMltWR New Edgewood The Blue Shutters A Place of Interest In Your Travels. .:0 CONTINUE SUIT 07 DICKSON CITY MAN Equity proceedings of Louis Kucieu TO OFFICIALLY OPEN NEW TRAIL LINK ON FRIDAY OF THIS WEEK Hotel Delaware Water Gap, Penrw. Dinner Parties Special Rt Danclne; Write for Booklet E. E. Hoocier, Owner Maintain Antique and Gift Shop and Delightful sH, Hamilton street, Dickson City, gainst Dickson City and the Mew York, Ontario Western Railroad company were cantinued until July Dining Room.

10 yesterday by Judge wui Leacn. The Dlaintlff is attempting to force Tha Ttliw Shutters. Antiane Shoo drawers filled with patch work quilts, the. defendants to construct a retain and Tea Room, near Elmhurst, between Scranton and New York City, coverlets, nomespun sneets ana table cloths. There are also hand made New Stretch of Pavement Between Moscow and Gouldsboro Now Open for Light Cars rugs, fire place fittings, candle sticks nas naa patrons irom every raw ui the Union, as well as from Canada Tannersville Inn On the Lackawanna Trail Noted for its GOOD FOOD Modern In Every Detail.

Open All Tear. C. T. Miller, Pror and a real bandit proof sea chest. ing wall in the rear of his home.

The plaintiff's home is about thirty feet from the railroad company's right of way and he alleges that whenever there is a heavy rain storm, the debris from the company's property is Trucks To Run Over Highway on June 29. and Mexico, as their guest book A recent addition has been built on the old country store, which has been converted into a modern gift shop and win snow. TYim antlnilM Tiniiar1 in what The Department of Highways has was originally an old country store, nrVilnh rHll retains the old doorwsv. tea room. In the gift shop will be found repro OBITUARY ductlons of old things, copies of old the show windows and shelves with washed on his land.

Attorneys Joseph B. Jenkins and Leo G. Knoll are for the plaintiff with M. J. Martin and Paul G.

Collins for the railroad company and Stanley M. Evans for the borough. rare prints, glass lamps, brass and pewter sconces, hand wrought iron weather vanes, doorstops and foot hand hewn brackets. In the center of the room is the old stove where the farmer tilted back in his old hickory split back chair, talked crops with his neighbor and MRS. BARER DIES IN HER HOME AT JERMYN scrapers and all sorts of potter.

The dining room is most unique in its decorative scheme. From the ceiling, gold and silver stars reflect on spat nis toDacco in we sawuusii iuwu wooden box. Hin nn the shelves is old china. Baker, 93, died at Jermyn yesterday Mrs. Phillip H.

her residence in mornine. silver walls. Tne long French win glassware, pewter crocks and jugs. dows are hung with gold and blue curtains and on the deep window sills, Spend Yonr Summer Vacation er Week Ends at Castle Inn The Hotel Camp Under Halpern Management, Delaware Water Gap. Pa.

Wi hours from Scranton over Lackawanna Trail. 3 hours from New York over Lackawanna R. R. Modern and fireproof with accommodations for 300 tjuests. Dining; table unexcelled.

All sports and recreations, (olf, tennis, handball, boatinf and danoinj. Swimming in our outdoor concrete pool. Concert and social director for guests. Write or phone for reservations. Dietary laws observed.

Phone Delaware Water Gap S. DAVID HALPERN, Mgr. About tne room is oia lurniture wiui RESORTS RESORTS NEW JERSEY NEW JERSEY I 'A. i i Born in England, Mrs. Baker came to Jermyn with her family in 1873.

She was one of the oldest members of the M. E. church there until a few months ago she displayed remarkable vigor and activity. She is survived by her three sons, Charles F. Baker, of Jermyn; Dr.

Albert J. Baker, Duryea, and Dr. W. J. Baker, of Jermyn.

Also surviving are 13 grandchildren, 22 great grandchildren, and three great great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Thurs Arch Atwater, George Dendle, George Dendle, Jr. The flower carriers were: Fred Rendle, Isaac Davit, Louis Brittain, William Pascoe, Lee Holcomb, Charles Firestine and Thomas Mellon. MRS. PRISCILLA E.

JONES Mrs. PrisciUa E. Jones, widow of John D. Jones, died yesterday morning at 8:35 o'clock in her home in Forest City. She was formerly of Jefferson township and of Clifford township and came to Forest City a number of years ago.

Surviving are a son, Thomas, of Factoryvtlle; three brothers, Benjamin George and Edward A. Reynolds, all of Uniondale, and two sisters, Mrs. John Reese and Mrs. W. T.

Davis, both of Forest City. Funeral services will be Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial in Welsh Hill cemetery, at Clifford. OLYPHANT MINERS OUT. Employes of the Eddy Creek colliery.

Hudson Coal Company, at Oly Shon. VDDer rirht Wnlnr Boom. Lower Outside Upper left Gift View of the Blue Shutters. in artistic boxes, are blooming plants and English ivy. The old fashioned day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the residence, 533 Washington avenue, Jermyn.

Rev. Donald S. MacKellar Penn Stroud Hotel STROUDSBURG, PA. Our Restaurant Delicious food and will officiate. tables tit covered witn linens ana porcelain of many colors, which create a delightful atmosphere.

with a network of highways winding their way through the peaceful woodlands. The scene is particularly beautiful at candle lighting time when the sun is setting and casting its last rays over the water and on the sides of the mountains. It is in this vicinity that Scranton's foremost landscape artist does most of his work, which shows the simplicity and beauty of Being situated on tne easterly siae ROBERT GILCHRIST, SEXTON 50 YEARS, reputation. of the highway, The Blue Shutters commands an unobstructed view of the countryside, the Elmhurst lake In the Immediate vicinity and beautiful mountains towering in the distance, IS LAID AT REST PITTSTON, June 26. The funeral Scranton's suburban district.

This view is obtained while sitting in the of Robert Gilchrist, a cemetery sexton Dhant. walked out yesterday following delightful dining room, where you can Dancing in the Japanese Gardea erery Saturday evening from 0:30 p. m. standard time. Music by the Artisans, a 9 piece orchestra of Easton.

Sunday Dinners a Specialty announced to tnepuDuc mac uie twelve miles of detour between Moscow and Gouldsboro had been eliminated and that the lighter vehicles are allowed to travel over the stretch of new pave, the final connecting link in the famous and picturesque Lackawanna Trail. The new stuetch of pavement will be officially opened Friday, June .29 when heavy trucks will also be permitted to travel over it. The old highway, which wound its way throughout the hills' of Daleville and Gouldsboro, now becomes an important link in Pennsylvania's unexcelled highway system, which has aided amterially to the progress of the United States, and leaving something worth while to posterity. The skill and ability of the engineers is readily seen, as dangerous curves and hills are cut away in order to lay a beautiful straight stretch of white pavement. Landmarks of the old turnpike were cut away.

Many homesteads will now view traffic from their back porches, as engineers with the ultimate in view laid the new road through backyards and new grounds. Every effort has been made to provide the traveling public with a smooth riding surface in the best possible condition at all times of the year. Every consideration has been given to proper location and the best alignment for the road in order that the distance may be shortened, heavy grades reduced and other dangerous conditions eliminated. The highway department is still maintaining workmen in erecting signs and leveling the roadsides, which in all probabilities will be finished Friday morning. The new pavement is of the heavier type, constructed for the purpose of carrying the heavy trucks and the enormous summer traffic.

The importance of this may be realized through a study of statistics on car and truck production and registration throughout the United States. In 1895, four automobiles were produced and registered and in 1926, 3,936,933 automobiles were manufactured and 19,237,171 registered. In 1904, 410 trucks were registered, while in 1926, 274,222 trucks were registered. Pennsylvania, in the first year of legal registration, 1906 registered 10,954 automobiles and trucks and in 1926, 1,276,519 passenger automobiles, 206, 321 trucks and 8,034 busses. The final 'connecting link between Scranton and the playground of the state is completed.

Old wayside stands which were abandoned when the new pavement was started are now opening in all their glory, ready again to cater to the demands of the motorists. Among the Scrantonians who are ready to receive their friends are John T. Porter at the Blue Shutters, Just above Elm hurst; Billy Kelly at the Mountain Ash Inn, formerly the Old historic Dale homestead, surrounded by large trees which date back to the signing of the Declaration of Independence, 1876. If front of the Inn there is also a monstrous size mountain ash which is said to be brought over here from Rome be served with a good old fashioned in this city for half a century, was held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the home of his son, Matthew a dispute over the payment of union dues by a blacksmith and his helper. The difficulty will probably be settled dinner, a really good home cooked meal.

In addition to dinners, The Blue Shutters cater to afternoon teas today. Ydu Ought to Have Your Hide Tanned! Atlantic City is America's official tannery for restoring life and color to Tired Hides it'll give you the complexion of a tan shoe and make you as tough as a pigskin wallet bang down the rolltop and make a break for the breakers an occasional flop in the surf prevents many a potential flop in town 'Bring your wife and don't forget your golf clubs The Lincoln House On the Lackawanna Trail. Wt miles below the Pocono station. Parkins; facilities. Sparhettl, Chicken and Waffle Dinner our specialty.

A Lacarte service all day. Excellent Fench cuisine. Tourists and season ruests accommodated. Rates and booklet upon application. and bridge parties.

Gilchrist, Clyde street, West Pltteton. Services were in charge of Rev. Thomas W. Swan, of the First Presbyterian church. Interment was made in West Pitts A new gas mixture, 700 times lighter than benzine, is to be used to drive the five eneines oi a new uerman air ship with which it is hoped to start ton cemetery.

The pall bearers were: Elmer Carpenter, Frank Davenport, a transatlantic service this year. THE BLUE SHUTTERS ELMHURST, PENNA. (On the Scranton to New York Highway), I Luncheons Afternoon Teas Private Bridge Parties Dinner Parties By Reservation Bill Says: Success originates and failure imitates check up on yourself. Glidden Paint Stores VISIT THE FAMOUS DELAWARE WATER GAP In the Blue Ridge Mountains. One of the World's Greatest Wonders.

The Kittatinny Hotel 200 Outside Rooms with Bath American Plan Grill for Tourists Located on Lackawanna Trail in 1000 Acre Private Mountain Park Overlooking the Gap, Home of the Wolf Hollow Golf Club 18 Hole Championship Golf Course Tennis Saddle Horses Water Sports Mountain Climbing. ORCHESTRAL CONCERTS AND DANCING IN THE BALL ROOM EVERY EVENING (Rates Reasonable) John Purdy Cope, Delaware Water Gap, Fa. Tea Room Gift Shop Antiques (Known From Coast to Coast) 224 Wyoming Avenue ATLANTIC CITY Next to Poli's Theater Phone 3340 Open May 1 Dec. 1 Golf Privileges Phone Connections ii "THE WIGWAM GRILL" Write to oAny of the Following for Hates or leterrations rw The Pocohasset Hotel and Casino Mt. Pocono, Penna.

We specialize in a real good meal. Special attention to motor parties, Banquets, Reservation Dinners. Spend your vacation in pure fresh air. We offer first run moving pictures twice weekly. Write or phone your reservation.

KNICKERBOCKERS LAFAYETTE MORTON MARLBOROUGM BLENHELM PENNHURST SEASIDE SHELBURNE 1 STRAND 1 TRAYMORE WILTSHIRE AMBASSADOR BREAKERS BRIGHTON CHELSEA 4 CHAIFONTE HADDON UALVA DENNIS GALEN HALL GLASLYN CHATHAM 1 HOLMHURST 4 Paint Sale Damaged by Smoke and Water Only (No tire damage) Dancing Every Wednesday and Saturday Evenings Hotel Wyalusing and Wigwam Grill WYALUSING, Pa. Special Dinners By Reservation Under the management of Tom Jerry RITTENHOUSE American Plan European Plsn A Both) Home of Hundred Hotels Offering the Comforts of Home COrYXIGHMD, 1. 1. 19JS TANNERSVILLE INN, TANNERSVILLE, PA, Per Gallon years and years ago. Charley Miner at Tannersville Inn, Tannersville, bids welcome to his host of friends.

Mr. Miller now has spacious quarters in "the playground of the State" and is always ready to cater to special dinners. It is well to mention now that we have a beautiful highway stretching out as far'as the Stroudsburg and points beyond, that the Penn Stroud is now opening its beautiful Japanese room, Saturday evening. While at the Poconos, Tom and Jerry Rittenhouse are now in full blast at the Pocahasset and Casino with dancing every Wednesday and Saturday evening with the Hotel Jer myn Entre Nous orchestra. The action of the state highway officials In opening this new stretch will now provide good roads for those weekend trips and visits to our neighboring counties.

BROWN 13 RELEASED Adam Brown, in jail for several days on a robbery charge, secured his release yesterday when he furnished bail before President Judge E. Newcomb in the sum of $1,500. ALWAYS HAVE "The time will come," shouted the lady "when women will get men's wages." "True," said a little man In the corner. "Next Friday night." Answers. The largest concrete clab In the world has just been made to form the roof of a Masonic temple.

The "slab is 78 feet 8 inches wide; 110 feet long and 14 feet 6 inches deep. The supporting columns are 40 feet high. PENNSYLVANIA NEW JERSEY Asbury Park Montrose OCEAN HOTEL Asbury Park. N. J.

Distinctive and Superior No Charge No C. O. D. 18 Different Colors Come Early Glidden Paint Store ROSEMONT INN, ri. open for the Summer.

Transient and permanent guests. A modern fireproof hotel Opacity 400 moderate rates American is curapcan EYVELL CRAWFORD NEW JERSEY rel. 3380 Owners and Hanarera N. t. Mock to Atlantic City Beach American and Euronean.

Excellent Table, 314 Fourth Are. Tel. 4119. A. M.

L. 5,1 PUll Gri((s. The children can 224 Wyoming Ave. Next to Poli's Theater Atlantic City come then, too itnaccssnrnjumccrrr clarendon 'Now That The Trail Is Opened See C. T.

Miller For Something Good To Eat. Special Dinners! VIRGINIA half Mock to Beach and steel ner. Kunninr water in every room, rrivaie Dams. Monroe Huicmni, rrop. go.

Arkansas At, It was so refreshing to be here, even for the week end. Paul couldn't stay away any longer (why must men work?) But what a lovely place this is! As soon as Henry welcomed us at the door with that ear to ear smile of his, I just felt good all over. And with the food, and the pleasant rooms, and the altogether delightful people we've met well, Paul just won't work the last three weeks in August! May we tend you a descriptive LYRIC HOTEL First Class Meals Baths and rnnnlnf water. New batbhoases tor ocean bathing, g. H.

Brethwalte, Owner NOTED FOR ITS TABLE The Village Weavers Invite you to visit their shop at the Cross Roads, Mount Pocono Antiques, Pottery, Baskets, Decorative Textiles Frizes and Quaint Gifts Greenwich Village Fudge, Aplets Real Russian Smocks mm MIIWSE Official Opening of The Trail, June 29 here's a Chair worth $35 that 0 sells for 22.50 It's a man's size chair for Dad to stretch out and doze irr. It has beauty, but its vast comfort is the big feature of this Jac I Si17NCOMIA MnLATLXITY. Scruoulouslv clean, rebuilt and refurnished, booklet White service. Rooms with running water. $3.00 up dally: SIS up weekly.

American Plan. Emerson crouthameu a HALFONTE" Haddon tiALL BATHING FROM HOTEL The Mountain Ash Inn i TOO ROOM MAT Home's Inn On the Lacka. Trail, Mt. Pocono, Pcnna. Cater to Special Dinners Large Veranda.

Large Airy rooms. Write for our Booklet. Roger Home, Proprietor MINMIN6 WATER IN AU quard Cogswell. Economy buying power makes possible the unusually low price. SI delivers this Chair ATLANTIC CITY American PUn Leeds and LirnNcorr Com taut MtvmaiiEi fnattwUWM write rcr meemet i fiamc cmnitsisssss L' Balance easy terms.

Same price cash or credit I Laurel Inn The Crest of the Poconos! Refined Home Atmosphere. Sunday Dinners and Week End Parties Specialty Write or Phone For Reservations DALEVILLE, PA. Training Quarters of Light Lunches llsHII mmmm in ml Hvl if? w0my arlborou3Blcnhcim 'The House with the Home Atmosphere' SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNERS By Reservation Cater to Wedding Parties and Banquets Pocoiio Summit Hotel Across From Pocono Summit Station "American and European Flan Ideal Location Specialize in Chicken and Waffle Dinners. Special Party Rates. Meals and Service at AH Hours Weekly Rates Dancing Every Evening For Reservation call Pocono Summit 19 SSSsV 316 318 Lacka.

Ave. (S "The House With a Both American sod European nans Catral ItatiM will tw Uwb if Octu u. Crj rirk bttUt Particularly Attractive during ATLMTIC CITY'S trtit ll'll tlkttW Weekly Rales Moat Attractive Surf Bathln, Golf. Horseback Rldlnf, Roller Chain, Pier, Theatre, Movie, tad countleu ether mutementi Owntrshie Maniiemeat JoiUh White A Sow Co. Bell Phone Moscow 175 12 Chas.

Burke P. J. Mills MgTS. Mr rBSVjrVra.