The Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 15

xuK SCKAftXON KKPUHIJCAW. THUiiiJiJAS, SEPTEMBER 13, Wl KIT SEE HAS It" mm A Bargain in Tires can not be figured by the purchase price alone it is the last mile of service delivered that determines their cost. More People Ride On Uj HJ 'I WOMEN YOTERS DINE AND TALK POLITICS Mrs. Clarence Renshaw, Pittsburgh, Guest of Honor CARBOMDALe Sept. 1 4.

Over one hundred members 6t the Women's Dm6ertlo organisation 61 this city attended a dinner at the American hotel this evening at o'clock In honor of Mrs. Clarence Renshaw, Of Pitts burgh, state chairwoman of the Demi ocratlc women's committee of Pennsylvania. At a. meeting, this evening, in' St. Rose hall, following; the dinner, Mrs.

Renshaw addressed the Democratic BUILT IN SCRANTON GOODYEAR'S Than On Any Other Kirid 1 voters of th city, discussing in detail the political issues of the coming election, laying particular stress on the duty of the women to go to the polls and exercise their duties as citizens of the United States. She alse compli KITS mented the Carbondale city commit. tee on the strong organization they OF have formed here. WW After the singing of America the meeting was opened by Hon. James J.

ONelll. who introduced Mrs. Ren shaw. The other speakers of the evening were: Mrs. Martin Walsh, of Scranton, county chairwoman of the Democratic women's committee; Mrs.

Lester Pollack, of Scranton. chairwom Want? an of the Scranton city committee' 547 Wyoming Ave. Mrs. Thomas Murphy, of Scranton, state commltteewoman. Other out of.

town guests were: Mrs. Stella Saul and Miss Emily Wilcox, both of Scranton. The meeting, which was presided over by Miss Margaret TBomas. president of the local Demo cratic committee, closed with the sing KIT SEE1 9 1 1 ing of "The star spangled DICKSON CITY, ICKSO.V C1TV. 14.

i. Chords Robinson, of Imnmore, Mrs. Worthinton Scranton will at the corners Thursday evening aC To Take part In Parade. Columbia Hose company No. 6, of this city, are making extensive preparations for the annual parade of the State Firemen's association to be held In Wllkes Barre October 6.

Aa a meet. Jng to be held this evening the members of the local company will decide on the uniforms ond other details for the trip to WilkesBarre. The fire truck of the Columbia company at present at the American La France factory at Elmira being overhauled, but will be returned in time for the parade. FLEET OF MACCAR Sight Seeing Buses Running From NEW YORK TO CONEY ISLAND clock, and will deliver political aa. sses.

Be sure to call at our store guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Snyder, of Carmalt street. Edward Hall is ill at his home on Maple Mr.

and Mrs. Frank T4t and daurh ter, Dorothy, have relumed from a' visit at Pittsburgh, Mass Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bal chinsky. of Lincoln street, a son.

Mr.xand Mrs. P. A. Williams, of Lincoln street, attended the funeral of the former's sister, Mrs. S.

Wallace, of Carbondale, today. Miss Clandla Kelly has returned from a trip to Philadelphia. Block Dance, Jessup, Thursday nlte. Adv. William Roberts, of BStfevard iVe nue.

has sold his home and will move to Green Ridge. ring the Yellow Ticket sale, ursday and Friday. Spe Eil prices in all departments. The "Sirens," with "Jaok," will be at "The Orsnd" Sat. nlte.

Dancinir. lie Dickson Store Lim. Sioo till 12. In case of rain, at Burke's. Adv.

Adv. "5P Irs. B. Foster and children, of Khumberland, were the recent has been a successful instructor In the ceremony was performed by Rev. Charles Eck.

Episcopal church. The remains were then taken to Susquehanna for burial John Kelson Dies. John Xelson, one of this citv's oldest Browndale and Vandling schools for They were attended by Miss Mar a number of years. esidents. died very suddenly at home on Greenfield road at 4 "'clock Mr.

and Mrs. H. P. Johns and family have returned from Lewis Lake where garet Toolan and Patrick Kane. After a reception at the home of the bride, the young couple left on an ertended they spent the summer.

wdding trip after which they will reside on Scott street. yesterday morning. His dec'! was due to a heart attack. Deceased was born In Ireland, to this country end residing In this city many years ago. rte was very active In the affairs of thi city and the news of his death wll be a great shock to his rela (Political Adv.) All Democratic men and women be sure to register Saturday, Sept.

17. This is the last day to register. BRIEF MENTION. The J. P.

H. Raynor class circle JESSUP Hospital Rotes. John Briant, of Lakewood, was admitted to the Emergency hospital yes JESSUP, Sept. 14. One of the prettiest matrimonial events of the The Dickson City Shoe Repairing Shop has returned to its former location and announces to all old customers that "Your Old Friend Jimmy" is giving a three day special, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

SHOES REPAIRED AT PRE WAR PRICES Don't Forget the Old Place S19 Boulevard Avenue Two Doors Below Post Office season occurred this morning in 8t. church at 10:30 o'clock When will be entertained at the homa of Mrs. Eliza Harrington, 28 Columbia terday ror treatment. Leonard Dempsey, of Fallbrook street, was discharged from the City hospital yesterday. "flutton Strike Ends tives ana wiae circle or friends.

Besides his wlfee Is survived by twelve sons: Jtmes. Henry, Thomas and John, of Scranton; Eusene; Edward, Mlchnel. Patrick. Charles William and Mark, of York: and Refer, of this city. The funeral arrangements wljr be made lar.

Miss Stella Brown, daughter of Mrs. Mary Brown, of Church street, became the bride of Thomas Munley, of Pow. avenue, on Friday afternoon. i Miss Lucille Curran. of Dundaff Following a meeting held in St.

Rose hall, Tuesday evening, of the employes of Coalbrook colliery, mem bers of Local No. 884. of the United Mine Workers of America, the "but ell avenue. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J.

M. Bmoulter, pastor of St. James church. The attendants were Edward Barrett, of Jessup, and Miss Helen Wright, of Scranton. Frank Loftus and Joseph Betty acted as ushers.

The bride was attired In a gown, of brown canton crepe with picture hat to match and carried an crm bouquet of ivory bride roses. The bridesmaid looked charming in a gown of blue canton crepe with picture hat to match and carried an arm bouquet Fabric, 6,000 Mile Cards, 8,000 Mile ton strike." was declared oft and op. erations were resumed yesterday (Political AdT.) Help nominate a strong Republican ticket by making TOM BEYNON the candi Jate for Register of Wills. morninsr. The action was taken at the Get them from the meetlne after every employe had De New York, have returned home after spending a few weeks with friends in town.

come affiliated with the union. council during the balance of the year will also be outlined. Block Dance, Jessup, Thursday nlte Adv. The colliery, which employs about 1.600 men, was thrown idle about ten Richard Alsop, son of Mr, And Mrs. of Orphelia roses.

Following the cere 'John Davis, of Susquehanna avenue, days ago because a number of em Only Authorized Distributor In the City of Scranton died yesterday morning at 6 clock JERMYN ployes had allowed themselves to become delinquent In their dues, and were unable to show their button to the proper committee. The men were after a week's Illness of pneumonia. He is survived by his mother and father also one sister and one brother. Lost Cow black with white spot on hind leg, Sunday. Dan Carey, East Jermyn.

Adv. street, ha entered the Pierce business school at Philadelphia. Mrs. Nettie Becker, of Copeland avenue, is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Huddy, of Wllkes Barre. Mr and Mrs. William Connor and daughter, Dorothy, of Schenectady, N. have returned home visit'iitr Mr Mrs. V.

J. Collia. of Willow averue. Mr. and Mrs.

George Andorson. of Birkett street, have returned home after visiting relatives In Wilkes Barre. The Misses Mary, Catherine and Gerald Neary, of South Ma street, are visiting relatives in Newark, J. Miss Mae Gllhool, of Brooklyn street, has returned homj after swer.il ing the past week with friends in Honcsdale. Mrs.

W. Lane, of Belmont ttreet, is visiting; relatives in Providence. Kiss Gladys Crocker, of Birkett visit with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jones, street, has returned after a week's of Bangor, Pa.

Miss Louise Bridgett, of Washington street, left yesterday to resume her studies at West Chester Normal school. Edward Hornin. of Hoboken, N. has returned home after spending, a few days with James B. Griftin, of Powderly street.

Miss Marion Von Beok, of Terrace Y. M. U. A. dance tonight.

Ukrainian hall. Adv. slow in paying up and the men were determined that they should do so, and the result was that the colliery was kept Idle a great deal longer than It was first anticipaed. OFF Sorn, to Mr. and Mrs.

W. Sidorsky, of Grant street, a daughter. The regular meeting of the George Woody.Slpmor Wedding. A rery pretty wedding took place In St. Rose curch yesterday morning when Miss Jane Woody, of Vino street.

Jiocarvip the bride of Leo F. SIgnor. of Middlebury, Vermont. The ceremonv was performed by Rev. Paul Kelly, of Semnton.

a cousin of the bride. The bride was a'tlred In a reindeer fcrown coat suit with squirrel trimmings, with a mahogany nlcture hat to match. She carried a shower bouquet of sunburst roses, sweet peas and valley lillles. Her maid. Miss Margaret McGill.

of Scranton, was attired In a navy blue coat suit with hat to match and carried nlnk rose The ronm was attended by Alex Muldoon, of Jermyn. After a reception at. th home of the bride the younr couple left for Middle, bury, where they will take up their residence. Washington council, American Asso LIST ciation fori the Recognition of the Irish Republic, will be held Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the rooms in PJTTSBUSOX BEGISTfcATJOW PITTSBURGH, Sept. 14.

Registration in Pittsburgh for the primary election next Tuesday has nearly reached the 100,000 mark, election officials said today, the number betnr about 91.679, Indicating that with th registration next Saturday, the thlr' and last day, may bring the total tc 150,000. This would be a record for the city, officials of tha board of registration Said. the. F. M.

Opera House. Great Import Death of Tamil Child. Clement, the thirteen month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Clement Farrell.

of Fallbrook street, at 2 o'clock yes. terday morning following a few days' illness. The funefal will be held from the homa of the chid's grandfaiher, P. V. Carden.

of Fallbrook street, this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment will be made In t. Rose cemetery. mony at St. james cnurcn me Driaai party proceeded to the home of the bride where a wedding breakfast was served to immediate friends, after which the newly weds left on a trip to Philadelphia and Atlantic City.

Upon their return they will reside On Church street Mrs. Munley, nee Mhss Brown, has been a valued employe of the Mt, Jessup Coal company at their main oiTICe here for the past several years, and has always been Identified in all social movements. A Heating Plant To Meet your every requirement. Steam, hot water or plpeless. Our engineering department at your service.

W. C. Carter, Hdwe. Adv. A surprise party was tendered Miss Ruth Lynch last Saturday evening at her home on Delaware street.

Miss Anna Keane, of Scranton. Is spending several days here at the guest of Miss Margaret O'Connor, of Mooslc street. Block Dance, Jessup. Thursday nlte. Adv.

A block dance and social will be conducted Thursday night at Bloes' drug store, on Church street, for the benefit of the Italian Assumption church. ANY SIZE COMPLETE STOCK. ALL FIRST CLASS GOODS. NO SECONDS ance is attached to this meeting as the chairman of the bond drive is to be named. Chairman of educational OR OLD WAREHOUSE STOCK.

department and that of the trade and Commerce departments will be also appointed. The general work of the Vo returned from a two weeks' trip to Saratoga Springs, Lake Adjustments Made At Store George and xorK. Charles Karl nas resumed ni studies at the Scranton Conservatory Bsianrats Meet Toalsst. There will be a tneeMnr of the Democratic city orrxnlzatlon this evenirg In th council chambers In the City building. The meeting will be railed prompty at v'cock.

Chairman James St. Ledger will preside at the meeting. of Music. Misses Edith Corey ana wuian l.y ons, of East Hampton, are visiting the former's cousin, Alice Mas GEO. T.

HUGHES 1414 6 44 Our 2 ton truck is selling for $1100 less than its price a year ago." OUboy.Kane Wedding. A pretty wedding was solemnised In St. Rose church yesterday morning at 8 o'clock when Miss Nellie Gilbov, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gil boy, of Scott street, became the bride of Michael Kane, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Anthony Kane, of Scott street. The ters, of cemetery street. Mr. and Mrs.

H. A. Surdoval. or New York, are visiting at the home of the former's parents. Mr.

and Mite. J. F. Surdoval. of Pike street.

Danolng tonlte. "The Grand." Adv. William Hlggins, of BiriKhamton, N. has returned home, after visiting Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Howard. F. H.

Howells, of Eighth avenue, left yesterday for South Dakota, where he will visit relatives. Just Off Lacka. Bell 2117 (Political Adv.) ID. (Political AdT.) All Democratic men and women be sure to register Saturday, Sept. 17.

This is the last day to register. Program Annonnoed. The fall and winter program at the will begin next Monday. The classes have been arranged and are as follows: Grammar No. 1 Class boys from 10 to 14 years.

Grammar No. 2 Class Boys from 14 to 16 years. Employed Bovs' Class All boys who are employed during the day. Senior Class No. 2 All boys froni 18 to 18 years.

The time for different classes will be: Grammar No. 1 Monday 4:15 to Thursday. 4:15 to Sattr day, to 10:30 Grammar No. 2 Tuesday and Frl dav. 4:15 to Saturday, to 11:30.

Employed Roys Monday, Thursday and Friday. 7 to 8. Senior No. 1 Monday and Friday, 6 to 10. Senior INo.

5 Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. 7:80 to 10. Business Men Monday and Friday 5:15 to :15, and Tuesday and Thursday. 2.30 to 3:30. Wrestling and boxing Tuesday and Thursday, 8 to 10.

All Junior members will be examined and their measurements taken by the physical director before they will be admitted to enter the classes. All classes will have the use of the swimming pool for a haj hour after the gym class period. GOER C. DAVIS AS MAYOR lerce will be for a clean, wholesome, law abiding Scranton and will Tracks OLYPHANT OLYPHANT, Sept 14 Helen Finnerty, Lucy Mulderig, Stanley Mccormick and Ambrose Finnerty motored to Wilkes Barre yesterday. Mrs.

A. Campbell and daughter, Peggy, of New York, are visiting at Mr. Cumming's home on Lackawanna avenue. Metrinko Hall Meeting Republican meeting of the greatest Importance will be held in the Metrinko hall, corner Delaware and North Valley avenues, this evening, September 15, commencing at 8 o'clock sharp. This meeting promises to be of special Interest and benefly to each and every voter.

Many promnnt candidates seeking county offices will be present, delivering speeches, the chief speaker of the evnlng blng Rlnaldo Capallnl, prominently Identified by mine workers. The public In general are cordially Invited to attend this meeting and enjoy rare as well as an Instructive treat. AdT, Sarah Lewis haa returned home from Buffalo after spending eight weeks with relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

ThoS. Mitchell have returned home from A business trip to York. enforce the laws to make it sucti a city. row FOREST CITY FftRRST CITY. Sept.

14. The CHASSIS PRICES 2 ton $3200 3K 5 ton $4850 body of Sergeant George Payne, who made the supreme sacrifice overseas, THE UNIVERSAL CAR in the World War, arrived here lasi Thursday morning and was lanon the home of his parentu. Mr. and Mrs. George Payne.

The funeral was new FOSS HUGHES CO 922.024 N. Wash. Ave. Sunday afternoon at ociocn iroro Christ Episcopal The body Wilkea Btrre Branch 52 West Msrket Street reposed in fron of the Memorial pulpit dedicated to the memory Sergt. Payne and three other comraaes.

The funeral was one of the largest ever held lu Forest City. The floral tributes were numerous and beautiful. Mary Burns and Anna Flannlgan, of Funeral of Miss Hunter. The funeral of Miss Sarah Hunter wis held from the home of her sister, Mrs. Anna Bentley, of Apple avenue, yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.

A large number of relatives and friends w'" In attendance. Services were conducted at the house by Rev. Godshall. of the Methodist The pall bearers and floral carriers The Ford Sedan is the favorite family car, seats five comfortably. While an enclosed car with permanent top, it has large windows, and may in a minute be changed to a most delightful open car with always a top protecting against the sun.

In inclement weather it is a closed car, dust proof, water proof, cold proof. Finely upholstered. Equipped with electric starting and lighting system and demountable rims with 3 inch tires all around. A real family car. Anybody can safely drive it.

It has all the conveniences of an electric car with the economy which goes with Ford cars, low cost of purchase price, small cost of operation and maintenance. Won't you come in and look at it? were members of the American Legion, who assisted in the ceremonies, interment was made in Hillside WHITE WEIR TRUCK CO. Fire completely destroyed the ma chine shops of the Delawade Hud son company last Thusaay evening. The two local companies responded to the help call from the vanaung com VNIVEBSAT, MOTOR CAB CO, ef SCRANTON, Inc. 1411 and 1435 Cpue Are.

ADAIR MOTOB CO. Ttb rppoi1te Central Rallread Station. JAMES P. HAGGERTT MOTOR CO. 1502 N.

Mala Ave. I FANNING MOTOR CO. 153 and 155 Chestnut Dunmore, XENDAIX SANDONE JIOTOK CO, 641 M3 Wjotouig Avenue. GMTSER MOTOB CAR CO. Cedar Cor, Blrcli bt.

pany ana eucceeaca in Keeping flames from spreading to other nearby buildings, A number of local people attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary Murphy at Vandling last Wednesday. Mr. ana Mrs. h.

h. weiss ana ramuy left Sunday for their new home in New Rochcll. N. Y. Mr.

and Mrs. Weiss WHY DO YOU CODDLE CORNS? A Simp! Touch Can End Thtm and At One Why pare a corn and keep it? Why pad it and let it remain? Or why treat it in old ways, harsh, crude and uncertain? Millions have found a new way. It is Blue jay the plaster or the liquid. A touch applies it, and the pain stops instantly. Then the whole corn quickly loosens and comes out.

The way is gentle, scientific, sure. A famous expert evolved it. A world famed surgical dressing house produces it. In it freeing thousands of people why not youi Try it on one corn and you will always let it end Start tonight. druggist has WW J.

STANLEY WEIR, Prop. Wishes to announce that he has opened a Garage and Service station equipped for repair and storage of trucks and pleasure cars where all will receive prompt and efficient service. Distributor WHITE TRUCKS Bell Phone 2529 R. i Cor. Providence Rd.

and Albright Ave. have been residents here for many years and their numerous friends wish them success in their new home. Mr. Weiss has become a partner In the Preferential Waist company, of New York city. Rev.

M. T. Manley assisted In the forty hours' devotions held In St. James church at Pleasant Mount, the fo epart of the week. Mrs.

Margaret Davis and children, of Mlddletown, N. were guests of local relatives last week. The employees of the Hillside Coal company received their semi monthly wages Saturday. Mrs. M.

Hendler and daughter. Helen, of New York city, former well known residents were guests of friends In town last deek. Miss Rebbccca McCabe has accepted a position as teacher In the public schools of East Arange. N. and has assumed her new duties.

Miss McCabt A. Liquid or Plaster Blue jay Stops Pain Instantly Ends Corns Quickly If.