The Kane Republican from Kane, Pennsylvania • Page 3

"I WEDNESDAY, JULY 30. TE3 KAN3 REPUBLICAN, CAMS, fJL PAOB THREE KANE WON IN PITCHERS' BATTLE (Continued from Page One.) In a Paragraph 1.1 if F. T. D. Service Wholesale and Retail "NVe are members of Florists Telegraph Delivery Assoeia, A Hon and have therefore over one thousand braueh stores in 5 the United States and Canada.

That means cuaranteerl flnrsil a hours with only the cost of the the flowers. SS Grain, flour, You can therefore "Say It With Flowers" to your distant relatives or friends. ii You Are Thro wind Away Money IF YOU ARE THROWING AWAY YOUR USED SAFETY RAZOR BLADES. Bring them to us and we can have them resharpened so that they will shave as if not better, than they did when they were new. You have perhaps tried some blades that had been resharpened by a "fakir" but we stand back of every blade resharpened here, and guarantee to refund every cent of your money if they are unsatisfactory.

Single edge, any make, 30c a dozen. Double edge, any make, 35c a dozen. Temple Pharmacy A Square Deal to AH. Hay, Fertilizers, Etc. Our Grocery Department Interests Careful Buyers Kane Milling Grocery Co.

PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT. BOTH 'PHONES USE THEM. Bell for Store 161 J. Bell for Office and Mill 117 R. ov vv ju tt 4 ju it, a telegram added to the eost of 8 8 8 Greenhouses I GERTRUDE HOFFMAN, NOTED DANCER, MISSING FOR SEV ERAL DAYS Gertrude Hoffman, the noted American dancer, who is reported by her husband, Max Hoffman, to be missing.

The fact of her disappearance was made known through a private de tective agency which Mr. Hoffman had engaged to searcli for She was riding in her husband's automobile at the time of her disappearance. She left the auto and entered a drug store and was not again seen for sev eral days. When she returned to her home she said that she had gone to visit a relative but had forgotten to tell hubby that she was going. Try a Republican classified ad.

"Just Another CJood Man Gone Wrong FoxTrot Pcpfully played by the Louisiana Five MERE, Automobile Owners if you should get any tar on your automobile, call at our store and we will sell you a can of PONTOKLENE which will take the same off, without any damage to the finish of the car, hut will jrive your car a nice polish. if PONTOKLENE does not remove the tar, we will refund your money. Kane Decorating Co. Painting, Papering, Picture Framing, Linoleums and Window Glass. feeds, 2C atSVSKSBftl SKOOGLW 5 Mill i Si7 his hit was enough as it proved to be the hit that' decided the game.

Brook ville did not cross the plate until the last inning, when Kronwetter hit' for three bases and scored on an infield hit by Warren. The score follows: Kane. AB. R. II.

O. A. B. Clark, rf. 2 1 0 I 0 0 Robinson, 3 1 0 1 0 0 VV.

Fileshifter, cf. 3 0 0 1 0 0 Phalan, lb. 3 0 1 2 1 0 Donovan, ss. 2 0 0 2 0 0 Skelly, c. 2 0 1 12 0 0 D.

Fileshifter, Sb. 1 0 0 0 1 0 Johnson, 2b. 2 0 01 1 0 Adams, 1 0 0 1 1 0 19 2 2 21 4 0 Brookville. AB. R.

II. O. A. E. McCracken, If.

Warren, ss. D. Clark, cf. C. Gordan, rf.

B. Gordan, 3b. 4 0 1 2 0 0 4 0 2 2,1 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 3 0 2 2 0 1 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 Grinith, 2b. Holmes, lb. Doran, c.

Kronwetter, p. 3 1 1 0 28 1 7 18 7 1 Score by innings: Brookville .000000 11 Kane 000 2 00 2 Summary: Struck out By Adams 11, Kronwetter'i. Bases on balls off Adams 1, Kronwetter 3. Two base hits B. Gordon.

Three base hit Kronwetter. Left on bases Kane 1, Brookville 2. Stolen bases Warren, 1). Fileshifter. NOTES OF THE GAME.

Captain Danny Phalan is not only a hard hitter, but is one of the best first baseman ever seen in, Kane. Warren, the visitors' shortstop, made a beautiful running catch in the second inning when he robbed Robinson of a hit over short. "Bricky" Donovan is playing a great game at short and is one of the most popular players on the team. Yester dav's game was the first game that he failed to get a hit although he drove the ball hard on two occasions. McCracken and Clark, two former Kane players who were with the Brookville team, were given a good hand when they appeared' at bat the first time.

Against the pitching of Adams, however, they were 'not" very strong with the stick, although Mc i'racken beat out an infield hit. Brookville was credited with a hit the second inning when Danny lost a high fly in the sun. Dan ny made a couple nice catches later in the game. Kane's little catcher, Red Packer, orked overtime on the coaching lines. being ably assisted by Strick.

Adams was given a great hand in be fourth inning when he pitched limseif out of the hole with a man on third and but one out. Adams worked is fast ball to good effect throughout the game. The next game scheduled for Kane witli Johnsonburg, which will be ayed tomorrow evening. is One baseball fun was heard to remark last evening after the game: "It looks great to see good baseball again and when I looked up into the grandstand and saw Fluke, lleatty, Kime and many others, it made mc think of the days of the Interstate league." The Brookville team is scheduled to play in Kane again on Thursday, August 7, and Pete McCracken claims he is going to bring a team that will surely bring home the bacon. Dance in the Lyceum Friday even.

ing, August 1. ad. 7 29 4t Column 7, page 2, will tell you what is doing at the movies today, ad. 7 8 tf For quick taxicab service call Lon don Carlson, at the Kane Motor Sales company garage. Quick service is our specialty.

Both" 'phones. 7 23 tf A pleasant surprise was tendered Sigfred Anderson at his home on Greeves street, last Thursday night in honor of his 16th birthday. A delightful evening was spent with games and music. Lunch was served. A very pleasant evening was spent at the home of Miss Mae Aljoe, last night, when she entertained for her sisters, Jane and Ann Aljoe, of Wads worth, O.

Social conversation wag the pastime of the evening. Those present were: Misse Anna and Kate Fleming, Roe Mills, Thressa O'Shea. Charlotte Smith, Frances Maher, Mrs, David Dougherty and Mrs. George Trimble. The out of town guests were: uiauyce tiew, ui uuuuwowi.

Ala. and Miss Jane MaeDonalu, ot Hedlands, Calif. A game which should te as good if not better, than any yet played here, is scheduled for Kane to morrow evening, when the Johnson burs team will play the local team. Johnsonburg defeated the locals in the only game they have lost this season since they jumped to semi professional baseball, at Johnsonburg, last Sunday by a score of 2 to 1. Since their last appearance in Kane the Elk county team lias been greatly strengthened and Manager Phalan will have his strongest lineup in the game.

Uncle, who pitched the no hit game against the Pittsburg Independents, will be in the box for Kane with Red Parker behind the bat. ADMIRATION NOT CALLED FCR Aviator Would Very Willingly Have Foregone Gushing Tribute Paid Him by Fair Admirer. The hardest part of (lying is landing, and It is in landing thnt most would be aviators come to grief. An experienced pilot who makes had binding and goes bouncing across field is disgraced and usually, feels the humiliation' to the utmost. Early in the war a "ladies' day" war.

held at an airdrome in England Among tiie guests who thronged fhf field were many ladies in gala attire. Lute in the afternoon pilot who va a captain gave an exhibition performance, lie left the ground In perfect style, did a succession of vertical turns and a few "aerobatics," then shut off his motor to bind and receive the applause that he knew was awaiting him from the fair sex. As the machine nrared the ground the captain misjudged his distance, with the result that he hit the ground hard, made a series of high jumps all the way across the field, cud came at last to rest just in time to avoid crashing into a fence. lie turned his machine, "taxied" to the hangar nnd somewhat sheepishly rejoined the guests. His fellow pilots were having a hard time to restrain themselves from laughter, and just as it appeared that they had succeeded a very fat, gushing sort of woman approached the captain and said In accents loud and clear: dear captain, on behalf of the ladies present I wish to thank you for the wonderful exhibition of llylng you have given us.

It was truly marvelous. It was positively a beautiful thing to see; and that landing of yours it was superb Just like a dear little bird hop, hop, hop, hop Youth's Companion. Kane Wocd in DemanJ. The nnlque timber of Turkey nnd a few other localities the fine, hard grained, compact boxwood so much prized for engravings, rules, elc. Is now so scarce that the forest products laboratory in Wisconsin Is seeking American substitutes.

Only the Florida boxwood nnd the wnhoo of Arkansas and other parts of the South approach nearly. Other hardwoods suitable fur some of lie coarser uses include mastic, torchwood, witch hazel, great rhododendron, mountain laurel, thornap ple and yellow buckeye. From Apricot Pits. California produces yearly about tons of apricot pits, and home chemists now obtain $2(10 of materials from eaili ton: The price of the pits, formerly sold in central Kurope at $45' 'ton. Was reduced' two thirds by the war.

The products include a fruit oil substitute for olive oil. tin essential oil of nprlcot (known also as bitter oil of almonds), a cooking meal Hid a cleansing meal, and American (formerly Prussian) blue Tail of the Fox. One of the most notable features of the fax Is bis large and massive tail, writes John Rurroughs. Seen running on the snow at a distance, his tail is quite as conspicuous ns his body; and. so far as appearing a burden, seems to contribute to his lightness and buoy ancy.

It softens outline of his movements, and repeats or continues to the eye the ease and poise of his carriage. This Dog Small Boy's Friend. A pupil in one of tiie Runiford grade schools failed to coiqe to school nnd when the truant officer called to learn the reason, he was' told, that the dog had run off With the' small boy's knickerliotker's, which' tmd been put In their usual place the night before, and which could not In, located until tiuiejo atteipl the afternoon session. 51 ill Tears (oFLovcr OneStepC laraaYama Blues hxtTrot "'Tears (of Love)," introd icin "J'mClad I Can Make You Cry" "lahainah," won't nuke you cry, but dance. "YamaYama Blues" f.vill make yyU dank tome more.

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Magowan's Pharmacy 8 Proper Persing I HEADQUARTERS FOR jj FRESH MEAT and everything else in the ft meat line. We" thank you for your trade and will do our beat to please you. jj Telephone orders receive prompt attention. jj 163 FRALEY STREET. Opposite St.

Elmo Hotel, jj KANE MARKET HOUSE Fmh Fish Arriving Daily. J. t. SMITH. lloth TIioiich.

Field Street. williamette irresistible fox trot A 2742 8Sc "Mammy's LulIaV WaH The Red Lantem RxTrot The Happy Six plays this perfect waltz, and the Waldorf. Astoria Dance Orchestra this famous fox trot from the music, especially composed for Nazimova's great net motion picture, "The Red lantern." Frames, Turning, Moulding, Scroll lawing, Shinglei, Lath and Bill Stuff. Interior Finish a Specialty OfSet and Factory, LEGLESS MAN OPERATES HIS OWN AUTO. WV.t f.

The Wife Newly Wedded 0 Dawson Street, Kane, Pa. jQ) must le taught hy exM i i once when, how arid what to buy, and there is no line of marketing where experience ig more necessary than in buying meats; nevertheless the most innocent persons can safely trust us to supply them with the best cuts and choice pieces of any meats in our store. Money profits arc pood, but vc prefer good will to your cash. Classified ads. it Cctwnbht Dealer Has If i a L.

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Hanson's Music Store OPPOSITE TEMPLE THEATRE. Id I JTi Gwmmtm mmmmm Mr. Elmer bwcc.ey, of who, despite (ho fact that he Is handicapped by the loss of both legs, can still operate his automobile without 'apparent difficulty. Through his own ingenious Inventions, Mr. weerey manipulates the clutch and pedaU with rime.

Mr, Swnexny has extended the rods of the brake, clutch and revrrun pednls. The photograph, show him operating the machine. Try one of our :4 1 i jj Wi am ill.