The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 20

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1910. THE WILKES BARRE RECORD WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1910. Appetizing Lunches Easy to he the Orl In Summer! Well, here you'll find the very choicest and best selected of foods- assortments that make it an easy matter to serve dainty, "different" and satisfactory luncheons. Potted Meats Ox tongue, a boned chicken, boned turkey, veal loaf, sardines in Ravingote sauce. Russian caviar, game pates, salmon, etc.

Olives Very choice, great valarge Queen olives, olives stuffed with celery, sweet Spanish peppers or anchovies. FROU-FROU The 'new biscuit-daintier and more delicious than any other. Ask about Frou-Frou, Pickled Lamb's Tongue Calves' Feet Jelly Sherry and Part Wine Flavor W. D. Beers 7-WEST MARKET STREET Cash Boxes BOND BOXES TREASURE BOXES STAMP BOXES Made of sheet steel and tin, Yale locks, 2 keys.

MANY SIZES AND PRICES. WIRE AND SHEET METAL Waste and Letter Baskets. Complete office stationery stock. John C. Madden Stationer 55 SOUTH MAIN STREET THE NEW 88 NOTE Ludwig Player Piano The piano that makes musiclanstantly, all.

endows any one who has access to it, with the complete art of piano playing. Perfect- technique that never makes a mistake; personal control of this perfect technique for musical expression, and a repertoire of more than 15,000 compositions. Popular, operatic, classic and dance music. Our liberal exchange ance and special easy payment plan, make it very easy for you to become the owner of the Ludwig Piano Player. Ludwig Co.

50 SOUTH MAIN STREET Wilkes- -Barre, Pa P. S. A bargain in a $725 player for $500-like new. CLEANING RUGS AND CARPETS by clubbing is not cleaning, It 18 clubbing. Do you wonder why your rugs wear out quickly? Try "quality cleaning." It's cheaper in the end.

OSCAR SMITH Hot Weather Luxuries for Men Cross English leather belts. Short length underwear. Wash cravats--a most attractive line. Hats, socks, negligee shirts. N.

P. JORDAN SON WEST MARKET STREET The National Shoe Repair Company 106 South Main St. gives you the best there is in PROMPT AND EFFICIENT SERVICE Phone us. Bell 280B2 People's 1476 We call for and deliver. Our work is sure to please.

106 South Main St. Opp. Clarke Dept. Store. TEMPERATURE The following is the highest and lowest temperature during' the twenty-four hours ending at 6 o'clock last evening.

Highest 94 Lowest 65 BRIEF MENTION The Weather--Clear and very warm yesterday. Base Ball-Elmira vS. Wilkes -Barre this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Not the Same Man--Patrick Murdy of East End is not the man of that name arrested for assaulting a saloonkeeper at- Edwardsville. Measles and Diphtheria--A case of measles at 94 West Ross street and a caso of diphtheria at 42 Cinderella street were the only contagious dispases reported yesterday.

No Trouble- -No trouble was experienced by the local police department with the employees of the Delaware Hudson Company in attempting to lay a crossing at the corner of Grant and Coal streets which was attempted on Monday Paid the Fine--G. V. Damiano, a merchant of East Northampton street, was before Acting Mayor Carkuff yesterday charged by officers of the department with allowmorning, his premises to in an unsanitary condition. He was fined $7.50 which was paid. Death Was Accidental -George Simmor and Jullus Luckfe, the two young men who were arrested after John Shaco was drowned at Shickshinny on Sunday afternoon, and who were 1n the boat with Shaco, have been Fe.leased.

Investigation by the coroner revealed that death was accidental. Was Fined -Before Alderman Goss last evening William Masloski was charged with having assaulted W11- liam Pekinsky. Both men are residents of Plymouth. It was alleged that because the prosecutor struck a dog which attempted to bite him and which belonged to Masloski. that the latter struck Pekinsky.

The defendant was fined $5 and costs. Memorial Window--The 1910 graduating class of the Wilkes- Barre High school has announced its intention to be the first 'of the graduating classes of the High school to contribute a memorial for the new High school building. It was proposed some time ago that it would be a pleasing plan to have each class donate a window a and it seems likely that this proposal will be adopted. PERSONALS Mrs. A.

J. Sweet has gone on a twoweek' stay to her mother in Cass-1 ville, N. Y. Harry R. Hirshowitz of "The Hub" clothing store, who has been ill at his home since last Saturday, is improving nicely.

He expects to be at the store this, coming Saturday. Mrs. Alexander Clark, who has been in Auburn, N. visiting her sister, Mrs. Alonzo Witham, who is dangerously ill, has returned home.

Fred Bachman has returned from Port Byron, N. where he visited ed his sister, Mrs. John Rainow. Bass fishing is good this that. section and he spent most of along the Three Rivers fishing.

Postmaster Heffernan's family are at the Oneonta Hotel for a brief stay during the hot weather. Charles Gardner and family of this city will spend the summer at the Oneonta Hotel, Harvey's Lake. Mrs. Thomas Stafford is in Philadelwhia visiting friends. During her stay there she will be the guest of Miss Mollie Sullivan, who is well known in this city.

Louis Casper celebrated the fifth anniversary of his wedding yesterday. and his wife entertained many at their home last night. Wooden presents were received from friends and relatives. Friends of Mr. and Mrs.

George F. Huntington, will be pleased to learn that the stork has made a visit at their home in Philadelphia. The new arrival is a young daughter, Sara Elizabeth, born June Huntington before marriage was Miss Florence M. Rowbotham, and is a sister of Mrs. J.

R. Rudolph of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Huntington, on several occasions visited herbave W.

L. Parsons, wife, son and daughter, spent yesterday afternoon at Scranton. R. W. Shertzinger of Peekskill, N.

spent Tuesday with druggist G. M. Swartz a and family. Mr. Shertzinger is editor of the Peekskill Evening News.

Mrs. Elmer Tibbetts of New York is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. H. Price, of 459 North Main street, having come to attend the Wilkes- Barre high school commencement exercises.

Mrs. Elizabeth Athey of Miner's Mills and granddaughter, Miss Mary B. Rawling, of Wilkes- -Barre, have returned home after spending some time with the former's daughter, Mrs. Joseph 1 R. Pennell, of Noxen.

Mrs. Henry, Schwarz of New York is visiting her sister, Mrs. Louis Schloss, of 84 West Ross street BIRTHDAY PARTY One of the pleasant events of past week was a party given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hofsomer, 46 Hutson street, Saturday afternoon in honor of their niece, Marguerite Reinhard, the occasion being her 12th birthday anniversary.

Games and music were indulged in, selections on the piano were rendered by Loretta French, Hilda Grumbo, Kathleen Engel, Florence Steinhauer and Edna Hofsomer. Refreshments were served. Ruth French, Basheight, MarThose present warcia Lorretta French, garet Farber, Florence Steinhauer, Marguerite Reinhard, Helen Heinhard, Edna Zimmer, Marjorie Sheehan, Mabel Muir, Marie Bauer, Marie Zigler, Kathleen Engel, Albertine Learsh, Hilda Grumbo, Edna Hofsomer, Jack Sheehan, William Engel, Edward Walters, Lewis Walters, MARRIAGES -In Wilkes- Barre, 0 June 21. 1910, John T. Fox of Philadelphia and Miss Bridget Conroy of Wilkes- Barre.

HOGAN William Hogan Wilkes- of Barre, York June and Miss Alice Riley of Wilkes- Barre, Rev. P. Colligan. HOPKINS FORD Patrick -At Pittston, June John 21, 1910. by Rev.

Hopkins, Hopkins and Miss Theresa L. Ford, botn of Pittston. ROBERTS-CARLSON-In Wilkes- Barre, June 21. 1910, by Rev. G.

Anderson, David Roberts Pottsville, and Victria Carlson of Wilkes- Barre. MARCEIKO-HOLDA-At Edwardsville, June 21, 1910, by Rev. Wassell Baunofski, Matthew Macelko and Mrs. Mary Holda, both of Edwardsville. GARNEY-FELTER At.

Kingston. June 21. 1910, by Rev. J. W.

Nicholson, Frank Garney of Kingston and Miss Emma Felter of Westmoor. SOLDIER'S REMAINS ARRIVE NANTICOKE BOY LOST HIS LIFE AT GUN PRACTICE. The body of the late Philip MeKee, who met. death in the Philippines several months ago while at gun practice' in Manila bay, arrived last evening and was taken to the home of his sister, Mrs. Frank Kivler, at West Nanticoke.

The funeral will 11 take place 0-morrow morning with services in St. Francis' Church at 10 o'clock. The Interment will be in St. Francis' Cemetery. MARRIAGE LICENSES George W.

Erber Dortha D. Covert Harry Stouter WilkesLillian Wilkes- Barre Matthew A. English Pittston Anna A. Fitzgerald Wyoming William James Hazleton Elizabeth James Hazleton Michael McGough Mary Maier Wilkes- Barre William Proudlove Fort Margaret Harrison Wilkes-Barre James Ryan Katie Brennan Hazleton David Roberts Pottsville Victoria C. Carlson Wilkes Robert Perry Jennie M.

Keith Clyde H. Yohey Ada A. Toomey Red Lion Bronislaw Amelanczyk Alexandra Sierocka Harry Jaculantz Wilkes-Barre Bertha Goldberg Wilkes- Barre Daniel Scallian Hazleton Annie Kroback Hazleton Henry Timms Laurie Hubbell Dorranceton BIRTHS BIRTHS To Mr. and Mrs. Robert H.

Fowler, Dorranceton, May 20, 1910, a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bulyston, Bear Creek, May 24, 1910, a son. To Mr.

and Mrs. Calvin Cease, WilkesBarre, May 27, 1910, daughter. DEATHS DEATHS SMURDON -At Yatesville, June 20, 1910, Mrs. Ann Smurdon. Wilkes- Barre, June 21, 1910, by electrocution, Walter Conrad, aged 8.

TWAROWSKI-At Avondale, June 21, 1910, Helen Rosaline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Twarowski, of acute Bright's disease, aged 8 years and 8 months. LILLIE-At Miner's Mills, June 21, 1910, Catherine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Homer Lillie, of infantile trouble, aged 9 months. LEARY -In Wilkes-Barre, June 1910, Mrs. Rachel L. Leary, aged 81, of general debility. BRENNAN-At Kingston, June 21, 1910, Mrs.

Honora Brennan, formerly Addison, N. of complications, 'aged 61. HENDERSHOT-At City Hospital, June 21. 1910, mine accident, Eugene Hendershot of Plymouth, aged 29. FUNERALS The funeral of Patrick Daley will be held Thursday morning at 9 o'elock from the family home, 193 Vaughn street, Kingston, with a high mass of requiem at St.

Ignatius Church at 9:30. Interment in St. Ignatius Cemetery. BUSINESS NOTICES New Monuments Just received three carloads. MILLER LAYCOCK, South Washington street, below Northampton.

Dr. Hoy Tibbins Physician, druggist, 245 South Main. Consultation free in German or English. You pay for medicine only. Administers the Agnew treatment for piles.

Guaranteed cure without cutting. General practice promptly attended. Doctor Medane, physician. druggist, propr. The Mebane Pharmacy.

Consultation free. You pay for medicine only. 168 S. Main. Visits to homes of patients regular prices.

Dr. Mebane's Cure for Constipation, 25c. Dr. Mebane's Cure for Dyspepsia, 500. The Griffin Photo Studio has moved from East Market street to 9 and 11 Public Square, over The Hub Clothing Co.

Ten Per Cent. Reduction Sale At. The Lingerie Shop Think what a saving this means when everything to begin with is marked at manufacturer's prices. Lingerie and to tailored waists, dainty undermuslins. Cool negligees, neckwear, all in styles of the moment.

Come! Come! THE MISSES HOFFHEIMER, 7-8 Welles Building. Miss Donavan, Manicure, Hairdresser Electrical, facial and scalp treatshampooing. Odd Fellows' building, South Franklin street. Pleating and Dry Cleaning Accordion and gide pleatings. Ladies' garments of all kinds dry cleaned.

Mrs. Steidel, 158 Madison street. Miss McGowan, Chiropodist 18 West Market street. One Alight. Alice C.

Smith, Hair Dresser, moved to Harvey building, 20 North Franklin street. Manicuring, electric massage. Hair goods, The Albany Dentists, 22 North Franklin street, have been in continuous practice in Wilkes- Barre for more than twenty-elght years and are still leading in thoroughly up to date dental surgery at moderate prices. and bridge work are specialtels and all operations are practically painless. Appointments may be made if you.

prefer. New phone, 111. Ingrown Nails Cured, No Cure No Pay Corns, bunions, treated. Miss Watrous, 86 South Main street. A Smile of Contentment goes with every one of our sets of teeth.

We have had many years of practical experience. We guarantee our teeth to fit and look right. Special prices on bridge work, crowns, Allings. Sets of teeth $5 up. Cut Rate Dentists, 4 West Market street.

Schmidt's Hair Store, 64 S. Main St. Hair goods of every description. John P. Weiss, Baiz Co.

Call and see our designs and finished monuments, gravestones, before placing order. 151 North Main street, Wilkes- -Barre, Pa. The Bates Hot Air Furnace gives the most heat with the least fuel. Let us show you. Bates facturing 57 Hazle avenue.

Seemann's Imported Prints 500 Any one of them would make a charming gift. Coloring is exquisitely true to nature. There are heads, landscapes, marines, animals, subjects suitable for any room. Ask to see them at Kelser's Art Store, 185 South Main street. Headquarters for gift pictures.

In Eye Glass Work You Have Tried. the Rest, Now Try the Best If you want a pair of glasses that fit, come to us. Prices moderate. J. P.

ERNST JEWELER 26 Public Square Wistaria Tea Room Home Baked Specials To- day Whole Wheat and White Bread Fresh Apple and Cherry Pie Lemon Pie Gingerbread Fruit Cookies Old Fashioned Jumbles Any kind of cake or pie to order. People's phone, 1551R. Bend orders early. Monuments In the best grade granite and marble at Jones Abbott, 13 South Washington street. New phone, 40R.

BUSINESS NOTICES. A very attractive and useful guide book, telling all about Atlantic City's claim to distinction as the "Queen of All Resorts," has been published for free distribution to Atlantic City Free Information Bureau, 410 South New York Avenue, Atlantic City, N. J. It will be sent to any address on request on receipt of a two cent stamp for mailing. Cold and Dry Storage Artificial Ice Wilkes- Barre Cold Storage 35 Water street, above court house.

A. L. Jeremy, plano tuner, 45 West Market street, near Sterling Hotel. Bell phone One seven passenger touring car for hire by the hour or day. Inquire Poland's Hotel, 35 South Main street.

Marvin's, 23 South Franklin Street Wholesale and retail orders for cut flowers. Funeral designs, decorations, will receive prompt attention, The Williams' Best four will bake more and better bread than all the other brands. Sold here. Order it at your grocer. Wholesale at the R.

8. Williams 124 and 126 East Market street. Dr. W. A.

Ribble, dentist, Savoy Theatre building, Public Square. All work guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Hours-9-12, Monday, Wednesday and Saturday evenings, 7-8. Mrs.

S. W. Pierce, 30 South Main street, one flight up. Shampooing, hair dressing, scalp treatment and manicuring. Old phone, 1122.

New phone, 362R. An Exclusive Shop 1 for Ladies Superfluous hair, moles, safely and permanently removed by the electric needle. Scientific facial and scalp treatment, shampooing, etc. Mrs. J.

E. Boyle, dermatologist, 27 East Northampton street, Bel: phone. 1829R. Have You Any Wedding Gift Shopping to Do? Don't you think Sterling Silver Gifts are most acceptable of all? The very fact that it will last beautiful possession handed down to posterity is a big argument in favor of the gift of silver. The Artisticthe Distinctive Are Seen Here, First Among the latest novelties are: CHEESE KNIVES Toast Racks, Cheese Jars Marmalade Dishes Table Plaques, Caviar Servers Sandwich Plates Vegetable Dishes, Bean Pots Veranda Sets Breakfast Roll Baskets Combination Glass and Silver Vases Rose Bowls and Candlesticks CUT GLASS CHARMING CHOICE Every woman just "loves" it.

The new stock is especially rich in distinctive patterns. Prices that will interest you. Frank Clark 5 SOUTH MAIN STREET Wedding Presents Largest Assorment Lowest Prices Reese's Bazaar 16 South Main Street Now for the HOT WEATHER Necessities Old Sol's rays are beating down on us with a vengeance; he's going to pay us back for the kicking we've been doing about the weather. Get ready for him let the old fellow get the best of you. Get your hot weather necessities now.

Our line of REFRIGERATORS HAMMOCKS WATER COOLERS GAS HOT PLATES OIL STOVES WINDOW SCREENS and LAWN MOWERS is the best to be found in this city. All standard goods, priced at a reasonable figure. B. G. Carpenter Co.

6 WEST MARKET ST. Gold Stamps with all Cash Purchases Black Suede Pump Tie We have just received a new shipment of suedes. Stylish pump lasts, neat wing tips, close fitting heels. $3.00 and $4.00 WALTERS SHOERY 23 PUBLICSQUARE WE GOLD Cld clown Cance MANUFACTURED BY -OLD TOWN CANOE LD TOWN, MAINE.USA "Old Town Caric" is the true Indian Canoe refined by modern and skilled workmanship. You will find the same keen pleasure in using an Town as have thousands of others from Maine to California.

Come 'in to see our stock and get an Old Town Canoe Company's Catalog, showing photographs of these canoes in use all over the United States. Always look for the above name plate SALE BY HARRIS HDWE. CO. 52 South Main St. Price $95.00 National Total adding sales printing drawer operated cash register with autographic attachment, 1c to $59.99.

Records Cash sales, charge sales, cash received on account, cash paid out. We can offer you bigger values to-day in National Cash Registers than ever before. Fully improved and guaranteed. Prices as low as $15.00 -easy monthly payments or a liberal discount for cash. The National Cash Register Co.

ROOMS 3 AND 5 Laning Building, 31 Pub. J. C. LAIRD, Sales Agent Have You Seen It? Pike's Improved Lawn Mower Sharpener $1.00 Each The simplest and most effective sharpener made. Easy to adjust; easy to operate.

First cost of $1.00 the only cost. QUICK SALES, SMALL PROFITS Weiss Jonas CITY HARDWARE 49 East Market Street Hoisting and Haulage Engines, Locomotives, Cement Machinery, and Breaker Machinery. Vulcan Iron Works Wilkes-Barre, Pa. DYSPEPSIA Stuart's TABLETS cure all kinds of dyspepsia, loss or appetite, gas the heart and every form of stomach in the stomach or bowels, palpitation of troubies. For sale by all druggists at 50 cents a package.

Try Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer You will enjoy its delicate flavor and agreeable smoothness. Order a case by phone. Whalen Farrell 24. Whalen Court Tel. Old 427-New 514 WHEN YOU ORDER A BOTTLE OF Stegmaier's Beer you don't get something that merely looks like beer; you get BEER itself just as choice malt and Bohemian hops make it, WITHOUT SEDIMENT.

Order a case sent home to-day. PURE FOOD LABEL on every package. Stegmaler Brewing Co. Bell Phone 422. New Phone 977 CROCKERY USEFUL WEDDING GIFTS The newly weds may think they prefer gold, silverware and diamonds above everything else for wedding presents, but a few years hence they will thank from their hearts the wise people who bought them chinaware, and even plainer ware for table and household use.

They look well, wear well, are useful. A big assortment of open stock, dinnerware, and take a lool: through our housefurnishing line. HOUSE FURNISHINGS TEAS -COFFEES BUTTERINE 104-106 SOUTH MAIN STREET WE GIVE GOLD STAMPS Save Your Hair A good hair tonic should have a stimulating effect on hair bulbs, should destroy the parasites that cause dandruff and other humors, should soften the hair and keep the scalp in a healthy condition. Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Is guaranteed to produce these results. It will not cure confirmed bald- ness, but will stop falling hair, remove dandruff and stimulate a growth of new hair when any life remains in the bulb.

10 WEST MARKETS TUCK'S CUT-RATE, PHARMACI GIVE GOLD STAMPS.