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THE NEWS- COMET, EAST-BERLIN, JULY 7. 1933. 8 DOVER The annual picnic of the chil tfren's division of the tenth distnc Bunday school, will be held at Twir Oaka, near here, on Thursday, Julj 37. The district superintendent Miss Kathryn Beck, will have charge. The children are requested to bring lunches.

Mrs. Robert Gross has been confined to bed at the home of her sister, Mrs. Bert Bentzel, bv a heart condition. Romanus White has been confined to the house, due to shock WESLEY H. SCHMUCK DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR NOMINATION FOR RECORDER OF DEEDS of York Co.

Your Vote and Influence Respectfully Solicited PRIMARIES TUESDAY, SEPT. 19, 1933 HANOVER'S BIGGEST VALUES! 3rd Anniversary SALE of Coats, Dresses Bats, Hose Etc. on 0ur Entire Stock SHOP THE LEADER for the Newest Styles kt the Lowest Prices caused by a fall down the stair steps on Wednesday. Real estate of Harvey K. Miller and Sally A.

Miller. Dover township, was sold to George W. Lauer for $250 at sheriff's sale Saturday morning. The democrats of Dover borough met in the fire engine house on Wednesday evening to slate the borough ticket. The meeting was in charge of the democratic chairman committeeman, N.

M. Baughman The following ticket was slated: Councilmen, Paul Gross, Archie M. Gross, Charles Harlacher and Ellis Meisenhelter; school directors, Levi Eisenhower, Nelson M. Baughman; auditor, Stouch; judge of the election, Fred F. Straley; inspector of the election, William S.

Snellbecker; chief burgess, Shellenberger; assesor, Bail Sloat; tax collector, G. H. Daron. Mr. and Mrs William Harlacher and children moved from the Hair Brenneman property on North Mam street to the George Baker jroperty, near Brookside Mr.

and Mrs. William A. Gerber announce the birth of a son; weight, seven pounds; name, William Andrew Alderman Walter F. Owen, York, discharged two surety of the peace cases after directing the defendants pay the costs Latimer Drawbaugh, Dover 3, was charged by his brother, Aaron, of the same neighborhood, with threatening his wife Ray Coble, Dover 3, was iharged by Amanda Lemkelde, of he same neighborhood, with surety 'OR JURY COMMISSIONER York County LEVTS. WAUGHTEL Levi S.

Waughtel, formerly of 'hanceford township, for years, a esident of Red Lion and at present the Eighth Ward, York city, has innounced his candidacy for the nomination of jury commissioner, le aspires to a place on the Re- jublican ticket. Mr. Waug-htel has ieen active in the Republican party 'or many years and this is the first that he has ever sought office. He is well known to the voters of he having been in the cigar manufacturing business, a sales' man of leaf tobacco and for a num- er of years was engaged in the ale of automobiles. These activi- ies brought him in close touch with he voters of the The LEADER Store 110 Broadway, Hanover I We Are In The Market at All Times for Good Milling Wheat for which will be paid a fair Market Price.

East Berlin Milling Co. EAST BERLIN, PA. P. S--Damp Wheat Will Positively Not Be Accepted Piano Factory has Practically New Nationally-Known PLAYER PIANO NOW STORED IN THIS VICINITY The Credit Minager of a large piano firm will sell this instrument for the small balance of $127 due on lease. You get the benefit of all money paid by original customer, as this is strictly the transfer of an account.

Just continue small weekly payments. This instrument is In fine condition and is subject to our SIX MONTHS' FREE TRIAL and our REGULAR GUARANTEE. Large selection of rolls. Also have FOR SMALL BALANCE DUE, a modern upright and a nationally-known Grand Piano in this vicinity. Write promptly.

Lester Piano Factory, 1306 Chestnut Philadelphia We Make Loans from $50 to $300 On Most Favorable Terms Our Charges Are As Follows: $100 costs $110.00. Principal and Interest, repayable $10.00 monthly for 11 months. our most reasonable charges with others, then if you need money, come in and let us explain The Morris Plan of Industrial Banking. No obligations, of course. The Morris Plan Co.

of York County 1M WEST MARKET ST. YORK, PA. of the peace. Detective Ralph W. Kcech served the warrants.

The Dover borough school board met in regular session Monday evening in the borough school building The president, Charles Stauffer, had charge of the meeting. William Arnold was elected janitor of the borough school building for the 193334 school term. N. M. Baughman was appointed census enumerator.

Bills to the amount of $9 75 were ordered paid. All members of the board were present, The republicans of Dover borough will meet on Wednesday evening, July 12, to slate the borough ticket. The republican committeemen are: Mrs J. R. Reichley and William Latchaw.

William C. Drawbaugh, proprietor of the Whistle Bottling works, York, who injured his rgiht foot at work, is improved. A wedding dinner was served on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Latchaw, Dover R.

2, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Stambaugh, who were recently married. A birthday surprise supper was served at the home of Mr and Mrs. C.

W. Spangler, Saturday evening, in honor of Mr. Spangler, who observed his 52nd birthday anniversary, and Helen Limbert, who was two years old. Miss Grace Spangler, a student nurse at the York hospital, has been spending some time at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Spangler Miss Spangler was confined to the hospital for the past month. She was accompanied home by her nurse, Miss Elizabeth McDonald, Stewartstown. Miss McDonald returned home Sunday evening Mrs.

Gertrude V. Brodner, Dover, and Annie Roller, Dover R. 2, were admitted to the York hospital on Tuesday. A. J.

Gerber, local farmer of Dover R. 1, is the possessor of a squab about four weeks old, which has fifteen toes on three legs. The left CLASSIFIED leg at the knee has two legs, branch ing out with four toes on one too and seven toes on the other foot The right leg is normal with four toes. This squab is the descendan of a pair of barn pigeons, which made their nest in the barn of Mr Gerber. The freak was discovered when Mr.

Gerber had taken two squabs from the nest to sell to dealer. The freak is still in Mr Gerber's possession Letters of administration on estate of Celestie Sterner, sometimes known as Celestie Dubs, Dover township, have been granted to William Luna. A family reunion was held at the home of Kurvin Worley, near here on Sunday, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kraus, of Waflsworth Ohio.

Mrs. Charles Stauffer was hostess bo the members of the Crusaders Adult Bible class of the Dover Reformed Sunday school. At Dover, the small stream which aasses through the center of town, overflowed its banks early Sunday evening A newly constructed electric light line at Brookside was reported down. Five trees were said have been thrown by the gale onto the wires. Fox run, near ver, also overflowed its banks.

hinch Bugs Damaging Grain FOR SALE Electric washers, refrigerators, day beds, 19.50; bed spring and mattress, bedroom suites, dining room suites, living room suites, $10.00 up; breakfast suites, $6 98; felt base rugs, $2.00, and many other bargains. TRADE-IN FURNITURE EXCHANGE, 65 West Clark Ave. York, Pa, Rear of National Hotel MANUFACTURED ICE--For sale, Deliveries on- -Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. For further Information communicate with HARVEY KING, 7-6 R. 3, East Pa.

Square Dance Every Saturday Night Mummert's Grove EAST BERLIN, PA. M. Martman, Adams county arm agent, Friday advised farmers wage war on the chinch bug, which is causing serious damage to irnall grains and corn. After small grains are harvested, he bugs migrate to the corn fields Although equipped with wings, the bugs travel on foot and it is pos- ible to stop their migration by plowing a deep furrow around the nfested field and placing tar or some other sticky substance in the urrow. The adult chinch bug is about ne-fifth of an inch long with a lack body.

The young bugs are ellowish or light red, marked with brownish black, becoming darker as they grow older. HAMPTON Hampton was In darkness Sunday night until midnight, following the severe storm about 4 p. m. Lester Pine Run, has recovered from injtsrSes sustained in a fall from hay wagon. A The New AUTOCAR Blue Streak Precision Built Engines.

modern truck power plant ample for modern truck 'use for 2 to 12 tons. --sold by-P. Y. Burgard Philadelphia West Sts. YORK, PA.

Hanover Hardware Co. Cor. Carlisle Chestnut HANOVER, PA. Hay Rope Binder Twine Forks and Rakes Ganvas, Rubber Leather Belting All Kinds of Lacings Agricultural Tools You Are Never Disappointed When You Buy Your FISH CRAB MEAT SOFT SHELL CRABS CLAMS From Us Because We Receive them FRESH every day Reasonable Prices, Too! Shop Here for Watermelons, Cantaloupes, Bananas and Other Seasonable Fruits FEESER BLOCHER Wholesale and Retail Dealers 37 Frederick St. Phone 138-Z Hanover, Pa.

Dr. L.B. Wolff Ends 50 Years' Service Fifty years of service in the Lutheran chuioh were at a close Sat- day for the Rev. B. Wolff, Baltimore, a native of Abbottstown The noted minister, who had served for a nuirfber of years as secretary of the board of foreign missions of the United Lutheian church, closed his desk at the national headquarters Friday night and letued from active duly During the next few months, Dr Wolff said, he plans to complete a.

book on India, interspersing his work with an occasional game of golf. Born in Abbottstown. Dr Wolff was graduated from Gettysburg college 1880 and from the Jjiitheian theological seminary at Gettysburg In 1883. He sailed In the same year for India, where he served as a missionary for a number of years, and was principal ol the American Lutheran college, Otuntur, India, connected with the Madras university, of which Dr. Wolff is a fellow.

Dr. Wolff was granted retirement to take effect July 1 of this year Ready -for prosperity? Be Wise-Advertise. U. W. MYERS Expert Artesian Well Drilling of AH Kinds Specializing on Water Well, Blast Hole, Drainage and Prospect Drilling 530 So.

Cherry Street MYERSTOWN, PA. THE ALTLAND HOUSE ABBOTTSTOWN, PA. Used Cars at Attractive Prices FORDS--FORDS--1932 V8 coupe, $388; 1932 V8 coach, $399; 1931 sport coupe, $277; 1930 coupe, $199; 1929 coupe, $99; roadster, $99. TRUCKS--1930 Ford dual wheel iy 2 ton dump, 1933 Chevrolet 157" dual wheel express; 1931 Chevrolet 1 ton panel; 1933 Chevrolet pick up, $485. CHEVROLETS--CHEVROLETS-1932 sport sedan, $466; 1932 coach, $399; 1931 coach, $299; 1928 coach, $122; 1931 sedan, $366; 1929 coach, $149; 1932 deluxe and sport coupe, $499; 1929 coupe, $166; 1930 sport coupe, $266; 1931 deluxe coach, $356; 1931' roadster, roadster, $186.

$288: 1930 USED CAR BARGAINS--Everyone of them; 1930 Dodge coupe, $176; 1930 Oldsmobile coupe, $266; 1927 Studebaker sedan, $76; 1929 Oakland sedan, $233; 1927 Velie sedan, $59; 1929 Nash coupe, $166; 1927 Buick coupe, $166; 1927 Jordan coach, $59; 1927 Buick sedan, $144; 1932 Plymouth coach, $366; 1928 iBuick sedan, $188; 1930 Chrysler sedan, $277; 1928 Nash cabriolet, $90. Ammon R. Smith Chevrolet Co. 736-46 W. Market St.

YORK, PA. HEALTH BUILDERS BABY CHICKS Famous UBIKO ALL-MASH STARTER Further Improved I Now better than ever--with the addition of two new health-builders, KRACO (Milk-Sugat Feed) and DICAPHO These ingredients, besides adding new ability and digestibility to UBIKO ALL-MASH Starter, supply highly fanpdctam mlneiml plements that build strong, well developed bodies, firm flesh, heavy bones and uniform feathering. With Cod liver Oil and other this wonderful feed keeps baby chicks in perfect health and promotes rapid, uniform growth. UBIKO ALL-MASH Starter scientifically balanced. Nothing else needed but drinking water.

The finest chick ration we have ever sold. FOR SALE BY W. Denton Myers EAST BERLIN, PA. ALL-MASH STARTER STOP LEAKS! Roof Coating 48c gal Roof Cement 7 2 Ib Roofing 80c roll Insulation Board SVaC sq WALL BOARD CULVERT PIPE TERRA COTTA PIPE STOVE PIPE GLAZED SASH Paul R. Hostetter Building Specialties and Supplies Office and Yard, 40-60 Hoke's Mill Road West York YORK, PA.

SEE HANOVER FROM THE AIR FREE FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY Devener Auto-Electric-Service, 32 Baltimore Hanover, Pa. Offers You The Opportunity To See Hanov.er And Vicinity From The Air Free! Airplane Ride Tickets Will Be Issued With Purchases Of Merchandise Or Repair Work Amounting To 50e And Up. When Total Tickets Amount To $10, Holder Will Be Entitled To One FREE AIRPLANE RIDE OVER HANOVER PURCHASES can be made on Goodyear Tires, Willard Batteries, Love-Joy Shock Absorbers, Harrison Radiators, Auto Radios, Gas, Oil, Ignition Keys, Delco Remy, North East, Auto-Lite Electric Parts, SPECIALIZED REPAIR SERVICE, Automotive Electric Battery Service, Battery Charging, Generators, Starters, Ignition, Speedometers, Shock Absorbers, Radiators, Magnetos, Fuel Pumps, Oil Filters, Horns, Windshield Wipers, Headlamps, Tail Lamps, Distributors, Carburetors, Gauges, Vacuum Tanks, Ammeters. Flights Given At Forney's Field Every Sunday upon his own request, made in August of last year. On Monday, from 4 to 6 p.

Dr. Wolff and his celebrated the fiftieth annivoisary of their wedding by giving a tea at their home, 2212 South Road, Mount Washington. A. L. TRIMMER JEWELER 592 W.

King York, Pa. White -Rose si Wedding Ring MARK E. TRONE JEWELER 44 Baltimore Hanover, Pa. The tune WHITE ROSE is stamped In every ring. CHICKS Day-old Chicks Every Wednesday Hertz's Hatchery 1447 Broadway, Hanover, Pa.

Rhone 911-Z Custom-made Upholstered Furniture Parlor Suites Duncan Pf yle Sofas Occasional Chairs Etc. Made to Order at Very Reasonable Costs We Also Do Repairing H. N. Schott 118 Balto Hanover Eat And Drink Here Good Foods Delicious Beverages DINNERS--Daily, 25, 30 and 35c From 11 A. M.

to 8 P. M. Steaks, Chops, Sandwiches, Ice Cream Also Al a Carte Service Draught Beer on Tap--and Bottled Beer The Mayflower JOHN FRECH, Proprietor Cor. Carlisle and Chestnut Hanover, Pa. NEWSWANGER'S A WOMEN'S NEW SUMMER FOOTWEAR $A-95 an A Formerly Priced to $10 White and Sport Shoes Included ALL WIDTHS AND SIZES BUT NOT IN EVERY STYLE NEWSWANGER'S 2 East Market Street and Continental Square YORK, PENNA.

The Store of Beautiful Shoes NEWSPAPER! Fleet-Wing Outing Forest Park HANOVER, PENNA. Saturday, July 8th Will Be FLEET-WING DAY AT FOREST PARK, MORNING, AFTERNOON and EVENING All users of FLEET-WING Products are invited to be the guests of the Aero Oil Co. and its Dealers. FREE TICKETS are now available at All Fleet-Wing Stations Tickets are good on Roller Coaster, Caterpillar, Fun House, Miniature Railway, Merry-Go-Round, Dancing and Roller Skating. GET YOUR TICKET EARLY WHILE SUPPLY IS PLENTIFUL Prize Contest for Children at 4 P.

M. Aero Oil Co. A Complete and Independent Oil Service 'SPAPLkfiRCHiVE.