The Indiana Progress from Indiana, Pennsylvania • Page 10

Page Two THE INDIANA PROGRESS, APRIL 28, 1937 Feed Your Trees NOW! We have all kinds of fertilizers In stock at very reasonable prices! Lawn Seed Peat Moss Garden Seeds CALL INDIANA 307 LEWIS FEED Store 839 Water Street INDIANA, PENNA. Disinfection of the water supplies of American cities with chlorine has reduced the annual death rate from typhoid fever from 25 to four per 100,000 population. CHERRY TREE Mr. and Mrs. Allen Butterworth, of Barnesboro, spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Elaine Rose. Norman Kull and sister, Martha, of Turtle Creek, called on their aunt, Mrs. Gertrude Barnes, on Sunday. Mrs.

Hamea is seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sebring, of Akron, 0.. were Saturday callers at the home of the former's 'brother, Glair Sebring, and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ruby and son, Ernest, of Youngstown, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Johnson.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hanna are vieitlng relatives in McKeesport. Mrs. Clyde Bee entertained the Adult Bible class of the local M.

E. church at her home here on Friday evening. Mrs. W. E.

Thorpe is spending some few weeks with relatives in the state of Wisconsin. Miss Mildred Ashurat, of Barne.s- boro, was a guest of Mise Martha Barnes on Sunday. A Good Newspaper Offer The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette, to R. D. residents of Indiana county, $5.50 per year.

The price is $6.00 a year for out-of-the- county residents. tf Spring Is Here! MOTORIST And so will a Quaker Stitto TATHRICATION ENGINEER bo with us on April HO, 30 juicl May 1 to tliorougtily flicck your automobile for its lubrication Take advantage opportunity have your oar lubricated and every part carefully checked untfcr the supervision of a far- tory-trained expert. A bargain opportunity at no extra cost. Phone for reservation. POINT SERVICE STATION McCREARY TIRES STERLING GAS 01L Corner Wayne at Seventh Street CREEKSIDE Mr.

and Mrs. Win. Wiggins were entertained at a wedding supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bothell on Saturday evening.

Ruth Llngenfelter, who was visiting friends at Waehlngton, has returned home. The sewing school will celebrate Its first anniversary next Wednesday at Wilson hall. Several of our town folks attended the cowboy show held at the high school Saturday night. Some of our schools will finish the coming week. Eighth grade examination was held at Ernest on Saturday.

Our mines are only working three days a week. Mr. and Mrs. Farara have moved from Punxeutawney to the James Bothell house. Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Nesbit have moved to their new home, and Mr. and Mrs. Tomer have moved to the house of D. A.

McKee. Ronald and Madaline Brewer were in town on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Vensel visited Mr.

and Mrs. II. R. Vensel over the week end. Joe and John Nesbit visited their sister, Louise, in Pittsburgh on Sunday.

Luther Button was in Indiana on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Frick will move to their new home at Five Points about May 1. Claude Faith and Carl Johneton have new cars.

Little Connie Johnston who lias been ill with the measles, is able to be out again. The M. E. church and Sunday school will be held in the mornings during the summer months, with church every other Sunday night. did you think of my speech on sound money? I should say there was enough sound, anyway.

THE LONG RINN INSURANCE AGENCY Agents 210 Savings and Trust Building Indiana, Pa. GENERAL INSURANCE Ford Sedan May 1st to 19th. We give a coupon with every fifty-cent purchase. WHITE! Oxfords Sandals Straps Pumps Ties For MEN and WOMEN 2.99 3.99 Others A complete selection of now leathers and fabrics for sport or dreas wear. Widths to AAA.

Silk Hose 59c 69c Pull fashioned ring- less hose in summer shades. Sizes to Men's Socks 15c 25c A flue selection of new patterns In dark or light colors. Children's White Shoes $1 to $2.99 Straps and oxfords with durable soles. INI any styles. All sizes, Anklets or Socks lOc 15c Tennis Shoes 59c 69c $1.00 INDIANA, PA, PENN RUN Mr.

and Mrs. H. L. Obnor and two children, of Tyrone, called Tuesday evening in the home of Mr. Martin and sister, Mrs.

Nannie Bowers. Mrs. Frank Dick, of Indiana, vie- ited her sister, Annie Fyock. Mr. and Mrs.

Qullla Black, of Ohio, spent the week end with Mrs. Black's sister, Mrs. Alta Houck and other friends at this place. Sunday, May 2,. communion services will be held in the M.

E. church at 2:30 o'clock. Robert Young and Jim Bowser, who are employed in a CCC camp, near Home, visited their homes at this place Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Limon Martis, of Windber, epent Tuesday with Mrs. Martis 1 father, Harry Shaffer. Mr, and Mrs. J. M.

Dick called on Mrs. Nannie Bowers, who has been confined to her home for a short time. Ralph Eddy epent a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Eddy.

John Paul has made a wonderful improvement on his property by building a new garage. Miss- Vesta Altimus, of Indiana State Teachers College, a niece of Mrs. J. H. Treasure, epent Saturday and Sunday in the Treasure home.

Rev. Ira C. Holsopple visited with friends near Penn Run over the week end and filled the pulpit in the Church of the Brethren Sunday morning. Martha Willard spent the week end at her home here. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Houck and son, Clarence; Mr. and Mre. Black, Harry Shaffer were guests in the home of Alta Houck. Mr.

and Mrs. Calhoun returned to their home in 'Chicago. Mrs. Calhoun's mother, Jennie Lytle, accompanied them home, where she will spend two weeks. Saturday and Sunday gueste at the home of Harry Shaffer were A.

M. Black's daughter, Nolo, and son, David; Mrs. Ida Burkeypile and son, Wade and wife; Mrs. Alta Houck and son, Clair; Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Black and son, Edwin, and wife; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith and family; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stake and family; Mr.

and Mrs. Bevie, Miss Lola Stake and Miss Margaret Black, and Perry Cromer. Doyle Fyock, Mrs. Frank Dick and Mies Annie Fyock attended the funeral of their niece at Windlber on Wednesday. COVODE Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Beck and sister, Miss Nettie Beck, of Punxsutawney, motored to North Point Sunday and visited Mr. and Mrs. Luther Beck. Miss Geraldine Slitter visited Mr.

and Mrs. Hewett, of Rossiter, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sheesley and son, of Big Run, spent Sunday with the latter'a parents, Mr.

and Mrs. O. G. Wolf. Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Jc-rdon, Harry Beck and Jess Hicks visited in Butler Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Blair Gaul and sons spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Sherry, of Juneau. Misses Mary and Sallie Shaffer, of near Valier, spent Sunday with Mrs. Katherine and Bertha Kippert. Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert White and family, of Indiana, spent Sunday with the hitter's mother, Mrs. Mabel Wyant. Clyde Blose, of Punxsutawney, visited Mr. and Mrs.

0. G. Wolf on Sunday. Mrs, Harry Beck and granddaughter, Jordan, spent last week with friends in Butler. Mr.

and Mrs. O. Wilson, of Punxsutawney, visited the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Vanleer on Sunday.

Milton Sutter, who is employed at Clairton, spent last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sutter. Frank Robinson, of Fairview, visited his sister, Mre. E.

Hugas on Sunday. Miss Evelyn Hugas, who is employed in Punxsutawney, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, E. Hugas. Mrs.

Butler London, of Dayton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mre. Cum Wachob, Mr. and Mrs. Gurn Wachob and daughter, Clara; Mr, and Mrs.

Elmer Shields and daughters, of this place, and Dee Jordon, of Froet- burg, were dinner guests In the home of the former's daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cowle, of Anita. Quay Shields and Mr. Holland, of the CCC camp, at Home, spent Saturday evening with the former's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. S. M. Shields. Misses Hazel Hunt and Ruth Johns, graduate nurses of Brookville, vilsted Mr.

and Mrs. George Gaul last week. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ramey family, of Clearfleld, visited his aunt, Mrs.

Mabel Wyant, Sunday afw- 110011. -Mrs. C. E. Hugas and Mrs.

Geo. Gaul attended the funeral of Kenneth in the home of his mother, Mrs. Ed. Robinson, of Fairview, on Wednesday. The Recognition of a Basic Fact After all, the success of a bank, like any other business, is dependent upon public approval.

We recognize this basic fact and it is our aim and endeavor to gear the services of this bank to the needs of the public, upon which we depend for our business. With this in mind, we are continually seeking to find out what people want in the way of sound banking facilities and to give it to them. SAVINGS TRUST COMPANY INDIANA, PA. Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SLOAN Bros. -Great Spring Sale- i Indiana's COMMUNITY SALES Event (MAY 1 to MAY 19th 1937 Inclusive) FREE DeLuxe Fordor Touring Car.

A Coupon given with each 50c Purchase Now is the time to buy Furniture and win a car. Sale starts May 1, Ends May 19 If You Buy at SLOANS, You Buy for Less SALE OF 25 MODERN LIVING ROOM SUITES special $99 Other Suites $125 $139 $149 MODERN WALNUT BED ROOM SUITES Four and Five-piece Suits At our low price $7Q $QQ $119 $139 $149 200 ROOM SIZE RUGS 9x12 at Lower Prices Do not miss the sale of Axminster, Wilton and Velvet Eugs 9 12 Size 11.95 19.95 27.50 31.50 35 39.50 49-50 MAGIC CHEF COOKING RANGES See this great range. It is the best; at $59-50 $69-50 $79-50 SUN RAY GAS COOKING RANGES Special $39-50 $49-50 SALE OF BEDS AND BEDDING Complete Bed Outfit $1 50 $27.50 Bed Spring MattreS? WALNUT DINING ROOM SUITES Our Sales Event Special 9-piece Walnut Dining Boom Suite Special for Sale Event of Gold Seal Rugs New Patterns in Congoleum Rugs at our low prices $4.95 $5.95 $7.95.