Simpson's Leader-Times from Kittanning, Pennsylvania • Page 12

PAGE TWELVE SIMPSONS' DAILY LEADER-TIMES FRIDAY, JANUARY 31,1930 "The Best Way Home" On your daily round to work and back again, there are dozens of ways you might choose to take. But you choose the shortest and easiest way. Similarly, there is only ONE ''best way home" for you financially. Let us discuss a personal savings plan-this service is free to every depositor. Safe Deposif Title Guaranty Co.

Kittanning, Pa. News Pick-Ups From GARRETT'S RUN MANQRV1LLE FOUD VIEW Sleep Walker Hurt in Fall John Prior, 20, of Glasomere, re- Attended Auto Show Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Kerr of Manor ceived a severe laceration, of the Church, spent Saturday in Pitts- knee at 6 o'clock Tuesday morr.ing burgh. While there they attended the auto show at Motor Square Garden.

when he fell 20 feet from his bed room window while walking in his sleep. Glad Hand Class Meets ManorviUe, Jan. Glad Hand Bible Class of the Methodist Episcopal church met all day Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ariilla Shaul. The day was pleasantly i spent in quilting.At noon a delicious dinner was served by the hostess A short devotional period was held in the afternoon with the" president, Mrs.

Andrew Shaul, in charge. The place of the next meeting -will be announced later. Returned Home Mrs, AT Simpson, of Buffalo, N. has returned "home after visiting with her Mrs. Frank Morrison, of Garrett's Bun.

Here from Fall-mount City Mr. anrl Mrs. Edward Smith anc Sterling Oils Chalk Up Their Eleventh Victory By Beating Butler The Sterling Oils won their eleventh game in twelve starts last night defeating the Butler Atlant- ics at the Hose Company No. 6 floor by a 31-19 scove. The Butler A lantics are a team composed of former high school and college stars and this was their first defeat in seven games.

held the lead for three quarters but Kittanning got their passing attack working and sewed up thu game in the fourth quarter. Christy. Bierer and Hetrick did the scoring -for the Sterling Oils while McElwain and Dinger played family, Fairmount City, visited their usual steady floor game. Tno i Oils meei- the Bruin Oils next week and hope to hold thwlr winning streak. Lineup: Sterling Oils Fid.

FI. T'tal. McElwain, ..........0 0 0 on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Morrison, of Garrett's Run.

Sport Chatter Visiting Parents xjo Mrs Ross Headley and sons, Billy Has New Grandchild and 3y of Ne Kensington, are Manorville, Jan. H. Me- visiting with Mrs. Headley's parents. At one cost advertisers In the Leader-Times reachevery nook and corner in Armstrone county.

The quickest, safest remedy known for dizziness and headaches is Reeser's Vegetable Liver Pills a natural remedy) price 25c at all' Kittanning Drug Stores. TEMPLE THEATRE FRIDAY SATURDAY CHILDREN TAKEIT Intyre, formerly of McGrann, eho now makes his home with Mr, and Mrs. Elmer King, of ManorviUe has received the news from the Washington. Sanitarium. Hospital- at Washington, D.

C. that a 9 pound Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Brown, of Garrett's Run. Recovered from IHnoss Leonard Potter, little son of Mr. anc jYj; rs Ernest Potter, of Manor- boy came to bless the home of his vllle who nas been rec0 vered.

son, O. R. Mclntyre and wife. The young lad was born on Friuay, January 24. This is the first child in the family.

"Grandpa" Mclntyre is wearing a broad smile. Missionary Society Meets Ford View, Jan. The Missionary S'xitety of the Applefcly Manor Presbyterian church met at the home of Mrs. Smith LaV on Wednes day. There were fourteen members and three visitors present.

The scrip lesron was In charge of Mrs. William Patton. A lesson study was taught by Mrs. Ed Griffin. After the regular business meeting the day was spent in quilting.

A delicious tureen, dinner was served at neon. The next meeting will be held at Here from Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Fred Russell, of ManorviUe, have returned home from Austlntown, O. Recovered from Scarlet Fever Donald and Ruth Swank, of Man- orvilla, who have been ill with soar- let fever have 'recovered.

Christy, 3 15 Bierer, 5 0 10 Dinger, 0 0 0 Hetrick, 3 0 6 Tonight tells the tale for the Kittanning High School passers. Have they blown-up or can they come back? Vandergrift has a chance to put the locals out of the running and no doubt will do their darndestf to'sink the Crimson ship. The V. H. S.

floor will be the big factor in favor of the Kiski boys. Maybe the Red and White learned something down the river the other night. This is the boys' chance to show their met'le. The're never was a team thai wasn't txtter for just one beating. Late Total 14 Butler Atlantics Fid.

FI. T'tal. Cavalero, ,,..5 1 11 Defford, 'J Wersh, ,....3 0 Seifert, 0 0 0 Dufford, 0 0 0 .0 0 0 Total 9 19 Visiting Daughter Rev. Peacock, of Midway, is visiting with his daughter, Airs. Frank Fahlor, of Manorviiia.

Concludes Visit Mrs. Jessie Vance, of Wilson, has returned home after visiting far a the smith Tn her parents. Bev and February. Admission Friday lOc, 35c Coming TUBS. "The Devil's Skipper" A A A A I 75c Theatrical Cold-Cream, It) 59c S1.50 Water Bottle or Syringe 98c 2Sc Adhesive Tape 19c $1.25 Konjola 25c Cold Tablets (Special) 25c.

Glycerine 40c Castoria (Fletchers) 25c Castoria (Pitchers) 16c 30c Rexall Shaving Cream (Talc Free) 3Qc VA pounds Homemaid Chocolates All Christmas Stationer? 1-3 off Save with Safety at Your Rexall Cut Rate Drug Store W. J. STURGEON 305 Market St. Enjoying Fine Skating Garrett's Bun Jan. 31--The recent rise in the Allegheny river backed the water up Garrett's Bun and with the aid of Jack Frost a fine skating surface has been provides.

The children as well as the grownups arc taking advantage of the fine skating. Pupils Flap Program Pupils, of the Heilman school of Garrett's Bun. are workin? hard on a program which will be given around Patron's Day. The exact date has not been announced as yet. The pupils all feel sure that this program- will be a success for they are working faithfully toward that end.

Mrs. L. F. Athey, of Manorville. Ill With Pneumonia Jimmie Minfeer.

of Mar.orville is ill at his home with HI With Grippe Mrs. Jeanette Wilcox, Manorville, is ill at her home with' the grippe. IHBBIBBlHIMBHlHBaniHHIBBBfil Returned Home Mrs. E. F.

Crimm and daughter. Of Connellsville has returned home after vilsting for a week at the home of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. L. F.

Athey, of Manorvillc. Slowly Improving Mrs. Athey, of Mancrville, who has been ill with pleuro-pneu- monia Is slowly Improving. DUSTS OFF CHAIR IN WHICH HE MET DEATH Ossining, N. Jan.

31--(UP)-Michael Sola-foni, Brooklyn gunman, walked quietly into the deatn chamber at Sing Sing prison late last night. He spoke briefly to the witnesses, and thanked the keepers for th-ir kindness. Then he picked up a towel and dusted off the electric chair. "They can at least give a mnc. about to die a clean chair," he said.

Then he sat down and the current was turned on. A few minutes earlier his companion in the murder of Mr. and Mrs Sarro Graziano at Franklin Square, Li. Frank Plaia, had gone to the chair without a word Each was 22. They were bitter enemies to the end, each accusing the other of betrayal.

SPORT SHOTS Isn't it funny the way a team hits an off night and just can't "click." Ask The Leader-Times bowlers that went to Canoiisbiirg Wednesday night, The Kittanning pin men were all set for a big nirtit but they found themselves in the depths of defeat when the evening was over. No alibi has reached us as yet, but maybe it could be over-confidence? Speaking of off nights we hear that Deshler, the Vandergrift etar' had one the other evening. Vandergrift can't afford such a happening tonight for there's going to be a fighting Crimson team down state at 8 p. m. today.

Hickman, Jan. 31--The condition of "Pongo" Joe Cantillon, veteran baseball player, manager and umpire, was reported as "very grave" by physicians today. Cantillon rallied yesterday, his physicians said, but took a sudden turn for the worse last night. He is suffering from a paralytic stroke. New York, Jan.

31--(DP)-- Jos Jacobs, American representative of Max Schmeling, will sail for Berlin tonight on the Bremen. Jacobs hopes to arrange bout for Schmeling with Jimmy Maloney of Boston, at Berlin in March and to bring Schmeling to New York afterwards. New York, Jan. 31-- (UP)--Phil Edwards, New York University's colored middle-distance star who completed his collegiate career by defeating Ray Conger in a yard race Wednesday, plans to continue competition as a representative of the Hamilton (Ontario) Olympic club. Do you know that this intra-inur- al basketball they are playing up at the high school is a paying proposition, speaking atheletically? More future stars for the varsity court are born on the inter-class floor than anywhere else.

Now they've got it in the Junior High and the kids begin handling a tiall as soon as they can push it up to the basket. This not only gives the youngsters lots of fun but it is going- to keep Kittanning up in the sport world in coming years. The high school students are to be complimented on the spirit they are showing. They haven't thrown down their team just because they didn't come home on'top but are sticking by the boy's. Its not the team lost" with them, but "we jest." That is spirit.

Are they do hearted? Not much. There will be a bunch of them go clear to Vandergrift tonight to back their team. Again, that's the spirit. Our Christmas Club represents a plan of scientific thrift it assures a definite sum of extra money for Christmas buying. Surely, you want to join, take advantage of this easy plan of financing Christmas.

Well, it is getting late soon the doors of the Christmas Club will be swinging shut and no person will be admitted after they close. But there is still time and the late-comers are welcome. Call at this bank tomorrow and enroll. It will take only a few moments of your i only a small amount of your money. Next Christmas, however, it will mean a world of difference to you and to those whom you love.

ARMSTRONG COUNTY TRUST CO. "The Friendly Bank" Kittanning, Pa. FRIDAY-SATURDAY Matinee Both Days! NOTICE Be up-to-date and get the latest styles at the Steim Hotel Barber Shop Sanitarily equipped and kept BIGGER COUNTY DAIRY HERD RECOMMENDED In submitting its findings to thfi court the grand jury of Jef ferson county made a recommendation that the dairy herd at the county home by proper management and developing without further expense to the county could be made a profitable and valuable enterprise. Appointed To Annapolis Congressman N. L.

Strong New 31-- (UP)-- Bud Gorman, veteran heavyewight who has been defeated by Young Stribling. Jack Sharkey, George Schaaf, Pierre Charles, Jimmy Maloney, Tom Heeney ard almost all the rest of the prominent heavyweights, is in demand as an opponent for Primo Camera, the giant Italian. Babe Cuilen, Gorman's manager has received offers for a match -from Boston and Miami. MAX CAREY SIGNS TO COACH PITSBtTRGH PIRATES Pittsburgh, Jan. Carey returned to his old love today The premier base runner of modern times has been signed as coach for the Pittsburgh Pirates ball President Samuel DeryTuss announc ed today.

Carey has played with the Brooklyn Dodgers the last few years, going there near the end of the 1926 season, following his release from the Pirates with two other players when. dtecord broke out on the local team. New York, Jan. 31-- (UP)--George Calza of Italy, threw Andrew Za- haraS of Russia, in 18:47 of the main bout in the weekly wrestling show at New York Coliseum 1m night. Joe Komar of Lithuania threw has recommended the appointment of Thomas Hine, son Mr.

and Mrs. Simon P. Hine, of Saltsburg, as principal for midshipman in tts United States Navy. At present he is a student at Kiski. Evening Shows 7 and 9--15c, 50c.

Matinee 10c, 35c Don "Short" Next Christmas Let next Christmas find you well prepared! Have no worries as to the sufficiency of your funds for gifts and other purposes. You can make it a simple automatic arrangement by joining our Christmas Club for 1930. Every week the money accumulates without your missing. Step in today for full particulars. Paid on Savings Accounts The National Kittanning Bank "Kittanning's Oldest Bank" BU1 Nelson of St.

Louis in 27:31 and Jack Washburn of California drrw with Vanka Zelesriak of Russia in the preliminaries. Buy, sell or trade your property through The Exchange. New York, Jan. 31--(OP)--Junior Coen, 18- year-old Kansas City tennis star, will sail tonight on the Bremen for a three-months tour of the Riviera tennis courts. Coen team with William Tilden in the doubles.

What 5c Will Bring Yon Send this and 5c (stamps or co: to Foley 945 George Chicago, and receive in return a trial bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar tickling throat, due to and accompanying colds; Foley Pills diuretic, for kidneys and bladder irregularities; Foley Cathartic i Tablets, for temporary bowel con- gestion--3 valuable remedies for 5c. Send for them. For sale by Mohney Dixon, 247 Market street. Listen Folks- Why Wait This Is the Last Week for you to join our 1930 Christmas you do not want to miss the opportunity which it affords for easily porviding Christmas money. Everybody can join you and every member of your family.

And remember, the club closes Saturday evening, Feb. 1, 1930. Armstrong County Trust Company "The Friendly Bank" Three Dry Raids at Brookville Prohibition agents raided three places in Tuseday evening and. the net result was the arrest of Louie Ferrara, his brother, Albert; Buster Ferrara, a son of Louie; the mother of the two Ferraro brothers; Joe Ferraro, of Anita; confiscation of 52 gallons of wine, 12 gallons of moonshine and several bottles of beer. Do You DreacTPain After Eating? Almost as bad as digestive pain itself is the anticipation of It; the knowledge that if you eat certain foods (always the ones you like best) pain and distress will surely follow.

This feeling is as unnecessary as the pain itself, because you can prevent all possibility of digestive trouble, or, if the pain has already started, you can relieve ft instantly by taking a little Bisurated Magnesia--either powder or tablets in water after meals. This removes the cause of the trouble by neutralizing the excess stomach acid which is present when pain follows eating. You can get Bisuratod Magnesia from any druggist. It is the sure, safe and speedy treatment used for years, the world over, for banishing digestive disorders. Bigr Round and Square Dance Friday, Jan.

31 Moose Temple Ball Room Auspices Valley Club Gentlemen $1.00 Ladies Free Hubers Orchestra SER'S Big Shoe Sale Leader-Times Ads Pay 10 The ideal pastime for these cold winter nights. You need not go out to seek amusement or hear the latest news of the day--just turn the dial and there you have it. We have a complete line of Radios, and can meet your every need in quality and price. Electric Co. Reynolds Block Phone 98 Sunday Midnite 77 STARS Beauties Natural Color.