The News-Herald from Franklin, Pennsylvania • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE NEWS-HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1930. Woodburn, Cone Ltd. Dependable Since 1860. D)IL0D KldDRfl WASH FROCKS at Three Remarkable Prices $1.00 $1.95 and $2.95 All are guaranteed washable frocks that radiate sunshine through an array of color and patterns. These dresses have been manufactured with the greatest care and skill new silhouette and straight-line slenderizing models, sleeveless or quarter, sleeves.

Sizes 14 to 20 36 to 44. Extra size 46 to 52. NEW MILLINERY $1.95 t0 $5.95 The new millinery is different. It is a creation designed for the individual to conform to the shape of the head and the contour of the face. 5 DL TOR baked flavor.

More is eaten and less of expensive foods need be served. You save the difference. When you serve children six slices of Old Home bread a day, as doctors suggest, you promote better health and amazing resistance to sickness. Again you save. "No other food or combination of foods," say dieticians, "gives you such value for the i price." To promote better health for your family and to enjoy amazing economies and best of all to enjoy the home-made goodness of this richer, fresher loaf serve Old Home today.

Your grocer has a loaf for you right now-Old Home, fresh-baked. THE OLD HOME BAKERS CHARITIES MUST Amazing new economy on Food costs discovered by the women of Franklin Read about OLD HOME the finer, fresher bread. THUS, the richer lasting freshness of Old Home bread made from a generous old-time recipe and the purest home-tested ingredientsis a worthy factor in reducing food costs. Your family enjoys its richer, country- resses HQ HE 095 Annual Permit Necessary for All Who Seek Contributions Warning by Mrs. McCauley.

40 CERTIFICATES ARE ISSUED Feb. 28. Exposing themselves to the possibility of arrest and prosecution under the terms of the act which governed the solicitation of moneys and property for charitable, Largest stock of Dresses in Franklin. Whether you pay cash or use our generous time payment plan to purchase these dresses, you will be delighted at the quality, style and low price of these garments. religious, benevolent, humane and patri otic purposes, many organizations com ing under the provisions of this act are operating without certificates from the bureau of assistance, State Department of Welfare, according to a warn ing issued today by Mrs.

E. S. H. Mc las mmm Cauley, State Secretary of Welfare. Most of these organizations, Mrs.

McCauley said are entitled to hold these certificates which will -permit them to solicit funds legally. Certificates issued last year were valid until TRY OUR MEATS National Market 1252 Liberty St Franklin 2261HW. Oil City Store, SI Seneca St Sliced! UJimslicesIl December 31. 1929 after which application should be made to the Department of Welfare for certificates cov isttors lo llie (Cleveland Michelin, Falls and Denman De Luxe Tires. 29x4.40 in Miller make at $4.75.

Tubes 90c any size you want. 27x4.40, 28x4.75, $7.50. Up to size 33x6.00 at $12.00. Some new Goodyears in 19 inch size $11.00. Also new Fisk and Firestone in original wrapper at 20 less than you can purchase same tire.

30x5 heavy duty Truck Tires $23.00. Also 36x6 in Denman at big reduction. We have 30x3 and also 34x4 size. Coreco Gas 2c discount to truck trade. Oil 75c gal.

Bicycle Tires $1.50. Tricycles retired. ARMOUR SALES CO. ering operations for 1930. Any organi public, anything or object whatever to raise money, or to secure or attempt to secure money or donations or other property by promoting any public bazaar sale, for any charitable, benevolent, patriotic purpose, etc, unless the appeal is authorized by and the money or other property is to be given to a corporation, co-partnership, zation soliciting tunas wunoui a cer- tificate is subjecting Itself to tne possibility of legal action even though its purpose in the solicitation may come within the provisions of the solicitation money without a certificate is in violation of the law and subject to the penalties attached thereto.

Mrs. McCauley in her warning called attention to the section of the act which applies to these organizations: "An act relating to the solicitation of moneys and property for charitable, religious, benevolent, humane, and patriotic purposes makes it unlawful for any person, co-partnership, association, or corporation except in accordance with the provisions of the act to appeal to the public for donations or subscriptions in money or other property to sell or offer for sale to the association, or individual holding a act. The Denartment of Welfare accord valid certificate of registration from the Department of Welfare issued as provided by the act." I The act is one. Mrs. McCauley said, I whose preamble alone indicates its ex ing to the present records has issued only 40 such certificates for organizations soliciting funds so far this year.

This is a very small number, Mrs. McCauley indicated and anyone soliciting act purpose. HEBREW POET HONORED ON HIS 57TH BIRTHDAY (flower cfliou) MARC 2 9 A I I 5 will find Hotsl Cleveland able- and anxious to mat their trip more pleasant. There are all the services and luxuries you would expect of the most modern hotel In the city. Then there is the convenience tothe Flower Show, only two blocks away; the direct passageway to Cleveland's new Union Passenger Station; the theatre end concert ticket services offered by the Hotel; the Orchestra playing noon and evening, that you have probably heard over the radio.

Then, too, a guest at Hotel Geveland really sees and comes to know Cleveland, for he or she Is surrounded by the social and business leaders of the city who lunch and dine here every day. Clevelanders, you know, prefer the Cleveland, and so will you, we promise, once you've been a guest here. JERUSALEM, Feb. 28. UP Nach-uian Bialik.

the Hebrew poet, celebrat I GENERAL refili)i ed the 57th anniversary of his birth here recently. He received CMigratula-j tions from all over the world, i Bialik lives at Tel-Aviv, the new I Jewish suburb, a short distance from 'Jerusalem, in the street named in his I honor. He is said to be the ouJy outstanding modern Hebrew poet whose jverses nave been translated into most European languages. Ine American TRUCKING SERVICE AND RELIABILITY We haul anything, anywhere, anytime by the pound, 5 square yard or truck load. Maurice Samuel, translated them into No job is too large or too small for us.

We Will Meet Any Price of Equal Quality in Any Size Tire in Addition We Give You Service Free. Instant Tire Service Co. 12th and Buffalo Phone 678-G. Franklin, Pa. S.

T. KARNS SONS CO. HOTEL CLEVELAND PUBLIC SQUARE CLEVELAND JP00 ROOM ISy Of THEM ATM REFORESTATION LEADERS. HARRISBURG. Feb.

28. The three leading counties in tree planting and the total number set out are: Berks, Cambria. 4,708,820 and Clearfield. 3,910,787. Super Service With Courtesy.

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