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Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 16

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THE FASHION HERE'S VALUE FOR YOU! A CLEAN-UP OF ALL OUR WASH DRESSES Two Wonderful Selections Voiles, Linens. Rroadcloths. Tub Silks, Flock Dots, Tissue Olnghams, Rtc. ALL SHADES AND SIZES UP TO 62. $3.95 Former prices do not figure in this tremendous is simply a matter of immediate clearance.

BUY NOW AND SAVE ON NEW FALL Top Coats (Fully Lined) $10 AND UP Silk Dresses $5.00 633 Cumberland St. THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY. Sport Coats $5.00 Miss Jane Dampman Farewell Party In Honor of Miss Fees Wise Jane Oampman. of 28 North Seventh Btrcet, head of thn notion department of thn Bon Ton. entertained a number of Ruosts nt.

a faro- wfill party Thursday ovonlng In honor of Miss Tiln Mao KOPH, also of the Mamn department, who ivlll Icavo ahbrtly for Wewt Chester Sinto Normal School. The evening wpent in playing Bnnien and rlnnrlng. FIvA hundred WHS of Hie main feu- lureHi Delirious refreshments Stsrvfid. Those present wore: IMIssew hilllnn Pearl Mlllor, Mac Ooulflnor, Clfimle Kelfor. lilii Mne Keea, 1 Aheth Tralnor, Mury Bnrliman.

Ktliol Btrohm, Anna fljillierine Wugner, i Mrs. GfiorRo Rtunley. Mrs. lOthel Hot- leniitlnc, and iMUn Diinvinniin. Adam Bender, Veteran Railroader, Passed Away on Thursday Binder, years of (llotl nt.

Church street, on Thursday. AuKUst 28th, of oonipllca- i tlona. Mo wan wfill known nml was llrp.ninn on thn Reading railroad for tho past 40 ypars. He hart boon nillng for the pnst year, but hla wan a Nhork to his many friends and family. He wna a mem- bpr of tho Saloin Lutheran church and ulfio the KnlghtH of Friendship, No.

Rhephprdsf of Bethlehem, No. 68, nnd Tulpohocken Council, No. 941. O. I.

Myorptown. Ho loaves one brother, David Bender, of this Thn funeral will be held on Monday at. 2 o'clork, with Interment at Ml. Lebanon cemetery. $2,000 Reward For Return of Lost Jewels Valued at $30,000 (SnecUl Nuwa by United Philadelphia, Al reward of $3,000 been offered toy Wheeler Pearce, prominent so.c.lety matron, for return Keuis valued at $30,000.

The jewels were lost from an automobile Rohipwhere between Wynncwood, and Cape May, N. J. 622 Cumberland St. I We Will Offer The Following Specials For Saturday, August 30 Store Closed Monday, Labor Day SUGAR CURED SKINNED BACK HAMS Ib. 22c Bacon Squares Ib.

14c I-can and Mealy Fresh Shoulders, Ib. 15c Beat Lebanon Bologna Ib.l2c SUGAR CURED PICNIC HAMS Ib. 14c CURED HAM GOODIES Ib. 22c Pork Ib-ic Pork Liver II). tic Pork Neck Rones In uC Pork Ribs Ib.

12c Pork Brain Ib. 15c (UNflL ROCK SAUER KRAUT 2 Large Cans 25c Boiliny: Beef Ib. 8c Chuck Roast Ib. 12c Ib. 12c Hamburg Steak Beef Hearty Ib.

lOc Breast Filling Veal Chops Ib. 18c Veal Roast Ib. 18c STEAK lb.45c SWISSCHEESE BRICK CHEESE lb.27c AT COUNTY FAIR Jodf'S in th stock department at the Lebanon fair, today) made pnbHc their awarda. They are as follows: Ball Rated according to ago, the winners Hubert 8. Miller, Myerstfrwn; M.

H. Bennetch, Rlchland: Jacob Arnold, Lebanon; J. Myerstown, and D. L. Light, Lebanon, purple ribbon for champion bull awarded Hubert 8.

Miller. H. Bennetch won (be premiums including ribbon for champion row. Heifer M. H.

Bennetcb, Hubert's. Miller, Jacob Arnold were thn winners. 1 i Exhibitors and Calf M. H. Bennelch, first; Hubert 8.

MU- ler. second. Breeders of young In ordet named, M. H. Bennetch.

Jacob Arnold and Hubert 8. Miller. OUBRNSEYfl. Bull Premiums to Hynlcka Lebanon; Mrs. Harrison W.

Shucy. Lebanon. Champion bull-- Hynicka Lebanon. Cow Mrs. M.

C. Buckingham and Hynioka Bros. Heifer Hynlcks Mrs. M. C.

Buckingham, Pennsylvania Military Reservation, Colebrook, and Ram. K. Mentzer. Purple ribbon champion cow or to Hynlcka Bros. Inhibitor's Herd --Hynlcka Bros, nnd Mrs.

M. C. Buckingham in order named. Brooders young herd and calf herd Bros. Special prizes for by Hcrshey Chocolate Maritime Buffalo, N.

Lebanon Fertilizer Works and other friends of the dairy herds wero awarded'to M. H. Bonnotch, Rlchland; Hubert S. Miller, Myeretown; Jacob H. Arnold.

Lebanon, and Hynlcka Lebanon. Milking Premiums awarded Aaron S. Hartman, Lebanon. Beef type shorthorns F. B.

Coleruau. Lebanon, was awarded the entire list of premiums offered for a prlz 0 show herd. Grade J. F. Miller, Arnold.

D. L. Light and M. H. Bcnnetchtook the premiums.

Grade Premiums to B. V. Helms. Forneydaln; Harrison W. Shuey, and Pcnna.

Military Reservation. 8WTNE Harvey W. Shuey, Lebanon; Paul Robinson, Richland; Harrison W. Shuey, Lnbanon. Mays G.

Kurtz, awarded H. Meyer Snavely, Christian Bachmun. Hubert S. MU- ler awarded premiums. Poland H.

Bachman. Chester F. L. Hoilman and Son. Cleona, and Georgn Batz, Martin Light, awarded premiums.

G. Kurtz. WDLKS Spanish Eberly Sheridan. Mays S. Kurtz, Lebanon; Paul Wolf.

Lnbanon; Spittler. Robert Ftrestlnn and Jessi" Zelgler. of awarded premiums. PON1B8. John Spayd, Harry Mentzer and Warren Kercher.

Lebanon; Miss Kmma Eberly. Sheridan, awarded premiums. Inspection of Boy Scouts and Fire Department Monday (Continued from band has grenerously -volunteered to furnish music. 'Mayor Walter has given his approval to t.lie plan and has consented to assist in-the formal inspection. The great event of the affair however, will be a demonstration of a trick tho boys learned recently at the Indlandalo Camp.

With sticks and ropes they will 'build in the square a signal tower twenty or more feet high. No nails or wlro will lie used, nnd only'thejr ropp? will be employed lashing the poles together for tho tower. Upon Its completion or more "of tho Scouts will mount tho show howl signaling Is done with a company of compatriots nt such a distance thati field glasses must be used to get thoj correspondence going one. it is going to bo a great exhibition, mid both events lire expected'to draw largo crowds of ppnctators. James Murray Was Drowned Trying to Save Life of Woman (Sneolal to by United Philadelphia, Today A coast guard plane nnd members of ch 1 ml at Spray Beach.

N. re waro-hlng th 0 surf fOf the body nf James L. Murray, nr Phlln- (lolphla, hourd, who was drowned pr "it "ttempt to save the Itfffejjlf aged woman who was 'tron) her reel by plunsed into Ihe the current. Mrs. She.

who Murray died oarned asUore hie Youthful appetites demand the purest food. In all the land. At this market is to be found at the right price food of purity food that Is qualified to help you rear a happy family, GROCERIES BEST QRANU- A LATED SUGAR I Ibs. PELS NAPTHA SOAP Bar 3 LARUK FANCY PRUNES, io FINEST EGG NOODLES, 11) Florida Crape. Fruit, can Fancy Herring Roe.

ran Best Peanut Butter, Ib Heinz Sweet Pickles, dozen Lutz and 1 Apple Butter, large jar Fancy Wet Pack Shrimp In glass 73C 33c 12c 15c 25c 27o 21 20c 35c 30c Beechnut Products Combination Sale Regular Price $1.15 TOR SATURDAY AT Consists of" one package each of Baked Beans, Peanut Butter. Catsup. Spaghetti, and Elbow Macaroni. Fancy Cream Cheese, Ib. 29c Best.

Domestic Swiss Choose, Ib. Finest Imported Swiss Cheese, Ib. Fancy Irish Mackerel Cape Shore Mackerel, Ib 49c 65c FOR 25C 12iC Try a pound of our delicious Fresh Roasted Liberty Blend Coffee at 37c Ib. Guaranteed to give satisfaction. FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS Fancy Hand Picked Fancy Jumbos 16c LB.

19c LB. CANDIES Fresh Cocoanut Fancies, Ib. 29c Assorted Gum Drops, Ib Delicious Butter Corn, Ib. Milk Chocolate Peanut Clusters, Ib. 25c 29c MEAT MARKET QUAHTV PRICES FANCY CHUCK KOAST.

Ib. Fresh Ground Liberty istoak, Ib. Fresh Beuf Heart, Per pound Sliced Liver, Per pound Fresh Pigs Liver, Per pound CHOICE STEWING VEAL. 11.. Spring for Stewing, Ib.

Fancy Smoked Butts. Ib Boat Quality Frankfurters, Ib. Finest Ring Bologna, Ib. SMOKED BKIKNBO BACK HAM9. HJ, 12c 10c lie 6c a- JF' New Dew of TV of Cbeffitttry at State t.i by ffilted State Today President John M.

Thothas has announced appointment of Dr. Oeralfl L. Wendt former researeb director of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana, as dean of the school of chemistry. i Oscar Chilson Warned He Would Lose Honey to Newg by United Towanda, Today A fortune teller warned Oscar Chilson, of South Towanda, that he was about to lose some money. Now has the police looking for the $14.50 he had in hte pocket before he met the young woman soothsayer.

COFFEE McOowan'a Coffees, famous for Invariable quality and rigid uniformity and Justly so. The rarest service In merchandising today Is supplying absolutely reliable coffee. 33c, 35c, 40c, 45c -Ib. Mocha and Java, genuine, 55c Ib. McOOWAN'fl DRUG STORE Seventh and Cnmbcrlarld I HAVE A LITTLE: WORK TO BE DONE- WOULDYOU LIKE: TO NO, BOSS, 'VE GOT A Open A Charge Acci At this Friendly Family Clothing Store.

We invite your Credit Account here oifeiM ing you better styles, better values more Generous Payment Terms than where. Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb Sorry Entertainment Is Over (Special to News by United Press) Cook County Jail, Chicago, Nathan Leopold and jliehard Loeb are sorry their murder hearing before Chief Justice John R. Caverly is over. They dislike the prospects of dull Jail routine. am sorry that it la over," Leopold said.

"It. formed.a relief'from this terrible, jail routine. Now I've nothing to look forward too for several weeks, but cell life. I Loeb expressed himself in much the. same manner, but was more optimistic.

Neither Leopold and Loeb would comment on their opinion as to the sentence to be Imposed upon them. Case Against Six Miners Will BeTried IN HIS WIFE'S NAME She: You say your money la all tied up In bonds? He: yep. Matrimonial bonds. A NATURAL RESULT "You say he hat painter's colic?" going with that fllrl who It always to heavily rouged." AND SO THINK WE ALL OF US "The Iruane are packed hold any more. What do the authorities do with those they cant take In?" "Irauo licenses to 'em as auto- mabllo drivers, I think." Bloomsburg, Reversing his ruling.

Judge Potter, of Columbia county, has re-instated the indictments against six Union miners charged with conspiracy to dynamite the commissary the Beaver Valley Coal Company, which he quashed because, of a technicality and the case will be tried here in December. troubled with Stop that Eczema. 1 A MAZING results have been duced by S. S. S.

in cases of eczema, pimples, blackheads and other eruptions. If you have been eczema, and you have used skin applications without number, make a test yourself, on yourself with a bottle of S. S. one of the most powerful blood cleansers known. S.

S. S. makes the blood rich and pure, and when your blood is freed of impurities your stubborn eczema, rash, tetter, skin eruptions, pimples, blackheads, blotches and acne are bound to disappear. There are no unproven theories about S. S.

the scientific results of each of its purely vegetable medicinal ingredients ar6 admitted by authorities, Girl Made Miraculous Escape From Instant (Continued Prom Page 1 from the neighborhood, and soon from more distant parte community. i While the members of the -'craw- bestirred themselverf in securing jacks and other equipment to raigo the car, Irwin Rontig, a merchant: in, the neighborhood, crawled under the car and tried to extricate girl. He was at first but then made another attempt and by pulling and. tugging, and the assistance of the twisting her little body hither-Mid thither, she was i dragged out. Her fright seemed only -to increase ae she was released, however, and her cHee of "I'm killed, I'm killed," brought shudders to men, and tears to the eyes of many women.

The child was taken into 'the office of Dr. Marshall, and while he was making an examination tor broken bones, and administering first aid, Mrs. Marshall and daughter, Miss Elizabeth Marshall, succeeded in quieting the patient. She wa later taken to the of the parents with Tthat she remain quietly Jn bed-for 24 hours to await developments! lor possible complications. Although the child's body atid- Umbs were most painfully bruise'd.

and while some ugly contuslbna and lacerations were not a broken bone could be detected by the circumstance that caused those who had seen it to marvel greatly. She wa such a manner, and rolled, and her position under the car was such that it seemed unbelievable that "she had escaped fatal, Injury, tor nothing of the absence of broken bones. Mrs. Robert J. Kase, of Colebrook, was among a number of women who witnessed th and they were so that tfieV wcre on the verge of prostration.

FtM GLASSES SEW DR. BUSINESS MAKES S. S. is told at all rood ing in two iliea. Tho larger alia is inorf economical.

Best "Economic forces hare, cause of War," says Br Ludwil htrin, publicist, who da- 9ertbe 8 the European political Situation wholly i relation to'buslnej? i Hearst's International "What caused the wa between I Russia and Japan twenty years ago? Why; the Moscow-Eastern road. Nothing ise. VStop into clash of economic forces and you wfwent the clash arms. That 1 why the Dawee plan to- iron and German coal i so InVport- BOWMAN 621 Cumberland St. Coffee For i For Saturday Special Campbell's Soups All Flavors Sun ma id Ryislns Beechnut Ginger Ala Hawaiian Sliced Pineapples Can FULL LINE OF LUNCHEON SPECIALS FOR YOUR PICNIC LUNCHEON- OLIVES, CHEESE AND PICKLES Chase and Sanborn Coffees Are The Best For The Money.

CHOICE- BLEND 48c THREE STAR BLEND HOMESTEAD BI I 'ND STANDARD SPECIAL 50r. SUPERIOR Once Tried Always Remembered. 25c lOc 306 MEAT DEPARTMENT SPECIAt Premium Top Grade Frankfurters Selected Swifts Premium Skinned Hams Mild Sweet and Well Smoked. WHOLE ED, M. Miller Son Square" A STANDING JOKE Whitt Net TOY BALLOON FOR WITH EVERY POUND.

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Years Available:
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