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FORTY FRIDAY. JUNE IS, T337 Want Ad Headquarters, Court 4900 Other Press Departments, Court 7200 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS DOG MOTHERS BABY SKUNKS SHE MAY BE PAID IN (S) CENTS DURING 1935, Canada exported farm implements and machinery with a total value of $6,344,000. F. Tyhurst TnSEStk for Alexander 2 30 rf held tomorrow. SEC" Sons Tr j.

sheet metal worker. He was a member of Knight Templar, Pittsburgh Commandery No. 1, Monongahela No. 269, F. A.

Elite Lodge No. 842. I. o. O.

and Hill Top. F. P. A. No.

88. He is survived by his widow. Annie Elizabeth Miller Tyhurst; four sons, Frederick, Alexander, William and Charles; a Mrs. Henry Heck, of Dormont. and three Brighton, New Brighton Presbyterian Church, Men's Bible Class and congregational chairman of the church.

Mr. Jack was a graduate of Pier-soils Academy, West Bridgewater, and Pennsylvania College of Embalming, Pittsburgh. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. May Conway Jack; a daughter, Mrs, Harold Phiilis. and three grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held Sunday at 3 p. m. in the New Brighton Presbyterian Church. Burial will be in the Beaver Cemetery. HEART ATTACK PROVES FATAL TO 6S.

JACK Veteran Funeral Director Was Active in Church, Fraternal Circles fTftT Dorn Nov. 12. IE67 on the South Bide, and was a grandchildren. 'SIR THOMAS KNEW THE SOCKET 1 Boyd Shields Jack, a funeral di $1 OF THAI MAY WE HAVE A STATEMENT FROM THE WINNER rector of New Brighton for 33 years, died suddenly yesterday of a heart You, too, will appreciate that pleasant heritage left I fTL. attack while talking to a salesman in the office of his funeral home, 1010 Third New Brighton, Pa.

Mr. Jack, born in Industry Beaver County, May 28. 1868, was the son of the late Johnston W. and to every lover of fine tea Michael Preis Michael Preis, a life-long resident of Old Allegheny, died yesterday in Cleveland. Mr.

Preis was born in Germany, came to Pittsburgh at an early age and was employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad. He retired 12 years ago. He was an active member of the Knights of St. George and served for many years on the Board of St. Joseph's Orphan Home.

Mr. Preis is survived by two daughters, Mrs. B. Swarts and Mrs. Katherine H.

Smith, and two grandchildren, Charles and William Smith, all of Cleveland. Funeral services will be held in the Blattner Funeral Home, 1323 Franklin Street, North Side, Monday, at 8:30 a. with solemn requiem high mass in St. Joseph's EVERYBODY NEEDS witb your of RVj Lipton'i. Distinctly A aroma and true 5 -V'tft Margaret Nons Jack.

He was past president of the PEP economy is yours in every package of Xipton's Tea. At all grocers in convenient te packages and individual tea bags. Beaver County Funeral Directors' and member of Western Pennsylvania Association and Penn sylvania State and National Asso .9 mno rn r3 ciation. He was also member and past master of New Brighton Lodge No. 259, F.

A. Beaver Valley Commandery, Knights Templar, IP iriHJ Mm YELLOW LABEL, ORANGE PEKOE: ALSO GREEN JAPAN Syria Shrine, Beaver Valley Cara i in i ii 1 1 imamii van No. 6 of Syria Shrine, K. of P. Church at 9 clock.

Burial will be of New Brighton, I. O. O. F. of New in the North Side Cemetery WHEAT" PEP makes winners! Feed your feeling of fitness.

En "Teeny," a pet fox terrier, Is COMPLETE NOVEL joy nourishing bowlfuls of Kellogg's PEP 30 Bran Flakes. PEP is packed with the nourishment of toasted whole wheat. Plus enough extra bran to be mildly laxative. Buy Kellogg's PEP from your grocer. Always oven-fresh and ready to eat.

Served by restaurants. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. It fcr II II Eee-i- Pic if? ride 79JS Tickets Kcnnywood Park dWk? I Wednesday. July 21, 1937 I fill items to I Mark the date on your calendar NOW! 1 pij of Star Wagon By Peggy Wood nt of -i" Wit TmarKed iZLt Vri VU1JC 19 111 LCU tllfl 111 3 tllv liitl -rier! Something doing every minute! 1 it SUNDAY With The Przsx snowing the true maternal instinct if not good judgment in mothering these baby skunks. The mother skunk was killed in a tussle with "Spotty," another terrier, under the woodshed near the home of Mrs.

Mary Glatz at Dor-seyville. Before "Spotty" could clean up on the skunks, "Teeny" had rescued them. For the past two weeks, with the stripped "kittens" cuddled close to her, the stepmother has defied the male dog's attempt to molest them. George Glatz. a grandson, is feeding the skunks milk with a medicine dropper.

of Pittsburgh, will be celebrated at 9:30 a. m. Monday at Sacred Heart Church, East End. Mr. Corrigan died yesterday at his home, 6214 Sellers after an illness of three months.

Born in Ohio, he came to Pittsburgh as a youth and had made his home here ever since. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Sadie Coll Corrigan, and a daughter, Margaret Corrigan, at home. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. one Sheord's Creamy Salad Dr essing No Advance in Prices to cover eost of Free 5c Ride Tickets in rTr YOUR DOG'S DIGESTIVE I PV SYSTEM DIFFERS FROM 1 YOURS.

UNLIKE HUM A BEINGS.DOGS CANNOT DIGEST VJi FOODS WITH MUCH STARCH. XVJ Edwin B. Glasgow Services for Edwin Boyd Glasgow, who died suddenly yesterday at hi home, Loucks Scottdale, will be held from there at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow. Mr.

Glasgow, who was 52, had been an employe of H. C. Frick Coke In the auditing department since 1901. Pour years ago he was promoted to chief clerk. He was past president of the Frick Veterans' and member of the board of governors of Pleasant Valley Country Club.

A member of First Presbyterian Church, Scottdale, he was active In Masonic affairs and held membership in Beta Lodge 647 F. A. of Wilklnsburg; Uniontown Lodge of Perfection; Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rites Valley of Pittsburgh; Syria Temple, Pittsburgh; Syria Caravan No. 8, Greensburg. Besides his widow, Mrs.

Carrie Bittner Glasgow, he leaves his father, E. S. Glasgow, Scottdale; a sister, Mrs. Helen Stringer, Baltimore, Md. Burial will be In Scottdale Cemetery.

John A. Corrigan High mass of requiem for John A. Corrigan, for many years superintendent of the Bureau of Water 1i Add, b.v. cheer BreaWast rr tin Carpet IS Old ktt A 2 Ride Tickets with each sack Kide Ticket One loo OB WC itself. In a class oy need's c.v cket Gold Medal Puritan Qc Orange Feed Your Dog LESS STARCH Flour 09 Pekce 0ncPBi'de Ticket tV Ffll' i Kitchen tested for results.

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mm id mm FREE! 3 Beautiful Prizes in every Triangle Store Everv Trianrla Store will jive 3 beautiful prizes the more you buy. the greater your opportunity of getting one. Inquire for details. Libby's DeLuxe Peaches r- 19 fc'Afolfol Perfectly matched halves in sweet syrup. FMm targe 21 can Libby's Pears Tree-ripened Bartlett halves.

MIXED VEGETABLES See These Prizes on Valuable Display 10c So. con small Be packagt RINSO PLaSI 20e The granulated soap that soaks clothes clean. STANDARD TOMATOES 4 29c cans 6 fir; 27c FANCY WHOLE BEETS Octagon Soap 2 23c cans For all laundry uses. Save the valuable wrappers. Lux Toilet Soap 3 Keeps your skin looking young and fresh.

Whole Kernel 1st Prlie: 9-Piece Set of Heavy Stamped Triple Thick Aluminum Kitchen Ware. Value $19.00. 2nd Prize: Heavy Cast Chromium Finished Skillet. Value $2.75. 3rd Prize: Large Size Aluminum French Fryer.

Value $1.75. These prizes will be a distinct asset to anv kitchen. They're on display now in your Triangle Store be sure to see them. Corn 25c 2 No. 2 can Golden bantam or white.

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Ask for fine-flaked Chipso in the blue-and-yellow package. Chipso is made especially for water of this city. That means it gives more suds washes clothes faster gets them cleaner than other soaps not so well adapted to local water conditions. jar 23 large No. can 25c 29c 10c 35c 10c 23c Libby's Vienna Sausage 2 Row in Imported Sardines Olive Oil lb.

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