Altoona Mirror from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 14

fcEMONT TERRACE Pressel reunion was held at Hip- ie's cave last week with a large rep- teBenUUon In attendance, renewing bid acquaintances and making new bttcs. One of the members especially welcome was Undertaker Jacob Cams and his family of Clayaburg who is the oldest member of the clan. The soealter for the day was Rev. C. E.

Njkugie, pastor of St. Luke's Lu- tljcran church at Roaring Spring. He gftve an Interesting talk on family reunions, good citizenship and our re- latlonsnlp to our God and to our com- htunily. Mrs. Harry Pressel of Logan who is president of the clan, prepared an Interesting program con- iijting of readings by Miss Lottie recitations by Miss Romaine Keith, JBss Jane Fisher and Miss Ruth Har- and a prayer offered by Rev.

iftxiigle. Guests from a distance were and Mrs. McMonigle and family of Harrisburg. Francis Fisher of ijTiubenville, and Mr. and Mrs.

J. iX ReiTner and family of Auburn. Ind. Lottie Ebersole of Belleview has returned after a visit with uiiends at Clymer. Pa.

and Mrs. William Bowman and ijtfn Calvin were picnickers on Tues- at Idlewild park. JMrs. Nettie Ebersole and Mrs. Force of Llyswcn attended the 1 reunion at Memorial park, Lk-rtinsburg, last week.

Jean Weller of Canton. returned his home on Thursday after spending a few days as the guest of Mr. Mrs. Forrest McGirk. 'Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Gottshall and sons Frank, Raymond and Charles are spending this week visiting with Mrs. Gottshall's parents Mr. and Mrs. William Wertz of Frankstown.

Miss Margaret Love motored to Petersburg on Saturday where she is spending a few days at a summer cottage there with friends. She experienced a streak of bad luck, however, at the commencement of her trip as slie lost her handbag, containing her money and valuables somewhere between her home at Sll Longfellow avenue and the Garden Heights station. Helen Ludwig and daughter Betty of Hollidaysburg were Thursday "visitors with Mrs. Ludwig's par- eftts Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel Leeper. Lucille Pannebaker, who has been pursuing a summer course of study in conjunction with her regular studies at the Indiana State Normal school, has successfully finished her course and returned to her home last week to spend the remainder of her summer vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ira Pannebaker. Mr.

and Mrs. Irwin Romine of South Lakemont and Rev. and Mrs. J. S.

Showers, Miss Helen Fasick and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hamilton, daughter Virginia and sons Edgar, Elmer and Kenneth, all of the Terrace, have returned to their homes after a jolly motor trip of several days to points of interest in Gettysburg and Harrisburg.

Miss Jane McGirk was a week-end visitor of relatives and friends irt Bellefonte. Mr. and Mrs. William Bowman and son Calvin were Friday visitors in Williamsport. Mr.

and Mrs. A. A. Reffner and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Amos Filer and family and J. M. Filer spent Sunday at Greenwood Furnace visiting friends. and Mrs. Leo Hoefler of 403 Hemlock street visited friends at Carrolltown on Wednesday.

NEW PARIS annual reunion of the Oldham arid Beckley families will be Saturday, Aug. 9 at Homes grove, near Ryot, Bedford county. The affair will be in the form of a basket picnic and an interesting program of athletic events, will be carried out during Michael Miller clan will hold their annual reunion in Bowaer's grove, near New Paris, on Aug. 16. County Superintendent L.

H. Hinkle will give the address. Baseball game at 10 A. M. between teams of the Miller clan.

Games at 3 o'clock between New Paris and a team to be announced later. Methodist, Rev. W. L. Phillips, pastor.

Sunday school at 9.30, superintendent, S. H. Mickle. Evening worship omitted owing to the a.bsence of the pastor who is taking his vacation. Brethren, Rev.

Gertrude Mitchell, pastor. Sunday school at 9.80, superintendent, E. G. Lohr. Preaching at 10.30, Pleasant Ridge.

Evening service at 7.30, Helixville. New Paris Junior Christian-Endeavor Wednesday at 4 o'clock. Wednesday evening prayer service at 7.30. Senior Christian Endeavor Friday evening at. 7.30.

Evangelical, Rev. F. O. Fuss, pastor. Sunday school at 9.30., W.

A. Stultz, Buperintendent. services at the appointments are as follows: Print service at 10.30. Preaching by the elder. Dr.

F. E. Hetrick, followed by communioin. Rock Preaching by elder at 2.30, followed by communion. New by elder and communion at 7.30.

Reformed, Rev. J. Earl Dobbs, pastor. Sunday school at 9 B'clock. Superintendent, A.

J. Crissman. Church of the Rev. George Sunday school at 9.30. Superintendent, Cullihan.

NEWRY and Mrs. Patrick Golden, Miss 1 Golden and William Hoover of-Ohio are spending their vacation at the home of Miss Gertrude Hoover and brothers. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stover and chil- dien William and Virginia of Trenton, Mr.

and Mrs. George Crissman u'ftd daughter Anna of Pittsburgh, ijpia Stover of Ridgewood, N. and and Mrs. Wilmer Delozier and Joe of Hollidaysburg were guests ut the Stanley Conrad home. -Mr.

and Mrs. William Halo and children Fredda, Clifford and Herbert have returned from a trip to Michigan and ulher points along the lakes. On account of Rev. C. E.

Berkey being on his vacation, there will be no preaching services on Sunday. Sunday school at 9.30 o'clock, in the Lu- t.u-ran church. Services at Gospel hall on Sunday follows: Bible school at 10 o'clock; at 1.30. The of the evening is Calvin of Eldorado. Gt-orge Snyde-r of Ambridgc.

is 'i riling 1 fiends in town. He was i here to attend the tuneral of nephew. Calvin Kephart, which held at Willianibburg on Wednesday. Mrs. ifolabell Kephart of town attended the funeral.

Micses Theo and Rosemary Hite en- UM'tained a number of their friends at a party the early part of the week. GuesU were prebunt from Poplar Run. AJloona, Catlish and Newiy. A most enjoyable evening was spent by the young people, which climaxed by taiving a delicious luncheon. 'MiHh Melva Dodson, a teacher in the Mewry Lutheran Sunday bcliool.

enter- ii her class at a pirnii: on Wednesday. They hiked to Harrmitl's jjiuve, where they enjoyed swimming arid other sports, but most of ail the luni'lieoii at noon. ilr. und Mrs. Austin Kephai I lofl on for an extended visit with Kephart's brother Olvm Kephart a 1 family at Cleveland.

O. Blair Baker ol K-Jlu Mover ol town liave returned Jruin a ii.OUO mile motor trip during vt-ielj they toured through the middle Atlantic and Ni-w Kngland ami piatrle ol Canada. They visited at university, the bite of U'C battle of Hill, Niayaia Fails and mum uilier historical and intcicsling CURRYVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Dewey KaufTrnan and their guests Mrs.

Clifford Monsackcr and children Gwendolyn and Clifford, and Miss Hazel Lntshaw motored to Mercersburg on Sunday to hear tho carillon and the organ recital. Mr. and Mrs. William Kagarlsc, son Charles Kagarise and Grandfather Kagarise were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Kagarise of Martinsburg. Mrs. Susan Ebersole of New Enterprise spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. David R.

Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. T. B.

Glass and son Ralph of Roaring Spring called on Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rhodes on Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Smith and son Gilbert, Mr.

and Mrs. Chester Smith and daughter Louise and Miss Grace Stoudnour. the latter of Martinsburg, were entertained at dinner on Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of Woodbury.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Honsacker and children spent JVednesday at New Enterprise, visiting her sister Mrs. A. B.

Replogle and family. On Thursday she visited her sister Mrs. D. H. Hoi- linger of Woodbury, R.

and family. Visitors over the week-end at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Blattenberger and Mr. and Mrs.

Benjamin Blatlenberger were Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Lyons, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Daniels, Jack Biddle, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mock, Mrs. Nannie McKnight and daughter Hazel, Mr.

and Mrs. W. S. Miller and daughter Jean, Mr. and Mrs.

John Stoudnour and daughter Olive, Melvin Stoudnour and daughter Louise, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rines, Mr. Mcllnay and Ben Snively, all of Roaring Spring; Mrs. Katherine Siberling and son Roy of Jersey; Mrs.

Mary Amesbury and son Donald of New York; Mrs. Chester McKnight and daughter Patsy of Maryland; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Baker and daughter Miriam of Lock Haven; Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Becker and daughter Carol, Ira Baird and Mrs. Hattle Hughes, Miss Mary Baird, David Stoudnour. all of Altoona; Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Steel and sons Roy and John of Martinsburg; George Croyle of Pittsburgh; Mr.

and Mrs. George Rlgg of Brownsville and Mr. and Mrs. Amza Lyons of Terrace. A joint business and social meeting of tho Willing Workers and Buds of Promise classes of the Church of the Brethren Sunday school was held on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.

Dewey Kauffmaii. Following the business sessions of the respective classes, all joined together in malting the social period at once interesting and worth while, the ensuing time being delightfully entertaining. Refreshments consisting of meat sandwiches, toasted chocolate sandwiches, pickles, peach pie, ala mode, lemon and orangeade were served. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.

Wilmer Hinish and son Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Frederick and daughter Jane. Mr. and Mrs.

Wilson Burget and daughter Mary Elizabeth, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller, Mrs. Clair Baker, Mrs. Irvin Brown and daughter Helen Jean.

Mrs. Clifford Honsacker and children Gwendolyn and Clifford, Miss Alice Baker and Mrs. Dewey Kauffman. Members of the young people's department of the Curryvllle Church of the Brethren Sunday school enjoyed an outing at Jacks Corner near Loysburg gap last Saturday. The affair proved to be one of genuine pleasure to everyone present.

At noon a picnic lunch with sandwiches, potato chips, pickles, cake and lemonade on the menu was served. In the evening the picnickers gathered around an open air lire and toasted marshmallows, the while they sang and talked together. Games featured throughout the afternoon. Rev. and Mrs.

J. E. Rowland, Miss Alice Baker, superintendent of the Sunday school, Misses Kathryn Walterand and Hazel Latshaw were honor guests. Others present were Mabel Hoover, Pearl Musselman, Ruth, Naomi and Lucinda Zook, Elda Stayer, Helen and Mary Mock, Edith Brown Hazel Foor, Frieda Hollinger, Mary Grace Replogle, Ruth Rowland, Carmon and Jesse Replogle, Warren Bush, Charles Kagarise, Marion Gartland, Wilmer Wyles, Mr. Stayer, Donald Over, Clair Price and Walter Smith.

WILLIAMSBURG The moral nurture Institute to be held Aug. 4 to 8 is giving the people of Wllliamsburg and vicinity a rare treat. This institute is being conducted by Dr A B. Van Ormer, professor of philosophy, Juniata college, Huntingdon, under the auspices of the Wll- liamsburg Ministerial association and the Sunday School association of the (Seventh district of Blair county. The sessions each evening will be held in the different churches of the town and will begin at 7.45.

The evening, church and subjects are as follows: Monday, Brethren church, "Parenthood, Vocation or Avocation?" Tuesday, Reformed church, "What Is the Nature of the Moral Nurture of Children?" Wednesday, Lutheran church, "The Material of Morality, Three Accusations Against Children;" Thursday, Methodist church, "A Law That Must Be Obeyed In the Process of Moral Nurture;" Fridal, Presbyterian church," Application and Complements of This Law That Must Be Obeyed and Some General Observations." Dr. Van Ormer's institutes have been greatly appreciated in many places, especially during the past summer. The public is cordially invited to be present and urged to attend. A silver offering will be lifted each night to help defray the expenses. Over 100 attend the annual Sorrick reunion which was held on the Elmer Sorrick farm in Clover Creek on Thursday, July 31.

Relatives and friends of the clan gathered from far and near to renew old acquaintances and to make new ones. Those who were present from outside the immediate community were Rev. and Mrs. R. C.

Sorrick and daughter, Baltimore, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. Renninger of Summit, Miss Emma Sorrick, Mr.

and Mrs. William Sorrick of Akron, Aden Richardson of Pittsburgh, Miss Flora Richardson, the Misses Allison, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Flemming, Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Reed of Altoona and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sorrick of Sylvan Hills. After an enjoyable picnic dinner was served, a. program of singing, speaking and special readings was presented.

Of- ticers for the following year were elected: A. C. Sorrick, president; Mary Eastep, secretary-treasurer; J. B. Sorrick.

chairman of committee on arrangements; Walter C. Eastep, chairman of committee on program. The Ladies of the United Workers class of the Church of the Brethren Sunday school will hold a provision sale this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the old council room on Second street. Many good things to eat will be on sale. The hillside service on Sunday evening, Aug.

3, at ti o'clock, in England's woods, is being sponsored by the young people's department of the Seventh District Sunday School association. A tine program has been selected and will be given. Rev. Lev! K. Ziegler, president of the Seventh District Sunday School association and retiring pastor of the Church of the Brethren ot town, will be the speaker, who will have mesnuge well worth while along tile line of God in the open air.

A number ol musical selections will (jivc-n. The American Youth hymnal will bo The- public is I'uidially invited in be present, us the be nvcr before timo tor the Kul.it hip at the scv, r.il rl the town and cum- muuH.y. 1'ili your automobile with A frN A M1E ft A tt A AtfflUSf 2. A Pretty Sight is the Site for Your New the Lot Bargains on This Page Card of Thanks SXV 1 rn WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR THANKS and gratitude to all of oiir friends for the Bowers and use of cars, and the many other kind things that were done during the bereavement lor the untimely death of Robert Bookhammcr, who died Monday night, July 28. Respectfully, D.

G. BOOKHAMMER, FATHER; GLADYS AND ELEANOR, SISTERS, AND CHARLES, BROTHER: Help Furnished Apartments BROWN LEATHER case, labeled Bender, Aff and Franks, Philadelphia, July 30. Reward. Merrill, 1316 llth St. HOUND DOQ.

WHITE. BLACK AND TAN spotted, lost Tuesday. Reward. Dial 4836. C.

1517 5th Juniata. BLACK AND WHITJi BLUU-'ilCK HOUND strayed Thursday. License No. 6814. Notify 319 Walton Ave.

Dlnl 3-1380. EVENING, DARK BLUE embroidered georgette jacket, between Altoona hospital and llth 12th either on street car or street. Party who found Is known. Unless returned at once prosecution will follow. D.

L. Stlffler, constable. Phone 2-2790. PAIR WHITE OOLD FRAME GLASSES, lost, on 4th St. or on 6th Ave.

Dial 3-1875. Reward. Personals LE MUR PERMANENT STEAM WAVE, $5. Genuine supplies used. Marcel 50c; finger and water waves, manicure 50c.

Dial 4213. PERMANENT WAVING, STEAM OR OIL methods. Requires no finger waving. Mrs. G.

Evans. 1440 13th Ave. Phone 2-0197. SULPHUR VAPOR BATHS AND MASSAGE. Dr Kruse system.

Dial 2-7635 for appointment. Mrs. Chas. S. Casner.

Help BARBER WANTED MUST BE GOOD hair cutter and worker. Frl. and Saturdays. Boscalno Barber Shop. Bellefonte, Ea.

Phone 9596. i COLLECTORS. Apply to Liberal Credit Clothing Store, at 1D07 llth Ave. EARN S60 TO S75 WEEKLY We want men and women who are willing to work hard at selling. No experience Is necessary.

We teach and help you. Our proposition Is Irreslstably Interesting to every home Sales made In a few minutes. Easy to build up steady income. Easy, pleasant work. Apply 1507 llth Ave.

CHANCE OF LIFE TIME Reliable, ambitious man to establish local business. We finance you. Experience unnecessary. McNess Dlv. 46, Freeport, III.

neighbors and friends and drive them out to the hillside service. The Mary Crever Dunning Missionary society of the Methodist church will hold its annual picnic Tuesday evening. Aug. 5. at Miller's grove on Short mountain.

All members are urged to be present and bring your family. The Trossler Orphan's Home band of Loysvllle, known to many of the people of Williamsburg as the Loysville band, will give an open air concert on Saturday evening, Aug. 16. at 7.45. on the Methodist church lawn, located between the Methodist and Lutheran churches on Plum street.

Everybody looks forward with great eagerness to the coming of this band and it is with great pleasure this announcement is made. A free-will offering will be lifted for the benefit of the home. The committee that has been named for the Lutheran parish picnic will meet Monday evening in Zion's Lutheran church after the moral nurture institute is over. Let every member or substitute be present. The Sunday school convention of the Church of the Brethren of Middle Pennsylvania will be held on Aug.

5 and 6. Place will be announced. Church of the Brethren: Rev. Lev! K. Ziegler, pastor.

Sunday school at 9.30; D. R. Sollenberger, superintendent. Morning worship and sermon at 10.30. Vesper service on the church lawn at 7.

St. Joseph's Catholic: Rev. John A. M. Sostarlc, pastor.

First mass at 8.30 and second or high mass at 10. Sunday school after the last mass for all the children. Trinity Reformed: Rev. Frederick D. Eyster, pastor.

Sunday school at 9.30. Oakley Havens, superintendent. Williamsburg Lutheran pastorate. Rev. V.

D. Naugle, pastor: Zion's Sunday school at 9.30; W. L. Gosnell, superintendent; Paul C. Rearick, advisory superintendent of the young people's department; Ralph Allison, acting president.

Morning worship at 10.30 a. m. Subject, "Profitable Worship." Evening worship at 7.30. Subject, "Despisers of Christ." Music will be furnished by the young people's choir. No Luther League meeting because of the hillside service at England's woods.

Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 7.30. Yellow Springs: Sunday school at 9.30 a. m. C. R.

Saylor, superintendent. St. John's Clover Creek: Sunday school at 9.30. Roy Erb, superintendent. Clappertown: Worship at 9.30 and Sunday school at 10.30.

Ross Stottler, superintendent. Albert Stoner, a former resident of town, hut now of West Virginia, was a visitor in town Wednesday, attending the funeral of Calvin Snyder. Rev. Samuel R. MacPhee Is spending the month of August visiting in New Jersey.

His wife and two children left a few weeks ago for New Jersey, and Rev. MacPhee joined them during the past week. Christian and Missionary Alliance, Metz hall, East Third school at 9.30 a. preaching service at 10.30 a. m.

Clappertown Christian and Missionary Alliance-Sunday school at 9.30 a. preaching service at 7.30 p. m. Maude E. Turley, pastor.

OR WOMAN. PLEAS- ant outdoor work distributing Watklns Products In Hollidaysburg, Juniata, Tyrone, Gallltzln and Huntingdon. Established users. weekly with big future repeat business for right party. Write The J.

R. Watkins Company, 231-82 Johnson Newark, N. J. AT AMERICA OR UNITED States. Permanent positions; clerical, mechanical, salesmanship; experience unnecessary.

Salaries weekly, transportation furnished. Box 1175, Chicago, 111. LIBERAL COMMISSION WEEKLY. WE show you how. Steady work.

No delivery or collecting. Full or spare time. Brown Brothers Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. Help Wanted Female HOUSEKEEPER WANTED BY WIDOWER In country.

One preferring permanent home In preference to high wages. Write 5701-M, Mirror. COOK AND WAITRESS for Inn close city. Reference required. Dial 3-2136 between 8 and 10 p.

m. 21 CARDS SI. CHRISTMAS assortments. Also personal greetings. Up to profit.

Experience unnesessary. Request samples. Doehla Dept. 50, Fitchburg, Mass. WOMAN WANTED FOR TRAVELING Position open Aug.

15 not married, entirely unencumbered, between 25 and -10. Good education essential. Salary to start, bonus and transportation. Give age, education, experience. Compton 1002 N.

Dearborn, Chicago. SELL 2 DRESSES FOR Quickly earn $20, $50 130 ad- New York fall styles. Experience unnecessary. Start spare time. Samples free.

Harford Frocks, 1(H7 Walnut Indianapolis, Ind. I WILL PAY YOU A day for taking only 1 orders for advance Fall New York styles. 132 sensational values. Experience unnecessary. Start spare time.

Samples free. Manager. Harford Frocks, 1849 Walnut Indianapolis, Ind. 2507 BROAD NICELY FURNISH- cd rooms for light housekeeping, private bath, lights, gas. Dial 2-9780.

3 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEP- Ing, with conveniences and use of bath. Private entrance. Dial 2-7106. Rent Houses 1303 7th ACROSS FROM CRICKET field, 9-foom brick house, every convenience, half of double house. Dial 6577 or see Mr.

Little at Gable's. COMPLETELY FURNISHED TO 5 rooms, private bath. Maid service dally to bachelors. Inquire 608 10th St. VERY ATTRACTIVE FURNISHHED In the Parsort's new Apt.

buildings. Inquire Chester Parsons, 1107 12th Ave. Dial 2-5192. COMPLETELY FURNISHED, 5 ROOMS bath, porch. Every convenience, first class.

Reference. Inquire 1003 7th Ave. COMPLETELY FURNISHED 3 rooms and bath, all conveniences. Phone 2-7105. Unfurnished Apartments 1308 12th AVE.

2 Spence apartments In A-I condition. Rent, $30 and $35, all hardwood floors. Hiqulri! at J. B. Spence Electric Store.

1310 12th Ave. Phone 4191. BRETH APARTMENT, 826 7th room heat, bath, gas range. Kent S24 and $25. Dial y029 or 2-5UU2.

MAJESTIC APARTMENT CONSIST- Ing of living room, breakfast room, kitchenette, bedroom, bath, enclosed front porch and all conveniences, $35; also apartment at $30. Dial 2-8380 or after 8 p. m. 2-8160. FOR 626 4th 3- room Apt.

K. McGrath, 2808 Broad Ave. Dial 2-2471. 4-ROOM APARTMENT. 853 33rd OAS range, refrigerator, window shades, llno- leiirm on kitchen floor.

Hardwood floors throughout. Heat furnished. Rent reasonable. Inquire at 3301 Broad TWO, FOUR ROOM APARTMENTS, 2301 7th Ave. Inquire at 1515 13th-St.

or Dial 2-7588. MANAGER WANTED Hosiery, glove and bag store opening shortly In Altoona. desires capable young lady with following. Write In confidence, stating qualifications, to Ruth Lee Stores, 1133 Broadway, New York City. Salesmen RELIABLE DEALER WANTED TO handle Heberling Products In north half Blair county.

Excellent opportunity for the right man. Earnings of $60 weekly not unusual. Write for free catalogue. G. C.

HEBBRLING COMPANY, Dept. 2017, Bloomlngton, 111. 52.95 AUTO SEAT COVERS TAKING country by storm. Com. dally.

Represent manufacturer. Outfit free. Quality, 1836-B North Chicago. STRANGE FLUID CHARGES BATTERIES Instantly. Prevents sulphatlon, freezing and overcharging.

Doubles life and pep. Holds charge Indefinitely. Discards old methods. Write for free sample offer and money making opportunity. Elliott Works.

Dept. 19. Des Molnes, Iowa. BIG OHIO CORPORATION SEEKS MAN- ager for open territory. Opportunity to earn 53,500.

and more yearly. We furnish everything. Experience unnecessary. Fyr-Fyter 1982 Fyr-Fyter Dayton, O. DON'T WORK FOR SMALL CHANGE! Here's a real, hdnest-to-goodness opportunity to make $15 a day.

Big orders. Big profits. Big repeat business. New Ford sedan free to producers. Albert Mills, 4556 Monmouth, Cincinnati, O.

CHRISTMAS LINE THAT welcomes comparison. Genuine Steel engraved. Priced right. commission. Portfolio of samples free.

Hurry. Federal Art Publishnig Div. 800, 227 Congress Boston, Mass. EARN $50 A WEEK Selling Sunshine Exclusive Christmas Box assortment. 21 especially designed cards.

All envelopes lined. Cost 50c. Sells $1.00. Request sample. Sunshine Art, Trenton, New Jersey.

CHANCE OF A LIFETIME Sell quality hosiery and lingerie. Wholesale prices. Full fashioned hosiery, silk top, guaranteed perfect 75c Rayon bloomers 05c, 48 styles. Catalog free. Write quick.

Montgomery Hosiery Dept. Trenton, N. J. 882 17th ROOMS, ALL CONVEN- Icnces, newly papered and painted. Inquire Apt.

1 or 2 or Dial 2-3673. FIRST FLOOR APARTMENT, 3-ROOMS. bath and porclles. Inquire at 503 llth Juniata. 510 18th ST.

SECOND FLOOR DU- plex, 5 rooms: Heat, bath and gas range. Dial 2-5092 or 9029. 2325 6th AVE. 4 ROOMS AND BATH. Newly papered and painted, all conveniences.

Dial 2-4383. 3-ROOM STEAM HEAT, HOT WA- ter, laundry; also 6-room house. 1 month free rent. Phono 2-7497. 5-ROOM APARTMENT AT 1400 12th AVE.

Rent This Is a cheerful apartment and very desirable. Inquire J. E. Spence Electric Store, 1310 12th Ave. Phone 4191.

JUNIATA 4-ROOM APARTMENT, ALL conveniences, $15 month. Inquire 2 to 4 p. at 1801 4th Juniata. 2303 8th AVE AND 5-ROOM APART- ments, all modern conveniences. Inquire 711 23rd St.

or Dial 6652. 1S20 UNION WITH bath. Inquire 1814 Union Ave. Dial 2-6742. 8 ROOMS AND BATH, MODERN IMPROVE- ments.

Halm 813 Green Ave. GIRTS 1403-05 9th FIRST floor, 4 rooms and bath, all conveniences. Inquire at Apt. 1. FOR 12th SECOND FLOOR duplex, 5 rooms and bath, H.

W. heat, hot running water. Good light rooms with porches. Front and rear entrances, blinds throughout. Centrally located.

Must be seen to be appreciated. Rent $30 Reference required. E. S. Moscr, Druggist, 813 12th St.

FOR 14th five room apartment. Hot water heat, porches. Phone 2-0541. JUNIATA, 722 6th FLOOR apartment, all conveniences. Heat furnished, newly papered.

Front and rear porches. Rent reasonable. Inquire premises. WAYNE APT. 1106 18th Basement, front, 3 rooms and bath room.

Gas range, window shades and heat. $18. Dial 2-7993. WAYNE 1106 18th 3 ROOMS and tfath, front, all conveniences. W.

B. Cassldy. Dial 2-7993. Situation AS BOOKKEEPER by competent, experienced man. Best of n-fe'rence.

Write 3073-A, care Altoona Mirror. Situation Wanted Female REFINED MIDDLE AGED LADY DESIRES position as housekeeper for 1 or 2 gentlemen or gentleman with child school age. Unencumbered. Write 2831-A, Mirror. LADY WISHES WASHING OR ANY OTH- er kind of work to do at own home.

Dial 3-1631. CORHER 7th AVE. AND 10th floor. 5 rooms. $'10.

6th Ave. and 14th floor, 4 rooms. 535. 849 2-Hh rooms. $10.

West Chestnut Ave.5 rooms. $35. 1211 8th rooms. $23. 2223 Sth rooms.

$22.50. 2603 Union rooms. $22. McVEY-FARIS 11 OS 13th St. Dial 7128.

Boarding 2327 7th AND BOARD FOR 1 or 2 gentlemen, all conveniences. Private home. Dial 2-7871. Rent Unfurnished Rooms llth PLEASANT FRONT rooms, sun parlor, porch, furnished or unfurnished, all conveniences. Dial 7057.

Rent Furnished Rooms 1432 12lh OPP. AARONS FURNI- ture store, nicely furnished front room. Board If dealred, all conveniences, use of phone. Dial 5030. 2117 W.

CHEST AVE. PLEAS- ant front room, private home, conveniences. Good residential section. Dial 5431. PETERSBURG The home Mrs.

Martha Hilling near town was the scene of a delightful gathering Tuesday evening, July 22 when a surprise party was held in honor of her son Thomas. This was his 14th birthday, and to fittingly celebrate the occasion this lovely party 1 was planned. The surprise was plete and the evening was spent in playing games, music and pleasant social diversion. Thomas received many beautiful and useful gifts. Delicious refreshments were served.

The guests were Edward Anderson, Joe Clapper, John Miller, Howard Hawn, Robert Grafl'ius, Paul Cutschall, John Henry Hoffman, Harry Stence, Joel Shipton, William Meyers, Ellwood Grafting, John Elmer Meyers, Marie Graflius, Sara Jeanne Kell and Thomas Huling. LARGE BEDROOM AND KITCHENETTE for housekeeping. All conveniences. Private family and entrance. Dial 2-0015.

ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED ROOM IN modern home. Residential district. Business man prefered. Carafe. References.

Dial 2-5810. NICE COMFORTABLE BKDROOMS, $3 and up, all conveniences, use of phone. Inquire 13th St. 2 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, ALL CON- veniences. Rent reasonable.

Inquire 203 8th Juniata. Phone 2-8629. NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOM. PRI- vate family. Lady preferred.

Dial '1805. ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING; also sleeping rooms, all conveniences. In- MUlre 710 6th Ave. Phone 6609. CORNER ROOMS AND BATH.

Rent reasonable. One square from post- office, all conveniences. Inquire 12H 10th St. 1(101 7th APARTMKNT, good condition and modern throughout. Living room 11x18 gas fireplace.

Dining room 12x15 large hay window; 3 bedrooms; 7 closets, one with mirror door; large storage, closet. Light and ronmy kitchen with built-in Ironing board and large cup- hoards. Clothes chute to laundry in bath room; heat and hot water furnished. $50 mo. Corner 1601 7th Ave.

i Inquire Mrs. W. J. Adams, 1621 Oth Ave. Dial 6602.

3-ROOM APARTMENT, SECOND FLOOR, all conveniences. Private entrance. Rent $20. Inquire 2313 VV. Chestnut Ave.

Rent Houses 1808 13th HOUSE WITH ALL conveniences. Front and back porches. Finished attic. New paper. Inquire at 1231 18th Ave.

H75 WASHINGTON AVE. ROOMS ail conveniences. Rent $25 month. Inquire at 1810 12th Ave. CORNEIR 4th AVE.

afld 1st house, 7 rooms, hath, finished third floor, all conveniences. Rent $35 month. Phone Hollldaysbiirg 811. 704 CHESTNUT DOUBLE HOUSE, across from Jaffa Temple, 7 roums. all conveniences.

Large yard, garage. Call 5577. 322 CHERRY AVE. ROOMS, BATH. FIN.

Ished 3rd door, all conveniences. Shades furnished. Inquire 322 Cherry Ave. 1211 19th HOUSE, WITH all modern Improvements. Rent $30.

For Information, Inquire Mrs. Mary Wilson, 1107 12th between 8 and 8 p. m. 1528 2nd AVE. BRICK, ALL conveniences, with or without garage.

Inquire 1532 2nd Ave. No phone calls. 1031 W. CHESTNUT ROOMS, FIN- Ished attic, hath, all Improvements. Possession 5.

Inquire W. H. Kurd, 1020 VV. Chestnut Ave. 1 ROOMS, 23rd ST.

LIGHT. GAS, cement cellar, yard. $17. No hath. Nice paper.

Inquire next door. 405 SOUTH JAOGARD ROOMS, ALL conveniences. $28. 704 East 6th Pleasant 6 rooms, all conveniences, two car 8 1328 6th rooms, all conveniences. $4 McVEY-FARIS 1105 13th St.

Dial 7128. Rent Cottages FURNISHED COTTAQE AT LAKEMONT, near lake. Can accommodate 8 or 10 people. Also 6-room house at'2323 Beale Ave. Conveniences.

Dial 2-4132. Rent Miscellaneous PHYSICIAN'S OR DENTIST'S OFFICES, Cor. 12th 17th 1st floor. Redecorated. Also 3rd floor Apt.

Phone 2-7925. 303 GRANT ROOMS, NEW PAPER, all conveniences. 1-car garage. 714 4th apartment, bath, big enclosed porch. 712-14 4th large storerooms, suitable for any kind o'f business.

517 East East rooms with conveniences. Also 9th Ave. and 39th rooms, acre of ground. L. R.

MATHIEU SONS, 1824 Union Ave. Dial 9994. 1913 4th STOREROOM, suitable for barber shop, cleaning shop, etc. Well heated. Rent only $15 per month.

Inquire Altoona Plate Glass 725 Green Ave. Phone 8888 or 2-7300. FOR RENT Houses, apartments, garage space and furnished rooms for rent. ED. SEIDEL, Realtor.

Wanted To Rent WANTED Several ttrst class homes In good residential district to rent. Have calls dally and unable to supply demand. Pass your rent worries and collections on to ED. SE1DEL. Realtor.

Sale Houses HILLSIDE ELDORADO SCHUM property, six rooms, one-half to three acres, fruit and garage. Real bargain. Inquire W. W. Schum, 560 58th St.

2V- STORY, MODERN BRICK HOME. Practically new, all lawn and shrubbery. Lot 40x120. Owner leaving city. 1804 2nd Ave.

FARMERS ATTENTION acres truck patch, fronting 105 feet on Pleasant Valley Boulevard and 600 feet deep with shade and fruit trees. Special price $2.500. J. A. De Renzo A 623 8th Ave.

Dial 3-1464. Office hours continuous from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.

416 Pennsylvania Eldorado Brick house, 6 rooms and all conveniences. Garage and lot 50x120 ft. T. CHESTER PARSON 1107 12th Ave. Phone 2-5192.

saoo CASH Balance $35 monthly, buys 7-room home with hot water heat and bath, at 227 E. 5th Ave. Newly papered and painted. Price $3,700. Possession at once.

Commerce Bldg. Phone 2-0313. HOME BARGAINS Bungalow, 704 E. 6th Street, Pleasant Valley, one block off Pleasant Valley paved highway at 6th Street; 5 beautifully papered rooms and bath on first floor; 1 finished room on the second floor; high cement cellar; piped hot air heat, 2-car frame garage; lot 102x66. Price 55250.

This home is now vacant and in excellent condition. 3018 Pine Avenue, 6 rooms and bath, all conveniences, 1-car garage; lot 25x120, avenue and alley paved; home in excellent condition. Price Juniata, 1011 4tH Street, 7 rooms and bath, all conveniences, lot 30x110 with one-car garage. Price $4200. Any of the above properties can be purchased with a small amount of hand money, balance Building Loan.

MeVey-Paris Inc." 1105 13th Street Phone WEHNWUUD Frame dwelling, six rooms, modern In every way. Lot 50x120 with driveway and garage. Price only $6,250. Easy terms. ROBERT J.

McCORMICK V. Real Estate and Insurance, Commerce Blrig. Phone 2-0541. BAD HABITS May he overcome, even the "Rli-'NT HABIT." never was a bettor opportunity in a HOME on easy monthly pay ments than ritflit now. 32 repoase.sst'd homon In city and Minurba.

It costs you nothing to INVESTIGATE, ED. SEIDEL, Realtor TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT housekeeping. Light' and cheerful. Rent reasonable. Inquire 2400 6th Ave.

ONE ROOM FOR GENTLEMEN. PRIVATE home, all conveniences, 1220 7th Ave. GEESEYTOWN Liecscytown school at 9.30; J. C. Treeye.

superintendent. Public worship at 1U.45 by Rev. Hillis Bc-rkcy. Children's sermon, "Digging Ditches." Adult sermon. "The Hungry Multitude." Anthem, "1 Am Kich in His Love." Hour of prayer service Wednesday at tj.

Bible the Book of Jude. Bring your Bible with you. Class in Bible doctrine Saturday at Young people's prayer service Sunday at 7.30; Miss Bertha Kussel loader. Subject. "Chjnres In Serve Christ in the Summer." Special service of sung and music every Sunday evening.

VERY LARGE SUNSH1NV ROOM WITH private hath and shower conveniences, porch Dial 2-1858 evenings. Furnished Apartments VERY DESIRABLE 4-ROOM COM- pletely furnished Heat, light, gas Included. Rent $40. Dial 2-93J1. FURNISHED APARTMENT WITH MOD- ern conveniences, 'Including electric refrigeration and electric Will accommodate 2 or 3 persons.

No children Centrally located. Dial 2-1862. I ROOMS AND BATH A'! 1 1600 2nd 'AVE. All outside rooms, also trout iiorcli En- lire Apt. completely turnlshed including cooking utensils, dishes and silverware All that Is needed Is your bed clothing and table linens.

Rent -cry reasonable Inquire K. A. Hite SMIS 2510 7th Ave Phone 5038 2 FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED rooms: all conveniences: garage. '3 Kim S. Lakemont.

or dial 7502. LARGE BATH. COMPLETELY lurni.slu-d. fli-au. attractive.

Rent reasonable. Sullable tur -1 Open tur inspcc. 710 8th Ave. Dial 3-1U37. HOUSE, 8 ROOMS, ALL CONVENIENCES, large yard.

Immediate possession. Dial 6786 after p. m. 303 Bell Ave. NEW 4-ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH, ALL modern Improvements.

Garage. Rent $20. Inquire 100 -Ith rear. FOR VERY WELL FUR- Everything complete. Ready for occupancy.

Dial 2-1262. 405 WILLOW HOUSE. ALL conveniences. 2-car garage. C.

W. 1522 4th St. FOR RENT A cozy home containing five rooms, bath and two open porches. Good condition. AH eonvenleii'-es, Including hot air heat.

Large lot. WOODS BEOKMAN COMPANY, Realtors, Perm Central Fifth Floor. Phone 512). FOR RENT G-ruoiu trainc house. A modern impruvcmcni.s.

1017 H'Jnd Fair view. C. BLOOM Keall'u -1nsui'ainje 1311 St. Phone HOME YOU'RE LOOKING FOH(Jozy homp, in strieted residential on lot loet. House contains live rooms, bath and two open porches.

Hot Hir heal. Gas, water, electricity, cemented cellar, cement walks. HeaKonablc rent. WOODS BECKMAN COMPANY Realtors Perm Central Fifth Floor. Phone Sale Lots CALVERT HILLS iJon't buy vacant lut any v.

here until you liavu driven over the paved streets and inspected CALVEKT HILLS Office 1110 Hill SI. i FOR SALS1 "The Orchard," the suburban resldeftca ot the late J. Oammlll David, near "Ant Hilt" station on the Altoona. and Logan Valley Electric railway, being five and one-half miles from Altoona, and one and one-half miles from Hollldaysburg, containing about three and one-halt acres. The residence Is bungalow type 78x66 feet, containing a siin par- far, living room, dining three bedrooms, bath room, hall, butlep's pantry, kitchen and laundry on the first floor, and three largo finished bedrooms and storage rooms on the second floor.

Hot water heat. Furnace heated with either gas or coal. Two garages and a green house on the premises, ilso apple, pear, peach, plum and other fruit trees. Large vegetable garden. Inquire TRU ST COMPANY, Altoona, Executor ot J.

Qemmlll Davis, deceased. Estate WILL EXCHANGE IMPROVED CITY property for house and grounds, 3 to 4 acres, suitable for fruit and poultry. For nformatlon, phone 2-0967. Sale Furniture WOLF FURNITURE CO. 1501 11TH AVE.

OFFERS Chest of Drawers, $12 3 Second Hand Electric washers Excellent condition. Very low price. Bedroom Dresser, $18. Office Desk, $20. RADIO, VICTROLA, KITCHEN CABINET and antique book case, bed, bureau, other odd pieces.

Reasonable prices, leaving city, inquire 809 22nd St. OCTAGON TABLE, COGGSWELL CHAIR rocKer, lamps, dresser, end table desk, Wilton rug. Inquire 1MI 13th Apt. 7. Business and Office Needs TYPEWRITERS RECONDITIONED UN- derwoods, $40; L.

C. Smith, J25; Olivers, $18.50. Parts, ribbons and supplies for all machines. B. F.

BARR, 1627 llth Ave. 3 SODA BOOTHS Practically new, will sell very reasonably. Auto door glass and windshields Installed. Complete line of non-shatterable glass. ALTOONA PLATE GLASS CO.

725 Green Ave. Dial 8S86 or 2-7300 Sale Miscellaneous LARGE MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD; MA- hogany roll top desk, mahogany Sonora, French walnut piano, 8 of Globe Wernlcke, mahogany book cases and numerous books, oak sideboard, 5 globe electric light shower, 1 gal. firefighter. 2 1-qt. firefighters; I H.

P. motor. Very reasonable for quick sale. Inquire 1003 Grant Picas- ant Valley. NEW ALL ELECTRIC, LATEST STYLE National caah register.

Cost $450. Will sell for $225. Inquire 715 or 801 Avo. PORCH CHAIRS RESEATED RUSH style chair seating, chair caning of all kinds. Also rag rug and carpet weaving.

Work called for and delivered. Weaving Works, 2119 6th Ave. Dial 2-8513. FOR FLASH HAIRDRIER for beauty parlor, 1 shampoo board. Bos- calno Barber Shop, Bellefonto, Pa.

Phone 9596. REFRIGERATED MEAT OR PRODUCE display case, nearly new, cost $300. Will sell for of original cost. One store refrigerator. 'Several nice floor cases.

Canole Hell, 2918 Oth Ave. Sale Horses and Cattle FOR RIDING PONY. Cheap to quick buyer. Inquire 619 W. 21st Tyrone, Pa.

Phone 63-R. 10 BREEDING EWES, GOOD CONDITION. Inquire H. A. Espy, Klttannlng Point road, near South Altoona.

Phone 4779. For PEDIGREED POLICE DOG PUPPIES, $10 each. Inquire 3009 Maple Avo. Poultry Feed 1000 WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS, UNO- llsh strain, 3 to 4 months. Canoe Creek Poultry Farm, Dial B13R21, R.

D. 3 Hdbg. Coal 2-0887 l''OR NEW low wholesale and retail prices. Prompt DOUGHERTY PRIME COAL, $3.50 TON In 10-ton lots or more. Driver collects.

Dial 6067. SERVICE COAL CO. TELEPHONE 2-3B01 OR 2-0818 HARD COAL, NUT SIZE $12.00 MADISON SCRKENED LUMP MADISON EGO AND NUT $4.00 DRIVER COLLECTS IN ALL CASES. PEOPLE'S COAL 730 4lh ST. PIIONfc 2-777V.

HARD COAL. EGG, STOVE. PEA CO-AL $10.00 MADISON LUMP. EGO 4.00 MILLER RUSTY LUMP, DYSART. 3.50 COLLECT ON DELIVERY.

McGuire Coal Co. McGuire Special and All Grades Of Coal 015 lUth Street riiuiie 0378 A5K fOII OUR AND BE WTO OF COHRtcr WEIGHT Wanted To Buy WE OLD GOLD AND SILVER Also olil rings and watches. Sack's Loan Office, 1627 llth Ave. WOULD BUY A 0 OR 7-ROOM. MODERN house wllth hut water heat.

Kalrvlew, Calvert Hills or other good residential section. Give description, lowest price und location. Wrltti 283U-A. Mirror. CASH FOR FALSE TEETH, DENTAL gold.

Jewelry, silver, diamonds, platinum, antiques. R. Uhler, Station Brooklyn, N. V. Money MONEX TO LOAfc improved property in amount! to suit iimMiio Phone 6206i Commerce Bidgl Wanted to Buy or yurbecuc or Tea Koum along Wm.

Penn or Lincoln hlytiwayd within tun in I lea ot Altouiiu or BtMlfunl. To well located with plenty ot i.nrlting Must bear jitrictrtit Investigation. Price must hi- and biised on lixtuul value. Will dcul with owner only. Write Mirror.

UJ ALKKS 01'' L.ANU. IN nilttvution. oiii' Milk- from Akxundrla. 7- I'tiuin liouHf turmtCL', burn and Sloi'lt and crojib. Kor MM city ur 'Hiburban property, ti.

B. l''ry. "Jnl Junlulu, or Box MS, Alexandria, I'a. Money To Loan I'D LOAN UN l-'JKS'l A mount a to tmit borrower. I'rwrleu A Aulier.

Atlorm-y. 1W1 1 Uh Avu. i $1.300 TU LOAN ON FIRST MORTUAUK security Ijy private party. Duil SIU.UIMJ FOIt I'lKbT MORTUALJIi, AS A whule ur will spill tu borrower. For rily or iiusiness property.

Write Box 135, LOANS NEED MONEY 24 Hour Courteous Service On CASH LOANS $300 or Less Small Monthly In fot full 'Phone or Write. BENEFICIAL LOAN HOCIKT1', Room 1, Second Floor. 1300 Eleventh Cor. 13th Telephone Dial 2-4070. Open 8.30 to 8.30 to i.

Mortgage Loans Flat or Monthly. L. Borland Union Bank Jblal 2-7925 LOANS OF $300 OR LESS "AMERICAN LOAN CO. Room 308, Grant Building, 1412 Eleventh Avenue, Third Floor, ALTOONA, PA. Telephone Dial Open 8.30 to 8.30 to MORTGAGE LOANS new plan Equitable Lite Assurance Society of the United States No commission TIT brokerage.

J. C. MULLEN Dlst. Representative. 1013 Bridge St.

Phone 2-0278. LOANS $100 to $300 At less than lawful rate. Quick service. Confidential. Household Finance Corp.

Fenn Central floor Altoona, Pa. Phono 9S7t Business Opportunities MONEY IN WHEAT $10 buys, option 5,000 bu. Possibilities large profit. Free bulletin. Howard Grain Service, 166 Jackson, Chicago.

Mortician N. A. STEVENS No Charge for Use of Memorial Chapol Funeral Director 1421 Eighth Ave. Phone 7653 Edgar Jones FUNERAL, DIRECTOR No Charge for Use of Parlora 1222 13th Ave. Phone 2-2661 Cleaning Renovating MATTRESSES AND BOtf SPRINGS RENO- vated.

Altoona Mattress Mfg. 838 19th St. Dial 4642. CARPETS AND RUGS CLEANED TO LOOK like new. Monarch Carpet Cleaning Telephone 4684 for quick service.

Wo Recommend The Altoona Sanitary Laundry For Prompt Service and Good Work Telephone 9468. Contracting Repairing FREE ESTIMATES Carpenter and Building Work. rjood satisfactory work guaranteed. J. P.

LEIDEN, Contractor-Builder, 1005 22nd Ave. (Lots for Sale) Phone 8614. GUARANTEED CONCRETE WORK PRICES VERY REASONABLE. FREE ESTIMATES OIVEN. 3006 OAK AVE.

DIAL 2-3538. Warm Air Furnace Roofing Spouting H. Sabathne Son 708 Eighth Avenue. Dial 8512. READY MIXED CONCRETE East Side Coal 811! Eighth Street Suppjy Co.

ilal 8175 FRONT RANK Warm Air Furnace J. W. Shoenfelt 881 Seventeenth Street DO YOUR REPAIRING Or remodeling while you have time. Wt nm supply you Immediately with any inuount of lumber you require. Cull us lo- iliiy.

Prices art; very low. HARTLEY LUMBER CO. -M Seventh Avu. Dial 'J-7979. KEYSTONE Armature Works 1814-10 Union Avenue.

Altoona i'hone Armature Winding, Motot Kepuirlug, Winding Fields Coils, Electric Magneti. Motors. Generators, Elevators. Machine Work. Painting Papering I'AINTINO AND Al liH HANGING First work by experienced men.

Estimates cheerfully furnished. J. B. White, E. Crawford Ave.

Dlul 2-60112. OH AS li BURNS-PAINTING. PAPER hanging A-l mechanics Wall paper removed dry hteum method. 117 Maple Avs. A HITE SONS epenUiiblL- House Painting, ijll ol Distinction.

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