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Business Newitiflot fUllBiAV MVBHttfe, AfJGUsf 23, 1929, RIOORD. Ifr. Murphif 6f 20? JFirst ave- afternoon at 3.30 o'clock at at Rev. felmer R. Horner, 6f the Calvary Baptist church.

f. Thi Impressive ring ceremony of Baptist church was used. The plafls to reside at 910 Howard ftftttue. Mr. Murphy is an engineer Altdoha.

yards of the Railroad company while Miss LoUcks was employed as a mental head in the Bon Ton store. DEATH RECORD. JOHN F. WICKEIISHAM Aged 80, a resident of Altoona for the pant thirty years and a former associate judge of Juniata county, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. W.

H. of 2009 Maple avenue, at 2 O'clock yesterday afternoon of a complication of diseases incident to his advanced years. He was born near Kennett Square, Chester county, April 16, 1849. During his residence in Altoona he had been employed as a salesman by the Leonard Miller Sons company and the Altoona Drug Chemical company. He served as associate judge of Juniata county for a period of four years prior to coming to Altoona.

Mr; Wickersham was active In the Altoona council of the United Commercial Travelers' association and for the past ten years- had been chaplain of the local council. He was well known among the mem- berg of the organization throughout the state and in June was appointed grand chaplain Of the Pennsylvania council. He was also a past senior councillor of the local council. His Mrs. Arabella (Myers) Wickersham, with whom he was united in marriage 'on Dec.

18, 1870, died Sept. 6, 1915. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Mann, and one son, H. W.

Wickersham qf Thompsontown. A son, Herbert B. Wickersham, died July 31, 1917. Mr. Wickersham was a member' of the Second Lutheran church.

Funeral services will be held at the Mann home at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening and the. funeral cortege will leave the city at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon for Thompsontown where interment will be made. MISS PAULINE G. HUKKEl Died at her home, 2312 Fifth avenue, at 10 o'clock yesterday morning of a complication of diseases. She had- been In poor health for a number of years, her condition becoming more serious during the past three months.

She WM born in Altoona, April 20, 1907, a daughter of I. M. and Ella (Claar) Burket. Surviving are her father and the following brothers, and sisters: May and Lois, of this city, and Amos Burket, a member of the merchant "larine. A short funeral service will be held at the late home at 7.30 o'clock this evening.

The body will be taken to Greenfield tomorrow morning for interment in the Greenfield, cemetery, the funeral cortege leaving the home at 9 BAY HEIDJ.ER Aged 84, a former resident of Sproul, died yesterday morning in a hospital at York, of a complication of dis- He was a son of George and Almeda Stonebraker Heldler and was united in marriage in September, 1912 Misa Ruth Dibert. Surviving are his wife, three children, Mary, Almeda and Vernon, his parents and the brothers and sisters: Mrs. Mae Webster of Nant-y-Glo, Mrs. Florence Tlpton, Edward and Paul Heldler, al: of this city, Lewis of Sandy Ridge, David of Texas, George of Mt. Union and Max of Hollldaysburg.

The body will arrive in Clayaburg today. JOSEPH C. CONRAD Son of Walter and Nora Krise Con rad, died at the parental home at Ash vllle, Thursday evening at 9.40 o'clock death being attributed to compllca tions. He was born at Ashville, Feb 27, 1918. He Is survived by the par enU and these brothers and sisters Bruce, Clyde, Mary, Glair, 'Paul, -Dor- rli, Leo, James and Louise, all a home.

Funeral services- will be conducted at St. Thomas' church at Ash vllle on Saturday morning and inter- mir.it will be made in the Chest Spring cemetery. MItS. SARAH K. tIELSEL Widow of Edward Helsel, died at 10.48 o'clock Wednesday njght, at.the.hpm of a daughter, Mrs.

J. Samuel Mussel man of Claysburg. She was 62 years old. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs Muaselman, and eight grandchildren The funeral cortege will leave th Musselman home at 2 o'clock tomor row afternoon for the Claysbur Church of the Brethren where funera services will be held by Rev. C.

Cox. Interment will be made in th Albright cemetery at Roaring Spring Funeral Notice. Funeral services for MM. Edyth Oliver Kraft of 808 Third street, Jun ata, who died yesterday morning, wi be held at 4 o'clock tomorrow after noon at the late home. Interment wl be made in Oak Ridge cemetery.

Martha Pressel and son Rob ert and grandsons Bobby and Donal of 8016 Broad avenue are spendin time with Mrs. Preseel's sister Rebecca Filler at Tuscarora, AMERICAN LEGION BOYS HOLD PICNIC Great time Had at Lakeinont by Former Service Men, Sports, Music and Dancing Being Reigning Features. The annual outing of Blair county nd Central Pennsylvania Legionnaires held at Lakemont park yesterday, discloses that more than 00 members of the organization at- nded. Augmented by members of leir families and friends, the at- indance mounted quite high and en- rely up to the. expectations of the ommittees in charge, A ozen roasting ears and 400 gallons coffee augmented the dinners taken ong.

J.n the morning there was a golf lurnament on the Park Hills course, ic owner donating the use of the ourse to the former service men. R. f. Smiley of Charles R. Rowan post as champion with a score of 79.

dam Snyder was second with an 88 core. Dr. H. F. Moffit won the ickers" handicap 1 with 73 for score, he prizes were golf equipment, sticks nd balls.

There a baseball game between am Constance's 40 and 8 team and 'hillp Klevan's ball murderers. The boys wtin, the score being 11 6. The battle was so hard that four nnlngs were sufficient to satiate all ppetites for amusement along that ne. Hyman Goldberg had charge of the ace events of which there was a full rogram. Three 100-yard dashes for all Legion- aires were run.

William Dymond the first one a prize of a box of igarets by the toss of a coin after. dead heat, R. E. Isenberg got the econd and a shirt. Patrick Gibbons on a pair of knickers for being ahead i the third.

David Royer was first the race for 40 and 8 men and won tie. E. C. Gallagher got the prize the drum corps race, a tie, Other events, winners, and prizes vere: 50-yard for children, Srooks Kauffman, a box of candy; 0-yard for 12-year-old children, Helen mlth, flashlight; 50-yard, 12-year-old jirls, Martha Cavender, pair socks; 5-yard for girls, Helen Smith, pair ocks; 100-yard for fat men, R. A.

Iturm, pair socks; backward race 25- ards for girls, Martha Cavender, silk lose; 50-yard for 14-year-old (boys, Bill Mannighal, vase; 100-yard for 10 to 13- I'ear-old boys, Harry Hamis, necktie; 00-yard for boys over 14, Sheldon Shringer, necktie. William Ca.r\ won he boat race and a prize of thermos The committee for the picnic was composed of Murray Shollar, chairman; Samuel Constance, Jesse Bosserman, Harry Clark, Hyman Goldberg, fohn Shay, and Paul Goetz. Music by the drum and bugle corps of the Legion and dancing in the pavfl- on comprised the remainder of the day's activities. MRS. W.

0, SWARTZ DIES IN FLORIDA Mrs. Ada Virginia Swartz, wife of William G. and a former Altoona resident, died OH Friday, Aug. 9, at Eustls, Lake County, following a lengthy Illness. She was 68 years old.

Her husband will be remembered as a retired assistant foreman 'in the Altoona brick-laying department of the Pennsylvania railroad. Deceased Was born at Wayne Court House, the daughter of Colonel and Mrs: James M. Corns. Early in life the family removed to Altoona, where. nearly fifty-six jfears ago she married Mr.

Swartz. Six years agb they removed frdm this city to Eus- tls, where they a'litce made their home. They resided at, 600 Twenty- second avenue, prior to going south. Besides her husband, she is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Aida Poeth of Orlando'and Mrs, George W.

Plitt of Pittsburgh, who were at her bedside when the end came. She also leaves four grandchildren and one brother, Hiram A. Corns of Vancouver. i She was a member of the First Baptist 'dWurch of Altoona. The funeral took place in Eustls, with interment there.

MARRIAGE LICENSES. Walter G. Hampt of'Bloomburg and S. Ruth Lang of Willlamsburg. CALIFORNIA SUNKIST ORANGES 2Oc DOZEN Sweet and juicy Oranges, 288-slze.

Main floor Table Adv. TEACHER RESIGNS. Miss Marian Bonebreak, a teacher In he third grade of the Baker school ast year, has presented her resignation to Superintendent R. B. Laramy.

asking to be relieved of the position jecause of ill health. Miss Bonebreak had been assigned to the second grade of the Madison school for the coming year. GENUNINE JAMES HOLSTROM PIANO With Transposing Keyboard EXCELLENT CONDITION Price Greatly Reduced RUSSELL MUSIC STORE 1006 Chestnut Ave. Below Postofllce. Adv.

TRY THE NEW PRICES AT LaFinke Hotel Restaurant E. Boyd Finke, Duncansville, Pa. Adv. HIGH GRADE MOHAIR LIVING ROOM SUITE Well Constructed Throughout Regular Price (198 SPECIAL $139 CLAYCOMB FURNITURE CO. 910 Chestnut Ave.

Dial 2-8547 Adv. LaFinke Hotel Restaurant for your good eats E. Boyd Fink, Prop. Duncansville, Pa. Adv.

OUR ANNUAL Pre-School Opening Sale! Offer for Saturday Girls Wash Dresses and Ensembles 89c and $2.39 Sizes 2 to 14. Regular Prices to $3.98. Boys' Wash Suits 89c and $2.69 Sizes 2 to 8. ular price to All Wool and Girls' School Sweaters. Regular prices to J2.98.

A large assortment of colors and styles. Sizes to 12 £JQ All New Fall Coats and Dresses Reduced During This Sale An opportune lime to get the school outfit at a great savings. The Children's Specialty Shop 1415 Twelfth Avenue STATE AND QUALITY MARKETS Bridge 11 1130-11 Ave. Extra Fancy Peaches Elberta Yellow Freestone Bu. $1.95 4Lbs25c Cantaloupes, Sweet 3 for 25c Iceberg Lettuce 3 for 25o Home Grown Potatoes pk.

35c Apples, Wealthys 6 Ib. 29c Sunkist Oranges 20q Sunkist Lemons dog. 29c California Grapes 2 Ib. 35c New Lima Beans qt. 49c Jersey Sweet Potatoes 5 Ib.

29o Watermelons, each 25c These are Just a few of our specials. See us first before market- Ing. STATE MEAT DEPARTMENT Beef Boil 18o Ib. Beef Chuck 26o Ib. Round Steak 39o Ib.

Pork Loin Roast I 28o Ib. Pork Shoulder Roast 200 Ib. D. C. OLEO 6 Ib.

90o Bacon 5 Ib. pc. 25c Ib. Skinned Mams 270 Ib. Lamb Legs 35c Ib.

Lamb Shoulder 25c Ib. Adv. THE GREATEST VALUE GIYING SHIRT SALE' We have ever put on is in force today and for a week. 55.00, $3.95 and $2.95 Values of our own dependable Fast Colored Broadcloth Madras Silk Stripes. All sizes $1.55, 3 for $4.50.

With collars attached or detached. Look in our'window and see them. Wilson $1.00 Trunks and Pullovers, 69c, 3 for $2. Our 85c Value Union Quits, now 55c, 2 for $1. B)g stock 56c pure silk Rayon hose, 39c, 3 for $1.

$2 Value Pajamas and Beach Robes, $1 Outfit yourself for vacation or college here and save real money. Come and see for UNITED SHIRT SHOP Commerce Bldg. llth Ave. at 15th St. Adv.

They're fine I Litgfe, Freds Jumbo Peanuts, special for Saturday, lOc quart. 20c pound and 2 pounds, 35c. DUGHI'S Corner I2ttt St. ahd ftth Adv, FRUITS AND VEOBTABLES FOR SATURDAY PATRONS Elbcrtn Peaches Extra fancy. 6 pounds, 48c Bushel banket, $1.85 California Cantaloupes Pink meats 3 6- Jumbo size, 16o 45 -standard size, 106 Bnrtlett Team Large 4Se Hnmho Apples Large size, 3 pounds, 25c Striped Watermelons Bach, 6 So California Oranges 216-slze, dozen, 40c Fancy Lemons SOO-slze, dozen, 4So Fresh Lima Beans Extra fancy.

4 pounds," 26c Green Peppers Extra fancy. 6 for IBc Celery Hearts Large bunches, 20c Sweet Potatoes No. 1 Eastern Shores. 5 pounds, 25c Iceberg Lettuce Large heads, 3 for 25c Home Grown Onrrots Large bunched, 3 for 20c Home Grown Tomatoes fancy. 4 pounds 25c Spanish Onions 4 for 25o SUGAR Pure Cane Granulated 25-pound bag, $1.42 100 pounds, 4 bags, $5.25 Delivered Premier Queen Quart jar, 45c Swans Down Cake Flour Large packages, 3 for 8Sc Schlmmel Apple Butter 3-pound jar, 25c Hanover Malt Syrup Large cans, 3 for $1.25 Gable's Mixed Tea Fancy.

Found, 38a Bordcn'H Kvnpnrntcd Milk Tall cans, It fur $1.00 Premier Juice 1'int bottles, Saegertown Ginger Ale 12 bottles, $1.75 BASEMENT Adv. SATURDAY DINNER 60c Quarter HosSt Spring Chicken Gtblet Dressing: Fried Spring Chicken, Country Style tnshed Potatoes Corn on the Cob Cream Slaw Coffee Served In the Downstairs Restaurant Saturday Noon and Evening. DOWNSTAIRS RESTAURANT FREE COUPON UNITED SHOE SHOP Well -known, Hint's been located at 70S 13th moved tc, 12048TH AVE. SPECIAL IlrlUK this coupon anil you net S5o reduction on all lialf soles and heels. Adv.

Fruit Farm Buck of Sylvan Hills. Adv. A BARGAIN One home In Columbia Park and one business block In 8th ward. Writ 5432-D. Jllrror.

Adv. NOW IN NEW LOCATION Special Prices On All Patterns of Wall Paper Room Lot Wall Walls, 8 rolls, Ceiling, 4 rolls, Border, 15 all for 98c GREAT REDUCTIONS On All Wall Paper and Hanging Prompt Deliver J.lsaacson,Cor.12Ave.,16 St. 8-W93. NOTHING Spoils the appearance of home as easily as poor elec trical fixtures. You Will be surprised how reasonable you can buy at tractive fixtures.

HART ELEC. CO. HOB 12th Ave. Ulul 6380. Adv.

VACATION PICTURES Developed, printed and enlarged. your Kodak Filma finished here I'o satisfactory work. MOSiR'S DRUG STORE 813 12th Sit. Adv. BARE SALE Chicken and Biscuit Supper Ai WMfetiiMe School Attg ititiH JP.

tt. Aid. and Butter Buttermilk Lemon Sherbet Adv. GREEN FRONT MARKET i 1124 llth Ave. The moat complete food market in the city.

PRODUCE DEPARTMENT Peaches, $1.89 bushel The best of the season 'ancy Pears 8 for 25c ink Meat Lopes 1 Oo 'ancy Ibs. 25c Grown Lima Beans, 50c qt. Tew Peas 15c Ib. Large Iceberg lOc head MEAT DEPARTMENT 'ancy Bacon, 5 Ib. pc.

25c Ib. Swift's Premium Ham, 32c Ib. D. 0. Oleo 5 Ibs.

00c larigold .5 Ibs. $1.40 ork Ib. ork Chops 25c Ib. Beef Boil 18c Ib. Chuck Roast 26c Ib.

Veal Pocket Ib. Veal Chops 30c Ib. BRIGHTEN UP YOUR HOME With New Electrical Fixtures We have just received a new shipment of fixtures at prices that will surprise you. HART ELEO. CO.

1109 12th Ave. Dial 5360. Adv. MOSER'S JUMBO P. NUTS The finest flavored Jumbo Peanuts omlng to Altoona.

We Invite you to ry them. MOSER'S, 813 12th St. Adv. QUALITY FOOD AND Clean home cooking LaFinke Hotel Restaurant E. Boyd Fink, Prop.

Duncanavllle, Pa. Adv. HTH AYE, MARKET 160411TH AYE, Wonderful Values for Saturday Fancy Bacon Ib. 25c Gallic Hams Ib. 22c ine Celery.

..4 bunches 25c Pork 20o (Fresh Callles) Veal Roast Ib. 20c (Shoulders) Lean Pot Roast Ib. 23c (Fleshy Beef) Ink Meat Lopes, 4 for 25c (Large and Fine) Pork Chops Ib, 25c Veal Chops Ib. 25c Sirloin Steak. Ib.

30o Fancy Bananas. 20c (Yellow ripe) Fresh Liver 2 Ibs. 25c Fresh Pudding. .2 Ibs. 25c (Home-made) 'Sunkist" 29c Real Spring Chickens (Fresh Dressed) Wieners and Bologna (Home-made) Solid Ripe Tomatoes 4 Its.

25c THE 11TH AVE. MARKET 1604 11th Ave. Adv. RETURN ENGAGEMENT Whitey Kaufman and Victor Recording Orchestra At Alfarata Park Saturday, August 24th Ludien Wq Men Jl.Ul Adv, REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE For City Council JOHN RATZENBERGER i The Construction Man It seems unfair to businessmen of Altoona for any candidate to mess or ear up their show windows with lolltical advertisements. I believe this ought to be broken up.

In my which will be conducted fair to every one, I will refrain from John Ratzenberger (Political Advertisement) THE MONEY YOU SAVE Isn't the only thing that'll expert tailoring In these fine suits, fine woolens, the newest styje lines, rich fall colorings, weights that you can wear for. how or win- $23 and $29 Clothes Shop. What Good ts the "Price" If the "Quality" Doesn't Last? GOODMAN LEVIN 141) Eleventh Ave. Adv. MARIGOLD Sweet Room 1126 Eleventh Avenue SATURDAY SPECIAL, Black Walnut Fudge 39c Ib.

Try our delicious Lunch or Dinner. Served daily. Lunch, 40c, 50c, 60c Dinners, 60c and 75c Special Sunday Dinner 75c and $1.00 Always a splendid menu. You will like it. SATURDAY SPECIAL COCOANUT KISSES 39c GOSS Home Made Candles 12th at llth Ave.

Adv. i HALL MARKET Home Grown Potatoes, Fancy Delaware Sweet 4 Ibs. for --Z Fancy Tomatoes, red 4 26o Fancy Boston Lettuce, 3 large heads for Kalamaioo Celery, 3 large stocks, Z5c Fancy Delaware Loupes, large Jumbos, 2 for 25o Hand Picked Apples, 4 for 25o fancy Yellow Peaches, large Carrier Fancy Yellow Corn, Lima Beans, Egg Plant, Large Striped Watermelons. 3 10th St. Boll Tel.

Office Adv. LAWN FESTIVAL August 26th and 27th BENEFIT OF CARMELITE SISTERS MON. AND TUES. EVENINGS At St. Uose of Lima Church Public awarding will be made of the following: One Atwuter Kent Klcotric Radio.

Onn Walnut Spinet l)csk. a Tons of Coal. $15 In Gold. Refreshments and Games of All Kinds, Adv. PUBLIC SALE All meat and grocery fixtures of Henry P.

Klein, 1430 llth Altoona, will be offered at public auction by 0. L. Salyards, receiver in bankruptcy on Monday, Aug, 26, at 2 p. m. SLIGHTLY USED BABY GRAND New Sinull Typo $435 F.

NORTH CO, llth St. Adv. PICNIC Lakemont Park Thursday, Aug. 29th Come and Spend th.e Day Allegheny Furnace Tea Room ROAST PEKIN DUCK DINNER $1.25 Sunday, Aug. 25th 13 a.

ut. tut I m. QUALITY MEATS AT SATURDAY PRICES RAMS Armour' ft Star and Swift's Premium Hams Whole or Half. Skinned. Pound, 35c Leg of Lamb for Roasting Pound, Lamb to Stew Pound, tfo Young Steer Beef Liver Pound, 28o Gable's Ayrshire Butter Pound roll, Me 2-pound roll, $1.05 A full line of Cold Meats and Delicatessens.

BASEMENT Adv. NOTICE TO 12TH WARD Residents; Opening of the 12th Ward wall paper and paint store at 983Vii 29th street Sat. Aug. 24th. Come In look over our lines.

WANTED TO EXCHANQE Fine Knabe Grand Piano for automobile. Will pay cash difference. This piano la stored at Brooks' Music House, 1117 12th St. Ask to seo Mr. Terry's Piano.

Adv. PEACHES FOR SALE E. B. DIEHL NEAR MT. T.AKE PARK Adv.

TRADE IN YOUR OLD UPRIGHT PIANO FOR A NEW NORTH STAR RADIO Easy F. A. NORTH CO. llth St. Dial 5884 Adv.

MANSION HALL BULLETIN Skating Tuesday and Friday Adv. 4 PC. WALNUT BED ROOM SUITE Ite al Bargain Itegular Price $160 SPECIAL CLAYCOMB FURNITURE CO. 010 Chest. Ave.

Dial 8-8547 Adv. FRUIT FOR SALE at the BRUA ORCHARD At ffruukstown. Bell 5-Oti-K Adv. StATfc "A With STRAND. "the Mbttentot," with CAPITOL Babies," with MTRIO "The 3lg Diamond JUNIATA THEATRE "Otrtlawed." ttOtMOAYSBUHO "The Divine Lady." ROARING SPRING T1IBATRB "Smilln Guns." MID-WAY Friday, Aug.

23 Whitey Kaufman And His Orchestra Dancing 9 to 1 i D-A-N-C-I-N-G L-A-K-E-M-O-N-T P-A S-A-T-U-R-D-A-Y E-V-E-N-I-N-O W-h-e-r-e' W-0-O-D-I-E P-R-A-Y-N-B A-N-D H-LS B-A-N-D A-R-E P-L-A-Y-I-N-O B-u-b-s-c-r-i-p-t-i-o-n 50c E-v-e-r-y-b-o-d-y w-e-1-c-om-e Carnival Dance Tonite Moonlight Garden Dancing 0 till Sub. Adv. MELROSE IS WONDERFUL For Piles or Hemorrhoids, It remove! them and keeps them away. Excel, lertt for Itching or bleeding Sold at MOSER'S DRUG STORE 813 J2th St. Adv.

E-FLAT RECONDITIONED BUESCHER SAXOPHONE Silver, Satin Finish Gold Boll Itogiilnr Price $150 SPECIAL $75 RUSSELL MUSIC STORE 1006 Chestnut Ave. Below PostoHlce Adv, NOTICE TO 12TH Residents i Opening- of the 12th Ward wall paper mid pnlnt store at 883Vfc 29th street Sat. Aug. 24th. look over our linos.

PEACHES FOR SALE Calvin Farm Phone Hlbg. 451R Between Alto-Itestn mid County Adv. Here Now! AT WOLF'S llth Ave. Adv. WATTS WAYSIDE MARKET Specializing: exclusively In garden crops.

This year one hundred iicron nre In vegetables and berries. 'Half of those are equipped with modern sprinkler Irrigation. In times qt drought and cloctrltlcd pumping -plant, drawing 'on faithful old Logan Spring, supplies thirsty crops forty tons of clear uool water every hour. Quality; Is assured. WATTS WAYSIDE MARKET Midway Between Altnnna and OPEN EVENINGS Adv.

An Invitation OU are cordially invited to visit our store tomorrow and see one of the most gorgeous displays of rugs ever shown in Altoona. Our new Fall line of American Orientals has just arrived and they are truly of art, We are not asking you to huy are merely inviting you to come in and see something really different in rugs, The colors consist of rich hlues, tans, rust, rose, greens, gold, in the following numbers i The Ardizan, The Mill- stan, The Bundhar Imperial, The Lustra, The Anglo Oriental and The Anglo Asian. H. L. PATTON "The Store Carrying the Finest Furniture and Ruga at Loweat Piicea" 1017 Chertnwt Aye.

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