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THfl INDIANA PfcOGKESS, MAY 19, 1926 ron SALE Drug store, PlttmvHlc, $3600; J'LOUHINd Mill, Vetan Run, $7000; NEWS Agency, town 2000 people, FOIID Agency, 300 cnr ffnrnge Included, Keytioldsvllte; ffnisbllne-oll agency, accessory store, repair shop, automobile agency, real estate Included, Cocliran- ton, "ALWAYS INN" Garage, Slippery Hock. HAUDWA11B store, Mey- ersdnle, Geuornl store, Springboro, HAIimVAHR store, Ilarmonsbnrg, GTlOCIfillY store, Irwln, HOTEL Mercer, BUSPIONpKK-Garter factory, Phillppl. Business, Grove City, Pn. WILL exchange "Always Inn" OnriiRe and "Never Closed" Tourists Ketrent, 'Slippery Hock. for Farm.

For complete descriptions, prices, terms, catalogs, lists, write EDWIN GILPIN OTJT? p-2 Union Trust Building, Pittsburgh, Pa, 17-4tp NOTJCTC TO SPORTSMEN Notice Is hereby given that under the rrov'-loiis of the Act of 24, Km, P. L. as amended, a petition has been filed with the Board of Game Commission ers to close Indiana county to the hunt Ing of Ulngncck Pheasants, Grouse ant Quail for a period of three years. Bali Board has fixed May 31, 1020, as the for considering the necessly for closing the finld county as petitioned. Parties In terested either for or against such actloi must flle with the Game Commission, a Harrlsburg, their approval or obpectlon prior to 3 o'clock p.

m. of said date li order to be considered. PATTtSON, ItepresenaHve of Petitioners May 12, Stc Peelbr and Feit, Attorneys ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE Letters of administration on the estat of George W. White, late of Indiana bor ough, deceased, having been granted the undersigned, those having claims agains said estate requested to present, them duly authenticated for settlement, ant those knowing themselves to be indebted are requested to make prompt payment. WHITE, Administratrix Indiana, May 12, 1920 Silas C.

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PEALER Registered Professional Engineer and Land Surveyor Indiana, Pa. MAPLE GROVE Funeral services for Violet Delight infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Uncapher, of Homer City, were held in the Spruce Grove chlurch Monday afternoon by the pastor, Rev. Jos.

B. Markey, of Penn Run, and interment was made in the church cemetery. Milton Stewart and son, Wendell, 'of Penn Run, called on Frank Miller one day last week. Mr. and Mrs.

D. E. Detwiler and daughters, Ruth and Grace, and Mrs. Rebecca Detwiler spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Detwiler. Mrs. Walter Carney and daughter, Louise, of New Florence, were guests in the Albert Coy home last week. Sara Uncapher is employed in Homer City. Mrs.

William McCullotigh and her daughters, Brma and Wava, visited George Lambing and family Sunday. Frank Miller called on Dave Schrecengost Thursday evening. Mrs. G. E.

Holmes called at D. E. Detwiler's Monday. Mrs. Frank Uncapher spent over Sunday with friends in Homer City.

John Helman has been employed- ed by Mike Leone, near Heilwood. Isaac Sleppy called on Wm. Bowers Monday evening, Mildred and Murray Detwiler and Erd Stiffler attended church in Strongstown Sunday evening. Frank Miller was a business caller at Mike Leone's Thursday. Frank Uncapher and daughters, Ollie and Cora, were Thursday callers at D.

E. Detwiler's. Mrs. Shemp. Gressley has returned from Heilwood, where she spent several days with her son, William, and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson and family, of Indiana, visited in tlie Albert Coy home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Conway and little daughter, Marie, of Tipperary, spent Sunday night in the Frank Uncapher Howard Willarcl visited William Bowers Tuesday afternoon. Carl Stahl made a business trip to the Stephens home, near Kenwood, on Tuesday. Alex Jusko, Isaac Sleppy, Fern and Mary Coy attended the play in Penn Run Tuesday evening. Alice Wolfe called on Ruth Detwiler Thursday evening. James Clawsoii is spending a few clays with his son-in-law and daugh-1 piS.

ikt? Mr Lo 'Slnry ed Mr O. Day 8 8 o( Lamb- 1 Belsano, were it the G. E. Holmes home. Howard Willard, Frank Miller, Wil- Mr ami Mrs Walter mer and Jay Henry, Franlc Coy and two girls and Mr an 1 John Helman attended the Ratay sale Fisher woro BIIP-US ni- in Dumber Two Friday.

John Ko George Wolfe, of Manor, and Frank Miller were Saturday callers at Conrad Sleppy's. Clinton Bowers was a Penn Run caller Saturday. Howard Willard called on William and Clilton Bowers Saturday evening James Lambing, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Rodgers and three children, of Johnstown, were guests in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. McCullough Sat- urfday night and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Houck, of Penn Run, attended church at Spruce Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Delia Cummings, of -near Blairsville, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Albert Coy.

ST. Ruffner, Samuel Williams Willet. James Johnston, Ira Marlin and Charlie Hudson were Indiana callers Friday night. Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Blystone and three children called on Mrs. M. J.

Boyer Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wells and two children were guests of her parents, and Mrs. J.

E. Blystone, on Sunday. Anthony Fisher returned to his home in Dayton on Sunday. Merle Fisher and family called on his uncle, Josiah Fisher, on Sunday evening. E.

was lo Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Anderson, of McKinstry Hill, were callers in the valley Sunday. Emma Reigh has returned home after spending several weeks at Salina 1 Emma Matson is visiting relatives in Vandergrift.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson and family, of Vandergrift, called on the former's mother, Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs Bert Kunkle, of near West Lebanon, were callers in the valley Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. George Smoltzer and friends, of Vandergrift, spent, Sunday at the old home now owned by Mrs. Minnie Briggs, of Brushvalley, and enjoyed a picnic dinner. Mr.

and Mrs. George Shanner and (laughter, of Erie, spent a few days with the latter's father, Alex Kunkle. Lee Anderson and Lawrence Kepple spent Thursday night at the carnival at Apollo. Mr. and Mrs.

Owens Coleman spent Sunday at their home here. Will Wolfe, of Center Valley spent I Mr. and Mrs vj, ewi IY Mr. and Mrs. Phillips were callers in town Saturday.

Misses Annie and Ida Smith were ty and son, Homer of Eldertoa. Helen Henderson spent Prldfll evening. Mr. and Mrs. Walter George, of Apollo, were Sunday visitors with his mother, Mrs.

Mary George. SOUTHJHEND NO. 2 Mr. and Mrs. A.

M. Silvis and their daughter, Ruth, and son, James, and Miss Elizabeth Painter attended the Sunday school convention at Gastown Friday evening. John Silvia, of Saltshurg, visited his brother, II. A. Silvis, on Saturday.

John and Mary Frantz and James Blakley wore recent callers in Pittsburgh. Dan McGaughey spent Thursdayaf- ternoon In Apollo. James Blakley called in the L. M. Henderson home Wednesday.

M. McGaughey, of Apollo, .1 Sunday caller in the Mrs. rel McGaughey home. Mrs. Ira Weaver and daughter ited Mrs.

L. E. Deemer on Saturday, Returns of the school letting Itt South Bend township are as follows: lion's Valley, George Mosbougher; Stony Point, May Claypool; OHvet, Mr. Wilson; South Bend, Ruth Bow- Her; Shoup, Beulah Munshower, Three schools were not let. Mrs.

Bert Smith, of Ohio, Homer Beatty, of Elderton, spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. W. Flscus. James Shoup and Harry Moorhead called in Elderton on Tuesday.

Mr, and Mrs. T. W. Fiscus spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs, L.

M. Henderson. Chas. Campbell, of 1 missionary from Africa, will give a missionary and educational service in the Spruce.Grove Wesleyan Methodist church Thursday evening, May 27th, at 7:30 o'clock. All are welcome.

Steve Jusko has purchased a Ford roadster. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Parks, of near. Shelocta, spent Wednesday at the home of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs J. E. Parks. Go to the Indiana Roller Mills For All kinds of Feed, Salt, Clover and Timothy Seed, Poultry feeds of high egg production, Chick Starter, Blatchford Egg Mash and Larro Egg Mash, Oyster Shells and Grits; also Blatchford Calf Meal Larro Dairy Feed for milk Larro Hog Feed. Our Flours are always leaders.

In the market for Wheat, Buckwheat and Rye. Hetrick Wilson INDIANA, PA. William Sleppy and his brother, John, of Pittsburgh, were guests of their sister, Mrs. A. L.

McCullough, of near Atwoocl, the latter part of the week. EAST WHEATPIELD Mr. and Mrs. R. T.

Hutchison had as their guests on Sunday J. T. Kelley and daughter, Gertrude; Mr. and Mrs. 'A! Kimo and daughter, all of Millvale; Fred Harris, of West Virginia; George Hutchison, and son, Robert Fred, of Now Florence; Oscar Hutchison, of Johnstown; Mack Hutchison, of Boswell; Mr.

and Mrs. J. .1. Hutchison and G. Mack, of Armagh.

Mrs. J. L. Caldwell and daughter, Miss Virginia, entertained a party of seven fit dinner. They wore from Dallas.

Texas, Washington, D. and WillUnnsfourg, Pa. dinner was served at the Foster House at Armagh on Friday. Dan Merriman, of Akron, and William Merriman, of Columbus, were recent guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

W. A. Merriman, of Armagh. Mrs. Emma J.

Elliott spent Monday with Dillie M. Cunningham. A number of- farmers and their wives visited stock farm near Jeannette on Saturday. Several purchased some pure bred Jersey cows and calves. Mrs.

C. G. Mack was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Catherine Sutton, of Coraopolis, over the week end. Prof.

B. E. Hockort was an Indiana visitor on Saturday. Frances Gerhard, of Hugh Station, spoilt a. week with her grandparents near Armagh.

Mrs. Bruce Tomb was hostess to the King's Daughters Sunday school class on. Friday evening. The guests of honor were Mrs. C.

G. Mack and Miss Virginia Caldwell. Mrs. Louise Matthews returned from spending the winter in Florida. Her daughter, Miss Mabel Matthews, who was with her mother, remained in the south for an indefinite stay.

Mrs. J. L. Caldwell and daughter were guests of relatives at Williamsburg over the week end. Val ues wGreaterR YEAR DODGE BROTHERS TC-AL PRODUCTION 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 PRICE OF DODGE BROTHERS SEDAN 92,476 164,037 179,505 225,641 259,967 (greater still) ZION'S VALLEY Miss Ina' Matson has returned to her home after spending the past two weeks with friends in Vandergrift.

Clarence George, Jr. of Ohio, is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. I-I. A.

Kepple. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Reigh and daughter, Harry Reigh and Lee Anderson attended the carnival at Apol- Touring Car Roadster $2150 1440 1385 1245 1195 Sedan Sedan The middle column explains why Dodge Brothers have been able, year after year, to IMPROVE their product and REDUCE PRICES at one and same time. Greater and greater production automatically produces greater and greater values.

Your dollar today buys Comfort Beauty and! Dependability than ever before in Dodge Brothers istory. $795 Coupe 795 Sedan F. O. B. Detroit $845 895 McGregor Thomas Indiana, Pa.

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