The Morning Call from Allentown, Pennsylvania • 9

Z3 67 SCHE ALLENTQ WN MORJUNG CALU SATURDAY, AUG. 24. 1907. LEHIGHTON LOCALS. i Charles Nicholas, of Cherryvllle, and Mrs.

Susan Bertram, of Reading, Roll or Glide, Slip or Slide, i are toe guests of Mr. and Mrs. Aman- das Nicholas, of North First street. Eva. Vira and Christina Billman, the daughters of Engineer Alfred Bill-man, of Coal street, are on a visit to friends and relatives at Delano and Mahanoy City.

but get to the grocer's quickly for a golden lit! 1 DOLLAR SALE CONTINUES IN COAT AND SUIT WPARTiUFNT. ANNOUNCEMENT! LADIES "We are now ready to remodel your last year's Suits, Coats and Skirts to onfonu with this season's We dio this very reasonably and satisfactorily. No occasion to throw away a garment because it's a little out of style. package of pal ni ii i i i n. i nil i i rriaay morning selling was so last ana iunous mat we are compelled to piace more merchandise on sale at one dollar iri order not to disappoint too manv customers.

57 2 1 Durmsr the Kehuildinsr Sale now in progress vour dollar has a double value at this store as our Rebuilding Sile prices in mast oases are just about half the regular price. Alfred Lutz, one of Lehi. yoi-ug men. son of l.ehigh Valley con-1 ductor, Mahlon Lutz, enlisted last week, at Phialdelphia, In the United States Navy for a terra of taree years, He is stationed at present at League Island. Miss Effie Lutz, of North First i street, is on a week's visit to friends I at Delano.

i Conductor Mahlon Lutz who had an ankle badly sprained by the derail-j ment of a car a week ago, is still laid up but expects to be around soon, i Charles W. Trexler, who was so se-i riously injured Friday evening, was taken to his' home on South Second street. Saturday, and is getting aolng fairly well. He will recover. Dr.

J. G. Zern has bought a hand- some, and speedy bay horse from D. O. I Christman.

i Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Zeru, Dr.

and Mrs. Homer Heberling and Mr. and Mrs. George D. Kresge left this morn- We fix it so you wouldn't know it.

The -happiest, snappiest Ginger Snaps ever known in Gingerville. HUNDREDS OP GOWNS Over three hundred fine muslin and batiste gowns, chemise, skirts and corset covers of the daintiest designs. Either lace or embroidery trimmed. Were $1.39 to $3.50, now only $1-00 SEVERAL HUNDRED WAISTS Made of fine lawn and batiste with lace yokes, all over embroidery fronts and hand finished embroiderv medal ions. 34 to 46.

Were $1.50 to $2.98, now only $1.00 CHILDREN'S DRESSES 'Jest the thing for early school days. Children's dresses made of light or dark percales, lawns and linens, sizes 6 to 14 years. AVere $1.50 to $3.98, now only $1.00 HELLERTOWN. Saucona Lodge, I. O.

O. has arranged to celebrate its fortieth anniversary in Rentzheimer's grove ou Saturday, August 24, provided the weather will permit and in its hall should the weather prove Inclement. The Hess family, which is largely represented in Hellertown and vicinity, will hold its annual reunion at Dorney Park, August 31. The Rentzheimer family reunion will be held ou August in Rentz-neimer grove. The funeral of the late Leon Kuns-man, of Ironville: the boy who was killed in a runaway accident, on Saturday, took place ou Tuesdav.

Milton Roth, of Philadelphia, is visiting his father. William Roth. Mrs. William Heffner attended tne camp meeting at Schnecksville, on Tuesday. Wilson Boehni, of South Bethlehem, as a guest of Postmaster Franklin Sutton, on Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. George Clauser, of Allentown, are spending a week with Postmaster Frankliu Sutton. Mrs. Franklin Sutton and family are visiting Mrs.

Suttons parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Lambert, at Marcus Hook. J.

W. Hagey and grandson, Charles R. Hagey, on Monday night left on a cattle. purchasing trip to New York State. Miss Cora Harvey, of Allentown, was a guest of Mr.

and Mrs. R. J. Heft at the Eagle Hotel. Rev.

Robert Schlotter of Perth Am-boy. N. is spending his vacation with his parents, Mr and Mrs. Cornelius Schlotter. The Misses Sadie Huber and Flora Bauder returned from Pocono Moun tain resorts, where they spent a delightful vacation.

Mrs. W. H. Rentzheimer and daugb ter. Miss Mae Rentzheimer, this week visited Mrs.

Rentzheimer's sister Mr. William Hager. at Farmersville John Rentzheimer is placing an old fashioned eel basket in the race at Erhardt'g mill near Bingen. The basket is structed of strong foundation tihiOerg with the trap structure of narrow, but strong oak laths. Emory Sleider and bride on Tuesday afternoon returned from their wedding trip.

They "tried t6ut" their vaudeville act in the Fourteenth Street Theatre, New. York City, the other day and because of the excel lence of their trial portrayal of their parts secured a contract on the Gus Sun circuit. Fall Fashions Ready ing to see the Jamestown Exposition. NATIONAL CHILDREN'S COATS Children's white washable coats made of all over embroideries, piqua, linens, and ducks. will want one of these.

They were $1.50 to $4.98, now only BISCUIT COMPANY Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ash, of Bing hamton. N. are the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. W. E. Ash. Miss Ada Geary, of Catawissa, is the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. A I. F. Greenawalt, on Second street Commissions for Your New Autumn Apparel Solicited. ALLENTOWN SKIRT CO.

30k Hanllhbri St. MISSES' SKIRTS "White Mohair and REXTOWN. Misss Fancv Miss Flossie Krause, of Newside. visited Miss Sadie Thomas from Sat WOMEN'S DRAWERS Five dozen women's drawers including our regular makes of fine Muslin and Batistes, also the celebrated Isabella Drawers. They were $1.25 to $1.98, now only Panama Skirts, all this season's styles.

Come early for first choice as they are priced to sell quick. They were $2.98 to now only 51.00 urday until Monday. She was thp i primary teacher last year at Rex- 1" Man Tailors. pecia 11 I Mr. and Sirs.

Henry Thomas enter- taiued these friends on. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Steckel, of Slatington; Mrs. Joseph Schroeder and Uiree Three Buggy Bargains All Priced Far Below Cost daughters.

of Philadelphia: Flos From Our Great 15 Day Clearance Sale. Open Phaeton si to IN- 15 I', i sie Krause. Mis.s Cora, MLs Nora EngleMiss v.arjrie Mr. Ed. ot.SlatedaJe; Mr.

Charles Metzgar, jot Slatington Mr. Charles our watch Me service Parlor ur own rst ciass and, Jamei. Hankee -wife End Spring Buggy This end spring buggy has arch axles with body length of 53 inches, all H. B. leather top, painting body black, neatly striped.

Made by the famous Columbus Buggy Co. to sell at $103, $37.75 Cut Under Surrey Troy's light cut-under surrey Body 26 inches wide Seats, 32 inches wide; backs, 20 inches high. Wheels 33 and 37 inches high. We must have the room quick our Rebuilding Sale price has been reduced to less than factorv mother over Sunday, Mrs. Mary Han- Suit iuaKe, upnomerea in Fine Figured Verona The well known Columbus open phaeton and we only have this one, has trimming of Bedford Cord, painting onyx green, the regular price was $200, but our necessity for more room requires the price to be cut in two, come quick, it's now $120 xtension rede 3t a I $11 Djbirig 5 $10:75 Oak Table 6 feet extension Round.

Top. kee. Mrs. Amelia Deibert is visiting at Raxtown with her sister. 1 Mrs.

Henry Thomas visited her mother-in-law, on Monday at Slate-! dale. Ed. Roth has 140 small guinea hens, Mrs I), Kern, visited Bister, Mrs. Roth at the Allentown Hospital, Miss Annie Edwards is. staying i with her sister, Mrs.

A. Roth, for the our price including rubber cost, now tires, only does not end when you buy a Watch. Experienced watchmen, ready at your call to regulate, repair do anything necessary to make the Watch you buy here a thoroughly satisfactory time giver. Watches for Boys, $1 to $3. Watches for Men, $5 to Watches for Misses, $5 to $10.

Watches, for Women, to $50.00. 81.98 $3.15 Diiiihg fT: pi tered Oak, Polished, ltiairS Chairs, Handsbnie: Farm Cart. Of the celebrated Studebaker make, a guarantee of good material and workmanship, price now reduced to a fraction of its value. You can have it now. for $5.50 Child's EJ S3 98 Crib, Open Sides with Crib Spring summer.

Jeremiah Saurwine enjoyed an automobile ride last week. Henry Palsgrove is staying with Mr. Henry Thomas at present. His home is in Phillipsburg, N. J.

Mrs. William Hartline visited Mrs. Ed. Roth, on Sunday and Mr. and Mrs.

Schneck and family, of Slatington. Two Sets Express Harness, were $16.50 and $14.50, and $11.00 Buggy Harness, was $12, now $9. Pony Harness, was $9, now Colunlous Buggy Pole, was $15, now $10. Columbus Shafts, were $6, now $4 Come, see them and make us a reasonable offer, we will consider it. Rebuilding Sale Prices in Every Department.

.50 CotfOI! Weighs 50 lbs. in two $6.48 ri mirto PENSBtJRG. While Jacob, Wolf was cutting wood, he cut himself in the left hand. Dr. Hunsberger attended.

It took ten stitches to sew up the wound. Mr. and Mrs. w. D.

Renninger and son, Nevin, of Collegeville, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Schoenly on Saturday and Sunday. Harwln Foxbought a pair of dwelling houses from J. S.

Renninger, on Seminary street, at private figures. The Perkiomen Seminary will be wired for electricity by a Philadelphia firm. Mrs. Emma Rumbel will have public sale of her household goods on Saturday, August 24. Mr6.

Rumbel will make her future home with her son-in-law, Prof. A. Longnecker, of Al-tqona. Idella, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Owen L. Henry, while playing in the barn, fell out of the front barn door and broke her leg near the ankel, and sustained internal injuries, but tfc-tunately, are not dangerous. Otto Eisenlohr Bro. are having their storage house painted, A. J.

ris, gooa iicKin on'tget Lumpy. sooa ticking, J. FAUST, JEWELER A.VD OPTICAL SPKUUMJ 5, No. 728 Hamilton Street. LEHIGH FURNACE.

Iron Bed. Spring and Af) AA $9.50 Bed H4BNEBEABLEY G. Allentown i Cotton Top Mattress All fM Daaiti Antfil utl a ixuuiu uuuii Complete. "Columbus" Gaso Ideal Mattress 4 Upholstery Factory, 42-44 North Seventh Allentown, line Lugiuca Stationery, Portable and Pump1 Dressier Painting Company are doing the job. John F.

Weyand was in Philadel- ing Engines. We can turnisn engine with Gss Producer plant ranging from 25 to 250 H. P. and upwards. Cost of fuel on Gas Producer engine is about 1-5 of that of a steamplant.

We also I I TTI2- Tnoi if phia on Wednesday. Mrs. William Hunsberger is spending a few days at Maiden Creek, Berks county, visiting her father-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. W.

Hunsberger. I Mr. and Mrs. Howard Welker and I family of Philadelphia, are spending a week with his yirents, Mr. and Mrs.

George Welker. nave 5econu-nana sieam ana gasoline engines on hand. Write for particulars. Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Richards, of Sla-tfngton. visited the family of Harvey Schaeffer last Monday. Jesse Haas, of Weisenburg, visited the families of Messrs. Clinton and Chester Haas, the past week. Mrs.

Howard Blose and Mrs. James Blose were Slatington visitors last Monday. Mrs. Fusselman, of Wanamaker's, spent a couple of weeks with the family of phaon Sensinger. A large number of the people of this place were in Slatington last Tuesday to see the parade occasioned by the convention of the Knights of Friendship.

Messrs. Algie Laucbnor and Chas. Jones attended the camp meeting held at Schnecksville last Sunday. Mrs. Edwin Werley, of Pleasant Corner, visited her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Aaron Lauchnor, last Monday. Robert Benner, of Slatington, visited the family of Robert Ebeft last Sunday. r- Miss Hattie Blose, Mri. Robert Eb-ert, Preston Blose and Robert Fen-stermaker attended the sacred concert held at Edgemont on Sunday by the Slatedale Band.

Miss Peteie Lauchnor and her mother were Slatington vislcors last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Phaon Sensinger, Mrs. Missouri Fusselman and Mrs. Lauchnor visited the family of Daniel Lelby, of Mosersville, last Sunday.

Mrs. George Snyder visited the family of Edwin Snyder a couple of days. Don't forget to attend Kemmerer's Sunday school picnic on Saturday, August 24. Everybody is cordially invited. pmeirMrafliiiiireo About September 1 the "Henry F.

Miller" and 6ther first tate Pianos will be shown at the large ware room, No. 41 South Seventh St. Due notice of Opening later. UNDIS Gen. AglsJ HILL CHURCH.

Rheems, caster Pa i Advance Showingof fhs Newest Fall Styles in Exquisitely Designed Fur- i The Newest Sale. Horace S. Schultz, Dealer in Fine Pianos, 141, South Eighth Street. Hats, Caps i Mrs. Joel Y.

Kelm Is still confined to the house suffering with a heavy cold. Dr. Lechner, of Bechtelsville. attends. Mrs.

Kelm is the oldest inhabitant In the entire section of lower Berks, being in her 87th year. Mrs. Maria Hartman, of Lebanon, and her grandson, John Hartman, are visiting Mrs. Wilson A. Moser.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bartolett and son, and Mr. and Mrs.

Jere. Weia-ner, of Reading, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Yingling, of near this place.

Rev. Henry W. Warmkessel has a class of 54 catechumens and Is giving instructions to them on- Tuesday of every week; I For Boys to i Wear to School Never lefore in the history of our business have we been able to present such an exceptional display of SUPERIOR QUALITY FURNITURE as at the present time. Handsome creations, in Furniture for all parts of the home or office. Splendid Mis eion Furniture effects.

Call and see our great showing of Fall styles. One 7-room brick house on Tilghman street. Price $1800. Two 10-room brick houses, all improvements, on 12th St Price, A house on North Ninth Street. Price $5000.

A house on North Fourteenth Street. Price $5600. A house on North Fifth Street. Price $1900. A house on Hamilton Price $15,000.

BUILDING LOTS. 1' We have the most desirable building lots In all parts of the city. Also the Fairview Real Estate Company building lots, which can be bought at a very low figure, and will also make the best investment. An automobile at jour service at any time to Inspect our properties. Give us a call.

FLEETWOOD. spending daughter, John Q. Brower is uere part of his time with his Mrs. Elenora H. Dotterer.

Just Opened Seve-1 ral Cases. i Lincoln Bleber Is threshing grain for the farmers of this neighbor-iiood. Emanuel M. Weller Is threshing for O. M.

Miller of this place. Frank M. Fronhelser intends purchasing a new gosaline engine and expects to do some threshing in this Immediate vicinity. Helfrich, Bohner 734 Hamilton St, Allentown, Penna. i Frevman Blitz The building for the dye works Is almost completed and the machinery will be installed in the near future.

Plus Schlegel, butcher, bought a gasoline engine of S. B. Stout, to be used in his butcher shop. C. A.

Miller, painter, has th contract to do the painting of the dye works building. C. F. Hill received another carload of fine New England granite. Howard Brown, who spent about four weeks at Ocean Grove, returned home.

Rnthormel Vlpxpkinh Mnn- O. ZIEGLER REAL ESTATE BROKER. 3 ROOM 503, ALLENTOWN BANK ALLENTOWN 2 i IT Want An Organ? We have used Organs, which must be sold, as we must have the room. Buys an Organ And you can pay for It in small monthly payments. chub-en's Music House, '31 North Sixth Store Open Every Evening.

New Hat Shop. 541 Hamilton Street. 9 EMMANUELSVILLE Rev. J. E.

Smith, of Bath, will hold harvest home services at the Era-manuelsville church on Sunday morn-J Ing. August 25. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Hess, of Cher S953 USP tllP fnnsnlMafprf linPC fm Tallinn Inrm nicfinA I miller and Daniel Moatz captured a vunuijj aipiaHvc.

raccoon weighing pounds. Tbey now have two live coous. ThrowOutYour Goal Stove Walter Herbein. of Bethlehem. 5 Minutes' Conversation 'it- AT A- Cook Wiih Gas This Summer; BBSS spent a day with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. D. M. Herbein and family, Irwin O'Boyle. granite cutter, who worked for Wens Sc.

Company, Kutz-town, resigned and secured a similar position with a party in Reading. C. H. Adam made a business trip to Reading. D.

K. Hoch, of the Eagle, was in town. IT IS THE CHICAPBST. v3 1 .00 down and $2.00 .3 MINUTE MATE. You will find this an item, in your Telephone Bills when calling hov Distance over the Consoli- dated Lines.

IT IS THE P0PIILAR PHONE OF THE DAY. TRY IT GAS RANGES $2 ryvllle, called on his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hess on Sunday evening. Mr.

nd Mrs. John MJltenberger, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hes, spent Sunday afternoon at Edgement Park. Mrs.

Miltenberger is at present spending her time with her son, John Miltenberger and family. Mr. and Mrs. Llwellyn Miller, of Northampton, spent Sunday with her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Mifflin Reimer. Elmer Shive made a trip to Monroe County. Mrs. John Linderman.

Mr. and Mrsf Elmer Zellner, visited Abraham' Sech-ler and family on Sunday. An eelctlon for an organist will held at, the Emmanuelsvllle church on Saturday Afternoon, September 21, frdffl "i to o'clock. i Avoid penalty on city tax Pay before September 1. per EAiTL J.

KI STL EH, Anotney tni Counsellor at law OFf ICEJt Allentown and Saegersville. 205, 204, 207 and SC2 COMMON. EAUTH It DO. AnenowE omce aioa Wo. $3.35 to Wilkes-Barre and Return.

The L. V. R. R. will sell tickets at above-named fare from Allentown on account of Luzerne county fair on August 26-31 Inclusive, limited for return until September first, Inclusive.

Good going and returning, on all ALLENTOWN GAS CO. 516 and 51S Hamilton Street, ALLENTOWN, PENNA. CONSOLIDATED TELEPHONE Stilii lin unr wh-r lrit ol 1 bit la account ot tbeir ainij'iitttjf. Merll' FWnn) hn ore wincrib lllan nlhn I.lir.' remr' ubCTioMnti2 cot. rrni.

imbr. centn. InriiicTibcrsctMctiii rts tvrn Frw, Su6.cnic tcUtf V.lcllh rm Pamrfl C'kc ec1 rrer'-f IPO pieniffl Mil Ire. Aadri THS McCALL trains except the piack piamona JS-press Trunin. prescribed, jlhut.

PENNA. Ufr'ih ni Pin at Bate See ticket agent for further pariicu-' liars. 22-td UI.J ir.