The Morning Call from Allentown, Pennsylvania • 13

THIRTEEN THE MORNING CALL, SATURDAY, JULY 28, 92o MADGH CHUNK is building the new highway from Beersvllle to Berlinsville, started oretlng at Beersvllle. The road is finished from the western end to the Cherryvllle Hotel. John Snyder, of Jonas, Monroe; transacted tusiness at Berlinsville. count of the new concrete road that is being constructed through Fenns-vllle. Mr.

Longenbach has to remove his barn. E. D. Newhart and family, Treich-lers. and Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Hawk, Bath, motored to Valley Forge. The Trelchler's Sunday school will hold their annual picnic on the Treichlers School grounds on Saturday, Aug.

4. All kinds of refreshments will be sold. i Perry J. Minnich; and family, of Slatlngton, visited the former's parents at Cherryvllle. Clarence Bennlnger is erecting a new dwelling on his property "on the north 6ide of the new highway at Edgemont.

Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Minnich and son, Luther, Cherryvllle, spent Wednesday afternoon at Central Park, attending the Tall Cedars' picnic.

The Bell. Construction which NAZARETH Mrs. Norris Flfleld, South Main street, who has been confined to her home is improving. Y. C.

A. boys are enrolling for the picnic which will be held today on the grounds of the Alpha Portland Cement Company at Sandy Bar, near Martin's Creek. C. S. Mlnter, secretary of the has arranged a program of aquatic and jother games for the day.

Three swimmers, named lifeguards, are, Kenneth Altemose. Robert Mlnter California. Is is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mark Peters on the Heights.

Miss Grace Bartholomew, South Second street, spent 'a few days at the East Stroudsburg Normal school. Miss Anna Dunbar, a student nurse at the Methodist Episcopal hospital in Philadelphia, is spending her vacation with her and Mrs. Lewis Dunbar on North Fourth street. The local chapter, Women of Mooseheart and Lehighton Lodge No. 975.

L. O. O. M-, will hold their first annual picnic at Weir Lake on Wednesday. A hustling committee is at work on a program to entertain the large number of people who will' be present.

Mr. and Mrs. William Zahn and son, William, South Second street, are spending a week in Atlantic City. Rev. and Mrs.

William J. Bawden and Horace F. Keat are home from a week's stay in Ocean Grove, N. J. Mrs.

Henry Schmidt, aged 54 years, Cied, Thursday following an illness with complications at her home on West Broadway. She is survived by her husband, two daughters, Mrs. Russell Kishbough. of town, and Mrs. "Walter Bittner, "Weatherly; three eons, Edwin, Allentown; Harry and Donald, Mauch Chunk; one sister, Miss Minnie Weickman, of town; one brother, Henry Welck-iian, Cementon, and fifteen grandchildren.

Mrs. Schmidt served as insurance secretary of the Ladies' aux-liary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. The funeral will De held Sunday at 2 p. m. with ser and Woodrow Diehl.

Misses Winifred Burkhart and Mary Scollon. Auburn, N. are spending their vacation with the former's grandmother, Mrs. George Schaub on West Broadway. The Bowmanstown campmeeting opened yesterday with a large number of tenters.

Dr. W. L. Bollmah, presiding elder, was In charge. Miss Helen Jeffries, Hazleton, Is spending a few days here with relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Gerhard, Mr.

and Mrs. John Schwalm and Miss Bessie Kuepper, Packer township, spent Sunday at County Commissioner George Enzian's cottage in Weir Lake. Benesch Sons 'j Annual Tsl Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Toung and daughter, Mildred, and Mrs.

Ella Van Natta on Tuesday motored to Vera Cruz and visited Mr. and Mrs George Roth. The adult Bible school class of the Moravian Sunday school, Andrew Kern, teacher, will hold its picnic vices in the First Presbyterian on the Ephrata lawn on Wednes day. August 4. Mr.

and Mrs. Alex Solt, North ihurch, Drs. Frank Scott and W. M. ftehrig officiating.

Interment in the Tenth street, are happy over the Mrs. Charles Savltz and daughter. Bertha, spent Wednesday In Easton arrival of a son into their family. and Phillipsburg, N. J.

Mauch Chunk cemetery. A son is a July arrival in the fam-ly of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vathis on Lehigh avenue. Mahlon Kistler is disposing of his farm stock in Mahoning and will Norman Renner, Whitfield street, who! has been a patient for six weeks in the Easton hospital with Three weddings took piece In this vicinity this week.

Robert Rohefing move to Lehighton. DETOURS IN 10 COUNTIES blood poisoning In his right hand, is improving slowly. Mr. Renner was employed in the Bates Valve Bae Corporation. Joseph Brobston and family are on a yachting cruise along the eastern An Entire Carload of Kroehler Bed Davenport coast.

Henry Schlegel, who was op erated upon at the Allentown hos Misses Blanche Hoover, East Mauch Chunk; Anna and Jennie Drake, Hazleton, are guests at the Kline home in Weatherly. For the third season, a party of young ladies from Chester, Miss Ransom Brooks, chaperone. Is spending a season in camp in Rockport. They are occupying the Royer cottage. Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Hufford have gone to his home In Scranton, following a visit In his old home town, Weatherly. Mr. Hufford was at one time chief clerk of the Carbon county commissioners. James Gildea, aged about BO years, for many years a resident of Tresc-kow and well known hereabouts, died In Philadelphia.

His funeral will be held today with buriel In Treackow. Misses Ruth and Sarah Merrick entertained a number of friends at their home in the Second ward on Wednesday evening. Mrs. S. P.

Aurand, Tamaqua, Is a guest in the family of County Superintendent James J. Bevan. George Stearns, of the department of public instruction In Harrisburg, was in town today. He came here to interview County Superintendent J. pital on Tuesday, returned home on Wednesday.

David Worman is vistng hs grand Suites To Go On Sale Today father, Enoch Storm, Brodheadsvlle. George Ehrig, New York City, spent several days In town with his and Miss Dora Welsh were married Lansford by Rev. C. A. Mathlss.

Tames Reed and Miss Hattie Burkey in Weatherly and Francis Nuss and Miss Mildred Powell in East Mauch Chunk by Rev. D. F. Singley. Miss Mary Morrow, East Mauch Chunk, left for Philadelphia, where she will Join a party of friends In an auto trip through the White Mountains, Vermont and Canada.

Ralph Andrews, Weatherly, and Clara Serfass, Palmerton, visited the county court house yesterday and secured a license to wed. Melvin Hearner and family, Nor-1 istown. are guests of Mr. and Mrs Fred Shirar in th Second ward. Ten autos took a large number of members of the Knights of Columbus to the Durnin hotel in Lake Harmony on Thursday evening, where a great chicken and waffle dinner was served.

Th-3 affair was a delightful one for all present. Frank Durnin is the proprietor of this popular hotel. Mrs. Edith Lathrop, widow of Dr. W.

A. Lathrop, Hazleton, will sell her home in Montrose. and plans to live with her son, George, in Ohio. parents, Mr. and Mrs.

jonn isnrig. Mrs. Robert Getz spent Wednes day at Easton with her mother, Mrs. William Unangst, who Is confined to OnetHour Sale TODAY 2 to 3 P. M.

SALE OF Mahogany Finish END TABLES Special at We have just received an entire carload of those famous Kroehler Bed Davenport Suites, and they start on sale today as part of the great August Furniture Sale. During this event you can save 10 to 35 which includes everything in the store her home with illness. Bernie Feldman, Wilkes-Barre, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Feldman at excepting a tew Advertised Products.

Kerndale. Harrisburg, July 27. During the two weeks, the Department of Highways will Inaugurate the following new detours: McKean county, Kane borough, one mile over improved borough streets. Juniata county, 'between Millers-town and Mifflintown; 8.5 miles over earth roads; condition fair. Armstrong county, Appolo borough, detour over Improved borough street; condition good.

Mercer county, Greenville borough; 0.35 miles over improved borough streets; condition good. Berks county, between Temple and Maiden Creek; two miles over macadam roads; condition good. Lackawanna county, between Clifford and Dundaff; 4.1 miles over earth roads; condition fair. Lackawanna county, between Mont-dale and Scott; 4.4 miles over earth roads; condition fair. Washington county, between Hickory and Washington; eight miles over earth roads; condition fair.

Fayette county, road closed at New Geneva; county bridge down. Lycoming county, between Clarke-town and Opp; 0.1 miles over earth roads; condition fair. Schuylkill county, between Gratz and Hegins; 3.5 miles over earth roads; condition fair. Blair and Huntingdon counties; between Water street and Nealmont to Tyrone; 18.3 miles over macadam roads: condition good. Eldrldge Springer, Bethlehem, is visiting his grandparents, Mr.

and Come in today and see our display of Kroehler Products. A small deposit will send your favorite suite to your home, and the Benesch Liberal Terms' Will Make It Easy To Pay! J. Bevan relative to a consolidated school project in Penn Forest. Mrs. James Koehler.

Mrs. George McConnell and chll dren left Friday for Saylor's Lake The Lehigh Coal to spend several days with her aunt, Mrs. Robert Manck, at her bunga company will begin distribution of the regular semi-monthly pay today. low. Walter Bachman, of town, and Charles Lehr, Stockertown, left on Wednesday on a hike with camping outfit to Hawley and different points.

M6ATQN MEWS Harry Clewell was a visitor of Ed ward Groman, Bethlehem, on Wed nesday. William Vo'gel and son, Carl, and Lillian, Wednesday visited the former's sister, Mrs. Hahn, at Belfast- Mrs. Bertha Raub, Stroudsburg, Is spending a week with Mrs. Robert Manck at Saylor's Lake at her bun galow.

Henry Clewell, El Centro, Weissport's town council and members of the General Committee for the Centennial of Weissport formulated plans for the celebration to be held the first week In September beginning on Labor Day. The speaker on this evening will be the Rev. Walter H. Egge, of Frackvllle, National Chaplain of the P. O.

S. of A. It Is the intention to have each organization of town furnish entertainment on one of the evenings and on Labor Day local Camp 122, P. O. S.

of A. "Will have charge. The affair will' be held on Park street from White to Franklin streets. J. W.

Hel and Frank Clewell, Yuma, who visited their mother, Mrs. Emma Clewell for several weeks returned home on Wednesday. Margaret Brennecke, daughter of Marjorie Peters, Arline Sebrlng, Hil-aria Rehrig. Matrona Walck, Sylvia Gruneberg and Madeline Honchen. Mrs.

Honchen and Mrs. Victor Rehrig will be their chaperons. Florence, the 10-year-old' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hauseman, died Thursday at her home in Nis Hollow, following an illness with dropsy.

Her parents, four sisters and five brothers survive. The funeral will be held from the family residence Sunday at 1 p. followed by services In the Unionville church, Rev. J. H.

Longacre officiating. Interment In Unionville cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Reuben, Mr.

and Mrs. Allen have gone to their home In Irvington, N. following a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sheckler on North Fourth street.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fritzlnger, South Sixth street, are visiting in Philadelphia. Miss Margaret Spalding, Coronado, the Rev. and Mrs.

R. H. Brennecke, Schoeneck, was the guest of Caro A Suite to Meet Every Individual Demand line Thaeler on Wednesday. See High Pork Prices Washington, D. C-, July 27.

OP) Prediction that prices of pork will be higher this year than last year was made by the department in announcing that its mid-summer hog outlook report shows the production of pork this year will more equally meet the demand than during the last year. In pointing out that the Increase in price beginning last April after reaching the lowest point in four years, 'was the beginning of a new hog price cycle, the report said the prices next winter and spring should be higher than a year ago. It also cautioned producers to stabilize production at a reasonable level and not continue production on the basis of the past year's record prices of hogs or corn. ler, president of town council, has ap pointed the following committees Well Made, Beautiful Finish. No Deliveries-No Phone Orders LEHIGH TOWNSHIP Ways and Means, Weissport Borough, $70 Kroehler Bed Davenports, covered in mole skin; opens to a full size bed.

ust the Davenport for the small apartment or home where an A W. H. Strausburger, C. S. Light and Roy Henry, Danielsville, spent a Mahlon Moyer; East Weissport, extra bed is required.

Now week with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rhoad, Harry Leuckel, Robert Hill and Ben at Palmerton.

Hoffman; publicity, Revs. J. F. Snyder, R. J.

Freeman, H. W. George T. Longenbach; of Penns- vllle, has been awarded $1000 by the and C. H.

Eagle; stands and plat Northampton County Commissioners, form, Harry Sleider; amusement as damages to his property on ac- Wilbur Person, Walter and Allen Smith; purchasing of goods, a num Sir bei ber of women to be appointed. The Attractive 3-piece Suites, upholstered in genuine two-tone Jacquard Veloiir, reversible cushions covered in a fine quality tapestry. Suite consists of bed davenport, wing chair and club chair. Reg- 1 1 A ular $225 value 4 1 0701 3-piece Kroehler Bed Davenport Suites upholstered in genuine two-tone Jacquard Velours. Reversible cushions with tapestry; a very massive suite and opens to a full size bed.

This suite must be 1 7 Three-piece Kroehler Bed Davenport Suites wood-frame construction; covered in a good quality moleskin, opens to a full size For the economical purchaser. Regular $110 ClQC CH values JpOD.OU Wood-frame Suites of three pieces; upholstered in beautiful Baker-cut Vel our; choice of golden oak or mahogany finish a good serviceable suite that will give years of satisfactory service. 1 7 CA proceeds of the affair are to be used cleaning the old Weissport ceme 3r; tery, which is in a deplorable con dIUon. Mr. and Mrs.

Clair Wagner leave today on a two days visit to Wyolu- And JL 0)IO i Regular $150 value seen to be appreciated. Reg. $250 val sing. The Railroad Brotherhood of Le high ton and vicinity will again run Mattress Pad Included With All Kroehler Suites an excursion to Central Park in Al Now lentown on August 16. It will be run over the Lehigh Valley Railroad, hot water Electrically Last year over 1500 people accom- panied the excursion.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clauss, Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur Moyer, Mr.

and Mrs, Wilbur Warner and Mrs. Albert Her The August "No-Dpsit- Rug Sale Is Your Opportunity to Buy Quality Floor Coverings At Great Savings man leave today on a week-end trip to Saylor's Lake. Mrs. D. S.

Grossman. Mrs. Eliza TV II I 1 ill nrrnnntJ beth Melot and Allen F. Greenawalt spent Monday with friends In Center Valley. Yesterday Mrs.

Melot re turned to her home in Woodhaven, L. following an extended visit In town. Not One Cent Deposit Required Not One Cent Deposit, Required $18.50 Tapestry Brussels Rugs size 6x9 $14.75 $5.25 Axminster Rugs Sizes 27x54 $3.98 The remains of Fred Bauer, better known as "Fritz, the baker, were brought here from Philadelphia and laid to rest In the Lehighton ceme tery. He was 53 years old and is sur rr I iff Hill "lll i vived by his widow, Lena DeThlrsky and three children. He was a former ident of Lehighton and Parry Hie.

Marguerite Everett, of the $23.50 Tapestry Brussels Rugs Size 7.6x9 $18 75 $25.00 Seamless Axminster Rugs Size 6x9 $19.75 $31.50 Tapestry Brussels Rugs size 8.3x10.6 $24.75 Heights, is this week accompanying a Bethlehem party on an auto trip $34.50 Tapestry Brussels Rug3 Size 9x12 $26.75 to the Thousand Islands. P. George Bauer, a brother to Mrs John Seaboldt, South Third street, died In Philadelphia and his remains were -laid to rest In the Lehighton Hot water On Tap cemetery Wednesday morning. He at one time resided here. Rev.

Will Berk, Grace Lutheran church, con ducted the services at the grave. $60 Axminster Rugs Extra Quality Size 8.3x10.6 $49.75 $46.00 Seamless Axminster Rugs Size 8.3x10.6 $36.75 $48.00 Tapestry Brussels Rugs Size 11.3x12 $37.75 $50.00 Axminster Rugs Size 9x12 $38.75 The following young people leave today for Wyoluslng, where they will spend week In camp life: Misses Alway No more hot-water worries- no fuss, no bother -with a Red Crown. Let us tell you more about this electric hot-water heater. 1: $68 Axminster Rugs Extra Heavy Size 9x12 $56.75 $62.00 Axminster Rugs Size 11.3x12 $49.75 $75.00 Axminster Rugs Size 8.3x10.6 $61.75 $82.00 Axminster 'Rugs High grade, size 9x12 $68.75 FREE TODAY 4 Quarts of Oil with every 5 gal-Ions of gas With a Red Crown Electric Water Heater in your home you can be assured of an unfailing supply of hot water "on tap" always. It is absolutely safe, as the Red Crown has a strong, gal' vanised steel water tank fitted with sealed heater tubes, circulating ducts, heating elements, thermostat (which automatically turns the current on and off), and numerous other safety features In addition, the entire tank is covered with a thick layer of heat'insulating material, outside of wheh is a galvanized sheet-metal casing, beautifully finished in gray enameL The water is always hot, and, if no water is drawn from the tank, it will stay hot for hours the Red Crown is so constructed that it operates like a giant Thermos bottle.

$150 Fringed Wilton Rugs extra fine, size 8.3x10.0 $125.75 $160 Fringed Wilton Rugs High grade, size 9x12 $134.75 $100 Fringed Wilton Rugs size 8.3x10.6 $83.75 $105 Fringed Wilton Rugs Size 9x12 $87:75 $100 Worth of Merchandise Pay $1.00 Per Week REDcnoVN ELECTRIC WATER HEATER, purchased, Penn Rock Oil Co. Shise Pennsylvania Power Light Company 931-35 Hamilton St. Allentown. pa. 19th Tilghman St.

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