The Altoona Herald from Altoona, Iowa • Page 8

THE AtTOONA fcfiRALfc, ALTO IOWA, AUGUST 2, 1934 I. 3 Huge Vacation Camp at Fair Dea Moines, Special: The biggest vacation camp grounds In the mid- west will thrown open to the here during the Iowa State Fair, August'32-31, to accommodate the' 1 tens of thousands of pleasure seekers who will take their outings at Iowa's huge 1934 exposition. Forty acres additional land Las been added to the camp this year, providing total of 180 acres for the.State Fair's tent city. Fair visitors are allowed to the camp grounds free of charge throughout the period of the exposition. It will accommodate over 25,000 people, officials estimate.

Farm Methods Shown. Defl Molnes, Special: ''Maintaining Its reputation as America's greatest agricultural fair, the Iowa State Fair this summer will present the largest array of farm and livestock exhibits assembled at any place In the midwest in recent years, farm leaders here announced this week. Highlights of the huge agricultural covering many acres of display space will include the follow' Ing: Iowa corn and small grain show; 35 county-wide Farm Bureau project exhibits; state-wide competition between individual farmers and between collective exhibits by counties for the grain lalsing championship of Iowa; educational displays of newest firm methods by the United States Department of Agriculture and the Iowa De paftment of Agriculture. All 1ft Found in are the perfect reflection of mankind. In them the reader may find all that is beautiful, all that la horrible, all that Is noble, all that nasty, all that is immortal, all that is moral, all that is victory, all that is defeat and disaster.

YOUNTS Specials for Saturday JELLO, 2 pkgs lOc PEANUT BUTTER, 12 oz jar 14c CAMP'S PORK BEANS 2 cans lie CHEESE, Wis. Full Cream, Ib 19c WELCH'S GRAPE JUICE, Pints 18o MIXED TABLE COOKIES Ib 14c PWD. SUGAR, Ib, pkg. 8c SALMON, Pink, Ib. can 14c PUFFED WHEAT, pkg 9c G.

W. C. LAUNDRY SOAP, 10 bars 25o Fornit Moving The forest of Alaska it marching northward. Prof. Robert F.

Griggs, of George Washington university, reported. "Instead of being held in check by climatic factors," he said, "the forest Is rapidly migrating Into new territory." Don't Fool With It! ON'T fool anymore with your cylinder block if it'i worn to that the piitoni no longer fit tightly. For unleal you have it re-conditioned you're bound to lose power and to risk burning your bearings. Ask us to estimate re-conditioning job. It will repay you many times.

PORTER GARAGE FOR 3 YEARS De Luxe Tires Have Been GUARANTEED Against all road hazards We Continue the Percent Piscpuut from List Price PRICES $5.75 5.00-19 $7.20 6.10 5.25-18 8,00 6.30 5.50-19 S.20 Tr 6-70 30x5 8 ply 47,80 siayECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE excess of claims Altoona Personals Very Orchid PerfumW Orchid perfume is so expensive to make that most of It consists of synthetic substitutes. I Mrs. iBrickson and Maxinie of Ooncordda, IKansias iarrived last week to siperwl a comple of weeks with their daughter ami 1 sister, Mrs. C. W.

Graves arid' family. Alfred Olson and son Joe left yes- terttoy for Qalifornia, wjfch the object of seeking a location. Mrs. Ol- fion and Alma will go later when he Jindsi a location. Mr.

Mrs. Raymond Barber who were ibere visatrng his and other relatives, returned to their in Waterloo, Nebraska last Mrs. El'la Champion ami 1 Walter aiccompaineid them to Council Bkrffa and are visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harry Rowida. Mansel Coin of Des Moines also went with Wiem and the car Wack.

iLittle Ruth Cunninigham, of Carroll, is spending the week here with' Zella Hecker, Tlhe Miisses Winnifred, nett and Flossie Hecker returned Saturday from a week's visit at the Century of Progress in Chicago. Mr, Mrs. C. W. Britton attended the funeral of a tlie daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Sha'ck- elford. Mrs. Worth Champion was to Des Moines Sunday on account of her brdBher being injured in an auto accident. Mr.

and 1 Mrs. C. H. Harless and Mary of Des Moines also Miss Plor enice Iseminger enjoyed a picnic supper with the A. A.

Yount family Sat urday eveninlg at the Yount borne. Miss Dorothy Warner of Cedar Ra pids, is visiting here this week wit! her aunt, Mrs. Alton Becker and' bus Mr! and Mrs. O. J.

Iseminger, Daws, visited his father and othe relatives here last Friday. The; came here to meet their daugbtei Carolyn wbo bad returned from a sev eral weeks visit to Rawlins, Wyoming Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Mason Marilyn and Harold of Rawlins, Wy aming accompanied by her niece Gar olyni Iseminger who ihas (been visitin 'Acre arrived' here last Thursday nigh vdsit his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

0 P. Mason and; ter father W. S. Ise mirtger. and other relatives 1 MTI.

and Mrs. UVoyd an children with her father W. S. Ise ninger spent over Sunday with he Brother O. J.

Iseminger and famil at Daws. The stratosphere baloon accen carried a local interest from the fact that Lieut. Fred' Phi' ips wasi one of the airplane me ''hovering about." Those listening the radio reports heard Washinlg- ask if there were 'any airplanes and heard' the men in the bal'oon -4y, "Yes, Lieut. Phillips is close by." This of course made it all the mtire nteresting ito the people of this section where Lieut. Phillips born ink) raised.

Mr. and Mrs. James- Bell, Richard and Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis De and ibaby called on Mr.

and' Mrs. Martin VAndehaar and boys Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrsu Wm. Engbers spent 'ast Wednesdlay at (the Martin Van- dehaar home and attended the funi- of Marjorie Blake.

The annual Vandehaiar reunion was Hsld at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Vandehaar Saturday July 28 'ith 46 (present. A fried' thicken -iinner was served cafeteria style at raaon to wjhdch all did justice. The afternoon was spent in visiting and a kitten ball game.

Miss Mildred Tiller, who hes been working in the Grocery store for the -past year has left for her borne in Kanisias, where she will teach school the coming year. Migs Peart Hazen will take her place in the store. Miss (Bonnie has been endLntr a few days at Jbhnston, the guest of Miaa Frances Kurtewefl. Glendona Seaman spent Saturday and Suriday jait ibome of Rosamond Churabiley. B.

P. Alexander, of Des Moines, was 9 business caller in AMoonja and MitohettviHe, Monday. 65 young people of the Fhvt rnenda church of Des Moines met at thte Woncester eoamtry home, west of Attoona fox theu? aaniual lawn party. A -aeanit eajtitied, "Wffl'iain gitnia iby of the wewi tajcen by wlda ikiwards, aer Ingram, Mm. Hiemry Betbs, ate- "omnsjued on "vaoiin opd cello by Mdl- irad Duntoan and Irene Kellogg.

Mj, Wonoestep and JaroSy feave left for a visit to Kansas and points in tine --west Mm JXaasM. 'bmaeJ and aoa Glen tone Monday rngfoffc weeks visit with iher )avenporlt Ofl Altoorta phone any on the market for killing flies. 33. Bring your can, 65c per FOR RENT OR good Dav Oil Co. dwelling in Mitebellville.

Inquire We write insurance of aJ kinds and and 8 2-c can give you first class service. Give Bne on the market today. Save on pour "gas bill Its a proven fact that "anobebe will 'give you more Prudential Life GOOD FLY good as FOR Ib ice capacity re- W'hite Way Service Station, Altoorta, 8-9-c FOR Gilts to arrow soon, will sell at market price. Otho Smith, 5 miles' south of Altoona. 8 2-c FOR Wihite male! J.

Thomas', Runnells, phone 23F22 8 9-p FOR bicycle, almost O. 'iWesto, Altoonfai, phone 95F2. 8 9-p IFOR yearling Guernsy Bull, 4 young cows (giving E. Hiatt, Mitchellvi'lle, phone 77IF11 8 9-p (FOR Holsbedn Bull, 2 yrs, old for Vermie, 1 mile west of Adelphi on Van- 14 McClannahan tf Carson Funeral Iowa, tf ELECTRICAL wiring experienced workman-Francis Burns, Bondurant phone 24. (u) See or phone Grinstead McClannahan of Mitchellville for your insurance service.

Mitchellville phone 14. dalia Road. IFOR Amiss, Altoona 8-fl-c J. 8-2-p Semdac Liquid Gloss, a superior pdish for Pianos, Furniture, Floors and pint Oil Station, Altoona. 8-2-c See Carson at Mitchellville about that New Furniture, Rug, Electric Sweeper.

You change poor oil 3 times to good oil once. It costs you much more for poor oil, both in machinery and money. Get 5 gallon of Penosco at $2.75. Save money and machinery- Davenport Oil Co. Fly spray, Chicken feed and ground feed of all Craig, Elevator, Mitchellville.

(tf) Carsons Funeral service of Kindness Mitchellville, Iowa, Phone 19 or 82. For Corn Shelling see Carl Becker or Chas. Stonier. tf FOR Chevrolet coupe. Very cheap, a lot of miles for a little Graham, Mitchellville.

tf FOR beautiful shaded lots, northwest Des Moines, trade for an acreage or small 0. Shore, R. F. D. 5, Des Moines 8-2-p HOME OIL formerly of the Imperial Oil Co.

is now running a bulk plant of his own at 107 S. E. 6th, Des Moines. All fann- ers who want a good in gasoline, oil or greases, stop in and see Home Oil 107 S. E.

6th, Des Economize Wisely GET MORE LIVE POWER PER GALLON In Standard Red Crown Super fuel. Standard Oil offers yon the greatest value in its history. This already excellent gasoline puts at your command more live driving energy. A big economy factor. You go further at less cost.

You'll find too, that your car can sprint with the best of them; that you can hit and hold high speed with less engine effort. This added LIVE POWER levels off hills remarkably. You get greater value when you fill up with Standard Red Crown Superfuel. STOP AND FILL UP AT THE Standard Oil Station CANDY TOBACCO COLD DRINKS Superla Cream Separator Oil 65c for Vi gallon. ALTOONA, IOWA PHONE 61 Hbw of Om Sky ef ttfi gky is formed the atmosphere two above the earth; the and.

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Price $39.50. He locked boa ignition, his steering his gearshift aod the door to bos' lost his keys. A.reliable implement dealer is a valuable asset to tbe arm community' If this service is satisfactory ihe -fa. entitled to a all we ask. buy ua- yon tiave aeen us about the It inacpen- owMate.

Lonig Life, No parSa. inoise. No 4eoaaots to replace. It is a jsoanjwgnt fixture. No re- Ask she's so fast she vbgfe ete Sebrtdt IMW fee of Wherever heat is required and convenience, speed and 1 cleanliness 1 are desired.

SheMane can be used fTicket Seller: You can't take tihat girl in on a child's (Fraud: Why not? She's some baby! Engines are built in 3, 6, and sizes. There's a place for one or two of these engines on almost every fam -in this oom- Why work ivand 1 over chores that power can do easily economdcaMy? i A Wl'ljoo doltar re; commends -the Blectrolux Air- Cooled Refrigeratbor to you. "What you Wushing about, Ijttte Kirif" "I waa 'bora over a fire house." Witi. a MoOormdckJDeermg Corp Binder one man does the work of ihaU-doaen mem with com knives. And equipped with a wagon elevator, tihe binder delivers the cut corn in 'jBfttij iaSled tp 'Bhe ensilaga 'cutter.

No, 25 pa asked Dick Becker. bbe was the response. But it wasn't so blamed dangerous them tihe old parlor sofa wouldn't smash into a tree just about that time." Long life and' efficient spreading are assured when a mick-Deering Manure Spreader wuaed. Spreading costs duced because durability the maobMe mimmizes upkeep and extends Hwestment ore? years of Battsfaobory A over "I Ib. been HateStog." We stock MHlwlaukee, Look over yop,.