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LYKENS STANDARD, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1926 All-De-Luxe Line er of Dalmatia, have announced the birth of a son. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rombergef of near Erdman, have announced the birth of a son, Tuesday, Sept. 14.

ome-Builder Gets Good Of Beautified New Jewetts Birth Announcements Mr. and Mrs. John Ferree, of Coal-dale, Lykens, R. have announced the birth of a son, Friday, Sept. 10.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Klinger of Rhumstown, have announced the birth of a daughter, Friday, September 10. Mr. and Mrs.

Clinton Fenstermach- Investment Plus Comfort For real realty service, C. ED. SHATTO. Make a start to own your own Home Sweet Home. Adv A cushion-drive clutch is a new feature incorporated into the latest line of Jewetts.

Flat snrinirs of imported Swedish clock-spring blue-temper steel are interposed between the driven member of the clutch and its hub, so that the turning force of the engine is applied to the drive shatt through these yielding members, rather than through features which are exclusive with this model in its size class. Six Drastically Reduced The most sensational cut In the Overland Six line has been made on the Overland Six Sedan DeLuxe on which the reduction is $120 from $1095 down to $U76. The price of the touring car has been cut $70 to a new low level of $825; the coupe has been cut $70 to a new level of $825; the two-door sedan, $100 to a new price of $835. These models are offered with two-wheel brake equipment, four wheel brakes being furnished at an additional cost of $60. The new prices on the Overland Si line bring all models below $1000 f.

o. factory. No changes have been made in the prices on the Willys-Knight models built by the same manufacturers. It has been known in the trade for some time that sale on all Overland models have exceeded the original factory specifications and that production has been steadily stepped up since the first of the year. It has also been known that Willys-Overland have set high aims as they relate to quantity output and that all manufacturing and sales plans have been laid with the idea ot keeping prices down to the lowest levels consistent with the prof itable operation of the company.

Competitive Market Indicated There is room for speculative interest in the hotly competitive field of light sixes with the new prices on the Overland Six especially so since this car reached second place in sales among all light sixes in the first year of its production. It is reported that Willys-Overland is endeavoring to accomplish a total sales volume of 100,000 cars, Overland and Willys-Knight included, between now and the end of the year. Such an attainment would place the total sales figures for the year over 85,000 in excess of the best previous year in the history of the organization. ELJZABETHVILLE MARKETS Wholesale markets as BuppHed the STANDARD yesterday at Elizabeth- ville: Corn, bushel 70 Oats, bushel 30 Wheat, new, bushel $1.20 Rye, bushel 90 Buckwheat, cwt $1.75 Flour, bbl $6.75 Eggs 35c Butter 35c-40c Keep a supply of Deppen'a Pretzels in the home, at all times. Adv Whirlpool Washer positive metal -to-metal contact.

The advantages claimed tor tnis construction include superior silence and the eliminating of vibration. It has long been generally known that noises produced in one unit of any automobile may seem to come "asp ST ns Br 1L- 1 At irom some otner unu. near axie noises, for instance, may appear to be in the transmission, being "telegraphed" through the drive shaft to the gear box. Similarly, the transmission may act as a sounding box amplifying engine noises, if the transmission shafts are in solid contact with the engine shaft. If the Jewett, the resilient steel springs absorb the minute vibrations between engine and transmission, so that the sountls are not transmitted and amplified in the gear case.

The Jewett clutch springs also act to absorb the minute vibrations between engine and drive, in either direction. Vibrations from the road, ordinarily transmitted thru the shaft to the engine, are intercepted in the cushioning springs, as are any slight vibrations from the engine itself. Describing them as "the second most beautiful car in the makers of the Paige today announce an entirely new line of Jewetts, with a handsome four-door sedan as the leader. The new Jewetts are a distinct departure from the previous models, all bodies being noteworthy for the consistent use of curves, ball corners, rounded outlines and gracefully sweeping lines. All interiors are of de luxe finish, the all-wood steering wheel, the instrument board, garnish mouldings and other trim being in walnut finish with inlaid panel effects.

Rich upholstery and handsome silver-finish fittings complete an ensemble of striking harmony. Economical because it washes quickly and runs less time than any other Nothing1 in tub to injure the clothes ti ij i I OPtN POICM flRKlTCHtN DINING FQ IIVING (mall fcOOM ECONOMY of space In this Kmtllsh town house has not meant sacrifice of an artistic exterior. Hullt of variegated or common brick, whitewashed, with a roof of stained shingles or slate, it presents an unusually attractive and compact appearance. The portico is arched and roofed, and has a red brick floor. The shutters of solid, weathered boards give an interesting departure from the usual New England type.

A number of features provide for ex- iwmtlnnul pAtnfnrt nnri rnnvpnlpncp. The 0 0 'fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl il fl il fl fl fl fl fl fl fl 1 i a I 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 1 i I fl living room has an oriel bay window that gives light from three Teas' LOCATION I rot. JLEIP- I JNOPOtCN 1 WHIRLPOOL WASHER action Safe for the children. TryWhitenights Whirlpool Washer FREE Call or phone or stop a RED TOP Overland And Whippet Makes Big Price Cuts Oil blD I I I' 1 riR.31 fLOOe. PLAN I i tuuNQ uc mi tions and affords a window seat or fernery within.

Every room has on two sides, giving cross-ventilation. The house Is insulated, walls and roof, with celotex as protection against cold and waste of fuel in the winter, and the hot rays of the sun in summer. The floors are hardwood throughout, and have a layer of celotex placed between them to deaden noises within the house, a feature that Is especially appreciated where there are small children and noisy boys in the house. The living room has an open fireplace and built-in book case. The porch or sun room may open off the living room or dining room, and can well have a sleeping porch above if extra sleeping quarters are needed.

Built like the Finest AutomoLile (TRUCK. Free Foot Comfort DEMONSTRATION SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 Seven persons out of every ten have some lorm of foot trouble. It may be weak or broken-down arches, weak ankles, corns, callouses or bunions or probably a case of tired, aching, painful feet. Regardless of what may be the nature of your foot suffering, you will find quick and lasting relief at our store during this special demonstration. Foot Comfort Expert from Personal Staff of Dr.

Wm. M. Scholl At considerable expense this store has arranged for the services of one of Dr. Scholl's most skilled foot comfort experts. He will be pleased to see, on the above date, all persons sufiering from any form of foot troubles.

His services are absolutely free. Free Pedo-graph Prints of Your Feet In a few seconds time, without removing the hose, he can make a perfect impression of your foot that positively shows if you do have foot troubles and to what stage the trouble has progressed. Come in and get a sample of Dr. Scholl's Zino-pads for corns. They remove the cause friction and pressure.

Sure, safe, instant relief. R. Coble Sons The service entry is conveniently placed at SECOND FLOOE- PLAN the side, to save the housewife steps. The climno heiomt -o kitchen has built-in cupboards, ironine-board and breakfast-nook. Celotechn'c Institute, Chicago, 1926.

A sensational cut in prices on all Overland models was announced this week, the cuts ranging from $40 on the Whippet Sedan to $120 on the Overland Six Sedan DeLuxe. Coming at the end of what has been the largest month in volume of sales ever known in Willys-Overland history, this price reduction is looked upon as an indication that Willys-Overland taking the position of passing all excess profits coming as a result of increased output on to the car buyer. Prices in the Whippet line are dropped in the new schedule from $735 on the sedan model to a new price of $695; from $735 on the coupe model to $685. This brings the Whippet into a closely competitive price range with its only other competitors in the light car class with the advantage from the buyer viewpoint that it A FREE TRIAL ON THE NEW WHITENIGHT CLEANERS Call or Phone TRY A THOR IRONER IN YOUR HOME FREE WHITENIGHTS 620 Main Street Lykens, Pa. MRS.

CATHERINE KERSTETTER MILLERSBURG, Sept. 15. Mrs. Catherine Kerstetter, 68 years old, of this place, who died September 10, was buried in Oak Hill Cemetery Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev.

H. E. Fassnacht officiated. Mrs. FUNERAL FOR MRS.

HECKERT I LLE BU RG, Sept. Hi. rs. Mary J. Heckert, G6 years old, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Elmer Wingard, Pine street, of a complication of ailments, having been ill for five weeks, was buried Sunday afternoon. Services were held at the Wingard home by the Rev. William H. Robinson, of the Methodist Church and burial was in the Oak Hill cemetery. She is survived by one son, William S.

Grimm, of Matamoras; three daughters, Mrs. Thomas Beattie, of Dalmatia; Mrs. Scott Umberger, of Lewistown, and Mrs. Elmer Wingard of this place. is regularly equipped at these new prices with four-wheel brakes, full Kerstetter lived in this section the greater part of her life, being bom in balloon times and ohter constructional Snyder County.

She is survived by her husband, William Kerstetter, four children and four grand children. 11 CLASSIFIED ADS JACOB WILLIER GRATZ, Sept. 15. Jacob Willier, aged 46, died at his home in Gratz last Saturday morning at 9 o'clock after a six months' illness of heart trouble and dropsy. He moved to FOR SALE No.

14 Imperial Ringgold Double Heater, good as new, GEO. F. SMITH, 404 West Main St, Gratz five months ago, coming from I 38-tf Desirable Building Lot for sale. a tarm north ot town, where he resided many years. He is survived by his wife and five daughters, Mrs.

John Wolf of Harris-burg; Mrs. Jay Brosious and Mrs. George Hartman of Gratz, and Mrs. Henninger and Freda Willier at home. He was a member of the Reformed church.

Apply to LYKENS KNITTING MFG. CO. 38-lt FOR SALE Property in Wayne lownsmp. All Duiluings good re pair. Tract of land.

52 acres. Call Funeral services were held in the I at the premises for information. L. A. PAUL, Halifax R.

D. 1. Box 129 Kelormed church on Wednesday, the Rev. C. P.

Wehr conducting the services. Burial was in the Lutheran and Reformed cemetery of Gratz. 37-4t FOR SALE One Willys -Knights Roadster with winter top, one Overland four Sedan and one Franklin sedan. Apply to JAMES J. SMITH, E.

Market street, Williamstown. 37-3 2 Pairs Trousers That's Just What I Paid For My New Suit FOR SALE Your choice of either a brown mare, 1200 lbs, or Brown horse 1300 also fresh Guernsey Cow. Apply to AUSTIN SALTZER, Sacramento, Pa. 35-tf CHUBB HAWK Miss Florence Hawk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Cornelius Hawk, of Wiconisco, and Edgar J. Chubb of Millersburg, were married Saturday evening, Sept. 11th at the home of the bride. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. E.

V. Sunanday. The bride was attired in gray georgette, while the bridesmaid wore a gown of peach crepe de chine. The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs.

John Wiconisco. After the ceremony the guests were invited to the dining room, which was beautifully decorated in blue and pink. A delightful suDDer was rptvpiI tn FOR SALE A $760 C. M. SteifT Upright Piano with bench, in first class condition.

Must move quickly. 375 buys it. Apply STANDARD Office. 25-tf the following: Mrs. Martin F.

Bixler, HOUSE WANTED I want to buy a home in Lykens. Give description and best price. Address P. O. Box 368, Millersburff, Pa.

38-tf BUY CONCORD WOOL WORSTED YARNS direct from manufacturer at a big saving. Spun from long combed wool. Many beautiful shades and heather mixtures, for hand knitting, machine and Rug yarns. 50c per 4 oz skein, $2.00 per lb. Postage paid.

WRITE FOR FREE SAMPLES. CONCORD WORSTED MILLS, WEST CONCORD, N. H. Snappy with style, rich in quality in fact it is just about one of the best Suits I ever owned, as far as quality, styling, tailoring and fitting are concerned. And it only cost me $22.95.

That is what I call real economy in clothes buying. Drop in and see them you do not have to buy just because you stop in to look. ini a. ci a. numuerger, mrs.

u. tj. McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Geyer and sons, Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Chubb and son, Paul Messner, Oscar Hoke, Earl Troutman, all of Millersburg; James Lentz, EIizabeth-ville; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hawk and children, of J'ower City; Mr. and Mrs.

Bruce Schell and daughter of Williamstown; Mrs. George Hawk, of Lykens; Rev. and Mrs. E. V.

Sunanday, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Hawk, Mr. and Mrs. George Hawk, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Hawk, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Hawk and son, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Hawk and son, Mr. and Mrs. John Williams, Mrs. Ida Evans, Miss Naomi Evans, Miss Mildred Koppenhav-er, Misses Myrtle and Jennie Hoffman, Mrs. John McAuliffe, Harry Hawk, Robert Hawk, Arthur Hawk, Charles.

Hoffman, Howard Greiner, Joseph Evans, all of Wiconisco; Geo. Reickert, of Philadelphia, and Charles Hawk and sons Elmer and Charles of Sunburv. $3 to $6 That's All We Ask You for a Hat Here Of course the quality and style are good. We could not afford to sell you anything else. Plenty of new ones await your choice.

We Have The Celebrated Schoble Hats To Show You FOR RENT Five-room apartment. Conveniences. Call at PARFET'S Store, West Main street. 37-tf WANTED Salesmen who are satisfied with between $200 and $300 a month. Large field to work in.

Experience unnecessary as we break in our own men. Come in readv to go to work. Inquire WHITENIGHTS, 620 Main Lykens. 38-lt WANTED Girl 16 or 16 years of The bride received many beautiful and useful gifts. The couple has the best wishes of their many friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Chuhh will rod.io I age ior ngnc nouse wortc ana child's nurse. Apply to MRS. WALTER ZERBY, Lykens.

Phone 38-R-3 38-tf Millersburg. Community Men's Shop Hotel Lykens Building LYKENS, PA. WANTED Man or woman for janitor for Christ Episcopal church. No cleaning. Apply Christ Church Rec- otry, N.

2nd street, Lykens. 37-lt PRIVATE SALE The undersigned will sell at private sale, household goods of every description on the premises of the late Mrs. A. H. Davies, 552 North Second street, Lykens, Pa.

37-lt A. W. JAMES. Speeding UP Sleep" is the head line the Literary Digest. This must be meant by the expression "fast asleep." Locomotive Engineers Journal.

WANTED Sexton for Church fires only. No cleaning. Apply 570 North Second street, Lykens. 36-tf WANTED To buy pieces of An tique Furniture. Information.

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