Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 7

PERRY COUNTIANS GREETS CAMPAIGNERS (Continued From First Tate) Bloomfleld before coming her for the night meeting. A number ot Ferry countlans escorted the party from the capital and others Joined the caravan along the route. Congressman E. M. Been, Mount Union, and Senator F.

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C. Kelt, New Bloom Held, Republican county chairman, and the speakers were Introduced by A. L. Gelnett, Newport, a member ot the House and seeking reelection. Fisher Pledges Cool Boads "Pennsylvania Is progressing In its internal development," declared Mr.

Fisher. "It will be my duty to continue giving Pennsyl vanians good roads until every community Is served. The good work must be continued, and It will be my duty to see to It that i' sr 'i iV 1 1 I 4 out of 5 invite Pyorrhea Dread Pyorrhea, with its host of serious ills, does not come uncalled for. It comes as the guest of Neglect and Carelessness. And four persons out of five after forty (and thousands younger) contract Pyorrhea.

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Whether you're at home or away, Your house will have just the right heat always! To ft trained cnyiDcer study the suitability of rat heating plant (at oil burning, telephone Bell 7 1328 (Clever Devices Company Kenneth B. BY Williams, Proprietor Mulberry and Derry Streets, Harrlsbars; Kleen Heet XJU A product of the Winelow Boiler and Engineering Cotapany cspabls men are is charge of that taik. "The good work In the school syatem muit be continued and our children mutt not be denied the opportunity ot a good coune of study In our publlo schools. Con servttlon, reforeatratlon, honest banking and protection ot the health and welfare ot our people must be advanced. These are but a few of the many problems which a governor ot Pennsylvania will be called upon to meet.

Care and In tegrlty In office are all I can pledge. I am not seeking r.ny honors after the governorship and I sl be sut flclently honored after four years as chief exteutlv of the Common wealth. "Election ot a Republican to the United States Senate and a solid congressional delegation alao is essential on November 2," Mr. Fisher said. "Such action will prove to President Coolldge that the voters of Pennsylvania approve of hie efficient administration, which means so much to the prosperity of our State and nation.

To aend a Democrat to the Senate from this State would nullify the vote ot Senator David A. Reed, who is working in support of the President and the result would be virtually no representation from this State tn that body." Vare Speaks on Tariff Congressman Vare told of the benefits of the protective tariff as sponsored by the Republican party and the benefits derived by Pennsylvania workers and farmers fey keeping put cheaply manufactured foreign goods. "I wll support President Coolldge in the Senate and will maintain an open door policy for my constituents while in Washington," he said. Mr. James urged the voters to forget their differences in the primary and support the ticket from top to bottom.

Others who asked for a big Republican vote were Congressman Beers and Senator Culbertson. Dinner in Bloomfleld After stops in Marysville and Duncannon the party stopped at New Bloomfleld for dinner. While no meeting was scheduled for that place, an Informal reception was held in the courthouse. A large crowd visited the courtroom to greet the candidates and ex Judge James TV. Shull presided.

"When the automobiles bearing the party reached New Bloomfleld they were escorted into town by the bugle corps of the Carson ong Institute. Last night the Newport band played for the meeting. Prominent Residents Greet Them Among the prominent Republican workers who greeted the party in Perry county were: A. Lick, Marysville, State committeeman; Clinton Wentzel. county commissioner; Jones Rife.

Duncannon; John Wahl, Duncannon; Gilbert Frank, Newport; Harry Garman, Shermansdale; D. Boyd Alber. New Bloomfleld; S. B. Sheller, Duncannon; J.

T. Alter, New Bloomfleld. Mrs. D. Boyd Alter, chairman of the Republican Womenrej Oewncil for Perry county; Sheriff HarejfB.

TJlah, C. M. Bowers, Blaine, fofMer member of the House; J. C. Motter, New Bloomfleld, James L.

Snyder, Liverpool; Isaac IjuU, Liverpool; William Black, New Bloomfleld; George E. Harris, New Bloomfleld; R. M. Barton, Duncannon, postmaster and editor of the Duncannon Record; County Treasurer L. D.

Stambaugh, Mrs. Vera Hall, Mrs. J. T. Alter, Mrs.

Allle Seibert, all of New Bloomfleld; Mrs. Ade lald Schiller, vice chairman of the county committee; Mrs. S. E. Whitmer, Newport; Mrs.

G. H. Frank, Newport; Mrs. C. A.

Sefton, Newport; John Wills, Duncannon; M. B. Lightner, Duncannon; Mrs. Alice Haas and Mrs. Florence Bar ringer, also of Duncannon; Judge and Mrs.

James Barnett, of New Bloomfleld. PERSHING STILL IDOL OF VETERANS (Continued From First Page) say to the legionnaires you need no advice in civil life. "You can always, count on me as one of you standing together shoulder to shoulder, as you did during the war." Dawes Is Cheered The American Legion was not a political organization, said General Pershing, but it was especially important that its members see that men in their community were upstanding Americans and not slackers or demogogues. This observation by the National commander on a question that has agitated the membership of the Legion, was received with long applause. Vice President Charles G.

Dawes, who delivered the principal address at to day's session, also received an enthusiastic reception. The Vice President was cheered when he said that "if the American government is to be a success the American people must vote." He received another cheer when he said: "Personally, I believe that the primary system should be largely abolished." France Extends Invitation The formal invitation of France to hold the Legion convention in Paris next year was presented. This was preceded by a French chauffeur driving into the big hall a little red taxicab, one of these used to carry troops to the Marine. NAME DR. WOODRING BISHOP TO SUCCEED THEREV.W.

F.HEIL Atieeiatei Prtu. Keating, Oct 12. The Rev. Dr. E.

S. Woodring, of Allentown, now a presiding elder, was elected bishop of the United Evangelical Church, at the general conference business session, late this afternoon. He will succeed 'Bishon w. F. Hell, who has I served for sixteen years and was not eligible for re election.

UARRISDURG TELEGRAPH OCTOBER 12, 1926 't Advertising Guarantees Full Value For Each Dollar By JOSEPH SCHMIDT ASD SMITH B. QUAYLE it THIS age it is almost impossible to secure something for nothing legitimately, but we all want to get our money's worth. Most of the large stores in this country recocnize these two facts, and are therefore satisfied! to make a net profit of 6 per cent, or less on the merchandise they sell. A greater profit than this is not good business. As a rule, these large stores which ad vertise are in business to stay, and they are therefore vitallv interested in getting good will and making friends.

Thev do not wish to earn excessive profits, but rather to build up a large volume of business. 1 1 No so long ago many firms were and price of the merchandise is interested largely In the profit on each individual sale. Some of them were in the habit of marking goods to make big profits, with the idea that the public would pay the price and never know the differ ence. That day has passed. Now they mark their goods carefully and closely to make a small but consistent earning.

It would surprise most people to know how carefully most stores check up on their own prices. They are constantly on the alert to make sure that their wares are sold to the public at as low a price as possible. Of course, buyers and managers are only human, and therefore apt to make occasional mistakes in buying. For this reason, the merchandise manager of a store checks them up and satis fies himself that the quality, style correct A buyer in a large establishment at one time purchased several thousand dollars' worth of handkerchiefs at thirteen cents each. They were good material, and he decided to retail them at twenty five cents each.

The merchandise manager took the matter up with the buyer, and after they had talked it over, they decided that the public, and not the store, should get the benefit ot the low cost. As a result, the handkerchiefs were retailed at less than twenty cents each, and the public was able to buy excellent handkerchiefs at an unusually low price. The policy of every advertiser to day is to give the public the benefit of every concession possible, and to give his customers good value every day in the year. He does not want to encourage The Live Store" 1A coats the Idea that it is possible to get bargains only at certain times, but Instead, he wishes to give the buyer a full dollar's worth ot merchandise tor r. dollar whenever be buys.

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Llckel and John E. Gipple. Duncannon Pastor Speaks Testerdny during the morning assembly of the Hari'lsUur. Academy the Ttev. Raymond Wilson, 1M S.1 30 I) I v'i 0 the nnon Presbyterian Church, spoke.

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