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WHAT CONGRESS IS DOING By Associated Press Wednesday: Bill to establish farmer's market for District of Columbia and second deficiency measure before Senate. House considers Jones' bill to increase maximum penalty for first violation of prohibition law. Senate Foreign Relations Committee takes up bills on calendar. House Ways and Means Committee continues tariff hearings. Public Lands Comittee of Senate considers proposal to contlnue Salt Creek oil lease investigation.

Tuesday: Senate and House Agricultural leaders laid plans to begin formulation of farm relief legislation. .0 House considered special bills on calendar. Senate decided to continue inquiry into Federal patronage. Senate Post Office Committee or dered favorable report on nomination of Edward V. Sheely to be post at Memphis, Tenn.

House and Means Committee continued tariff hearings. Renovo D. A. R. Banquet Senovo, Feb.

27. Members of the Renovo chapter, D. A. R. entertained their husbands and friends at a dinner held in the social room of the Meti.

iist Church recently. During the course of the dinner, a trio composed of Miss Cora Beck, pianist. Marcellus Foulke. violinist, and James Shaffer, saxophonist, entertained under the direction of Miss Grace Steffy. USED CARS "For Everybody" SEE C.

C. Cooper AT The Farmers' Market Co. Thursday, 1 to 9 P. M. Showing an Exhibit of MIRRORS HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES PAINTS W.W.ZEIDERS SON CO.

1436 Derry Street You 're There With a Crosley Displayed by S. H. Stormfeltz 1603 Derry Street See Our Exhibit of POTTED PLANTS A Large Selection of Many Varieties Win. F. Nye FLORIST Jonestown Road fear Paxtonia Martlnsbnry, W.

Va, Feb. 27. Mr. and Mrs. A.

C. Burns, Mrs. R. R. Feller and Miss Marearet Bros lus, all of this city, were injured i when the car in which they were riding with Mrs.

Burns driving, was forced from the State highway! south of here, as it attempted to pass a truck which turned out, in turn, to pass a car preceding the truck. The car was wrecked ana the occupants were rushed to this city for. medical attention. The truck driver failed to stop and was later overtaken by Mr. Burns and in Winchester, agreed to stop here en route back from the South and settle for the damages.

He said he did not see the Bums car approaching from the rear. Assumes Pastorate Waynesboro, Feb. 27. The Rev. Dr.

Ferdinand this week entered upon his duties as pastor of the Trinity Lutheran Church at Fort Washington, a suburb of Philadel Dhia. The Orland Lutheran Church nearby is a part of the Fort Washington charge. Will Address Realty Men TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 27, 1929 Hurt in Crash Indian Chief Speaks Mlffllnbur. Feb. 27.

Mifflin burg's fiftieth and last Lyceum number for this year was given Tuesday evening in the High School auditorium. This is a lecture by Chief Strongheart, who comes direct from the motion picture lots in Cali fornia. Shannon Cox Burnham, Feb. 27. Gilbert Cox, of Lewistown, and Miss Marion Grace Shannon, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Shannon, Burn ham, were married by th: Rev, H. F. Brumbaugh. Captain George Fried's own story, "My Thirty Years at Sea," begins today in the Harrisburg Telegraph.

It will appear in daily chapters, each of which will thrill you. Subscribe now by telephoning or writing a letter to the Circulation Department, Harrisburg Telegraph, Bell 4111 or C.V. Phone 2135. A. J.Berge E.

Herren A real estate sales conference of the Harrisburj Real Estate Board will be held Thur afternoon and evening at the jnn Harris Hotel. William E. Herren, former president of the Iowa Associati: Real Estate Boards, and John Berge, sales counsellor of National Association of Real Estate Boards, will speak. The program will "Pre paring For the SUe," by illiam E. Herren; "Closing the Sale," by John Berge: "Maps, Charts and Graphs as.

Aids in Selt by A. John Berge, and "Building a Cli entele," by William E. Herren. A round table discussion will follow the talis of the speakers. Harry W.

Keeny is secretar. of the local organization, and Evan J. Miller, president. Exonerate Driver Williamsport, Feb. 27.

Following an inquest into the death of Ellis B. Thomas, 68 years old, of Oregon Hill, who was struck by a motor car February 11 and died at the Williamsport Hospital a few days ago, a coroner's jury decided that the man's death was due to pr.ou monia and exonerated the driver of the car. The car that struck Mr. Thomas was driven by George W. Stecker, of Newberry, the machine being the property of Charles Stewart.

Falmouth Notes Falmouth, Feb. 27. Mrs. H. Ray Keck and daughter, Marjory, of Harrisburg, visited Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. A. Handiboe.

Miss Ella Diflnderfer, of Middle town, visitd Mrs. Emma Coyle and Mr. and Mrs. Joh.i Diffenderfer. Mrs.

Ida Gastrock, of Riverside, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. D. SnelL 1L NAME PASTORS FOR SPECIAL SERVICES Hershey, Feb.

27. Pre Easter services will be held in th; old Deny Presbyterian Church from March 17 to 22, as announced several, weeks ago. The following visiting ministers will participate in the services: Sunday morning, March 17, the Rev. Dr. T.

J. Ferguson, acting preside, of Irving College; Monday evening, March 18, Young People's Night," the Rev. Dr. Glenn M. Shafer, pastor of Second Presbyterian Church, Carlisle; Tuesday evening, March 19, the Rev.

Raymond P. Wilson, pastor of the Presbyterian Church, Dun cannon; Wednesday evening March 20, Women's XTi rrl Vlll William TT iiiguu, ir4iG ituam Ai. vial Draitn, pastor oi tne rresoyterian Church, Shippensburg; Thursday evening, March 21, the Rev. Dr. Henry M.

Little, pastor of Market i Square Presbyterian Church, Harrisburg; Friday veiling, March 22, Men's Night, the Rev. Raymond B. Culp, pastor of Immanuel Presbyterian Church, Harrisburg. Nose Broken in Crash Waynesboro, Feb. 27.

Miss Mary Hitselberger, 28, is in the V.aynes boro Hospital with a broken nose and lacerations on her face and head as the result of an automobile accident near Emmitsburg. When the automobile in which she was riding, skidded and crasheu into a culvert, the young woman was hurled through the windshield resulting in the above injury. Leslie Kennel, of Gettysburg, the o'her occupant of the car escaped injury. To Amend Salary Raiser After the hearing on the county salary board proposal which raises the salary of Dauphin county's sheriff from $6000 to $7000 annually the bill was turned over to the House committee on counties and townships for amendment To End Skin Torture Use Invisible Zemo Surprising, and gratifying, is the way soothing, cooling Zemo, the remarkable antiseptic liquid, relieves itching rash, blemishes and other skin affections. It clears the skin.

Generally it removes every trace of Eczema. And because it is such an effective antiseptic it prevents dandruff. Keep invisible, odorless Zemo always on a bottle today. All druggists, 35c, 60c, jrt.00. MILLION DOLLAR FARM AND TOWN SHOW Baked Products of the Ruhl Bakery Penbrook, Pa.

Taste the Difference Hill Market House, 14th Market Sts. Open Tomorrow From 1 O'clock to 9 O'CIock FREE SAMPLES Souvenirs, Fruits, Cakes, Flowers on Sale Indoor Picnic, 7 to 9 P. M. FREE ADMISSION Quality Products of BANBURY BAKING CO. Attend the Fanners' Indoor Picnic and See the Exhibit of SCHELL'S QUALITY SEEDS Penbrook, Pa.

They Grow Better They Yield Better They Are Preferred by the Great Majority of Farmers KJrl nxmuuwn ai Here and Everywhere Walter S. Schell, Inc. I Farm and Totvn Show QUALITY SEEDS Tenth and Market Streets Pa. See Our Display WE SPECIALIZE IN and Celery Hearts and Lettuce Demonstration R.W.RHOADS DIIDITV Grower and Dealer of Fancy Produce I UII1 I Stalls 116 and 117 SEE AND HEAR OUR DISPLAY OF PRETZEL CO AMRAD 638 S0, 20lh St RADIOS Always Fresh and S. H.

Stormfeltz 1603 derry street Displaying See Our Exhibit at Stall No. 43 Sanitary, Fresh HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH ailC i i Healthful Foods Lentral Pennsylvania Greatest Daily More News Better Comics More Features GARBER'S For Health' Sake See Our Display Try Our H. 4 H. Columbia Delicatessen Hetrick Hoerner ELECTRIC CO. Paper Seed.

Hill Market 1 N. nth St. 1253 Market Street Showing of While Attending the On Exhibition Modern Firm and Town Flower, Garden mow and Ref ngerahon Free Bfake Farm Seed Machinery Testing AI.o 6 Gaiter Hide Mulch by Smdi rf. Paper justing. High pressure Wolfe Engineering 4 "IX'XX' M.nuf.ctrin, c.

M'i 1408 Vernon St. 205 South nth St 7 N. 14th St. Take advantage of our greatly reduced prices during the few remaining days of our greatest February Sale. Buy now at sale prices and pay a little each week from your earnings.

WATERLESS COOKER and Set of Mixing Bowls Both For Founded in 1904 1 11 rr Just a few short days remain and this sale will end! We have crowded scores and scores of feature values into each day's selling so that this sale will close with a golden shower of Furniture Bargains and will be remembered for many years to come. Note the feature values for to morrow. It's easy to buy at Kades. Open a charge account. You'll Find Such Values as This, Only at Kades $5.00 Down 4 Handsome Pieces in This Charming BEDROOM SUITE Comparison will prove that ihls beautiful Suite presents the best buy In the city.

Built entirely of walnut veneer in combination with other hard woods. Dovetailed and dustproof construction. Mirrors are large and of clear cut glass. An unusual suite for only 50c Down 50c Per Week Here is a real buy, a time saver and a fuel saver for the housewife. This wonderful Aluminum Waterless Cooker is made of heavy aluminum, has three compartments for cooking, three kinds of food at the same time over one flame.

Poods cook "in the steam from their own rich natural juices in the Waterless Cooker. Foods cannot scorch or dry, the whole meal cooks at one time without attention. One to a customer while they last. Model 71 Majestic, the radio that lands out above all others ts clear, true tones, its predion in tuning, Its selectivity, makes it the Ideal radio for you to own and the price Is within the reach of everyone. Beailtiful Walnut Cabinet free trial in your own home Our radio expert will Install your set and service it for you.

Majestic Radio only at Kades. Sold on Liberal Credit Terms $1.00 Per Week 79 Metal Fernery Artistic design, twisted Iron, stands firmly on Its three feet. A limited number on sale. One to a All Over Mohair 1 3 Pc. Living Room Suite $5.00 Down $1.00 Per Week A Charming Suite, all over mohair, reversible cushions.

Three large massive pieces Davenport, Club Chair and Wing Chair. Full spring construction, guaranteed throughout. Hardwood frames. Card Table Moire Top For $1 A Card Table of exceptional value, sturdy construction, worth twice what we ara selling It for. One to a customer.

Tabouret An attractive Tab ouret worth muoh on sale Thursday only at the low price. One' to a cus tomr. none delivered. Costumer 'I Mahoranv Finish For fl Onlr PJ Buy one of costumcra for YOU'LL ALWAYS SAVE IF YOU BUY AT KADES Oak these home or office at this un usually low price, The quantity Is limited. This Store Has No Connection With Any Other Store in the City BE SURE OF YOUR STORE Cotton and Felt Mattress 10 A very high grade cotton felt Mattress, art tlckinz cover, soft and comfy a wonderful buy at this price.

$1 down. 1 per wttk Willow Clothes Basket Extra large Clothes Banket. Well made, On sale Thursday only one to a customer come early, nonrdjUvrrd mSSEEmmSmSESSSmEESSmOr 9 North Market Square.