Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 10

HXRRISBURG tgSS TELEGRAPH 10 TUESDAY EVENING OCTOBER IS, 1935 TO HAVE CARD PARTY The Auxiliary of Lawrence L. Chambers, Post No. 710, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Sieelton, will sponsor a card party this evening In the post rooms, 49 North Front street, Steelton. Mary C. Mahoney is chairman of the committee in charge of arrangements.

PLEASANT RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION Shoulders droop under weight of years. Young, yet beauty has fled. Cheeks are sallow and drawn. Unsightly pimples. Keep your system clean and you the beauty of youth.

Its energy. Its irresistible charm. Then life is not a failure. Sluggish bowels cause poisons to seep through the system. Health vanishes and with it beauty and energy.

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets will help save you from this dark hour. For 20 years they have been prescribed in place or caiomei men and women seeking health and relief from constipation. They act easily and smoothly. No dangerous griping.

Take one or two Olive Tablets at bedtime. Besults will amaze you. Thousands of men and women would never be without Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, a vegetable compound. Know them by their olive color.

15c, 30c and 60c. All "It's Mellow and Smooth" Telephone 8157 8158 A The President Ceil Wood Range Price Trends Pushed Up With Freshened Demand New York, Oct. 15, (AP) The stock market continued to point upward in today's early transactions. Numerous gains of fractions to a point or more appeared at the opening, with blocks of several thousand shares changing hands. The lime rial Combination Tha Pllrrlm CmMiutUii Coal, Wood and Cai Aang Coal, Wood and Gat Ranga Tb Hydralr Fi Among the more active issues were American Telephone, Radio, Johns Manville, Santa Fe, Case, Chrysler, Dupont, Montgomery Ward, New York Central, Aubur, Allied Chemical, Western Union and Union Pacific.

NEW YORK STOCKS New York, Oct. 15, stock quotations: () Latest American Rad St 17 9dams Express 8 Air Reduction 161 Allide Chem 171 American Can 141 American Coml Alco 29 American Foreign Power 6V4 DON'T GET UP NIGHTS MAKE THIS 85c TEST Use Juniper oil, Buchu leaves, to flush out excess acids and waste matter. Get rid of bladder irritation that causes waking up, frequent desire, scanty 'low, burning and backache. Get Juniper oil, Buchu leaves, in little green tablets called Bukets, the bladder laxative. In four days if not pleased go back and get your 25c.

Get your regular sleep and feel "full of pep." Clark's Cut Rate Store, Caplan's Drug Store. American Smelting 52 Am and 141H American Tob ..104 Anaconda 21 Atchison 46 Atlantic Refining 22 Auburn 41 Baldwin Loc 2 Balto and Ohio 14 Bendix 22 Bethlehem Steel 38 Bethlehem Steel pf ....105 Borg Warner 63 Borden 23 Briggs Mfg 50 Burroughs Adding 20 Canadian Pacific 9 Case (JI) 84 Cerro De 58 Ches and Oh 44 Chrysler 82 Jolly Scot The Friend of Every Host! Knowing your reputation as a host, your friends will expect the best of everything when they call. The fine reputation of Jolly Scot Ale will add to your reputation as a good provider. Order a case today. This fine ale is sold in clubs, hotels, restaurants and taprooms everywhere Harrisburg, Pa.

Brewers of tra Fine Beer and Silver Stock Lager The New Century Circulating Heater Coca Cola 253 'a Col Carbon 89 Coml Solv 98 Comwlth Sou l's Cons Gas 29 Cons Oil 8 Corn Prod 62 Del and Wn 14 Douglas Aire 31 Du Pont 135 Eastman Kod 156 El Auto 34 Gen Elec 35 Gen Foods 32 Gen Motors 48 Gen Refract 24 Gillette 18 Gold Dust 16 Harbison Walk 25 Homestake Mng .......400 Hudson Mot 14 Int Harv 57 Int Nick 31 Int and 10 Johns Manville 80 Kennecott 25 Lehigh Valley Coal 2 Lehigh Valley 8 List and Mv 116 Loew's 48 Lorillard 25 Montg Ward 33 Nash Motors 16 Nat Biscuit 31 Nat Distill 31 Nat and 9 Central 21 and '4 Nor Am Co 21 Penn 26 Rdg and I 2 Phil Pete 30 Pub Service .40 Radio .8 Republic S.teel 16 Rey Tob 55 Sears Roebuck 59 Socony Vac 11 Sou Fac 17 Sou Ry 9 Spiegel Stern 80 St Brands 13 St Gas and El 3 St Oil Cal 32 St Oil Ind 25 St Oil 45 Studebaker 5 Tex Corp 21 Timk Roll 63 Transamerica 8 Unit Aire Corp 19 Unit Corp 5 Unit Gas Imp 16 Ind Alco 45 Rub 13 Smelt 96 Steel 45 Vanadium 18 West Union 57 West El and Mfg 84 Woolworth 60 CURB Cities Svc 2 El Bond and Sh 12 Pennroad 2 LANCASTER LIVESTOCK Lancaster, Oct. 15, (AP). Cattle, 1051. Prices on all grades 25c lower. Heifers plentiful, most 25c lower, only best grade steady.

Cow in fair demand, steady. Bulls of quality firm but common to medium slow, csrely steady. Stockers and feeders liberal supply, best grades fair, steady. Plain to medium quality stockers bulk of receipts, some steady. others 10 to 15c lower.

prospects, steady today all grades, good run of cattle Wed nesday. Calves, 168 better grades. 112 113.50. Sheeps, 49 Lambs shared In general decline, quoted most 50c lower. i Ii The Century An Outstanding Value if I Ill at the FACTORY DRANCEI PRICE I 11 TOlIl I ill Modern Beautiful Sturdy Economical New style, new beauty, and a new standard of home heating efficiency the New Century Heater.

On display now. Come in. See it. Admire its fluted front, round corners, long arched legbase its two harmonizing tones of tan and rich brown. It is as handsome as your finest furniture.

See also the other 200 styles and sizes of Kalamazoo quality stoves, ranges and furnaces. 30 Days Trial. Factory prices. Factory Guarantee. 3 Years to pay on furnaces.

Many stoves for as little as 18c a day. The Kalamazoo Stove Company has been in business over 35 years. More than 950,000 satisfied customers praise Kalamazoo quality. We Clean and Repair All Makes of Furnaces KALAMAZOO STOVE COMPANY 119 Market Street PHONE 3 1061 OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 I5P8li Wli vX riX I lUJInfcfrll iBOlifAlll I Kills WALTER A. BOYLE NEW COMMANDER OF LEGION POST Hobart F.

Hopkins Is Installing Officer, at Steelton Meeting American Legion, Post No. 420, Steelton, met last night in the post rooms in the Municipal Building for Installation of officers. Walter A. Boyles was installed commander. Other officers are: Clarence R.

prndorff, senior vice commander; Earl S. Bush, junior vice commander; J. Earl Long, adjutant; F. Leroy Shelley, finance officer; the Rev. Walter E.

Deibler, chaplain; H. Hershey Miller, historian; John Lopatic, sergeant at arms; Carl B. Shelley, Rudolph Knuth, John W. Porr and Abraham Shelley, executive committee. Hobart F.

Hopkins, Central Department Vice commander, of the American Legion, was the installing officer. William A. Mills, former commander of the post, presided. Memorial services were held for George Fairall, a past com mander of the post, who died re cently. Milton B.

Litch, 633 Pine street, day, Steelton, chemist of the borough water department, was awarded the Legion Distinguished Service Certificate, last night for outstanding service rendered to the local post during the past year. will have meetings Edward Weber, Steelton Demo cratic campaign manager, an nounced today that Democrats of the Fourth and Fifth wards in Steelton will hold rallies this evening, The Fourth ward group will meet in the clubrooms at Harrisburg and Bessemer streets, and the Fifth ward will meet at 452 Main street, Steelton. The speakers, John Yates, Sheriff Clyde Wilson, John Geyer, Charles Copenhaver, Charles Franklin and Charles Potts, will appear at the Fourth ward meeting first and then proceed to the Fifth ward. MISS NELL HARRIS TO ADDRESS P. T.

A. The East End Parent Teacher Association, Steelton, will hold its semi monthly meeting this evening at 7.30 clock in the East End School Building. Miss Nell Harris, domestic science teacher in the Steelton schools, will give a talk on "Proper 'Diet for Growing Chil Two representatives of the Tuber culosis and Health Society of Harrisburg and Dauphin County will give talks on "Tuberculosis Prevention." Mrs. Harold Ruth, president, will preside. MITE SOCIETY WILL HAVE RUMMAGE SALE The Ladies Mite Society of First Presbyterian Church, Steelton, will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Sunday School room of the Members of the society have com pleted plans for a rummage sale Thursday starting at 9 o'clock In the morning at 159 South Front street.

3 STEELTON NOTES THE DORCAS Bible Class of Central Baptist Church, Second and Lincoln street, Steelton will meet Friday evening at 7.30 o'clock in the social rooms of the church. Ms. Karl Hoover will preside. Steelton police announced today that all nersons arrested for rjlavin? Halloween pranks in the borough win be prosecuted. The Men's Bible Class of the Grace Evangelical Church, Third and Locust streets, Steelton, will hold an oyster supper Friday evening from 5 to 7 o'clock In the social rooms of the church.

4 STATE MARKET BUREAU REPORT Philadelphia, Oct. 15, (j1). Potatoes, 100 lb. sack, 90c No. 2s, 40 45c.

Sweet potatoes, basket. 30 40c: 40 60c. Spinach, 25 65c. Cauliflower, crate, $1.75 $2.00. Cabbage, 50 lb.

sack, 35 40c. Carrots, 100 bunches, $1.00 11.50. Beets, 100 bunches, $1.00 $2.00. Celery, bunch, 4 8c; 2 3 crates. $1.25 11.85.

Mushrooms, 3 lto. baskets, 30 60C. Snap beans, $4.00. Limas, $2.00 $2.25. Tomatoes, basket, 40c 1.25.

Peppers, basket, 10 25c. White turnips, 60 66c. Rutabagas, 65 lb. sack, $1.10. Apples, 30 65c.

Grapes, 12 qt. basket, concords. 25 30C. NEW YORK EGGS Now York. Oct.

IS. (API. Eees. 17.S12 Mixed colon: SDeclal nicks or selection! from fresh receipts jic; standards ana commercial standards 3B 394c; firsts It'A Wkc; average checks 33fte; refrigerators, special packs 27; standards 2c; firsts 2534c; mediums 2414 other mixed colors unchanged. CHICAGO BUTTER Chicago, Oct.

IS. I API. Butter, 7033, Arm; creamery specials (93 score) 28c; extras (92) 27c: extra firsts (90 91) 26 2Vc; firsts i88 89i 2J 2SV9c; seconds fou ofr atanaHras (vu cemrnuzea car lots) 27c, Eggs, 8137, steady, prices TftELTON HOWARD GROVE IS HONORED AT PARTY Howard Grove, Steelton, was the guest of honor at a surprise birthday party given recently at his home. Those present were: Miss Blanche Cooper, Mr. and Mrs.

Valentine Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Alliman, Virginia Harvey, Marlynne Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Watson, Mr.

and Mrs. Victor Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shoulter, Mr. and Mrs.

D. Dessinger, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Magan, Mr. and Mrs.

Omar Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Newton Swain, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smeltzer, Mr.

and Mrs. George Baum, Mr. McClain, John G. Mcclain Mrs. Charles Grove, Jackie Grove, Mrs.

Peter Faranov, William Metka, Harold Grove, Ernest Grove, Rosalie Grove, Thelma Grove, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Grove.

SAMUEL COLE IS NAMED TO TEACH Professor Orris H. Aurand, superintendent of the Steelton Public Schools, announced yesterday that Samuel Cole, 215 North Second street, Steelton, has been appointed teacher of the fifth grade at the Hygienic School. Cole, who will succeed Miss Bea trice Carey, assumed his duties to "TURKEY" Table SYRUP Regular VA size can 9e PLAN RUMMAGE SALE The board of ushers of the Monumental A. M. E.

Church, Second and Adams streets, Steelton, will sponsor a rummage, soup and pie sale tomorrow in the social rooms of the church. 3 EARNEST TO SPEAK The Second Ward Republican Club, Steelton, will meet this evening in the Municipal Building when William H. Earnest, Harrisburg attorney and former State will be the guest speaker. cawawriOHtiCtl aaaamEU aSy i The moment you slip on Natural Bridge Shoes you want "to go places and do things" Hidden features provide luxurious comfort. Alluring smartness satisfies your style desire for every occasion.

A very sophisticated style in brown or black kid, one of our new Natural Bridge designs. fcl aaa MaaSffiffi ti'MjFi 1 ft''TjtLlJCLiiMXlllJMIUWMiSSSfijMisigr 12 N. THIRD ST. IN BOTH HUGE GIANT MARKETS! Harrisburg's Big Mid week Day of Quality Food Bargains! ST Fancy, Solid, Light Meat TUNA Oil or Mustard SARDINES. FANCY FRUITS PRODUCE Apples Apples Apples JONATHAN BALDWINS GRIMES GOLDEN WINTER BANANA DELICIOUS Pic flew Green CABBAGE 'Me LARGE FANCY SWEET Potatoes I Ocl HOURS Daily 9A.

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10 P. M. SWEET CALIF. ORANGES dozlZC rek can can loc can In Carton With Key Inclosed Fine Meaty Fish! GIANT MEAT DEPARTMENTS MILD WISCONSIN FULL CREAM "SUNSHINE VALLEY" SELECT CREAM AT THESE SPECIAL VALUES FOR EXAMPLE, IN EACH COM TASTY CALIF. PLETE DEPARTMENT COME! SAVE! IN OUR "SELF SERVICE" GROCERY DEPT.

Largest Size Cans The Greatest Value in Canned Fruits Ever Offered! NEW PACK, RED RIPE TOMATOES 2 Reg No. 2 1 "ATLAS" Paste SHOE POLISH Various Colors RUMP 8 ROUND STEAKS. 24c; Cut From Finest Choice Government Inspected Steer Beef! PURE MILK FED VEAL "HOLLINGER'S" LARD STEAKS SCRAPPLE 2 35c 3tc 10c KLAMIMJIft DELICATESSEN DEPT. "FRESH GROUND" 2 lbs 27c Fraiiiiiurts 16c I CHEESE 19c loHedHam 24c. I BUTTER.

2 57c FANCY 8WEITZER i CHEESE LARGE DILL OR SOIR pound kjav sliced 2QC PICKLES 3 10C DAIRY FOODS DEPT. 2 65c rm velveetaor lVftAr 1 VELVEETA PIMENTO CHEESE 2 29c FRESH FISH SEA FOODS FRESH JERSEY Porgies Pound FRESH BOSTON Mackerel Pound A Pin FRESH Croakers Rock Fish Oysters Stewing 3 doz 25c Frying Welfare Orders Cheerfully Redeemed WZtSLJ)SS 3lL ThesLow.