The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 8

ErOITT ttto WErrmTJOAN. MONONflAHKLA. pa, NOVEAfHKR 2. I'M VICTORY HILL 11 Harloy Rowland, C2, of New Castle, a truck driver, a patient in the Memorial Hospital with a fractured right hand, sustained yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock while he was removing a hcuvy air compressor from his truck at Ginger Hill. The huge tank fell on Rowland's hand, several bones.

NEARBY TOWNS BENTLEYVILLE By Mil. Dorothy Sands The Misses Susan and Mary Lowstetter and Franklin Sanderson of Swls8vale, spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. M.

McCracken. H. J. Gilson, of Pittsburgh, was for William C. Muse, former commissioner of Westmoreland county, who died last Tuesday at the home of his daughter in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Muse was 71) years of age and had been ill several weeks. Muse, a native of Huntingdon Township, in 1913, was appointed to fill an unexpired term on the board of county commissioners and served in that capacity for three years. He was then appointed county road engineer and held that position for five years. POLITICAL NOTICE (Excerpts from Letters Received) The Democratic candidates in Washington county, i. the ones re-nominated, as well as the now Democratic candidates who received endorsements from the Legislative Board of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Ffremcn and Englnemcn, received such endorsements due to the fact that tho Democratic members of our lawmaking body are far more progressive than the major number of.

our Republican representatives. I also wish to call your attention to tho fact that every one of our Meats By J. J. Sarnoiky The Thimble and Needle Sister Club (formerly the Mrs. Roosevelt Sewing Club), met at the home of Mrs.

Frank Hubcr, of Eldora. The meeting this time was held in form of a masquerate party; the eleven members were all dressed in costumo and were all masked, A most enjoyable time was had by all and the evening was spent in games and dancing, At a later hour luncheon was served by the hostess, Mrs. Frank Huber and Mrs. Catherine Huber. Mrs, Andrew Little and Mrs.

David Clendenen were visitors at the home of their sister, Mr. and Mrs. George Wagner in Charleroi and attended the birthday party of Mrs. Wagner's son Paul, who was celebrating his fifth birthday. Frank Campbell spent the week end at the home of friends at Johnstown.

Mrs. John Patterson is spending CARD OF THANKS ROUND STEAK ROUND ROAST MICKEY T7T) J0HNNY MODERN FOOD MARKET QUALITY MEATS CLUB WIENERS RING BOLOGNA lb. 1 1 I 3 MINCED HAM TENDERLOIN, SIRLOIN 4 A ROUND STEAKS, I PORK LOIN ROAST 4 0 IOC CHUCK ROAST 1 Am I UC VEAL STEAK i'J POUND llC VEAL BREAST A a POUND OC VEAL CHOPS, i JA. VEAL ROAST POUND I UC CREAMERY BUTTER OAa POUND CUC I a business caller in town Wednesday. Mr.

and Mrs. D. E. Thompson left Wednesday for Leechburg where they will visit relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Snyder and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Greenlee have moved from the Richardson house to the Crouch house.

L. E. Sands and H. J. Gilson were Beallsvillc callers Wednes Cut from Delicious Corn-fed Beef 12c Veal Roast Pound We wish to express our heartfelt thanks for the many acts of kindness shown us at the death of our beloved wife and mother, Mrs.

Agnes Watkins. Also, our appreciation of the many beautiful floral tributes and expressions of sympathy. S. Warren Watkins and Children. day.

Attorney Harry B. Richardson of Beaver called on his father Tuesday evening. Mrs. W. F.

Democratic Congressmen, now holding seats in Washington, have established a hundred per cent good record. Yours very truly. JAMES A. FOX, Chairman. Mr.

Faddis has a splendid record. He is one of the very earnest and loyal supporters of the President's program, and the House organization relied upon him for support. His advice and counsel was always welcomed. Very sincerely yours, JOSEPH VV. BYRNS, Majority Leader of the House of Representatives, Washington, D.

C. (Political Adv.) 9c Veal Pocket Pound several days at the home of Mr. Richardson is still in the Mercy and Mrs. Royden Combers in Belle 25c Veal Chops Center cuts, 2 lbs. Chuck Roast 1 Pound 53 2 1 Fresh Ground Meat, 3 lbs bvC Fresh Ham 1 Pound I 8 to 12 lb.

average Leg Lamb 1 Pound I Fresh Beef Tripe AQ. 3 pounds bvv Home Rendered OC Lard, 2 lbs CwC 25c Home Dressed Chickens, nospuai. Vernon. Mr. and Mrs.

Owen Burns, Mrs. Mothers Club Masquerade Party Samuel Haggerty of Victory Hill, Mrs. Martha Yenko entertained and Mrs. John Huston, of Charle-the Mothers Club at her home ro, visited Tuesday evening at the Monday evening, inviting the hus- home of Mrs. Haggerty's brother-bands and friends also.

The fol- m-law, who is very ill at his home lowing were present: Mr. and Mrs. Fair Haven. Raymond Roche, Mr. and Mrs.

I Mrs. Frank Caruso and Mr. Russell Vankirk. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Pergola were Sunday Herbert Cornell, Mr. and Mrs. 1 guests at the home of Mr. and Fred Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Mrs. Owen Burns in Victory Hill. Jennings, Mr. i and Mrs. Marsh Mr.

and Mrs. Bovd Clansaddlc Turkey Dinner. Auspices White Shrine SO Cents 25c Juicy Wieners 2 pounds WE GIVE AND STAMPS INCLUDING WELFARE ORDERS WE DELIVER PHONE 78 Monday Nov. 5th II Pork Loin Roast 1 gr Beginning at 5 o'clock III Pound WV Beginning Former Commissioner Summoned by Death Ames, Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs. Mary Gaulyt, Zeke Izett, and Joseph Just, of Donora, visit-Mrs. Ruth C(l at the home of their son atui Presbyterian Church Dining Room Rib End Baby Pork Funeral services were held in Greensburg yesterday afternoon LEGAL ADVERTISING SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias. Number 61 November Term, 1934. issued out of the Court of cm side of Moiind Street aforesaid; and thence Southwardly along the, Western side of said Mound Street, 140 feet to the place of beginning.

Excepting and reserving from and out of said premises such coal and mining rights as have been JL daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clapsaddle, Sunday. Mrs. Russcl Kern, Miss Emma Rosh, Mr.

and Mrs. John Rosh, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cross, of Donora, were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

A. K. Kern in Victory Hill. Dan Muccl and Nick Moreschi Phillips, Miss Mae Ryland and Mrs. Kenneth Johnston.

Upon entering the house the guests were ordered to follow a rope all through the house and finally ar-trimmed in true hallowc'en fash-Ion. All present were masqued and the evening was spent in games rived at the attic where the activities were held. The attic was Common Pleas of Washington mined and removed were callers at the Damlnani home fPo (So from said premises. Having erect and guessing contests. Miss Kath- Rt Donoara.

ed thereon a two-story frame dwell ryn Bryan assisted Mrs. Yehko. A Born to Mr. and Mrs. Belscnti, a son.

ing of seven rooms and bath and delicious lunch was served. a garage Miss Blanche Snyder. Mr. and Regis Malcy and Arthur Ghiliani Mrs. Max Schneider and Mr.

andwere Sunday guests at tne "BUY WITH CONFIDENCE" Union Street We Deliver riw iiauim tuienuea uws home Third Street Phone 41 Being the same premises which Sara N. Hayward, unmarried by her deed dated December 2nd, 1932 and recorded in the Record-i er's Office of said Washington County in Deed Book Vol. 591, Main Street Phone 175 i wwneroi Mr. and Mrs. Primo Pacey and i Male Chorus in the auditorium of fami, of were Sund the State Teachers Co lege, Call- guests at the homc of Mr.

and I forma. Tlloednv avann ir. 1 2 large cans 37c Del Monte Sliced PINEAPPLE page 4. granted and conveyed unto i SchneldGr Mrs. Tttilio Bracali.

Harry M. Griffith and Maude A. I Mrs- Lcwls Da Miss 1IeIen r.r 'Cooper, Mrs. Anna Little, Mrs. Sno Sheen Sifter pkg, County, and to me directed, on which inquisition and exemption arc waived, there will be exposed at Public Sale at the Sheriffs Office, of Washington County Court Washington County, Friday, the 9th day of November, 1934.

at 10:00 o'clock A. of said day. the following described Real Estate, to-wit: TERMS OF SALE. 10 Cash on day of Sale, balance the following Wed esday. All the right, title and interest of Jtirry M.

Griffith, ct of, in and to all that certain lot or parcel of situate in the Second of the City of Monongahcla, Washington County, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to-v it: at the northwest corn er of Mound Street and Park thence extending Westward-ly long the Northern side of said Par'; Alley; 194 feet to Bluff Alley: thence Northwardly along the Eastern side of said Bluff Al Pillsburys CAKE FLOUR miorney raw w. Barna. ot Jane Everett Mrs Helen Buckeye. Donora. candidate for Legislature.

Mrs Beatrice Richardson, an3 was a business caller in town Mrs. Mlldred Howc attended the I 2SC 2 lb. box Z3C doz. 25C lb. can 2QC wedding shower given in honor of Mrs.

Mattie McCune accompan- Mrs Albert Erdclyl (Miss Anna ied by Mrs. Emma Brown left Buckeye) at the Slovak Hall in Tuesday evening for Leechburg Donora, Monday evening. where she will make her home with Rev. and Mrs. George.

Bayha. I Griffith, his wife, as tenants by en- tireties, the said Maude A. Grif- fith having since died, title there-I upon became vested in the said Harry M. Griffith, Taken in execution as the prop-I erty of Harry M. Griffith, defend- ant and present owner, with notice to Harry M.

Griffith, H. Milton Griffith and Catherine E. Griffith, I his wife, and George Gillingham and Dorothy Gillingham, liis wife, terre tenants, at the suit of Wm. D. Gordon, Sec'y of Banking of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in possession of the business and Acme GRAHAM CRACKERS EGGS (Everyone Guaranteed) Calumet BAKING POWDER Mrs.

Dunning Horn, of Washing-1 ton, spent the week-end with hen parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Brown.

I Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wnifo 19c Fisher Heights, have returned to' LUllI III OR liberal TtrmS ROYAL DESSERTS AND ASPIC 3 FOR their home after taking Mrs. Eliza- Borrow a murli in 24 to tthouri Our 95c 17c ley nd Sarah Street, 140 feet to a ARTEX MOTOR OIL 2 GALLON CAN DEFIANCE MILK 3 TALL CANS nrnno ff Aimnnn Vi aIo CLEANSER LIGHT HOUSE A Can point; thence Eastwardly ana Trust frtrnnanv fnr nf nf Pnrmlne- parallel with the Northern side of Pittsburgh Trust company, and beth Bell and Mrs. Sara McCrack-1 Jrlta? ITn? hbfnl en, to Birmingham, Alabama, went period-3.

6. 8. 10. or even 20 months, where they will spend some time. Aut0- and co-mker loan.

Expert Mrs. Elizabeth Bell was a former 'tlvSff resident of Bentle-'ille. Mr. and Mrs. Annis Abd were PerSOnal FinOllCO Co mc i-(John s.

c. Hcrron, Substituted A $5.95 val. for Only $2.98 A CHARLEROI. Call) PHONE: CHARLEhOI 175 1n4 Flatr: MN St. MeKtaa A.

Trustees of the Last Will and Testament of J. B. Finlcy, deceased. FRED W. BRADY, Sheriff.

Sheriff's Office, Washington, Pa. October 12, 1931. Oct. 19-2C; Nov. 2.

1934. DJt. J. G. FORSYTHE Ci.iropodist Foot Specialist Pirst National Bank Bldg.

Phone 130 CHARLEROI, PA. Daily 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.

SAT. to 9 p. m. x-iusourgn cars -Tuesday. i Miss Mary Elizabeth Graff, of Black Lick, was a recent visitor at' the homc of Rev.

and Mrs. McCon-! noil. j( Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rennie, of Vcnetia were Sunday visitors at' the home of Mrs.

Jennie Johnston. Mrs. Kathryn L. Randolph and daughter, of Burgettstown, are; visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

H. B. Lake. CROWN FLOATING SOAP COFFEE'S I 'j EXECUTORS' NOTICE I Estate of William B. Lu.sfs, do- i ceased, late of Monongahcla, PENNY FLOOR SHOW Genuine Cannon Blanket (Containing not less than 25 wool) Here's What You Do Get a card from us.

Print your ncpae and address on it. Have it punched everytime you make a purchase in this s'ore. When you have purchased $8.00 worth of groceries and $2.00 vorth of Proctor Gamble Products, send Ihc card and only $2.93 by Postal Money Order or check to Cannon Mills Distributing ti i. a y- x- I 1 wasningion wumy, rcnnsyivania. i vioia Ulatfelter.

manarer FatUrln Kav Burke. Pittihuroh I nf U. ttsburgh'sll Singer I utriicia u.un uic uuuvr siore. Is recuperat- Character and Bluea csiaic naving occn granica rni a tonsil operation. I Rnev'.

f. tan and to the undersigned, notice is Mr. and Mrs. Harry Garner vis-, acrobatic dancino hereby given to tho.se indebted ted at the home of the farmp'a 1 ic per bar DUNG Auspices Iiibekahs and Cdd Fellows TONIGHT 8 P. M.

I. O. O. F. HALL Awards THIS IS THE ACTUAL SIZE tjicrcto to make immediate pay- parents, Mr.

and Mrs. II. Car-, 532 McKean Ave. Charleroi 1 I 1 I 1 I ,1 GUARANTEED BY CANNON MIUS reversible 2 tone silk bound iirit siit 72 84 Box 837, Cincinnati, Ohio. handsome, silk- Thty will send you, postpaid, the bound Cannon blanket you select.

I 1 Stimulating, fra- 1 jjr grant flavor puis ml clas of its own. txira-ml ffcsh because yk of the high vac II I I uvm packing. II or demands to present them for settlement. Mansell Lusk. 91.1 Fourth Street, Monongahcla.

Pa. r.crtha VanVoorhis, 417 Tliird Street. Monongahcla, Pa. I Executors. Geo.

Scott. Attorney. Mononguhclu, Pa. Sept. 28; Oct.

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G. GIANT SIZE 3 for 12c OXYDOL SMALL 3 for 25c Opening Day NOVEMBER 3rd ym PHOTOS cj MINUTES J-L 2S (Hext to Bondascha's Bakery) 412 MAIN STREET Try a pound Freeh Roasted ADVERTISING WILL COAX THE TIMID DOLLARS OUT OF HIDING. FEIEOH PRODUCE 15c FULL FASHION SILK HOSIERY 69c Try a pair of these good wearing Full Fash ion Silk Hosiery in both service and CO ft chiffon weights at this low price. WWW QwallSCy Meats Fresh Ground Meat lb. 1C BACON Ib.23c FREE SERVICE FOR YOUR CAR SOMERSET Potatoes, pk.

100 LB. SACK 95c Apples, 7 lb. Lettuce, 2 lids. Celery, stalk Sweets, 2 lb. Let us Check your battery Fill it with water and clean the terminals USL BATTEKIES Home Made Loose SAUSAGE 25 15c 5c 5c 25c 25c lb.

age lb. use ANTI-FREEZE EVEREADY PRESTONE ALCOHOL Oranges, doz. Special values in Silk Hosiery at only 60c NEW PLAID WOOLENS Attractive colorings and Qff Very Special at WWV SEE OUR NEW FELT HATS Selling Special at 98c, $1.25, $1.95 Most stunning Hats and best values ever offered at these Low Prices $5.00 Suede and Fur Felt Hats Special Sale women's winter underwear at about half price SEE OUR SATURDAY BAROAINS Rib End Florida's 200 Size BOILED HAM Pound Grapes, 3 lb. Bananas, 4 lb. Roast 18 18c 29 SHELL VEAL SHOULDER ROAST, lb BOSTON STYLE BUTTS, lb GASOLINE MOTOR OILS 35 9C 25c CHIPPED BEEF K-lb.

pkg WIENERS and JUMDO, 2 lbs STANDARD Oysters, pint 21c LUNCHEON MEAT Pound Gillingham's Service Station FOOD RELIEF SLIPS ACCEPTED 204 FOURTH ST, MONONGAHELA.