The News-Herald from Franklin, Pennsylvania • Page 5

THE NEWS HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1932. GRIBBEN'S SHOP New Sheer Dresses $5.98 to $12.75 One Case of Dresses Values $12.75 and $22.50 For $6.75 and $10.50 A. J. GRIBBEN Don't Miss Our 19c 29c Sale Free Shampoo with Each Purchase DAGUE-BARTHOLOMEW CO. We Give S.

H. Green Stamps BOYS! Would You Like A $3.95 FREE TICKET To the Orpheum For Tomorrow If You Buy a Pair of Our Suva Cloth Pumps GENUINE KEDS Suva cloth makes not only the You Get a Ticket FREE best looking but also the most SHOE OF CHAMPIONS" viceable shoe as it is made of pure linen thread twisted tightly. Insist on Suva cloth. SHEASLEY'S EY'S BROWNbit SHOE STORE 1248 Liberty Street SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF Prosperity GAS RANGES in the newest table top and console models. SEARS, ROEBUCK CO.

835 Seneca Street, Oil City, Pa. Phone 1926 We Will Buy Your Old Clock and pay up to $10.00 or more, If you purchase a new modern Hall, Mantel or Kitchen Clock, May we explain our plan? JORDAN'S WASHED RIVER GRAVEL FOR CONCRETE WORK At $1.50 Per Cubie Yard Delivered in Franklin S.T.KARNS SONS CO. Franklin, Pa, Phone 87 News: Clubs Women's Personals SOCIETY Office-457 ABLEN F. DECK, Society Editor. Home-748 SOCIAL EVENTS.

Regular Meeting of Loyal Sunday School Class Held. The regular meeting of the Loyal Sunday school class of the First Methodist Episcopal church was held on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. E. Peeples, Elk street, with 40 present. Following a short business session in charge of the president, Miss Nina Smiley, the remainder of the evening was spent in sewing and playing games.

Delicious refreshments were served with the following acting as hostesses: Mrs. Peeples, Mrs. J. L. Infield, Mrs.

C. A. Ritts, Mrs. P. H.

Donnelly, Frank Hughes and Mrs. W. M. Ritts. Chicken and Waffle Dinner Held at Country Club Thursday.

Another of the popular chicken and waffle dinners was served on Thursday evening at the Wanango Country club and this will be a weekly event. Thursday was Ladies' day at the club and 20 women golfers enjoyed the luncheon at noon, On Sunday the regular dinner will be served and members are asked to have their reservations in as soon as possible. The interior and grounds of the club are especially beautiful this year and everything possible is being done to make this the most successful season of the club. The prices for the meals have been reduced. CARD BASKET.

Fred Frame, a student at the University of Pennsylvania, is home to spend the summer with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Frame.

Miss Minnie Carson has gone to Pittsburgh to be the guest of her sisMrs. Maude Thomas, for a few days. Bernard. Brown, Emlenton Bleakley Alumni Hill, associ- atation banquet on Thursday evening at Emlenton. Mrs.

E. H. Crossen and Miss Alma Edinger attended the Emlenton Alumni association banquet on Thursday evening at Emlenton. William Wilson, a student at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, is home to spend the summer with his father, Fred A. Wilson.

Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Buchanan returned Thursday evening from Harrisburg, where this week they attended the Funeral Directors' association convention of Pennsylvania.

Miss Martha Nuhart, of Wheeling, W. who has been the Miss Elizabeth Howard, has returned to her home. The girls are roommates at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Mr. and.

Mrs. A. K. Rheem, daughter, Miss Alice Louise, and Miss Alice Rheem left today for Amherst, where on Sunday Albert K. Rheem, will graduate from Amherst College.

Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Nicklin are expected home today from Boston, and they will be accompanied by their daughters, Miss Martha.

a student at the Katharine School, Boston, and Miss Emma, a student at Radcliffe College, Cambridge, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. A. J.

Barron returned Thursday evening from Harrisburg, where they attended the Pennsylvania Funeral Directors' association convention. Mr. Barron was a delegate from the western Pennsylvania association. 1 Mr. and Mrs.

Robert T. Blair and little daughter, Carolyn, of Tulsa, are here to spend three weeks with Mr. Blair's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Blair, Chestnut street. Mr. Blair is connected with the Southern Bell Telephone at Tulsa. APPROVE LIGONIER ISSUE.

HARRISBURG, June of municipal bond issues a'nnounced today by Secretary Dewey of Internal Affairs included: Ligonier township school district, Westmoreland county, $12,000, new school build. ing. -The condition of C. Barnard was reported as encouraging last evening. Doctors and nurses feel he is gaining strength, RECENT DEATHS.

Titus M. Shorts. Titus M. Shorts, aged 63 died on Thursday evening at 10 o'clock at his home, Victory township, near Pearl on the Pittsburgh Road. He had been ill for several years.

Mr. Shorts was born on the farm on which he resided and was well known and highly respected in the community. He was united in marriage on July 22, 1889, to Miss Sarah McMillin, who survives together with the following children: W. W. Shorts, Mrs.

Ware S. McCray and Ors. Ione Rugh, of Franklin; R. C. Shorts, of Oil City.

He also leares six grandchildren and two sisters, Mrs. J. B. Shrader, of Scranton, and Mrs. G.

A. Arner, of Chester, W. and one brother, B. W. Shorts, of Clereland.

The following half-brothers and half-sisters survive: Mrs. Sarah Spencer, and Mrs. W. D. McMillin, of Franklin; J.

P. Rice, Chester, W. and Dr. O. V.

Rice, Luskoge, Oklahoma. Funeral services will be held at the home on Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, and burial will follow in the Shorts family cemetery. The services will be in charge of Rev. J. K.

Jones, pastor of the Hebron Evangelical church, where the deceased attended and was very active. Mrs. L. E. Baker.

Mrs. Bessie Morrison Baker, wife of L. E. Baker. died suddenly Thursday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the family home in Canal township.

She is survived by her husband and the following children: Mrs. Ethel Deeter, of Canal; Mrs. Clayton Sutley, of Rocky Grove; Mrs. Thomas Boughner, of Cochranton; Cecil Baker, of Utica: Vernon Baker, of Utica, and Howard and Betty, at home. One sister.

Mrs. George Brown. Buffalo, N. two brothers, William Morrison, Tulsa, Newton Morrison. Franklin; 18 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren also survive.

The funeral services are announced for Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the family home, with Rev. Merrifleld officiating and interment following in the Baptist cemetery in Canal township. Albert Cyrus Randall. Albert Cyrus Randall, aged 58 years, idled on Wednesday at Sugarcreek. 'He was born in this state and for the greater part of his life was a resident of Franklin and vicinity, following the trade of brush maker, part of the time in Pittsburgh.

Surviving him are two brothers. Edward F. Randall, of Toledo, 0., and Allen B. Randall, of New York City, and one sister, Mrs. George Bulkley, of l'etersburg.

Pa. The body was removed to the funeral home of Boyd N. Park, where the funeral services will occur Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock with Rev. S. S.

Clark. pastor of the First Baptist church. officiating and interment following in the Franklin cemetery. William H. Landvoigt.

Word has been received here of the sudden death of William H. Landvoigt, of Washington. D. which occurred on Thursday. Mr.

Landvoigt had been dramatic editor of the Washington "Evening Star" for more than 30 years. He is the father of W. Arnold Landvoigt, agent in charge of the Pittsburgh Federal Secret Service bureau W. A. Landvoigt is a brother-in-law of Mrs.

Charles H. Sheasley, of this city, and is well-known here. REAL RELIEF TO CROPS IN RAIN ON THURSDAY PITTSBURGH, June averaging an inch or more fell last night in western Pennsylvania bringing the first real relief to crops in more than a month, Weather Forcaster W. S. Brotzman reported today.

Water gauges showed a rain fall of an inch or more in Johnstown, Greensburg, Franklin, Smethport. Freeport, Natrona and other western Pennsylvania communities and in Wheeling, Va. Little rain fell in Pittsburgh. Thunder showers are predicted for today or tonight in this district. Marriage Licenses Matthew Richard Rossiter, Reno, and Mildred Marie Connelly, of Pittsburgh.

Lewis Norman Filegar, of Union City, and Gertrude Esther Soyka, of Titusville. nil EASY PAYMENTS Have a good five-room house with bath in the First Ward for sale on easy payments. The price is $2,200. FRANK E. HEDLEY, 412 Trust Co.

Bldg. Phone 751 ADVERTISEMENTS making 10c line each Unless NO Leyed Instructions FOR SALE Several low priced city homes. (Easy terms). Also many farm bargaine, large of small. Some to trade for city properties.

COVELL REALTY, Phone $38, Franklin, Pa. FOR RENT. FOR BENT-Five room house, with bath and garage. Rent, $16.010 per month. Inquire at 843 Liberty street.

FOR RENT 2 or 3 furnished roome, bath and laundry; private entrance; furnace heat. Possession at once, Reasonable rent. 140 Grant street. FOR RENT-Small house of Ax rooms, bath and electricity. Rent cheap.

Call 7139 Buffalo st. Phone 641-X. FOR RENT OR SALE Good 5 room 23 Gilfillan Gillian st Inquire Frank E. of Hed- Mrs. Russell, 27 or ley, 41'2 Trust Co.

Bldg. FOR RENT -Second Door apartment over Candyland. Inquire at premises. FOR RENT Store room in Alexander block also office rooms. Inquire of Lee H.

Wright, Exchange Bank and Trust Co. FOR RENT -House of seven rooms and bath, at 935 Buffalo street. Inquire On premises. WANTED. WANTED Salesman Sell Nursery Stock.

Good proposition, steady work. Now is the time. La Pointe Nursery Geneva, New York. FOR SALE. FOR SALE- -White porcelain lined refrigerator, new.

Capacity, 75 lbs. Sold cheap if sold at once. Inquire at 919 Liberty st. Phone 784-R. FOR SALE There is a real opportunity for the right party with a SEE small amount of capital at SUTTON) Sugarcreek.

The property is offered cheap. Many other good bargains. Some to rent. Farms, too. LOST and FOUND.

LOST Misplaced in 1928 Chevrolet coach parked in front of Franklin Trust bank, Friday about 9:30 a. a lady's black coat and boy'e sweater. Please return to 430 Grant or NewsHerald. HERE IT IS Just what you have been waiting for. Farm, 57 acres; 3 orchards; good water; large bank barn, and 8 room plank house.

Get the price on this. Don't Miss This Bargain! See GEO. GREAVES, Realtor, 537 Grant St. Phone 1219 THRONG AT OPENING OF LEACH'S NEW GROCERY At least 500 persons attended the opening of Leach's grocery Thursday evening as one of the large number stores this vicinity in the new Nation- Wide Stores, a merger for the purchasing stock in large quantities and therefore at more favorable prices. Sandwiches and coffee were served, and the supply provided on original estimates of the probable attendance had to be increased.

The store management received many compliments on the good appearance of the establishment, and on its newest enterprise. Orchestral music throughout the evening was provided by Beggs Hawaiians, radio artists. MISS MECKLEY TO GRADUATE FROM PITTSBURGH SCHOOL Miss Olive Meckley, daughter of Mrs. M. R.

Meckley, 417 3rd street, is a member of the June graduating class of Miss Conley's Secretarial School, in Pittsburgh. A class of 63 young women will receive their diplomas on June 30, when Dr. Stuart Nye Hutchison will deliver an address to the graduates. for one week. no longer We'll Give You $2 for your old pen 31 on the purchase of this New Quick- -starting Non -clogging Parker Duofold We make this amazing offer to introduce Parker Duofold Pens twice as sure to Parker's new Quick -with anti- start, and start instantly, Now, this first clogging twin ink channel.

When used week only, we allow $2 for your old pen with Parker's new pen-cleaning ink called on any new Parker Duofold Sr. Latest Quink, these quick-starting pens com- streamlined models, Jewel-like barrels, pletely end the annoyance of having to with almost double the ink capacity of shake or coax to get the ink to flow, This the average pen, Come at once, Ransack 18 fully, guaranteed when Quink only is office and home till you find an old pen. used, Yet even when used with old-time Bring it in, and go out with a fine new oks, the Parker Quick-starter makes Parker. FELDMAN'S PAGE FIVE' New Summer Frocks in La Talla $12.50 We introduce for the first time a new material in summer sleeveless and short sleeve tennis or golf frocks. La Talla is one of the newest dull finish or chalk finish materials.

A corded weave that will wash perfectly. See the display tomorrow. In Petal Rose, White, Ciel Blue, Corn, Green. WE OUGHT TO BE ARRESTED TOO. Oriental Rug Reproductions 2-2x4-6 at 4-6x6-6 at $7.95 Peddlers have been busy in town lately selling imitation Oriental Rugs for the real thing.

Just to show you that we can supply goods of this kind, we make this display. We present them for just what they are, Imitations. We price them for just what they are worth. Silk Slips Cannon Towels V-Cut 22x44 $1.00 250 TEA TABLE GOSSIP -Notice: I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by anyone in my name. Charles Strauss.

-There was no perceptible change today in the condition of Phil. Engelskirger, past commander of Mays Post, who has been in failing health for some time and is now confined to bed. -The members of the Gleaners' class of the First Evangelical Sunday school are asked to meet in the class room at 1:30 o'clocg Saturday afternoon to attend the funeral services of John C. Rice. -Ladies, you can have your shoes repaired the way you want to; no nails to tear your hose or scratch your floors.

The Expert Shoe Repairing, 1115 Liberty street. -Fresh dressed chickens, broilers, 28c; shoulder roast of lamb, 15c; lamb stew, 3 lbs. for 25c; choice roast of veal, 15c; veal breast, with pocket, 10c; English cut pork chops, 2 Ibs. for 25c. Robinson's Market, 527 13th street.

6-17-1t -The heavy rainfall of yesterday amounted to 48-100ths of an inch. The power went off for about eight minutes, shortly before 1:30 o'clock, but wag quickly restored. Warm weather continued during the afternoon, with WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dupont Paint, Varnishes, Duco WesPen Paint Co. 307-13th St. Phone 168 DuPont Interior GLOSS PAINT Was $3.60 Now Per Gal.

$300 1881--Over 50 Years of Service-1932 LEACH'! CASH and CARRY -orPhone, Delivery and Credit Service MEAT SPECIALS Veal or Lamb Stew 10c Fresh Ground lbs. 25c Our Own Baked Ham 43c City Chickens ............6 for 50c EXTRA WEEK-END CASH GROCERY SPECIALS All 10c Bread Frank's Kraut, 1ge cans. .2 for Fresh Eggs dozen 18c Good Country Potatoes peck 18c Doggie Dinner 3 cans 23c Swiss Cheese, brick 280 Aristocrat Ginger Ale. .2 bottles Baked Beans ...5 cans New Potatoes .10 lbs. 240 Pastry Flour sacks 250 Full Cream Cheese lb.

270 Our Own Hotel Blend Coffee lb. 290 Pin Money Pickles, Jar 25, 85, 400 Home Grown Strawberries Striped Sack Means Quality Phone 15 the mercury reaching 83 as the high for the day, Phone 429 VIELE McGINNIS PLUMBING AND HEATING 1262 Elk Street, Franklin, Pa. Grand Union Grocery Stores INCORPORATED BURMA COFFEE lb. 29c Lard 5 lbs. 25c Haddock 10c Bacon Squares 10c Coal Prices Reduced! RESCREENED LUMP, $3.80 Per Ton MINE RUN $3.60 Per Ton CASH ON DELIVERY.

These prices include delivery to your home and coal must be paid on delivery. Franklin Coal Co. Phone 127 1015 Buffalo St. -COKE-WOOD Automatic Heating Service..