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THE NEWS-HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1936. PAGE FIVE SHOP Cordially invite you to see new display of Ladies' and Misses' Suits, Coats, Hats, and Dresses. A. J. GRIBBEN Open Sunday 9 A.

M. to 10 P. M. KODAK FILMS Printing and Developing Dague-Bartholomew Co. Phone 94 We Deliver PARKER, SHAFFER and PARKETTE FOUNTAIN PENS $1.25 to $5.00 and up.

Pencils as low as 50c. This is the FOUNTAIN PEN that writes 7,000 a a NEEDS WORD GAUGE words with one filling. JORDAN'S Gifts for Every Occasion Your Coat Beautifully Renewed for Easter A thorough, careful, Raymond quality cleaning will smartly restore its beauty and usefulness. Send it now. Plain Plus Raymonizing $1 STANDARD SERVICE 75c RAYMOND CLEANERS PHONE 272 CASH LOANS Now you can get the cash you need -on your own signature.

We will lend you up to $300 and give you plenty of time to repay--a year or longer. Single and married people come to us every day instead of bothering relatives and friends, because they know our service is so private. Maybe cash will help. you-if it will, write, 'phone or better still COME IN Personal Finance Co. PHONE 979, 305 Oil City National Bank Corner Center and Seneca Streets, Oil City, Pa.

GABRIELEEN and GLO-TONE PERMANENTS Careful permanent waving that cannot harm the hair. Frederic's System BEAUTY PARLOR. 1288 Buffalo Street. Phone 615. AIR-STEP SHOES SHEASLEY'S BROWNbilt SHOE STORE DETROIT JEWEL GAS RANGES Deigned for Better Lining! United Natural Gas Company News Clubs Women's Personals SOCIETY Ofice-457.

HELEN P. DROK, Society Editor. Home- SOCIAL EVENTS. Miss Jeanne Johnston Elected Delegate to Kappa Kappa Gamma Convention in Quebec in June. Miss Jeanne Johnston, daughter Mr.

and Mrs. S. N. Johnston, 734 Buffalo Street, and a student at the University of Boston, has been elected a delegate to the Kappa Kappa Gamma convention to be held at the Seigniory Club, New Montebello, Quebec, June 23 to 30.. Miss Johnston is Standards Chairman of the Sorority.

Women of Moose Hold All-Day Quilting and Dinner. The Women of the Moose met on Wednesday afternoon Moose Hall and quilted. 6 o'clock a pancake supper was served to 45 members and friends. The regular business meeting lowed with Mrs. Rose Karns in charge.

Pinochle was played and prizes won by Miss Katharine Marsh, Mrs. Nettie Cox, Mrs. James Orlando, Joseph Wurdach, Leroy Hovis and Mr. Balksteadt. The committee in crarge was composed of Mrs.

Max Pyle, Mrs. Harold Cramer, Mrs. Walter Phillips and Miss Marsh. The next meeting will be held on April with quilting the afternoon and a tureen supper in evening. Birthday Dinner Held by Members of Swastika Circle.

The members of the Swastika Circle held a delightful birthday dinner OD Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Walter McDaniel, Prospect Park, honoring Mrs. McDaniel and Mrs. J. P.

Shook, two of the members whose birthday anniversaries it was. The table attractively decorated in a color a arrangement of yellow and white with the centerpiece being Easter lilies and dogwood. The favors were miniature Easter baskets filled with candy eggs. Mrs. McDaniel and Mrs.

Shook received many lovely handkerchiefs. Ruth Authenreith's Orchestra to Play for Night Club Tonight. Ruth Authenreith and her Orchestra, of Youngstown, 0., will play for another of the ever popular Night Clubs at the Franklin Club tonight. Dancing will begin at 10 o'clock and those desiring dinner reservations should make them early. At the one held two weeks ago there was attendance of about 100 members and their guests and it proved so delightful that Richard Lamberton, chairman the Entertainment Committee, planned another for tonight.

Miss Virginia McFarland Initiated Into Sorority. Philathea Missionary Society to Meet Monday Evening at Church. Miss Virginia McFarland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. McFarland, 409 Elk Street, a student sat Indiana State Teachers College, has been initiated into the Delta Chapter of the Alpha Sigma Gau Sorority. At the progressive luncheon held on Feb. 15 Miss McFarland made the response to the greeting of new sisters of the sorority. The monthly meeting the Philathea Missionary Society of the First Methodist Episcopal Church will be held in the church parlors Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock.

Mrs. C. S. Brakeman will have charge of the devotionals; Mrs. James Boyersmith, program, and Miss Ella Lutton, Engagement of Miss Cowles to A.

K. Rheem, Announced. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A.

Cowles, 1246 Overlook Road, Lakewood, announce the engagement of their laugh- ter, Virginia Hollister, to Albert K. Rheem, of Los Angeles, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. K.

Rheem, of this city. GOOD WEATHER SPURS CURB MARKET BUYING A score or more of Venango County farmers and marketers opened their stands at the Franklin curb market this morning in the first large turnout of produce of the spring season. The stands had a good patronage as the marketers were welcomed back to their old places. During the winter, Saturdays have found from one to five stands in operation at the curb on Twelfth Street, but during the most severe weather, none appeared. Pleasant weather today found both marketers and patrons turning out in the largest numbers since last fall.

A LIBERAL ALLOWANCE For Your OLD WATCH Ill TRADE IT IN for a NEW BULOVA No matter how old your watch may beyou can trade it in We will give you a liberal allow. ance towards a new Buloval JOAN $2975 LONE LAOLE 17 jewels $3975 FELDMAN'S ADVERTISEMENTS Insertion $56 ter sequent consecative Insertion. makas over Ave lines will be at line drst insertion and for each additional ties. CARD BASKET. Mr.

and Mrs. H. C. Stolz, of Bradford, and Mrs. C.

C. Doolittle, of Olean, N. are guests of the women's sister, Mrs. H. H.

Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. H. E.

Terrill arrived Thursday from Keystone Heights, where they spent the winter, and were guests of the latter's daughter, Mrs. D. M. Yokes. They have gone to their home at Conneaut Lake Park for the summer.

RECENT DEATHS. bronchial died in the Chester County Hospital, West Chester, March 15. He was a former resident of Franklin and a son of the late Dr. Stephen and Catherine Sloan Bredin, who came to Franklin about 1885 when Dr. Bredin took over the medical practice of Dr.

Snowden. Mr. Bredin is survived by his wife and two sisters, Misses Christine and Katharine Bredin. A brother, Rae Sloan Bredin, an artist of New Hope, died two years ago. Bredin was born in Butler, Pa.

When be was 14 years old, he enItered Cornell University and later took a course in chemistry at Columbia University to aid him in his work in the oil fields. He married Sarah B. Bredin in 1907, and they lived at their farm, "Meadowcroft" near Westtown, attending Westtown School Friends' meeting. For many years the deceased was a member of the Thornbury, Delaware County, Young Friends' Association. George Sloan Bredin.

After a long illness, terminating in George Sloan Mrs. William Doyle. Mrs. William Doyle, of Stoneboro, died at her home Friday afternoon following an illness of two years. She is survived by her husband and two daughters: Mrs.

Edward Leathers, of Stoneboro, and Mrs. Fred Emerson, of Maples, N. Y. Funeral services will be held Monday at the home. Mrs.

Doyle is a sister-in-law of Mrs. H. H. Campbell, of this city. ELKS WILL ATTEND ST.

JOHN'S SERVICES ON SUNDAY EVENING Franklin Lodge of Elks will attend the services of St. John's Episcopal Church tomorrow evening, in loving memory of the Very Rev. Martin Aigner, D. late rector of the church, and chaplain of the lodge for many years. At the same time they will observe their 47th anniversary of the institution of the lodge here in March, 1889.

Archdeacon Foreman, of the Erie diocese, will be in charge of the service. For many years it has been the custom of the Elks to observe their anniversary attending divine worship, and it is hoped that the attendance this year will be especially large- a tribute to the life and work of Dr. Aigner, whose interest in all the worthwhile things of this community WAS so notable. The evening offering will go to the Red Cross relief fund. OLDEST CHIMPANZEE DEAD.

SYDNEY, N. S. W. -UP--Casey believed to be the oldest chimpanzee in captivity, died at the Taronga Park zoo here at the age of 27. Casey was the most famous monkey in Australia and his antics so amused visitors that he was estimated to be worth at least $2,500 a year to the zoo.

TODAY'S FASHION TIP. Spring prints have changed from all-over patterns to flower pieces formally grouped in five or six colors. ROCKY GROVE MILDRED KINCH LUSHER, 19 GHAllan Street. Phone 457 from 8 m. to DOCTOR, NURSE TALK TO JUNIOR HI SCHOOL The pupils of the Rocky Grove Junior High School were profitably entertained and instructed in the regular assembly period on Friday afternoon by two enjoyable vocational guidance speakers.

Dr. D. C. Blanchard gave a fine talk on doctoring -the qualifications and disadvantages but above all the worthwhile life it involves. Miss Margaret Shannon, surgical nurse at the Franklin Hospital, told of the requirements, time involved, subjects to study in high school to ft oneself for entering the profession.

Miss Shannon endeared herself to the pupils in the short time allotted to her for her talk. The junior high school orchestra furnished music for the occasion. GOOD SAMARITANS MEET. The usually enjoyable quarterly tureen dinner of the Good Samaritan class was held Friday evening in the Evangelical Church basement. Following the supper a program was presented by Mrs.

Riley Adams and Mrs. Fred Irwin. A Bible contest was conducted by Mrs. Adame and proved highly educational. Mrs.

Irwin conducted an interesting flower game and presented prizes to Mrs. Ethel Trow, and Mrs. W. G. Firster.

Mrs. Trow pleased a vocal solo. Mrs. Estella McClintock had charge of the devotionals and Mrs. Lester Hepner of the business session.

For the April meeting Mrs. A. B. Heckard, Mrs. A.

B. Chapin, Mrs. George Haun and Mrs. Bert Dunmire were named the refreshment committee and Mrs. Lloyd Flickner and Mrs.

A. F. Barnes, entertainment. The visIting committee will be Mrs. George Oesau and Mrs.

P. R. Rice. Mrs. C.

L. Hart has, been named chairman of the committee in charge of the birthday dinner party in June and all members of the class whose anniversaries occur during the second quarter are asked to report to Mrs. Hart. It was also decided to observe DolDay in October. COMMUNITY BRIEFS.

COMMUNITY BRIEFS. The condition of 0. K. Jolley maine critical. His daughter, Mrs.

N. R. Rough, bore trona Canal with parence. The Agnew property on Elk Street has been reduced to make a quick sale. Here is a good home on large lot, 75x150.

For particulars see FRANK E. HEDLEY 417 Trust Co. Bldg, Phone 751 FOR SALE- The Atwell property on Park Bleakley Hill A lovely, modern home in fine condition, with an extra fine lot, cheap. Many others. FOR RENT--The Carter home, at 1046 Liberty A beautiful home, centrally located.

Also a number of others. 1050 Liberty St. FOR SALE Four-room cottage with electricity, gas, one acre land. Price $850. Terms.

37-acre farm, house, barn, fruit, spring water. Price $1,000. Terms. W. S.

Covell, Realtor 1262 Elk St. Phone 838. WANTED. WANTED--To rent or purchase an invalid's wheel chair; must be in good condition. Address R.

N. care of The News-Herald. 3-28 3t WANTED- -Work by widow lady and son, 20 years of age. Lady aged 40 past and has one girl 12 years old. Wishes housekeeping in an honest ower's home.

Good cook. Son experlenced with milk plant on dairy farm. Don't drink nor use bad talk. Best reference. Margaret Abbott, Mars, R.

D. 1. 1t WANTED--Five or six-room Arst floor apartment or house. Answer by written letter to Box 21, care News-Herald. 27-2t WANTED Housekeeper in country home of father and son.

electricity and water in the house. Inquire. at 65 Venango Bleakley Hill. WANTED--By responsible, permanent renter, a desirable house with coal furnace. Address Box 49, care NewsHerald.

WANTED--Man, reliable, to become an automobile and accident claim adjuster in your territory. Insurance experience unnecessary. No selling. Write Associated Adjusters, Box 767, Wilwaukee, Wis. WANTED--NOW is the time ot get your lawn mower tuned up for the summer service.

Grinding and adjusting 75c. Mowers called for and delivered 25c extra. My work is not finished until you are satisfied. L. Murdock, 407 2nd St.

Phone 1272-X. WANTED -Now is the time to have your dry cleaning and repairing done before Easter. I am positively the only dry cleaner in Franklin. I send no work to Oil City, Sharon or Greenville. I will donate 15 per cent.

of all work received up to March 31 to Red Cross flood relief. Sands, the Tailor. Phone. 149, 23-6t FOR SALE. FOR SALE- Miller Park; price reasonable.

Telephone 712. 3-28 FOR SALE or RENT House and 32 acres of land, also, 150 acre farm at Cooperstown. Inquire at Exchange Bank and Trust Co. 3-28 7t FOR SALE -Nine-inch Delta wood turning lathe, power. motor attached; practically new; cheap.

Address Box 33, care News-Herald office 25-3t FOR SALE--At a bargain as party is leaving town. 9 standard size storm windows; also, a sized one and a smaller sized one. These windows you will need next winter. Other household artiles for sale, also, Address M. G.

care of News Herald. 3-28 3t FOR SALE- We are compelled to resell beautiful Baby Grand Piano of fine make and quality. The amount due can be paid either in cash or monthly payments, and we would consider an Upright Piano as part payment. This is an exceptional bargain, so get in touch at once with the Wurlitzer Co. 110 E.

Federal Youngstown, 0. sat and mon FOR RENT. FOR RENT-Five-room apartment. Private entrance and porch. Inquire 520 Liberty St.

or phone 53 or 897-X 1t FOR RENT- -Nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Electric washer, coal furnace. All modern conveniences. 708 Buffalo Street. 3-28 3t FOR RENT- House in good condition seven rooms bath; also garage, at 435 Liberty St.

Inquire of Mrs. Carrie L. Swift, 1443 Liberty St. 27-tf FOR RENT- house located in Prospect Park; coal furnace and garage. Call 2025-A.

27-3t-dh FOR RENT-Five-room apartment, hardwood floors, furnace, garage. Also two garages and a space for storage. Inquire at 912 Liberty St. Phone 215-X. 27-tf FOR RENT--To the right party at low rent, comfortable six-room house on Fourth St.

See Mrs. Weber at 4th St. 27-2t grocery. FOR RENT--May 1st, 6-room apartment. fine location; 1416 Liberty St.

(Findlay Apartments). Phone 223. FOR -Half of double house, six and bath, with garage. Also half rooms of double house with five rooms and Inquire at 1115 Chestnut St. garage.

FOR RENT--Three or four-room nicely furnished apartment. Rent reasonable. at 1319 Myrtle Street. 26-3t Inquire FOR seven-room house, garage. Write RENT -Best location, unusually Box 200, care News-Herald.

apartment, 5 FOR and bath; private entrance; rooms good location. 839 Elk St. Phone 133-G. FOR RENT-At once, 3-room apartment, furunfurnished, or 5-room Phone apartment nished, at 828 Elk St. 785-R.

tf FOR RENT-April 1st Duplex apartment at 839 Liberty St. Six rooms, O'Hora. bath, It laundry and garage. Henry FOR RENT--April 1, attractive office rooms formerly occupied by Phipps Dolson; Shattuck, Room 3, Hancock bldg. tr also apartments.

Inquire of Mrs. MISCELLANEOUS. EDUCATION. Four more graduates of this school just took positions. Study here.

Welch's College, 72-G -Diesel training in spare time under supervision of educator with 16 years' experience as instructor. O. F. Schoeck School will accept a few mechanically inclined young men in this vicinity through their authorized registrar. Men accepted will be furnished all texts, diagrams, tools, as part of their News-Herald.

agreement. Write today. Box 12, care LOST and FOUND. FOUND--High School class ring. Loser can have same by calling at this office, Identifying property and paying for this adv.

26-2t A driver who forms the habit of bringing his car to a gradual stop will get longer wear from his tires than will one who stope abruptly. Monday Is Moving Day On Tuesday we expect to have our Ready-to-Wear Section and our Millinery Section all moved down to the new location on the Main Our new entrance on 13th Street will be opened up also. We are proud of the new equipment for these departments. We hope you will find it will help in your shopping here. Visit us soon and see what we have done here.

Pure Silk Artificial Slips Flowers $1.00 Special PALM GARDEN 617-13th Street Saturday night, Curly Huston's Rhythm Band. 25c per person. No stags. LOTUS FLOWER A Shop for Women Mrs. Jeannette L.

MoOrosson, Prop. 409 18th Tel. 078-G Franklin, Pa. DRESSES: Every wanted shade, size and material. ENSEMBLES: The "Habern" Silvertones are exclusive with this shop for Franklin and Oil City, Lovely navy, black and pastels in sheers, etc.

much lower than this class of Prices merchandise usually sells for. EASTER PHOTOGRAPHS Make appointments now. We have several smart combinatious to offer at ridiculously low prices. A. B.

ELLSWORTH PHOTOGRAPHER 1262 Liberty Street, Franklin, Pa. 14-18th ST. LEVER. LAD Phone 482-X PRINTED CREPES DRESSES AND ENSEMBLES LULU SHAW BEAUTY SALON 1227 Liberty Street, Franklin, Pa. Phone 1013 KROGER'S 1221 Liberty St.

Embassy SALAD DRESSING qt. 25c OLD CABBAGE lbs. 3 10c OYSTERS 20c pt. A THOUGHT. 0 Lord, correct me, but with judgment; not in Thine anger, lest Thou bring me to 10:24.

Our greatest glor, is not in never tailing, but in rising every time we fall -Confuctus. COMPLETE GLASSES One Price $7.50 UNIVERSAL OPTICAL 00., New Location 18 Center Oil City, Pa. WANTED JUNK, RAGS, ETC. Highest Price Paid 140 Howard FRANKLIN St. SCRAP IRON CO.

Phone 818-G CLOSED SUNDAY DAGUEBARTHOLOMEW OPEN ALL DAY MAC Says: PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR REYMER'S EASTER EGGS 1lb, 21b, 31b, 5lb NAMES DECORATED ON EGGS FREE A small deposit will hold your order until Easter. Reymer's Nut Fruit, Cocoanut Bon Bon Eggs 5c and 10c McGuire Bros. REXALL DRUG STORE 1217 Liberty Street Phone 25. We Deliver. Transit Ca.

177 MOVING The least bothersome, as well the least expensive way to move to another part of the city, or to another city, far or near, is to call us. Our trained, experienced men relieve you of all the fuss and worry of moving day. Scarlet Storage and one Estimates Gladhy S. T. KARNS SONS CO.

Phone 87. Franklin, Pa. A MAYFLOWER WAREHOUSE GIRLS' SLIPS AND UNDIES Sizes 4 to 12 Years. The Specialty Shop JESSIE A. DALE.

1888 Elk St. Phone LANG'S THE RIGHT THINGS AT THE RIGHT PRICE. 226-13th St. Across From Anderson Furniture Store. EASTER COATS and SUITS THE COATS and plain colors.

styles in more DressSwagger in Plaids, Checks $6.95 ier Coats. Models. Mannish THE and SUITS Swagger $9.95.