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AlTOONA TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER. 21, I Stough I i Campaign PAGE SIX QLLIIPAYSBURG County Capital's Foremost Business Houses and Up-to-the-Minutc News Service News I -i Furnished by The Committees MWWWWWWWWW EVERYTHING READY FOR THE Thanksgiving Sale Men' Work Committee. 'S PARADE The men's work committee met last evening at the First Presbyterian church and outlined the plan of Remember you have but a few more days to get ready for Thanksgiving dinner. Roasters Sheet Iron, medium size, 25c each. the church census which will be taken on Saturday.

December 5th, be The Celebrated Sawry Roasters- The Maish Comfort and Blanket See our window display of the celebrated Maish comforts. The lightest weight and warmest comfort on the market These comforts are of such construction that It Is most impossible to describe them, and for that reason, you ought to come and see thera before buying your next comforts. Prices range from $1.98 to $3.75. Indian home made wool blankets. Extra fine grade, all colors, at $4.50.

Other comforts and blankets from 69c to $2.98. GLESSNER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Table Cloths, only beautiful designs. Prices $2.75, $2.25, $1.25 and' 99c each. Extra quality Linen Napkins, size 22x22 at $3.00 per dozen. Linen Damask, 51 In.

wide, heavy quality 50c, 6S in. wide 69c a yard. 70 In. wide, 72 In. wide very fine quality, $1.25 a yard.

Mercerized Damask, 56 In. wide, 25c. 72 In. wide, 60c a yard. tween the hours of 12 noon" and 3 p.

m. The following committee has Quality Alumnium Roasters guaranteed for 20 years, $1.64. Pie Pans, 25c. TABLE LINEN Flno Linen Table Sets, floral designs with 12 Napkins to match. Price $5.50.

been anpointed to look after the diS' tricts assigned them and additional helpers will be given them in each queness of the Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. I First Baptist, Rev. Louis J. Schoep-pler, pastor, will take as his theme at 11 a.

"Some Causes for Gratitude," a sermon in keeping with the spirit 08 the season; at 7:30 p. "It Is Good to Be Thankful." The pastor will preach at Lower Reese at 3 p. m. Bible school at 9:40 a. "Which Are We Choosing, Jesus or Barabbas?" is Shadrach Bible class theme.

Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30 p. m. Church of God Sunday school at 10 a. m.

Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. Service at 7:30 p. m. in charge of Mr.

Win. Neal. Cyrus S. None-maker, pastor. Holy Trinity Protestant Episcopal Suuday next before Advent.

Holy Communion at 8 a. m. Matins and sermon, "Religion and the Child," at II a. m. Sunday school at 2.30 p.

m. ward and precinct. Chairman, A. Patrick, J. C.

MeKerihan, V. W. Huff Everything In Merchandise Bell Phone -Opera House Block- Hollldaysburg, Pa. G. M.

Stewart, J. M. Henry, idlbert Nokes, W. C. Burtnett, Jesse All' is now in readiness for the parade of the Phoenix firemen this afternoon, and the fire laddies and townspeople In general are hoping for favorable weather for this notable event in the history of Hollidaysburg.

The new truck was tried out thoroughly yesterday and found to be in perfect shape; the big machine working like a charm, performing all its functions in a most satisfactory manner. The big pageant will start at 2:30 o'clock and proceed over the principal streets of the town in the following order: Chief marshal and aides; chief burgess and members of the borough council; charter members of the Phoenix Fire company; retired members of the Phoenix Are com-' 1 Miller, Walter McGlathery, F. Bran nen, D. P. Sunderland, Bay Wteltner, E.

Brenneman, F. R. Finney, Grant Houesman, A. T. Leffard, N.

F. Runs, vJ. Walters, M. F. Barley, F.

K. For Butchering Time Lard Presses, Sausage StufTers, Saws, Knives, Cleavers, Steels, Lard Presses, Iron Kettles, Etc. TURKEY ROASTERS Table Coffee Percolators and Aluminum Cooking Utensils. Flegal, W. B.

Fickes, W. J. Powell, F. G. Fowler and I.

T. Shadle. The committee on banquet who will arrange for the business men's ban quet with the Stough party upon their Evensong and address, "The Precious Fragments" at 7:30 p. ra. Wednesday evening, litany and conference, 7:30 p.

m. Thursday, November 26, Thanksgiving Day Matins and sermon, 10:30 a. m. Malcolm DeP. May-nard, priest in charge.

arrival ft as follows: H. M. Cheno-weth, chairman, M. J. Davis, E.

A. Zeek, H. L. Hesscr and 0. B.

Both Fhoaes G. W. Williams The Big Store Hollidaysburg, Pa. A Beautiful Home Being Sacrificed Two and one-half stony trick cased house on corner of Penn and Garber streets, lot 60x120. This 13 a brand new house, first floor has large spacious living room with fire place, open stairway and bay window, large dining room with built In china closet with bevel plate glass doors, nice sized kitchen and pantry with cupboards and shelves, second floor has three nice bedrooms, hall and a bath room, also a fine big win50W thlrd flor.

more rooms could be arranged on i deslred- Fi'ie cellar with separate room for heater, which hath toAeee from eoing through the floor. The pa iSJ2 Ued up with 11,6 best quality guaranteed fixtures, walls iliii, i a floor covered with Inlaid linoleum. The kitchen is equipped tanonf Jf ran8e for cooking, baking or roasting, has an instan-Utif heate connected to the hot water boiler, one piece enamel sink 1 flnnV. has inlaid linoleum on the kitchen and pantry SJ' s.talr8 in the living room are oak with a beautiful open rail 5HiA stepa- There 18 a hot water heater in the cellar rmo5ta' attached, which regulates the heat to any tempera- hnnA oiato'-each room, the heating plant is guaranteed. Th Eei '2r electrlc, "eht and piped for gas, therl is an elegant rin ellth room with a shower in living room and a magnificent SSSi room-, Rear Prch 8x10 and fine front porch, ten feet flv ffS tW.enty"f0,,T feet with cut stone cap around brick base.

fmnt oL Tent Dn and Garber streets with walks leading to rtnw hlar h0UB9' Jn addition to all of this there is a duplex eJeIy white and buff In color; remember everv- ort SW and has never been used. This property Is being sacriflc SticS iJ. k.FJ6 wue, quote and vou are looking for a home, you will be TJnuJ this property, it will increase in value for you. We will 1 this property a. Fire Insurance Policy, with nearly two years 'compete $4800 00 complete and ready for occupancy.

Price. C. B. Jacobs' Son Co. Phones Hollldaysburg, Pa.

Opposite Post off ice Both pany; drum corps; visiting firemen, headed by ex-volunteers of Altoona; chief of the Hollidaysburg fire department; steamer, hose wagon, autotruck; Frankstown band; ex-chiefs of the Hollidaysburg fire department; active members of the Phoenix Fire company; citizens. When the parade is ended Borough Solicitor Marion D. Patterson, on behalf of Hollidaysburg borough council, will present the new auto-truck to the Phoenix Fire company. The response and address of acceptance will be made by Robert W. Smith, secretary of council.

The committee on invitations for the parade wish to extend a cordial HOLLIDAYSBURG DOG TOOK CLEARFIELD SHOW PRIZE For the Man Who Wants the Best i Instructions were given relative to jthe mass meeting to be held on Sunday afternoon and Prof. H. H. Baish iwili preside. (:) Music Committee.

The music committee will meet at 'ihe First Presbyterian church on i Monday evening, November 23, at' lp. m. The chairman urges all com-imitteemen to be present and bring the list of singers from their respective churches, as the work must go iforward without delay. Committee. The press committee will meet at the same church at 7:45, p.

m. and fthe chairman is very anxious to have a full attendance. Important business Nothing is too good for the plain American citizen. We offer a very complete ttock of the newest fall styles and models in Hart, Sehaffner and Marx Suits, Overcoats, Balmacaans and Macklnaws, Mallory Cravenetted Hats, Florsheim Shoes. Each the best of its kind.

Impossible, to butter anywhere. Why not "trade In Ilollidavs-burg?" T. H. Suckling Leading Clothing Store. Hollidaysburg.

Invitation to all honorary and former members of the Phoenix Fire company; of the Allegheny Hook and Ladder company; the old Good Will company, and any others, to partici General Insurance 410 Money to Loan on First JOHN N. DRASS Estate ALLEGHENY HOLLIDAYSBURG, PA. i pate In the parade. A number of automobile owners of the town will give the free use of their machines espe win come Detore tne meeting on 'which immediate action is necessary. cially for conveying the veteran firemen and others, and there will thus be a long line of cars in the proces St.

Louis Dan, a blue-blooded setter, owned by Peter S. Duncan, of Sunset Hill, captured the second prize at the sportsmen's dog show, held this week at Penfield Clearfield county. The first honor was taken by Sir Roger De Covey, a Philadelphia dog. There were sixty blooded dogs in the contest from Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Buffalo and other places and Mr. Duncan was very well pleased to see his dog take second place in such high class company.

This was a meeting of the Pennsylvania Field Trial club, which was held at Pen-field on account of being a good grouse country. A number of highbred animals were given exhaustive trials among the grouse coveys, followed by the judges and many interested sportsmen, and all the canines did excellent work, the best dogs being given prizes. The dog show was held at night. The judges were J.J. Beecherd, Honesdale; D.

R. Rose, of Knox, and J. S. Wilder, of Ding-hampton, N. Y.

THE VAULT WITHOUT A FAULT sion. The automobiles will assemble on Wayne street, between Allegheny ALL BELGIUM IN and Walnut streets. The parade will form on Walnut street, west of Wayne street, and will start at 2:30 o'clock. LONG BREAD LI The Phoenix Fire company held a Wear Ever Aluminum Cooking Utensils Most durable utensile made. Coffee pots, Cake pans, Berlin kettles, Double boilers, at moderate prices.

ROASTERS Aluminum Roasters and $3.50 Lisk Enameled Roasters $1.75, $2.00 and $2.25 Savory Roasters, all sizes 75c to $2.25 L. Leedom Son 308 Montgomery St. Hollldaysburg meeting last evening and perfected final arrangements for the parade. The various committees submitted their reports, which were satisfactory in every way and showed that all the details had been perfected and there is thus nothing else to do but wait for Conditions Grow More and More Serious Fuel as Well as Food Needed the time of starting. This celebration EVENTS ABOUT TOWI will be one of the greatest events In the history of the town, marking the No Interment Is Complete Without This Vault.

Estates and friends of he dead are at last sure of a permanent, efEciect waterproof, burglar proof, rodent jtoof, sanitary and modern burial receptacle. Manufactured by II. II. HUNTER, Hollldavsbura. Pa.

change from the old to the new style of fire fighting and giving the borough of Hollidaysburg most excellent pro Are You Thinking of Firing Up? London, November P. M. Notwithstanding the amount of relief work which is being done for the Belgians, conditions there in the cities as well as the rural dis- 4into nun mnn r.m.tmn-1 tection against fire, one of the most destructive of all the elements. Wclf and Greenlawn Cems-Rcarlck, Martlnsburg, risnaica cy r. a.

ivicrananct, r-. tory Association, Hollldaysburg; J. P. Grant A. Hlte, Roaring Spring, Pa.

ES Si Come to our big opening of toys and holiday goods today and hear the Edison concert. G. W. WILLIAMS. Special at Sellers' for Saturday: 3 best Butterine 50c; Little Pig Hams, sugar cured, young and tender, 19c best Mince Meat, 2 lbs.

for 25c. Turkeys, Chickens and Ducks in abundance. Give us your order for a good Thanksgiving turkey. We have them direct from the best farms in Ohio. For Rent House with modern conveniences.

Hattie Elliott. A new cafe known as the "Highland Hall Cabaret," will be opened at Miss I Presyterian, Rev. W. H. Orr, pas If you are, call and' let us show you our line of Oak, Hot Blast, and Base Burners, Heating Stoves.

We have a line second to none. Our prices are reasonable. The Diamond Hardware Co. Retailers of Everything in Hardware. 221 Allegheny St.

Hollidaysburg, Pa. Both Phones initio, die Mv-uiiiiufs uiui nci tuuo. Tean Van Branden, a member of the Belgian national relief committee, who arrived here today from Brussels to consult the American relief commission, said that the situation in Brussels was growing more alarming constantly, as refugees are pouring Into that city at the rate of a day. ''This influx," he said, "is due to tor. Sunday school at 9:45 a.

m. Brotherhood class at 10 a. m. Morn-ing service at 11. Subject of sermon, 'Amos, the Herdsman." ennsuan en deavor at 6:45 p.

leader Miss Lvnn: subject, A Joyous Awnings Repairs of All Kinds Cowles" school on Thanksgiving evening. Among the eminent attractions are our old favorites, the Verdant Tassels. These acknowledged leaders of the terpsichorean art will display a number dances which have positively never before been seen up Wall Molding W. E. BICE Picture Frames United Phone 60-B3.

i 1: 11 a lack ot fuel as well as of food. Brussels has plenty of coal, but the interruption of transportation makes it impossible to carry coal to remote villages. Refugees are flocking to Liege and other large towns, as well as to Brussels. "The people are entirely dependent on kerosene for both heatingf and cooking aud the supply of this fuel also is becoming scarce. The committee is receiving petitions every day for supplies of oil.

"We are grateful to the American commission for the 17.000 tons of food which has been distributed in Belgium since the first of November. We have an ample number of volunteer workers to attend to the distribution of these supplies, but the lack of transportation facilities has prevented us from reporting many remote villages which are in sore need of assistance. "Thfi committee is now sunDlvinir (Thanksgiving meeting). Evening service at 7:30, subject of sermon, "From Monarch to King." Wednesday evening prayer meeting subject, "Practical Exhortations Based on the Doctrinal Teachings of Galatians." First Methodist. Episcopal, Charles T.

Dunning, D.D., pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Preaching by the pastor at 11 a. m.

and 7:30 p. m. Morning subject, "Our Need." Evening subject, "The Question of An Awakened Man." Junior League at 2 p. m. Class meeting at 3 p.

m. Ep-worth League at 6:30 p. subject, "A Song of Thanksgiving," leader-Miss Helen Martz. Class meeting Monday 7:30 p. m.

Prayer and praise service Wednesday 7:30 p. ni. Zion Lutheran, Julius F. Seebach, pastor. Sunday school, A.

A. Leonard, superintendent, meets at 9:45 a. Brotherhood class at 10:15 a. m. in the upper room.

Public worship at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. The morning subject, "Sardies, the City of the evening subject, "The Uni- IF YOU ARE Going to Have Company AND A Turkey to Roast Order It Here AND You'll Be a Thankful Host FOR THE DAY AFTER Turkey Loaf Take a Quart of cold turkey, chopped coarsely, and mix with a cup of soft, white bread crumbs, two beaten eggs, a teaspoonful of salt, a little pepper, and, if you like, a small cup of chopped celery; press into.

a buttered bread-tin, cover with strips of pork, and bake for an hour; serve hot with giblet gravy and cranberry sauce. on any stage. The Tassels as well as several other artists, are giving their service for the benefit of the Elizabeth Hemphill society. The Cottage prayer meeting will be held at the home of Samuel Gibboney, 153 Broad street, Gaysport, this evening at 7:30 o'clock. The annual union Thanksgiving service will be held in the Methodist Episcopal church next Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.

The sermon will be preached by the Rev. William H. Orr, pastor of the Presbyterian church. Pleasant Birthday Party. On Thursday evening a number of people gathered at the home of J.

i 1 Franco-Swiss Chocolate Co. 40c Candy Special OQn Per at Pound Saturday, November 21, Only Candy Guaranteed by Manufacturer. Money Refunded if Not Satisfactory. J. L.

LUSARDI 323 Allegheny St. Hollidaysburg, Pa. Meats of Quality Sellers' Meat Market Djamond, Hollldaysburg Gaysport 1221 16th Street, Altoona fiufl.OOO meals daily in brussels to (Continued on Page 14.) 000 persons. These meals consist of potato soup, some rice and a piece of bread. At first the allowance of bread was six ounces daily, but this has now been reduced to three ounces because of the scarcity of flnur.

Kven the rich now find it. al ninth anniversary of the lodge will be celebrated with a banquet and ball, while the remainder of the week COUPONf hfaptCoupoh morning. One child was dropped from a second story window by its sister into the arms of her husband. The loss on the home of Petro is estimated at $2,000. The damage to the Shusta home amounted to about $500.

The cause of the fire is most impossible to obtain bread in Brussels, and soon the whole population will form into a vast bread line. will be devoted to a bazaar, with dancing on Thursday, Friday and Sat mittees reported and replies from the Federation of American Motorcyclists concerning organization were read. A ladies' auxiliary for the benefit of the married riders will be organized. Several committees were appointed and the date of the next meeting was set for Monday, November 30. ALDERMANIC NOTES.

handling international disputes. "What we want in handling labor disputes are men who are experienced and level-headed and who understand the technicalities involved. In carrying out Its work the department takes men who are experienced and have the technical knowledge of the employes' side and also men" who are experienced and have the knowledge Won aim? urday evenings. Elaborate preparations are being made for the bazaar, Two from which the members of the lodge Full Limp Volumes 0 SB Binding of the employer's side and sends them out to perform their work. Secretary Wilson declared that the features in the Clayton law are "the greatest step taken by la HOWT0 GET THEM ALMOST FREE hope to make something to help them pay for the new building.

The contractors have given assurance that the building will be completed in ample time for the dedication. The heating plant has been installed and the radiators are now being set and the elevator installed. All the other work is being rushed by the Altoona Concrete Construction and Supply company and other firms having to do with the erection of the new structure. Every detail of the original plans has been carried out in every particular and the best of everything has entered into the con bor and for labor in the past two i centuries." Labor at last, the secre Simply clip Five Coupons like this one and present together with tary said, has been placed where it Labor Has Its Rightful Place at Last, He Tells Convention at Philadelphia ought to be, as a part of the com our Soedal Price of 88c at tne omce 01 tne 11 i nrrrKi a Tnim imp 9 munity, "We recognized that the em Cases Heard or Disposed of Yesterday by Local Magistrates. Morris Matthews was arrested yesterday by County Detective James G.

Spangler, on a warrant from ttrer office of Alderman Leake, of the First ward, charging him with false representation in obtaining goods from D. R. Kinch, of 1217 Sixteenth street, a local It is alleged that Matthews visited the store and procured a quantity of goods under the name of C. W. Matthews, who also resides in the city.

At a hearing last evening. Matthews faced the magistrate who reserved his decision. Mrs. Pasquale Martino made information against one Michael Geiose, before Alderman Buchanan, of the Week of Entertainment for Public When New Home in 5 TST- 98c $3.00 Volumes City Is Opened Up Philadelphia, November 20. With tne exception of a half hour during Beautifully bound in seal grain, limp binding; cardinal covers, tamp-ed in gold, red edges, round corners finest balf-tona Ulaetratiooa.

Oat-af-town rmaden will add 10a extra for postage. HEART THROBS "The two most famous booka of their kind In the world. 900 pages. 726 selection. Prose and Yarse.

Wit, Pathos. Wisdom. The chosen heart-favorite of 50,000 At least 300 of the selection to be found nowhere else. ployers have the right to own land, plants and machinery," he said, "but we contend that they do not own the man, and for the first time in the history of this country labor Is declared not to be a commodity or an article of commerce." In concluding, Secretary Wilson said he would use every, force to promote the welfare of those who toll; that he would use the most effective measures to that end, and added that in his importance the most effective forces to improve the conditions of the work people were the trade unions of this country. struction.

It will contain twelve apartments, undoubtedly among the finest in the city, with banquet hall in the basement and lodge rooms and dancing hall on the fourth floor. More than fifty applications have been received for the twelve apartments and the lodge room, which will be used only on Sunday by the Trainmen, has been rented to other organiza which Secretary William B. Wilson of the federal department of labor addressed the delegates the convention of the American Federation of Labor devoted all of today to the consideration of matters pertaining to jurisdictional disputes. Secretary Wilson in his speech said there could be no permanent Indus Eighth ward, charging hira with as ta'X a 11 A X' i. JL i.

a A. tin JSf sault and battery and threats. It is stated that Michael entered her home and attacked several of her children when he and a number of Arrangements for the dedication of the magnificent' new Jionie of Altoona lodge No. 174, Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, at Eighth avenue and Eleventh street, were practically completed at a meeting held last evening. The events incident to th3 dedi.

cation will last for the entire week beginning on December 14 and there will be something in the way of entertainment for the public each evening during the week. High officials of the order will be present and take part in the ceremonies and there will be balls, a banquet and an indoor carnival or bazaar. The meeting of the committees in the legislature. Payments thus far amount to $30,143,534.53, against for the same period in 1913. companions had been accused of breaking a window.

At 7 o'clock Monday evening the defendant will be given a hearing. putting the Boston bank on the same footing as those in New York and Philadelphia. This is the first change made since the rates to be THREE BURNED trial peace that is not based on industrial justice, and he also told the dolegates that the most effective agency to promote the welfare of those toil was the trade unions of the country. He reiterated his declaration made at the Seattle convention of the federation that every title to property is a law-created and law-protected title. "The department of labor has been arnllKorl nf nnrtleanchin TUi Wilann charged by all the reserve banks were tions, each evening of the week being taken up.

The new home of the trainmen reflects the highest credit upon the members of the Altoona lodge, which is the largest in the United States and Canada. It began in a humble way twenty-nine years ago and has steadily grown until now It has a membership of 1,150. A complete history of the organization Is prepared by several of the members who have been affiliated with It since its Inception and will be read at the dedication next month. announced last week. Born.

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John R. Davis, of 2038 Beale avenue, at the Mercy hospital at 4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Both mother and son are doing nicely.

Another Squad to Fight Disease, Harrlsburg, November 20. The state will add four squads to the force engaged in slaughtering cattle affected with foot and mouth disease and In disinfecting premises. Two are now at work. The federal government, which now has one squad at work, will add three next week. December 1st is the time limit for the Free Boycycles.

If you want your boy or girl to have one of the most healthful playthings ever Invented for children, call at the Tribune office and learn how to get a Boycycle Free. Pittsburg, November 20. Mrs. War- charge of the dedication was held at the store of Dickel Edmiston, electrical contractors, at 1210 Sixteenth street, and it was announced afterwards that the dedication proper will be held on the evening of December 14, at which President W. G.

Lee and other grand lodge officers would be present. Throughout that day there will be open house and an invitation will be extended the public to inspect the building. On Monday evening the twenty- da (Petro and her two daughters were burned to death, several saved them said, "on the theory that in acting as mediator in labor disputes, it is performing a judicial function. That is not true. It performs diplomatic functions.

There is no more reason why the department of labor should be barred from handling disputes in a diplomatic manner than thsro ia for selves by jumping from windows of November Receipts at Capitol. Harrlsburg, November 20. Auditor General Powell today estimated that the revenues for the. fiscal year ending November 30 would exceed Last year there were over $34,000,000. The state loses over because the personal property tax was made a purely county tax by Preaching at Roaetawn, Rev.

H. M. Spengler will preach at Roselawn tomorrow at 2.30 p. m. One Re-discount Rate Lowered.

Washington, November 20. The federal reserve board tonight announced a change in the re-discount rate for the Boston federal reserve bank on thirty-day paper frdm six Motorcyclists Meet. A meeting of the Blair County Motorcycle club was held last evening at thel shop of. Fluke Davis, IOOj Eighteenth street, at which sixty-two their burning homes and others were rescued in a Are that swept ttvo frame Hawaii last year bought ytjarring the state departments fromj memDfsjrpre present, various com- per cent, to five and one half per worth, of goods from the United gtatea dwellings in Third- avenue, Homestead, shortly after 6 o'clock' this r-.