Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 4

Pasre Four ALTOONA TRIBUNEt SATURDAY, SEPT. 24, 1021. GET, TOGETHER MOMYlGHT jmiiimmmmitMiiimiuiimiiiiiiiimiimmmiimmmiiimmimimmim OGIAL FDNGTIONS Kline Bros '4 'THE BEST FOR LESS' Saturday Store -Hours: 8:30 A.M. Until 9 P. M.

KIfiie Bros; JHZBESTFORLZSSs Pay Cash and Pay Less i and GHDRGHNEVVS Sunday School Convention Workers Meet At Luncheon To Talk Plans I Saturday-Everybody Saves Money at Kline's Ji bii riMM a r. x--Ci SATCBDAT ETENTS 100 of The Smartest Suits SILVER WEDDING A HAPPY EYENT Delightful. New Autumn Dresses SEPTEMBER 84 nIr Historical pace.int. Forest Ftre Depart meat, Driving Park, 5:50 afternoon Wlnnepurlet cooocll. Paurtaters of Pocahontas Twelfth street, CTenlnr T.

k. M. A. daiiee, McCrory bailding, evenlnar SI DA Division 730, B. of L.

1155 Eighth avenue, 3 o'clock afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Koch Receiving Hearty 'With less than a score of days intervening between now and the open-Ing of the annual convention of the Pennsylvania State Sabbath School association In this city, uext month, workers will gather for the second preliminary meeting on Monday night next In First Methodist Episcopal church. Gen. Seceretary W.

O. Landes, of Philadelphia, will be the speaker. Interest in the oomlr.g convention Is running high. Every church pastor and superintendent Is busily reading the news pf the many gocd things on the program the wonderful opportunities afforded not only the delegates, but every resident of Altoon- and representatives from every town In Central Pennsylvania. It is one of the biggest purposes of the Blair County Sabbath school association, to impress upon the people of the vicinity the necessity of getting as much out of the coi.vention for All Are Silk Lined Many Fur Trimmed $25M Materials and Styles Mr.

and Mr Adolph Koch, of 1923 West Chestnut avenue, yesterday observed their silver wedding anniversary, they having been warned twenty-live ago in Chicago, later residing In San Francisco and New York, until thirteen years ago, when they moved to this city. The couple are, the parents of three children. Miss Mildred CONTEST PLAN TAKING SHAPE Featured at $25-00 Plenty of Larger Sizes Every frock is a new Vutunin frock reflecting the newest and most interesting style points qf the season. Cloth frocks at $25.00, navy blue, tricotine and Poiret twill showing the wide flowing sleeves, unusual collar and all sorts of embroidery, who goes uuo training at the Aitoona hospital Sept SO; Sidney, who 'will leave themselves as the visiting delegates will TIT 1 1 Sunday evening to take up his studies itlZenship IasSei 1 1 1 uu Wharton School of Business and elour, cloth and tncottne in beau- get. With a program as strong as the Have Fine "Prizes At tiful qualities have been fashioned Final Test reliance, University of Pennsylvania, and Mrs.

H. M. Irvine, of this city. Sunday evening a family dinner will be held at the renn-Alio in honor of the occasion. Mr.

and Mrs, Koch have received the hearty congratulations of a larg number of their friends as well as a number of beautiful gills. Mr. and Mrs. Koch are very well known In the city and are often called the mother aud father of the Y. M.

U. A. tbsv hav itone work in that Tlans for the final contest of the W. C. T.

V. Citizenship classes that have been studying aH summer under the teaching uf In: I. 1'. Patch axe maturing, it will be held at tne high ill' tentative program indicates, there will be discussions on every phase of Sunday school work, covering the trained teachers, students of age, modern methods in Sunday school work, the advantages of such schools, and what the Sunday schools are doing in the cities, the rural districts, and throughout the statj. -Everybody interested in the convention should plan to attend the luncheon on Monday evening at 6:30 o'clock in the festal hall of First Methodist Episcopal church.

This will be the second get-to-gether supper and it is imperative that every church in Aitoona, Juniata, Hollidaysburp and every other Blair county nwn be represented. Pastors and Sunday school superin school auditorium on the evea-ng ot into stunning suits. Long tailored models, box or loose back Colors and Trimmings Soft tones of brown, reindeer and navy blue are enhanced by trimmings of hand embroidery, fur embellishments and narrow belts. Sizes 16 to 44. Kline BroR Second Floor.

ILTolur 27. KillV lesr OUi'SUUllS Willi organization, Mrs. KoJ now being the be given on the principle of the old chairman of the house committee in the fashioned spelling schoot. words being Ladies Auxiliary to the Y. M.

iL A. used in piace ot letters. There aiej 3.4SS words in the contest; average, 4" r.r,cx,,.Trcc number of words for each BIKl HUAY rtMlUlltb Silk Dresses at $25.00 are of crepe dc chine, Canton crepe and satin, trimmed with ribbon loops, elaborate bead embroidery of georgette crepe. Mostly in navy, black or brown. Kllno Bros.

Second Floor. 3-5; shortest answer, IS; longest. JJARRED BY SAD NEWS Judges of the contest are UonFred Bell and Hon. J. Kurtz, of Al- tendents are urged to be present, with Mrs.

Mary J. Eokenlaub was tendered a very pleasant surprise on her natal i U'ftlnieiv nt htT tooua; Attorney V. 1. Woodcock, Hota-daisouig. Superintendent S.

11. Men! You Decide for Price You Will Pan for Yourself What Your Fall Suit ton of we city schoois and iMHwm.eii-!,, im -j avenue. A num-deut T. S. Davis of tue county scuooU; of ft.jends caUed on Mrs, Ecken-wui ask the questions.

jIaub ,0 shower congratulations and to Three pruts are ottered, the nrst imsent ner with beautiful tapestry a gilt of Gable Jt fe.nue;uble runner anj a vase that was filled give the second, $1. and tunoas an bouquet of Mowers. Suo siore the third. J10. A birthday dinner was served at the Senator 1.

W. Sayuer will preside. home of Mrs Eckenlaub's daughter. Congressman Joim M. Kose will make Mrs.

Fon Kyper, which all the mem-the opening address and introduce the bore of the family attended. This din-clerk of liie House of KreprtsentativesJrser was planned by Mrs. Kyper. Hon. WiUiaiu Tyler IMge, author off Later in the evening the pleasure of "The American's Creed." who speaks -the event was somewhat marred -by for the Chamber of Commerce at the 'the arrival of a telegram from Phila-noon hour on American Citizenship.

fdelphia. that stated that Miss Kuth The game as played can be followed' Sidney, a grand-daughter of Mrs. In- means of electric lights which Mr.iEckenlaub. had been taken to the hos-s'pence i to install over the platform fpital suffering with lock jav and was a Wnite, Ked and Blue bulb; the White in a very serious condition. Mrs.

Eck- as many others from the schools as care to attend. Chairmen with their committees should also be present To make the gathering one of inspiration and helpfulness. General Chairman Alva E. Davis has planned to have' singing an important part on the program. He has selected quite a few of the older and more familiar hymns, the kind urch folk love to and under the -leadership of a competent chorister, everybody In the audience will find It impossible to keep from joining in.

General Secretary W. G. Landes, of Philadelphia, will represent the state association at the meeting and be the only speaker. Word received yesterday from Philadelphia assured the general chairman of his presence at the gathering, and of many tremendously important details to be present. You don't need a personal invitation $20 $25 $30 We Guarantee to Give You Full Money's Worth in Quality Clothing for Any of These Prices You ETtct to Pay for Your Suit the when displayed sayuisr "Go ahead lied, Mistakeu; the Biue, eniauo leu me ui) niuisua; mv.

at o'clock to go to Philadelphia to the bedside of her grand-daughter, who was well known in- this city, having moved to Philadelphia only a short lime ago. CHRISTIAN ENDttAVORERS to ham Special talks for Monday night If you want to be followed by white. The door is open for contestants up to October 4, but not later, and candiuates (ladies) should see Miss Hatu Haines or Mrst Paul Kruzpointner of the W. T. U.

societies, under whose auspices the contest is to be given. A flash light picture will be taken at the close by W. F. Gable Co. come, notify a member of the committee by telephone, or call Norman Gee, 1242-W, reserving a plate for avery nominal sum.

Time Mcr.day evening, September 26. at 6:30 d. m. Place First Methodist Episcoual church. Al- toona.

What for? The Pennsylvania CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH BIBLE TRALNLNG SCHOOL Sunday will be a great day for Christian Endeavorcrs of the First United Brethren church. The Juniors and Intermediates will hold a union meeting State Sunday School convention in Aitoona on October 12, 13, 14 and 15. You will naturally understand that the suits we give at $25.00 and better than those we offer at $20.00 and the Values increase up to $30.00. But we want to impress upon you the fact that it is all clothing of quality, all properly styled and perfectly tailored, and you will get more than your full money's'worth at any price you decide to pay. Materials are medium heavy weight wool cassimere, worsted and flannel, in plain shades of brown and blue, or neat pin stripe and check'patterns.

In both lots you will find complete assortments of models that wilj please the taste of young men, middle-age men or old men. All sizes and extra sizes. 1 fat 9 o'clock, with George Berry as The fall term of the third year of the leader, to be addressed by Miss Lois Bible training school will begin i Biddle. of McKeesport. in a brief talk, on Monday evening in the tabernacle of! The Senior society will meet at 6:30, the Calvary Baptist church, corner ofjH.

W. Watkins, leading. Miss Virginia Fifth avenue and Twenty-first street. Harper, of Ml. Pleasant, will give a Sessions will be held each Miss Biddle and Mr.

John Wat- Tuesday, Thursday and triday even-jgon yrdi KjVe brief addresses. intra until December 23rd. The roster The Senior society will hold its busi Today and Monday Just two more days of our sale of fine undergarments. Coupling your desire of possession with this opportunity for saving. You will do well to come early.

ness meeting Monday evening, at the home of George Keirns, of South Lake-mo nt. A pleasant, evening is in store. T. M. H.

A. A ITC MX IUXCE The opening autumn dance of the Y. M. H. A.

will be held at the Penn- as arranged by the Dean, Rev. George AV. Price, is as follows: Monday. 7.30, "Bible Synthesis: John, Acts and Romans," G. W.

Price. S.25. Bible Exposition: The Epistle to the Hebrews." Rev. J. G.

C. Irvine. Tuesday. 7.30. "Bible Romiletics: Practical Helil-s for Lav Preachers," Rev.

G. W. Price. S.25. Alto in the Logan room Tuesday even- A number of invitations have of Peter Rev.

G. W. Price. Thursday ibeen sent out to the friends of the "Bible Character: Paul the Apos-i1 1W Thomas Lowther. "Bible Ex- v-J il.vlv position: The First Epistle to the Cor- 'Peed io a uend Kick beven Melody 7 30.

"Bible Prophecy: various pieces, iu imuuu u. Rev. G. W. Price.

8 "The Bible dancing that will continue from 9 till School Lesson." W. E. Snealh. The PLEASIXG MUSICAL JUDOS a nvst btessine Boys9 Fall Hats, $1.49 Yon know full Avell that even ordinary quality hats are selling for more today. We give you the better quality, in the newest shapes and shades.

Boys1 Sweater Coats and Slip-Ons $2.98, $3.98 and $4.98 Just the thing for rough and tumble wear. Made from good heavy weight yarns, regular slip-on, in grey, blue, brown and combination colors. Sizes 6 to 16. Kline Bros. Third Floor.

Boys' Fall Suits $10.00 and $12.50 With Two Pairs of Pants to a Suit All the very latest styles, including a new sport model, single and double-breasted styles, in fancy cassimeres, serges and English tweeds, in plain shades, stripes or checks all sizes from' 7 to 18 vears. in many lives during the two years cf! Misses Rose and Jane Lenson are history. During the year, an aver- receiving many merited congratula-; age of six reaching stations have been tions on the musical numbers they manned by students of the school, and "rendered at the Franklin Parent- a number of Bible conferences have I Teacher meeting on Tuesday evening. been held under its auspices, in which' Miss Rose sang very sweetly, "At' many lives have been blessed and many Dawa" and "When the Roses Bloom," souls saved. It is sfrictly inter-denom- 'with Miss Jane as skillful accompan-! inational in character, and all the igt.

classes of the school are open to every lover of the Word of God. and a hearty WEBSTEB TEACHERS AT COTTAGE welcome awaits every attendant lui-tion Is free, and students may carry as many subjects as possible each For Today We Are Featuring Another Display of Our Specialized Hats New Fall Furnishings HOSIERY The teachers of the Webster school are spending the week end at a cot-; tage at Lind's Crossing. Miss Clara Fay, one of the crowd, went to the' cottage to prepare a very tempting dinner for the party, that left the city last evening on the 6:30 train. The teachers will return in time to take up their work Monday morning. MISSIOXART OFFEKIXG DAT Sunday will be observed as the Quar First Tatted rresbrterian etiurchlj Howard avenue iud Fourth street.

Pra-ing at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.vm. by Ker. Robert M.

Sabbath school at a C. U. and Intermediate at 6:30 p. m. For Men terly Missionary Offering day at the! Calvary Baptist church, corner of Fifth avenue and Twenty-first street The: Men's Night Shirts.

Rev. Lee M. Downing, of British East Africa, will be present and speak at Fine white-muslin night shirts both the morning and evening services, and also at the morning and afternoon $4.85 Panne Velvet Hats, in semi-dress and soft effects, Duvetyn Hats in tailored and smart styles, Hatter's Plush Hats, Sailors with draped crowns, straight and roll brims, some with colored duvetyn bands and facings. A great variety of special values. Men's Madras Shirts Heavy corded madras dress shirts, that will be wanted for Fall wear.

Neat pin stripes and wider stripes. Sizes Cf 14 to 17. At M1.0U with trimmed front and neck, Bible schools. Mr. Downing was made full and long.

Sizes 79c Dinner $1.50, Sunday, September 25th. "I MENU 16 to 20. At class-mate of the Rev. George W. and has spent the past twenty-two Years In Africa, being associated with Rev.

Charles E. Hurlburt In the work of the Africa- Inland Mission. Special missionary offerings will De received at Cream of Chicken Consomme Monte XTarlo all the serviees on Sunday, and persons desiring to designate their offerings tor Men's Silk Ties Good looking rew silk four-in-hands in satin figures and handsome brocaded effects, all made with slip-easy bands. At ooc a distinctive mission or missionary may Men's Working Shirts Kline Bros." special made heavy blue chambray work shirts and extra full sizes. Sizes 14H to 17.

At OUC Men's Union Suits Chilled Celery Queen Olives Fried Filet of Sole Tartar Sauce Saratoga Chips do so. Everybody will be heartily wel- i corned. D0KKIF.S' CEREMONIAL The Dramatic Order- Knights of; Khorassan. of the Aitoona lodges of! the Kniehts of Pythias, will hold their Special in Children's Hats, 1 $2.85 Zibeline Plush Hats, smart styles in roll brim's, with streamers pf gros-grain ribbon, in brown, navy, beaver and black. Kline Brofc Second Floor.

True shape, silk drop stitch, black, white and cordovan. Former price, $2.00. Sale price, $1.45. 83c Lisle, now SOe. BRASSIERES Former prices, $1.00 to $2.00.

Sale prices, 50c, C0e, and 75c CORSETS La Grecque, Gossard, Warner and R. 4 G. Corsets. Former prices, $2,50 to $10.00. Sale prices, $L00 to liOO.

UNDERWEAR A. B. C. combination suits flesh and white. mer prices, $2.50 to $7.50.

Sale prices, $L50 to IL0O. i Aitoona 'Corset Shop 1116 Twelfth St. Gray cotton ribbed union suits of -a medium heavy weight, an annual ceremonial on Armistice day, i ideal garment for Fall wear. Nov. 11.

final plans for the event to be completed at a meeting at the Pythian home on Monday evening. The! initiation ceremonies will be conducted. Sizes 34 to 46. At $1.00 Prime Ribj of Beef au jus P.oast Fresh Ham. D.mi Glace.

Raspberry Sh Roast Long Island Duckling, Apple "auee Men's Mercerized Hose An extra fine hose of mercerized lisle in black, gray, navy and cordovan bfOwn. All QP sizes. At tDC Men's Dress Shirts Fine percale dress- shh-ts, nicely Mashed Potatoes in the Pythian temple and at the Twin-men's hall, with a banquet and ball to follow at the Penn-Alto hotel A record attendance is expected. SCALES SERVICE OFFICE. The Dayton Moneyweight Scale company has established an office at 814 Green avenue, the office to be under the nnortrisinn of J.

A. Hacemeister. the Xew Rutabagoes i made and a good quality, mostly neat stripes. Sizes 14 88c Apple Salad Mayonaisse to 17. At Girls' Coats, $9.95 A Fraction of Actual Value Coats, beautifully tailored of all-wool coating and mixtures.

Several handsome styles to choose from. Sizes 8 to 14 Extraordinary values smart new styles. Girls' Dresses at $2.95 Fast Color Scores of neat and attractive styles to choose from tie-back and straightline pocket effects In checks, plaids and plain colors, prettily trimmed with self and contrasting oolor materials. Sizes 7 to 14 years. Kline Bros.

Second Floor. Men's Shirts and Drawers Heavy gray ribbed shirts and drawers, made of two JQ thread yarn, all sises. At DaC Men's Flannel Shirts Heavy gray flannel top shirts, made with two pockets and full sizes. Sizes 14 to 17. At Pl07 Kline Bro Main Floor.

rMina onrl eorvfr wnrlr tn undpr the Neapolitan lee Cream, Petit Fois Men's Pajamas direction of R. E. Lawrence. Hundreds of Aitoona merchants are using thej Dayton product and in order to give Plain colored pajamas in blue. them the best possible service it nas been decided to establish the office hre- tan and lavender with silk frogs.

Demi Tasse SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAM SIX TO EIG P. M. Sizes 15 to 18. At $1.55 Philately, or stamp collecting, had its origin in the second decade after the issue of the first adhesive postage stamp. lltlllllllllimilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllll llllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiniili.