Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 8

Bell Telephone 5164 ALTOONA TTIUNE TAc Newspaper That Covers Central Pennsylvania SATiDAY, OCT. 4 United Telephone! 122 11IMYSBI TY DO ge OClBlSiilil 6th ment of kerchiefs of all colors and nlZAfl firm the reciDlent. who Is one of iiiiiitiiiHtinniuiiMiiiimttt the most popular members of the cir; HOLLIDAYSBURG NEWS Vollar Day Specials in the post office in her home town and the groom holds a responsible po Taborettes, $2.50, $2.25 and $1 (f) Art 1 Vw cle, was greatly pieasea oy me thoughtfulness and kindness of her sisters The pleasant affair concluded with the serving of refreshments. eleits new officers These officers have been elected by the Women Christian Temperance Union for the new year: President, Mrs. J.

W. Stitzel; vice sition with one of the leading business firms of the town. At the conclusion of their honeymoon they will take up UNIFORM TIME SET BY SCHOOL BOARD ipivv vaiuc housekeeping at Vandergrift, Sl.OO Cedar Oil Mop and one 60c bottle of 1 (( Polish (PliUU Personals Miss Rfeetta Barr, of Wayne street, DOLLAR DAYS c. Three 9-inch Aluminum Pie Plates $1.00 10-quart Stone Ware Combinets 4-quart Enamel Pitcher White Enamel Bread Box $1.00 4-quart Enamel Kettle, with cover .1 $1.00 6-quart Enamel Kettle, with cover $1.00 10-quart Blue and White Bucket $1.00 1-doz. Custard Cups v.

$1.00 12-qt. Oval, Enameled Dish Pan Cocoa Door has returned from an extended sojourn to Harrisburg, where she was president, Miss Nelllo Berg; re Mats $1.00 $1.00 idays for the schools. The Christmas holiday season- will begin on December 24 and the schools will reopen on January 5. Tax Collector Fred Brenner reported to the board that he had collected arfd turned over taxes to the amount of $26,220.19 within the month. A great amount of routine business was transacted.

Olson-Pride Carl Harold Olson, of Grampian, and Miss iUude Pride, of Curwens-ville, Clearfield county, were united in marriage at the Lutheran parsonage on Wednesday afternoon, the ceremony being performed, by Dr. M. Stanley Kemp. The bride is a very excellent young woman." The groom is a coal miner. They will go to housekeeping at Grampian, at the end of their wedding tour Jfwo 36-inch bv 6 feet Window cording secretary, Miss Julia Du-ganne; corresponding secretary, Mrs.

Shades Hollidaysburg Officials Seek To Eliminate Tardiness The matter of establishing a uniform time for the opening of the school sessions was discussed at the monthly meeting of the Hollidaysburg school board last night. Tvo 9-inch Cloth- Ventilators J. G. Gardner; treasurer, Mrs. George Smith; evangiellstlc superintendent, Mrs.

H. J. Barrett; publicity superintendent, Miss Berg: Soldiers and Sailors superintendent, Mrs. E. W.

Pnvder: Flower superintendent, Mrs. a guest at the home of Andrew J. Far-rell, formerly of Hollidaysburg. Miss Ella Carl, a native of Hollidaysburg now residing at Allegheny spent the past week, in town as the guest of her friend, Miss Effie Davis of South Penn street. Cortes Snyder of Sunbrook, has returned home from a week's visit with relatives in Pottsville and Allen-town.

G. W. Miller, of Detroit, was a business visitor in town yesterday. Kix Stair 1 Treads Blanche E. Nelson; Legislative sup $1.00 EXTRA 39c erintendent, Miss Annie Berg; held at the high school building.

It i was stated that much confusion reigns on account of pupils coining to Sabbath observance, Mrs. J. S. Brom ley. Pne Clothes SPECIAL school at different times.

Some go by the court house clock; others go by street or store clocks, and by home clocks and watches that are of different time. Basket Rummage Sule The Teasiin of Voters will The ear to be given by the Hollidaysburg Business Men will be given away Thursday evening, Oct. 8, at 8 o'clock. coupons must be turned In to Jacobs Hardware Store by 6 o'clock Tuesday evening. Oct.

7. hold a rummage sala November 8th. Hand Washing Machine On Every $10.00 Purchase A Refund of $1.00 $7.50 FOB KENT Garage, can be used tor repair work or storage. Will hold IB to SO cars. Inquire 818 Union Street, Hollldaxiburg.

Invited to B6H Ladies' Circle 'No. 188, Grand Army of the Republic, has been invited to a corn boil to be held at Canoe Creek' at the home of Mrs. Roy Kobinson, on Tuesday evening next. All members are urged to attend. Soclety Meeting The Olivet Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will meet at the home of Mrs.

J. Ward Davis, 507 STULTZ BROS. One of the members of the board suggested that they take out their I watches to see how many had the I same time. Only one, Isaac Treese. a railroad engineer who is compelled to carry the right time, had it, the others showing a variation of eight minutes.

Only of the watches had the same time. Bake Sole Today The Lutheran Bible class taught by Miss Kate Stewart, will hold a bake sale this afternoon at '2 o'clock, In Allegheny street, on Monday eve ning at 7:30. The leaders for the Bice's store room. The proceeds will evening wilt be: Mrs. Conrad Breid- ostein, devotional; Miss Mary Davis, be devoted to the new parsonage.

Will Be Made (Specials excepted) TICKETS FREE BICE'S NEW STORE QUALITY FURNITURE study-book; and Miss Mary Crawford, current events. Doughnut Sale Today Don't forget the doughnut sale, starting at 8:30 o'clock this morning, to be held by the Olivet Missionary society of the Presbyterian- church. These doughnuts will, be the real kind. Better come and get some. Big Specials For The board agreed to recognize the standard eastern time, for the schools, and all pupils are requested to regulate their watches and clocks according to that time, which is given dally by the whistle at the East Hollidaysburg Railroad plant, which whistle absolutely correct.

Some pupils come to school much ahead of time and others are late on Itccount of being governed by irregular time. It is believed this rule will overcome this difficulty and cause all the pupils to get to school at the proper time. Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 27, and Friday the day following were set by the board as hol 515 Allegheny Street, Hollidaysburg, Pa. Martln-Iitfinlngr i Th Lutheran parsonage was the scene of a quiet but very pretty wedding ceremony on Wednesday afternoon, the high contracting parties being Paul E. Martin and Miss Edith M.

Lanning, both of Vandergrift, Pa. The ceremony was performed by, Dr. M. Stanley Kemp, pastor of the church. As the bride and groom are friends of Dr.

and Mrs. Kemp, the parsonage was tastefully decorated for the wedding and a fine luncheon was served there. The bride is a charming and accomplished young woman, who was employed as a clerk Stumpf Bennett Herman D. Stumpf and Miss Lydia E. Bennett were united In marriage Saturday, September 27, at the parsonage of the Methqdist Episcopal church, by Rev.

Robert Peters. They were -attended by C. W. Gar-lick and Mrs. Lou Emma Bennett, the mother of the blide.

The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stumpf, 18 Eighth avenue, with whom the happy couple will make their home for the present. Handkerchiefs For Birthday Circle No. 188, Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic, at the regular meeting held at the lodge rooms in the Walsh building on Thursday evening, held a handkerchief shower for Miss Lizzie Mellotte, in honor of hr birthday.

There was a great assort- Dollar Day Earn Dollars by Saving Dollars wniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmmt Women's Gowns, good weight, Children's flat Unit sleeping Oct: 3rd, 4th and 6th At JACOBS' HARDWARE STORE garments with feet 2 to 8 outing flannel double yoke regu $1 years, $1 lar and extra large sizes. EacTi Women's pure silk O'nyx Hose, full fashioned, silk dou Ruffled Curtains, 2U yards long, extra fine quality voile and ble heel and sole', "fine mercerized The leading Merchants of Hollidaysburg have united in a Monster Merchandising movement that will almost double the value of a Dollar Bill. 2 MORE BIG DOLLAR DAYS Saturday and Monday, Oct. 4th and 6th, 1924 It is expected that this will be the greatest trade event in ythe history1 of Hollidaysburg and to make it doubly attractive A NEW FORD TOURING CAR WILL BE GIVEN AWAY FREE SOME DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS: tops. Value $2.00.

Spe marquisette. Special $2.00 $1 $1 cial and No. 8 Nickel plated Copper Teakettle $1.25 .40 Women's patent finish, fine quality, underarm bags, nicely Fancy figured dress crepes inches wide. Valtfes up to White Enameled Lom- lined, with middle pocket, pbinets at $1.15. $1 $1 $1.25 yard.

Special, two yards for Aluminum Roaster at $2.00. WearEver Aluminum Preserving Kettles, 10-quart at 12-quart at $1.80. princess Electric Curling Iron at 89c. value. $1.98.

10-quart Galvanized Pail at 19c. 12-quart Galvanized Pail at 22c. SAVE THE COUPONS-GET A FORD FREE G. W. WILLIAMS RANGES AT SPECIAL PRICES Guns, Ammuniticn, Hunting Coats, Vests and Caps at Jacob's Hardware THE BIG STORE HOLLIDAYSBURG Each Customer will receive a Con pon for each and every Dollar of the amount purchased for cash at any of the Stores.

The person turning in the largest number of Coupons gets the CAR FREE. Car Now On Exhibition in the Window of Stultz Bros. Hardware Store IStore. Place your order now for Heater, Range and Stove Repairs. HARRY A.

JACOBS 313 ALLEGHENY ST. Free Auto Tickets with Each $1 Purchase HOW DOLLARS GROW Plant your' money in a good farm or other real estate and watch it grow. We are listing here only a few of the many real bargains on our list. Come down to our office and we shall be glad to go over your real estate Free! Free! Free! With each purchase of Garden Court Toiletries amounting to $1.00 we "will give free a 50c tube of Milk of Magnesia Dental Cream. Kotex, 2 for $1.00 Big Bath Soap 15c, $1 Doz.

All Round Bath Soap, SI .00 Doz. Forhan's Tooth Paste, 60c; 2 for $1.00 2 Maglac and 1 Brush, $1.50 for $1.00 See window and counter displays for other specials, ALLEN'S DRUG STORE Hungry? Sleepy? Tired? Capitol Hotel ON THE DIAMOND Meals, Lunches and Lodging TRY OUR SODAS i t. AUTO COUPONS with every lunch at oyer wants witn you. am Q- sure we can help you. mm Fay Grocery Company 7atch Your Dollars Grow The value of a dollar is determined by Well! Well! ii IS what it will buy.

On Dollar Day it is bigger than at any other time. YOU CAN'T BEAT BILL Dollar Day argains LOOK AT THESE PRICES NICE COUNTRY HOME 7 acres of limestone and loam soil, Frankstown Township, along the State Highway, near Canoe Creek, Hollidaysburg-Williamsburg Bus line passes the door every two hours. Good well of water piped Into the' house. About 30 apple trees and other fruits. Two-story frame dwelling, 4 rooms down and 3 rooms up, good good cellar, slectric lights, hot-air heat, front and back porches, cement walks ground the house.

Telephone in the house. Two-story frame stable and wagon shed. Coal and wood house, new chicken house 12x16. Rural mail delivery at the door every morning. Price $4,800.00..

NICE FARM 102 ncrcs of a high grade loam and sink soil, Frnnlcstown Township, 3 miles from Hollidaysburg, one mile from Frankstown Rnd mile from White Bridge railroad nation, 10 minutes by auto to Hollidaysburg. 72 acres of level loam soil in pood state at cultivation; land for trucking. 27 acres smooth upland, fine laud for orchard, proper exposure, good land and air drainnge. 3 acres Bmall timber; 00 old apple trees finest varieties; 100 young bearing apple trees, fine varieties, black Cum-berland raspberries. lVi acres In strawberries.

Fine spring of never fulling soft water piped to the house and barn; two other springs on the farm. Two story frame dwelling 2 very large rooms and open stairway on first floor three rooms ou second floor. (jood cellar, two porches. Also 1V2 story frame cottage, 3 rooms on the first flolor-and nice second floor, good cellar, cemented, and plastered arranged to take care of fruit and vegetables of the farm. New modern frame chicken bouse with cement bottom and floor 2030, two new, houses-HxlO.

Hog pen with concrete bottom Largo frame new bank barn 40x50; wagon shed and implement house 30x40, new large wire com crib; frame garage; silo and gralnery. Bell Telephone. Two fine work horses, one driving horse, four fine 120 white leghorns Biirron Stxeln hens, 10 eocke.rals. Farm Implements and feed. For price ee me.

Have many other farms from $3,000.00 -to $20,000.00. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Hotels, Restaurants, Confectionery, Garage, General Merchandiser AUTOMOBILE FREE Do not forget that we are co-operating with the merchants in Community Dollar Day and will give coupons with every dollar paid in cash on any purchase of real estate October 3rd, 4th and 6th. Buy that City, Town or Suburban Home, Farm or Building Lot now and Men's Good Sufts, $20.00 value $10.00 10 cans 50 lbs. 10 cans Peas iy2 lbs. 45c $1 FOR BARGAINS Men's All-Wool Overcoats, latest style $15.00 13 BOXES MACARONI AND NOODLES $1.00 Boys' Good Suits, 8 to 18 years 5.00 Men's Shoes, $5.00 to $8.00 value, per foot.

1.00 ur tit 1 i nn 1 nn Is IN FURNITURE 450 lbs Country Potatoes $1 4 Brooms $1 7 lbs. Malaga Grapes. 3 large bot. Ketchup. 10 cans 25 lbs.

Sugar $1.95 DOLLAR DAYS cii a rdiui, ip.uu vaiuc, pel yaii i.vu en's Dress Pants, $4.00 value, per 1.00 en's $2.00 Dress Caps, newest styles. 1.00 en's Flannel and Flannelette Shirts. 1.00' 1 0 Everything in the store at proportionately in IS 5 lb. Oleomargarine $1.50 NEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR JUST ARRIVED KING CASTLE, EMPRESS, DAILY MAID FLOURS When you want the famous Purina stock and poultry feeds call Bell 255 and 280 or give your order to the man on the checker Board truck. Newport Rag Rugs, CHIFFOROBES, TABORETTS, SIMMON'S 'BEDS AND MATTRESSES, OVERSTUFFED SUITS We'll allow you $1 off many items you buy Dollar Days.

WM. A. VAN ALLMAN MOBTICIAN Low Prices Quality Guaranteed Money Back if dissatisfied COUPONS FOR THE FREE FORD CAR with all purchases. T. H.

Suckling Son Blair County's Oldest and Best Clothing Store, HOLLIDfYSBURG get the whicl Is belngj jgivjn the one who has the most coupons. hi O. JF. 1FAV l.i in ON THE DIAMOND. HOLLIDAYSBURG.

i JOHN N. DRASS General Insnrance and Beat. Estate. 410 Allegheny St. (Near Courthouse), Hollidaysburg, Pa, 0.