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For Pavia Soldier Set Sunday Funeral services for Pvt. David Burket who was killed in action Guadalcanal. B. S. Jan.

28, 1943 will be conducted Sunday afternoon at the Pavia Evangelical and Reformed church in charge of The Rev. Carl Imhoff. Military services will be held at the Osterburg Reformed cemetery. The body is expected to arrive from Columbus, Friday morning at 10:21 o'clock and will be removed to the Carn's funeral home, Claysburg, where friends will be' received until time of services. Pvt.

Burket was born Jan. 30, 1922, at Pavia, the son of Ross and Mazie (Weyandt) Burket. He attended the Pavia church and schools. He was a member of company 103rd infantry, Surviving are his parents and one brother, Ernest, Burket of Onalinda, Cambria county, and one sister, Mrs. Ruth Ling of Osterburg.

Logan Valley Optometrists RenewProgram The Logan Valley Optometric the office Dr. Harry I. Seiber Society met. Sunday, Feb. 29.

at Philipsburg to continue its newly initiated educational gram and transacted the regular routine of business at that time. The gathering was under the direction of Dr. William Fargotstein, Altoona, president of the society. During the course of the gathering it was decided that the Optometric society would sponsor the distribution of "Visual a nationally published magazine dealing with the function and care of eyes. In the very near future the Woman's Auxiliary of the Logan Valley group will place this publication in as many school libraries as possible.

It was announced by the public relations department that the week of March 7-14, has been designated as National Save Your Vision Week, and that appropriate radio programs and newspaper information tion of that event. would be a disbursed in recogniThe next state convention is slated for May at Erie, Pennsylvania and delegates appointed by the president to represent Logan Valley at that event i included Dr. J. H. Mohr and Dr.

S. M. Rubinstein, both of Clearfield. Dr. Rubinstein, well-known Clearfield optometrist, as part of the society educational program then delivered his paper before the group.

His topic for discussion dealt with office economics and jurisprudence. Those members of the association present from this area included the following: Altoona: Drs. Arnold Berman, Harold Brande, William Fargotstein, M. A. Wolfberg, Bernard Ressler and Harold Zeiders, of American Optical Do company; Tyrone: Dr.

John Dollar; State College: Drs. Benjamin Alexander, Arnold T. Roshoe; Philipsburg: Dr. Harry I. Seiber; Clearfield: Drs.

J. H. Morh and S. M. Rubinstein.

A meeting was held concurrently of the Woman's Auxiliary following which they were joined by their husbands for dinner at a Philipsburg restaurant. Lake Altoona Filling Steadily Lake Altoona may be filled during March if the rain continues to fall in the next few weeks as it has in the past fortnight, it was pointed out Thursday by Councilman George A. Busch, who reported that the city's only unfilled reservoir was 47.9 feet or gallons. Capacity of the reservoir which supplies, is the 55 low feet or level areas 733,000,000 of gallons. It has been filling steadily since Feb.

18 when the readings were 40.11 feet or 000 gallons, Councilman Busch said. HAVE YOUR TRIBUNE DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR! 95c A Month Brings You All the Home News FIRST Associated Press Coverage National Columnists CALL 8181 ALTOONA TRIBUNE Blai Candidates File For Office Latest Blair county fling applications in for nomination to bly in the primary Charles A. Auker, resentative, First George E. Jones, general assem- representative, Second district." Chances elections, are: The state elections bureau re- looked Altoona, rep- ports an 11th hour filing jam with lars district, and only three days left for the filling The word Hollidaysburg, of petitions. instrument.

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CASH AND CARRY PRICES WEEK-END SPECIALS ALTO PENNCHERRY LAYER CAKE WHITE CAKE WITH CHERRY FILLING AND CHERRY ICING 45c ALTO PENNBANANA CAKE YELLOW CAKE WITH BANANA ICING 45c ALL BREAD AND ROLLS Delivered the Day They Are Baked Nabisco Ritz -Spec. 31c Nabisco Dandy Oyster Crackers 28c L. S. Apple Jelly .....12 oz. L.

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11c LUX FLAKES 2 ALTOONA TRIBUNE, Friday, March 5, 1948 Levels Williamsburg Restaurant Fire completely, destroyed the restaurant dwelling known as Pete's and Alice's about a mile west of Williamsburg on the Piney Creek road early Thursday morning. operated building, and Mrs. Peter The was owned been established by the DempDempsie, Sleeping quarters had sies, in a separate building about 50 feet away from the restaurant, SO their bedroom furniture and clothing were saved from flames. Their living room, room and kitchen were in the same building as the restaurant so all was a total loss. Michael Rupeka, discovered the flames on his way home from work, and thinking that the owners slept in the same building, severely injured his hand.

trying to awaken the residents. The noise awakened the Dempsies and then Mr. Rupeka drove into Williamsburg and called the fire company. The volunteer firemen, who responded immediately, used the booster tank on the extra building. Since there was no water available, nothing could be done to save the house and restaurant.

The building and all its contents was completely consumed. It is presumed that the fire was started by an oil burner and since no insurance was carried on the building the loss was total, Mr. Dempsie estimated that the loss may reach five or six thousand dollars. Registration Deadline Set The registration commission in Hollidaysburg Thursday issued a final reminder to unregistered electors of Blair county that Saturday, March 6, is the last day to enroll for the primary election of Tuesday, April 27. The office of registration commission on the ground floor of the courthouse will be open Friday from 9 to 4 o'clock and on Saturday from 9 to 12 o'clock to enroll new voters or to record changes of address or of party affiliation.

Electors are advised to use the Union street entrance. Another pre-election deadline will be reached Monday, March 8. the final day for the filing of petitions by candidates. Only candidates for election as members of the Republican or Democratic committee are required' to file at Hollidaysburg. Although no filing fee is required, the county board of elections reported today- that few citizens have presented petitions for election to membership on the county committee, especially in the boroughs and townships.

Fuoss to Address Huntingdon Lions Friday evening, March 12, at 6:15 o'clock, William Robert Fuoss, Tyrone, will address the Lions club of Huntingdon, speaking on the "What Underlies Real Americanism--Are We Part of It?" The Tyrone platform speaker will be presented by Dr. A. L. Malcolm. The club president and program chairman is Charles A.

Bauer. The Huntingdon appearance marks the sixth of the Tyrone man before Lion clubs of the Huntingdon- area in recent weeks. 86 Engines to Be Repaired Here In March It was disclosed at the works manager's office Thursday that a total of 86 locomotives will be repaired in the Altoona works during March. The report indicated that repair work will be completed this month on 36 passenger cars while repair work will be started on an additional 36 cars. Repair work will be carried out in March on 27 box cars, according to the report.

Modification work on 189 H21-A cars will be completed, the report stated. are you have never through a pair of binocuunless you've four eyes. is "binocular" for one -Sports Afield. Pvt. candidates Harrisburg, SHAFFER BOSCUL COFFEE LB.

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PENN-ALTO Buckwheat Flour 2 Lbs. 24c HONEY COATED Ranger Joe 15c NU-MAID 39c "Table Grade" Margarine PENN-ALTO GOLDEN Syrup No. Can 5 WESSON OIL Wesson Oil Pts. 50c ROYAL-6-oz. Baking Powder 26c For Baking SPRY Can 1.21 SILVER DUST WITH FACE CLOTH 36c WHEN AVAILABLE NO EXTRA CHARGES for my CREDIT DENTISTRY FAMILY BUDGET PLAN No investigati no references I UP TO trust you.

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Macaroni of La Grag'no Pot-Pie Bows Betty Crocker Soup Mix Franco-American Spaghetti Campbell's Pork and Beans Pine Cone Tomatoes Hanover Kidney Beans Spinach Jackson Peas Carrots Manchester Beets Bellvue Apple Butter Penn-Alto Milk Penn-Alto Tea Balls Shopping Bag. .2 Lbs. Lb. Box 21c Pkg. Spaghetti 17c Noodles Lb.

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Peaches Lb. 25c Prunes Size Lb. TWO SIZES JUST TRY IT LUX LIFEBUOY SOAP .2 For 19c TOILET SOAP 2 Reg. 19c FOR CLEANING Bath MYSTIC FOAM 60c. MILLIONS CALL FOR KEEPS FOOD FRESH SOL, 10c SHAFFER STORES 128-Ft.

WAX PAPER SUNNY CUT-RITE PLUS DEPOSIT Roll 25c NEW SHIPMENT IN! OFF FRESH CORN THE COD NIBLETS Brand Whale CORN 20c Kernel NEW SHIPMENT GREEN GIANT1 IN! TENDER 815 PEAS ON GREEN GIANT For BRAND PEAS 2 37c OSCAR MAYER WIENERS WITH SAUCE 53c HEINZ BABY FOOD STR. 3 For 25c JR. HEINZ Tomato Soup Mary Les Taylor's Macaroni Loaf with Creole Sauce Broadcast: March 6, 1948 1 cup diced, cup finely cut American cheese green pepper cup Pet Milk 2 tablespoons finely cup water cut onion teaspoon dry 4 teaspoons hot mustard shortening teaspoon salt cup condensed 2 slightly beaten eggs tomato soup 3 cups cooked teaspoon salt aroni or spaghetti few grains pepper Turn on oven; set at moderately slow Grease a quart loaf pan. Heat over boiling water mixture of cheese, milk, water, mustard and teaspoon salt. Stir until cheese melts.

Stir into beaten eggs. Add macaroni; into pan. Set in larger pan holdput ing in. hot water. Bake about 1 hour, or until firm.

Cook green pepper and onion 5 min. in shortening. Stir in soup, remaining salt and pepper. Boil 1 min. Serve over loaf.

Makes 4 servings. You Will Need: Pet Milk Can G. E. Globes PLUS TAX DILL'S E. Z.

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