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Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 3

Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 3

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Altoona Tribunei
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Altoona, Pennsylvania
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Fortune favors the bold Cicero. The Altoona Tribune Saturday, Jan. 23, 1937 3 an assembly of D. S. Keith Junior High school yesterday. Dennis Loynes was student leader. for a motor trip through the southern states. They will be at home after February 1, at 3400 Tenth street, N. Washington, D. STRANGE AS IT SEEMS-ByJOHN HIX further proof address the author, todostnc stun pod envelope tor raptjr i Rag. U. S. Pit. OS. A roraUdnn In tint. JIAK8H-HARCKK'S CKRAMAltK SMITH HAAS Charles Edward Smith, formerly of 60S Eighth avenue, Juniata, and now residing at 900 Columbia avenue, Palmyra, N. and Frances Marril Haas, of Rlverton, N. were united in marriage on Thursday, December 31 1936. Mrs. Smith is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clement Haas of Rlverton N. Mr. Smith Is the son of the late Charles Edward Smith and Bertha Roberts Smith of Juniata. 1fe wait nwp wtcr blue with black accessories and a corsage of Talisman roses. The bride is a graduate of the Altoona High school and Juniata college. Mr. Aurandt is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Aurandt of 1614 Third street and a graduate of the Altoona High school nnd of Dickinson college. He is a member of Theta Chi fraternity and is now employed by the Federal government in Washington, D. C. Following the ceremony the wedding party returned to the home of the bride's parents where dinner was served. Immediately after the dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Aurandt left James Brady, pariah pastor, presided. Attendants were Miss Margaret Koons, a close friend of the bride, Sankertown, and Clair Maloney, of Ashville. The wedding dinner and reception, which immediately followed the ceremony was held at the residence of Mrs. Joseph Gibbons, 97 Cherry street, Sankertown, a sister of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watt are spending their honeymoon In western cities and will make their future home In Pittsburg, where the bridegroom is employed. THE CPU WATT BERTRAM CRESSON. Jan. 22. A pretty wedding was solemnized hite St. Francis Xaviers Cathollo church at 7:30 o'clock yesterday morning, when Miss Myrtle Catherine Bertram, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Bertram. 511 Second street, and Fred Watt, son of Mr. George Watt, Ashville, R. were united in marriage. Very Rev. John A. MOVIE SHOWN A A. movie was shown to 1Se Am1omicn UNaiitsT- ftNPCoOK-. mm snu, living del 1 I 'BtKTW9lF1BSiiE9 Fresh Daily From Modern -frt NSW WORLP Giant Loaf IC EatM Many Km of Brtod Ow Lrfttimt tot Both Agrtt Thot AtP Bnod Tunst Wt Hoy Evtf Tastad." Family Bread Milk Bread 10c flaw? -eat rFTERWrRD PcCiDP Pound Loaf Lse. Loaf 10c Pound "3f Loaf it Raisin Bread Luncheon Bread Rye Bread Donuts Ddicts Cinnamon Bread 1 and you, too, will enjoy bread more when you serve Bread You'll find it a more nourishing, tastier, fresher loaf, exceptionally low priced Choose your loaf today do, 12c Loaf IOC Special This Week-End! Sale AWWEO IFOOED Included among these are Chinese, Hebrew, Continental Telegraph Code, Arabic, Slavic, English, Japanese, Icelandic, Spanish, German, French, Persian and Gregg Shorthand. PARADOX OF Christopher Columbus seems to have first formulated his beliefs regarding the shape of the Earth at the home of his deceased father-in-law, a distinguished navigator of Lisbon. Here Columbus had the opportunity of studying charts and nautical Instruments which had been left to his wife. V.Tien he started out on his voyage of discovery, Columbus was thoroughly convinced that the world was round. Not until 1498 did he change his mind on the subject. This change These and DOZENS of OTHER Specials Give You A Real Chance To Buy In Large Quantities And SAVE! Sultana Brand In opinion was brought about by the fact that he was unable to account for the difference between the climate of the coast of South America near 3Wnlda4 and the climate on the same parallel In Africa. This led htm to believe that the Earth bulged In the center, making it pear-shaped Instead of round. Thus, though his correct belief that the world was round (correct, aside from the flattened portions at the two poles) led him to the discovery of the New World and partial proof of his contentions, strangely enough the discoveries he made led him into an erroneous change of mind! Number BUGLE The first English meaning of "bugle" was "wild ox." traceable to the Latin "bucu-lus" meaning "young bullock." The horn of an ox, when made into a wind Instrument, was called a bugle horn at first then a bugle. S3' DOZEN 25 SUNNYBROOK Selected Eggs Doz, Office Hours Evenings 9 to 5:30 to 9 PRESIDENTIAL Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, Mrs. William Howard Taft, Mrs. Wood row Wilson, Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, Mrs. Herbert Hoover, and Mrs. Thomas J. Preston (formerly Mrs. Grover Cleveland), all wives of Ex-Presidents of the United States, are still living. Herbert Hoover Is the only living U. S. Ex-President Red Beans 3 13c Del Monte Peaches 3 49c Tender, Sweet, Crushed lona Corn 3 29c lona Brand Tomato Juice 3 22c Standard Pack Tender Peas 3 25c Standard Pack Shredded Wheat 2 Pk9s. 23 lona Cocoa 2-u. Tin 5 Nucoa Oleo JSET4 230 With Nucoa Coupon Your Cost Is Only 13c (ANATOMICAL LINGUIST. For two years Ted Rockwell, of Portland. Oregon, has followed a hobby of collecting tattoos on his legs, spelling his name out in different languages and codes. To date, he has assembled a total of 24. 10S43C 10Nc89c 1079 10N65C 12cl49c Room Ooldschniid 20S-J03 Bldg. A Complete EYE SERVICE By An Eyesight Specialist For S3 Years NO SIDELINES FLOUR TYRONE NEWS A. Ray Flenner, 970 Pennsylvania Avenue, Phone 194 83c SUNNYFIELD 24-Lb. Sack Hubert W. Baronner, of the Citi zens Fire company, this week was elected president of the Tyioce Volunteer Firemen's Relief as so- 4 Cans 22c GOLD MEDAL 1 AO 24-Lb. Sack PILLSBURY AQ officers elected were: Vice presi Tomatoes Daily Brand Dog Food dent, Hubert Woodring; secretary, Fred Crane, treasurer, William 25c Lb. Cans Metcalfe. trustees, Harold m1 "UU uavn Shope, Edwin P. Moyer, Byron delegate to the state con vention. Lawrence Xowlin; aiter- Additional Special Money-Savers I nate. Merle Garland; delegates to the arrangements for the district convention which will be held in Tyrone in August. Mrs. Richard Beaston is the general chairman of the Tyrone Girl Scout carnival committee, the carnival proper to be held in the T. M. C. A. on Saturday, February Mrs. Beaston is arranging the details for the carnival anj her committee appointments will be announced within a few days The Tyrone Girl organization is endeavoring to make this annual affair the best and most successful event yet held. The card party and dance will be held on Friday evening, February 5. Mrs. Charles Houck, West Twelfth street, is quarantined at her home with scarlet fever. Her sister, Mrs. James Strand, who resides in an adjoining apartment, is also ill with the same disease. Mrs. G. G. Stine, 915 Hamlin district convention, Roy Bonn, R. W. alternates, C. L. Hand and L. Sing'er. Rev. Dr. 27c One ev Price More Complete Scientific Eye Examination Any Prescription Invisible Kryptok Bifocals Any Style Including Full-Site or Folding Oxfords TAKE ELEVATOR Second Floor Rooms 202-20 Ray Optical Co. GOLDSCHMTD BLDG. Qt. Jar Rajah Salad Dressing i Edward M. Morgan was reelected chaplan. Within a few days the presi 4 pt. 4C Rajah dent and the executive committee together with A. B. Woodring, Sandwich Spread wU general chairman of the conven Fresh Fruits And Vegetables I OE3ANGES Florida, Florida, (C 1-6's C3k0 Doz. 220' KJi 0 Doz. NEW POTATOES 4 25c NEW CABBAGE 3 Lb, 10c Fresh Endive 2 Lbs. 15c Fresh Spinach 2 Lbs. 13c tion committee, will met to select the commitee which will make SILVERBROOK ROLL BUTTER 2 73c Sunnyfield Print 2 lbs. 77c Chase Sanborn Dated Coffee Lb. 25 Ann Page Cocoa 2wiM5 Gelatin Dessert Sparkle 3 Ptg. 14 Orange Pekoe Nectar Tea 29 A-Penn Tax Included Motor Oil 2 45c Vigorous Winey Bokar Coffee avenue, is a patient in the State hospital, Philipsburg, where she will submit to a major operation. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Westbrook, Bald Eagle avenue, are both confined to their beds suffering with pneumonia. Laundry Soap 4 A Giant A A OctagOn IV Bars 03U Toilet Soap A A Palmolive 4130 Get A Cannon Complexion Cloth For Palmolive Bands Ask Manager For Details 3L9C YELLOW Approx ONIONS "Greatest Preston S. Moulton, headmaster of the Birmingham School for Girls, is in Philadelphia today where he is attending the annual meeting and luncheon of the I Headmasters' club of that city. Week-End Meat SPECIALS In MARKETS Mr. Moulton is vice president of the club for the currst.t year. iC 2 FRESH PORK LOIN 19 Whole or Half Lb. 27 1C Center Lb. Roast, Chops Lb. WEDDINGS i. TENDER CHICKENS FOR ROASTING FULLY DRAWN 25 Lb. SEA improvement in pianos IN THE LAST 30 Take the word of Paderewski, Hofmann, Rachmaninoff that Steinway Accelerated Action is the most notable advance in the piano in decades. Take our word and buy your Steinway XOW. All present styles will be S50 higher in the next few weeks. See hear and play the incomparable Steinway Grand, Style "3" in mahogany case at J5-55. On March 1st or sooner the new price will be S535. A small down payment and attractive payment terms thereafter. STEINWAY IS EXCLUSIVE WITH US 2 29c HADDOCK FILLETS 1 SPECIAL SALE OF LAMB A NATIONAL PRODUCER CONSUMER CO-OPERATIVE SALE TO HELP LAMB GROWERS MOVE A LARGE SURPLUS Loin or Rib Cut Shoulder Cut Lamb Chops Lb. 27c I Lamb Chops Lb. 19c Lean Roast I Meaty Lamb Shoulder Lb. 17c 4 Stewing Lamb. .2 Lbs. 25c Small Short Shank Picnics Lb. 17'A Round or Sirloin Steaks Lb. 25 Sliced Boiled Ham 2-Lb. 23 "Special" Sliced Bacon 2 31 Fresh Pork Sausage Lb. 23 Fresh Ground Hamburg 2 lbs. 29c AURANDT OOLTABAUGH On Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Dr. Warren D. Bowman, professor of psychology at Juniata college, Huntingdon, Helen Coltabaugh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Coltabaugh, of 5503 Grandview avenue, Eldorado, and Kenneth Aurandt, of Washington, D. were united in marriage, with Dr. Bowman, a former professor of both the bride and bridegroom officiating in the presence of members of the immediate families. The service was performed by candlelight in front of the fireplace in the spacious living room of the home. The bride was attired in a traveling costume of navy with accessories to match and wore a corsage of pink tea roses. The couple was attended by Louise Maguire, classmate of the bride, and Eugene Cutler, both of this city. Miss Maguire -wore a princess style frock of coronation Fillets of Redfish Pound 15 Fillets of Pollock 2i.bs.2lc- Skinless Cod Fillets u. 15 Fresh Stewing Oysters Pint 27e LEGS of LAMB Pound WINTER MUSIC STORE ALTOONA TYRONE lEEF ROASTS 14 ENGLISH ROAST STEINWAY THE INSTRUMENT OF TFS IMMORTALS FOOE) STORES

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