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Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 3

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Altoona Tribunei
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ALTOONA TRIBUNE THE NEWSPAPER THAT COVERS CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA-SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1926 PAGE THREE enclose front porch at 1019 Second STOMACH President Coolidge and His Cabinet Vgirlwins repr IEVE Differ on Subject of Vacations OR YOUNG BROTHER This will help lt his way to Loudon to geek clour cooperation with British officials and will bo away from Washington ntoat of tho summer, Ono of the last of tho congressional leaders to leave tho capital was Speaker Longworth, who departed yesterday by automobile for his home at Cincinnati, Ohio, Vice President Dawes who for the last few days has been in New England, will begin a ten day vacation at Wagon Wheel Gap, Colorado, late In July, He plans on upending most of the summer at his Evanston, home. Food or water may cause severe abdominal pains. You I can relieve the acony almost in Washington early next week, but there is nothing certain about his vacation. Secretary Work will return tho latter part of the. mouth front an official western inspection trip of tho National Parks, with his vacation program unmapped, With an Inspection of the S-51 at Brooklyn.

N. and a short cruise with tho midshipmen's practice squadron on his immediate engagement list. Secretary Wilbur will leave for his vacation to tho Pacific Coast the week of July IS, A round of New England farm meetings are on Secretary program upon his return from his western trip about Julv 19. His vacation tentatively is set for the latter part of August at Southampton, Long Island. New York.

Assistant Secretary Andrews, chief of tho prohibition forces, Is now on Boy Sentenced for Murder avenue, cost $260; A. Stener, two-story addition at 1812 Fourth avenue, cost F. Sommer, new porch at 1115 Fourth avenue, cost $250; Joseph, Yalcnte, for remodeling at 101 Crawford avenue, cost George Klemon, frame house at 411 Twenty-fifth avenue, cost 5.000: Ralph Olpwlne, brick-cased house at 1313 Fifth avenue, cost and George Hostler, brick-cased house at 2017 Pino avenue, cost PENSION ALLOWED The claim for pension of Frank Welhley, of IfitO Sharp avenue, has been allowed at the rato of $24 per month from January, 1920, and at $00 per month front June 4, 192ii, according to word Just received from ,1. Banks Kurtst, congressman from the Eighteenth district, through tho federal commissioner of pensions. at once with Chamberlain Colic Remedy.

Your druggist has this old remedy. For trial lie, send 4c to Chamberlain Medicine Com. pany, 707 Sixth Avenue, Des Moines, Iowa, 'i LABOR LEADERS WARN AGAINST SOVIET MISSION WASHINGTON, July 9. (A.IM Warning against sending a mission to Soviet Russia in the name of American labor; an appeal to organized labor for funds to assist the striking British miners and an assault on organizations believed to be communistic In makeup came today from the executive council of the American Federation of Labor. Tho council said efforts were being made by some labor men and others to form a commission to visit Russia and other Kuropean countries for "the ostensible purpose of making an investigation of economic.

Industrial, social and political conditions." TAKE REBATE ADVANTAGE Many tax payers are availing themselves of the 1 per cent rebate which is being paid by the city treasurer's office to those who turn In their assessments this month. Property tax receipts for Friday were 595.30, entailing a rebate of Personal tax receipts totaled $356.40, with a rebate allowance of 3.60. The total collections for the day were $12,491.22, and the office was rushed all day. plAMBERlAiijQ lal GUARANTEED REMEDY FOR RJ If GUARANTEED REMEDY FOR Dl'lLDlNU PERMITS Building permits were Issued Friday to: George D. Gorsuch, garage t3U9 Most Chestnut avenue, cost $150; J.

Wolfberg, signboard at Union avenue and Twenty-second street, cost $93; George Bender, to mer, taking his vucalion In the fall. Wrestling with the radio Fltuatlon and with creation of a new unit in his department to care for civil aviation will keep Secretary Hoover in Washington until late summer. He then may tako a Pacific coast trip. Attorney General Sargent will return here Monday, from Pittsflcld. Mass.

The latter part of tho month Mr. Sargent will go to his home in Ludlow, Vermont, spending part of his time fishing at his nearby camp at Reading. Vacation plans of Secretary of War Davis have not yet taken shape. Assistant Secretary MacNider, who has been on an official army Inspection trip to tho west coast, will return July IS, and his vacation plans, too, are indefinite. Secretary of Labor Davis is at present attending the Moose at Chicago and ho will be back (Bv A lntril Pre to Altnotm Tritinnr) WASHINGTON, July President Coolidge and his cabinet differ on tho subject of vacations.

While tho chief executive already Is enjoying a holiday schedule In the Adirondacks, the majority of his cabinet officers either prefer late vacations or have not yet determined on dates for them. Secretary Mellon is most like his chief in his vacation taste this year, for tho treasury head expects to sail the latter part of next week for a trip to Europe, his Itinerary calls for a motor trip through Southern Kurope to Rome, where ho will visit his daughter, the wife of David K. K. Bruce, American vice consul. Treasury officials today described the trip as solely a vacation Journey and devoid of other significance.

Secretary Kellogg expects to be detailed in Washington, probably until September. Postmaster General New also will be here all sum if if Snatched from Chair Four Hours Before fieath tRy Asaocntrd 1'rtsj In Altoorm Triliunr) LINCOLN, July The determined fight of a sixteen year old girl to save her brother from the electric rhair resulted today in a live day reprieve for Donald Ringer, 19 year old youth sentenced to death for murder. Four hours before the death march was scheduled to begin, Uovcrnor after an all night conference with defense attorneys, granted the reprieve at 3 o'clock this morning, Upon the presentation of statements that Carl Monro, Ringer's alleged victim, was seen alive three days after the date he was supposed to have I'Cen murdered. Ringer was the youngest person ter sentenced to death in Nebraska. The State.

Pardons Board declined Wednesday to hear (he sister's plea for commutation of the sentence to life imprisonment. The girl then ap-loaled to the governor, who granted reprieve until Julv 13. Who Buys At AARON'S, Buys Economically 5f if if if if FREE! FREE! FREE! This coupon entitles the holder to one vocal lesson free of chnrge, when presented at the Stmlto. You may he the possessor-of beautiful voice and not be aware of it. Come anil find out.

Children from 5 years of age up are eligible for enrollment. lUnl -0i4 for Appointment LAIRD VOCAL ACADEMY OFFICERS ARE ELECTED DENVER, July 9. (A. All officers of the National Conference of Commissions on uniform state laws except one the vice president have been re-elected by the conference. They include: George B.

Young, of Montpclier, Vt president; Professor Samuel Williston, of Cambridge, rice president; George G. Bogard. Chicago, secretary, and Hart, New Orleans, treasurer. it Hunt-Baritone Instructor. Alt nan l.M'IKF.S JlIA" Stilt TROF.

"JACK" t.AIKU, 409 Grant Hnllillti THIS OFFER section reflects THK CLASSIFIED rnntimi.il economy. It A A A Ta if if if 1926 1 Kji 1926 1 JULY SMART JULY SUGGESTIONS SHOWN IN McCALL PRINTED PATTERNS if Tt WED. if BERG HED tTt tT tT 1 A I Tt I 1 if if ti tTt THUV" FRI. I SAT. 4 If 3 22 23 24 29 30 31 tT 66 SUN.

WON. TUE. 4 (5 6 11 1TTS" 18 19 20 25 26 27 Phone 2-8503 1110 14th St. The Garden of Silks Tt 7 TT 21 28 tT Grant JL jf aaaa if Tt Tt Tt if Tt Tt Tt if if if tTt Tt Tt Tt if if if if if if if if if Write for Free Samples I For Saturday's Buyers! If low prices on beautiful, desirable new Summer weaves mean anything to our patrons this store will be busy today! we're offering mnw wonderful valuea in both silks and Summer wash materials us you can sot! Read every item! Be sure td get here soma time today Come in the morning i you can! Come Today! Just See Them! EL If you cannot visit the store in person today, write for free samples and order what you want from your own home. We pay the Parcel Tost.

if if Tt Tt I Values Like These Come But Seldom-Good Reasons to Buy Now Here Glorious New Silks at Marvelous Savings if Printed Silk Crepe Printed Silk Crepe New Wash Silks 500 yards pf smart new tub silk of heavy quality that is guaranteed to wash and not fade. 32 Inches Special for Today beautiful new printed silks of 4j $.85 $0.95 new colorings, 40 inches wide. peclal for Today Handsome, rich patterns in every wanted shade, and ail so fashionable this Summer. Here is superb duality. 49 inches wide.

Special for Today New Sa-Ma Silks Sa-Ma silks are to rich and Floral Silk Georgette Floral Silk Georgette if if if if if if Another special lot of regular $1 .95 .45 $1 $2.75 quality Silk Georgette I 300 yards of this fashionable printed Georgette in every new yattern. A regular $3.75 quality, and 40 inches wid. Your choice. Special for Today manv exquisite floral patterns, $225 40 inches wide. Special ror Today New Silk Shantung 54-Inch Silk Crepe beautiful, and they, will perfectly, too! Wonderful Corticelli quality in all shades, inches wide.

Special for Todny Silk Flat Crepe A 900 yard offering in all shades and white, navy and black. Extremely and a supreme value, 4 3 inches wide. Special for Today We've grouped TOO yards et this smart rough finished Shantung in all shades, 32 and This beautiful printed silk $.59 if flat crepe in a wrfndjrful line of nat-terns. is actually worth .65 $1.79 aj JS a vard. and you'll only nee ii; vnrds! Sneclal for To 36 inches, and will close it all out.

Special for Today Fancy Taffeta Silk if if if lay if if if Tt if if if if if if if if if if if if if if Tt Tt Tt if if if New Silk Georgette $6.50 Silk Georgette BEDROOM REQUISITES if if All the new checks and stylish plaids to choose from in this big special offering, all 3G inches wide, your choice, Special for Today if if $.89 This is a close-out price on beautiful 54 inch Silk Georgette at about one.thlrd Us actual worth. Special for $229 The best of quality, in every lovely shade, 40 inches wide nnd very popular and stylish this season. Special lor Today Rich Black Satin if if if if if $219.00 115.00 139.00 185.00 1.50.00 29.00 30.00 All Kinds of WHITE AND BLACK SUMMER SILKS At Special Saturday Prices! $322.00 Curley Birch Bedroom Suit Dresser, Bed, Toilet Table, Chest and Table "00.00 Quartered Oak Bedroom Suit Dresser, Bed, Toilet Table and Bench 1S3.00 Quartered Oak Bedroom Suit Vanity Dresser, Bed, Toilet Table and Wardrobe 270.00 Quartered Oak Bedroom Suit Dresser, Bed, Toilet Table, Colonial design 200.00 Quartered Oak Bedroom Suit Dresser, Bed, Toilet Table, Colonial design 3S.00 Full Size Wood Bed, two tone quartered oak 44.00 Full Size Wood Bed, mahogany colonial design 1 Forty-one odd Bedroom Chairs and Rockers in mahogany, goiden oak, Ivory, American or French walnut your choice at $3.00 each. if if if Jap Silk Pongee The price of Jap Pongee is going up and here's a cTianee to buy at a real saving. Heavy I quality, 33 Inches wicft.

Special for Today $1 .33 If you want a real bargain in rood quality black Satin, 36 inches wide, get some of this today. Special for Todaj 69c I dC Wonderful Values in Summer Wash Goods if if if if 7 if if if White Georgette Voile 59c Georgette Voile An amazing c'ose-out price on 85c Rayon Silk A special lot of about 300 yards, all nice patterns and good quality, 31 inches wide, to be closed out. Speclnl for Today Tt Tt Tt Only 200 yards of this much wanted cool Summer weave to go at this price, so hurry! 40 inches wide. Special for just 600 yards of good quality Voile in lovely shades, 40 29c 50c Tt 39c $45.00 38.00 42.00 49.00 25.00 21.00 19.00 14.00 11.00 $60.00 American Walnut Chifforobe, double doors 55.00 American Walnut Chifforobe, double doors 70.00 Dresser quartered oak large mirror 80.00 American Walnut Chifforobe 49.00 Mattress, full size, two parts, first Premium all cotton felt sample soiled 40.00 Mattress, single Princess all cotton felt "ample soiled 37.00 Mattress, full size, two parts, Monarch all cotton felt sample soiled 27.50 Mattress, full size, two parts, Slumber all cotton felt sample soiled 20.00 Box Spring for single bed, slightly soiled inches wide. Speclul for To day Tt Tt New Block Voiles Tt Charming New Voiles White and Black Goods if if if These are so pretty! Have you seen them? In shades to suit bach neat figures an-3 dots of This special assortment of cool all kinds and in all shades, 48 Summer weaves, all 40 inches if all ages, and all 40 inches wide.

A big value. Special for worth 59c and C5c a yard and 39c 48c all 40 inches wide. Special for wide, is a big value offering, Special foe Today Today Til BIG CLOSE-OUT OF COTTON BROADCLOTH $1.00 Irish Linen if if Tt Tt $1.00 Silk Mixed Crepe anouier nance to get some Everything for Your Home Moderately Priced Furnishers of Distinctive Homes Your unrestricted choice of any of our figured or striped cotton broadcloth, regardless IT- if Choose from a fine line of smart new patents, 36 Inches 43c 64c genuine sponged and shrunk Irish Linen in all shades and white. All 3G Inches wide. Special for Today 50c I of former selling price.

Spc i cln! for Today wide, regular 1.00 quality. A big Special for Todny Don't Fail tn Attend Tnelnv! You'll Save Manv Dollars! THE HOME OF BETTER HOME FURNISHINGS CtillfiK ilUMJii UKJMBillUO i hf.

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