The News-Herald from Franklin, Pennsylvania • Page 11

PAGE ELEVEN, THE NEWS-HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1925. SHE'LL COOK FOR THE COOLIDGES. sy, Convenient Payments II Bay New 'Clothes low on Lavishly Fur Trimmed waif Hr? are Yflltiea that will permit you to buy that new Coat in time for Thanksgiving. It's a most impressive array of everything that's new and smart. We are able to fit women of every proportion from the slim youthful models to slenderizing stouts and all at these wonderfully low prices.

If You Buy Your Coat by Comparison You'll Bay It Here Tomorrow Leona Baldwin, 13, a girl scout of East Momtpelicr, cams all the way down to Washington, D. to oook a turkey dinner for President Cooiidge and Ills family at the White House. She Is shown mixing gravy. CUmONVILLE By MISS MARGARET L. NTBEB Newest Styles Finest Fabrics Bast Shades Lavishly Trimmed With High Grade Furs her daughter, Mrs.

Raymond Porter. Mr. and Mrs. William Heeter and two children, Mrs. Frank Burrell and Miss Porma Burrell, of Emlenton, called on Mrs.

A. P. McElroy Sunday afternoon. Mrs. H.

A. Haggerty, of Franklin, was a guest several days during the past week at the home of her brother, D. N. Karns. Arthur W.

Kimes, Dewitt Kimes and M. M. Cavettrof Pittsburgh, and Cliff Exey, of New Jersey, were guests for dinner Tuesday of W. P. McKee and family.

Fred McDaniels is moving his from Bullion to Reno where he has employment. Mrs. Christena Surrena received word last week that her brother, Mr. Martin, was -seriously 111 In a hospital at Fort Worth, Texas, where he underwent a serious operation. Word has since been received that his condition was somewhat Improved.

Miss Lela Dunn, teacher of the pri mary grade of our school, was called to her home in Utica Monday on account of the Illness of her father, who had suffered a paralytic stroke. Ralph Eakin and Harry MeCHntock are here from New Castle bunting and are spending the week at the, home of Arch M. Hawkins. George Lepsch returned Saturday after a week's trip to Rochester, New lork. Miss Sara Hutchison is visiting relatives at Braddock.

Miss 'Violet King came homo from New Castle Friday and remained until Sunday evening with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen King. These Frocks will do Justice to any Thanksgiving festivity and their price is easily within your reach. Come in and try them on, See their lovely fabrics, their rich colorings and their smart trimmings and ornaments.

There are silk end wool Dresses in this group and styles for misses and women. See them, compare them and buy your Dress here. Clintonville, Nov. 10. The Peters chapel church was reopened Sunday, November 8, with appropriate services.

The services of the day were well attended. The morning service was In charge of Rev. H. B. Davis, of New Castle, and the evening service, was in charge of the pastor, Rev.

A. W. Deutsch. Services were held Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings with former pastors as speakers. A new basement has Jbcen put under the church.

In it a well equipped kitchen, a new entrance built onto the church. The church has been reseated, repainted, a new piano bought and many other improvements. The church has expended on these improvements about $5,000. All of which had been paid except $1,000 and this amount was raised on Sunday. The people of Peters Chapel are to be complimented on the work they have done and they now have a church they can well be proud of.

The Bullion Bible Class held a masquerade party on Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Minnie Hoffman. The membership of the class was well represented, there being some very clever costumes and the evening proved to be one, of great enjoyment. Refreshments were served late in the evening. A very happy surprise was sprung upon Mr. and Mrs.

John C. Donaldson on Last Thursday evening when friends and neighbors to the number of 49 gathered at the home of Pearl Donaldson to bid farewell to them. Mr. and Mrs. Donaldson are moving to Tyrrell, Ohio.

A pleasant evening was enjoyed playing games and tempting and delicious refreshments- were Mrs. Julia Anderson entertained the H. II. H. Club at dinner on Thursday in a very pleasing manner.

The mem-bers of the club were all present and all enjoyed the good dinner which was served. A goodly number was in attendance the, chicken supper given in the Dean school house on Friday evening by the W. C. T. U.

A nice sum was realized from the elegant chicken supper which was served. Mr. and Mrs. Walter McKean were called here from Greenville last week ou account of the illness of the latter 's mother, Mrs. William J.

Sloan. Mrs. Sloan Is now some better. Mrs. Wise, of Sharon, has been here the past week, visiting at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. D. A. Hovis and three children motored tip from Hooker on Sunday and were guests for dinner of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

William McKee. Rev. Quick, of Harrisville, was a CHARGE IT i caller in town on Tuesday. Men, Dress Up in One of Trade Your Old FUR COAT For a New One-Get the Details at Our Store Fall Hats Knrtat Styhi, All Skadta Sport models and "Slm-p" Drtss Bats In many ntw itylet and la ihtdti. Th prlos it surprisingly $2.98 low East McKeesport, were over-Sunday guests of the latter's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Hovls. Layton VanDyke has gone to Niles, Ohio, where he has employment. George Bailey, of Harrisville, and Scott VanDyke, of Kittanning, spent the first part of the week here hunting and were guests at the home of the latter's brother, David H. VanDyke.

Mrs. Frances Meals has returned home from Eau Claire, where she spent the past two weeks with relatives. The Ladies' Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church gave the play "The Kitchen Cabinet Orchestra" at the Stone Church on Thursday evening, Eau Claire Friday evening, and Wesley Tuesday evening. They had a good attendance each evening and realized a nice sum for their society. These Iplendgd Suits mi Overcoats Girls' Coats and Dresses Tb newatt Juvenile styles are her in all the beet fabrles and shtdei and at piieee that will aliow mother to buy several.

$3.98 $6.98 See for yourself what values really mean. Here are hundreds of Suits and Overcoats worth ten dollars more than we ask you. Examine garment after garment and note the fine fabrics and the faultless tailoring, then try them on and note the wonderful fit, and last but not least, note the price be agreeably sur-. ONE THIN WOMAN GAINED 10 POUNDS IN 20DAYS SKINNY MEN CAN DO THE SAME. i4' SALINA By MRS.

D. R. PERRY. Salina, Nor. 8.

Homer Irwin is visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Irwin, after being in the Wyoming oil field for several months.

Mrs. C. H. Rembold entertained tha Ladies' Aid Thursday afternoon, 20 attending. Mr.

and Mrs. F. H. Brown and children, of Bully Hill, and Mrs. H.

L. Roberts, of Pinoak, spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A.

Brown. Miss Mae Bigler is visiting in Oil City. Mr. and Mrs. McKean, of New York, prised.

MILLINERY REDUCED mm Boys' Suits and Overcoats Splendid modela for both dren or school Xvery Suit is wall tailored with I pair of Pant. Every Coat ii built for warmth and service. The prloca are ery low. $5.98 'Bd $7.98 New Box Coat Double Breasted Coats big heavy Ulsters in the finest plaid back fabrics. The Suits are featured in blues, (ray and browns, plain shades and mixtures: models te fit all men.

Hero are savings that will allow you to buy several new Hats. The newest styles, shades and shape are in this group at a real low prte. That's' going some but skinny men, women, and children just can't holp putting on good, healthy flesh when they take McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. As chock full of vitamines as the nasty, fishy tasting cod liver oil itself, hut these sugar-coated, tasteless tablets are as easy to take as candy and won't upset the stomach. One woman gained 10 pounds in 22 days.

Sixty tablets 60 cents and money back if not satisfied. Ask John M. Riesenman or any druggist for McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. Directions and formula on each box. "Get McCoy's, the original and genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet." gave a very interesting and instructive I talk at the school building Thursday afternoon.

Mr. McKean has been blind since he was two weeks old. He I told how the blind were educated and 'also showed some work that he and others had done. M. E.

Poland, "no tobacco educator," who is making a tour of Venango county, spoke in the school building Friday afternoon. He was unable to illustrate his lecture with moving pic- Hi Fall Faahloaed Par Silk Hosa Wonderful Quality Beinforeed Toe, Heel and Gaiter top. Shades to match your costame. Some bargain. Dawn, blonde, sandalwood, calf, poach, orchid, black, $1 special for DAYLIGHT STORE 203 Center Oil City, Pa.

tures on account of repairs being niade to the machine. I CANAL By MRS. W. K. DEET9 i Mr.

Bossman. of Xinevah, is drill ing the water well at the school building deeper. For some time there, has (Rds happy thots not been enough water to supply the building, and K. M. Sohurer has been evening was spent in ards and music; later a delicious lunch was served.

Mrs. Harry Baker, while working in her yard at her home Thursday, stepped on a rake prong and injured her foot. K. T. Hansen is wiring a number of houses for electricity.

ThU week he will wire Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kuhn's houses Sundav, November 13. Sunday school supplying water from his residence. meeting and service for young peopla next Thursday night.

Mrs. Carl Cotterman. of Franklin, was the guest of her mother one day last week. Mrs. D.

W. Fenstermaker and Mrs. D. E. Seeley have been on the sick list the past week.

Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Kline, of Grovs City, were callers at the H.

J. Xeeiey home Saturday. BISHOP BOYLE SEES POPE. ROME, Xov. 12.

The Pope yesterday cave an audience to Bishop Boyle of, husbuxgb. guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. M.

Shures last Tuesday evening. The Ladies' Aid Society is getting the Methodist church wired for electricity. Mr. Kimes is doing the, work. Mrs.

Charley FerringCT returned home Monday after spendins some time with relatives in Oil City. About six weeks ago Mr Ferringer fell and broke her right wrist. Mrs. Frank Krugrr. of Cleveland, was a dinner guot of Mr.

and Mrs. C. H. Rembold on Fr.day evening. Mr.

and Mrs. lal McCall entertained a number of their relatives at taeir boa TaunttUy erasing. 11m in thousands of breakfasts Mrs. K. F.

Kugier spent aeiverat aays in Franklin last week. Mrs. D. K. Perry visited friends In Canal, Not.

9. Sylvia Hefferman was the guest of Bertha Baker Sunday. Mrs. Fred Blyler and sons, of Rocky Grove, were guests of Mrs. H.

J. Neel ey Friday. The mettings that have, started at the little brick church, conducted by Iter. A. L.

White, of Erie, are Rill In progress. Tbare will apeckl OU City on Wednesday. 10 o'clock; Epworth League at 7, i and preaching service at 7 :30. Every-joue is invited to attend these Mr. and Mrs.

rranK fc.ruger. or Cleveland, spent the week-end with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coulter. Jtof, W.

I Bougaaer vu dinner RED AND WHITE.