New Castle News from New Castle, Pennsylvania • Page 16

NEW CASTLE, NEWS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1932. Mimic Warfare At Mt. Gretna Is Under Way Right from Neptune's Pantry Establishing New Standard of Values In Staple Linens SEE THIS SUITE FISHER'S BIG STORE SOUTH SIDE LONG AVE. Annual Battle Maneuvers Why Not Have Extra Tea Towels Made of Are Started By Infantrymen And Cavalrymen MYTHICAL EHEMY SIXTEEN 70 Inch Irish Linen Bleached Table Damask Stevens Linen Crash All TO BE ATTACKED 88c yd. In rose, pansy, acorn, thistle and conventiai designs.

(Inir.rrmiloni.: News Serrlcu) CAMP O'NEIL, MT. GRETNA Aug. 2. The tinnufil battle maneuvers for which Pennsylvania Nation at 10c yd. 16 inches wide.

Assorted colored borders. al Gunrdsmcn have boon training during their armory drills and preliminary camp duties commenced today when close to 2.000 soldiers -cad. Cannon Turkish Towels Weighted down with aims, bianic umunitlon, nnd full packs, soldiers Liie 55th Infantry Brigade, the leadership of Brigadier Gen-jrsil Edivard Mfircin marched nortli-K'ard to engr.ge a mythical enemy, I Designated as the blues, the in-1 fantrymen will battiu a farce of i mounted guardsmen of the 104th Sl.00 doz. Size 18x36 All-Linen Silver Bleached Table Damask 50c yd. 64 inches wide.

Desiring to picnic in the wide open spaces, yet bene unwillinfr to carry the necessary provender from bnrne, these young avcrcome their tli tle-s' tv bv teaeUns cr. niuins, cos; from the Band and roasted on the spn.ihnrc. Thnv am the Hisses Ann Kelly dcCl) nnd Key O'Lcary, of Desiring to picni b- Ceaatinz nthrop. Masa. Thia fiesta They are double thread, soft and the size for every day use.

Colored plaids of green, biuef pink, orchid. uavnJry. Ir.c DJasJw. the butcui-hri, na river Is the line separating thi two belligerents. Infantry On March In response to orders of Majoi General William G.

Price, commander of the 2ath Division, the infantrymen marched awnv toward SEVENTH WARD NEWS Blue Mountain, 20 mile's north of the base at Mt. Gretna, A fleet of 60 army trucks rur bled over the parade grounds siio: l.v after sunrise. First tc ct 'Pupils Await were men of the 110th Infantry Observations In 7th Ward regiment, unaer ioi. uorm Aicn, with companies fvom Western Pennsylvania, They moved out on the Annual Reunion Colebrook-Fontanna-Annville Belle Ecru Shade Belgian Filet Table Covers sl.69 SOLID OAK! DULL FINISH! NINE MAGNIFICENT PIECES! Out-Of-Townerj Arriving No Grove rond went as far as Belle Grove, where they "debussed" and marched the remainder of the distance of five miles to a point Just south of Indlantown Gap. rrcnarc For Nirjlit To Be Present At Mahoning School Reunion Wonder if any of those picture: which created so many laughs las! year will crop up at the Mahoning-iown reunion Horseshoe playing seems to be having- a it'vlval In intercut Dim tl.iyf.

Change Of Policy Sale Price '89 Doughboys or the 109th infantry, under Col. Robert M. Vail, with i stage all several new pitching courts having appeared. borrowers from companies from northcaste: fom the Mt. Gretna-Laurel Point-Fontanna, road, far ns Fontanna, wli bussed" nnd rode the suite, refectory typn In Regular price is SLIS.OO the local library evince great interest in the electric stylis, used tt print titles and numbers on nev, bound books.

Jar at the library is labeled a care of hnldinc vour brcnth and Mahoninglown school pupils nothing remains but to wait Tor 2 o' clonic Wednesday afternoon to arrive. It will be at that hour 'that Lhc former schoolmates and their teach Two Groups of Fancy Linens ers gather in the Mahoning schocl building, North Cei "acquaintance reni gritting your teeth when forced tc get off the trolley car lane on North Cedar street, until back on The Sixth street tennis court is also used as a golf course. SEVENTH WARD PERSONALS Upon reaching -the pass In the mountain, both regiments pitched shelter tents and made preparations for an all-night stay in the field, General Martin and. his staff made the Journey with the troops on horseback. business meeting.

Judging from the Also Showing $109 9-piece DINING SUITE $59 $125 9piece DINING SUITE $69 $142 S-piece DINING SUITE $83 $175 9-piece DINING SUITE $98 Our Change of Policy Terms Are 30 to 90 Days SLorc Oiwn Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evening being shown there will be Card Table Covers Scarfs Doilies Napkins Filet Centers Sets Vanity Sets Grass Linen Napkins Scarfs Vanity Sets Buffet Sets 7-pc. Luncheon Sets 69c large class of the youngsters I geth.er. Lest yea- him creed titled 49c and son Jimmic. Constantine, Michigan, wll arrive in Lhis city to fr.rei:t:y one of the large of the school, day, guests of Alderman and Mrs. H.

O. Conies. North Liberty street. They will attend the annual school reunion tomorrow. t-of-tewners have been arriving week, quite a number being Would Have State Set Beer Tax, If Act Is Modified distant nemts.

Prof. M. C. Turrell. forme: William Osburr.

f.na uco. Meyer, West Madison avenue left at Saturday -'or Sparrow Lake, on Lin-re Lney :ei.l New Castle Dry Goods Co. farther Into interior Canada to of the school, now loco tee at cnam-palgnc, 111., is one of the guests expected to be present tomorrow. A picnic dinner will be enjoyed in the grove of Cascade park at 6:30 lfl-18. Title Is given by the deed 1B-1S "OI.IC DEED.

Rep. Haws, Philadelphia, tvoolscy Bay, where they will spend half miles north of Fcsctonia, nil. ROCKFORD. Ill A flourishing Ash- Would Have State Put Revenue On Alcoholic Beer signature, "James K. Polk." adt a deed in the possession of G.

i Geneva-on-the-Lake where HUMMING BIRD MOTH Woman, 80, Becomes Marriage License Smith of Rockford. ADDED TO COLLECTION fin: The Liberty street and Madison Concert Singer CENTENARIAN CELEBRATES (imorjiiitlonal Service) ROCKPORT, Indiana James S. Wright, said to be Hie oldest living Mason in Indiana, celebrated his 100th birthday here by mounting-, nnd riding: a horse in a parade in his honor, The entire town turned out to do Wright honor and see his avenue Intersect gathering place Donald Rosbaugh Elsie Sadler HARRISBURG, Aug. 2. Anticipating a modification of the Volstead Act as a result of planks in the platforms of Che two major political parLics, Rep.

Edward Haws, Philadelphia, has before the house which carries the signature of the eleventh president of United States deeded a tract o( land In Winnebago county. 111., lo Jamei Hulse. of the owner of the ancient paper. It was drawn up tliough she has sur.p In choirs all her life, she has only just recently decided to become a concert-amsi. Commenting upon this rare phen- Royal College of Music said: "She astonished me by the wonderful purity of her voice and sustaining power.

I have never in my long experience come across so remarkable a case. One would think from her voice that she was And 1 Of 1 Charles Bungan, Albert Anderson, Walter Stone, of this ward, have returned home after a few days days visit In Huntington. Indiana, Returning with them were Joseph Calvert, this cite. Ward Ripley and Albert L. Fulton, of Huntington.

The iatter two will have a few days 'illr. and Mrs. R. H. McNutt and Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond McCartney srjent Lhc earlv hours of Monday horsemanship. today a resolution providing fen- leg included islation to raise revenue in Pennsyl- fast-growing collection owned by, Dungar. Jr later ad dition is a "huminir-g bird moth, queer looking specimen that is sn ho tcok her fl ano of 18. Parfit, and i The resolution provides that the Con- Dorothy M.

Pifer Din oe ami tec uy uic house and means committee so that morning on a fishing trip neaut Lake. They brougl Younc Duncan has found that state will be SLASHED PRICES! We Arc Closing Out Our Entire Line of SIDEWALK BIKES and BICYCLES Why Not Take Advantage of These Prices? sniff of ethyl gasohn tec: hire catch of bass. Mr. and Mrs. W.

D. Andrew Maptc 1 hnve turned home ter spending two weeks in Virj; Jceisi jitdiui consld- Clare D. March and Jiaws wanted atlon of the HURT IN FALL crossing the Baltimore an 18-Inch Frame Dnliai of Cleveland. O. HarLsock, Blair, objected nnd it Sunday guests of relatives Ohio railroad tracks Sunday.

Mr; in Boys $20 50 Amy Cioffi, of this ward, cauKlit he heel" and fell. She received r. sever C. Schuster it over for printing, unexpected test of prohibition timent developed In the house night when Rep. Bauer.

West-eland. during a lull In the pro-lings, moved that the house imletce on law and order be dis- I a physician aed to her Heme. treri rknrk VGikmI Used $10 SIDEWALK BIKES Closing Out 59.85 ghnrKcd from further consideration of hLs bill which would repeal the DESPITE THE NEW TAX ON BATTERIES PRICES HAVE BEEN REDUCED MODEL 44... 13 PLATES Armstrong-Snyder Prohibition En More Congratulations Meyer asa Weller forcement-Act. I Rep.

Hines, Armstrong, sponklng.i Seventh Ward 2 bill I 100 East Clierr- St. for Ithin the the special session, A roll call produced a vote to 89 against discharge of the Many additional letters of appreciation have been received since Satui-dnv by Fred L. Rent7, President of Tar. Newes Company, on his fiftieth anniversary with this newspaper. Space will not permit or continuation of publication of ail ol mlttce.

a constitutional majority many more years to carry on such an estimable publication. Sincerely yours. OTTO KOLB, Formerly or Evansvlfic. Indiana. Past Grand Chancellor, Knichts ot Pythias.

State of. Indiana. Present Location 314 Norwood avenue, New Castle, Pa. Dear Mr. Rentz: charge of a committee.

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Fred L. Rentz. Cure The News, Dear Mr, Rciilk: Wc are sending you our most sincere confrratulaticns. You arc certainly deserving of nil the credit that is being given you. because or your many years of service and the The above price ii for other modeli ore pro-porlponalely reduced.

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