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NAUMBURG
Sunday Morning Bible Talk.
Funeral of Attorney W. A. Porter
Each Sunday morning at 10 o'clock Funeral service* for Attorney WilReturns Home From Extended Visit Next Meeting of the Home Bureau, Judge Rutherford gives a wonderful bur A. Porter, prominent lawyer and
, in Gertuany—Brincs |Back Many
Thursday, September JW—Grange to talk explaining the Bible truth qver a member of the Jefferson County Bar
Mementoes—The Builder'* Cbus.tVUl Give Harvest Supper, September 37— net work of 14 stations, including Association, were largely attended at
A. KARL AltTHUR.
WOV, WOKO. The purpose Grace Episcopal church, Carthage, on
Serve Supper, Wednesday, SeptemHome Service ftt the M. J5. WBBR,
Editor and Owner. ber SO—Quite a Number on the Sick Old
to acquaint us with our creator, Friday afternoon, the Rev. H. P. LeF.
Church—Enjoyable Gathering of the is
God, and learn of His king- Orabar, rector, officiating. Following
Official Paper of Town and County. list—Notes.
Tlsse Family—Notes and Personal*. Jehovah
dom, for which we pray when we the services at the church, a large
(Issued Weekly.)
utter our Lord's prayer. Tune in at
of friend* of the deceased went
(Mrs. L. H. Weir, Correspondent.)
(Mrs. Grace Weaver, Correspondent) 10 o'clock each Sunday morning. If crowd
to Fairview cemetery, where Masonic
Journal EsatabHahed 1838.
Mrs. Herbert Hall and Mrs. E. C. BarLucian Wilder, of Chaumorvt, was in you have no radio, visit your neighbor services were conducted at the grave
Republican Established 1880. ker spent Wednesday in Watertown. town, Monday:
and hear and marvel at God's povi- by Dr. H. -E. Phelpe. The Lewis
Terms of Subscription :—S2.U0 per Mre. Elizabeth Mellnitz is spending
Mrs. Charles Meeker, who has been sions for ths human family through County bar was represented by Judge
some time with her son, Howard visiting relatives at Redwood, return- His kingdom soon to come to earth. Milton Carter, Perry G. Williams and
year if paid in advance.
ed home Saturday.
The Journal and Republican has a Mellnitz.
Mrs. Bertha Sammis.
Mrs. F. E. LaPorte, of Plainfield, N.
circulation of 4,000 copies, being a Misa .Catherine Martin Is spending
some
time
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Zehr,
at
J,,
called
on
Mrs.
John
U.
Tlsse,
and
larger circulation than any other
other friends In town Monday.
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paper in Lewis county, or in this Beaver Falls.
section, consequently being by f*r the Charles Sauer visited his sister,
Mrs. Herman Schneider, who under- Republican Judicial District Committee
Mr*.
Fred
Bingle
and
family
at
Rivermost desirable medium for advertiswent an operation, at Crouse Irving of the Fifth Judicial District of the
bank recently.
ing. Our rates are reasonable.
Hospital, In Syracuse, recently Is ImState of New York.
Mrs.
John
Kaccher
and
granddaughForeign Advertising Representative, ter, Natlle Herzfg, are visiting friends proving.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Klumburg,
and
daughAMERICAN PRESS ASSbCIAHON. in RockviHe, Canada.
ters. Frances and Anna, of Newark, N. To the Republican Voters of the Fifth
Judicial District of the State of New
Mrs. Florence Norton returned home J., were guests of Mrs. Clara Martin
York.
after spending some time with her son last week.
HARRISBURG
Erford Norton, in Syracuse.
A Judicial District Convention of
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Shultz are rejoicDeForest Norton, of Syracuse spent ing over the arrival of a daughter, born delegates and alternate delegates rep(Mrs. W. A. Vary, Correspondent.) the -week-end with his sister, Mrs. September 14th, which has been named resenting the voters of the Republican
Florence.
Party of the Fifth Judicial District of
The weather Is very catchy for David Schantzaand family.
the farmers who wish to thresh in Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stiler visited
At the Grange meeting, Friday even- the State of New York will be held
their
daughter,
Mrs.
Edward
Mathys
the field.
ing, September 13th, plans were made pursuant to law, at the County Court
School is progressing finely in the and family at Beaver Falls, Saturday. j to have a .harvest supper, which will House, in the City of Syracuse, Onon'
Mrs.
J.
J.
Nuepliger
attended
the
new school building Miss Alice
' be held September 27.
daga County, N. Y., on Wednesday,
state convention of the American LeKenealy, teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reed, son, September 25th, 1929, at 1 o'clock p.
gion
Auxiliary
at
Utica
the
past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moody and
Earl and daughter, Helen, of Lyons m., U. S. Standard Time, for the folMrs. Elizabeth Mellnltz of New Falls, Mr. George Alley, of Crogfoan, lowing purposes:
son were Sunday guests of Mrs.
Bremen
is
spending
some
time
with
J^orthrup, mother of Mrs. Moody.
and Ml&s Pearl Ager, spent 'Sunday
1.—To nominate a candidate for the
Miss Margaret Perger was taken to her son, Howard Mellnltz and family. . with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weaver and Office of Justice of the Supreme
the Watertown city hospital last Fri- Mr. and Mrs. William Huni and fam- family.
Cburt, of the State of New York, to
day. Her father accompanied her.
ily of HarrLsville, visited their aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ervln Windover, son succeed Hon. Gay H. Brown.
% Mr. and Mrs, Charles Twitched and Mrs. John Karcher and family a day Glenn, and daughters, Crystle and
2.—To transact such other business
Miss Ethel Brown were Sunday recently .
of Lowviile, and Mr. and Mrs. as may properly come before the conguests of Mr. and Mrs. William Hum- David Schant*. who had the misfor- Bernice,
Clyde Windover, of Castor land, spent vention.
ADD A GREAT DEAL TO
bert at Tylerville.
tune to run a nail 1n his hand last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Delegates and alternate delegates to
YOUR CHARM AND
Mr. and- Mrs. John Allen and Mrs.week we are glad to report is much Windover.
this
Convention
shall
be
elected
at
the
APPEARANCE
Anna Allen attended a variety shower improved.
primary
election
September
17,
1929,
The
Home
Bureau
met
with
Mri.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Charles and George Sauer had the Fred Buckingham, Thursday, Septem- as provided by law.
Bollivar, of North Lowvllle, in honor misfortune to have a horse break its
12. Eight ladles were present, and
Each Assembly District In the Fifth
If you would achieve •martof Miss Marguerite Bos hart, who isleg In the pasture. The horse had to abergood
time reported. The next meet- Judicial District will be entitled to
ness and chic at reasonable
soon to become the bride of Donald be kiled.
Ing
will
be
held
Thursday,
September
representation
in
accordance
with
the
prices, we can help you solve
Henry.
Mrs. Howard Mellnitz is at the House
at the home of Mrs. Roy Brown, rules, established by the Republican
your Fail Dress problem*—AlMr. and Mrs. John Allen and Mrs. of the Good Samaritan, Watertown, 26,
Croghan.
State
Committee
and
by
the
Republit-is newest styles and colors in
Ann Allen visited at the home of Mr. receiving treatment. Her friends nope
Mrs. Clara Martin entertained at can Judicial District Committee of said
the correct new materials are
and Mrs. Ephraim Allen at Carthage for a speedy recovery.
her
home
on
Tuesday
in
honor
of
her
Fifth Judicial District on the 81st day
here in all sizes up to 62H.
Sunday, who had just returned from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clarence
Ruhm,
and
guests
from
New
Jersey,
Mrs.
Chris
of August, 1929.
Dresses that sell elsewhere
a motor trip. They visited at New Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barnheimer, of
Yousey, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Archer,
for $10 and up, we are able to
York, Brooklyn, Troy, and several Wolcott,
Assembly
Representation
spent
Sunday
and
Monday
and
son,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Farney
offer for a limited time at
places in Vermont.
County
District
Delegates
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert HaJl.
and sons.
Mrs.» Harmon Lewis, who several with
Herklmer
,
_
.
1
3
The
Builder's
Class
will
serve
a
Old Home Service was observed
weeks ago, while in Carthage tripped
i
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dining room on Sunday at the M. E. Church, and a Jefferson
and fell on a cement walk, bruising
Lewis
.:
6
:
good attendance was present. Several Oneida, 1st.
Ladies' novelty shoes in all
her leg and breaking a bone in her
11
until
a
M
are
served.
Invitation
Is
exof the former pastors were present. Oneida, 2nd. - „ , .
foot, is some better at this writing.
shades and leathers to complete
18
tended
to
everyone.
It has caused her much suffering and
The singing by the Rome Male Quarthe fall costume
3rd.
_„
u
she has been obliged to use crutches Howard Mellnitz and children visit- tette was very much enjoyed. We are Oneida
16
ed Mrs. Mellnitz at the City Hospital hoping to have many Old Home Ser- Onondaga 1st.
at times.
Onondaga 2nd. ._
19
WE OFFEE AT LOW PRICES THE FOLLOW-TO
Prof, and Mrs. Frank Eggleton, Sunday, where she is receiving vices.
Onondaga 3rd.
L. 20
son and daughter, left for their home treatment. Her friends hope for a
Camp Pharoux, the pleasant sum- Oswego
USED FORDft
18
in Ann Arbor, Mich., after spending speedy recovery.
mer home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank W.
a very pleasant vacation with their Mrs. John M. Schwendy Who hae Tiase, was the scene of a happy gath- .Alternate delegates equal Jn number
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Vary, in been ill for the past two weeks does ering, Sunday, September 15th, when to the delegates from each district are
Lowviile. and Mr. and Mts. G. N. Vary not gain as faat as her friends could forty of the deacendents of the late to be elected in each Assembly District.
P. C. J. DeAngells, Chairman
and family and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. wish for. Mrs. Martha Ossont, of New John J. and Marion Tlsse, met for
47-2t-«
Lewis here.
Bremen, is caring for her.
222 Court St., Watertown, N. Y.
their first reunion. Speeches, singing George H. Bunce, Secretary.
Ezra Lehman lost a valuable bull
Fred Stockburger, who returned fishing, boating, and games were encalf one day last week by one of the home from Germany last week visited joyed by all. At 1:00 p. m. a bountiful
Colonial busses hitting it. The calf | the old homestead of Mrs. John M. dinner was served, after which the
ran directly in front of the bug. The!Schwendy and Robert Geiser and also guests left for their various homes,
bust ran into the ditch. There were brought a twig of a tree that Mrs. having spent * d&V lon K to be rememseveral passengers on at the time, (Sshwendy's brother Robert planted bered. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark inwho received only the fright and a when a small boy. Carl Henssler, their vited the clan to meet next year at
slight shaking up. But little damage brother-in-law also carved them each their home, in Oswegatchle. Members
was done to the bus.
a beautiful piece of wood and. sent it were present from Ogdensburg, LowThe twenty-fifth wedding anniver- to them which was much appreciated. viile, Oswegatchle, Watertown and
eary of Mr. and Mrs. Harmon L.
New Bremen.
Lewis was celebrated at their home
BEAVER FALLS
Saturday night where sixty-three inAnnual Meeting.
vited relatives and friends gathered
to pay their respect to Mr. and Mrs. (Mrs. G. M. BardOj Correspondent)
The annual meeting of the stockLewis on their siver wedding day. The Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Steiner holders of the Crown Brand" Milk
bride was attired in her wedding: at their home Sunday, September 1, Company will be held at the residence
gown of white satin, trimmed With
of W. D. Blinn, Denmark, N. Y., Octosen, named Maynard Ernest.
lace and pearl beads. The style of a Mr.
ber 1, 1929, at 8 o'clock p. m. At this
and
Mrs.
G.
M.
Bardo
left
on
the dress was much different than Thursday for New York, where they meeting nine directors and two inthat of today. Just the tip of the
spectors of election will be elected
visit their son Wilbur, and other according
slippers peeping out beneath the long) will
to the conditions set forth
relatives.
gown with train. The house was very}
in the by-laws, and such other business transacted as may properly come
ing the past five weeks with her aunt, before' the meeting.
Grey Enamel Bungalow Comclematis and cut flowers. The brides- Mrs.
Ralph
Kresge,
at
Syracuse
has
bination Ranges _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $11(
maid and groomsman, Mr. and Mrs. returned.
Each share of stock is entitled to
George N. Vary, who attended at the
one vote and should be represented at Cabinet Gas Ranges _ _ _ _ _ $35
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Butler, pf j the meeting by the owner in person,
•wedding twenty-five years ago, were
present to enjoy the occasion. The Clinton, and Mrs. Freda Callahan, of , or by proxy. .
Box Stoves for burning wood or
evening passed only to quickly with Syracuse, were recent guests of Mr. I
rubbish—suitable for camps
Ellis C. Cook, Secretary.
social chat, music and games. Re- and Mrs. Fred Keppli.
and cottages _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $10
j Denmark, N. Y., Sept. 12, 1929. 48-2t
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
freshments were served at 11 o'clock.
6 griddle Coal, flanges with or
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Maurer, of West Palm Beach, Fla.,
Notice.
without reservoir _ _ . _ . _ . _ • - $65
Fred S. Vary, Mrs. Josie E. Vary, of at Idle Ease Sanitarium, Croghan, on
Lowviile,
N.
Y.,
September
18,
1929.
Lowviile; Mr. and Mrs. Mason Vary Saturday, September, 7, a son. .^
Notice is hereby given that on the
are agents for the famous
and son Junior, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Williams left on 28th day of September, 1929, at 10 We Allen's
Parlor Furnace.
Ryther, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Lewis Sunday for Portland, Ore. They will o'clock in the forenoon, at the office
and daughter Gertrude, Mr. and Mrs.also visit friends and relatives in of the Clerk of the County of Lewis,
ORDER NOW
See It On Display.
Ray T.- Vary, Mr. and Mrs. Howard California and Safford, Arizona.
at Lowviile, N. Y., the names of 36
Kelsey, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Paris, Mr. and Mrs: Earl Austin and their Trial Jurors will be drawn to serve at A Good Allowance For Your Old
Copenhagen; Mr. and Mrs. Jay E.daughter, Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Rus- a trial term of the County Court to
Stove.
Brown, Watertown; Prof, and Mrs.sell Austin and children Jean and be held at Lowviile, N. Y., commencFrank E. Eggleton. son Reginald and James, of Chittenooga, Tenn., were ing Monday, October 14th, 1929.
daughter Phylis, of Ann Arbor, Mich.; guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Maurer
P. J. Ulrich, Lewis County Clerk.
Mrs. Dora A. Howe, Lowviile; Mr. and family.
'
48-2t
and Mrs. Earl Peck and daughter Dorothy Parker, who has been
Vera, Mr. and Mrs. Wlllett H. Vary spending the summer vacation with
According to a European scientist, Furniture Store, 210-217 Factory St
and daughter June, Mr. and Mrs. her parents, has returned to Green- women's
nature has not changed any
Nicholas Gingerick and daughter port, L. I., where she is engaged as during the
'Phone 2411.
past five thousand years.
hOWVILLR, NrY.
Marie, Mr. and Mrs. George M. Vary musical supervisor in the public
Maybe she makes up for it by changand son Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Willett schools of that city. •
WATERTOWN,
N. Y.
ing
her
mind
frequently.
A- Vary, Mr. and Mrs. George N.'
Vary and sons Gerald and Robert, Mr. Frank W. Smith and son, Russell
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Powis and sonwould like to take this opportunity to
Kenneth and daughter Eloise, William thank the employees of the J. P.
Glngerich, Fay S. Sheldon, Mr. and Lewis Paper Co., for their kind exMrs. Kent G. Vary and son Harold pression of sympathy In their sad beand daughter Irene, Mr. and Mrs. reavement, by the. lovely floral piece,
Enos Peebles, Charles North, Miss which was,deeply appreciated.
Mr. and Mrs. Rose Hollinsworth
Leona North, Mr.' and Mrs. Frank
I will sell at Public Auction at
Powis, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sheldon and and two children, of Oneida, Mr. and
my farm about two miles west
Mrs. William Reilly and son, of
of HousevtUe, on Hie road lead"
" * — - .? Elizabeth
ing past Leon Carpenter's
:
THURSDAY, SEPT. 26, 1BS9
some very pretty presents consisting
of silver, a beautiful clock and a
AT 10 A . M .
purse of silver and currency of which ents, Mr. and Mrs. > John Steiner.
OPEN UNTIL 8 P. Df.
PHONE 172
DELIVERY SERVICE
15 Milch Cows, S two-year-old
Mrs. Earl Riffannacht and daughter
Mrs. F. S. Vary presented to the bride
Heifers,x (to freshen in the
and groom in behalf of all present, Joyce Dorothy, of Syracuse, spent sevspring); 8 spring Calves, 1
wising them many more years of eral days with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
yearling Bull, 2 Horses, (weight
happy wedded life and all hoping to Honer and family. They were accomabout 8,500 pounds); 1 set heavy,
be present on their golden wedding panied home by Dudley and Harold
double Harness, 1 heavy, single
day. Mr. "and Mrs. Lewis very feel- Riffan&cht, who had spent the sumHarness, 1 Mowing Machine, 1
ingly responded to their guests for mer with their grandparents, Mr. and
Horse Rake, 1 Farm Wagon, 1
- —
making their twenty-fifth anniversary Mrs. J. J: Honer.
Hay Loader, 2 Plows, 1 Cultia happy one, long to be remembered. Among those who have left for their
vator, 1 Hlller Plow, Vpr. Farm
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis received an air- schools are: Misa Edna Stephens, who
Sleighs, 50 tons Hay and many
mail letter on Monday, September 16, is teaching at Coeyxnans, fourteen
other articles too numerous to
from an aunt, Mrs. Nellie D. Emmons, miles from Albany; MLss Re ma Hilts,
mention.
of California, extending congratula- at Belfort; Miss Alice Clark, in the
Lunch Will Be Served at Noon
tions to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis.
Maurer district on the third road;
Terms :-All sums under $10.00,
Miss Bernice Cassldy, at Beach Hill;
|—cash; Over $10.00, good en-"
rict; Miss Jennie Hover, in the Second
NEW BOSTON
V
dorsed, interest bearing notes
Road school; Joel Maurer, Stamford,
on The Lyons Falls National
Conn; Miss Marion Just, at TiconderBank, will be accepted.
(Margaret Maher Burns, Conespondt.) oga; Miss Marion VanAmam, Hunt:
MARTIN MO8C1KI, Owner
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burns have rec- ingdon, L. I.; Mlas Lunetta Phelps,
L. R. HOFFMAN, Auctioneer
near Oswego.
ently moved into their new home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Lane and Ruth
Maher, of Adams Center, were weekBELFORT
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Maher.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Finn and family
Andrew Yancey and family are enof Dexter, were week-end guests of
joying a Buick sedan.
Mrs. Dolly Burns.
Willias Camidge and Nelson Kieb
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Forbes entertainspent a day in Utica.
ed on Sunday, Dr. and Mrs. Stowell, recently
;
Mrs. Flora Hubbard, of Utica, Is
;. Mrs. Reta Seetey and Hugh Seeley, of spending
several days with her par;>•;•/•: Watertown.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Camidge.
i^V Mrs. Martin Leach and son Robert, ents,
Mrs. Eliza Keck, who was quite
;>•: and Mrs. Terrance McMannus, of Carlast week, is able, to be out
?'• thage, were Sunday guests of Mr. and poorly
again
which her many friends will be
Mrs. J. Maher and family.
glad to hear.
The proceeds from "Old Home Day" Miss Irene Kieb, who. has been conThe Ailing Rubber Co. is Celebrating its Twenty-First Anniversary with" a
which was. held on August 15, In the fined to her home by the grip, is able
:
.
Michael White grove for St. Peter's to resume her studier at the LowStore Wide Sale. We invite you to come to our store and share in its Money-Saving
and St. Paul's church, netted $013.30. viile Academy.
Several from here attended the fun- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Taylor have pur, Celebration.
eral of jj?dward Flanders, which was chased of Mrs. Belle Zehr her home
H.-\ i, i W 17. S
held on Sunday at the home of his located on the Belfort-Croghan road;
daughter, Mrs. William Finn, on the consideration, $1,200.
Gardner road.
Miss Lydia Yancey, of Indiana, who
HANSON
ATTENTION
SWEATERS
has spent the past year with her
:
FARMERS
of
all
types
WORK
uncle, Andrew Yancey and family, has
gone to Beaver River where she is
20%
Discount
at
a
saving
GLOVES
engaged in teaching school.
R i" 1.1 r v t. s
on
milking
machine
—ofr$3.00
type
at
$1.49 pr.
v
Ervin Yancey returned home Sun840 Certificates Revoked or Suspended
A C H Dl S T R b >
day evening after having enjoyed a
in Two Weeks.
tubing.
20%
iio
50%
$2
50
type
at
$130
pr.
?
ten day trip sojourning in the western states. While there he visited
' Charles A. Harnett, commissioner of the
Yellowstone National Park, in
RAINCOATS
BELBER
ROYAL CORD TIRES
motor vehicles, revoked or suspended
840 certificates of automobile registra- Wyoming.
for
men,
women,
and
LUGGAGE
30x3Ms
OS Royal $6.35
Mrs. Eliza Keck and Mrs. Leon
tion and driving licenses during the' Keck
as guests Sunday the fol.• ! i I n i i . . - . f i . - i children
two weeks ~ended August 31. In the lowing:had
20%
Discount
29x4.40
4-ply
Royal 7.40
Julia Pomerville and
counties of the Utica district there son Giles,Mrs.
Miss
Jennie
Pate,
of
Gooon cases and bags for 32x4 U.S. Co. 9.05
were ten revocations and eleven sus- vine; Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Bush
pensions.
Big Savings.
men and women.
31x5.25 U. S. Co. 9.85
and children, Mrs. Edwin Clarke and
Revocations for driving car while in- daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kemptoxicated: Frank Howe, Peapacton; any, all of Natural Bridge; Frank
Cordon Dunn, R. F. D. 1, Constable; Ardison, of Indian River; Mrs. Mary
Spencer Bardo, Glenfleld; reckless Rubar, of Croghan; Mr. and Mrs.
driving, John W. Coyle, Utica; Anth- Floyd Caldwell and daughter, of
! l i v . ' h A : «: ) ; v
ony Janus, Marcy; leaving scene of an Carthage.
accident without reporting; Frank'
Wftydon, Massena,
Americanism: Oid dad laying brick
Suapex-Bions for permitting another at $12 a day and saving money to edu75 Public Sq.,
Phone 157
Watertown, N. Y.
to use license, Walter Marclnkowski, cate the boy so he can hold a white
R. F. D. 3, Boonville.
collar job at $75 a month.
Price 75. Cente. -•
At Your Druggist.
Journal and Republican
NEW BREMEN
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STORES OF QUALITY
SPECIALS—
Fig Bars, lb
CALL FOR CONVENTION
!. 10c
Pocono Sweet Peas, No. 2 Can . 23c
Puffed Rice or Wheat, 2 pkgs... 25c
CORRECT
CLOTHES
$6.98
$2.95 and $3.95
i-i
KRUPKIN'S
i
Here Is An
Opportunity
To Save
20 Per Cent
on All Kinds of
Puritan Malt, Can
55c
Pocono Soap Flakes, 21b*. .
33c
FINEST CREAMERY
BUTTER, lb. . . . . . .
53c
USED FORDS! USED
1-1927 Fordoi1-1926 Tudor
1-1924 Tudor
2-1927 Coupes
2-1927 Touring
1-Runabout with box
Lowviile,
A COMPLETE STOCK
OF CUTTERS AND
PARTS IN STOCK
.
25c
5c
A. N. Virkler Co.
STOVES
i
Certo, Bot. .
Red Jar Rings, Pkg. 12
—o—- New Yor§t;
IA($INTCL
"STORES OF-QljA__r_Y*
FANCY CREAMERY
Morrison's
A. N. V1RKLER CO.
BUTTER
53c per lb.
'Try Some of the Best"
SPECIALS FROM SEPT 16thFigBars . . . ' . '
'.^^M
Ufa-:. . . ... . . ; . ... /.llllliij
BEYER & KIRSCHNER
Home Bakery -:- Fancy Groceries
Herschey's Cocoa, i/^lb., 2 for . . 25c
21b. Pkg. Prunes . '. . :
27c
Parowax, lib. 10c; 3 for . . . . . . 25c
Jelly Glasses, Flat, doz. . . . . 4 2 c
T e a Sittings, l i b . . . . . . . . . . . 19c
Pep-Post Bran, 2 for
. 25c
Muffets-Rice Krispies 2 for . . . 25c
Can Rubbers (Good Luck) 3 for 25c
Davis Baking Powder, large . . 1 9 c
Pocono Sweet Peas . . . . . can,
Puffed Wheat or Rice . . 2 pkgs,, 25c
!^|&ngs. .". . . . . . . \ .'. ;-pJ^j;l^|j
Puritan M a l t . . . . . . . . . can^ 5^ci
Pocono Soap Flake*
. . 2 lbs., 33c j
SOME OF OUR REGULAR PRICES
Post Brand Flakes . . 2 pkgs.,25c
Berma Coffee . . . . . . lib. tins, 49c
Golden Bantam Corn . . ,. tf|^^^^|
Raisins . , "/v^. . . _ ^ i ; p i » | ? 3 0 i
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AUTO DRIVERS IN TROUBLE
i• - •
ti
i;
! 11-1 > n 1 1 1 ,
THOUSANDS OF OTHER ITEMS AT REDUCED PRICES
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ALLING RUBBER CO.