Thursday, June 1, 1939, {HE UNION PRESS-COURIER. PAGE THREE HARRY STOLTZ CAUGHT IN GROUP PHOTOGRAPH OF DEALERS AT DEARBORN, MICH. | ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE, them known without delay to i Testamentary. in the Estate of the said . " RAYMOND D. BUCK, ! decedent have been granted to the un- In the Estate of Onuter Sciranko, Administrator, Patton, Pa. | dersigned. All persons indebted to said late 2 Elder Township, Cambria Coun- | Reuel Somerville, Attorney, | Estate are requested to make payment ey, Pennsylvania, deceased. Patton, Pa. gt. and those having claims or demands Notice is hereby given that Letters ‘| against the same will make them of administration in the estate of the | known without delay to: said decedent have been granted to Harry J. Nehrig, Executor. the undersigned. All persons indebted Executor’s Notice, In the Estate of Isaac Strayer, late | Rg ehcp YY NG aT 2 Rela. la Pw wn ness on June 10th, 1939. 200DEGREES BELOW ZERO HAS 1B WHEELS, VET IT IS Sedriodedodeiddodoiioddrid do fodoofodsbudedodoiisddosdoduiodoidofoofioiedefoddedboiriifodeodioifefododo | IN THE WEATHER PULLED BY A SINGL 5 & 3 ! PENNSYLVANIA TUNNEL AT DEARBORN, EACH WHEEL IS CONNECTED 3 JRID A RANGES oie ca oi uice © “Dozen: 2BC # EDISON COMPANY MICH. THE OPERATOR TO RECORDING DISCS 3 EfIefiing Sass of juice. DOZEN C: : CAN MAKE A HOME-BLOWN ~~ WITHIN THE BOX. THE DEVICE * i Wd umlbivion IR bint sia * t J. H. Shearer, President. BLIZZARD OR A SAHARA WAS BUILT BY BRITISH bob foolodfocfesforofocfocfocfooforfecfock: foofoefodfeofeofocfococfooforfocirofecfoforfeofociocfocforieck eoforfeofeoforoofocforfocfoefesfocesfecfocgorforfoofect A Harry StoMz, of the Stoltz Motor Company, local Ford dealer, is shown here in front of the Ford Rotunda in Dear- dealers and salesmen from Pittsburgh territory who parti- Mercury cars recently. The Ford Rotunda is the hospitality building for the Before driving the new cars back home the party also toured born, Michigan, in a group with some of the 200 Mercury cipated in a mass driveaway of 185 new tens of thousands who visit the Rogue plant each year. famous Greenfield Village and the Edison Institute Muse um. LAW 0 DISARM PL ANTS FOR OPPRESSIVE LAB- OR TACTICS, SOUGHT as oppresive labor tactics. “There are still factories which stand like fortreses, bristling with machine guns and modern chemical weapons,” | LoFolette told a sub-committee of the { commendations of the Senate e Civil lib- erties committee, which has held ex- tensive public hearings on the alleged violations of citizens’ rights, would pro- payment and those having claims or demands against the same will ' make of Patton Bororugh, Cambria County, | Pennsylvania, deceased. Reuel Somerville, Attorney, Notice is hereby given that Letters Patton, Pa. al Patton, Pa. Big Savings Every Day Rock Bottom Prices on Quality Foods! 0 said estate are requested to make In Ta A IB ES Ci 459 Magee Avenue, EXTRA Hanover Kidney Beans ©. | =: Grapefrauit Juice ... oofeefecfoofeoforfocgordect & i | CALIF. 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