Miss Myia Spyker and’ are at the home of thed Mrs. Samuel Donaldson burg, for the week. Mra, F. drive hes: wother Fred grandmother, at Markles- O 14 Wa and Mrs, and drughters, of Curwens he CC. D. Bartho! 315%. A. Aum rd & Compan Harr Mi Ouise for C, i High Robert ited, And fe ther perfect 8 due fo the wrong number Iowistown, calle vening and st county poor ates house is mplet y be working on the hose ground for whic few days ago, and will the Dr. Black hospital. The structure and tile and 150 by There will be ac thirty-four beds. The iywood section at tie Lewistown Narrows are A. W. Funk & are bound completed in new was hroken a be known as # will be of brick g0 feet in Sommalia wi for J ion is the Ho rn end of ractors dimensions who SAE rms ding days. iladeiphia, t 120 Fess Du Fisher. of Danville, was it Hao alsburg the Renortier Mrs asing cnller turday ind beens to Pi it srmer’s brother, George N. Fish ten days previous * the f« week or ght who & suffered a H ore to St er 4 paraiytic strokes ite College to soe their on, Charlies E. Fisher, Jr, this fall matric at Penn State for the Pree mre Reverting to the matter of the illness of Mr. Fisher's brot Mr. Fisher informed the Re- porter that it Danville to Boalsburg, made in the lincoin ear of Charles E. Fisher, that the palsied condition first manifested itself. The party had reached a point tila mide of Potters Mills. George Fisher was driving the car, when he suddenly complained of loss of feeling in one hand Little was made of it, however, . a short time late Charles sher noticed thes unmistakable signs in the face when the muscles were drat out of normal position. As the condition progressed it was thought advisable to stop the car. This was done at Old Fort and slp summoned to drive the car to a doctor's office, A physician could not be located at either Centre Hall or Pleasant Gap. Fortunately the trip was completed to Boalsburg without serious results. Mr. Fisher informed the Reporter that Mis brother's condition showed marked improvement. who ated socal course her HEART OF WEST GOES OUT TO SMITH Farmers Throng Cities to Take Part in Enthusiastic Ovations. HE PROMISES IMMEDIATE AND REAL FARM RELIEF Attacks Bigotry and Intolerance— Challenges the Ku Klux Klan—Ex- poses Hoover Stand on Water Power—Assalls Repub- lican Corruption. in a bril erly Gov. West Starting at Omaha, where llant speech he made a mas ma tio bu at Coals al) at the | The First FRANK . MAYE > Will it heat the entire home, upstairs and down, in zero weather ? Does it take the place of 2 or 3 stoves ? Does it have heating type ? Does t have an 84-pound fire pot 7 An inner casing ? Does it have only one joint above fire bed ? Is it good looking ? Will it reduce fuel bills ? Will it save work, time, and el ¢ a cast iron unit of the furnace Price $95.00 Why Pay More ? Hosterman & Stover Co Reliable Hardware and Serviee Heating, Plambing and Electric Wiring. MILLHEIM, PA, gram with Republican ally revealed tigations, he at the Montana e Although 00 Smith's farm sy particularly emp and friendship sl egard to waler OTF, rruption, so sensation- the oil scandal inves- ailed In his address State Falr at Helena. ent on Governor sch at Omaha has sized the warmth wn by the Demo cratic candidate f@r the farmers and his determination ¥to give them the kind of help they Rot sight has not been lost of the" masterly grasp which he displayed of the farm prob- lem, Going directly to the heart of the farm question, he sald “the trouble is that the farmer is buying in a highly protective market and he is selling in an unprotected one, Everything that fs used in the operation of his farm except what he himself produces, is hid behind the tariff wall. It is sup posed to function for him but does not.” The Surplus “A great many of the crops country the farmer grows la nf th Anmactts RT a 3 of the domestic marks of this in excess fn tha w= wile! in i Wi ii (AUARANTEED in Every Purchase Made in ALTOONA BOOSTER STORES EVERY IS SUBURBAN DAY IN ~- BOOSTER STORES Oo come on avantage of inites WEDNESDAY Will be 8i Booster Wearing A good day to vieit rea and SECIIre ie Apparel and Home N for Fall the many and other Personal that will required WwW al cela he and Speed inter ghare in val- and Suburban Day ues. Altoona Booster Association STRAND THEATRE Altoona, Pa. ONE WEEK. Beghning SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20: SEE AND HEAR AL JOLSON Ine ’ “The Singing Fool’ With VITAPHONE. “MOVIETONE NEWS REEL” [ That fs Eat 60 you have gol {o pay your attention to, because as it stands to- | day, the farmer is compelled to offer | t it In the domestic market first, and | the surplus tends to pull down the | § price that he receives for the whole | crop.” | t Referring to broken Republican | ¢ campalgn promises of 1924, Governor Smith continued, “What did they | I mean by ‘equality between agriculture and industries’? They meant to give the farmer the benefit of the tariff; they know they have not it. The President knews it. Candidate Hoover knows {t.” Governor Smith then proceeded to show that Herbert Hoover, the Repub lican candidate, has absolutely nored this vital and fund: imenta of the farm problem. Mr, against the McNarey-Haug largely responsible for Coolidee's two veto 8 of that and the ’ estion made for is to done ig- | 8 | part Hoover is en bill, was President | measure, he has ever problem f into he surplus surpi —— —— arift, He sald: {augen bill, “As 1 read the McNa its fundamental pu control of with i rpos o he sale he cos of exportable t imposed upon For that pia itform squarely it principle H~over principle by benefit a clear surpluz, the Jemocratic of the “Here is 161 tone will be le ng into pre which my Carry. for tand.” At Oklahoma yr ong OATS - The buyer for our La have to show YOU this w cleverest of res DRESSES - Do not forget, Compare th COAT ent is in New York now, and » dinary group of styled coats in very ADEN dies’ D:partm an extraor € Wiil eek y in at NIEMAN’S —look—and be convinced. » at NIEMAN'S th hardige with Every Purchase MILLHEIM WHERE THE DOLLAR GOES THE FARTHEST — x J Economical Transpeortotion / CHEVROLET, |v Start ~ + Lightio Re Fy lgnit! 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