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p 66? 600 Cftmeron Street
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MCE PROGRAM
FOB CIMPMEETIBE
lector of Stor«r<itle Exercitet
H»» lnt«rettmg List
©f Events For Great Gathering
Stovfrtlale, Pa., .Tune SO,—The Uev.
A O, Romlir. paator of irnlon Ctroutt.
who la the apliMtual director of tho
Stoyerdnlo oampmoetlnir. ha* com
pleted the pti\|rrnm for this year's
oamix, to he held from July Si to
August 9 Tho Hev. Lewis Shelhottt,
, of Ashland, N. J., tho evannellst. has
airaln been sooured and will pronrh
o\ory exonln* Frof. J. j. vlibton, of
l.anoastor. will ho tho musical director
of the camp nnd tho ttev. Clyde A.
l,yn. h. of Harrlsburic. will have charfre
lof tho i hrlstlan Kndoavor services.
The rtov J. Tt. Mat lack, of Malvern,
; '**•• xxMH preach on Sundav, August 2.
j ta 10 a, m. and 7: So p. n\.
I Tho following is the program:
| Friday, July Si.—7 p. m., opening
service conducted hy the pastor; 7:80
p. m., the Rev. l.ewis Shelhorn.
Sat unlay. August 1— t0:S0 a m., the
Rev J. Royvr; 2:80 p. m., the Uev.
Wm. Beach; 7:80 p. m., the T?ev,
l.ewis shelhorn.
Sunday, August 2 Homo Missionary
TXny - 10 a. nv, tho Uev. j. », m.,t
lack: 2 80 p. m„ tho Rev. trf>wls shel
horn; 7:SO p n\., iho Hev, .1. n Mat
lack
Monday, August 8—10:S0 a. m.. tho
Rev. Clyde A. t.ynch; 2:80 p. m., the
Ttev. C. t., Karly; 7:80 p. m.. tho Rev.
t.ewls Shelhorn.
Tuesday. August 4—10:80 a. m„ the
! ReV. A. S. l.ehnwti; 2:80 p. m.. tho
Rev. C, 15. Houghter; 7:80 p. nv, tho
Rev. t.ewls Shelhorn.
Wednesday, August 5—10:80 a. m.,
the Rev, N. T,. l.lnehnugh; 2:80 p. m,,
the Rev. Samtiel Rrehm; 7:80 p. m.,
the Rev. I,ewls Shelhorn.
Thursday. August ti—Communion
and Old Fooplos' l>ay 10:80 a. m. I
the Rev, lx, ,<? I.ongenecker; 2:80 p. 1
m., the Rev. Joseph Weirloh; 7:80!
p. m., the Rev. I.ewis Shelhorn.
Friday, August 7—-10:S0 n. m„ the
Rev. It, M. MUlor; 2:80 p. m., the Rev. :
jll. K. smith: 7:80 p. m., Iho Rev.;
l.ewis Shelhorn.
Saturday, August S Temperance
Pay—10:80 a. m., the Rev, |x, R. Ro
.lahn; 2:80 p. m„ the Rev. R. R Rid-|
tngton; 7:80 p. m„ the Rev. l.ewis |
Shelhorn.
Blinday, August 0 Foreign Mission
ary tlay—lo a. m., the Rev. 1. 11. At
hright, Fh.T'*.; 2:80 p. m., the Rev.
John Rrlnser; 7:30 p. m,, the Rev.
t.ewis Shelhorn.
The dally junior meetings at 1:80
p. m, will be in charge of tho pastor
Who will give Illustrated talks to tho
children.
Sixteen Trains Daily For
Mt. Gretna During Season
Mt. tlrelna. Fa., June 80.—All Mt.
ilretna Is looking forward for July I
when the Pennsylvania Chautauqua
begins. Great preparations are being
made, and a very successful season
Is expected.
Misses Ethel Dougherty and Katli
ryn Roth returned to their homes In
Shiremanstow n after spending n few
days at their cottage In tho Camp
meeting grounds.
Mrs. Dr. Walters has opened her
cottage, the Ride A Wee, for the sum
mer.
Mrs. George Grayblll and Miss Km
ma of Wrlghtsvllle, are
spending a week In the Campmeetlngl
grounds
11. K. Lowery and family, of 1605
tlerry street, have opened the Kinden
Hurst cottage for the summer.
C. Day spent a couple of hours at
Gretna to-day with friends.
L, W. Walter spent the day with his
fomtly.
Herbert Terry is spending several I
days with his family.
Mrs. Cameron Shu It* opent several'
days days in Philadelphia.
The Park Auditorium dancing floor
has been enlarged and the llrst dance
of the season was held on Saturday
night.
The summer train schedule went
into effect yesterday, and there will
bo sixteen trains running in and out
of Gretna dally during the season.
Kd. Rtnkenbaugh and family, of
Harrlsburg, have opened their cottage!
for the summer In the Campmeetlng
grounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Setbert have closed I
cottage, the Maori, In the Campmeet-
Ing grounds to spend two years travel
ing through America.
Mrs. c. pay Rudy, of 1509 North
Third Street, Harrlsburg, opened her
cottage for the summer.
K. K. Ewing, of Harrlsburg, spent
the week-end with his family.
Mrs. Knima Selbert spent the day
In Harrlsburg on business.
AT OAXTANIS PARK
The management of the Taxtang
Park Theater eame tho front again
this week with another rest vaudeville
show. The kind of acts shown at the
nark theater this summer have certain
ly placed that popular playhouse on n
par with the best vaudeville theaters
in the country. A musloil offennw:
billed as The Musical Crockery Shop
proved Itself the logical hcadllner on
the bill. Resides being a genuine nov
elty the stunt captivated the audience
With some excellent musical selections.
A special set of scenery Is used for
the act and their line of comedy great
ly pleased the park audlenffe.
Carr and bytllle were the comedv
hit of the hill In a "rube" talking and
singing act that was made especially
lauahitnle by the clever work of Miss
l,ytlll«> In her grotesque portrayal of
a country gl, rl. row women equal Miss
l.ytllle in this line of work. Kvans
and Anderson were particularly pleas
ing In a comedy sketch entitled, "On
the Rockies." .ilm Gilden told funnv
stories and sang pßrodtes in a manner
that kept the audience In constant
good humor, while the Sttner Trio had
tnelr roaring with laughter at their
comical antics in a whirlwind knock
about acrobatic stunt.
The fireworks display at the park
on Friday evening promises to be a
(Treat prologue to the celebration of
tne glorious Fourth. The fireworks
have already arrived at the park and
if bulk counts for anything the ills
play on Friday evening will be some
«how. There Is half a carload of them. 1
An experienced pyrotechnic man will,
arrive at the park on Thursday to set
up the explosives and Manager Davis
says he will have everything In readi
ness to give the people the best ills
play the park has ever had on Friday !
evening.—Advertisement.
!*OVKI,TV AT COITo MAI.
The Colonial Theater Is offering real
novelty In the bill presented for the
first three days this week. Mlla
Oberlla and her five girls are giving
a singing and danelng act that Is very !
much out of the ordinary. While the i
stage setting Itself la not extremely i
elaborate the beauty Is thrown upon i
the dancers from the front by means
or a aeries of colored elides that dresa !
the girls In gowns of ever changing
radiance. In one scene they are swim
ming In the ocean, the high rolling
waves being supplied by a motion pic
ture fllm. It Is a realistic scene of the
seashore, and one would be willing to
wager that the girls were really swim
ming in the surf, so perfect is the Illu
sion. Kaiser's Dogs are a group of In
telligent and cute looking little ani
mals who go through a routine or
clever tricks, and Sam Glider la an old
favorite In black race who has a lot
P r , n f w J°fces The first of the Co
lonial s home-made movies will be
shown the last three days of this week.
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'MK" "ur." bpeciaU For Ferd Ctrs
SIO.OO 2-inch Round Nickel or 75c Havoline Oil (gallon
Brass Bumper $0.85 cans) ..., s , 50c I*
s>■so 2-inch Channel Bar $1.25 5-lh. Can Transmission SIBOO Stat Covers for touring
Brass or Nickel Bumper s(>."s Grease , ,05c car s» v r>B
SB.OO 1/a-inch Round Brass sj.<» Mb- Can Auto Soap 50c SHOO Scat Covers for Road
or Nickel Bumper .... s.">.(>."> s>.-' Gallon tan Brass Pol- .»«.%»«»,», $6.89
SIB.OO Electric Horn, Motor is, < ?5c $5,00 Ughtinff Outfit* "!!!! MM
Driven $0.50 PRICES BASED ON NO. 1 DIAMOND $4,00 Near Knd Tire Holders,
$12.00- Electric Horn, Motor TIRES, 3,500-MILE GUARANTEE 5trap5,...,,..,,,,,,. s2,r»o
_ Driven •: $6,/0 Rciv.iinr KVoui n * VO ° Running Board Tire
$6.00 h lee trie Vibrating n n on Holder ~,,,, SL«7
Horn, (guaranteed) .. $2.08 >. . , oV; r; 0t $5.00 Painting Outfit $2.85
$20.00 Kectric Head Lights. S, * c M Straight $17 5 Tire Covers '
Bullet Shape (11J4- \n i ikid T,hrl Bumper*, clamp
inch), pair $9.50 ' on type ... ~. , " >
$8.50 Electric Dash Lamp, $ s , ' J $1,50 Cut Out Outfits Com-
Bullet Shape, pair .... $4.80 9.48 0.26 52 . |f
$3.50 Electric Tail Lamp, "; •' - >v* 50v- Oil Gauge By
BttUet Shape $1.78 \f 7 J-g sKf o Ignitioi, Cable As
s6o.oo KEMCO FAN GEN- ' Jg semhly Ofc
ERATOR, COM- *.67 \f $2.00 Floor Mat* <*c
TERY AND AH !& JS •» „
CONNECTIONS $45.00 J™ J*-+» SI.2 J rV RrtV h.l« nibh"
SIS.OO G.» H«d Light (12- ™ ®.l 4.01 #nW , JV
"> ch ). P alr SB-35 ooJ UJI $4.50 Tool Ron, 22*9*7 $2..W
$15.00 G» Mead Lifflit (0. •"*] \lf 4.2S , u u , ,
. tacM. pair $6.25 >*.W » Joc Fourth »««« Grmn
$/.50 Oil Dash Lamps, pair, $3.95 \ r , "i?")!. ?l Cun ..... 1(V
$3.50 Oil Tail Lamp $2.45 4 f ,60c Crank Holder J! ,W
$3.00 Oil Tail Lamp $1.75 {j* SI.OO Valve Lifter 37c
$6.00 rool Box (24-mch 10x j;. ; 3UJ mO6 Ml 50c TungMJl. Ump», 6 volt
,u > $-.8? „ x . , nni . 12 candle power, 30c
810.00 Mayo Spark Plug Tire > 3 SI.OO Champion X Spark
Pump with gauge .... $6.05 6.80 p , UR '
$5.50 Hand Pump, 3 cylinder, _ v7x - ' 3,90 36.01- 0.13 $1,25 Bethlehem 5 pt. Spark
$3.00 Hand Pump, 2 cylinder i High Grade Reliners j SI.OO Valve Stem Adjusters, 38c,
compound $1.65 Reg. Price Si*e Sale Price 60c Fan 8e1t5,,,. 28c
$3.00 Ratchet Jacks SI.BO $2.72 30x3 SI.BO 25c Huh Cups 14c.
$2.00 Ratchet Jacks 05c $3,06 30x3# $1 «)g 50c Valve Grinder 28c
$3.75 Combination Tire and $4.50 32x3'.i $2.70 $12.00 Master Vibrator $7.50
Tube Vulcanizer $2.50 $4.% 34x4 s3.jq 45c Inside Blow-out patch,
$2.00 Tube Vulcanteers .... sl.lß $5.14 36x4 $3,2<) 3-inch 28c
$4.50 Oval Mirror, any finish, $2.50 $6.58 36x4# . $3 40 60c Inside Blow-out Patch,
$4.50 Square Mirror, any fin- $7.15 37x5 s3>) 3#-inch 36c
!?h $2.50 sl,lO Lace-on Patch, 3-inch, 69c
$2.75 Round Mirror, any fin- "*"j $1.20 Lace-on Patch, 3tf-ineh, 7<)c
ish (s#-inch) $1.75 g $2.50 Mahogany Door Stripn
$2.00 Diminishing Mirror (4- r~4 J— H Touring car, per net SI,OO
inch) 05 c ® 20c Kadiator llose ........ 9c
SB,OO Clock Phtnney-Walker PRESENT THIS CO TIPriM sl,{Xl l ! iher G#iri (or Su,w#rt
Keyless $6.65 PRonSENT THIS COUPON Speedometer ~, ~,,,, 45c
$8.50 Clock. Phinney-Walker AND RECEIVE FREE OF 60c Wheel Pullers 28c
Kejless, for cowl dash, $6.05 CHARGE A FIRE EXTINO Cylinder Head Gaskets, 38«f
$35.00 Windshield, rain vision, $0.75 ."til - ,V Tire Talcnm, l-11, cans! 11c
/5c Ciargoyle Mobiloils, UISHER FOR YOUR CAR. 3Ol' Piston
(gallon cans) 45c L————— Complete »tock, Bolts and Boirlngi.
All Supplies at Equally Low Price:
All articles have our regular guarantee. Mail orders will receive im
mediate attention. Prices quoted include attaching to cars without extra charge.
Atlantic Gasoline 15c a Gallon
FREE AIR AT THE CURB
City Auto Supply Company
108 MARKET STREET
TELEPHONES ---UNITED 66 195 X E. L. LEINBACH^Manag^
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