ge Two : ; MEYERSDALE COMMERCIAL, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1929
bocial and Personal
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nlsw, and daughter, Mr. and . FAC S . FAIRY TALE
Harry Blyson, at Philadel-
Somerset News | Somerset News
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The many friends of Capt. Charles| Miss Maude Leslie Dean, assistant: School buildii
J. Harrison, president of the Country cashier of the First National Bank of 3 i+ Teridoy aft
Trust Company, who has been confin- | Addison, Pa., was a business caller in for fire drill.
; ed to his home by illness for several | Somerset last week. She was accom- time all. stud
: weeks, will be interested to know |panied by her brother, M. H. Dean, : lined up on 1
| & Mary Graham Bonner that he is again back at his desk. who is the cashier of the same bank. ; ; street, out of
COD LIVER OIL COPYRICHT BY WESTERN NEWSPAPER LiioY a
a 4 tem used in t
: Mr. and Mrs. Ira Shoemaker, of| Mr. and Mrs. W.- H. Plaster, of IB is a ve
AIDS EARLY CHICK OLD NORTH WIND South Edgewood avenue, entertained | Pittsburg, visited the former’s moth- A should feel :
~ lat a dinner recently in honor of their |ey Mrs. Catherine Woy, of East stairway or e
| “We oy son-in-law, David Sharp, who cele-| Catherine street. Mrs. Woy celebrat- 0 it
| Three Tests Made at North| Vell start” said old Mr. North ly 4.4 pis birthday anniversary. ed her 82d birthday anniversary last eines
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rs. Wilbur Derry, of West Sal-
ry, was a Tuesday visitor here
relatives and friends.
r. and Mrs. George Weimer
little daughter, of Greenville
inship, were town visitors Sat-
hy. with relatives and friends.
Wind. “at one end of the city, and | Friday : y fe
. . es Has i : T . : 0 use t
Carolina Station. ha give .a Ia Mrs. John Schrock was hostess to mas EY gong. ly
The. others aid her bridge club last Thursday evening. | ar... Bert Brown, of New Samper, Drinied and p
: land, W. Va., is spending a few days that the sign
‘what a storm pa- Miss Rebecca Coder and her bret with her sister, Mrs. Frank W. Simp- cards read lil
rade meant, but er, Frank Coder, students at Dick a son, of West Patriot street. Fire Drill S
old. Mr. North Son College, Carlisle, Pa., arrived
2 home to spend €he Easter vacation
Three separate tests made lately at
ihe North Carolina experiment sta-
tion prove the value of 1 per cent of
cod liver oil inthe mash feed sup-
plied to early hatched chicks.
“Chicks reared in our laboratories
where we could control nearly all
conditions have proven the value of
cod liver oil in the mash feed,” de-
clares Dr. B. F. Kaupp, head of the
poultry department at State college.
“One lot of chicks fed a complete ra-
tion except for the vitamines, broke
in health in the fifth week. The chicks
receiving 1 per cent of the tested oil
in the same kind of mash ,did not
oi : in break in health and were strong and
The: Municipal Theater, Rio de Janeiro. well developed. In a second test, the “We'll Give a
not know at first
rs. Charles Plitt, spent Monday
hing at Somerset, on official bu-
ss for the auxiliary, for the Sons
‘nion Veterans of the Civil War.
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Wind explained | : Valentine Gress, of Meyersdale, a Two rings
what he had been is Shk parome Astor =y - 4 Bs, was a Monday visitor at the home of drill. Use. al
suggesting te | on% ST» OF 2NO Shier his son, Attorney Henry G. Gress, of exits.
them lately. fue. West Union street. Three ring
“You see,” he : . a ” 3 : ways and”
said, “we'll start | Slight improvement is noted in the| os. Oo Brydon, of Scranton, : Church only.
to blow and roar {Serious condition bf Al Barkman, who |, 1,04 Saturday at the home of her : Four rings
and storm at one [has been confined to his home ong ip, Capt. Charles J. Harrison, of and exits nes
end of the city. |West Church street for the last few |p. Noi" chroot. ; : building only
“The other end | Weeks by a nervous breakdown. : The Sophos
will be perfectly | - : s : 5) are very mu
free from the Tony Gallo has returned to Somer- a he 2 ES from sults of their
storm, but grad- |set frome Pittsburg, where he under- Dog bo an ; Bricks saciained while the Main Th
r. and Mrs. Frank Stotler and Th. Wats ing Dy Sh these pajis Were 8 mark of royal dis | hicks which were not allowed to run den ually, little py lit- jwent an operation si the West Perm working as a carpenter last week. : - wish to'than!
r : 4 > : tinction and were planted only in OT te bon z Parade. tle, we will work |hospital for the removal of his appen- enough to he
khter, of York, are spending IO DE JANEIRO, which recent: parks and avenues near city and coun- oul gi-doors not receive direct sun way right through the city. dix. His condition is greatly improv- . cess.
time at the home of the for- R ly extended such an enthusias- | 3 pltices nr light gave us exactly the same results, AT WORT We Hote Tote on thoted Mrs. George Siders entertained at Now that t]
s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. tic welcome! to President-Elect |. “nyo (uinta da Boa Vista, some dis- Those receiving ‘the oil were strong people! They will say: bridge last Tuesday evening at her 1 and sunshiny
fer. Bistase Hoo in bark Beauky Aad tance from the heart of the city, was - ‘Oh, see the storm! Isn't it strange? | The Somerset Country Club’s an- home OB Wiesh Patil street. Covers : temptation
stors, of the aches! cities o one of the country homes of royalty. It's hailing here, and down the street | nual Easter dance on Monday night, Zt. . hooky” as
’ . New world. And the customs and : : io’s finest there is no sign of t . 7 + : | known Ho
iss Isabelle Bittner, student at . Rika | This splendid estate, now Rio's fines the end of the fifth week.” sign of a storm; not even | April 1, promises to be a large and 2 0 .
2 mode of life in the teeming city, many | ,,.,0: was presented to Dom Joao by a at the end of the ¥ a snowflake is flying.’ colorful social gathering, with many | The Johnstown Union Taxi basket - warned all tk
lana State Normal arrived here ini EO ia Doctor Kaupp states that a third wp ’ » : ] i i
SL Ee of Them reminiscent of me Old Fone Portuguese citizen. On the king's re- Rock: was hg oh tho basic ration Then we'll move on down there.” |of the southern and college vacation- ball team defeated the local athletic i caught being
’ give the city an added charm to the | yy 0 Europe it was claimed by Eng: imal a ho the ten- “It's a splendid idea,” said Prince |ists home for the spring. There will |team at the Armory Friday night by legal excuse
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry visitor. ; lish bankers for crown debts and pur. | Without il put were ig i Th Sleet. “I can hardly wait to begin |pe cards from 8 to 10 o'clock, follow- |& score 53 to 24. 8 suspended fo
er, North street. The population of the capital ex-| .hased from them by the Brazilian Se ae that fey i so ey marching.” 4 ed by dancing until 1. A peppy five- ie ; seem rather
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Seeds LO As ore De government. The palace is now the i] a 2 oe — Som “Oh,” said old King Snow, “must [piece orchestra from Johnstown will] Mrs. Bruce Glessner, of Somerset only way tha
rorge Collins, Jr., who is em- Ch 24.000 ue 4.000 home of the Nayonal Museum. In vitamines tion the green feed but not | “© march? I don’t know that I'm |furnish the music. Lunch will be |township, who recently underwent an ! evil out of o
ed in Pittsburgh, spent the Ficnch 3.500 A Syiians And this musewm are to be seen remark- enough to keep Hom 15 wood Health, | OY good at marching. I fall most |served during the intermission from |operation for appendicitis in the urged to see
end with his family here. abs. On OH iti ehle Indinn collections from Wie upper the coastal plain | Peautifully and I dance about very |11:30 till 12 o’clock. Johnstown Memorial hospital, is im- ; school when
y Arabs, 8,000 Germans, 2,000 British, | Amazon; Brazilian birds, butterflies, In another test, at the coastal p often: before 1 fall proving nicely The six lct
: — — . 1,500 Spanish-American 1,500 Amer- | woods, and minerals; and a gallery station, one lot of chicks was Slowed “Hut us for marching—well. Ti not Nie. Bliabe G fortalion 4 1 . team along
iss Sepha Suder returned Sat-| icans, and 600 Asiatics. devoted to “Rondonia,” th ly dis- | to run on a fresh, green pasture three : “ : iss Eliza upp entertain 5 Tl yr
| ! > : evoted to “Rondonia, e newly : . quite so sure.” And he looked rather lend bridee Fri-| Miss Edna McVicker, of Rockwood, Coach E. H.
; night after spending several Rio’s climate is often maligned, but | coveres land in Matto Grosso, named | or four hours during the Die aid : Tor of her fie x ri 0 re whe Gndcraent ah spcfation in the Pittchurali™1
2 . : i 5 ik i s i Itt i Ss n at her home on es : 4 :
in Pittsburgh, with her broth- Sb, Bi he Je ne Tor General Gancido Ronden, ihe Bro: De oy Bi Gi iid) is “Cheer up, cheer up,” said the Sy A luncheon was served Memorial hospital at Johnstown, has J see the finals
-] i . 2 ather. v £ zilian explorer. ; . Sing. © J 73 , . i 1 loko 1 \ hip i
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.| Ko er 1 many of our eastern > large and strong as the chicks in the Storm Ring, "Old North Wind doesn’t lpy the hostess: returned to her home. Miss McVick ship in the
ge Baer. d middle west cities, and the night Strsst: Scenes in Rio, cod liver olf Work. Doctor Kaunpp | care if we don't keep sop.” = er is a teacher in the Rockwood EX ton being th
and middle west cities, and the nights > “I should say not” laughed the Al . ik Schools. . : the woecsid
Is ice ¥, Mlernan, formerly P. M. Saxman, of West Catherine they have
states that those chicks which run
i North Wind, and his laugh was so :
-of- ick other things 2
pe Saors real Tor good health cold that they all wanted to start Somerset, a member of the Siie street, spent several days last week | who went or
Which ore Ho right away Council of Education, who has plan-}; "pyiogelphia, transacting business 8 Dull, J. D
and development, but usually this is ag i # on, a Sh ned to spend the summer in Europe, ’ . ; ii i
not sufficient as the tests with the cod ey fet lke exercising and blow- {, = "delegated by the State ; ;
liver oil show. ing and snowing. Coil to represent Pennsylvanio's Mrs, Mary Louise Sanner, of West John Boyer.
A result of all the tests, Doctor Prince Sleet was talking with the edveatl al : ? + t oid World Main street, spent a few days in School wil
$8, TOS > King of the Clouds and the Hail ucational Interests at Ne WOLC y,hnstown last week, visiting at the ] go for the East
Kaupp believes that the expense of | Federation of Education Associations’ |p £ Mrs. Alb 1d £ . bei I
ately for Bedford, where they is vol harbor domi- : toi | King. ] : fl ? ome of Mrs. ert Reynolds. : day being t
‘ i 3 h id course, is its marvelous har or om with two huge wheels, carrying gran. | USIDS 1 per cent of this oil is we “We'll give them u good time” they convention, which will meet in Gen- 15 i ) will not be
me : “il re re — ’ ate by i rent roo lle fat ite blocks or great logs suspended by | worth while. It holds up the Beata) all said. : . eva, Switzerland, July 25 to August| Myr and Mrs. Warren G. Ferner, of | James Dar
son-in-law an augh er. ey tower over its crescent shore lines. chains from the axle. The vegetable and gives stronger constitutiona “Yeu, Weill’ Goma down together, 4, and at the fifth international €on- [the Ferner Hotel, have returned from i 3 miordh of Mi:
fo many pears old time and 2 Yolo on now oa i Gi and chicken sellers of Rio carry their | Vigor. rol and nail and sleet storin. free o the Now Fhuostiossl ra an extended southern motor trip. 1 Ll his Tome oft
substantial residents and we| W mi 1g wares in groups of baskets hanging “It willbe 5 most » |lowship Meeting, which will hold its :
; i ¥ = . gorgeous storm! : : . ness. Every
Lt to lose them. it may ye claim id the most pie- | £01 the ends of a pole slung across Coccidiosis Is Very “We're all ready then, eh?” asked |Sessions at Elsinore, Denmark, Aug-| Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Fishburn, of ] cover rapidly
turesque of great cities, their shoulders. This is probably a : : old Mr. North Wind, once more. ust 8-21, Johnstown, were weekend guests at i place.
harles ‘Wiles and Alva Martz, a Siscavered survival among those customs which Destructive to Chicks "We're all ready) they said, — the home of E. M. Fishburn, of West a. =a
inent farmers of Northampton the es ; 3 > ot ine A reached Portugal through her Far Coccidiosis is a disease of the in- The earth people shivered and sat Miss Helen Hoffman has returned | Main street. ol
hi i . ih town.) ZLOUD of brenc nghenots Eastern colonies. testines and while it affects all birds J i hi from & visit with friends in Pittsburg. Y | —— L : BOS)
ship, were shopping In s| 1555 first settled there. The Portu- closer to their fires. while the ones .
hy ; ott] i Sy Rio d Rua Ouvidor and Rua Goncalves | jt is especially destructive to chicks | wn, were outside drew their collars aie Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Burleigh, of
guess sett sha 2 Seame los Diaz, named after a favorite poet, are | up to two months old. The cause is a | 4 furs tighter. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morin have re- | Pittsburg, have returned from a brief K th A
hlon Fike and Henry Miller I oi Ye or the same unique. They are exceedingly nar- | microscopic organism. The transmis- “Ihen—GO I” said old North Wind. |turned from a visit with relatives at visit with their son-in-law and daugh- dopnesh
Toved at Jeron ent tih the intent ¢ Nine | 'OW: with diminutive sidewalks; but.| sion of infection from diseased to The Storm parade began. Sharon, Pa. ter, Attorney and Mrs. James O. ia, Sate
are emp Oye 2 ‘erome, ben Yoon mip he nien i 3 en, as no traffic is allowed, pedestrians healthy birds occurs by contamina- In i were the Soir fine, Ring - Courtney, of the West End. They week with h
Ay, Nthsthele families in town. |, ihe Frond) clipes We Pie i walk in the street. On many other | tion of the feed, water and ground. | mai old King Snow. Prince Sleet, the were accompanied home by Mrs. : Balpn Tok
id that DHT. He 2 ene c¢ A equally narrow streets one-way traf- | mhe coccidia multiply with great rap- a > Sleel, The officers and members of the Courtney and her young son Graham, town, were
s. Lillian Meese, of Wilkins-| 2 few thatched huts on the little | g, ,n1y js permitted; but even here | jgity in the intestines and enormous | cy i i 7] | Somerset County Volunteer Firemen’s | who will remain over the Easter sea- | home of his
ie visit: ; i peninsula which lies at the base of : “+ . : Clouds, his army 7-1 | Association met in joint session with fomil
is visiting relatives and friends : : pedestrians have rather a bad time | pymbers are discharged in the drop- | ,¢ Raing the ALI Joins , son. de ‘ y.
eyersdale the great rock known as Pao d'As | ¢ jt dodging motors, trams and | pings So FEW 225+ 71 |the Jenners Grange Friday night at Se ; Harry Mu
3 : o gs. Snowflak to “i ; ; : : :
on or iy oo Torr One i trucks. The most prominent and character- | gon the Winter 7 75 C Jenner X Roads. A general discus-| Charles Kimmel and family,. of s a business ¢:
s. John Hoover, is spending a, , ® Doping 2 A ne Bs The lottery plays an important part | istic symptoms in nearly all cases are | Breezes. ” sion of the rural fire situation was in- | yohnstown, spent Sunday at the home E. C. Aris
7 SILT 1 daught Oks Ou, on We doy The 8 | in the life of the people, and is so| white, diarrheal discharges and the : dulged in. During the past year of Clayton Markel, of East Race to Indiana, I
weeks visiting her daughter,| wag called Sao Sebastiao in honor of ual oa THAL It 15 citen wied te, gam : Su edict Old Mr. North many farmers have been saved from |ctreet Rev. J. E
who is a teacher in Pittsburgh the Portuguese king, a name that we es ablished a = € a rapid wasting away of the a ected Wind marched h fi loss th h £ ad : > i RAY
: £ f harit di Vic 2 eavy fire loss through the aid of vol i : isitin
bpolitan district cling fo the dity well into the Nine. | 10 reise money ter ¢ arities, and is| birds. Adult birds have considerable | ,heaq carrying a ; ; i was visiting
bpoirtan district. to as SoriLt Y a, $t Pataclo do | frowned on by religious bodies. | resistance to this germ and the dis- | pig stick ade unteer fire companies. The Granges| Mr. and Mrs. George P. Stein, Mrs. 1 here last we
: Davi 1 ong ho oR re aes Great credit is due to the Brazilian | ease is frequently seen in the chronic | out of leicles of the county have taken up the rural | Elizabeth Speicher and Miss Marie 8 H. G. Smi
. and Mrs. C. W. Davis, ang > ttle th eo nd scientist, Dr. Oswaldo Cruz, who | form. which le threw fire fighting propesition with enthu-| Winters left Monday for Lexington, . day visitors
en, of Ursina, were recent vis- iy ye tui oe a _ | died in 1917, while still in his forties. There Is no satisfactory cure for | yp in the air. He siasm. ' Va., to attend the funeral of W. C. ; J. L. Brar
here with friends. ol > € | It was he who made the fight for sani- | this disease in young chickens. looked exactly like Ee Hattan, of Erwin, Tenn. Mr. Hattan 0 day at his j
Charles W. Beachem, of Somerset, |died suddenly Sunday night as the re- an dens.
gle he was mortally wounded. tation, completely transforming the a drum-major
John Adamson, has returned The settlement was then moved up ital. Hi dal is the Oswald i Bey 8 JOT. It of i ti H Ey L
s. John 5 capital. is memorial is the Oswaldo Of course the who for the past several years has |sult o a recen operation. e was a : : Harvey L
been High School athletic coach at |brother-in-law of Mr. Stein and Mrs: a relatives an
from a visit with relatives and the bay to the summit of a hill called Cruz institute, of which he was the Balanced Ration for people on the
Mt. Pleasant, suffered a painful in-|Speicher. ol Sunday.
Morro de Castello, or Castle Hill ¢ Sry
Ne, i imore- 2 s first director, maintained by the gov- .
= in Baltimore Here, in the church of San Bebagiing, i for medical research on the Hens Very Important ii i) = jury of the left eye Tuesday while TE———— yl Eber Cock
2 see him, bu ey J i . i
supervising a group of Boy Scouts in| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Womer enter- ; latives and
Rio's oldest edifice, begun in 1567, | . .. , : : rt ; i
5 , s hstitute aff i ? Amer- Until about fifty years ago chick- : 3
s. Sarah Shultz, who had been completed in 1583, and thrice since institu A oe ; is an eminent Amer Te a nick | could feel him! al] p of Mr : Wen 2
ing several months with her| remodeled, is the tomb of Estacio de Sean patio gis. 1 ore rmitted t ce at will | ©» how cold it : e ol- lindoor athletic activities. In a col-|tained a number of their friends gt . . ) Saturday eve
wr Mrs. Gladys Betz, at De-| Sa What Tourists Can Buy: foey I No Tonge at WI | was, and what a lars and Furs |lisjon with one of the boys the lat- 500 at their home on East Garrett Elza Cabl
Py LTS: A hove . ; : These are some distinctly Brazilian | they secured their. essential require- | co. co Tighter. ter’s head came in violent contact |street Friday evening. Somerset, T
Mich,, has returned home. Dom Joac's Barge Bull Preserved. | (nines that a tourist can buy in Rio. | ments so they could live and lay But the strangest thing of all was |With Coach Beachem’s eye. CE a Ferd San
Brazil swung into a new cycle in | [f he yearns for a parrot or a monkey, | Some eggs during the spring. About | wiy the Stofm acted. THe envin on Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Morrison, of = caller in So
rry F. Habel, of Sand Patch, | 1808, when Portuguese royalty ar- | poth are on sale in the city’s mammoth | this time it was discovered that ad- pednle wire amazed baste ; West Main street, and Mr. and Mrs. a | John W.
. was a town visitor, Saturday. | rived from Lisbon to set up its court | market by the waterfront, with its six- ditional protein in form of meat or It Botan at one YE snd. wert Mr. 3 Mrs. George S. Stoker have Miles A. Varner, of East Church a. ) : transacted b
in Rio de Janeiro. Dom Joao and his | teen miniature streets and four hun. | milk fed with the grains became | . = 0 0 iy Dit ots 2 returned from a motor trip to Flor- street, who went to Florida shortly . P. W. Wo.
s Marie Kelley, who is at-| mother came ashore in the royal | gred and seventy-two compartments. known as the balanced ration—a ra- | oo "0 Th he They were absent since Febru-|, so.” the holidays, returned home ness caller t
o school in Pittsburgh, is pgs, Sei, picsetveg of one i the | With the exception of the little brown ii in big the surplus Sorhohy: : ary.» Saturday. Sh E. H. Shai
4 : ;acation here | island naval bases. is same barge, | monkeys, the whistling sabias from | drates o le grains were balance mo 5 : —_— Shale ] : urday caller.
ing the Easter vaca pol M used on two other occasions only, | the hills back of Rio, and the scarlet- | In better proportion by adding a pro- one part it went on down a little fur Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Berkey and Harry Rishebarger and John W. - 4 . pul 26tt
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. was sent out to meet Elihu Root on | crested birds from Rio Grande do | tein concentrate. It was the bal- Boxe another, white the Ga daughter Letha have returned home | Mitchell, both of Addison, were busi- : the A fo
Kelley, of High street. his famous South American tour. Sul, all the animals and birds come | anced ration that first made com- » the uy an evening called the |f.om Detroit, Michigan, where they ness callers at the county seat last Boswell Lod;
. d A map of Rio, printed in 1808, of | south on “coasters” from northern | mercial poultry keeping possible, but 5 ji N a ee lichted with visited Tice Berkey and family. week. | be held at t.
and Mrs. Ray Smith, an the city that Dom Joao found, shows | Brazil, and can be bought for less in the light of recent information on bi : a yo a delig te wo : — — iis HK N. B. Gre
en spent Sunday with relatives| 5 maze of narrow, uneven streets and | money in Pernambuco, on your way the nutrition of chickens, the poul- Dy rn re as ne Visitors at the home of Mr. and| Mrs. Clarence Shaver entertained e : business call
RB icnds in Somerset. narrower alleys. They were lighted | home. : irgmans feeding problem of today is pe ? ¥ [Mrs. Quint Morris of near Somerset |the members of the Friendly Work- oS ; G. C. Bixe
at night by tallow lanterns hung out Brazilian diamonds come from the | to ccmplete the balanced ration. Wantad the Dolly Sunday were the following: Mr. and |ers’ Class of the Lutheran Sunday 1 : day evening
. H. H. Bockes spent the past by public-spirited citizens. It was | nearby state of Minas Geraes. They SRE TE Mrs. John Walkerr and children Paul [School at her home on West Church i > M. J. Mos
visiting relatives and friends | rich, however, in churches and con- are not as large or as clear as South - Age to Keep Hens and Mary of Ralphton, Mr. and Mrs. | street Friday evening. A social hour Bo a business «
vents, Bowmmalt, barracks, 2 homer African seme Oiher native stones of Clarence Barron and children, Mary was spent after the regular business ] Homer Z
and ninteen public squares. e king | lesser value include the amethyst, Sylvaster of Ralphton, Mr. and Mrs. | meeting. Thirty were present. H calling on B
made a royal palace of fea Jones oan, sanamanen, and tourmaline. Harry Custer and daughter Mary of er A-—z—s” ; 1 AW. Z
building, now the National Telegrap the last in many colors. near Somerset, Mr. Robert Cassel Mrs. R. B. Colvin and daughter, ww was a Mond
; : h fF M a| office, which had been occupied by the It is easy to go sightseeing in Rio. Mr. Noah Hoover of near Berlin, Mr. Miss Catherine Colvin, of von Main | well,
C B. hi he is S 5 b Tom colonial governors, and from here his | Automobiles, which here observe no and Mrs. Quint Morris and children |street, motored to Lancaster Thurs- 1 Henry Fr
. B. Dickey, at Salisbury. successors. the Pedros, ruled after | speed limit, rent for ten milreis an ill J ] : i y i
5 sho Shes A Share In rns the general purpose breeds, such as Helen Ann Was Sorry Da Dolly; Sa Elmer, Soy . They returned home Saturday, was a busin
ee ) s ? Rhode Island Reds Plymouth Rocks : : : wh ila, Freddie an ae Morris. ringing with them Robert Colvin, pe =
bs Irene Hummel, spent a few Dom Joao’s portrait shows a port- | at the present rate of exchange. Oroinsi U8, ad » After spending some time in her aR who is. a student ot Franklin and
of the past week here, at the | ly gentleman with pompadour and In few other cities is trolley riding ne a ete, it is usually best to | room for being naughty, Helen Ann, Miss Mary Elizabeth Stahl, daugh-| Marshall Academy. a WES
of her brother and sister-in-| “side burns.” He was a patron of | so delightful. The Canadian com- mig oy iio gears O18. aged four, was asked if she weren't | = . \r Y od Neh A Sahl of or
i “ oht » | EXE y valuable hens can - . ’ i, WY
- and Mrs. James Hummel, | arts and letters and brought with him | pany, known locally as “The Light,” | = = Roce Roe sootembs tHiY is sorry. J Jones Mills, and Dwight E. Weyand,| Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Evans and Mr. Charl
from Portugal the royal library of | supplies electric power and operates rte We ’ Looking very downhearted, she |C "Zo © aro Perry Weyand of | daughter, Miss Helen Evans, have re- i £ Te : Te
: » : nus . id: “I'm s v r- : Lo. 2 2 ? 1 unera ri
| sid To ose vir Td har SRE VE Tb fo. Go pone oe ar an
Lenore i .| which now grace ac ’ ondas, : . : lerk of M. Kimmell. spending a month vacationi i i ic 3
it gi; Colm Toons is las Artes. The national library is | The first electric road issued bonds; Thin-Shelled Eggs Sm — Clerk of Congls, Don Rime Spo orn el My. John
k with her relatives, : ; : , ; i = - . oo ing.
'. K. Miller, in Altoona. ore of Hs lasting memorials, plone ghee he Ba f the ‘eliv. to if Whenever there is a late spring with F h Ed Herself £ At a recent meeting of the local rt 5 . ins M. P
Bh. > worth a visit to Brazil o every part of the city, {0 the l 5 great deal of cloudy weather, many or the first time Phebe, aged four, | 40. of Macabees Ralph Rose and | Donald Roy, a student at Framklin : PE
harles E. Lepley, of New Alex-
ia, Westmoreland Co., accom- |
ed by his brother-in-law, Emory
kers and Mr. Monmaw, were
brs at the Commercial office on
kday. Mr. Lepley is operating
rm for Dr. Chas. A. Lauffer, of
kinsburg.
and well and were sold as broilers.
Those receiving only the straight
mash and grain feed broke in health
- on the hills are neariy always cool The types on Rio's Sites Arg. over
. o . i i . ) in-
Guy Flota was a Pittsburgh| The pleasantest season is between BE love My me
y > . 5 »
pr over Sunday. MAY 00 November: De Mates carters trudging beside their mule
March. Tiis hard Ny say just “Which teams, men trundling hand trucks, and
Ailing ¥atn an y ire cake sellers with wares in boxes on
of their household goods at fro is LT wheels. These last named are popu-
ic sale, Saturday, and left im- Hi ei standing Ain of Rio. of lar, as the Brazilians are very fond
Nt = ! of sweets. A unique sight is a cart
r. and Mrs. George Zinn dis-
When it had finished storming in
Four-year-old Jean, the pet of the
: ship on a return trip from Europe,
With Leghorns, Anconas, Minorecas | locked longingly at a doll one of the
and birds of this type, the hens of the | women was showing her. :
right type may be kept until they are Finally, eagerness overcame her ex-
three years old. It is not usually | cellent training and she asked: “May
advisable to keep them after they | I spend the night with your dolly?”
have reached three years of age. With en
ckwood.
and Mrs. John Mosgrave,
amily of near town, were Sun-
r street.
Dom Joao’s botanical garden is to- | mountains, ocean beaches, and far- | g,.p. lay thin-shelled eggs. The egg- had been invited out to dinner with- William Shumaker were appointed and Marshall Academy, Lancaster, is 3 fos Deal wy
Knepp, of Larimer Lows day the finest in the New world and distant suburbs, these trams a YOu | shell quality from such a flock will be- | out other merbers of the family. delegates to the district meeting spending the Easter vacation with the 1 { Mr. Earl
humans visitor in town, Sten only by ot of Dynan in copners. The ie gin to improve as soon as the hens get ie her Te ea here | Which will be held in Johnstown some ‘home folks on South Kimberly ave- | days. =
st week. Yhv v- - | 3 . g is]; toant sunliel 3 you see anybody that is ST : o : i .
A widen a trees; its | allowed; every one is seated. Smok- Pio Une PR tonight, that will be me eating at time during April. nue. ton | . Miss Eliz
Mallery, who was a| native Victoria Regia Lilies post ing is Revision > By Toy pe. gr ing thin-shelled eggs and is turned | grandma's.” Mrs. William Ferner and Mrs. Ar-| Recorder J. Donald Lohr, Deputy By tn
nt of Meyersdale, but| queenly of their kind. bs Royal Palm fhiroe Joan Ts is pis oh © | out-of-doors in the sun, the shell qual- Su thur G. Witt entertained the members | Recorder Clarence Sanner and Attor- | 1 :
oc in Altoona, Pa., sent| avenue, almost eighteen hundred foot disiance, one o har H re) TI on oe foe | ity improves. It is very important In . Family Tie Defined of the Ladies’ Aid Society of the |neys James O. Courtney and A. M.
ong, is second only to Rio's Quad- | cents) or son See on one '8 I | managing a flock to open the windows “Pa, what's a family tie?” Evangelical Church Friday evening |Matthews have returned from a fish-
ommercial the past ruple Palm avenue bordering ae He or uo gus Ea » Yo a | on sunshiny days during the winter “Mine. Every time I want it, One fat the home of Mrs. Ferner on Uhl jing trip to the Cumberland dam. They
| Mangue canal. In the early days : greatly to the pleasure o he ride | or early spring of you kids is wearing it!” | avenue. | report a good catch.
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his bed for
POX.
Mr. and 1
ers at M.
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