MISCELLANEOUS
ITEMS AT SAVINGS
KENT
COCKTAIL TABLES AND
END TABLES
Attractive, in a host of designs
End Tables . .
$4.95 up
Cocktail Tables . $12.95 up
COFFEE MAKER SETS
MISCELLANEOUS
DISH SETS
CARD TABLE COVERS
Regularly $2.25
MAPS, Regularly $1.69
ELECTRIC
CLOCKS
IRONING BOARDS
Regularly $6.95, NOW
DAVENPORT
CUSHIONS
CHENILLE
BEDSPREADS
CLOTHES
HAMPERS, from
CHENNILE
BATH SETS
CHEST OF DRAWERS
A BEAUTIFUL ADDITION
TO YOUR BEDROOM!
Walnut finish. A real value
at this price
$33.50
PURRY
BLANKETS
PART WOOL
DOUBLE
BLANKETS ....
COTTON
MATTRESSES
FELT
MATTRESSES
COIL
! SPRINGS
SLIGHTLY SOILED
MATTRESSES, Down
TERMS!
SAVE
AT
WOLF’S
ODD
CHESTS
Reduced to
ODD
$10.95
$10.95
$15.95
50%
$13.25
COVERS
BOUDOIR
PILLOWS
Pair
RUGS AND CARPET
CONGOLEUM
BROADLOOM
CARPETS .....
BROADFELT
RUGS—9x12
cere sasateianstrntissisns sq. yd.
GOLD SEAL 9x12
CONGOLEUM RUGS
RAG RUGS, Special
RAG CARPET
RUG PADS
WARDROBES
WALNUT BEDS
MATTRESS
LAMPS, 3.P., s:910.95
FLOURESCENT
BED LAMPS
UNION PRESS. COURIER
Buy on Our
Convenient
Terms
Open A Charge
Account
Save 10 to 30 Per Cent on all
CHILDREN'S FURNITURE!
BEDROOMS AND
DINING ROO
9.-PIECE MODERN
DINING ROOM, Special
9-PIECE MAHOGANY
DINING ROOM SUITE
4-PIECE MODERN
BEDROOM SUITE
4.PIECE MAHOGANY
BEDROOM SUITE
5-PIECE MAPLE
BEDROOM SUITE
3-PIECE WALNUT
BEDROOM SUITE
4.PIECE CHERRY
BEDROOM SUITE, Reg. $249
3-PIECE
MS
3-PIECE FRIEZE
SUITE, $249 Value
3-PIECE TAPESTRY
SUITE, $218.75
Value—NOW
3-PIECE MODERN
SUITE, $279 Value
2-PIECE PERIOD
SUITE
3-PIECE ROSE TAPESTRY
SUITE, $365 Value
Special
STUDIO
COUCHES
1 STUDIO DIVAN
$199
MODERN
MOHAIR SUITE ....
Store Hours:
Daily 9 A. M. to
5P. M.
Shop Saturday
Until 9 P. M.
LIVING ROOM SUITES, CHAIRS
1 STUDIO DIVAN
MAPLE
{ 1 STUDIO DIVAN
WINE
1 3-PIECE MAPLE SUITE
g Now...
Rogar 430 vane... 309
$49
$29
$79
nk | 1 LOUNGE CHAIR
Regular $89 Value ....
$59
.. 529
$299
$209
| 1 LOUNGE CHAIR
Regular $59 Value ....
1 TILT CHAIR
MOHAIR, $99 Value
1 PLATFORM
ROCKER, $71 Value
1 LOVE SEAT
Tapestry, $569 Value ..
$309
$59.50
$69
CHAIRS & ODD PIECES
ODD LOT
OCCASIONAL
CHAIRS
LOUNGE
CHAIRS, from
PERIOD LOUNGE /
CHAIRS, REDUCED 40 0
FLOOR
$3.25
$39. 50
JUNIOR
LAMPS
TABLE
LAMPS
COCKTAIL
TABLES
$10.95
$29.50
$16.95
$15.95
MAHOGANY DESKS
Regular $99.50, NOW
875
$39
$59
rasres $24.75
Regulary Sold at $29
BREAKFAST
SETS $69.50
Regular $89.95 Values
OAK DESKS
Regular $59, NOW ....
WINTHROP DESKS
Regular $693, NOW ....
MAGAZINE
RACKS
COUNTY BOROUGHS, |:
TOWNSHIPS TO GET
ROAD FUND SHARES
Motor License Money Amounts
to $336.56 Per Mile of
Street or Road
This county will get $137,499.68
during 1946 as its share of the
state motor license fund. The
money is to be used to finance con-
struction, repair and maintenance
work on 834.56 miles of streets
and roads.
COMMERCIAL
INSURANCE AGENCY
GENERAL INSURANCE
Liability * 3 Casualty
1101 Philadelphia Avenue
Phone 467 BARNESBORO
State Highway Sceretary John
Shroyer has announced that
boroughs and first-class
u.
cities,
townships will receive $336.56 for
each mile of street and road. The
second-class townships will get
$93.54 per mile.
There are 29 second-class town-
ships in Cambria County, who to-
gether will receive $55,190.48 to
help finance construction and im-
provement work on 590 miles of
roadway.
The total number of boroughs
in this county stands at 32, with
the total funds going to them be-
ing $54,778.56, to be allocated ac-
cording to the street and road
mileage in each. The total mileage
amounts to 162.36.
The state motor license money
can be spent for the construction
and rebuilding of roads and
bridges, construction of surface
drainage facilities "and curbs, for
snow-removal work, street signs,
and marking street, as well as the
purchase of certain types of tools
and equipment.
Every kind of Union Label job
printing done at the Press-Courier,
NEW HUDSON NOW
IN PATTON DISPLAY
New 1946 Hudson autos, now be-
ing shown by Albert J. Christoff
of Christoff Motor Sales in Patton,
are winning instant approval due
to the postwar advances in exterior
and interior styling, mechanical ef-
ficiency and ease of operation, ac-
cording to Mr. Christoff.
Declaring that new models fully
meet the demand for better cars
for better driving, Mr. Christoff
says deliveries will be made as fast
as possible and those placing first
orders will ‘get the first cars.
Mr. Christoff has been advised
by the factory that Hudson is in a
unique position for production by
reason of early reconversion, early
orders for materials and an integ-
rated plant that enables an un-
usually high percentage of the
completed auto’s components. He
continued:
“The new models are being of-
fered in two distinctly different
‘style lines'—the Super series and
the Commodore series, each avail-
able with six or eight-cylinder en-
gines. Immediate production sched-
ules call for four-door sedans pow-
ered by six-cylinder engines fol-
lowed by broughams and club
coupes. Convertables and eight-
cylinder cars will be produced as
rapidly as possible.”
GRACE CARL OF DYSART
WEDS AT WHITE PLAINS
Mr. and Mrs, James L. Carl of
Dysart announce the marriage of
‘their daughter, Grace Veronica
Carl, who has been residing at 8
Lake St., White Plains, N. Y., to
John Thomas Kranz, son of Mrs.
Emma Kranz and the late John
Carl Kranz of Elmsford, N. Y,, on
Jan. 12 at 3 p. m. in St. Bernard's
Church, White Plains.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a nile green suit
with white accessories and a cor-
sage of white carnations.
Miss Catherine Sennott, White
Plains, the bride’s only attendant,
wore a navy blue suit with white
accessories. Thomas Maroney of
Elmsford served as best man. The
ushers were Clarence Carl of
White Plains and Lewis Herfurth
of Bayonne, N. J.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion was held at the Live Oak En-
gine Co. in Elmsford.
The bride, who attended Patton
schools, is ‘employed by the Ed-
wards Co. in Elmsford. Mr. Kranz
is a graduate of Alexander Hamil-
ton High School of Elmsford and
is associated with the Letts Chev-
rolet Co. in White Plains.
After a wedding trip the couple
took up residence at 86 Winthrop
Ave., Elmsford, N. Y.
Miss Mary Stok, Hastings,
Wedded Barnesboro Man
Miss Mary Stok of Hastings and
Stanley Wojcik of Barnesboro were
united in marriage at 9 a. m. on
Thursday of last week in St. Ber-
nard’s Catholic Church, Hastings.
Rev. Father Aurelius Labuda, O.
S. B., assistant pastor, officiated at
the ceremony and sang’ the nuptial
high mass which followed. Rev.
pastor, presided at the organ.
Attendants included Miss Mar-
garet Litay, Hastings, wno was the
maid of honor, and John Wojcik, a
brother of the bridegroom, serving
as best man. Three bridesmaids
and three ushers completed the
bridal party.
A wedding dinner was served in
the basement of the church for
relatives and friends.
Lemon Juice Recipe Checks
* Rheumatic Pain Quickly
suffer
arthri-
pain, simple
recipe thousands
package of RuEx
supply today. Mix
water, add the
It's easy, pleasant
You need only 3
Often
rheumatic,
this
If you from
tis or neuritis
inexpensive home
are using. Get a
Compound, a 2 weeks’
it with a quart of
juice of 4 lemons.
and no trouble at all.
tablespoonfuls two times a day.
within 48 hours — sometimes over:
results obtained.
If the pains do not quickly leave
and if you do not feel better, Ru-Ex
will cost you nothing to try as it is
sold by under an fhe
lute guarantee.
Compound is for sale and eed ir
Patton Drug Co., Patton, Pa.
night — splendid are
Father Raymond Balko, O. S. B,, |
Office Items in Stock
Stapling Machines. Sealing Tape Machines. Desk Pen Sets|
nk Sanas, Wain Trays. 3x5 Metal Filing Cabinets. Fluor-
esk Lamps ...and... as f
. or Account Books, we have
EAGLE PRINTING CO., Office Supplies, Barneshoro
OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY.
Official Remington-Rand Portable Typewriter and Adding
Machine Agency. Also Other Commercial Machines.
WT CARS
* WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES - J
Westrick Motor Co.
Phone 2101, CARROLLTOWN, PA.