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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Miss Sue Dannley and Harry Sun-
day are among the sick. the United States cannot escape, says
One kind of mandate the people of | R® AL ESTATE—J. M. KEICHLINE.
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real estate operator in Centre county | of Common Pleas of Centre Coun-
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i ie’ is mandate to buys and sells real estate. If ty. George Davis, vs. Lenetta Da- |
: Miss Irene Pletcher spent Saturday Josles Weekly, Po ate Io {you want to buy or sell real estate write | vis. No 54 December Term, 1920. In Di-
in Bellefonte on a shopping trip. yng : lto him or call at his office in Temple | vorce, A. V. M.
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Hess were in ed of Armenia. In this sort of man- court, Bellefonte, Pa. 65-28-6m | To Lenetta Davis, the Respondent above
t ; Sotu d * oremti old datory there are no_possible compli- | | named :
tovn on Saturday greeting ol | cations, The Armenians ate fhe Bost | NJ OTR hE 1 uses NOES Is BT, ER Ee sia Court
? wonderful race of martyrs of which | stockholders of The G. F. Musser | S18R€E NEST: CA Un the above mentioned
Mrs. T. A. Mallory, of Altoona, vis-
ited her sister, Mrs. J. F. Kimport, on
Thursday.
Lloyd Ripka and George H. Moore
motored to George’s valley and spent
has any record. At any time
the centuries of their perse-
cutions they might have purchased
immunity had they denied the faith.
‘All the world has admired their loyal-
Sunday with relatives. ty, but America has responded with
gifts of food, money and clothing.
J. H. Markle and wife, of Bellwood, 3 ]
visited among friends in the valley The Near East relief 7A Madisen
the latter part of the week. avenue, New York city, 1 d
Rev. A. M. Lutton, accompanied by renewed appeal for both money an
Dr. R. M. Krebs made a business trip clothes at this time. The Nea hi
D 3 IL rE depends largely upon the generosity
Rev S.C Sr ws RY arte at of American hearts, Europe to8 Jo
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: great needs of its own that little help
dinner on Sunday at the James Kusta- | can come at this time from European
border home east of town.
peoples. American response to Ar-
Miss Viola Griffin, teacher of the | menia’s distress must not slacken.
Oak Grove school, spent Saturday and | Meanwhile the Turk continues to ex-
Sunday with friends at Stormstown. | ercise his historic role as slaughterer
Emory Johnson, of Miles, Ohio, has | of these innocent people. If the Turk
leased his father’s farm at Pine Hall | keeps on there will be no Armenians
and will go to farming in the spring. left to feed or clothe.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Williams and The appeal will be made for funds
two boys spent the Sabbath at the here in Centre county February 1st
grandpa Frank Gardner home in the | t0 8th.
Glades.
Miss Mary Kellog, of Fronkstown,
is a guest of her nephew, Rev. Ira E.
Fisher and wife, at the Methodist par-
sonage.
Prof. C. A. Weaver, of the Sandy
history
during
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Farm for Sale.
Ridge High school, spent Saturday 170 acres in Bald Eagle Valley, Huston
and Sunday in town greeting old | township, Centre county, Pa., one mile east
friends. of Julian, along the state highway;
80 ACRES CLEAR
and in high state of cultivation, level and
rolling land, balance in timber (most
cut). Good orchard.
EIGHT ROOM FRAME HOUSE
in fair condition; bank barn and all nec-
essary outbuildings. All new roofs. Will
sell at reasonable figure. Inquire of
P. C. GRAY,
Julian, Pa.
Mrs. Mary Dale and daughter, Miss
Edith V., spent the first day of the
week at the J. F. Kimport home on
the Summit.
Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Goodhart, of
Centre Hall, spent Friday afternoon
at the W. E. McWilliams home at
Rock Springs.
D. C. Krebs, wife and son Leslie, of
State College, spent Friday with Mrs.
W. E. Reed, who is slowly recovering |
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from a serious illness.
The ‘mercury here dropped twenty
degrees on Monday afternoon and
though there was some Snow flying
it didn’t amount to much.
. Our popular thresherman, John W.
Miller, is among the Centre county
Spangler and Walker,
building, Bellefonte,
day, February
m., for the election of directors for the cen-
suing year,
for the transaction of such other business
as may properly come before the meeting.
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Co. will be held in the offices of
Crider’s Exchange |
Pennsylvania, on Fri-
1921, at 10 o’clock a.
case, and report the same, with form of
purpose of his appointment at his office in
Foster Block, Philipsburg, Pa., on Friday,
February 11th, 1921, at 10 o'clock a. m.,
4th,
the adoption of By-Laws and
ested may attend.
GEORGE W. ZEIGLER,
E. B. BOWER,
Secretary. | 66-3-3t
r- we have a large surplus for export,
with no foreign market, three great Ameri-
can staples—Wheat, Cotton and Copper—are selling
for less than the cost of production.
This means hard times for the farmer.
Europe wants these staples, but has no money
and no credit. We must help them by extending
credit. Meanwhile the millions of hungry people
there must be fed. Giving has ceased to be a mere
matter of charity. It has become an economic ne-
cessity. If we are to have sustained prosperity
here, we must help by giving through the various
relief associations.
Will you help in this good work ?
The First National Bank
Bellefonte, Pa.
crowd at the livestock and agricultur-
al show in Harrisburg this week. :
S. E. Ward, driving his new Cleve-
land demonstrating car, spent Mon-
day in Bellefonte completing arrange-
ments for his exhibit at the big auto
show.
Joseph Fleming, of Reedsville, has
been here looking after the farm he
recently bought from Hon. J. W. Kep-
ler, and which he expects to occupy |
on April first.
Guy Rossman is taking out timber
this winter to be used in erecting sev-
eral buildings on the farm he recent-
ly purchased from P. S. Gray, and
which he expects to occupy on April |
first.
“The Dutch Dictator,” presented by
amateur players, drew a good house
at Rock Springs last Friday evening,
and the total receipts were fifty dol-
- lars, half of which went to the I. W.
T. band.
A farmer’s institute will be held in
our town under the auspices of the |
State Board of Agriculture on Satur- |
day, February 12th. Able speakers |
will be present and the Citizens band |
will furnish the music. Posters and |
programs will be put out in due time. |
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Corl departed |
on Monday morning for a week’s trip :
through the southern part of the |
State, spending several days with
their daughter, Mrs. Wray Reed and :
husband, at Waynesboro, then going |
to Harrisburg for the State livestock § .¢ pion grade eyeglasses and spec-
show. : : | ® tacles at a saving of from one-
- G. W. Rossman, one of the noted third to one-half off on every pair.
hunters of this section, recently cap- | SERA itgy ia
tured three weasles which were sneak- Don’t Suffer : :
ing around his premises with evident with Poor Sight, Blurry Vision
intentions of dining on chicken. He Wotery Eyes Croas Eyes, Head-
brought the pelts to town on Satur- ache, Brainfag, Nervous Debility
day for probate before Squire E. M. Nausea, Dizziness, Insomnia and
: other troubles often caused by
Watt. : }
eyestrain.
_ Miss M. B. Meek is suffering with
an attack of bronchitis, J. F. Meyer; Absolutely Free of Charge or ob-
is under the weather with bronchial Ԥ ligation to purchase glasses. I will.
trouble, Lewis Thomas is housed up examine your eyes. If glasses are
with nervous exhaustion and the Hon. needed I will frankly and truth-
John Hamilton, who has been suffer- '§ fully tell you so, and I can fit you
ing with general debility, is gaining glasses that will relieve and correct
strength and is now able to be about |§ your trouble.
his room. If your time is limited call early
: Mss Ma . Stewart celebrated and avoid waiting.
jer 83rd birthday anniversary at her : 827 Perry Building
Home in Altoona on Tuesday and the Phila. Office 16h and Chestnut Sts
day was a happy one for her because
of the presence of all her children and
grand-children. The good old lady
received many tokens of regard as
well as telephone messages of con-
gratulation. Before her marriage six-
ty-two years ago she was Mary Jane
McWilliams, and was born and grew
to womanhood in the vicinity of
Meek’s church.
1.oUIS DAMMERS
Philadelphia Eyesight Specialist
ONE DAY ONLY
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Garman Hotel Parlors
Office Hours 9 a. m. to 2 p.m.
Howard—Tuesday, February 1st
Mrs. John Baney’s Residence =
9am. to4 pm
Centre Hall—Thursday, Feb. 3rd
Centre Hall Hotel, 9 2. m. to 3 p.m.
"Perfect Fitting Glasses Reduced
to $2.00, $3.00 and $5.00
Special Sale
(Garman
MONDAY NIGHT
January 31st.
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Opera House
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LE COMTE & FLESHER-Present
GPECTAS,
OR SALE.—A thirty-two acre farm,
fine location, good drainage, locat~ '
; ed one mile north of Lemont on
the Houserville main road, 214 miles from
State College. GEO. P. BIBLE, ;
: Bellefonte, Pa. |
United Phone. 66-2-tf |
MILITARY
ATMOSPHERE
OTICE OF STOCKHOLDER’S MEET-
ING.—The annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Whiterock
Quarries will be held at the offices of the
company, in the Centre County Bank
building, Bellefonte, Pa., on Monday, Jan-
uary 24th, 1921, at 10 o’clock a. m., for the
election of directors for the ensuing year |
and to transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
L. A. SCHAEFFER,
66-1-3t Secretary.
OTICE IN DIVORCE.—In the Court
Wednes., February 2nd t
N of Common Pleas of Centre Coun-
ty. Danile Gales vs. Isabella
Gales, In Divorce, A. V. M. No. 29, Sept.
Term, 1920.
To Isabella Gales, Respondent above ee ey
named : -FEATURES~-
asst pels he LS STATON WAL Arion
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titled ease, and report the Sue 4% out, BALLET OF BEWITCHING BEAUTIES
will sit for the purpose of his a point- | BRIGADE OF WONDERFUL GIRLS |
ment at his office in Foster Block, Philips- !
burg, Pa., on Saturday, February 5th, at
10 o'clock a. m., where and when you and
all parties interested may attend.
GEORGE W. ZEIGLER, |
£4 4. Master.
Prices 50c , 75¢., $1.00, $1.50
€8-2-3t - Seats selling fast at Mott's
Remodeled Jewelry
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Made from. any old piege or
stone you might have.
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Estimates cheerfully given.
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F. P. Blair & Son,
Jewelers and Optometrists
"Bellefonte, Pa.
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Decree to the said Court, will sit for the
when and where you and all parties inter- |
Master. |
Scenic Theatre $
Week-Ahead Program $
SATURDAY, JANUARY 29:
Benefit Matinee, Saturday afternoon, Scenic Theatre.
ceeds go to European Relief.
real art played by
of Huckleberry Finn.
ALL pro-
“THE SOUL of YOUTH,” a six reel
WILLIAM D. TAYLOR. A story along lines
] It is great stuff; a guaranteed picture in
which appears Judge Lindsay. “A crackerjack.” Don’t miss
this. Every penny received goes to European relief fund. Ad-
mission, 25¢. flat. Also, a two-reel Buster Keaton Comedy.
Saturday evening PEARL WHITE in “The Tiger's Club.” This
popular star returns to our screen in a six-reel feature with plen-
ty of comedy effects as well as many thrills like her famous ser-
ials. A plot of love, hate and revenge, laid in Alaska. Also,
Snub Pollard Comedy.
MONDAY, JANUARY 31:
MAY ALLISON in “ALL MEN ARE ALIKE.”
have plenty of comedy in titles and acting, with a spirited and vo-
racious performance, being adapted from the story, “The Walffie
Iron,” in Mechanics Magazine. Also Pathe News and Topics.
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BERT LYTELL in “PRICE OF REDEMPTION,” a great melo- ¢
drama, varied in action and setting. Seven reels of episodes, sup- ¢
ported by Seena Owen, which keep you thrilled with plenty of ac- :
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2:
MARSHALL NEILAN presents “DON’T EVER MARRY,” with a
cast of Matt Moore, Marjorie Daw, Wesley Barry, ete, is a first-
class, well-finished comedy of a married couple that is sure to
please. It is a good one. Don’t miss it. Also 2-reel Christie Com-
edy.—(Matinee and night.)
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3:
«SCRATCH MY BACK,” a Goldwyn comedy by All Stars. It gets
them all. A gale of merriment from the first blast of the six reels,
titles and pictures both. Worth seeing twice over. Don’t miss it.
«Enuf sed.” Also, Pathe News and Pathe Review.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4:
EDITH ROBERTS in “THE WHITE YOUTH.” This new but
coming star gives a pretty little play, with an exquisite southern
“SON of TARZON.” This thril-
with the wild
setting. Also, third episode of
ling serial shows increasing interest in attendance,
jungle life.
OPERA HOUSE.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, JANUARY 28 and 29:
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lines of “Huckleberry Finn.” A good one, and also a 2-reel Bus- ?
ter Keaton Comedy. (Evenings Only). $
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Mince Meat just ready to Bake
Candy - - PopCorn
Oranges New Nuts
Cranberries Sechler & ( Grape Fruit
Sweet Potatoes Walnuts
New Evaporated Brazil
Peaches % Almonds
Apricots on 9% Filberts
Prunes ih Italian Chestnuts
| Seededand Fine Groceries Figs
Seedless Raisins for the Dates
Malaga Grapes Buying Public Olives
Tangerines Lemons
Cluster Raisins - Maple Syrup
Delicious Coffee
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We are pleased to announce
| Announcement
the Opening of the First...
Centre County Automobile Show
on Saturday January 29th :
The exhibition will continue until February
5th, inclusive, and will be beld in the
Armory, Spring and Lamb streets, Bellefonte, Pa.
Special Home Days—such as Penns Valley Day, Monday January 31st; State
Philipsburg and Snow Shoe Day, Wednes.
Feb. 3rd ; Bald Eagle Valley Day, Friday
College Day, Tues. February Ist ;
Feb. 2nd ; Bellefonte Day, Thurs.
Feb. 4th ; Nittany Valley Day Saturday Feb. 5th.
There will be displayed the latest models of: standard manu-
and Farm Tractors.
Added features are special lectures on Motors and Farm
Tractors; music by the Cadet Band of 75 pieces from the Penn
facture in Passenger Cars, Trucks,
State College; also bands from various sections of the county;
Club Music ‘every afternoon
Varsity Quartette and Mandolin
and evening.
You are cordially invited to inspect this Grand Display
Any and Every Day from 10.00 a.m. to 10.00 p. m.
Centre County Automobile Dealers
Nominal admission charge of 36c., war
tax 4c., total 40c. School children are
admitted in afternoons at half price’
“I'm Going’
' Important Notice!
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' To stimulate building, we have
Reduced Our Prices
ON
Lumber, Shingles
AND OTHER
Building Material
Get Our Prices Before Buying
P. B. Crider & Son
BELLEFONTE, PA.
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The McVey Co.
Real Estate Operators
FOR SALE.
5 room frame dwelling, water in yard,
Pleasant Gap. Price, $1275.
7 room dwelling and barn, Boalsburg.
Price, $2200.
102 acre farm, 6 room dwelling, large
barn and silo, new buildings. Farm in
high state of cultivation, water piped from
mountain spring, all kinds of fruit. This
is a good farm, about six miles west of
Lock Haven. Price, $10,000.
Double dwelling, west Logan street,
Bellefonte. Price, $2000.
Double dwelling, all modern convenience
es in one side, Penn street, Bellefonte.
Price, $1700.
OFFICES:
BELLEFONTE MOUNT UNION
ALTOONA BEDFORD
HARRISBURG LEWISTOWN
JOHNSTOWN
Crider Stone Building
Bellefonte, Pa.
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