Dunklebarger, et ux, tract in College ,
township; $300.
Thomas Foster, et al, to Susan Com-
fort, tract in State College; $65.
Bellefonte, Pa., April 25, 1924. Mary E. Campbell, et al, to Arvilla 3 /
On a mu 5 Hsing, tract in State College; o-operating & Flr It p fl ( q
MIGRANTS. Arthur C. Peters, et ux, to James \ / ll ur 00( over IN §
The birds set forth on their migrant flight, Houtz, et ux, tract in College town- CY for 20 Years °
A living cloud on the darkened night; ship; $1,510. 2
So swift their pace as they hastened on Joseph McGowan, et al, to Robert 2 . z
The world rolled under their echelon. K. Billet, tract in Bellefonte; $3,500. 5 he First National Bank has been © @
They steered with never a guiding line Agnes Weller, et al, to Aaron B. z o 1 } i /
But at The way Te a chart divine, | Weller, et ux, tract in Huston town- E co operating with its customers ni ure
A wondrous map that their fathers knew ship; $1. Fi ‘fora period of 20 years. It is al- 4 ’
When earth was young and the first birds Sarah McC. Jack to Anna McClure ) . 5 . 7 ° ° °
flew. Melntyre, tract in Bellefonte; $3,000. | {8 ways pleased to assist and advise them 2 of Distinction
A lighthouse stood on their pathway clear, Ed. A. Bower, et ux, to O. P. Smith, on regarding financial matters
A man-made warning of danger near; tract in Haines township; $1,800. 2 = i THAT REFLECTS REAL VALUE
The rays with a blinding brilliance shone Girard Altenderfer, et ux, to John | 5 : a 0
For perils never a bard had known. M. Roberts, tract in Milesburg; $400. | |F] This is a strong, old obliging Bank /
They breasted the st d sea in vai Harry E. Weaver, et al, to Emma F : : ; / : : : -
es ae yt “he sae Belle Whiteman, tract in Centre Hall; with which to have your Checking Ac- v In selecting your Spring requirements—if you
pane. $2100, 2 count. ’ consider price, style and qualit hould visi
Poor feathered fools—they were not to ‘ Jamar Bole, 3 o Wo Beljsionie d sider price, style and quality —you shou visit
Mame; entral Railroad Co., tract in Spring :
The re angels have done the same. township; $100. 2 THE FIRST NATION BANK : our store. The new stock purchased by us
aioe memes satin John L. Holmes, et al, to. Phoebe ) ; 1 i i i i 11
GRAIN CONDITION Ellen Krebs, tract in Ferguson town- 2 STATE C AL Since taking over this business is arriving, and
LOWEST IN 6 YEARS, | ship; $600. ° OLLEGE, FA. Z is marked at “live and let live” prices.
rs George D. Fink, treasurer, to Mec-
Harrisburg, Pa.—The condition of | Nitt-Huyett Lumber Co., tract in
winter grains and pastures in Penn- | Halfmoon township; $22.
sylvania is the lowest this spring for George D. Fink, treasurer, to Mc-
and April 1 period quring fhe Jost ox Nis Hoye Lumber Co., tract in| ————— R Late Patterns
years, according to the month 5 alfmoon township; $4.54. u &-
report issued by Paul L. Koenig, il p; 3 % O O -_
John L. Hollich, et ux, to John W.
lamage from alternate freezing and Anna M. Crotzer, et bar, to Emily
Foust sttiian 16: Pemsiva: | Shi), eux, tick In Philpsburs j
til the last week of February, was not | ¥- :
i £ grain John W. E. Sheriff, et ux, to John L.
favorable to the best interests oi g Ho WE ie:
thawing. P. Gardner, tract in Liberty township;
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM JH
Round Trip Also Congoleums
Porch Furnishings
WE CAN PLEASE YOU
Some Real Davenport Beds at $45.00
growers in this State, but that March )
conditions were more favorable be- | $1.
which served to check any further | Vintov, tract in Philipsburg; $1. W ASHING { ‘ON
On April 1 the wheat gop was Seti 51. OR
mated to be 83 per cent. normal, a5} Qliver Witmer, et ux, to Grace E :
-ompared with 84 per cent. In April, | Witmer, tract in Bellefonte; $5,000. * B AL
1923, and 88 per cent. the average! , p gia et ux, to Fred 0. Wit
. . » ’ . -
inci . », tract in Bellefonte; $12,500.
was announced the principal factors mer, : ;
responsible for the low condition were Earl L. Moffitt, et ux, to Edward N.
{ry weather last fall, the consequent Sullivan, et ux, tract in State College;
ate seeding, and the lack of snow | $1,900.
~ause of the protective snow covering P. E. Womelsdorf, et al, to Ernest
.ondition for the past ten years. It
(Leave Bellefonte Saturday Evening April 26, at 10.30 o’clock)
Eastern Standard Time
Svering when the crop most needed | Annie G. Noll, et bar, to Elmer E. Saturday Apri! 26 Leave Cobum ,....cvmrmiiviu 1.45PM
srotection. The condition of wheat in | White, tract in Bellefonte; $175. LeryeRelistome sees Pepy Sunday April 27
he entire Suis Sintes on i Sante * Oak Hall. Gran “1055 P M | Leave Glen Iron IE Lh 122 A M ® ®
ate was per cent. : - Why She Wept. :. Linden Hall. 1.01PM AMON... c0ein0irevecieisneni ol
red with 75.2 last year and 82.5 per y S pt : Lonire Hal He 1.14PM Arrive Baltimore ..........co.ouiune 6.10 AM } ew oO Um 1a ne
.ent,, the ten-year average for April “Let me kiss those tears away, g Springs.................. 1128PM Washington ............eeee. 720AM
Lst. sweetheart,” he begged tenderly. Returning, leaves Washington 4.40 p. m., Baltimore (Union Station) 5.43 p. m
iti ril 1st i is ar y ig JUST IN, OF BOTH
The condition of rye on Ap She fell into his arms and he was SEE FLYERS! CONSULT AGENTS! ?
vas 86 per cent. normal as compared very busy for a few minutes. But
vith 89 per cent. last April, and 20 the Ei flowed on. : .
Jer cent., the ten-year average Tor “Can nothing stop them 2” he asked P | R | d ) t
.onditions on the sane Js Wille breathlessly. ennsy vania al roa ys em
t was considered early to guage he “No,” she murmured, “It’s hay fe- :
ietual condition of pasturage, and in | ver; bat 20 on with the treatment.”— THE STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE WORLD
nany cases Snow prevented an accu- | Everybody’s Magazine.
ate report, the conden was Soporte
.d as being 82 per cent. normat. Her Number!
It is estimated there are 129,000 Gavmuer
yreeding sows on Pennsylvania farms On his tour of the district an in-
is against 137,000 on April 1 last year, | spector of city high schools came be-
. reduction of 6 per cent. In the | fore a class of girls. He wrote upon
Tnited States, there are 11,751,000 { the blackboard, “71XXX%X.” . Then
yreeding sows, or 89 per cent. of the | peering over the rims of his specta-
Machines =¢ Records
Special sale on Records—Regular 75c. stock at
50c., or ten for $4.50.
Funeral Furnishings
E. E. Widdowson, Director
Night Call 152-W ° PS 0 0
yumber in 1923. cles at a good-looking girl in the first
The farm labor supply was report- | row, he asked:
d as 79 per cent. normal in Pennsyl- “Young lady, I'd like to have you
ania on April 1, and the demand 89 | tell me what that means.”
or cent. normal, the supply therefore | “Love and Kisses,” the girl replied.
eing 89 per cent. of the farmers’
ieeds. Average wages paid by farm The Other Fellow.
rs were reported to be $39.50 per
aonth with board, $59.00 without “I hear you've had a fight with the |’
ard. Plows boy. Didn’t I tell you I'd pun-
Sem err ish you if you fought again?” asked
Real Estate Transfers. the father sternly. 2 Lyon & Co. Lyon & Co.
The son looked up nonchalantly.
H. T. Struble, et al, to Ward C. «p ’
2 pd 2. es ad, you’d better take a look at
{rape, tract 1n Walker township; what I did to that Brown kid before
12,000. : i
aden : g you start anything,” warned the EE
Sn Pe Lupin Senin ve 8
. 3 . |
ownship; $1,000. Le ee
et ux, to Homer af]
John C. Barnes 1 L
‘oung, tract in : Spring township; Ren Be it o Cheap Farmers Went rib
900. aste Time Gathering Them. e
S. J. Clevenstine, et ux, to George | Mayville, Ky.—Eggs have become Ln
I. Wilson, et ux, tract in Walker | so cheap in this section that farmers | [I
Spring Wearables
:artges, tract in State College; $800.
ownship; $9,000. have quit taking time from their | fa
E. R. Tayion Send) a E. Robb, Ping © goinet them, according to | ff Foot T ble i U
ract in Rush township; y reports. en the quotation drop- | HE 0
M. G. Harpster to Dora De Ait ped to 10 emis 3 zen framers be i 0 rouble 1s Unnecessary, unless
cact in Ferguson township; $600. gan giving them to produce drivers if | gif . .
William Harris Ir, et J, oi they would gather them. SG caused by some Physical Ailment. ° o
— |b This Week will be Banner Week
J. D. Keller, et ux, to William D. il
? MEDICAL. i
Tq
L. H. Stover, et ux, to Bertha A.
tover, et bar, tract in Penn township; Get at the Cause! L for those who Wish to Save on
Newest Coats and Suits
1,200.
: “to. Kot he trouble with the average person is
®t oar Os $6. Many Bellefonte Folks are Showing gep
4
00. How to Avoid Needless Suffering. | [Je | that they do not give foot trouble
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J. Barry Shatzer, et ux, to Grover | There’s nothing more annoyi Tid . . 9
J . pe ying than | UE . 4 . . . .
“Glenn, tract in Ferguson township; | kidney weakness or inability to prop- | 58 the proper attention. Ill-fitting shoes Every Spring color and style, with quality and price to
300. erly control the kidney secretions. hs : ¢
Grover C. Glenn, et ux, to William | Night and day alike, the sufferer is | gl usually cause foot trouble—and fitting feet $ please everyone.
i T=; tras) fn Bees Ooty gn and what with the burning | gi isa profession. Thirty-seven years at the 3 :
, and scalding, the attendant backache, | {IE ] . . )
Guroline M. Rishel, et bar, to Free | headache and dizziness, life is indeed i : oi 3 Holiday Dresses
(ethodist church, tract in Unionville; | a burden. Doan’s Pills—a stimulant aw game of fitting feet eliminates all guess $ y
2100. iuretic to the kidneys—have brought | fc ; § ) ; . :
Yarvey N. Lutz, et ux, to A. G. Gun- | peace and comfort ta many Bellefonte | iil work as to our proficiency in that respect. ¢ Tub Silks, all the new Crepes—Beaded and Plain—in
lus, et ux, tract in Walker town- people, Pont by this Bellefonte res- pi M ; 2 t Ie t abl : $16 t $20
tis : ident’s experience: Uc 2 many styles, at our very remarkabi€ rices 0 o
ks Hennigh, et al, to H. El- Mrs. Mahala Kreps, Phoenix Ave., i= 5 Wilhuse Bonsy, our clerk, Jas hed then 3 ye i Pp
s Hennigh, tract in Gregg township; Oy ay I ty-five years experience. We do not guess. $ -
’,800. dull, nagging backaches. At night the | 2 . . ¢ Novelties
Anna T. H. Henszey, et bar, to J. L | pains were so severe I couldn't rest. ( Oi We know how to give you the proper size ¢
haffer, tract in State College; $800. | My kidneys acted too often and I had | Hig . : $ kl B d Comb
Delia N, Angell, et bar, fo B.D. | digzy spells and headaches. Doan's 1) and the kind of shoes that your feet need. § New Long-Bead Necklaces. Barrets and new LOMDBS.
nes, tract In sy ol. s helped me from e first an pL 4
Frank McFarlane, et ux, to Dicen four boxes cured me. I have had no oe ? Collar and Cuff Sets. Collar Laces.
. Thomas, et ux, tract in Harris | return of the trouble.” oS 3
ywnship; $8,000. 60c, at all dealers. Foster-Milburn | fic — ia ¢ °
Mabel E. Stover, Admr., to Olivia | Co, Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. 67-17 | Fi $ Childrens Dresses
goles g al, tract in Haines town- | em — 211 2
1ip; $975. mm or x . ¢ : : : . .
Anna T. H. Henszey, et bar, to The 1 . : ¢ Hand-Made Childrens Dresses in Voiles; all colors ;
uheco Fraternity Building Associa- Fine J ob Printing Sh The Next Time you are 1n Need Ro :
! ) sizes 2 to 6. Price lowest
ox, Inc., tract in State College; $1, 0—A BSPECIALTY—o HE ? : >
)0. AT THE HE f Sh ¢
Mrs. Flora B. Walker, et bar, to hs o oes, and your ¢
Maks "Gdn, tract in Be WATCHMAN OFFICE J 3
swnship; $1,000. There is no style of work, from the Ie i rms’ $ : : :
Charles A. Morris, et ux, to Charles | cheapest “Dodger” to the finest I; Feet are In Trouble—try Yeagers § Whatever you have in mind for Spring—a Lovely
cCurdy, tract in Bellefonte; $250. BOOK WORK I ¢
Frederick Sorgen, et ux, to Nathan that we can not do in the most sat- tic 4 it, a Frock for Ever Occasion—
Boyer, tract in Huston township; defactory i manner, and st Pricge Oe 9 $ Cont, 8 Smart Hull y
00. Cali icate with this 1 Sh S ) 4 i i
0 TB Set Cal: on or communicate W i Y cager S oe tore 3 these you will find gathered here In Delightful
enderson, tract in Huston township; | se | {
50. ] ¢ Variety.
Thomas S. Weston to S. R. Thomp- CHICHESTER S PILLS of THE SHOE STORE FOR THE.POOR MAN !
n, tract in Rush township; $2,000. Ladicat Ask your rapist for Ae $
My Wen bo Jom A. Wea- Pilla ia ed nd Gold metalic US Bush Arcade Building 358-27 BELLEFONTE, PA.
sein | SEER { Lyon & Co. « Lyon &C
ohn A. Weaver, et al, to Emma Bruggist. AckfogOILONES TERY | (ol 5A | @ yon 0. 64-10 yon 0.
rr, tract in Walker township; $900. years known as Best, Safest, Always Reliable | Si rem ran pean ran ren [EUS LELE ud a an eon Fn (= En RE $
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE | i EL A Fe kel i Wo Rl Rel ed
Arthur C. Peters, et ux, to George