The Centre reporter. (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, August 10, 1922, Image 8

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THE CENTRE REPORTER. PUBLIC SALE. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS, | WANTED—Fresh cows or spring}
; 's Ca edicine
I REI mmm | At the home of the late H, C Shirk, 1 ™ DMINISTR ATORS' NOTICE, — =! ers.’ Call Bell phone or drop me a Mountain Restaurant i Hall’s ( atarrh Medic condi.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10. 1922 IN CENTRE HALL BOROUGH, aii ; a tion will notice that Catarrh bothers them
card—._ 1), MITTERLING Centre
maine ? ’ OE a 3 ) : ¢ Re much more than when they are in good
ee | SATURDAY, AUGUST 26th, 1:00 P.M. | Latters of Je ter Township | Hal Wu Now Sule Roa health, This fact proves that while Co-
: : ; | ED Li ' y { » ta es eat ifi~
GEORGES VALLEY. the following described Implements | centre County, deceased, _— TT ,,,— ——— PLEASANT GAl DT Ben trio a) E naitons.
James Evans Is driving a new Ford{,,.q farm machinery-—-all new: Letters of Administration on the above estate rv ——————————— HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE is a
havin bean duly granted the undersigned, they Tonle and acts through the blood upon
sedan. No. 40 Ross ensilage cutter, 1WO| would respectfully roquestail persons knowing ’ | the mucous surfaces of the body, thus
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Lingle visited Champion mowers, 3 lever spring har- themselves indebied to tuo ostale LO RLY nme OPEN EVERY SUNDAY | reducing the inflammation and assisting
diate payment, and those baying claims against : Nature in restoring normal conditions,
Mrs. H. M. Lingle on Sunday. rows, wooden beam Vulcan plow, he same 1p present them duly suthentioated for
4 rere ’ . sottlement,
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ripka were | gael beam Vulan plow, $0-tooth spike L EARL SMITH,
3 > : : FP 7. Zettle LS aay ie 1 a BOYD E, BMITH,
Sunday visitors at the FF. W Zet harrow, 2 International corn planters, |, wo. o Dale, Esq. Administrators,
home. single cultivator, potato raiser, one- Attorney P. O. Address :
: 081 Bpring Mills, Pa., R. 1
J. A. Houser and family, of RIg-|nhorse wagon, 6 h. p. I p pring :
town, motored to the CC, WwW. Lingle kerosene engine, 1% h Prost i i XECUTRIX'S NOTICE
All Druggists, Circulars free.
Insurance and : |
QUICK LUNCHES, ICE CREAM, | ¥. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohlo.
Real Estate SOFT DRINKS, |
TOBACCO AND CIGARS, | Mrs. Crandall (Iowa) Tells How She
- enn | Stopped Chicken Losses
Want to Buy or Sell ? 8, 8. HORNER, Proprietor. | “Last spring, rats killed all our baby chicks. Wish
040pd | 1'd known about Rat-Suap before. With just one
3 ax ‘gm i Letters testamentary on the estate of
home on Sunday. gas engine, 1% h. p. 1 B48 eN- | gORERT D, FOREMAN, late of Centre Hall
Mr. and Mrs. John Auman and chil- l gine. LeRoy 2-way plow, sleigh, bug-| Boro, Centres County, Pennsylvania, deceased,
—————— an | ‘large package we killed swarms of rats, They t
SEE US FIRST f | get this year's hatches, [11 bet.” Rat.Sosp Le
| sated sd sells for 35¢, 65¢, $1.25,
E. M. STITH | ior Se. he AU
AUCTIONEER, C. 3. Smith. Mabel Arney, Con Hal
i : Nmith, Mabe rney, Cenlire all:
Chas. DD. Bartholomew CENTRE HALL, PA. lc. P. Long Co, W. C. Meyer, Spring
CENTRE HALL, PA, f Large sale or small sale—good ser- | Milis: Louder's Btore, Oak Hall Sta.
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dren went to Lamar on Saturday and | ov 4 rolls roofing paper, GOOD 6- { Lottors testamentary in the above estate hav+
2 : : . : . | ing been duly eranted to thé undemiznes, she
returned home on Sunday. CYLINDER BUICK AUTOMOBILE, | would respectiuily request any bDerdus now ing
y . § tw ‘ i . 4 themselves indebtec to the estate to makes im
Wiliam Confer and two sons, ¥ pair buggy shafts, fron kettle, hoe, br at snd those haviug claims
Milroy, visited at the home of his 318- | jpaat grinder, fat press, sausage st ~ | anainat the ion to present them duly suthen-
4 t ! : : | Heated, for settlement.
ter, Mrs. 8. E. Gobble, on Sunday. ter, grindstone, feed cutter, digging
“ BAVILLA BREON FOREMAN
Orris Pecht and daughters, Catharine | {oy scoop shovel, chicken coop, 2 088 Executrix,
and Bunice, of Milroy, spent the week pair steelyards, fork, 3-horse Ides
vice guaranteed.
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TIT T TTT TTY ere eee reYTY My rates afe reasonable; all I ask
w— 1 ia 035p | The Centre Reporter, $1.60 a year.
end at the J. C. Barger home. binder evener, buggy pole,
. : — -
Mrs. Sara Reeder is spending a few | hammers, blacksmith
weeks at the home of her grandson, |gteel drums, half yartel! i flo : ve) : : oR .
BR. R. Zettle at Farmers Mills, , harness, set single harness, sels #11) : AUGUST AUGUST Just spread it on a
Mrs. Frank Ennist and two daugh-* nate: desk, table, room st
ters, Sara and Esther, of Potters MINS. | hanches, lot new haga, rel An) LOPYRICHTED +. 4930 Board. The moment they
spent last Tuesday at the F. M. Ack: lather articles not mentiones : : s
erman home Al*o, at the same time and place— touch it~-they’re Done |
The Locust’ Grove S. S. will hold a HOUSE AND LOT. Pe
(Mail Orders Promptly Filled)
picnic near the Locust Grove church Two-story frame house
on August 26th, to which all are cor-
dially invited large and commodious and is located . . A Savi. wv % FOR SALE BY
Mes. 1. C. Barger weat to Centrelon Mam street. Alsos a vacant lot, fu WwW 1 Ee SS» | A.E.KERLIN & SO
Hill week to the home of her son front and depth, ad NE. DroBerty e wi give a i < — . N
1 last CENTRE HALL, PA.
Milton Barger, where she Is helping | ge
rib Thess propertie will iw ®
to take care of the baby girl which the .lq separate. Discount of
Stork left there. MES. ELIZABETH SBHIEK
WwW. FF. BRADFORD
POTTERS MILLS, Administrators 0 |
Mrs. From, of Mifflinburg, is visit WwW. E. Bartges, auct — {
ing among friends at this place 7? o 4
Mr. and Mrs. Garver, of Lewistown B C 1 reo S a e
spent Saturday at the J. M Moyer ad O C is ! 1 a Y
home. UICKLY CURED : : .
Mr, and Mrs. Henshall, of State Col- Q on all sales of furniture made during the MILLHEIM
Et ae ut the ‘Squife Car- MONTH OF AUGUST
son home. «J ast winter | caught a
Mr. and Mrs. Hugeson, Mra, E cold that settled on my | eee = ’
and ena 8 in on aise| lungs and in my bronchial BEDROOM SUITS DAVENFORY SUITS THE REQ SPEED WAGON
are spen r of FIBER AND WILLOW SUITS
Lizzle > tubes. I'wo bottles
ad fan
ent som wesner | CHAMBERLAIN'S | | DININGROOM FURNITURE | For the purpose designed, is the Best Sell-Pro-
Doctor Alexander and ALL GRADES OF ROCKERS ETC., ETC.
sein sop ere 3 wre une Cough Remedy SLANE ea | pelled Vehicle in the World.
on their way to Bells
George Auman spent Sunday with| cured me,” writes Mrs, - wi ind: a bushel or a wall
nis parents. \ Chatles Hurrold. Vander New Up-to-Date Stock to It will haul a pound, a bushel or a gallon, or
Quite a few onic: and : y YI any multiple up to its rated capacity, CHEAP-
: he sienic 1 Cm 5 ; 2 .
seemed to enjoy themselves, Man) grit, Pa. select from. ER and quicker than any other method of
thanks to those kind folk ho fur- 35 cts. per bottle, large size 60cts. trans ti
nished means of transportation For sale by druggists everywhere, ransporiation.
SEED WHEAT FOR SALE.—~Mich-| WANTED.—Men or women to take! ‘i S M C A MPBE Reo conceived the Speed Wagon idea--created
igan Red Rock wheat, clean of all for- | fd ys among Jrieuts Age Se gah0e fo . . LL the vehicle--copyrighted the name and popu-
eign seeds: yielded 27 bushels per men, Women and children
hi M. C. Del Cone | oe To a ip lo a lie be MILLHEIM larized the ‘type. THERE IS ONLY ONE
acre this Fear ta cianey, en- k for full time. XPerier te NHN ¥ 3 - . ~ - » 7 » - » .
y Weite: INTERNATIONAL STOCKING MiLi ass as : . SPEED WAGON ; tobe a Speed Wagon it
Norristown Pa odlpd | ——— Ee
— me eu i Must Be a Reo.
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ere Hall. Bell phone 7TR3ZI. tp
A GOOD LINE TO SELECT FROM
REO, NASH, WILLYS-
KNIGHT and OVERLAND
Open and Closed Model:
FORD Cars and Service.
IMBERLY FARMERS died poor A
because they claimed they could- United States Tires Reduced 25
n’t make a living on their farms; Per Cent. off list
. . . . NOW IS YOUR TIME TO BUY
vet their children were playing with
diamonds in their very fields. BREON & WEAVER
MILLHEIN, PA.
—Lots of folks are just like these poor Kimberly farmers.
They search for opportunities far away with field glasses - 2
when real ones are close at hand, within their very grasp.
Buying opportunities in big city stores tempt some people
appeal to their imagination ; but wise buyers know that close
at home in their home stores can be found just the things
they want.
— Merchandise assortments offering variety, quality, style and . Good CROP S
value, and price concessions, too, may be had right in Centre
Hall or in Altoona—the center of Your Shopping District. : should mean
Don’t miss the advertisements in your local newspapers ; they
are the business mines of opportunity and will save you time, Good BUII DINGS
effort and money.
«--Remember---Altoona for what you
can’t get in Centre Hall.
---Every Wednesday is for YOU---Sub- :
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urban Day ! | | Cresson Lumber Co.
STATE COLLEGE, PA.
J. G. MARKS, Sec. and Treas,