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LE REGISTER |
THE RAMBLING REPORTER. | BATURDAY,
The great question with which weare o'clock, 21
faced at present Is whether or not the A,
groundhog knows his work when it
comes to weather. He saw shadow
and that would imply that we will have
more cold weather, and for a long time,
The coming week end will bg one of A,
the big ones at Penn State. According
to the schedule there will be three big atock
athletic events: boxing, wrestling and :
basketball. The boys are all looking L. PF.
forward to seeing the boXing
wrestling teams in action, for
their first meet of the season.
What a shame it ig that there are not
more men like Geheral Butler of Phil-
adelphia, We feel sure that there
a lot more cities that need cleaned
and it will take men lke General But-
ler to do it. The General from
Chester county, and was educated in
Quaker For this reason he
been given pgme “the
Quaker.”
Roosevelt
and it Is worth
man Side of the
to make the career of
the career of the farm k
tractive and remunerative
responding careers in the
TR wr
THE CENTRE REPORTER.
F PRDRUARY 7. woes | SA
THURSDA f
FEBRUARY 2. at
miles North of Millhebhn, J.
will
one
2
Kline sell: Cows, sheep, vehic-
household
Wise and
les, goods; clean-up sale,
his
Hubler, aucts,
THURSDAY,
M.,
Stone
FEBRUARY
South Centre
28, at 10
Hall, at
Farm
3% miles
MB,
and
C. C. Grove will sell:
sale,
Pi
M..
of
sell: — |
implements; clean-up
Maves, auct,
and
FRIDAY,
Boal
FEBRUARY
Reitz
10 A.
east
29
this is o
on farm at
Neft
and
gap.
loalsburg, and Boal will
stock
E. M. Smith, auct.
Ui i
SATURDAY, MARCH 1. at 9 A. M.,
Mills, Mrs, Ada M.|
implements and
uct, |
arm implements; clean-up
arc
COTES hear Spring by
a Finkle:
has
Farm stock,
LP
school.
the
household goods. Mayes, a
fighting
MONDAY,
the J. K
Farmers
MARCH 3,
farm, %
1¢ A. M..
mile, west of
Hook
implements;
Hubler,
on
Bitner
Mills.
arm
once made this statement,
hu- Bitner will
problem
repeating: ‘The
Alife
the
and
ns
rural stock and
Wise &
aX
farmer and j
LDOTEer
aucts, |
«A
MARCH 3.
farm,
as MONDAY,
srhoff
10 A. M.,
Old Fort.
on
by
city.”
neat
Biron E. Decker, captain of the Var-
sity Crosg Country Team at Penn Siate
spent the week end at home
mother. Mr. Decker has stax
ing’ for indoor track
wonderful stride and
Reporter had the
the “Capt.” run, and on the AVE
ning a Mac Haly
out to see him run. We ag a
ity should be proud to see
boys receive much
stitution the of
farm
Mayes,
of
F.
Clean-up sale
and L.
implements.
{
with hus
i
ted train- i
and is showing a
Th
WEDNESDAY,
ne mike
George
MARCH 5
SOU Fh west
10
enduz
Woe,
privileg
great ol turneq
part
ammun-
nonor
Penn St
SO
THURS
DAY. MARCH 8.
soodhart f
at
size
which struck Lm,
funny
Something
er as being
of a cexiln farge
“Advice to Girls”
wrote and asked if
a young man with
love hold her hanh
she got: “If
the young man, it
The moral the
would not be all
of everyone
was in Goodhart an
News stock and in
LPB
One
Mayes,
were
whom
MARCH 8
Martha
it
Bond
E
This is th
YOU are not engage
* : ad Goods,
is vulgar
of stor
Joy TESDAY, MARCH 11,
advice #
of
H
implement
west
(Recelved late for Uu
The
oO
15t
Penn State Basketba or
an easy winner over the Bucks
Saturday night. The
a the = ‘ SATURDAY, MARCH 15, at 10
ond mile west of Tusseyville,
8 Maktz will
plomentgs:
FP
men
tossers more than
Lewisburg agg:
44-18,
victory
on the
the final score Farm stock
straight
game was rough, Mayes, auct.
8 was
some forty fouls
The
Dickinson
game, up
The Symcuse
State
which TUESDAY,
State freshman Har
ihe
leserves in Hall.
running
implemefts, Ceorge Wise,
auctioneer,
in a dual
Sth
first wrestling meet
meeg
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 19,
8s Mills, J
ind
ary ag State Coll
tt Potties
iI Pag -
E M. Sm
glock
the same day it i» expected that Spring- Farm
field will
boxing
th
to Stat iii.
Both
are
Come
meet,
boxing teams working
day that they might
their civalg and furnish keen ox
tion.
be
npeti-
eighty-five
i FRID. MARCH
© Os
Penn Siete «ad!
Bachelor degrees and six
grant
1a at 9 -
graduat clet, at 4:09
M., on the Col
Lew
implements
fay " + ’
& i 4 Y at ens 1 i
grees at the mid-year graduation ex- am, in d
> { Fort.
: 3 "ne Markle will sell: Farr toch
ercises’ to be held Tuesday night. As nie ll sell: Farm stock,
el clean
Pv
household goods ;
— a
SPRING MILLS
Kustaborder of Bellwoos
the Elmer
Smith, who has
up sale Mayes, auct.
Mr.
Sunday at
William
Hnpmoving.
Mabel Al
on
MARCH 22
Centre Hall.
10 A.
by
M.
D. |
stock
SATURI
wpa home 2 .
1 S mile en
: John
beer Homan emp sale. of.
F. Ma
MARCH 24. 10 a.
Hall,
stock
a1, Arm
Miss
friends
C. P. Long and
Bellefonte
Ralph
tional meeting at Harrisburg this week.
Rumor has it that Archie MARCH 28 at 10 a
and Naomi Weaver mearied in
Maryland week, mile South-enst of Tusweyville,
Mrs. Russell has quite
ill for some time but at present is con-
valescing., . LP
Mrs. William Bressler entertained the
leformed S. 8S. at her home on Thurs- |
day evening.
mm
implen t
AY,
0a &
west of
lison a number of and
Wednesday evening MOND
miles
Flex
plements; cle
FRIDAY,
Ves Iu
m., two!
A.
im-
Andrew Shook were .
on Friday Centre Jodi
attending
visitors
iman will sell
Shook is an oduca- ive and
an-up sale. Mayes, aucl
Heckman
m., %
8 E
ware
lust
Farm stock,
Jordan wi
. 3 nl 1 fer
Condo been i frill impio-
mente and some household goods. L.
Mayes, auct.
APRIL 4, at 1:30 1p.
of Centre Hall. near Red
Dr. H 8. Braucht and son. Dean, at | Mit by Hobert E. Meeker: Btock sale
tended the funeral of Dr. Musser, i L. F. Qlayes,
Aaronsburg, on Thursday
Samued Condo and
Mifflinburg on Sunday.
Wim. M. Grove and wife of
are circulating among
friends.
FRIDAY,
5 mies soduth
m.,
ai le and hogs
thoreses, oatt
auct
family were to
PUBLIC SALE,
will
Jerwick
The
les
their roar unde at
hom Hal
MARCH Sth, at 1
described personal
public
P.M,
prop-
reigned sell
if her
SATURDAY
the following
“hn in Centre
——————
——— |
. GEORGES VALLEY {
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sharer of
Hal; spent Sunday at the home
latter's parents. Mr. and
Reeder, \
Mr. and Mra
day at Sober,
home,
J. T. H. Foust made
to Bellefonte on Friday.
Mrs. Ida Decker spent Sunday nt the
home of John DD. Decker, in Decker
Valley.
Mrs. Annie Ripka is visiting
home of her som, J. B. Ripka
Centre
erty, to
of the wit; dedroom suit, bedstead,
3. £5, oot
%..
nthg room chairs, rocking chairs,
In
Mrs,
rior table, fBower stands, bookoase,
Lingle
the Henry
Ira
at
spent
Bun-
dingile
cherry dining talie, couch,
Oak”
swing, feather
. Cogking utensils,
lawn mower, garden tools, canned fruit,
cupboard, |
{mirrors “Columbia heater, aj
a business trip |¥W04 one. porch beds, |
itollet sets. dishes,
lot carpet, and numerous other articles
!
ino here, mentioned,
at the |
E. M. 8mith, auctioneer,
5 MARTHA BOAL.
Transfers of Real Estate. | ant G : £00
I. Gordon Foster, ot ul, William | "0 BH Re = ha «
* 5 ' % r ' " 3,
Kennedy, tract in State College: $325. | ilham "G. Fike, et ux, to John
| Barnes trace Jn Spring twp.: $660. -
Jennie H. Jamison, et al, to Edward | All K wh Sarah K
T. Jamison, tract in Gregg twp.: $1. 4 len yl .eener's heirs tq ay :
{Auman, tet in Haines twp: $1,121.
i
to
Susan Peters, ot bar, to Edwar ,
r——— Me gd T Martha Workman to Whitmer Steel
(Continued on fodt of next column) Company, tract in Gregg twp. $5.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
COURT PROCLAMATION,
)
Whereas the Honorable Henry C.
[Quilgiey, President Judge of the Court
In re Assigned Estate! In the Court of lof Common Pleas of the 49th Judicial
of | { Distatict, consisting of the County of
H. Ulrich | Contre, having issued hia precept. bear-
"mn \ . jing date of the 21st day « Junuary,
Township | County {1924, t, directed for holding a
INo. 77 September | ‘ourt of Common Pleas, Orphany’
1922 Court, Court Quarter Sessions of
To all creditors amd parties interested [the Peace, and Terminer and
{General Jail] Dedivery, in Bellefonte, for
the County of Centre and to commence
the
FOURTH MONDAY
the
AUDITOR'S NOTICE,
Sr p—
Common Pleas
Frederick of Centre
of Gregg
me
| Term of
Over
the above assigned
take
in estate:
You will please notice that the
0H
has been
underdgned appointed audit- |
OF FEBRUARY,
day of Fabrunry, A. DP.
as busi.
the Court t distribution |
theing
1524,
nesy
or by oO make SE
. : : 26th
funds as shown in the account
Arthur B.
the
and to continue as long
of Lee, assignee, to and may require,
NOTICE is
Justices
also
oreditors the
Alder-
{that
respective
the
be then
persons at
the 26th
inquikitions
to
appertaining
berehy given to
the Peace,
Constables,
in
amongst legully entitied |
thereto, and to dispose of exceptions Coroner, ol
men and such
filed to sild account and questions of
the
10 report
that they
proper
have business
ricts
miny
law raised by rule, and for the purpose
of
requming to
Court)
their
the
he will { Hor
the Li- and
Bellefonte, |
{with
Monday, |
thelr
tl
ih
fulfilling his appointinent worable
meet all parties in Interest in there in
of the Court House, 10 o'clock in forentoy of
M.,
and
brary
thelr records,
Penna. at 10 o'clock A.
February 11, 1524.
such
own remembrances, do
when t
y
where
ngs thelr offices
partios are to present their claims
before the auditor or be debarred from recoghizances to
the fund REsneTs WL Me
county,
LOVE, Esq.
Auditor
Py Ose ule
coring in on or shall be in
v In
JOHN G
against them as shall be
Bellefonte, Penna, under
Ey of
Cast Tron Wanted... = 5 ==
ly drop us a postal card and we will
call at once.
Laorelton Foandry Co. Inc.
LAURELTON, PA.
my hand, ag dellefonte,
in the year of
hundred
of the Inde
Nlateg Ame
Ven
we 21st January,
and the
seventh
one
yi
he United of
i"
Be
21st,
TAYLOR, Sheriff.
eet Pa.,
mite,
1924
Hall's Catarrh Medicine
Those who in a “run down" condi.
J ya ay fon will no : that Caturrh bothers them
AMES W. SW ALi it Catarrh bothers them
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE proves that while Ca-
LINDEN HALL, CENTRE CO. PA. 1 1a gaually ine
Deods, Mortgages, Wills, &c, written anu «x MEDICINE is a
| eculed with care. All legal business prom pls igh the blood upon
Special atiention given to sels a mucous muri of the t thus
Hing of Estates, Marriage Dicenses, Ani n. reducing the inflammation and is
bile Licenses, and all other Applicst ormal conditio
Blanks kept on hand Rov. 20.923 culars free
Toledo, Ohlo.
Le
they
Worth selling is worth telling—ad- WANTED
vorties ROY SHAE
From Service Comes Strength
The little, unlooked-for services, courtesies and attentions—outside
of the beaten path of routine—are what count most In making
loyal friends and customers for this Bank.
Our willingness to do more than lg expected of us In working for
our depositors’ Interests, has been a force mighiler than words
in building up our prestige and deposits,
The
First National Bank
Centre Hall, Pa.
We pay 3 per cent. compound Interest on Savings Accounts,
Feed and Coul—Just In.
We have just unloaded the following
dependable feeds, and #f you have used
them in the past we know you will]
be wanting more:
SUGARED BHUMACHER FEED;
FUL-O-PEP DRY MASH:
FUL-O-PEP GROWING MASH:
BCHUMACHER SCRATCH GIRIAINS,
BOSS DAIRY RATION.
We have also just
Real Estate
SEE US FIRST
unloaded several
carloady of all fine-grade COAL-—CAN-
NEL, PUNXSUTAWNEY and PEA.
Get our prices on
coal and feed be. |
ore buying elsewhere.
WM. McCILLENAHAN,
Centre Hall, Pa.
CENTRE HALL, PA,
Reduction Sale!
20° or
on Shoes, Rubber F ootwear
Dry Goods, Notions,
Bed Blankets,
Horse Blankets, Linoleum
Also, Tin, Granite, Aluminum & Queensware
THIS SALE FOR CASH ONLY
Begins February 2---for 2 weeks
G. R. MEISS : Colyer
“ALTOONA
FOR BALE-
bulls and heifers,
Pure Bred Guernseys,
at reasonable
H.
prices; Motor was in
éectrie
for
male,
Detwiler, office motor was
office,
er until
| Centre Hall, Pa. O%.41 stalled, Aly ar this
in
—
H
THINKING OF
BUYING AN,
AUTOMOBILE!
COME AROUND AND ASK US THIS
QUESTION :
“What Kind of Service will you give
Me if I Buy a Reo?”
WE'LL TELL YOU:
“The Best in Millheim.”
THEN MAKE US PROVE IT!
We've got that much confidence in our BET-
TER SERVICE that we are going to more
than sell our quota of “1001 REOS in 1924”
in Central Pennsylvania.
And we want YOU for a Customer.
Breon’s Garage
MILLHEIM
MADE POSSIBLE BY BETTER SERVICE
1001 REOS IN 1924
IN CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA
BEFORE
Building
SEE
Cresson Lumber Co.
STATE COLLEGE. PA.
J. G. MARKS, Sec. and Treas.