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LOCAL AND PERSONAL. COUNTY AUTOMOBILE SHOW
BOOKED FOR MARUH 12-15%
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will npeet at the home of :
Mrs, A. Buyozer, Saturday evening Bellefonte Armoyy. WII Be Crowded
: With All That's New In the Way of
at 7:34. » . #4
tail Cars. and Aecessofies,
Guy W. Jacobs, of Steubenville, Ohio, |
Hdl for a The third mnnual exhibition of the |
Centre County Automobile Dealers’ As- |
was at his home in Centre
few days the past week,
Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Zerby,
Ohio. have moved to near Youngstown,
Ohio, on rural mail route No. 1.
: sociation, plans for which are now comn-
of Girard t
pleted, is scheduled to take place in the
Bellefonte Armory, March 12th to 16th,
and it is expectation of the show com-
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Fisher are In mittee to have at least twenty-five
Sunbury with their son-in-law and
daughter, Rev. and Mrs, E. R. Corman.
makes of cars on exhibition,
The entertalinfoent this year wil} be
The repair shop of Angelo Genna, ne of the special features of the show |
in Bush Arcade. Bellefonte, was broken ,,.q this alone will be whl worth the |
into Saturday night and $159 in cash, prive of admission. Such entertainers |
cigars, cigarettes and tobacco taken, as the Beaver sisters. known all over
Major Lynn G. Adams. head of the the central part of Pennsylvania as
State constabulary. will be in Belle- the most talented family of girls ever
fonte;, Friday evening, 14th inst, toad- to appear before the public, have been
mm the secured and they will render daily se-
Thedr
dress a patriotic mass meeting
court house, consists of
lections. company
James C. Reed, of Boalsburg, made four sisters who play many musical
instruments, sing, dance, recite and
a business trip to Centre Hall. on Mon-
day, and while in town found his way ©ffér many other forms of refined en-
ys 8 > 3 if a)
tertadinment. Achenbach's orchestra of
to this office where his presence was
State College and the American Legion
appreciated.
orchestra of
; Bellefonte, have beep se-
There are two large thriving mahog-
cured to render concerts during the
The
decorated in the coloms of the
any trees in the city of Wildamsport.
week, Armory wifi be beautifully
One was planted In 1860 by the late
John M. McMinn, and the other by his
McMinn
ASSB0-
’ ciation with the addition of flowersand
son, the late C. V, L. ; .
bunting.
” y »§ Hureh-Fas ‘or, ne of 2
he Pittsburgh-Easton flyer, ong f Doow of the Armory will be thrown
eninsy crack asSsenger % is, yo 3
the Pennsy rack passenger train open to the public at 10 o'clock in the
passed over the local branch Monday morning and will close at 10 o'clock
afternoon, because of a wreck some- in thé évening. As a special attraction
here i he vicinity of Beech Creek, , )
where in the vicinity of Beech Creek on. Wheliiemiay afternoon all of the
George W. Felding, of near Linden go. hoo! children will be admitted free of
Hall, was in town on Monday ‘8nd WHR .haree An admission of 25 cents will |
pleased that the roads between that pa charged each day to help defray ex-
point and Centre Hall wege balng op- nanses
ened Following is a list of fifteen Centre
Following his sale, the latter part of exhibitors who will have dis-
County
this month, Harry E. Fye will move to plays Jodo and Summers. Pleasant
Centre Hall and his family will take up Gap. Oakland; CC. H. Poorman,
leveland,; G A
Belle- |
their abode in the aparments above the fonte, Chandler,
Studehaker
Ford, Lin
College, Olds-
Nash,
T. L. Smith hardware store, Beezer. Bellefonte, Beatty
y $v wet YY in “
A real girl baby arrived in the home Mottr Co, Bell
of Mr. and Mrs
Centre Hall. on
Lup rs
Clarence Blazier, in GeOrgs Harper, State
Monday The jittie mobile "fon Garage. Bellefonte,
one and the mother are doing fine ac fayette: Deftrick and Dunlap, Belle- |
cording to a statement by the father i :
Mme F. V,
dinper Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Goodhart entertained
—a liege, IDhdge Krader
I"homp-
L : , $
ellofonte, Maxwell,
soh and family,
D W,
James C. Goodhat
Lemont; Mr. and Mrs,
Decker Bros
Van Ingen
Bellefonte;
, .
Miss
Geiss and family,
and daughter.
Catharine, Centr, Hall.
Herbert Garis suffered hesnorrhage .
State
W. PP. Beil Jr
of the jungs while on the Cha :
hn 88 V th Bellefonte Hudson Sales
Thursday evening, and. was forced CB
y and AEX
take his bed for a few days Wea dt
MARRIAGE LICERSS
again bie (0 De pair MeO
glad to state that the
improved and is
wk #
about, Thelma Moore
Thomas Keefer. of Youngwood, came __. .
William G
to Centre Hall the latter part of last
: Margaret
week, and on Tuesday returned home
Milos O
Dorothy
taking with him Mme Keefer, who had
been at the home of her parents, Mi: +» College
¢
and Mrs. Cyrus Brungart. for several
Pittsburgh
weeks, Bellefonte
Jesse C. MoClenaha expects
n ' Snow Bho,
diana county this reek and .
to Indiana county nis week and Snow Shoe
cure a house into which to move
McClena- Fred Howard
Blanchard
family about April 1st Mr
han has practicaly steady work oper- Alma 8
ating his iarge truck on road construc |
ton work. The McClenahan fahily' ROMANCE OF LOST ATLANTIS
now occupy part of the Mrs. Lambert |
Spanish Scientists Announce That
Goodhart and Roy | Island Has Been Located Off
i Coast of That Country,
home.
Measws, H. R
Zeigler were husiness callers at this of-
fice on Tuesday. Mr.
People who like thelr science well
mixed with romance will be attracted
to the announcement of the Spanish
Spring academy which says that ‘the lost
isishd of Atlantis has been located off
the coast of Spain. Details of this In-
teresting discovery are not yet avall-
able to the public, but that Will leave
Mr. and Mrs Asher Stahl and chil- the curious all the more room for
and Mrs speculation,
Altoona, drove to The age and vitality “of the story
that there was once a great ‘and opu-
lent country somewhere: west of the
Pillars of Hercules which grew to a
magnificence passing all description,
and then sunk Into the sea'has caused
more than one geographer to think
that somewhere back In the misty past
there must have been a solid basis for
the legend. Nobody knows how old
the story Is. Homer knew It, and
Piato gave the world a description of
the place, but every mention of it,
however early, is accompanied by the
assurance that the date of the sub-
Goodhart an- |
nounces sale of his farm stock and fm-!
plements t,, be held on March i2, on the
Lather Royer farm. west of
Milla He expects to move to
Mills and
Spring
engage at carpentering on
construction at State College.
dren, and Mr ruce Stahl. of
Centre Hall on Sun-
day and spent the day at the parental
home. The fomer Mr. Stahl made the
first tryout of a new sedan, a Durant.
over the roads to his old home and
was greatly pleased with its perform-
ance. By the way, it is mentioned that
“Bud” was advanced in the Altoona car
shops and is now found fn the finiwhing
department. where the work and condi-
tions are much more desirable.
Miss Ellen Burkholder. 4 sendor in
the Centre Hall high school, was the
winner of a large hronze medal, offer mergence was even then in the re
ed by an Ulnols watch firm. for writ- motest past, v
ing the best short essay op the life of . ..~ —— i ————
Abraham Lincoln. The medal is three NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
inches in diameter. he head of Lin- - WANTED- A mah io sdl Fuller
coin 18 a reproduetion. of Douglas Volk's Brushes in Centre Hall and surround-
famotts panting. “Abmimm : Lincoln." Co ory. «Write H. D. Coulter, 309
The sculptuting is the work of Chars "yr, gr. Lodk Haven, Pu.
an ‘artist of note. Both ” a ———
artists are Americans. A space is pro- FARM FOR RENT.—148-acre farm
vided on the back of the meda; for the for rent on Shiven OF Wiki Hire a File
. ble man by month; miles Ww «
Ame of the: winner, Centre Hail on railroad. Inquire of C,
To date the public males of farm I. Goodling or W. H. Tomhave, State
equipments and farm stock, including CONese, Pa ol1-3
horses, have been very satisfactory to BESTY ORGAN. ~The undersigned of-
the holder. The road conditiols are fers for sale a good Esty organ at very
very bad except on siate-dmproved reasonable price. ~Mre. Alice Durst,
roads, yet the sales have been well ate Centre Hall, .
tended and the bidding, spirited. At pg
BALE AN WA) sb lied Lt
the Mats sale. near Old Fort, a farm Eau NTED to solicit o
. ders for lubricating os greases and
Tago wea ha fat Jeon; 2 tastor to paints, Salary or commission. Address
thin lece’ than Afty dollars of ite or- wp HARVEY OIL~ CO. Cleveland,
ginal cost. Other articles sold equally »
Ohio,
well, the sum total of the mile being - i
$2400. There are several sales of this TRON AGH Potato Planters, both ay-
character scheduled for nearly every tomatic and two-man types; Sprayers;
day in March in Centre county, dnd it Diggers, and Gardens Toole JOHN
is cheering to those who are closing HAUGH AND SONS, State College,
out their business to know that there Pa. Exclusive agents in this terri
LESSUN IN- ROYAL WEDDING | [7 "ian nave to take ft out in study:
ing Rosa Bonheur's pictures and the
lr le £kelotong In: the Museum of Natura)
leit JC06 AUnsrog k : History, Before they know {t they will
be keeping kind old Dobbin In a cage
nnd charging half a dollar to go in
and feed Nin
FP nnples
if there are any
The wniriuae ’
i Fall York Herald,
fnppleg Nay
and loply EB :
2aheth I a)
FOR BALE-—-A good mountain home,
mile south of Potters Mills
highway. Five-room house,
Th an #X0e
that human nature vi
whole world kin and with
more. It was a noteworthy ciuinder
of the radical contrast bhot'voen roy xeadlent condition; all
alty In Geent Britain and in shop 16x46 ft;
other lands: for example, the states of ‘all at residence.~J. H., Davidhelser,
Germany under the monarelial regime,
In one of the latter, Willis Fletcher
Johnson writes in the North American
Review, such a marriage wonld have
been impossible; it would ave had to |
he morganatic, the wife forever
doomed to a rank inferior to her hus
band's und her children debarred from
the succession. In Great dritain
though ane of the oldest and proudest
monarchies In the world, It was pot
one-fourth
Ong slate
new outbulld-
good spring water.
wOTIe
only possible but also was not even |
regarded as extraordinary, and it was
as complete and valld as though the |
bride had been of roval blood, Before
the wedding = subject and a com
moner. instantly after that eercnony
she was a “royal highness"
in direct and close succession to the
sianding
throne ds the wife of the ‘heir pre
simptive
hood was obvious, and no legs so was
The fine tribute to woman.
the demonstration of the essential
nnity hetween
The hest
justly
When your heart
flutters, and palpitates,
when wou're short of
breath and dizzy, when
you have smothering
spells and faint spells,
ite look out for your heart!
ms DR. MILES’
Will Horse Become Obsolete?
Disappearance is not too strong a Heart Treatment
word to use about the horse. The
Agriculture department shows that
throughout the world the supply. of
horses has fallen off 11 per cent since
1013. In the United States It was
something ever 138 per cent. Im
of breeding horses to this em
have fallen from 11,000 to 3.000
Western breeder is not keen to raise
horses, for which there is no market
and a falling price. A few
will have to be kept for the gov
gardens and the movies,
sovereign and people
American democrats
boast that any native citizer
may become president, must apprect
ate a kingdom in which a subject and
commoner may become queen and the
son of a commoner may become king
and emperor,
used with
marked success for all
functional he art
troubles since 1884.
Your druggist sells it at
pre-war prices — $1.00 a
bottle. *
has been
horses
logical
For the rest |
im
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re-Inventory Sale |
The Last Cut in Prices
for this Season
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We must clean up
the odds and ends.
It’s to your advan-
tage and our disad-
| vantage, fer we
bi must slash the
prices, that you can
get what you need
to finish up the sea-
son.
We must use our
"money and room
for Spring Goods.
We still have two
more months of
Kessler’s Department Store
MILLHEIM
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BELLEFONTE OPERA HOUSE
FRIDAY, MAR. 7-Matineed Night
The GREATEST AMERICAN PICTURE AT LAST
© 1S THE ONLY AND EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENY
OF WTHE COVERED WAGON" TO BE PLAYED IN - L
THIS CITY FOR THE SEASON OF 1923-1924
SREET
QacoN
Foursded upon EMERSON HOUGH'S splendid story of love on the Oregon Frail -
7 ~Gdapted by Jack Cunningham ~ Directed by James Crue ~
FER ncn al * . os ¥ t Th
N mgs 1 ’ rn
re WAS mo
A VividjPicturization of the Trials of the Pioneers
infTheir Winning of the West.'|
EVERY RED-BLOODED AMERICAN SHOULD SEE IT.
Symphony Orchestra of 20 Artists
MATINEE—5be, 75¢c, $1.00;
NIGHT 00, £1.00, $1.50 (Plus Tax)
MAIL ORDERS NOW FOR SEATS
SECURE SEATS EARLY—AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT.
will be no sacrifices. tory. i ’ nw
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Opening d
NEW THEATRE
(MUNICIPAL BUILDING)
Millheim : Thurs. E'vg, Mar.
FREE SHOW
“BLOOD AND SAND”
Featuring Rudolph Valentino
FREE TO EVERYBODY
SHOW STARTS 7.30 P. M.
the Money"
A motor that runs smooth ‘aud silent ; a motor
that has a quick, flexible acceleration ; a motor
that performs on the hills with remarkable
flexibility and has ample speed for the level.
Yes, that's a description of the Star Car motor.
Then it will be more diffi
cult than ever to reconcile Star Car perform-
ance with Star Car prices.
FETTEROLF'S GARAGE
CENTRE HALL
Try it for yourself.
Bell Phone
34R2
2 1LOW PENCIL -
5 coith the RED BAND
EAGLE PENCIL
NEW BOX STATIONERY
At the Office of THE CENTRE REPORTER