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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 24 1924
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Work on L 0. 0. F. Home.
Work is proceeding rapidly on
Oda Fellows” home for the aged at
Middletown below Harrisburg. The
foundations are far advanced and the
cornerstone will be Iafid on May 381.
This wil} be a big occasion. which will
be attended by thousands of Odd Fel-
lows from all over the state. The first
floor concrete will soon be laid and the
building will be finighed by June, 1925.
I AH A A AINE
From the Bleachers.
It was noticeable from the bleachers
thiit the conduct of the Bellefonte High
school base ball team was A No. 1,
They played clean, were clean in speech
on the diamond and on the bench. The
game went off without a hitch or pro-
test from either nine. and the bleach-
ers also said “yes” The game was
not so brillant. The feature mention-
the
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Freak weather was the order of the
day on Easter Sunday. Sunshine,
thunder showers, hail and snow follow-
ed in quick succession in the forenoon.
During the afternoon rain fell the
greater part of the time. Monday noon
there was a brisk snow squall followed
by light rains
A
Little “Billie” Parker.
naped from the Children’s
Clearfield, on March 5,
pletely disappeared that
ties have not been able to get the
slightest clue as to his whereabouts
Every effort to locate him has failed.
who was kid-
Home at
has so com-
the authori-
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A few minutes of pitching in and do-
ing a thing Letter
talking about it.
than a week of
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Transfers of Heal Estate.
to Howard
in Gregg twp.: $150.
et ux. Ammn F.
twp... $1.550
to Milton C
Penn twp.;
Annie Detwiler,
Weaver, tract
Miles I. Bressler,
Vonada, tract in Greag
Joanna Gentzel et al,
Vonada et al, tract
$7,333.34.
Joanna Gentzel, et al,
Vonada, tract én Penn twp.; $600,
Dora M. Vonada, et to Joanna
A. Gentzel, et bar, tract in Penn twp.;
$500,
Harry V.
zel, tract
et bar,
F.
to
to Milton C.
bar,
Jacob J.
$1
et al.
College
Gentzel Gent-
in Penn
H. Harpster,
E. Beatty, et al tract, in
$1.000.,
J. Barry Shatzer, et ux. to Grover C.
to
twp...
to Ora
twp.
a
Glenn, tract in Ferguson twp.; $800,
Grover C. Glenn, et ux, to William
Is. (Henn, Jr. tract in State College;
| $800.
| M., G. Harpster to Dora DeArmitt,
{tract in Ferguson twp. $600.
J. D. Keller, et ux, t, William
Bartges, tet in State Colege; $500,
I.. H. Stover, et ux. to Bertha
Stover, et bar, tract in Penn
$1.200,
Samuel P. Hennigh, et nl,
Hennigh, tract in Gregg twp. ;
Anna T. Henszey, bar,
Shaffer, tract in State College: $800,
Frank McFarland, et ux, to Dicen B.
Thomas, tet in Harris twp; $8.000,
Mabel E. admrx., to Olivia
et in Haines twp.;
D.
A.
5.800,
Stover,
al, tract
$9956
Anne T. H, Henszey, et bar, to the
Cuheco Fraternity Bullding Associa-
tion. Inc, tract in State College; $1700,
DR. E. A. ROUSE
of 22 N. 4th St., Harrisburg, Pa.
I will be at my office at the M. L.
Emerick home, in
CENTRE HALL
9a. m.to8P. M.,
od.
SPECIAL FOR THIS TRIP ONLY
A palr of glasses for far or near see-
Ing at as LOW AS #2, COMPLETE.
See me and SAVE FROM 83 to #5
on any style Glasses you may desire,
REMEMBER THE DATE
May 1st.
of 75¢ or over.
for comfort?
plete
A
2%
for permanence,
’
{
in summer,
Ask
for a ridiculously small
warmer in winter, cooler
Your contractor will
rapid, as well as safer,
New Millinery,
| A fine display of new millinery In
{for the Baster trade Always the most
| exclusive styles and best quality at the
{lowest prices possible—Atr THE HAT
| BHOP, Lenore V. Burd, Miltheim, Pa.
| contin
“PROGRAM OF PHOTOPLAYS
At THE SCENIC and the OPERA
HOUSE (BELLEFONTE)
| ~At “The Scenle”—
| THURSDAY, APRIL 24—Barbara La
{Marr In “The Eternal City,” a tale of
love during the World War.
FRIDAY, APRIL
“Ride for Your Life.” Also,
sode of “The Ghost City.”
At The Opera House—
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
of A Nation,” a return showing with
new reels of this famous picture at
| popular prices. Matinees and Nights
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 2
and 3—"Way Down East,” also a re-
turn of this wel} known picture at pop-
ular prices, Matinees and Nights.
|
Dr
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6th epi-
AMES W, SWAEZB
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
LINDEN HALL, CENTRE CO., PA.
Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, &c, written ang sx
ecuted with care. All legal business promptly
attended to, Special Atteution given to setf
ting of Estates, Marriage Licenses, Auf~ mm:
bile Licenses, and all other Applicat ~~
Blanks kept on hand. Nov. 261923
Cast [ron Wanted...
ly drop us a postal card and we will
| call at once.
Laurelton Foundry Co, Inc.,
LAURELTON, PA. oz2pd
{ Insurance and
Real Estate
Want to Buy or Sell?
SEE US FIRST
Chas. D. Bartholomew
CENTRE HALL, PA,
goes, and energy, pep and
vim return when taking
CHAMBERLAIN'S
TABLETS
Keep stomach sweet—liver active—
bowels regular—only 25¢,
i
or to withdraw money makes
treat you.
desire,
i
8 PER CENT INTEREST
TIME AND SAVINGS
DEPOSITS,
ON
deposit
no difference In the way we
and conservative banking, we
Bank
i
by using a Self-Feeder!
by Pennsyly ania State College and
actual test,
Gain per day
Profit above feed cost
ed $111.15 in 90 days.
if the hogs had been hand. fed.
the Self-Feeder would have been
A Leola Brooder can be assembled
CENTRE
EE
It has been proved
have given # an
fed for ninety days
by farmers who
Here was the result:
elf - Fed
«+13 Ib.
85.54
Fan
Hand Fed
88 Ib.
B98
£3.18
of
and
cost
more than repaid in 9 days
by two men In half an hour.
HALL, PA.
00 :
Round
Trip
WASHI
«BALTI
SUNDAY,
Leave MiMlinburg
“ Yiksburg
Lewisburg
Herndon
Dalmatis
Millersburg
Halifax
Arrive Baltimore
ig Washington
SEE FLYERS!
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SUNDAY
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THINKING OF
BUYING AN 9
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
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Cresson Lumber Co.
STATE COLLEGE, PA.
J. G. MARKS, Sec. and Treas.
Both Phones
What Will Be Your
1924 Car?
A Wise Choice Would Be a
MAXWELL
CHRYSLER
« CHALMERS
A demonstration can be arranged for any time to
prove to you the merits of these Big Three Car Values.
SERVICE--“And We Mean It”
With each car sale goes a Service which will always
keep satisfied and give no cause for regrets. A Ser-
vice that is iferent © We want to prove it to you.
C. P. RAMER,
Bell phone 71IR2 TUSSEYVILLE, PA.