THE CENTRE REFORTER.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1924
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GEORGES VALLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Zettle spent Sun-
day at the home of the former's father
F. W. Zettile.
lev. and Mrs, D. A. Ertel spent a
few days last week with Mr. and Mrs,
Dolen Decker,
Mr. and Mrs, 8S.
dren, Walter and Cordilin,
Gobble's parents, Mr. and
Confer, of Potters Mills on
The Stork visited Mr, and Mrs.
Empfield on Saturday and left
a baby gir? which has been
Devolia Jane.
Edward Decker and family, of State
College, spent Friday at the home of
his brother, D. D. Decker.
F. W. Zettle made a business trip to
Bellefonte on Monday,
Henry Lingle and family spent Sun-
day at the home of his son, Ira d.dngle.
E. 1. Lingle moved last week to the
Eli Smith farm, which has been vacant
the past year. Ray Lingle purchased
the E. L. Lingle home and will move
there in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Weaver,
yer, visited the Fred Zettle
Friday.
BE. Gobble and chil-
visited Mrs,
Mrs. B.
Sunday.
Wm.
them
named
of Col-
home on
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MILLHEIM.
(From the Journal)
Wendell Goodhant, of
&s the guest of
Youngstown,
his mother, Mrs. Sa-
fina Goodhart.
Mrs. E. B.
of Lewisburg, spent several
jJartges and two children,
days with
her father, G. W. Sechrist, of Milthelm.
Clark,
vigitor in
John of Williamsport, was a
Milthedm, having accompan-
ied an awto party from that city.
Allen C. Erhard, of Wellington, Kas,
was an surival here and will spend
ome time with relatives and friends
in this section.
1
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Smeltzer, of Phil-
adephia. returned to thelr home after
a pleasant vist with Mrs Smeltzer's
Mra,
Brown,
who is now a dental
mother, Leah Christie.
Miltheim boy
Tem-
a former
student in
Hugh
ple university, Philadelphia, 48 a guest
of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs, A. H.
Mr. and Mrs,
gons, of
Stover,
Miller
Miss Shoe-
Grover and tw
Willlamspont, and
maker, of Montgomery, were motor
visitors with Mr. and Mra. Paul Kellar
Mr. and Mrs J. H. Kreamer, of Har-
risburg, to Miltheim Thursday
and were guests of Mr, and Mrs, A. A
Frank.
Mr. and Mrs.
Tower City,
motored
Edgar Stover and tw
children, of
with Mr.
M. O.
Stover's
were
Mr.
visited
Mrs
visitors
Stove andMrs
Mra
Elmer
t's parents,
Stover. They also
parents Mr. and
Boob, at Aaronsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy W.
three f
daughters, of
itors with
Mensch and
Altoona. were vis.
Millhedm and Aaronsburg
relatives days
GW Tyrone
where he spent the greater part of the
Severn
Harter came in from
winter and spring with his son-in-law
Mra and Mrs, P. J. Fitz.
Harter expects to spend
Ray
and daughter,
gritrick. Mr.
the summer
with his grandson,
Smith,
Near
Mr. and
Tussey ville,
Mrs, Frederick Creger
Betty, and
daughter nephew,
Howe, are motor guests from
deiphia with Mra Cregre's
Mr. and Mrs. E. E
Mrs. Knarr
return the latter
They «
and ex-
Knarr.
to See who is ll.
pect to
week
Mr. and Mrs. P. H Musser,
Jaul J. Meyer and
McCloskey motored to
part of the
Mr. and
babies
Red
Bond Musser and
Mrs twin
and Jack
Liom and visited
family and Paul and family.
Mra. Eva White Mr. Mrs
Roy Smwitzer, of Philadlephia ; and
with
Richiey
and
Mr.
Mrs. Hayes Ralston and son Gilbert, of
Centre Hall; Mrs Leah
Jesse Wilson and family, of Millheim,
Mr. and Mr
and family, of
and
Christie and
and Sumner Eisenhuth
Mifflinburg., werg guests
at the 8B. 8, Wilson home.
A AM WP ama—
IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned
Estate of Alice D.
will offer at public sale on
ises, on TUESDAY, JUNE 17th, 1924,
at 1 odiock P. M., a large improved
farm consisting of 220 acres, located in
Executors of the
Schoch, deceased.
the prem-
Limestone Township, two and one-half
miles south of Mifflinburg, Pa.
The farm has splendid improvements
such as a large new bank barn,
house, spring-house,
plement sheds, other
outbuildings.
60 acres of
ten-
room ample im-
and necessary
the farm is in young
timber, and will be offered separate, or
with the farm. &
The farm is well fenced and contains
a running stream of water which
makes it an Meal place for raising
etock of all kinds,
Martin Boyer, auctioneer,
JOHN WILLIAM MENCH,
MORRIS R. MENCH,
Executors.
(ast Iron Wanted...
ly drop us a postal card and we will
call at once.
Laurelton Foundry Co. Inc.,
LAURELTON, PA.
oz2pd
A CHILD IN PAIN runs to Mother
for relief. So do the grown-ups.
For sudden and severe pain in stomach
and bowels, cramps, diarrhoea
CHAMBERLAIN’S
' COLIC and DIARRHOEA
EMEDY
kt has never been known to fail.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
FRESH COWS—Two fresh cows-—I1
Holsteln and 1 Shorthorn-—for sale.
All right in every way.—F. CC. Hen-
nigh, Centre Hall, R. D.; wll phone
S4R3. *
STOVE WOOD FOR SALE-—The un-
dorsigned will deliver either pine or
oak wood, cut to length, at the
rate of $3.00 per load. Apply to D. L
Bartges, Centre Hall, .
stove
026
FOR SALE-~—Kitchen
cheap to quick buyer,
Swing Mills 0. E.
Cabinet,
Phone
Auvkerman.
new;
6132,
Olh"
WANTED, for a widower without
housekeeper; must be a
and 50
children. a
clean tikdy woman
years of age:
widow without
suitable and
for matrimony.
Mifftinburg,
between 456
must be maiden lady or
children If party is
there will be a
Write Lack
a. 1t
agreeable,
chance
Box 44,
FOR SALE-—16 H. P.
Engine: 1 CI 30x46 Peertess Threshing
Machine with and wind
stacker: 1 water tank, and an EH 16x18
Hay Press. All are dn good
condition. For sale hy J H.
Centre Hal, Pa.; Phone 32R11.
T™T Traction
sell feeder
working
Durst.
O22"
FOR SALE ~ with
starter,
Ford
in good running
roadster,
erder, Apply
at office of the Centre Reporter,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
In the estate of ADA J,
Hall
ty: Penna., dex
of Centre orough, Centre
eased
Letteps of
having been duly granted the
knowing
undersign-
ed, all persons
immediate payment, and
the
authenticated for
A. P. KRAPE
Wm. Runkle, Atty., Cent
Bellefonte, Pa.
PROGRAM OF PHOTOPLAYS
At THE SCENIC and the OPERA
HOUSE (BELLEFONTE)
those
claims against same to present
duly
settlement,
Ciroh
~—At “The Scenle”—
RSDAY. JUNE 12-—Leatr
s Silent Partner.” js r
Hall's Catarrh Medicine
Those who are in a “run dowr
tion will notice that Cat
much more than when ny
health. This fact proves ths
tarrh is a local disease,
fluenced by constituti
HALL'S CATARRH
Tonic and acts through
the mucous surfaces of ti}
reducing the inflammation
Nature in restoring norm
All Druggists Cir
F. J. Cheney & Cx
2 TRENT JAI | SIR I TR Ra
Dr. W. B. Horter
DENTIST
of HARRISBURG
IN CENTRE HALL
(CENTRE HALL HOTEL
TUESDAY OF EACH WEEK
HOURS 9 A. M. to 2 P. M.
PAINLESS DENTISTRY
in All Branches,
2 IRINA SLIT OAD VOILA C DORE Jing
aan Se &
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Insurance and
Real Estate
Chas. D. Bartholomew
CENTRE HALL, PA,
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WASHINGTON
16-Day Excursion
FRIDAY, JUNE 27
$11.82
Round Trip Irom CENTRE HALL
Proportionate Fares from Other Points
For details as to leaving time of trains,
fares in parlor or sleeping cars, stop-ov-
er privileges, or other information, cond
sult Ticket Agents, or David Todd, Di-
sion Passenger Agent, Williamsport,
".
Similar excursion October 17
Pennsylvania
R.R. SYSTEM
The Standard Railroad of
the World
The Centre Reporter, $1.60 a year.
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Your Success and Ours
Has It occurred to you that the success of a bank
sarily be built not only upon the satisfaction but on
of Hs customers?
must
the
neces
SUCCess
therefore
practical
And have you considered that your bank Is
Interested In co-operating with you In every
help promote your individual success? .
genulnely
way, to
Depositors who are pleased and satisfied with the serviee our
bank gives them, are the means of sending us many new depos
tors. These new aceounts therefore contribute mueh to the
healthy growth of our bank, and are accordingly desired and
appreciated,
When you open an account with us, therefore, you can be ass
sured that we shall not only safeguard your Interests as far as
your deposits are concerned, but look forward to and welcome op-
portunities to be of further serviee to you.
The
First National Ban
Centre Hall, Pa.
8 PER CENT INTEREST ON
TIME AND SAVINGS
DEPOSITS,
a — ETRE
ake This Tip
From Experts
Cookery experts agree that
the best and most healthful
baking powder is made from -
cream of tartar, derived
from grapes.
That is why they insist on
he
Baking Pow
“The ONLY nationally distributed
Cream of Tartar Baking Powder
Contains No Alum —Leaves No Bitter Taste
LEOLA
HOG FEEDERS
Start your Pigs on a LEOLA FEEDER, the most sanitary, eco-
nomical, labor saving method of producing pork.
Made in three sizes —
2 Ft., 1 Compartment, $15.60,
4 Ft., 2 Compartment, $25.00.
6 Ft., 3 Compartment, $35.00,
Delivered to your nearest
freight station, 30 days free trial. ORDER NOW,
Satisfied customers our reference.
W. F. RISHEL
Distributing Agent
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Ir 15 a satisfaction to know one’s outr
.
of-town friends are no further than
the telephone.
Keeping friendly contacts fresh 1s
forever a joy.
Your Bell Telephone will take you there and back quickly
Announcing Opening
A COMPLBTE |
Machine Shop
| { 8 16-DAY
Excursion
ROUND TRIP
CENTRE HALL
Atlantic City
Wildwood, Ocean City, Cape May,
Sea Isle City, Anglesea, Avalon,
Peermont, Stone Harbor
All Kinds Machine Work.
ara, vuoné 3 |], ems,
the Best Acetylene [lI Sept. 4
Welding outfit places us in posi. |||!
tion to handle any repair job.
TICKETS GOOD RETURNING
WITHIN 16 DAYS. Valid in parior or
sleeping cars on usual charges for space
occupied, including surcharge, Tickets
aod via Delaware River Bridge Route
cents extra, round trip.
&¥ Stop-overs allowed at Philadel
phia in either direction.
SEE PLYERS, Consult Ticket Agents
Proportionate fares from other points
Ocean Grove Excursion August 21
Pennsylvania R. R. System
The Standard Railroad of the World
A piece of work undertaken
here is carried to a satisfactory
finish. There is no need to ‘‘fin-
ish up’’ elsewhere.
WOOD WORK, WAGON WORK
Lawn Mowers Sharpened
W. A. HENNEY
CENTRE HALL, PA
THINKING OF
BUYING AN 9
UTOMOBILE.
THIS
COME AROUND AND ASK US
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 mare
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.
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