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LOCAL AND PERSONAL, The mall on the local branch, since| Franklin Runkle and Franklin Ru- i m=
Rev. W.R. Picken. of ( ‘entre Hall. on Christmas, has been Hghter than for! ble, both employed in the Altoona rail:
| some months. This Is the report of rond shops, were at thelr, respective
Tuesday morning went to Washing a:
the railroad postal clerk
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toni I; C,, with a view of getting to a homes during the holidays. i
section a bit warmer “1 x roo J F hits Patni 01
Claude K. Stahl. of Phiklelphin, fur Hugh Smith, Albert Smith and |
The Bellefonte *hool board purch: [a few days was at the home of his pa | Ralph Emerick. afl of Centre Hall, |
ased the Clement Dale property, on rents, Mr. und Mrs. James 8. Stall, | found employment dn the Pennsylv- |
Allegheny street, for $9,150, and will during the holidnys Infn car shops in Altoona and ure aut | ° ‘
have 3 fitted up immediate! to He Eawsrd Foust. of Poiters Milla. con | work there now, | Kessler Offers Enrichment of Your Ward-
used ms templates resuming his studies in the | Lee W. Frazier, Esq, a young prac
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Mrs. John LI. Tressier attended the Central State Noemal School. Lock | tieing attorney of Patnesville, Ohio, b t Most Unusu ! Sa vin 5%
funeral of Mrs Upkn whose | Haven, prior to the first of next ' spent the Cheistinas season with his ro e a a g
lite hushand w i they A month parents, Mr. and Mra. FF. W. Frazier,
brief account of the death tppears Rev. M. CC, Drumm, Lutheran past- | near Centre Hall, Mr. Frazier, after
elsewhere in 8 issue or at Middleburg, was in Centre Hall taking a pre-legal course at Penn
last weel
—. i . nin ear K:. having been called here to State, completed nn full four-year course E ERY OM EN’ “ ND B | EF ~~ 9 "INTE .
$Clarence Heim, a P. R. R ITSCNREr | officiate at the funeral of Mrs, Susan : dl \ dd WwW : 1 S A MIS S Ih Ww ‘R
' AFa eR i eu yp 1 srve (College
conductors of Harrisburs ACCOMP - in jaw at the Western Reserve College,
Hettinger, in Georges Valley - : X NN “Y/” . Y NET Nr rg A
ied by his wife ant hildren, were following which he went into the law ( OA | IN S I ()( K R K DU i ( F DD KF OR I HIS
: ; : : AX The Kirkpatricks wish to thank the | . - ed 4 4 AR._4
Wim. office of Harry T. Nolan, Ems. at
congregations of the Centre Hall and, . i s repPOr doing GREATEST f 11 AFTER CH RISTM AS SAI ES
Pine Grove Mills Presbyterian church Painesville. Oblo. He reports doing ¥ od df 0 a dt "Na A. 4 RD a id Xa
. \ . A .. | fine, i “wv 0s » defoeut
statement of the re-|es for the purse received from each fnne, and treats as a joke his eat W
place at the Christmas season i for the office of district attorney, last This Includes Fine Bolivias, Peramis, Suede-Cloty and laster-face Coatings,
and expenditure . ae dao . abit i i 1
Wk exp { fall, in a district as rock ribbed Repub trimmed In Furs of Beaver, Muflin and Squirel, Lynx, ete.
Ti y t 1 hold hy I
ne shooting match eld Vv V } 8 ’ »
} ed ee WO Hean as is our own Pe nnyslvania. You Every Color! Endless Styles!
Shaeffer resulte in si £ 4] birds- .
ed SX of he pird may have guessed that Mr, Frazier is
three turkeys and three POOSLEers ——go- |
a Democrat,
should give it « ling Ty “ . bn ; ’ 1 * - » r +
igh over Nittany ing to Mihelm. Paul Musser, the itstannisti Women’s and Misses Dresses Included in This Af-
ver the Seven ns ig Jpet capture! two turk- Snyder—Ream, ~
down the Ww thy have been in ays, ". Musser, two roosters. ana Clayton Snyder and Miss Helen H I / ( De < 3 3 L J sL1< I V: :
for ato diving Since 5 Lal | ens Sven ome ‘ovr san oo ATOR Snyder and Mies tee ter Holiday Clearance Are Unusual in Value
pi a Nt A OF Fooulery estimation of their acquaintances a-
At thelr former prices these Dresses we re Exceptional Values, hut these have
. bout their home community Spring
tenant on the James x ' . - been further reduced to effect an Immediate disposal,
Mills, were united in marriage Satu
farm, near Tusgevville, we . . sf . Sgt oll ¥
! Gay evening at the Lutheran parson Every type froek is represented!
his Ce b Creleds : t . ' . %
this office on Friday. Next age, in Centre Hall, by Rev. I 3
CC ——— New Spring Advanced Shoes! The New Atlas Kid
Dr. Braucht at Hospital, ;
D H 8. Braucht, of Spring Mills
IS a patient at the Poloclynic Hospital, . . ~ . “s -
went an aperation oe ne senor at [i 1MCluded in this Clearing are the Finest Overcoats
He % . slones, w. Thomas, the noted R, : N/ < a
Won clomd. The aaner sites. Dr. Thomas, the » and Suits for the Men. From 25 to 50 Per Cent.
Ith ttribute h rapid < Y YT i T "
Sh, setelmses, the, supld Hirt RECUCTIONS.
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nmediately Li M and Mra C. P. Ramer and fam We Invite you tor an early inspection,
the violation of the health | fly. ax ompanied by Mr. and Mrs Cal
Bodtort, spent Christmas with
Fhe Latest Shades—Popular Iy Priced.
friends fn Jersey Shire
Verna Donahey, who is employed at “HOME OF GOOD VALUES"
State dllege. was home ve the ho - a
Kays
Boise Brown, of Philipsburg, spent
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Calvin
rs day with the ©
MILLHEIM
GRAIN MARKET.
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Insurance and
Real Estate
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merchants did not a th mually : - e. took = oval a aw catuions — | WwW t t B r Sell?
i eo ae me woe Chm fou gt te ere wre PROGRAM OF PHOTOPLAYS |3 “2° to Buye
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dows were nicely decorated, and gone
At THE SCENIC and the OPERA SEE US PIRST
Yenesd ha x HOUSE (BELLEFONTE)
wiked over by many hundreds of pe ple
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from In and out of town while tin Windoy are IT wna ~At “The Scenic
were thtefully dEsplayed and were
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hte were burhing brightly, but the RD 51 =
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Chas. D. Bartholomew
FELAATTON
Training for
Telephone Service—
O service performed for you in a day's
work by any member of your office or shop
force is more vital or more personal than that
performed by those who maintain your tele-
phone line and handle your calls.
La the Commpreial i 77 You surround yourself with trained people from
School, men — and. women,
t00— are trained in business office racticer, A beginners WhOm you expect the highest efficiency. It is
course of three weeks is followed by several advanced courses
which are open afer practical experince mburness fice USE a8 essential that your telephone equipment,
worse The Jundavienial of these cours is couttesyto rub. ninety-eight per cent of which is along or be-
===" neath the streets and at the central offices, shall
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\ be effectively manned.
The telephone organization in Pennsylvania
comprises a skilled force of 23,000 men and
women. A very large percentage are technicians,
in the literal sense.
Even the simplest telephone work requires a
trained eye and experienced hand. Almost every
In the Plans School are poles, howse:, wires, cable and aN and woman who enters this service must
phone repairman or ssl wi mec in il doles. TSE spend several weeks, or even months, in a
Yaraduate” courses in advanced toork are offered also, training department.
Our telephone school system, not only for be-
=) ginners, but for those pursuing advanced studies,
: matches the biggest university in the state in
enrollments during a twelve-month period.
Just a Real Good Car
HE APPEARANCE of .a Durant is
exceeded only by the performance of
a Durant. The graceful lines express
the durability—the sturdiness — the power,
that is part of every Durant.
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It is a side of the business to which increasing
attention is given each year. It is one of the
The only plac become ractical telephone worker § . .
the lr bors rn, Btctil cepho workens © peal foundations of good service today and
bines several weeks’ classroom instruction with actual
rxprriengg at a practice switchboard better service tomorrow.
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA
FETTEROLF’'S GARAGE
One Policy One System Universal Service 8-11 Phone CENTRE HALL :
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