THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE
HALL, PA. wy
THE CENTRE REPORTER Linden Hall, spent last week at the John Swany, et ux, to H. B, Tate, wEREK-END PROGRAM OF PHOTO-| 0 TIBET SHOSEALIARE ZOTELOEIVEENE J ROOREAFEIOOAE TIBIAE Zo DNUAUOAARAINE TERMABOONAT “So TORRRIATIEONG 2HSSOURMEILINE JUMPIN IY L OVAIAUME A TIGISEIL fo
home of her parents, Mr. and Mra D.| tract in Spring twp. ~PLAYS AT
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Into every home that this little advertisement enters, there Is
nt os . Feohringer. Jane W Pate to Mere, Samuel Noll,
THU ISDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1921 ,
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8. BE. Sharer and so iruce were | tract in Spring twp. $1, S » & M Th |
ench lucky enough to shoot a large Jane Tate to Blanche ¥etter-| cenic 00se ealre|
REBERSEURRG, buck near their ho ract in Spring twp; §L EY © FEIRT
m Smull. who has bed visit Miss Pauline Fohringer spent last i rman aS ————— AT THE SCENIC.
¥ ives for several weeks Ir his! week at the home of her aunt, Mrs The Publi Schools. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10
‘ty. returned to his western home| Leslie Treaster, near Colyet " . “THE SPORTING AENUS"—
I'he school law provides that the . .
nday . A daily session of school hall open at with Blan he Bweet, Lew Cody
fer 4 youd 1 £7 uilt o y y tonal ‘olemi in a story f th
urn which is being built on th MILLHEIM, 9:00 A. M. and close at 4:00 P. M.| Ronald Coleman. It : of 1 :
r Hackenburg farm, is up and uns romantle type, based on the love of] at least one member of the family who might open an account at
our Bank, .
(From the Journal) with an intermission of one hour "at : Sok
noon and an intermission of fifteen ® wealthy Scotch nobelman
a : roleor . be . on i int BRI fitt
Spangler and Jerome Meoever Ed 8S. Weiser, who Is employed on
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Hl p, } p commaone} fi meaqical sluaeni. ana
3 minutes in the forenoon and in the al : a
"er rad : instal a State highway job in Juniata coun 1 tun Ahi . a thi
: recently had radios install ty, spe Sund with friends i Afill- | ternoon, unless otherwise determined. |loW:ng the o a adage that
ed In their homes. spent Sunday with friends in Mill never runs smooth, ALSO
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On baturday. Harvey Lumber! was Mr. and Mrs. DD. D. Weiser and chil that the Fourth of July and Christmas PATHE NEWS AND REVIEW,
dean an Wore. over Sunday |dny shall be observed ; lays and FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11
{ visitors with home friends in Millheim, | ives the board of school directors in «g50,000 REWARD" —
y v 1 ; y y i istrict the authority eter featiiring $3 Peat t rie}
Miss Betty Shelton, of Reading. wa al } ‘ al ng the great trick
Is your family so representedd Uf not, please aeecept this as
The school law specifically states
a friendly Invitation. This little Ad of ours introduces you to the
taken ta the Gelsinge: hospital for
trea it, Mr. Limbert's allment has
for ma time baffled the sk i
best Bank and the best method of safeguarding your money. It
is to your Interest as well as ours, and you ean start with only
physician.
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Thanksgiving Day wil er he : Ly : Via l I
Mr. and Mrs 3 hel
a small deposit, ’
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At MOOSE TEMPLE THEATRE
FRI. & SAT. DECEMBER 11 &.12
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VTE LACLEDE CURSE ERIE J YRAURERE SUISUN RIA BERRY HITT HERA
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CENTRE HALL, PA.
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PUREBRED
Registered Guernseys
BRED FOR PRODUCTION,
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A Inst day motored to. St. Thomas t Cee - i Entire Herd T. B. Free FOR
TUSSEY VILLE. visit her parents, Mr. and Mi ight in this county farmers hav
gute Seon NT SRI Bl wn | PRARETeneve [ oot + Come un) LUMBER, ROOFING AND MILLWORK
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Mrs. EE T. Jordan, son a—— ‘ timesits cost
Transfers of Reali Estate. ¢ Regulan
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C. N. HOCKMAN. CENTRE MALL, PA,
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