THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE _HALL, PA. LOCAL AND PERSONAL, BOALSBURG, “MERRY WIDOW” FINE RO- Ly the unforgettable ‘Merry Widow NEV ADVERTISEMENTS, On next Sunday, Rev. W, W. Moyer, MANTIC COMEDY-DRAMA | Waltz’ {of the Reformed church here and Rey | While the story is practically Cot George Ishler is dll at his home neat |p RR. Keener. of Centre Hall, wil ried by the six people mentioned the Centre Hall, suffering {rom pneu | cohange pulpit Rev. Keener will! Unusual Tale of European Court LHe! 000, characters are never submerg oy E monia, preach here at 10:80 in the morning Relieved and Helghtened by Spark-| 4 + (he point of losing thelr identity. | 7 Wi exchange " 11 sugeryille 2:3 ‘ome and ling Humor.—Coming to Scene ve he thou wii o5t OF { same model, Inquis “Pussyfoot'” Johnson will speak injand at Houserville ag 2:30. Fe 5 tra Ne t Week ; . le si : 10} nigh: Cents Hall the Presbyterian church, Bellefonte, | ¢nJoy theve services eat ex Cok, {th nany big scenes in {he pict ire do nigh, nire 1 Wednesday evening of next week. Fhe , day evening i of a different he town has no fire alarm. Mus fthan forme btn uet TN FOR BALE, 1924 Ford iso truck box: 14 I. OO F. banquet we walt until a disastrous fire take half the town before we awake to need? Jacob Sharer, Jr., and Mrs. i | th ier with the a tan of A i Mert Widow milestone n screen | Artastiond : wa itiful .P t Te V Y | | take this means of thanking fi M 7 pin and Wn Sweot | entertainment The pleture has thie : Of i, don i he et WA : aD or re . gue I t. 5 i tr : nu fo the evenin 106 plat WA i i t e rea 2 | which | hs “The Merry W How TH be shown Co In 1 i il Li ed = I wars i ib n ad a joy] noted nud ange. of mor which | #t the Seenle Theatre In. Bellefonte, James Fetteroy sold a Star coach) firmia | AeThit brs : are where the Best Class Photoplay Hr to Albert Gill, of Pleasan wip ! A TY Tica tha ra <Yuleaniz | of Cr Asirrn Rvs Presid shown, on Monday, Tuesday and Wed- Star touring var te LIT Iker, of ne Bvt ii te 5 iad 3 a oe : os . fa 14 ' nesday, Jununary 25, 26 and 27, wih ® Milesburg, during the past week. Lr es = - nein ~ a ph oie Le hast ry hint ure.ooars. 1 hab. 3 mutinee daily at 2:30 P. M. The ad- hb) i he mh eT a Pn re Sh SS eductions on the Penn State fax ty, wi a guest! el Ve \'§ on Mond ‘ nn 1 y i iw been Consios dd Children, 200; adults, 35c. Come early + over Sunday Mrs ite Saunders, | which With les birthday a vital versonality and wpable act-| 4nd aveld standing In line, ee his mothe N-1wW : nt uli Sor ng # \ - to the ome of h i LS he ‘Merry Wadow sh Vises | oy ———————— AT — | nm WEEK-END PROGRAM OF PHOTO-| Samuel EL PAAR c& Moose Theatre | NIETAN'S Department Store Jacob msan— {| J ————————— demonstration car, a touring type with| 1 nights of Malt and th Joh Ube I nee 01 : winter inclosure from the A : $ \ + hss ii With the dash nd vi y which i AT THE SCENIC Paige-Jewett company, Bellefonts | fave Mra. Mever a hearty welcome] !™" ING TOF fen Jiu THURSDAY, JAN, 21 | A A A A daughter was horn to Mr nd | home when irned at about 8:15.1 =F e him ons af 1 : “A WOMAN OF THE WORLD" y noon. She has | med i p a venir A en ' 5 eer io Magen boise resent. toe : the tin ability. pe ty, and mas SHCRD Tootils. How would you in! OR Anniversary “Sale is over, but Pe 1 YRINASS SATCRDAY. Jon. a we still have a large stock of mer- ea iptiys seves wives | Ill chandise which will be sold at Sale Prices Phileco Batteries, built to last; sers . ; : ! i y ; ice guaranteed. Also, all makes oi a : : : p ! y : y . Hi to make room for our New Spring batteries repaired and charged.—Clyde ' ef Five il . . . . Smith.~ Centre Hall ut dete wee wenarts seven Stock. Everything is here to fill your FOR OVER 40 YEARS | Fray I Winter needs in Clothing and Shoes HALL'S CA ARRH ME DI INE ; $Y is bewy | Goosé Fuyes Bing rv II and Furnishings which c:n be had at pe 4 MC hment whe or ‘ 3 y t ; I I NTLE THEATRE | Sal: Prices. and “THE GREAT DIVID} BARGAINS ARE PLENTIFUL ———— gh —————— A Farewell Sale That Will Be the Cli- max to the YEAGER Bankrupt Shoe Stock - > COP PEG PPO OPOIPP PEP OIrer Sale Will Be Going Full Blast Friday and Saturday, January 22 & 23 E,W. Craniord aga C. W. snot ron [8 TINE remainder of this Quality Assortment of Men’s, JRrCHg ne “Siro; ana orovsn Women’s & Children’s Shoes will go to the Bargain aoa earora, Jone ii [ye]c in delicate health for some time bs —" Thursday, Mr . on Stroh to tha has WHY this stock must go now is thefaet that within fifteen days of the opening date of this climax sale, Mr. Fellows at Grove "te. n Sr COUT Wilbur Baney, the best known shoe man of this entire vicinity, will change over this location te &n up-to- ty, making the trip by tr in date Shoe Store filled to the brim with fashlon's latest creations of Quality Footwear for the entire family. While in Bellefonte t the Sceni THE YEAGER BANKRUPT STOCK MUST GO FIRST. We must sell bare to the walle the very last palr and Moose Theatres ere the better of the present contents. There will be no half-way measure In our efforts to accomplish the necessary results, eee ON DURANT AUTOMOBILES Standard Touring $730 Standard €oupe 825 Standard Sedan . 880 Special Touring . 805 Special Roadster 775 Special Sedan 895 Special Coupe . . § F. 0. B. Lansing. Michigan It will be the most startling’ crowd-compelling, bargain-giving event ever offered heretofore. We got to sell Shoes! We can’t eat ‘em. So, i “low-give-away”™ prices will move a stock. this one should go out so fast that you would think it had rollers under it! IT'S THE ONE GREAT SALE You MUST NOT MISS, The Few Prices Here Will Give You An Idea of How the Stock Is Going to Be Sold LADIES" RUBBERS LADIES" FIBRE SILK HOSE LADIES" HIGH SHOES First Quality U, 8S, Brand. While they With ap il durable { All ‘ “ PERETTI ICCIT TIRE RCTTICTCTCO P0000 0000000000 CPE 00 PPELTLVEC PLL LE PECL PEELE ELL PPP PE 22290) laste 19 Cents 25 Cents dh PEPE OEOLOPCPPPOPOOP PIP FEET ECEEIOETOEE 1 TCCRCEORBCEREE [PLE BOLL PIPL ELOEP PELE OE EOBEOOPLEE OLE L PLP PB LEP COEO PELL PLES PLELP EGP SOPEOEPLPE E808 & PPPS T SEPT OTES i 500 LADIES PUMPS 1000 PAIRS MEN'S DRESS SHOES MEN'S HEAYY HOSE Strap Patent Leather, viel kid, seade, Tan and black values up to $7.50 wo & toe , » satin and other leathers. WATCH (xlds and ends { Ww Ore tei meters THEM GO AT— WHILE THEY LAST POTTERS MILLS, 2 Ei. Mrs. J. G. Bog spent { davs Sc 2C ' wl Qa ew i Coe & at the home of Edward Loughner, atl fine, hou 200 PATRS MEN'S FIBER SILK. Q : To : HOSE The Most Fearless Loss-Taking Drive In Mra, Wm. Bluser has gone to Mif In fancy colors, double heels, toes. c ‘High Grade Shoes Ever Staged | ' flinburg to stay with her niece for an Whi Indefinite period of time. cn oS — PEPE PELOOPTIPTOIPET IT ELE SPP POY la they Inst re SPeee Wherever you hear antomoblle owners —— i Mrs. George MoCormick spent last . discussing motor ear performance, you Friday at ‘the home of her parents. Every palr of Shoes out om —.r Mr. Wilbur Baney will announce i ate certain to. hour DURANT owners Mr. and Mrs, E. G. Mingle, at Aarons- and bins, with large sale tags, telling within a few weeks the opening date i : . burg. the price and sizes In plain figures. of the new store. Wateh for it. pralse DURANT performance. This Adam Kimport, of Altoona, spent the pe ———————————————————————— = sy rm —— a i car does so muck so well that the week-end at the J. W. Slack home. DURANT driver Is always an en- Boyd Smith, Mra. J. M. Carson, Mrs. Be sure to be here Friday or Satirday, Yau: 2223, to get your share. Uhcalash ‘whos If oomes. to. Aulhin R. B. Palmer, Mrs. Frank Smith and 1 Miss Amelia Copenhaver, all who had k for the Big Sign, “BANKRUPT SALE. ” about performance. been housed up with bad colds, are able to be out again. . Mrs. Musser, of Bellefonte, who had TT y gone home for a week, has returned to éa er S a KI FE EROLF S GARAGE the J. W. Slack home to help care for her sister, Mra. Annie Slack. Phone EN 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Miller spent Fri. Ww. HIGH STREET . y BELLEFONTE PA pa) Cc TRE HA dag at the home of thelr son, Charles, - " . URANT AUTOMOBILES | atiCentre Hill. Mrs. Miller helped her STAR AND D A MOBI daughter-in-law to do quilting.
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