The Centre reporter. (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, March 04, 1926, Image 8

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    THE C ENTRE REPORTER
MARCH 4,
THURSDAY, 1926
REBERSBURG,
ral pute ‘
er. We a
in town
ifter them
mds in this
owl
condition
and
drifts
Fred
severe attack
his
needs of
father
George
the
Store
1e1
ley f
Joseph C
Thomas the present
will on the Jerry Gram-
KI
no
want, move
mill
had
mill
Am the nger grist
near
Hubler,
installed
recently a
his
tuMming
Thomas
new chop mill in
out the
north
short notice
High
entertainments
chop on
The
this place
for the
with which
High
Arthur Cummings left on Ms
Hall
A. J,
his live stock
for
of this month.
scholars of the soho of
holding
of
buy
are
funds
the
acquiring
for
purpose
to a plano
school.
nday for
Centre where he will assist his
brother, Cummings, in getting
in
the
and farm
to
implements
shape his sale be held
25th
on
The farmers’
Saturday at
school building,
it
institute on
held
this place in our
at:
or
was not as well
tended as should have been
course, some “old fogey” farmers don’t
The
were
care for institutes. talks given
at the meeting very instructive
and appreciated by all who
———— I Mp AP —
SPRING MILLS
was to Mr
February
A
Miles Johnson,
Mrs. William
The L
BuppDer
Mrs
son born and Mrs
on 26th
redericks is
PF.
raday,
quite ill
LL. ©
Thu
Paul
order
March
are
having
4th
“a
on
Swab
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
989° FOUND-—This truck aulo
be had
paying for
HLS
Public Sale Register
ler this head is carried
en bills dare printed at
others the charge is
at this of
by call
this
IE may ng
and adv,
oe
FOR quality re
good
Shorthorn
Hall, | x}
2t* |
SALE -8ome choice
cleaned goed 4 COWS
clover
some voung cattle of good
BATU
warp, 3
ADAY,
miles
Marg
ete KE.
MARCH 6th,
breeding 15. °J. Treaster, Centre of Pi
Bell 86111
on st ters
Auker
M.
WwW Mrs 11ret
hold
man
th
‘phone
goods, Smid
rable
FOR
store
RENT.
for
Millhedh
de
1 hav
rent
two
. TUESDAY,
3 miles wie
H Potter f
‘arm st
MARCH
t of Cenire Hall,
BR. H
ments
9th, at
Inquire
oon
Nieman, Nn. Lm,
ock and imple
STORE FOR
andise;
SALE
mith, auct.
ul
establishe
merch IDAY. MARCH 12
sidence of
M11
ited. Apply
& . Eas
\ +g nxel, Spring
Househo
M.
SATURDAY,
P. M., in Centre
J. Meyer
BE M.
MONDAY
Box, r&ox Son,
FOR SALE ni » for
colony
stl
gnle f prac: tate-~-E
size 8x10 ft
Paul 3. Grove,
29R2, &
new house,
MARCH 13,
Hall wh,
household
at
boro
Spring Mil y
will sell
SALE. Pure- Smith
hound, 5 months old
Hall; Bell 'pho
FOR bred auct.
'
strain fox MARCH 15, 12
of Potters
lot
goods,
at
Smith, Centre
lock, Hes Mills,
‘ “ct ' ister: 2 Cows, of imple
DISHES when
Dish Washer in per
Will take corn
B. R. Dickey,
‘phone (Bell)
oll?
Gr wernsey with
WHY
buy
WASH
i tools,
Electric
ments household a large
in
vardety of articles. Also, the Leister
of 20 good
TUESDAY, MARCH 16, at 10 A. M,,
2 miles East of Boalsburg, on the less
farm, Fred Cox will sell: Horses, colts,
cows, young cattle, hogs. full line farm
implementa—E. M: Bmith, auct.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17th, at 10
M., 1% miles East of Spring Mills
Beaver Dam. by C. P. Long: Farm
stock and implementa—E. M, Smith,
auct,
FRIDAY, MARCH 18, at 10 A.
2% miles west of Spring Mills,
Georges Valley, by Mrs. 8B. C,
Farm stock and Implements
cattle are purebred Holstein
Smith, auct.
FRIDAY,
the Col
mdition for $35.
fect ©f
t y y home acres, with bulldines.
in rage, “
er ol
Park
286.
ipboard
State College
FOR SALE 1
calf shoats, welghing
COW,
by side; 7 from
to
Hall;
70 James E. Frohm, Cen
T4R3.
hs, ~
Bell
104
A.
_—— 1 BE
equip.
tre ‘phone
WILL DO
do
HAULING.—~I am
ped to both local and long
tance hauling. Prompt service
reasonable rates, If you need me call
jell phone 26R2, Spring Mils—FPaul
8. Grove, Mills, 21
dis
and
M
in
Decker:
Most of
E M
Spring
House and lot, situated
known as the John
Anyone interested,
Widom C. Gramley
134
FOR SALE.
in Spring Mills,
Smith home,
should see Mrs
Spring Mills, Pa.
TE IANT WANTE D.
for farm of 215 ac 2% miles
of Od wil rent for the
one-third. If is too lgree. have
attractive proposition for the right
M. H. Spicher, Pleasant Gap,
old*
A. MA.
1X mile west of
Mills
Live-
MARCH 19,
Boal farm.
the Pine Or
at 10
on
§ Ove
Te nant want-
Boalsburg, on
Ia
includ
51
plements;
road, Geo. Homan will sell
stock
res,
herd of
farm
F'. Mayes,
west Fort. ing an accredited
farm of hogs, and im
1.
cattle, head
clean-up sale.
party
AY,
SATURI
. Linden
MARCH 20, at 12:30
Hall, by Frank Me-
attie an ot hogs
TO
min and
sample and
sell —A. B
WANTED
send
BUY
state
seed;
you
Mills
Clover
amount
Spring
have to Lee,
"ROAD HOUSE
State
FOR RENT-—Locat
party.
EARICK.
You've tried the rest—now use
Transfers of Real Estate.
ra A. Dom
tract
Dugan to Steve
twp.; $1
ef
n Rush
Frank A
Miller, tract
J. Mack
son,
J G
Shook, t
Miller,
State
Stewart, «
tract State Col
in
oss She
rect
Ida J. 8
vusiand,
Georgs
FARM CALENDAR
Timely Reminders from
The Pennsylvania State College
Test
hat
the
the
hes are the
“Mercury™
restlt
incubator therm
should
ymneter
mo
bef
med teste
ed
ore be
ore hatching is start
y
pie
revenue,
ne that
The
in
job and
pays
thermometer
immersed warm water and com
«
good 1
pared with a al
If the
1 fails to agree with
thermom
ATE
eter, incubator thermometer
the
can
standard ther
mometer, ite
to
marks be made on
surface indicate the desired change
in reading.
Observe
most
Rules
points
Four
important
. i
Four of thei
in planting |
trees and shrubs,
State
say specialists of the
(1)
prepared
took
carefully
Pennsylvania
flave the
with a good soil
(3) Pack
around the roots
order to fill
are
College,
location properly
(2) Do not plant
deeply earth
Water
the
(4)
soil
well in
up the
Grow Salads In Garden
variety of salads in
Order seeds of
corn amlad and lettuce for spring use,
heat resistant of lettuce for
summer; Witloof chicory to seed June
1 for supplying forced winter sands;
and endive, Chinese cabbage, and let
tuce for fall use,
Resists Oat Rust-—Richland, a new
oat variety tried in Pennsylvania for
the past two years, has demonstrated
resistance to black stern rust. It is
eapecially recommended for those
counties where the inflicts se-
vere losses.
Test Beod Corn-—-It would be a bless
ing if all seed corn were always good.
A test in time may save nine or more
disappointments; probably more. Know
your seed corn and what it will do
when put in the ground.
A A MA ATS.
The public soon forgets unless you
remind R~-advertiso!
cavities,
Include a
this
creas,
the garden
year. upland
varieties
Mseaso
PHILCO BATTERIES,
to guaranteed. Al-
all makes of batteries repaired and
A. Smith, Centre Hall
last; service
BEL}
wily,
FOR SALE
PUREBRED
GUERNSEY
HEIFER FRIDAY, MARCH 28,
AND BULL C GB Cale Farm’ Mook
CALVES Smith,
J. H. DETWILER
CENTRE MALL, PA.
(ARCH at
west of Old Fort. by
Ho tt
catt
farm
A
sheep, hog
L.F
miles
raen, a,
implementa
10 A.
Hill,
and
M.,
by
im
at
Centre
alr
E. M.
plemeonta- auct.
SATURDAY. MARCH 27. 10 A M
miles south Centre Hall, A. O Detwiler
will Horses. cattle, hogs,
farm L. F. Maj
]+ fill
80a »tadd
implementa, os,
auct.
Cows Heart Pumps 21,600
Gallons of Blood Every Day
NT than 21,000 gallons of blood——enough to fill & tank 14 feet square
and 14 feet high—are pumped through the average cow's heart
in twenty-four hours, according to the Larrowe Institute of Animal Economies,
Twenty to forty seconds are required for the blood to make a complete
circuit of the main circulatory system.
The rallrond engine deriving its power from the coal burned In Its
furnace, transforms the fuel into mechanical energy, but the dairy cow not
only derives all her power from the grain, hay and grass she consumes, but,
further, turns these materials Into blood and milk, which Is made of blood
A cow does not perform miracles, and her “milk factory” will not produce
abundantly unless she herself is fed plentifully on a tested grain ration, good
hay and silage. This Is the orly sure and safe method as yet discovered by
scientists to keep the milk pall filled month after month.
F.
Do
gned
Ready Painting,
unders
to
The
LOL
x ready
wil
painting
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
In the Estate of WILLIAM P
GLE, late of
‘ounty, ‘n., deceased
of
been
Grege Town
tion on above estate
the
themselves
administra
duly granted
ing
are
Letters
having underwign
ed, all
debited to
immediate
persons now in
the esinte requested to make
payment, and those
the same
ated for
AHL J
having
thew
elaine against to
duly
present
authentic settlement,
+ A Y2
JEROME 1. LIZ
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE,
per
debited to the
payn
against
mmediate
8 the &
ated for
R.
suthentic
R. FINKEL
Mifflinburg,
012
Orvis & Zerby, Attys
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
of GEORGE W
Hall Ba
decenmed
the Estate GIN
ICH, late
County,
In
GER
Cen
of Centre
Pa.
of administr
duly granted
knowlug
to the estate are requested
and those
same to present
rough,
tre
Letters above estate
having
ration on
been the undersign-
ed, all themselves In
debited
immediate payment,
cialms against the
duly authenticated for
H. 1. EBRIGHT,
Centre
persons
to make
baving
them
seitiement
Admr..
Hall, Pa
ol2
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTISKE,
of CLEMENT
late of Centre Hall
F
Bor
In the Estate
DEININGER,
ough. Centre County, Pa, deceased
administration on abeve estate
paring been duly granted the vadersigs-
ed, ali persons knowing themesives in-
debited to the estate are requested to maks
immediate payment, and those baviag
claims against the same to present them
duly authenticated for settlement,
H GH EBR
Letters of
LE] Admr
re Ha P
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
[aotters of administration on above estate
having been duly granted the
ne kn g£ th
the eslaie are reg
nt and
the
pndervign
od. 8
febied to
pers awit CiNse Yes in
ested to make
i haviog |
them
immediate payme those
to
claims againnt
july
same present
authenticated for settlement
“ey ke » ER
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NOTICE
ACETYLENE WELDING
WOOD WORK, WAGON WORK
—p
W. A. HENNEY
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Bell Phone 13R3
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people at any time. We gre conducting a safe, rellable, conserva
tive banking business, giving all our patrons prompt, courteous
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That's really a small part of the job. When
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our buildmg advice thdt has been gathered
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building materials.
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STATE COLLEGE, PA.
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