THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
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EOCAL AND PERSONAL. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. PROGRESS OF ROAD WORK IN pm pe ==
STATE SHOWN BY REPORT
A new Hupp-Six sport coupe type, Cherries are a most bountiful crop. — Hot Days Are Ahead! Stocky Weather Is Coming! Get Set!
» Completion of nprovement of State
4s the style car Rev. D. R. "Keener is A table pl n of Imy
ving sin having ai ad of his A new Brunswick pool was sh Highway System by 1930 Indicated || .
driving since having disposed of his} 0 © his home by W.'W. Kerh ~More Than 7,600 Miles Surfaced Get Comfortable! Stay Cool m NIEMAN CLOTHES
Ford coupe. 4 a
Almost twenty-five hundred school At End of 1925
) r uni augh elghte trout,
Oliver Funk caught ghteen teachers are taking the summer course That Pennsylvania will complete |
ranging in size f ig] fourteen i |
Te i a po sight i be : y at Penn State at this time. the Improvement of its State highway ’
nches, fishing in enns creek, below ; ! ; :
Penns Cave, on the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keefer and | s¥stem by 1030, the time limit set by
hildren. of Youngwood, are guests at] the federal ald highway act is Indi
Harry W. Dinges picked about five lhe f Mrs ' nts, in|cated by the progres t already
' home of Keefer's pare
bushels of white ox t herd from | i Ana tn road ‘work. acrording
SE ET EL EE oe CLOTHING REDUCTIONS
OME in and select comfortable Summer Clothes from Ni
-4 man’s tremendous stocks. = Timely money-saving Reduc-
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JULY IS A MONEY-SAVING
GET SET, FOLK
de Palas 12, :} iA
Men S i alm Beach, Mohan
Regular Weight Suits at
[.adies’ Cool Summer Silk Frocks.
Printed Flat Crepes -- Plain Flat Crepes--Tub Silks
One-Third to One-Half Reduced on Each One
Clearance on All lL.adies’
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FIUR- TRIMMED AND TAILORED COAT S——Sann
WoNDERFLT YALUEN,
All SHOES Reduced--inclucing Whites, Colored Kids, Patents & Satins
—NPECIALS —SPECIALS —NPECIALS
and Children’s Coats
roldered, New Summer (olorings. Beaut vy fined
You've fried the rest—now use the
testo PAIRS OF SHOES 00 PATHS SHOES 200 PAIRS OF LADIES
PHILCO BATTERIES,
farmers £3 0 1 £5.00 rine HOES
wailt to last; service guaranteed. Al
so, all makes of batteries repaired and! '}| NOW 08¢
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va rg ed Clyde A. Smith, Centre Haul
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Look Over This List of
USED CAR BARGAINS
1 Ford TON TRUCK, 1925, Equip-
ped with Rux-Steel Axle.
1 Ford Touring Car 1923 Model
WEDNESDAY, JULY 14 ~ " . .
chard Dix. in SAY. IF AGALN"~ ora a I Chevrolet Touring Car 1922 Model
Alice Mills and Sitmer Conklin; Repairs : bap 4 1 Chevrolet Coupe 1923 Model
ere 8 a Tip roar E omnedy fomand Fixed Charges (F
WEEK-END PROGRAM OF PHOTO:
PLAYS AT-—
cenic & Moose Theatre|
BELLEFONTE |
Po
AT THE SCENIC,
tbout a handsome, husky Ind who fall2 i Qiate Reti ement Box
Mra, J 8 Teck and n love with the princess of a small lOther exe i
i with the pri ' he ORO. ov vr es . . . . .
Fheodored and Russell—of Midvale, | Balkan kingdom: is himself mistaken : : These cars, and truck, are mechanically o. k. ; paint in
r. Brown and carried to his home. |New Jersey, were guests of Mrs lfor the long lost prince, and then| Total .......... 291 02 good condition, and are good ‘‘buys.”” If you have
th the permissio if 1e county | Fleck s, parcnis, Mr. and Mre, Wiliam | hraves a host of breath-taking and been waiting for an opportunity to get something good
game warden, the fawn was reared on |S. Brooks, Joseph Brooks, of Cleve: [hilarious adventures to win the girl. [Total current egpenses 316242 06 *
the Brown place and became i pet and, Ohio. was also a guest of his Also a First Run Two- Reel Mack Bal at a low price—THIS IS IT! Don’t put it off.
of the Brown children. It has always] Parents, He was accompanied by his|Sennett Comedy, “Mums the Word”
had the freedom of the place. and]two children, Russell and Genevieve THURSDAY, JULY 15 RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES Jor Economical Transportation
while it wandered afield when becom- | Mr. Brooks is a railroad engineer and ‘ : SILVE TREASURE” lal. July 1926 $ 3179 16
ing more mature, it always came back |i® employed in the Clevelana yards, “THE SIL ‘R a " ps Val a you td : 23000 oo |
to its little keepers for their caresses | During the stay here of the daugh From the Nood Nostromo by Jo Aly x onl 8 00 00
and tidbits. Last spring when thejter and son and children, they tor seph Conrad. With Geo, O'Brien, Joan NAL neuen F6178 26
Renee and Lou Tellegen. Here is a
fawn put on its doedom. it sought to] gether with the grandparents and ”
y strong melodrama which has been We hereby certify that we have ex- |
n larger extent its wild companions, |#ome forty children, grandchildren :
but it has never forgotten the Brown |atd great grandchildren, gatherel at produced well and will’ keep you iniamined the above accounts and And |
shelter. It comes there frequently] “Saw Dust Pile,” Seven Mountains, tense suspense all the way through. them correct. { HOMAN'’S GARAGE
and appealingly looks throwgh thelfor a wiener roast. The fact that A GOOD SHOW AT THE SCENIC H. ¥. MUSSER,
windows or open doors for relishes itjeleven pounds of “dogs” ten dozen pesado | CHAR . aR,
acquired the taste for when wearing rolls and eight loaves of bread were EVERY EVENING IN THE WEEK 3 PF. TRAE - CENTRE HALL, PA.
spots, ‘and. pow it never falls to get jeonsumed. indicates that the family gh - Auditors. 4 g iat 4
them, is hale and hearty. AT MOOSE THEATRE FRIDAY and|P. H. LUSE, resent " oo >
. pho d DAY NIGHTS, F. P. FLORAY, Secretary ui
on hand July 5, 1926....% 3179 16 |
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