The Centre reporter. (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, August 12, 1926, Image 4

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THE CENTRE REPORTER
ISSUED WEeEALY,
THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
. DEATHS 1 their return from the Sesquicen pel ver d th home ( t cal Ams ind } i t
. . . enninl at Philadelphia,
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 12,
1926 Wa
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SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors
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CENTRE HALL, PA.
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Sunday Church Services|; »
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FENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE |
(Rev. 8. F. nhoe, Pastor)
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EVANGELICAL HOMAN
(Rev. W. E. Smith, Pastor.) tHe oldest
MUS SE v ¢ i his home i nrwell Wis LE ’ ‘ ' t} i + evneciiniisostias——— - .
diussey sh worship at 10:39 A. M. nw Year n ind J hs v ‘ - | i ct —————— } : ; Attention, Comrades, We Are Now Giving
inden Hall— fl i : 3 : ! =n : ounty y POTTERS MILLS. { "ty ‘ ¥
ee fame i oe SE | PROFIT SHARING THRIFT BONDS
Regular worship at 7:30 P,
Prayermeetiag, Wednesday | : bi otra a ; ' "the i : i . ; SD. ) » ¥ a , . ; 8 ¥ ez : Tu , radially ” it y re ’ ’ . } ots EE . se FREE eee
PRESBYTERIAN 1 106 hy 0 : by ne on hee a ; |v Ana Mi : s P . ey tars : : ar the iin 7: “VF ” PL] “ILI A SEF . xaArage
(Rov. J. M. Kirkpawick: Rest) an. [it ips Be a or ears. Fie wan]. Mr. ond 3 ta ¢|from #1 to Pron wiped Ks With EVERY PURCHASE at Our Garage
Pine Grove Mills—10:30 A. M. one of the oldest Dérsioner f tha Yoninoera visited J ' X ' !
| Boulshore- 3109 a 3 RETUVO HODES" “Mr Slomay. in iV WwW. E Montgomery, © ig: e gamitted ire lo Lhe grounc These Bonds are Redeemable in
emont—7:30 P. M. ; vied B Wile nd he, | “i a 4 wh 4% \ dh } ex 4 A v -
a = Faswel rs. |} Ia home y ONEIDA" COMMUNITY TUDOR PLATE SILVERWARE
i 4 METHODIST EPISCOPAL
ay ay a epdaughter Funeral | About forty Jol town | Wer y f \ The redemption list will prove how valuable these bonds are. It will
+ (Rev. C. E. Hazen, Pastor) ery We 3 3 Inesday : r- }! ntertaine er 1 wi nd I Tie THR RICHELIEU HEATRE demonstrate the facet that this Profit-Sharing System Is unguestion
S8muliton—S8. § at 9:30; public | noc t the late residence and pe | HO ably the most liberal and the most satisfactory Advertising Plan of
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worship 30 made ti North nd cem-1 CU" E : oh. Adults. S5e. Children, 10e this nature ever devised. Examine the redemption lst, contained n
Spruceto 3. SB. a 9:30 I ctery ¥ $303 ; i
> 51 J CONTINUOUSLY from 2 to the Thrift Catalogue, showing the different pleces of Silverware and
, * | i ar and ot By rey § owing : SL on y
dng’ service at 7:30 P. M. :
POC OE POP OOPCLE POPP OCII PP PPOIP IOP ESOS PCPIIOIIOs
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i 1PM the number of bonds you will need to obtain each pieces: it will In-
: . Nese ' Vile t Tew La i 1 home . a terest you. You can save to matéh Your old set or you can start a
1 v { ¢ { x ter die it & hon 5 ORants zed) . AL ra n THURSDAY and FRIDAY (ThisWeek) new pattern and bulld to it. Remember, every plece of ONEIDA
LOCAL AND PERSONAL : a a ¢ pl fer open hn ver vi “Ty ¥" laWateh Your Whe = SILVERWARE carries an absolute replacement goaranfee.
Carrie Tibbens Heckert
from Morgenza to Mii) Sstetter Was a farmer “lo wl t end ‘at’ fhe home of H. B.|. 317, Sully picture, Lrignt, shapp WHAT WE OFFER
{ ag ten oe } i " e. ret 0 bp " y i o t h ; » ow i 8 he Cat nd Cot Highest quality merchandise; Lowest prices, m ost
: ; ; SATURDAY treatment and the Profit Sharing Bonds,
“Speed Madness If Quality counts, if price Is a factor,
courtevus
and if courtesy is desirable,
you have three strong reasons for trading with us; for «
walehwaords will be:
THE BEST GOODS—THE RIGHT PRICE—~TH} RIGHT SERVICE
hana; Piatt SAVE THE BONDS SAVE THE BOND
MONDAY TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY Your friends and relatives ean help you save Thrift Bonds t
The plan Is every simple. Just save the bonds, and It
UT three
wont he many
alien — ‘ ‘ weeks until youn will have that longed-for set of ONEIDA {OMMTL -
N iW ik.
BOALSBURG, “STELLA DALLAS ITY SILVERWARE
BEGIN TODAY to save Profit Sharing Thrift B
aur Garage: ask for Catalogue and details,
PRACTICE SYSTEMATIC THRIFT.
HOSTERMAN'S GARAGE
NASH AND DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR VEHICLES
One Bond with each 25c cash purchase
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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ANNOUNCING |
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inary was told of ie charm of th i invites . and 1
young lady. and thes BR Creale There were entertained at the C
A special interest | he couple Bartholomew home beginning of this
Several hundred foot yf HOT week, two daughters of the late Rev
pavement are being put down ‘ Samuel Shannon, namely, Mrs, Carrie
day on the road over Seven Moun luye, of Virginia, and Mrs Madg« Ae wh,
tains, beginning at the Centre-Mifflin Roak, of Norwood. Delaware county.
county line. The specifications in a Also, Mre. Andrew BSBhook, of Spring :
general way are the same as were laid Mille and Miss Annie Lohr, of Boals
down for the road over Nittany Moun burg. ~ N oO W oO N D 1 S Pp L AY
tain. The thickness { the concrete Miss Dorohty Ogenkirk, eldest
f# the same, being s inches at the |daughter of Mr, and Mrs. W. A. Oden -
outer edges and 5 inches in the cen: LKirk, ‘was taken to the (Geisinger e 2 © r
ter The workmanship ig at least not | Memorial Hospital, Danville, Inst week, ’
superior to that on the Nittany Moun- | for treatment Preparations
tain road Ten trucks were engaged made for blood
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£3
ire being
transfusion, An effect
fn hauling the stone, which material live method for overcoming the effects
disense the
in their Milroy quarry The company [young lady appears to be “uffering,
delivers the stone for $1.25 per "batch. | While her condition may be said to be
The cement ix hauled by trucks not jrerion there Je every prospect that
engaged In any other work, she will be able to fully
8 manufactured hy a stone company | from anemia from which
recover,