THE FOCAL AnD PERSONAL. a Flouring Mills adver Hall corn The Oak tise {or old My. and Mrs Rufus Beranton, are guests of metne: Mi Monday, of his Valley on Bruce New of THOME : cempal HM Wed joa | § tien x » stall and two sons i ile + Railroad M; ind Mrs Jobn children . na and Ann, of Bellefonte to visit Mrs Tack 1 f ack Bloomsburg, Hick invalid for sey drove to In, who has been an erifl years, Centre Hall and on their through entertained # noon by Mrs, Shortess’ the Kelley brothers, and for a minutes called on Mr. apd Mrs. 8. W. Smith. Mr Shortess is on the faculty of burg Normal School, etatus of a college, way were cousins few Blooms. lately given the William Matte and both of Port Matilda, were arrested in Altoona Friday night. The former wis charged with operating a car while intoxicated. and the latter drunk. In’ their wild chase through the Al toona streets the Jewett coupe they were driving crashed into a Ford cur, resulting in the injury of Mr. and Mrs. H 1. Kuhn, of Altoona. Both the Port Matilda taken ' to a car was turned Gordon Walk, HN i hospital, into junk. The NJewett nm Night. The II put on a play “Freundschafit” Deckded Play on Park Saturday Bringart Grange wi union a Suoeess, { { auditorium of Grange Park on : rt freundschafit Saturday evening Aug entitied iid Progres n the 1 Deacon Dubl it i rg rural {it ©) Grange med in th y Acts feature — 4 —— Meeting of County Road Supervisors, | Millinery Grange Park. Display at M { Only Unwed Minister, Good Name priceless and therefore jealously upheld - - - Dodge Brothers have kept the faith. Year after year their motor car has continued to mature into a better and better produ 1ded to depend- id silence to worthy the publ everywhere inspire: The public may rest assured that a Good Name so priceless will be safeguarded jealously by those who hold its destinies in their hands, W. R. Hosterman Garage CENTRE HALL, PA. Donpcee BROTHERS MOTOR CARS T and Bolero-ed. Adaptable to every type- dignified and chic at the same time. the new features but the outstanding ones. The colors are Black, Chanel Red, Jungle Green, PPP P PPE eee > Girl or Boy Are Here. AND EVERY NIEMAN'S AND FATHER SEE APPROACHING in to DAYS ARE the SCHOOL PARED, and best way is to come BROAD- DRESSES; SPORT OX- CASHAMONI HATS; AND EXCELLENT GINGHAM, CLOTH AND JERSE) NEW (COLLEGIATE FORDS. TWEED AND SCHOO! FELT GIRLS HOSE, FOR THE BOY: FOR THE GIRL: (OATS: SPORT UNDERWEAR, Her! Everything Necessary to Outfit 3 wr Navy rown, Navy. one here to suit vou. SHOULD ni PRE- SMHOOL CLOTHES MOTHER LINE 0} SCHOOL SUITS AT PRICES! AND SPORT GRADF MODERATE SWEATERS GOLF KNICKERS AND SETS. BLOUSESSCHOOL SHOES from DRESS (CLOTHES SUITS, To BASEBALL JERSEY DRESSES, NEW Come LET NIEMAN MAJORITY! SWEATERS, NEW SHOES, and Be You will need Good ERS, and surely a Wear a NIEMAN pair of and OUTFIT in the and SLICK- FECNIC RUBBERS YOU FOR THI MILLHEIM We want you to come in and see this Washing Machine--THE NEW HAAG VORTEX THE VORTEX IS A SOUND INVESTMENT. 1. Capacity 680 Ihs, dry famlly wash per hour. 2. Stainless nickel lined heavy copper tab which 8. Greatly simplified mechanlsm--bronze busings, machine cut gears. Perfect safety release on wringer. Large easy rolling ecasters—adjustable for uneven floors, Minimum ofling requirements, . ! Oversize % HP Standard make motor, Beautfiul spun aluminum cover. Sturdy smooth aluminum agitator. ‘ COMPRETE DEPENDABILITY —Haag Washers for 16 years have been a household word In many sections of United States The Haag Brothers have earned sm enviable reputation as washing machine bullders—and the Haag Vortex Is their finest. will not erack. ball bearings, I. C. MCCLENAHAN, Agent + CENTRE HALES We Are Now Giving PROFIT SHARING THRIFT BONDS FREE .; With EVERY PURCHASE at Our Garage PEP PEEP OLEEPEPOPOOPPOELIEEPEEIE POPE PEEE CEL ECEIOPOEPOPIPPEEEREEIPe These Bonds are Redeemable in ONEIDA COMMUNITY TUDOR PLATE SILVERWARE this the the num terest you You ean save to mateh your old ¢ sit can start a build to it. ONEIDA ahsolute replacement new pattern and Remember, every plece of SILYERWARE carries an puaraniese, WHAT WE OFFER Lowes ry I« a factor, for trading merchandise: most courteons Profit Sharing counts, If priee sdrong reasons be: Highest prices, treatment If Quality you have three watehwords will THE BEST GOODS~THI SAVE THE BONDS Your friends and relatives ean help son plan Is every simple. Just save the honds weeks until you will have that NITY SILVERWARE. BEGIN TOPAY Thrift Bonds. our Garage: ask for Catalogue PRACTICE SYSTEMATIC THRIVT. HOSTERMAN’'S GARAGE BROTHERS MOTOR VEHICLES quality and the ix desirable, our and If courtesy with us; for three PRICE—THE RIGHT SERVICE SAVE THE BONDS I hrift Ronds and it won't he many ONEIDA (OMML - RIGHT “ave too, The longed for set of Profit Sharing and fo save detalls, NASH Donel One Bond with each 25c cash purchase AND Celotechnic Institute Studies Home Builders’ Problems = | | construction, perimentation In refrigeration, sheathing finishes, ’ eclares r. Dahlberg. fort, health and beauty. terial Increase in the cost of construction. 8. G. Dahlberg. real service bureau for the home builder.” Institute, i —————— A And if you w husband is “Mr. Right” 1 your life happy ever after, do not marry, saNs the Rev. Mr. Earl, the man who is: 1. Worldly. Temptations will get him some day and will wreck your matrimonial life, sooner or later. Shun him. 2. Shiftless. No wife can supply a man with backbone. He must be a live-wire and your bread winner. 8. A cigarette flend. 4. A scoffer of religion. 5. A dancer. The fol-de-rol | dancer educates his heels rather than who will make | his head. Avoid him. 6. A boozer. His habits will lead you to the almshousre. 7. The maker of excuses. Oatch him | In m He and say good-night and good- by before you marry him. 8 A spend- thrift and gambler. Youll get the crust and he the bread “You smile and say this is a pretty high standard today,” the preacher added. “But I tell you there are good men In this world Don't be In too much of a hurry te marry and you | will find one” s
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