THE CENTRE REPORTER, ison HALL, PA.
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THE CENTRE REPORTER death of his father. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, PUBLIC SALE, | Samuel Coble, Be, and Frauk Coll. ANNUAL PLECRION. o rmers
| John Zubler, son of Tibbhen Zubler, Lo hie 3 nual election the PTO
oo i . FOR SALE-10 ghoats weighing . Mutual Fire Insurance Comnpans of
. -ia {injured his hand severely in a coast : : : { "RIDAY, MARC 4th, ¢ ( : N ; : t ‘5151 3¢ll0- pany
THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1927, Hing rcckient. . about 100 ibs: 3 Holstein helfers: fiesh 3 Tu . IA AR: Bo Nat 3 2 Hall and Samuel Coble Jr, of Belle Centre County will be held in the
3 ¢ in spring L.owis H Ciarbrick Cer fonte, attended the funeral of Mre (3 rand Jury 3 Cir at
Miriam Shook, a High school stu- : b 3 ‘ ; ' “le north of Spring Mills, W. E. Shultz 1 ! i i } 1 Jury oom, court House,
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p i . y ; 8 McoCall Sum 11 514 sellefonte Monday, Janvary 10th,
BOALSBURG dent. is suffering from an Injured will sell live stock and farm imple- James McCall, at Summer Hill, a sub oy ‘ . on hc Y a an ary A na
y . ; % i WEL Wey the woures of {3 M.
Mrs. Henry Reitz and son damuel knee. FOR SALE-—Good 1926 Ford roads- ment A clean-up sale, Wise & Hu- burb of Jofnstown. An account of the a i ” - hours o 10 A.
ars. BRIY. hws uh i 4 Wm. Rockey and family, of Altoona, . : ) i blet ucts 4 34s Bis Lae 2 M. for the election of twelve
1 BP ree Dunklebarcet n saa > *r ter Frank PP. Phillips, Potters Mills, jbler, aucts, death appears elsewhere in this issue y
and Fred, and Jerre Dunkle ger, on lath cen . . tesa] *arrcke J directors for the ensuing year
ids i y were visitors at the Russell Condo . FRIDAY, MARCH 18. at 9:30 A. M
18 re Ssunbun i atten v . y - . ¢ hd 4 y AWRS 2 Va Ay Nhe, «TA Bld - YPPE Ry }
Friday motore to In y to . ain home over New Year's. FOR BALE—Hampshire bor pigs; loot of Potters Mills along State road — I — _ ; GEOIGE MITCHELL, Pres
the funeral of Mrs Reitz and Mu Mrs, Sarah Corman returned from | pure-bred and registered.—C. T. Crust e . . a Rrrll pr . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, FRANK M. FISHER,
PDunklebarger, returning Sunday . : <diis han Tol . : . » iby (Mrs) Emma Emerick and J. R Secretary
a two weeks' visit to her son, John, | Centre Hall, Pa. Od | Prazier Clean-up sale of farm stock on.
Arey Bosn 4d fami oved to, . . : | HOME FOR SALE.—The undersign-| — Lo enn rn
3 _ Harry 1 op and umily moved at Coatesville. ———— " : - ir and full line farming implements. ~E. oq offer ji 4 * eb in ANNUAL MEETING.
Centre Furnace last week ; —— —- FOR SALE.--1-horse spring wagon, M. Smit} Spt ! Hinls al yprivide Ba il The annual meeting of stockholders
A son arrived at the TR | REBERSBURG with canopy top; buggy, good as new, |® PM, AUC east the borough line. The The Prat N d Bank of Cents
$ § ive a the hon f Ar. BER! } 4 h rt aoa} ins . : aE y . a al ’ bit ' Sevas 1 ne First Nationa wink of Centre
and Mrs Lester Brouse ‘hristmas sleigh and harness. Mrs, Dora Bower, FRIDAY, MAR( H 25~-C, W. Black, cons if ar sight root rick 0 Hall. Pi will be hold 1 es
swoek Clymer Tyson, whe us employed Spring Mills, JI. D., Bell 86Rb 01* least of Old Fort, sell: Farm stock.
toy ohn : hid : implements, ete. F. Mayes, auct.
} v. John H. father. Wm. Tyson, for the holidays FOR RENT.—The McCool house In
| dnughter f arretson i . THURSDAY, MARCH 24, at 10 AM
» , is lice \ Ki HOCH 10 . Centre Hall is for rent For furthe ’ ’
N. were guest f Reo Farner Miss All W ely, ho a 1 at 1ssevville. v Charles Stoner:
Pp > : fra 3 r. Ht in stor in i mn, Wil " '. ;
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and Miss Edna Wilking, of Linden
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particulars inquire of the McCools
LIENS, and imple-
SPRING MILLS PROPERTY FOR ments; in-up sale~IZ. M. Smith
THOTT JOON RL SAREE TT J SR SOREL SERRE DEBMSELTRAERT TRRLARLIN C Jo JERINID IRENE JOVSLALRR SRL FEHR BE Base
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tion of debt and at the same time reducing taxation.
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S.; Carl Bohn, of Akron. oy hf : Sra ye (TI Week)
Miss Faye Bohn, of Susquehanna boi a iatP laughter Paramount Presents “Evelyn Brent,”
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county,’ were among the visito DS Aner choi ¥ | “Lawrence Gray,” “Louise Brooks” In
he >} tronsburg. were at the home of .
thelr \ “LOYE EM AND LEAVE 'EM"-—
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Miss Wrances Patterson is spending ">, ever over Christmas. i. id CENTRE MALL, PA. growing. Confidence in the honesty and integrity of bus-
some time with her mother, Mrs. Ann : thd es es a ATARI, Ait a 8 un o ! -Hs . : :
Patterson. a iuln Wallac ivi iid Banu fa han . mn oh 3h B i yr w .
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Saturday night about eleven o'clock. Tt Youn aren 8 6 her hee 1M Also Fox News and a good single
5 home roken up b Ali treel. All for 10 and 25c.
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GEORGES VALLEY I position in Syracuse. N. Y. came] FRIDAY AND SATURDAY This Week
A happy ew veur 3 i tO The home if h fathe Wesls The mnt nt let n
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Mrs, J. W. Gobble, who has been {li | Hackenburg, for a few days visi “THI FOU R HORSEMEN"
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CENTRE HALL, PA.
ACE TYLENE WELDING
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Card of Thanks.
RULY the most beautiful Chevrolet in Chev. volume. This, and only this, makes possible the
rolet history! Truly an achievement which manufacture of so fine a car to sell at Chevrolet’s
must immediately change all existing ideas asto low prices.
what the buyer of a low priced car has a right to 9 . : .
expect for his toney! We urge you to come in for a personal inspection.
Here is the irresistible appeal of new Duco colors,
fashionably striped=—of that flawless silhouette A host of improvements including:
associated with custom-built creations. New AC Air Cleaner New Heavy One-piece
Here are score after score of advancements in New AC Oil Filter Full-crown Fenders
design, literally too numerous to list completely New CoincidentalLock New Remote Control
but typified by one-piece full-crown fenders, Combination Ignition snd Door Handles
bullet-type lamps, coincidental steering and igni. Steering Lock New Tire Carrier
tion lock and large 17-inch steering wheel. New Duco Colors New Bullet. Type
BR aa : Hers Bs definite assirance of longer life—for all New Gasoline Gauge Head Lamps
: models are equipped with anew AC oil filter and New Radiat New Wi i
Star Six Coach, $8807. o. . Lansing an improved AC air cleaner! New Bodies by Fisher Open Models iy
The spectacular growth of Chevrolet popularity New large 17-inch New Hardware
a Power has sent Chevrolet production to tremendous Steering Wheel New Running aiede
Without whip or goad or sweat or strain, the Star with these Amazing P rice Reductions !
Car delivers great power—constant and untiring. Power
that levels hills, that plows through mud or sand, that The
shortens the miles, and lengthens daylight hours. COACH : $595 LL $625 SEL AN $695 {ATDe. $745
Hayes-Hunt bodies— beautiful, roomy, and comfortable, ; :
make the powerful and economical Star — either Four or Former Price #645 Former Price #645 Former Price $735 Former Price $765
Six—~the outstanding buy in the low-cost field.
* Low-cost Transportation Tous Car $525 ROADSTER $525 fond $715 i : $495 .
Price Includes balloon tires and Price meludes balloon tires and Entlrel Jd with ble .l
S [ ar ( a rr. S steel dise wheels. Former price steel dise wheels. Former price te § Rew modal with tum 1-2 Ton Truck $395
$535 with balloon tires only. #535 with balloon tires only. y
Built by Durant Motors
MORE POWER AND SUPERIOR QUALITY Balloon Tires now standard on all models.
IMPROVED STAR FOUR NEW § SIX » . . .
oobi $03 Cour 19 Chae $030 Coun © ga All prices f. o. b. Flint, Mich., effective January lst, 1927
Sedan $795 Coupster $745 Landau Sedan $975 .
Prices: /.0.b. Lansing *
; | DECKER CHEVROLET CO. Bellefonte
JFETTEROLF S GARA GE HOMAN'’S MOTOR CO. Centre Hall
STAR AND DURANT AUTOMOBILES
FRANK. P, PHILLIPS, POTTERS MYLLS, PA. Q U A L I T Y A 1 1. O WwW C O S 1
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