THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
SPRING MILLS
Jamison has been quite {ll
Andrew Myers, wife and little
paying John Myers a visit
are at present living in Williams
Mrs,
John
| son
| They
port,
’ The Ladies’ Aid Society of the
{formed church had a social at Mrs.
Timely Reminders from The Pennsyl- | windom Gramley's home at Millhelm
vania State College, fon Friday evening.
: Mrs. Slegal was
Grow Variety of Vegetables—Have days soe
the home garden large enough to pro- pug heen sick for
duce a 12-month supply great | A gon was born to Mr. and’ Mrs.
variety of vegetables It be | Archie Heckman at the of How
conveniently located in relation to the |..q weaver on March 17th,
farm home. A rectangular shape
a : Quite a few people have made gar
wy Q br 5} & 00 feo 3 » . .
measuring at least 100 feet length [40n, the ground being in fine condition.
makes it convenient and e
: Wm. Shultz moved on Tuesday
for cultivating. the Allison afrm to Mr
Clean the Brooder er from Yarnell wi to the
rly. ¢lean a brooder vacated by Mr. Sh
gelling and walls to Ralph ook
cumulated dust and Mabel M
floors and remove th sérub the at Lewistown.
floor and side walls Mrs
ful disenfectant, and tprit
inter of the house
Wo
hill Borer, Adam
5
1837,
THE CENTRE REPORTER
|
THU RSDAY, MARCH
24
~onurutua :
are
FARM CALENDAR,
Re-
for a
who
to Sunbury
her inlaw
several months,
to son
of a
should home
in
onomical from
Walk
farm
Coburn,
House—To
House sw
pro move
remove vil
airt, scrape
eo dirt,
and Mrs
f Saturday
and family
pent
Sh
usser part o
d
with a irned {
wash
power
the h
om the
white
the Corn
the offender
ne —
Yields Increase,
(Crop
a el
Loses
Climbing
time to
Prune
Props r une
say Penr
scape architects,
hard shoots and pr
¢nes which more
which are the ones that
most flowers.
Help Heal’ Tree Wounds—Woun:
apple and pear trees when two
across less will, if properl
heal satisfactorily without any
ment. For larger wounds cover with
grafting wax or white lead and raw
linseed oil, darkening it with
black if the white is objectionable
A ———
BOALSBURG.
John Derner returned home Satur
day after spending a week in “the
tre County Hospital where he had a
toe gmputated.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed R.
family, and Mrs. Wm.
Saturday in Altoona and Tyrone
Miss Eloise Calderwood, of Washing
ton, is visiting at the Knott home.
Mrs. Luther Dale and daughter. Miss © ©
Margaret Dale, of Oak Hall, were vis- | the
itors in town on Monday.
Mrs. E. W. Hess gave a
surprise party for daughter,
ginia, Monday evening
Mrs. Ruth Gerhart, of Linden
was in town Tuesday.
Daniel and Ruth Mothers
week-end visitors with
Richard and Margaret Ru«
Mr and Mrs. E W
Emmeline and Virginia
Hess dinner guests of the L
ale at Onk
State 0
Remove
eserve
yivania
we
WEEK-END PROGRAM OF PHOTO-
~PLAYS ‘AT—
mae. Scenic & Moose Theatre
BELLEFONTE
Where the BETTER Pictures are Shown
ison
or
AT THE SCENIC,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
WM. FOX PRESENTS
“THE AUCTIONEER"
with GEORGE BIDNEY
ION NIXON.
Taken from
Dave Warflield's
loved by all. The
derful play
wtmosphere
of
Cen-
AND MAR-
and
spent
Tussey
3ol “ey
Goheen lelasco’s
David and
stage triumph. Be
charm of this won:
democrat:
through
Riverside
om the
of the Bronx
th $iiaiva
thw eXciusive
spread fr
gates
birthday Admission 10 and 25 cents.
her Vir
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
METRO-GOLDWYN PRESENTS
ALICE TERRY AND ANTONIO MO
RENO, In-—
REX INGRAMS PRODUCTION
“MARE NOSTRUM"—
Here
thrilied
Hall,
3
augh
theis 5 a ns,
INS,
Hesa,
1rd
Misaes
Robert
were K
family
a ——,
REBERSBURG,
Mrs. Walter We
nd with Calvin
Hain
un
-
wart
Admission. 15 and 35 Cents,
AE APPEASE
MATINEE
he M vy
an # Al
at Samuel fFepha art’
On Harlay evening,
Reber High aehool
best the season,
&,
MOOSE TEMPLE THEATRE
something GOOD
At
Always
ah ur
play
Oak Farm.”
Torrie Tyson
of
wens
Saturday nights,
THEATRE
RICHELIE BELLEFONTE
TUES. NIGHT, MARCH 29
YEAR
and Orien
THE OUTSTANDING MUSICAL ORGANIZATION OF THE
~~WITH A CAST OF GREAT STARS--CHORUS OF FRESH AND
LOVELY AND SPECIAL ORCHESTRA.
MAY VALENTINE’S COMIC OPERA
COMPANY PRESENTS
The Tuneful and Gay Light Opera
GIRLS,
The BOHEMIAN
GIRL”
BRIMFUL OF TUNEFUL MELODIES—NOVEL DANCE ENSEMB-
LES AND SPARKLING COMEDY
PRICES--75¢ to $1.65,
i
| Mayes,
MARCH 24, at 10 AM, |
by Charles Stoner: at
of hogs, and Imple- man
sale.~E, M. Bmith, —E.
PUBLIC BALE.
THURSDAY,
at Tusseyville,
Farm stock, lat
ments; clean-up
auct
nuct,
TUESDAY, 3
Potters Mills, Mrs. Hanna
will sell lot of household goods.
M. Smith auct,
a Pool, |
8. Au-|!
28
Horse Sale at Centre Hall,
An express load of Iowa horses will ||
at the Centre Hall hotel barn, |
Thursday, March 31st, beginning
by E. D. Terrell,
Peachy, the
FRIDAY, MARCH 25—C. W. Black, |
east of Old Fort, will sell: Farm stock, |
implements, etc.~—L. F. Mayes, auct.
NOTE: At the CC. W. Black sale,
there will also be sold, by Irvin Bur-
ris, a lot of household furniture, all
first-class goods,
{be sold
o'clock, for whom
ID. 8.
t 1 o'clock {man of Belleville,
a ) CIOCK,
well-known horse
is scting as agent.
FRIDAY, MARCH 25th,
on the *Musser farm, 6 miles, east Cen- |
tre Hall, along Brush Valley road, L.
E. Rachau will sell cow, ete, and lot
household goods.~—E., M, Smith, auc.
This load will consist of mated teams
and single horses, aged from 4 to 7
vears, and yeighing from 1400 to 1700
ibe, You
cellent
will find them to be an ex-
SATURDAY. lot of animals.
in Centre
Spangler, lot of
EM.
intely
MARCH 26, at 12:00
Hall, by J Howard
household goods:
Smith, auct.
following the sala of Ve have a
hou eff 1
Meyer will sell a
o'clock,
also
Hay and Straw.
antiques,
Immed
Mr
euupply
sSpangler's sehold for
number
angler
Farmers, Please Notice, ! I
i Ted | MACHINE. SHOP
yisiness at the Centre Hall railroad
of lever
WHERE 18 DONE ON SHORT
NOTICE
ACETYLENE WELDING
WO00D WORK, WAGON WORK
ee fp
W. A. HENNEY
CENTRE HALL, PA
Bell Phone 13K3
perfection. We want
and look them over,
you to
The price
ve.
BRADFORD & CO. 1
PEO POPOPOP OOS OOOO SPOI OOOO SPOS IIIO
x
PERFECT FIT—
FABRICS
MEDIUM PRICE—
ALL-WOOL
This is what you get
in “International”
Tailoring.
Let us
Suit or
insurance and
Real Estate
Want to Buy or Sell?
take your measure for
i Topeoat for Spring,
We Pride Ourselves in Handling the Highest
Grade of Merchandise at the LOWEST
Possible Prices—
W.Atlee Burpees Garden Seeds
W. W. Lawrence & Co. Pure
IL.ead Paints
Hilo Varnishes & Enamels
Valentine & Co.’s Automobile
Varnishes
Blabum Linoleums and Rugs
ALSO, THE
Famous Glenwood Ranges
THAT MAKE BAKING EASY.
SEE US BEFORE BUYING
H. P. Schaeffer Hardware
BELLEFONTE
You'll he
Made-to
pleased, we know.
SEE US FIRST
Measure Clothing has
a “something” about B not to
he found in ready-to-wear
clothing.
D. C. MITTERLING
CENTRE HALL, PA.
The Centre Reporter, 3150 a year.
Special
Star Car Month
Beginning March 1st
Each and Every New Car Purchased This Month
Will Be Equipped With---
1 Set Front Bumpers
I Set Rear Bumpers
1
1
1 Tire Cover
ge New Spare Tire
New Inner Tube
You receive the Salesman’s Commission. This is
just another way of sharing our profits.
No change has been made in the delivered price
to
after you buy
of the cars.
Each car oiled, greased, and ready to go.
You get Service here, too, the Car.
FETTEROLF'S GARAGE
Sha ane CENTRE HALL
STAR AND DURANT AUTOMOBILES
improvements
New AC Air Cleaner
AC Oil Fleer
Bn Heavy One.
docs Full- Crown
New: Windshield
© hy ovide perfect,
New BAe Type
N w Coincidental
Le
and Sewer
Lock)
ing
New Remote Control
Poot Handles
With the beansiful Chevrolet
Coach reduced to $595, every-
one can own a closed car of
tras Sistnerion, fine quality,
modern design. And like
a other Chevrolet models,
the Coach vides Chevro-
let's wodld4 amos StnEhess,
power and dependability—
enhanced
The Touring $59 §
The Conch $505
The Coupe 625
The Sedan $605
Thali 2715
The Landau $745
1-Tom Truck
( Chassis i 495
lmTneit305
'
Balloon Tires now
standard on all
models, All prices
Wb. t, Mich,
nsmission
New Brake and
Clutch Pedal Clo-
sure (Preventing
excessive on
floor cf car)
a ae Aen
handling and finances
ing charges a
The Most Beautiful Chevrolet
in Chevrolet History
Bellefonte
Centre Hall
Decker Chevrolet Co.
QUALITYAT LOW COST
Pe Rl ——— a Ca
Start
Something!
Every great accomplishment must have
a beginning. To “start something’
worth while, start making regular de-
posits in a Savings Account at this
friendly bank. You can start any time,
with any amount from one dollar up.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CENTRE HALL, PA.
8 PER CENT INTEREST ON TIME AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS
to Stroudshurg on Thursday where |
they whl work on a large dairy farm. :
Mrs. Andrew Bame has been quite |
my
SMILES BY MILES
Il the past werk with grippe.
Clark Gramley Is having a sun par-
10% constructed to the south of his |
residence, !
Neta Hosterman and Elizabeth Bier
ly were to Sunbury recently, !
Calvin Breon moved to his home in |
South Rebershurg on Tuesday, His |
home was formerly the W. JL. Bair |
i
property.
The. public soon forgets unless you |
remind t—advertise! i
i
“THIS PAIN WiLL MARE .
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