: THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEW ADVERTISE) MEN 78. WEEK-END PROGRAM OF PHOTO Pees)
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ire guests of Mr. Stine's sister, tfirst Hl of eight pis threes
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Tube for $7.00.—~Boozer's Garage. Cen-)2'™ H.W. Dinges |old—E. Clayton Wagner, Centre Hall BELLEFONTE I ACETYLENE WELDING
tre Hall adv There wi he preaching service In phon ia Summ p———— WOoD WORK, WAGON WORK |
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y pn . FOR SALE Two used hot ail
GET OUT THE! VOTE 30x3% OVERSIZE Cord Tire , ana By rand
Tal ; & Boos OG : , nace in ‘good condition BP. A 00% £¢ . 9
Vote for Diemer Pearce for County : u Her $7.60 so0zer rage, 1 en er, Centre Hall toss The Scenic Theatre
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Treasurer, © the Republican ticket, ——
next Tuesday Pol. ady Mr. and Mi D. W. Stine, of Ty i TOR SBALE--A young sow with h Where the BETTER Pictures are Shown
Insurance and
Real Estate
Cor Tire and
Want to Buy or Sell?
Friends Church of Sunday LOST
Sdgar Miller is taking the place of - Hn Ne a & rma ANS Lower if of cha éé 1s
Daniel Daup . tork in the Th Na : V ‘ning, Septembed 18 Evervhaody is fountain pen with i ve fever BEAU GESTE
SEE US FIRST
oni bh i uring Wh Jat 2 vaca yeloomd tween homes of In r
Th» A daught 7 I Henney. PI WILL BE SHOWN
ion daughter was horn o 1 Aa O JUCY ‘ Ld it
Mr and Se. wp. Asante ana 0 Se 0 ane, aie pores once" \TURS,, FRIDAY & SATURDAY | 3 Cuan. D. Barthotomew
Ns and Mrs. J. H in Centre Hall LOST—Om Grange JOEORBRREC UREEROERAIEE J HUSTRALIINE JOROPRTISIANE JLIFLARRE EY BARE CRRNEAL
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WwW. A. HENNEY
RE HALL. PA
urz. were week-end guests at the 1B.['UDR A. Malls, av. ladv's sold wiist wi - . th : On account of the death of Mr. CENTRE HALL, PA.
McMullin home in Millheim I's liam Ashley, nee Miss Car | jtials “K. M. WN
. \ ony pH and a girl friend, mo- |, vs Wart Cantra 1 " . : -
Miss Charlotte Keller, on Tu IY 1 ad here i ats R jturn to Kathryn t, Centre Hall ture was postponed from the first The Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year
morning, went to Allentown where si . Marviar es Dy
i SAT 48 § : Maryianag, ia VEER, lor a FOIR SALE—~Property known as half of the week to the later hall,
is entering upon her third : : :
3 . . .. §y with the former's n her | §
student in Cedar Crest Coll I DON" MISS IT.
diy re Brown, the showing of this pie
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cher property, ) Main street,
: : . : Centre Hall "Of particulars write
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Knarr and Mi: The ‘ i tia ¢ | Freda Hes all. 92 A{ifflin street,
nd re r PF eMorr of to a 8
and M Ww. 1 MacMorran f own been guest {is y Huntingdon a., Or 8 '3 8 Brun-
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
attended the Cambria county far, ally Hore. Mr t, C Hall 3 he Estate of EMANUEL BREON
Ebensburg, and fou it a big affah F<
for a week 01 more, Mrs gart, Lenin hss : hie
Keemer Runkle and son. uniot .f {late of Gregg Township, Centre Coun i
Mrs. Mollle Gregg, whe about two] WlhtHamsport, Wer W180 week-end FOR SALE 0 cle in a. deceased, |
Weeks ago Wes operated on et ett Sts of Miss Runkie ps din Us ben HALE B] Letters of administration on shove estate | |
| rol 213 1 or he removs of le Soring Mills : i 4 { | :
Clearfield hospital for th rem il Als «ba Mrs. Dan Dau : Ia pring M . { having beeu duly granted the undersign- %
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a goitre, is in a rather serious cond hd’ Mra. Foster eZ] ail persous kuowing themselves in
i rted on a triotol trina. debted ww the estate are requested to wake
The Mrs. Nancy Benner home was| ville, Ohio, where they i to WV — _————— inmediate payment, snd those baving IS OUR PRICE. AND WE GIVE YOU FOR THIS A-
rectio A Craziel gON +o Frazier 28. Aa of ti i farms | juffalo {claims against the same to present then
tion at her home at State Colleg
very much improved by the ¢
to the front of it a large porch, por- I practicing attorn Valle) Unio ouUnNty (Good 1 k {duly authneticated for settlement.
POLITICAL ANSOUNCEMENTS Regular $25.00 to $30.00 Merchandise
returned
DEMOCRATI( BRAND NEW PATTERN
| YOR JUDGE OF THE COURTS OF CEN- o i ww
TRE COUNTY, ur policy of giving mor
has been successful, and s
array of SUITS] VERY £1 \ . r guaranties
fiedly back of every garment. ited 11 bye ! cheap }
CREPE EPOPIIOOEO PEEPS ECOITECEIS
NIEMAN’S
DEPARTMENT STORE
“WHERE THE DOLLAR GOES THE FARTHEST"”
MILLHEIM
SHREC
ail Borough, | cand
Sheriff of
mination
sblect to the decision of U v rs
Charles Smit 1 t H add 1 bes r {AM A : ‘ n Cent if the Democratic party, a sx pressed
cently paid 195 i durin last | 54 fot vel veeks, returned —— st the Primary election
week from bloating caused by pastur- |ehice home o y. Prior tocom( An secident that years ago 16ft bud WeSte authorisnd to announce that Har FACTS FOR WHEAT FARMERS
ing on young cov arm hrougl | ere M Smit a or “1 : ry B (Dep) Dunlap, of Bellefonte wil
Se a candidate for the no nation ob the
a pr n 1¢ not prevented Melville J
i Wehster started the study of hix in st the primaries to be bald Toesday, Sep
| gtrument at the age of fourteen, ac wmber 20, 1027.
i 5 : fis at Wy hy
ording to the Conn Musie Center. For Weare anthorized to aunound th oe M Best Cr ) ”
tev soloist with the | nas ELMBR BRBON as a candidate P
ven years he was sold
wis John C. Weher prize band of
neriea. For years he was the sen
ition of the Cincinnati Symp! . . :
estra : Awe dia Mn SE (pndas Marriottsville, M
here la nothing nnusnal about my : ; f Sa Oktober 29, 192
il career” sars Webster, “Al The American Agricultural
FOR TREASURER, Chemical C ompany
os a secret ambition to play a We are author ized to announce that Baltimore, Md.
od te Io SMITH, of Centre Hall Borough, is i Sirs:
ts candidate for the nomination of
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any boy, at some time or another
netrument. It just happer
Treas | Thisyear 1 had 72 acres in wheat and the
that ambition. I was uret of Centre county, smbleet te the des 1 average yield per acre was 36 bushels to the
‘ cision of the vol of the Den ¢ pa acre. [am confident that the vield on some
soungster in the wo whet ex Dressed the Pr y election. | of these acres was as high as 80 bushels.
ther bought me an instrument | re aEEoIAE ‘sane that | : We had a very wet fa
ecured for me a competent in N . : op . st mte . ! i quently a lot of the late pl anted wheat did
Music became my one inter- | Ee as nt e oities Of) ! ot come up, cutting down my average
was given ar
ason, conse-
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i plunged into it with all of the |. = Dotten’ Eriums a} yield thereby. However 36 bushels per acre
Two Are Arrested for Stealing Farm. ooihnelasm a boy ean command, greed i on oe Bn . 3 a Ye Team oi on a field of 72 acres is considered an excel-
er's Cash. | ily absorbing as ma as four lessons | cegtic oar iY mrs Lat tit Delmar { lent yield and | give ¢ fed principally to
I a tain “AA QU ALITY" Fertilizers. 1 can also
: . state that it is the finest crop of wheat that
Holden 5a of Joseph HGS] pveisher, 34, were Arr ‘ . | “When my unfortunate accident : i I have ever raised in my 40 years of farm-
man, who many 3 REO ved in 3 "1 ree of robbing Ozak Hanson. a 72-| came I blessed those hours of study. COUNTY COMMISSIONER, 81 ing experience.
He ns Detwiler Pl * . . 1 was able to ‘carry on’ in the gnmae of | We are authorized to announce that John £1 1 have only been using “AA QUAL-
Detwiler. of Phil ivhia, who is & si oh Hoiv 23 AVEO} . Mey N Ife, and on my own. 8. Epearly will be a candidate for the | oy Renuliats for the ant 7 years, Bus
nal tows nan on the R ng Yon nad ad Wat SON : 7 “I would advise the boy who Is con somination for County Commise) nat on Som § ” wp o tained 7 sedi y
Wd in Nort fladelphi PARES And Bept ys money ™ templating a musical ‘career 10. con [S Demotratie ticket, subject to She 8% see that I will continue with them snd ex-
road in Nor il i to in his cella: piatin are elsion of the voters of the party as ex- periment no further
On Saturday, Mrs J ay Boos Wolestagle discovere h siding siger the Surinet. 1n out BOIS 95. pressed st the primaries on Sept. 20, 1927 Very truly yours,
r entertained Mr. and Mrs. Harold . > or " - > n 2 ~~ ~ r 4» -
But wpm a little eohildren. of|Piace and the robbery followed. THC | oytgtanding member of the band fam. So GEORGE W. K. RIDGELY
" young men then went to Canada In FOR RECORDER,
New York City: Mr. and Mrs. € H : iy.”
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Meyer, Mrs. Butler's parents, of Reeds-| oo 4c The rrest fol . Sh — r AGNE A% of Bel 3 : \
Toa wd tr. and Mrs. D. A. Boouer,)C0unty Saturday, Thelr arre The Centre Repormar, $1.50 a year. | WAGNER GHIA] of pw | : es bo :
of fn ¢ unset Club hous daw lowed Monday 5 candidate for the nomination the Such re ules as the a ve are not an accident.
y OW at Sunset ub Ouse, Nev
A - - - . - - a Democratic ticket for the office of He * .
u 8. Mrs. Fay Bramhall, who : y ; we :
en Mountains. Mrs. Fay Bramhall, wh Cuno county. subject to thé Neither are they unusual. They were obtained
fore triage was Mi da Sweet dd . * -
belore marriag : Has 14a : { Pol Advertisemeht.) decision of the voters of the county as on a farm similar to yours.
wood. and her husband, of Metuc hen, Hitiead
expe ¢ t arimng 0 pid » 1
N. 1. were also entertained by Mrs . s Zpfetsed ai the primary to be he “AA QUALITY” Fertilizers produce these
Boozer at her home here. Your Vote is Respectfully Solicited for [Tuten ay Neptembut 2 RE weaves that outstanding results because only the best source
are
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shaefter on Iii D. A. MecDOWBLL, of ‘Azemann, Spring of materials are used. They are scientifically
day will attend the golden wedding Towtship, is a candidate for the nomi: '
anniversary (0 and Mrs Le W. JOHN HARNISH nation on the Democratic ticket for the compounded and blended to provide properly
Jathurst, of Altoona, which event will I . office of Recorder of Centre County, sub balanced, readily available plant foods continue
be celebrated at the home of his son jeot ‘to the deelston of the voters of the
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Faly ax expréssed ‘at the primary to ously from seeding to maturity. Perfect mechan.
a iawn i ta for County Treasurer be Jad Taeedes, Sepoemone 100, a. foil eons esauses etey und even fifsion,
mail routes were in vogue, carried Tue American AcricurTurar Cusvacar Company
mail over a route between Centre Hail oo. REPUBLICAN Baltimore Sales Department 7
and Pennsylvania Furnace. He will] ON THE REPUBLICAN TICKET 2 , 700 Lexington Building, Baltimore, Md.
Ho doubt. be socalled by some of Fut farnish fs a life-long Eepublican FOR JUDGE, a :
st ton spp fe 4 . !
older residents here Mr. Harnis 5 A ¢ “e] The Centre Reporter Kindly announce
The Reporter was pleased to have fle resided the greater part of his life in West Boggs Township. my name a3 a candidate for the office of
. ABER ‘A soatal trom 8 ~ . ’ dge the Courts of Centre County,
a busine and social call irom i He was born and raised in Centre County. His father, who also was fudge of th ’ “ant ranky
8mith, of Freeport, Illinois, R. D., who PV i subject to the decision of the voters at
with Mi § th and Mr. and Mrs a Republican, was raised at Heelan Park. the Republican primaries to be held Sep: Look for the 4 This seal Rt
rr trum leh lors renarly: of 20th, W027 Ver ) “ TAL. Sa RHE
Harry Kinzer, neighbors, formerly { Mr. Harnish has had wide experience in business affairs and Is wmber 20th, 027 ery truly yours, AA QUAL , 2 antees mote
Juniata county. drove to Pennsylvania! . : : M, WARD FLEMING, ITY” seal on J than correct
fo: Ie te old home once more. The thoroughly qualified to render efficient serviee ax County Treasurer every bag of 7 chemical ga
part \ opping with Mr. and Mrs fle has for many years been engaged as a contracting builder and . fertilizer. It ke : alysise=it as
: " ppin y : 4 : ’ TREASURER stands for 60 « Fb (
David Stoner n town. Mr, Stoner ana carpenter, We are authorized to announce that of . ” IES yOu
Mra, (El Smith ate brothe thd JOHN T. HARNISH, of Boggs Twp, i» yeam oman oh. ; proven crop.
sister s thirty-two years since the A vote for John Harnlsh will be a vote for a deserving Republi- am tha ? ’ facturing ex- : producing
4 f be vit i years 1 ; a candidate for the nomination on the perience i values —
Smith family went to Illinois, going can. Each vote will be appreciated. Republican ticket for the office of Treas ”
there from the John Bowersox farm, urer of Centre county, subject to the
near Asronsburg Prior to that Mr P : El ti S t 20 decial n of the voters of the cov
visio p , pnuty as
Smith lived east of Linden Hall. on rimary ec ion, ep . expressed at the primary to be held
the Boalshurg road, where he conduct: Tuesday, September 20, 1927.
¢d a blacksmith shop. On going to i When you go to the polls remember fo mark your ballot for Best knoun wder see 1ds
[llinois Mr. Smith continued farming MR HARNISH, to you u th Bra )
until a few years ago when he retired, -~ * PROTHONOTARY. PATAPSCO : BOWKER
but later again took up blacksmithing Please announce my name as a candi.
and wogdwork. Speaking of the crops date for the nomiaation of Prothonotary COE-MORTIMER : HESS : LISTERS
along Her route east, Mr. Smith said J AN T H R | H X of Centre county, subject to the rules
corn \doked poor everywhere. Uulike ‘ governing the Republican primaries on
here, the region about Freeport had the twentieth day of September, 1027,
hot, dry weather. EDWARD R. HANCOCK! THE WORLD'S BEST BY EVERY TEST
Philipsburg, Pa. ‘
OO. Detwiler f nea Musseyv Mr: ¢ Ww % tele ! ynvid lunsel i 8 week
Fleisher's car and feturned to Centre We are authorized to snnounce that
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