THURSDTY, NOVEMBER 3, 1927. THE CENTER REPORIER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
| NT a oy - " PUBLIC SALE. SAU AIPRIAE OOSOSIN C JORPLAIAEET BERS SUSMISMOAISY JONES
MRS. REED BACH IN COUNTY JALL
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ew Pri THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3r¢ MACHINE SHOP
Refused to Pay Tax—Deeision of auntie N ce THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
i) gh edn sll: Livestock, farm implements and WHERE 18 DONE ON SHORT
or Sedan NOTICE
olding ollowing | Leads the World in Motor Car Value bousehold goods: clean-up sal i teas mea
a omy Adley | | : $1335 SATURDAE NOVEMSETL 12th, at 1 ACETYLENE WELDING
amit vain] a pelaek Po Lo Moyer, 3% miesl2 WOOD WORK, WAGORWORE
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Ww. A. HENNEY
ENTREE HALL, PA
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Insurance and ¢
NOVEMBER 19. 4¢ Real Estate
Want to Buy or Sell?
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, at 1 P SEE US FIRST
2 on west of sr, WA !. Neve]
within ten ; live
opportunity 1 1joy her freedom for ements and hou i a, MM. -
that length of time, but she refused - Smith, auct. Chas. DD. Bartholomew
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to accept this proposition When n .
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sheriff first went to the Reed home : Sign on back an old i { do
he was thoughful ind & ive Mrs head no ose UU n in 1
an hour's time to stject he COUrse PPP PVP ee
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which she would
would tak her from
er saute” prion Ee The sher- This Nash Special Six4-DoorSedan far more in both quality and values
le I a has the FASTEST acceleration in The instrument board is a good ex-
turned an hour later to rex elve he its price-field. ample. Nash has finished it in
decision, which was that
Sided to accompany: the f to his| When traffic starts, this big Nash Walnut effect. And the door panel.
domicile behind prison
Be aaa. Drisoh ‘Has ¢ abrir 7-bearing motor puts you in the N88 and window moldings are
to the jail. unaccompanied by her | lead instantly. similarly treated.
husband. She took 3 : :
case filled with her clothing and othe; DRIVE this Sedan and test out its Cushions are foi Being io sive
She rafuses tc make any statement great pickup—and its great SPEED pr grea om d Pp oral
aly of her attorney fees, Mrs and SMOOTHNESS, ¢ 18 ne mo ar, ufted beauti Ve
ro. J There’s a vanity case and smoking
Along with its EXTRA power it set, leather mounted.
has the smoothest, quietest type of
1dded,
Be Blk Te eo motor ever engineered.
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LONE EGG canstarta FarmYard
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Drive your car in when you come
—we want to tell you about our
And in many other important ways special, LIBERAL terms on your
this brilliantly exceptional car offers car for this week.
Small savings if ‘‘set
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tune.
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Hosterman’s Garage cent Han pe.
Musical Treat in Bellefonte, . =
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: ORNAMENTAL TREES. — Select | { (1000 12 ser cent on the Investums " ®
: pecimens of Norway Spruce, in Pairs The farn ¢ bounded ‘1 ret
lor more: any height: for Fall or Spring fand Mrs. Clara Meeker 2h hoa
planting : i: 9. : in x de rn y K ey: We wt 1 y publ r aed Ine.
ork Philharmon hestra and for | NEW YORK CITY
Ba ; wot ie Pr ympanist | i kits t apples and best rend 1 he
is Miss Marion riey, neert pianist, | NEWS AGENCY FOR BALE &- gr ot y 5 5 5k a teaet
late accompanist for Madam Frances } fi for sale the dally and Sunday news A 5“ plEE A wr ts 5s ¢ Ta 4 wah : o rr
I of the Metropolitan » mf agency in Centre H all, same to take’ or jess wiated on the first intan
Lik Miss iriey is regularly €en effect by rat of Year The sale o 2% Fe To he . teish Bust - Be ! ne Br tah
gaege ach year as accompanist atiSunday papers has grown rapidly, and CiGHES ‘COL and: south and west hb)
je nnual Cotton E tion f No thi 8 eapocial prof fitable.—], Clymer C* Jukn Wilkis : yd The tract | Cov
Carob She is a nots od pianist | ‘lenahan, “Centre Hall ered hy a ae RL ek 03h
Music lovers in every part of the . aa LF Betasd hh ras e
county should not fail to hear these | S8OWS AND SHOATS Two sows. | A By ¢ by pe time and place ot &
artists Rememb the date and place. one with eight pigs by her side, and 10
As the seating capacity is limited, out | shoats for sale-—J. M. Blauser, Pot E pe a hope T ¥ ROYER
side of towns people may reserve|ters Mills. 2t Spring Mills, BR.
seats ——— s———— - "
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An order for more than 1.000.004 ’
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Bibles, iF te Na 5 Ab T= season of cooler weather is at hand, and with it comes the need for many
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Society, which will celebrate its elev x7 / yp < ew things. Not only clothes for every member of the family, but many
enth anniversary in December / “LR things in the home for your winter's comfort.
While 2 majority of the Scriptures \ . .
are printed in English, the society has y 7 Our Big Fall and Winter catalog will make the amount of money you have to
contiunally avallable versions of the g :
Bible in $7 languages and raised type : spend go farther—allow you to buy many things that perhaps you thought you
or Te bind are . could not afford this year—and save you a great deal of time and worry.
mee WEtR. Make this experiment—Jot down the things you need—Clothes for the children
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Priv Hasty Foust and re 1 1 ings. The things the grown-ups of your family need to wear now and the things
gahela City on Saturday, to which oN you need in your household—an added easy chair or piece of furniturc. A new
place she was called last week to at : ! Js carpet or rug here or there. Something to make the work in the homo easier—
pis Mc om hw By Tog SARC & a washing machine—a vacuum cleaner—new kitchen utensils. le your home
Charles Caskey and family, from EARN SF properly heated? See our warm air circulator stoves (pages 444 to 446) that
lock. Haven, visited over the wees" BAN 3 will heat every room in the average small home evenly and economically and
Sud o bs ir I Jer parents, Mr. Ba = 4 whose handsome mahogany finish makes it an attractive addition to any room
A camping party of thirty from Sha- | N Ra you place it in. Or if you want a heating plant, you will be astonished at the
mokin were served with a chicken and ed BR hs amount of money you can save at prices.
Wwalils diner on Sunday gi the Ewtaw, QA bear And then when have written down
Mr, and Mrs. P. A. Hite, Harry Bur- - take a Fall and Winter
ley, Mrs. Charles Shellenberger and
0 . *, $
P a ie you haven't it, borrow r
Masters Ross and Robert Runyen, of . . . ’
Altoona, visited over the week ena at Goodyear Ss rice Often . 4, " eigh 8, but write for it at once. w
the G. H. McCormick home. They | 8 sa sach tes and write town He pries.
were accompanied home by Miss Laura * Yo 2 ou will surprised how little money
Belle McCormick, whe wil spend. the Duplicated, But Its RF 4 costs to have all the things you need now—
week in Altoona. { a
The Ladies’ Ald society of the » i ’
Sprucetown M. E. church will hold a u ty=--
bazaar and food sale on November 10.
Mr, and Mra. Will Steeley, niece and
her daughter, from Lock Haven, and Motorists are learning that there is a big difference In tires,
Mr, and Mra. Harry Miller, from Mill although they look pretty much alike. Some are long on looks
Hall, visited on Sunday at the M. N. and short on quality and mileage, But you won't need a micro
Milles home. . ¢ Hamnbiam: visited seope to be sure that the Goodyear tire you get from us Is a real
HAWis ust, fom burn im. Vv AC
over the week end at the home of his buy. Goodyear miloage tells the story.
son, Harry. TODAY, MORE THAN EVER, MORE PEOPLE, THE WORLD
Soe Famer ond Mrs Von OVER, RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER
Wm, Martz home at Tusseyville. KIND.
A blue rock shoot was held on F. M
Carson's grounds on Saturday after:
noon. in which several Altoona parties y
and local sportsmen participated, There R. S H A N 5
were a number of fine records mage, bd ; 4
several of the marksmen breaking 23 CENTRE HALL
out of a possible 20 of the clay pig’
eons,