LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Thomas F. Delaney, who had a light
attack of flu, has recovered and is
back to normal again.
Carl A. Auman, of
Ohlo, spent the holidays
rents in this place.
Claude K. Stahl,
and Mrs. Bruce
were home over the
J. 8. Rowe, Centre
porotugh, is making the tri
sstate assessment at this time
Mr, and
College, were
Mr. and Mrs,
enville, Ohio.
Steubenville,
with his pa-
of Philadelphia. Mr.
Stahd, of Altoona,
Yuletide.
Hall
ennial real
assessor for
Mrs, Ray Gilliland. of
New Year's
Guy W. Jacobs,
Genevieve Ruble and Gladys
man spent Christmas vacation
College with the latter's sist
T. H Ham
Harold H
turned
where he is teaching in the
year.
LEWICK.,
Keller, on Sunday, re
aware,
High
auto to Laurel, 1x
school for the second
Editors J. €. Hosterman and Claude
E. Musser, of the Millheim
pald their respects to the Hey
while in town one day last week
Mrs. Lizzie
in bed continuously drom the
of a broken hip, sat up fom
about a
Jacobs,
week ago.
Philadelpivi:
with the Ci
piace
John CC. Balley, of
accepted a position
View Poultry Farm, in this
took up his duties beg
nning of
her holid
John Fost
Foster, i
Ew]
On his
on Thutsday
Hall High
Harry Hubler
and dan
Ris sister
good 1
Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. Clyde
toy Dutrow
traveling in
for Florida.
as Washington, D.
They are quipped to camp
reaching the warmer climate,
living wit
Bohn, near
difikey
from wa
% Perry Cole. who has been
8 daughter, Mrs. Daniel
d Fort. is engineer on the
gaged in haoling ground
seam shovel road construc-
bn between HRenovo and Driftwood,
has had previous experience iN this
nd of work. It is on this plece of
ad that J. F. McClellan is also em
yy ed,
Jame W. Swabb of Linden Hall,
0 now carries the tile of ex Coun
Commissioner, Reporter eall
or on Saturday to have inserted in this
paper his professional
states that he is
of Harris
again ready to
writing legal! documents, and the
Mr. Bwabb steps oul of the office
County Commissioner with an ho
fible record. H d” in
sense of the word
ture time he
another
will onrry
his gonl
used in
wan n
card which
justice of the peace
township, and that he is
take up his work in
Ihde
Steril Stoner and
Coixe hed an 3%
one day last woek '
deer. They wore driving a Ford
when along came a deer bounding os
er the round and in order tosavold hit
ting it the specd of the cnr was sl
ened, and at this instant a second deo
struck the side of the ear, rebounded
ard fell to the ground dead n the
minds of the young men, The animal
was poked un iced in the rear com
partment in the ear and the lid closed
down. Then it wae decided to tuke
it to a game warden for hospital use.
(ll wae serene for a while, but then
Ber whole car seemed to be alive
lng, bing. a dound ol. all de erly
thins! The door flew open, and the
dend (7) deer leaped from its confined
guirters, and sped on {oo the wooded
section nearby. .
John
Cig
LOCAXL, AND PERSONAL
George Stover, manager of the Mc:
Clenahan grain and coal business,
spent a well-deserved vacation in Phil-
adelphia, New York City, and Newark,
New Jersey, At the latter place he
wis a guest o Russdll Goodhart. son
of J. CC. Goodhart, who Is employed by
a spring manufactring company.
Mrs, Bd
sub
A son was born to Mr. and
ward LL. Franke, at Parkville, a
urb of about the middle of
December, The getting along
daughter of
Potters Mills,
since the a
Meeker
ior a
Ialtimore
son is
fine, but the mother, a
Mrs. Clara Meeker, nt
has been dn aith
\
rival of the babe, Miss
Paol hie
Ellen
(now Mrs. Gros cared dor hel
period of ve week
DEATHS,
MOORE On Monday wftrenoon
Edward P. Moor
y one di-
{ ‘hristmas
conductor on the 1
Pennsyvivania
medical ald
vilroad,
sum-*
sion of the
dad oe
about to enter
when stricken
From a
vanced to a track
onductor He was aged
died before ¢coul
moned. He
work
was upon
nis day's he was
laborer he ad
foreman, brakeman,
flagman ‘and
SiIXty one
The decea i ia survived by a
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
wif
wile
whose madden name was Miss
na Marjori Sedlel who dived with
Lindbergh's
A
A ——
OH, BOY! GOOD NEWS!
sement
PUBLIC SALE,
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, at
P. M., «mile of Bpring Mills
hy HR V. Miler and Walter Gungii-
ie 3 cows, heifer imple
ments, et E. M. Smith, auct,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH ith, 12:30
o'clock, on the Horner homestead, ‘a
mile east of State road over Nittany
Mt, G. 74 .and 8. 8. Horner will sell
farm stock and implements; clean-up
sale~—E. M. Smith, auct.
west
horses. 3
FARM CALENDAR.
Timely Reminders from The Pennsyl-
vania State College,
BUSINESS TO DATE--Take
inventory before the end
snd enter it In your ae
BRING
the annual
of the month
count book
THE RIPE TIMBER
} Is part of your
gk Penn State lo
time for the
timber is during the
winter with
farm crops runs low
PROTECT BREED CORN flow in
Your seed Gin if the corn is pt
fuldy dry it is better to heut in
the storage thar
farmer
late fall and work
other
when
Keep
forw
ook elsewhere for
ved next speing. A hard freeze
aden seed corn
foom for a days
your
can
con
Ginn eg, roistiire
siderably,
TAKE ARE OF TREES AND VINES
ix proning ad other tree stirgery
on bright days during the next few
Weeks, Also tie up any vines that necd
attention.
CHOOBE BGOS CAREFULLY “In
preparing eggs for exhibition purpos
iemember that only strictly frosa
fgpa should be exhibited. They shoukl
Lave smooth Siem, and clean shells and
should be agfform In shape, size snd
color. Eggs should be packed well for
shipping as they are easily broken
January
HIS STORE WILL EB
CLOSED ALL DAY
FOR
ONS
OBVIOUS
ROME (COMPETI
REAN-
THURSDAY
JANUARY OTH
TO GIVE US
PREPARE
MAMMOTH
SALE
TORS MAY ADYER-
TISE CERTAIN OF
OUR ITEMS CHEAP-
ER THAN WE HAVE.
WIL]
ITEM
YET,
ARDLESS OF
ADVERTISED
PRICE
REG
THI
S. & H. GREEN
fer
h Every Purchase
£1.26 1 FING GOWNS
his
fs DIES OF
Sale
CHILDREN'S and
Ng est and
212.75
COATS. i
ADIEN' COATS, Ree
$16.75 Value
£5.09
HEGULAR
REGULAR I
RERCHIEFS
RED
alle CHILDREN'S
ERS A BARG
ONE LO%
OATS, peeinl this Sake
Ea to 27.00
£1.56 BOYS ALL
PANTS, now
MEN'S HEAVY RICHI}
BLOOM WEAR
H
(
FGLLAR
FLE}
i
i
BIEN
I
ularly sold at #1, now
MEN'S
Merchandise
Now
$4.50 VALL}
DRESSES. Wy
REGI LAR
DHEN'S
f Hil
Fabriex,
81.9%
siren
BOYS KNICKER
MEN'S JERSEY EXCEPTIONAL
25¢ per pair. Clearances
GLOVES,
Price,
Hegular
2pr He
£10.50
Good
MEN'S
COAT YALU} heavy
QUALITY —S8ee
ONd
them
LOT
yourself
$14.95 $1.50
FTACHED
nt
PEPE PPPEEPPEPPOEPOETEEEPPPOLET SIO
FAMOUS
All colors,
ONYX POINTEX
Hegular $165
HOSE
Yalue
now 99%¢
MEN'S HIGH
SHOES,
LADIES" HATS—A
hand-—Your cholee
Fine Seleetion on
any hat in store
Woe
MEN'S
made, at
MEN'S SILK
ONE LOT LADIES SHOES, OXFORDS Yalue, now
AND PUMPS, 84 to #5 Value $L0x
Lined,
Hegnlar 56.054
AINCOATS
£20,601
MEN'S SUITS $8.95 and Up
REGULAR 95«
CHAMBRAY
HEAVY
WORK
BLUE
One SHIRTS i9e
(COATS
$4.50
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S
OVER SHOES
20 PER CENT.
NEW WALK
REDUCED
LADIEN -SPECIAL—-SILK AND
WOOL. HOSE. Regular $L00 Value,
Now
priced
i
DRESS
5, now 348 1-3
33 PER CENT. REDUCTION ON
ENTIRE STOCK OF
RUGS~ALL SIZES,
2.9%
well
$oe CHILDREN'S SHOES—
~BARGAINS GALORE
HOSE,
MENS WORK SHOES
I Lot NEW SPRING
DIES" TIEN and
#1 to 85 Value, Now
PATTERN, LA-
PUMPS—Regular
2.9%
LADIEN
GUARANTEED
AT GIVE-AWAY PRICES
SEAL
Special
$1.95
LADIES SILK DRESSES ALR
SHARPLY REDUCED
AND UPWARD
GOEL EEO PEP PEPPPO PEP PPCIEPOLELOPEEPEPPPPIPEPEPPEPEFEEPPESTLELP00P
£3.95
MILLHEIM Where the
MILLHEIM
ADVERTISEMENTS
aAvVel
nds
ar, Centre Hall
FOR SALE-—Property known
| Herlacher prbperty, in
i oneult {
to Mrs
iin Street, Hu
Hall.
yrus Bru
Geo. M. H
ntingdon, Pa
Centre
FARM
f Acres
FOR RENT
land productive farm
born and outbuildings in
tion Cash rent plan. location, one
half mile south of Millheim
BETHLEHEM STEEL REALTY CO,
E. R. Walsh, Milroy. Pa., Manager,
or L. W, Stover, Millheim, Pa,
HOUSE FOR SALE—12x
be sold in sections, if
Frank. P. . Phillips,
POULTRY
B0 feet: wil
desired; cheap.
Potters Mill Is.
Insurance
Real Estate
the best
lace in
own for
Quality Tire
Service
Our Store] |
Firestone |
Gum-Dipped
TIRES
Boozer’s Garage
. CENTRE HALL, PA,
| : SEE US FIRST
Chas. D. Bartholomew
i CENTRE MALL, PA,
saab asal one sonsd esos oes
THRIINETATY JUNIOR °C JURLIMMI IT JNO SL JO en
MACHINE SHOP
WHERE I8 DONE ON SHORT
NOTICE
ACETYLENE WELDING
WOOD WORK, WAGON WORK
a so
W. A, HENNEY
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Bell Phone 138
RHEUMATISM
PAUL CASE,
1 | Massachusetts,
Dept, K238,
Of Course You Can Ride on
GOODYEARS
Goodyears don’t cost any more. In fact thev
cost a lot less in the end because of the unusually
long and trouble-free mileage they deliver. no
sell and service the complete line. Briig yoyr
tire troubles to us for a money-saving solution —
with Goodyears,
R. S. HAGAN'S GARAGE
Phone 56 CENTRE HALL
. hod Eee.
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