LOCAL AND PERSONAL
pe
W. C. T. U. will meet at the home
of Mrs. J. I. Wetzel, Saturday ovening.
George Kline
visited the former's father,
Kline, and sister, Mrs Maungaret
shall, on Sunday.
The
of Salona,
John A
God
and family,
Hagan Garage has added two
men its force. H. W. Potter in
charge of the books and Claude Dutrow
is doing general work in the repein
depuattment,
to is
Twenty of
in Sinking
ke number
cans trout will be placed
Creek above Colver and
of cans in Stone Creek,
#0 in Seven Mountains. The fish
come from Pleasant Gap hatahery
will be planted by Forest Ranger
F. McKinney.
Wheat is steadily
in the market, and
being paid in the
Poor crop prospects
count
ia
al
wil]
and
WwW.
in
present 1.60 ds
market,
throughout
the advan
3
advancing
al
local
Poe
The
the
ng
are i factor
the
in
price of grain,
ni
The sev “ar
pected to
ing the I
kely be
and Juls
mon in or
Roy Sea:
the t:
en ’
caught
in
out sex IL Fhe datt
i
of unus ‘
sally fin
the
NIL)
Potter
in
the vi of Linden
Mo
of
Insurance
passes on
$463,728,
LCE ps on
r of $514,648. .
At their mes
forte, the
Mutual Fire
Cantre
the amount of
tal of insure
first of the
Mr
Sing on
directions
County
mak
sed
i { Hostermat
wnd Mrs. John Haine
Ld
Penn
attending
ass
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
EE a
PINE GROVE MILLS
FF. hail
to by
small house.
ho Muase
FIORE
Mra, Hal
are grippe victims.
Ear]
Hoapital
Mrs. R
a surgiond
Coun®’ Hospital,
to recovery
Rev, Charles Fishel, who has been
returned to his former charge, will
hold services next Sunday at 7 o'clock
in the M. BE. church, here,
Installation of officers of Penns Val:
ley lodge, 1. O. O. F,, tools place in
their hall on Saturday evening. A. L.
Albright fs the new noble grand,
{enter ini
fractured
a ('o
is in the
a badly
Harper
with
E. Rossman, who underwent
opersition in the Centre
is now a fadr way
beng
on
ANNUAL REPORT OF
COW TESTING ASSOCIATION |
Centre County Assoelation No, ¢ Shave]
Some Interesting Results for Past)
Year,
!
for |
Ist, |
of
results
April
Euterline,
eleven pure
avernge
to
tasting ation
the April 1, 1927, to
1928, on the herd of 8. F.
Errecenburr, consisting of
bred Jen cows, showed
production butterfat for
have been pounds. The average
hard in the testing associations mm
Pennsylvania was™302 pounds of buttesr
fat. Mr, Esteriine's herd this
for his first testing.
soclations have 20.880 cows
during the full year,
Mr. Esterline's hig
produced 4562.2 pounds of
half -sisters “Queen” 415.1
and 372 respectively, The
Mr. Esterline's
pounds of butten
show the
al Prasont
naving nm
Heit
such
{ow ARBOCI
NL
his
the
sey
of year
376.7
62
exceeds
These
on
ns
test
Year
cow, "Queen,
butterfat
produced
two
tr
6 pounds,
COW in
437.7
Esterline's
high
produced
Mr
of
second
herd
fat
value
IRIN
ords
He is
ation
red
good sires.
bull asso sire
butterfat record of 790° pounds
{from sire and cows
of the
mga of
March Report Association,
ii ~ I
| Washing Machine Was
Idea of Englishman
the Eighteenth century an
had nu bright idea of a
women much eruelly hard
patented the
It bar
frame 1 wis
Back in
Englishman
to suave
work, He invented
first washing
rel upon
turned hund,
first washing
and
machine, wis #
mounted fi int
by Crude us was this
machine it really washed
and did it comparati
This the first
women s strength
oly
iu
time
clothes clean
quickly, step
comserving und
instead of consuming them by the tub
and rub-board of
clothes,
After that
changes
Wis
method washing
and
ing
ma
in a
motors
en
many developments
.
the
in wis!
these
hand-run,
by
continued until about
I the idea
to operate
were mide
, but al of
were either
Cased,
machine
chines
few
1
So
un
washing
or
driven water
1907. wh
of us
the
n conceived
an
ing
merica
electric motor
mnchine Thus he
in England
washing
mux started
Years ago.
it took
Gestures in Oratory
Must Be Spontancou
is dangeron
or E¢ ire
tory Gestur
and if used
sjpeaxer
The
raell i
bis
PORES
panied
died
COnvilis
Dsraell
prep:
had
INBCSSING
more int
] nH
“rest
and event
in lo sngland's
Lor
Wis
FRAIN
ii
ADDING
Infileting
atal, —Fo
H. F.
Near Mind
Instantly ¥
Was ath of §
ley, Mills,
ihurg,
of
Fries
si
of Spring
Will Give lessons in
Mu
THE RICHELIEU THEATRE
Showing CONTINUOUSLY 2
iPM
adults,
from to
Children, 10¢
Loe,
TODAY (WEDNESDAY)
“rt re |
r
IN IN
HAPLI oN
“THE CIRCUS"
earn to speak in
id not
$
to
miss oppor
aperakers Fro
Career” by Ed
Washing in Various Ages
a% al the
of washing
ihe
Sands Dreaded by Sailors
TH
ue
line of
Reralt
Goodwin san
hoals at ti
ave f {
six miles
The sands are shif
attempts
a }
of the
from
fine all
(OE fil
yout the Kent shore
fo erect FOE] Sv
or
lights,
Hight!
There +]
light
ave failed
and four
ks have
of
con re
Ove ships,
the
men-of-war
occurred,
13
Tradition
ints
ivy in
that
the
says
he rem of
nih ocontury
Canter.
al
Augustine
Boney
mn 2
The abbot of St at
sed the which shoul
e heen spent « wall
ling Tenderden steeple
has
purpose of
«0 that
Hen
hulle
in 106% ted
the unprote
inundated
“THE STATE”
THEATRE, BELLEFONTE
BELLEFONTE'S GREATEST
AMUSEMENT CENTER
TODAY (WEDNESDAY)
THURSDAY (This Week)
HE SWEET and WARNER
XN { In
Prices Anywhere 15 and
——— A —
Lowest
FRIDAY, SATURDAY
MIDNIGHT
THURSDAY,
“CHICAGO AFTER
n its
agers
it de wwrwo rid
it ARO
ar prices, 10 and 20
At the New “RITZ”
WEDNESDAY
(THIS WEEK.)
MARY PICKFORD In
“POLLY ANNA"-
Don't miss this opportunity to see
these great productions at the lowest
prices anywhere,
Ce
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY (This Wk)
in
“SILVER VALLEY"-
AF
that
Mix
will please all his lovers
iret Class {ate jssue glory
THEATRE.
A FINE RUN OF GOOD PICTURES
NOT BO NEW, BUT GOOD, AT THE
LOW PRICE OF 10 AND 15 CENTS.
SCENIC
AN HOUR AND HALF OF PLEAS:
ANT ENTERTAINMENT AT SMALL
COST,
CENTRE HALL, PA.
A a AS 05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. |
SEED POTATOES
set variety grown
Michigan seed -<%ll
R12, Centre Hall,
FOR BALE Rus
from last year's
H H Decker, 51!
2t* |
’
TURKEYS Bronze |
turkey gobbler
hens and |
in first
ser, Spring
FOR BALE
and threé Narragansett
bronze hen, finely bred and |
condition Luther Mus-
Mills RD.
to
claps
orders for
Suits
full
6031
WANTED
Tallored
for 32
details
Electric
take
Measure Clothes; 2
For sample "kit and
SOLIENBERGHE.
Avenue, Lewistown, Pa,
POTATOES WANTED--We
the market 200 bushels of F
No. 11 and will pay $1.50
bushel delivered to our place
business State College—~HIGHILAND
GROCERY, 106-108 East Ave,
State Pu... "phone
Bermuda
Plants
mato plants,
April 25
3 L UEBIR
re Mg
3tol
Men
to
GO
write
are in
ancV
Per
of
for
‘Otad oes
cash
at
Nittany
College, 116
FOR BALE
Prize Tal
100; eabbage
doze
and
[er
Onions
Omion at 4bc
and t
reaay
ot
2 0c
Mail
D
a J] L &%3 ELECTRIC
Refrigerator
General Electric enginee
oy
fil
pe
orders ed
PILANT
Centre
1
FOR
y ‘ .
rs and scientists
1 rf of
worked for fifteen years
. d ta ’
friperator absolutely simple.
fici 1 A ook.and
cient, virtually trouble-proot and
1 '
It never Ss Oil.
need
quiet.
f \ pon 4 : | a srt tain] <
an or drain-pipe. It IS as Portabiec as your
electric fan. Sold on time. if you prefer.
Come in and study the models yourself
The Hosterman & Stover Co.
HARDWARE AND ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
Phone 11H MILLHEIM, PA.
THE REPORTER is well equipped to
1% Rorse-power wa
tw offered
Heport
OR we dh
in good condition,
kotor
BALE
do the Be Job Printing.
Aor,
“i wns in use in
m
a
motor Yas 4 J
office.
o until dectrio
Apply at thie
WARM WEATHER
Come to NIEMAN'S now whil
finery.
just around the corner e the stocks are large and select
your Spring and Summery
COATS DRESSES SHOES
dress items in a wide variety of styles and
at moderMte prices.
for Men’
The important - ; :
I'rading Stamps
Every Purchase
Green
with
Everything, too, and Bovs.
EMANS DEPARTMENT STORE
" MILLHEIM
WHERE THE DOLLAR GOES THE FARTHEST
i
TH
Most
Mileage
Service
Steam- Welded
nid Tipestone
Firestone Tires are Gum-Dipped for extra strength, endurance and flexibility.
Firestone Tubes are Steam-Welded to insure an air-tight tube, prolonging the life
. of the tire and tube, and guarding against under-inflation.
This is the combination that every thoughtful motorist should use. Pirestone-
prices are very reasonable. -
- BOOZER’S GARAGE, ga
Economy
Gum-Dipped
Tires
=