The Centre reporter. (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, May 10, 1928, Image 5

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    THE OENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL >» H. H. 8. ’
na wu — = tvvewrisenntss, | THR RICHELIEU THER
— a | BIDS WANTBED-For Painting a , ‘U i
Mra, 8S. L. Shultz and son Dick, of | welling house, store building and Showing CONTINUOUSLY from 3 to y
Markelsurg, are guests of Mrs. Tuesday night, May 20th, is the time | barn, Look over the buildings and Bive np wm
Shultz's sister, Mrs, C. A. Spyker, and abs : 3 Yo camel i i . ‘ ’ ’
selected by the senfor class of the | estimate of paint needed; bids to apply | Adults, 26e. Children, 10e You can’t do an honest day # work, have as
A silo was built last week on the |cCentre Hi: hot . . dr | ONly on work.—8. M. Campbell, Mill
on the Centre Hall High school for thelr, : np eee moment of comfort or pleasure or make a favorable
William Homan farm, tenanted by his commencement sxarcises Like last | heim, Pa,
som, Ernest Homan, east of Centre| : 2 cam ml Ty : o & TODAY (WEDNESDAY) impression on those with whom you come in con-
Hall, year, the exercises will be held In the; HORSES AND MULES AT PRI:| LON CHANEY in his latest and tact when you have headache
auditorium on Grange Park. Monday varie SALE 4 ig an
Waive cat a — {V4 i SALE, at Mitterling Barn, Cen | greatest Metro Goldwyn production:
arren A. Homan is again looking night preceding will be Class night, |1re Hall. A fresh load, ranging In|“LONDON A FTE R MIDNIGHT” — Why don’t you take
after his garage business after an 111 [ ‘ A »
\ Art ¢ 4 nn 1 ry f & tainment wil . g & l rH : . ry
noms of several weeks with grip and he R A prog ay ih b Hint ool! | weight from 1200 to 15600 ibe. —E., Bon See CHANEY wiomph in a ghost . 3 . . .
ae : e given. 16 class ; ' er, Centre Hall, Pa. 12¢f j drama, of an-<old haunted castle, that Dr Miles A t P P 1 2
» prises fifteen graduates. | — swallows up 4 young girl tn a most . n 1- ain ' 8.
Your hospital's membership drive . The Hanchiarealy nmon will hg] TO BE SOLD FOR REPAIRS AND|amazing plot. Thrills, creepy mom¢ nts, | For Headache, Backache, Neuralgia, Toothache, Monthly
starts on the 12th. See that you do]Hvered by Rew Ww. B. Sm i, pag or | STORAGE The undersigned will sell]chills, baffling mystery, weird shad- | Pains, and pains caused by Rheumatism and Neuritis.
your part. You don't know when you |the local Evangefieal burch, n i at Constable's sale, for repairs and]ows, strage denizens of the world be- | We will be glad to send les 1 ins
or yours will need the hospital. Lutheran church, Sunday evening. | iomge at Hagan's garage, Centre|yond. A great super picture i gla send you samples for 2¢ in stamps,
Mia Pearl Arnev. fof a himber of May 27th Hall, on Friday, May 18, at 10 o'clock Charlle Chase In his latest Comedy, | Dr. Miles Medical Company, Elkhart, Ind.
v a pablent id the Huntingdon cm —————————— A. M, a Studebaker Special Bix auwto |*THE FAMILY GROUP.” First Run : : so i"
When was’ broeiit to her’ home $201 For Near East. mobile. --W, R, Hosterman. : News and Special Travel Pleture, ‘The |. DR MILES
her last week Her condition shows The local committee @olciting funds » yrpvs ; ar Jungle Roundup.’ ” i { - AMT od
marked improvement. 'o o» Near East have to date con PLANTS—Bermuda Onion Plants, 36¢c Admission, 16 and 8be.
Af axaen) ; . ribut unounting to $201 Any
A car load of Che yrolet cars was re")... have nt vet pledged themselves
oived © Monday by the Homan Mot . 1 wot
fc31 s bution may do Ky vet Dy
or Compan I'he CAL ontained two ¢ I
per 100; cabbage and tomato piants ———
15¢ and 200 per dozen; celery and pep | THURSDAY and FRIDAY (ThisWeek)
per plants, by May 16th. Special Cuutstanding fim production of the
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Kol prices in 100 lots Send for prices, | year
eller ;
‘hone RINGS Mall orders les “WILD GEESE"
ILUEBBIRD P NT FARM, R G From the prize winning novel by T { iP TER 2 i ,
HUBRIRD SLANT «ARM. Ra row the pris winning . novel IT'HE REPORTER is well equipped to
coaches,
half to:
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nv 8 3 (irae > Additional Committes for Hospital
iY, 0 e 4 ittendin i Drive
Sada : : : coun etofore mentioned wh erm 100 and ton do the Best Kind of Job Printing.
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Very incomplete { wation re hed | Pletel ; 3 Ho MeL i oh ; : /
here a few days ago that Wil In ae Frear, N A i ween} Vicit \ Ba ov To p Pt
rick, son of Mr. and Mr J Paul | Haugh, ide ol Hugo Loz ek a, - h 7 “ X
Rearick, of Martinsburg vad Hed [Col WW. PP. Iothroek , ga To S11 - ~
somewhere in Texas Mr, Hearvick went Fog ' Fwy fp—Chuptaif. A. L € L ¢ J \ J 7 “ : Na N () | | )] LE
south to bning the body h 3 Bowes i 7 1/ 7 ! W
William H. Haney and Joseph Har snest——p— oe—— 1 | - | Hl \ BO A ST
ey and their two brothers we at the BOALSBURG ITEMS, / //, JALAN
parental home at Grover, on Saturday Mrs, Fizabeth aco : Cen
amd Sunday. The mother, whi has H und son. W. LL. Jacob Were. Ch iF . "n a :
: 1 When Goodyear announc-
been very seriously ill for some time, |, nt n on Sunday |
§ ed this new tire as “The
i not showing any sgn f Imrove Rev W Wane und Georsce Feld - 1
ment. iy ’ ry eu ti Bian a) . ~~ mi _
: I" ihn week re H O OV k R ye Bi World's Greatest Tire,” the
William Hoy hs his new house far] erg f , | \ . hn 2
gp in construction tol v f the Reformed Sui 4 RA i A 1. | tire world sat ) |
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parmit lathin ¥ pla ng | a “saa ih . A
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back anything Good
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value. Or telephone here.
will bring one to
where you may see
own rugs the a
ency of “Positive
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est 21 P +e yy .
gai1d, or that we say
Learn why more people ride
on Goodyear Tires than on
al other Kind.
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Only 30 .L aoY 1: Bala
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Hosterman & Stover Co.
Electrical Equipment
and Supplies
| Phone 11R2 MILLHEIM, PA.
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grossing iewaly ne by the oi i N
ning of June it ig planned to Ve i : :
it ready for pecupar lam Ken e U( 1001S calls to vour out-of-town friends, even
nedy, of State College, is the contract . . fl
by though they live as far as forty or fifty
or I'he plastering is being done
I. Gilliland, alse of State College, and .
n miles away, are handled hy your local
of Penns
he painting by George Long,
a e : J
The barn of Lynn Speiglemeyer, O n Ladies {4 A ! S, operdtor.
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viten nbhurg, was destroy
I ing fire of She takes charge of your call and sees
ed Friday in an rly morning
unknown origir The loss is estimated
at $6,000. Two mules and several cows | DRESS ES & COA i S it through. You don’t even hang up
ware burned to death, ax + Spage” | :
sadly burned in af your receiver.
meyer wa mpting |
tO rescus Urnung |
Pro : J 4 - THIS WEEK-END | Your out-of-town friends can be
a reached as easily and conveniently as
than three
and individua as
ried © the mail messenger betwedsy ¢
the Centre Ha nost offi id rallwig At
The count wi ordered bs
your “in-town’’ friends.
the Pennsylvania Rajirond Company
and the order to coynt is being contin
to '
ued throughout the present month, 'S
The trafic is likely to be heavier this
month than last
In making repairs to the farmers Where the Dollars Go the Farthest
telephone line leading out from HNtate
College a wire came in contact with a
live wire of the electric line and came MILLHEIM
‘fier olectrocuting Foster Musser and
Arthur Witmer. Arthur Witmer was
burned on both hands and Foster Mus- sa BEGINNING THURSDAY MAY 18
th, this Store
ser was released only when compan: ’ ’
* fon workers grabbed his clothing and WILL BE CLOSED Thursday Afternoon and
pulled bigs from the wire. When re- Evening, in addition to Tuesday Evening.
lease! hé was unconscious, but by giv-
ing first aid he was restored to con-
sciousndss in a few minutes,