THR ORNTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. FEBRUARY COURT JURORS. Fred Mattern, laborer...... Philipsburg | ® (G. Goheen, dealér. . Fyrguson i Chester A. Neff, laborer Howard | C. E. Goddard, laundry mgr. St. College Follow! r y Ist rorg-—grand ay “" 5 ¢, 4k wi ollowing is the list of juro grand Bills Pownedl, Boggs Wm. EB. Hagan, ca rpenter. + Gir ess Another Prosperous Year for land traverse—dra wn for February ses { : ' x Mrs. Lizzie Jacobs, on Monday, was a : |slons’ of court which convenes Mon- John Pincuhock, laborer ....8now Shoe J. W. Harvey, laborer. Btate College guest at the home of her glster, Mrs. Beef Cattle Grower; mn 19295 | 0 dh , ! Pat Quirk, foreman..,......Bnow Shoe Stanley 8 Harvey dalryman St Colleges jday, February 256th: 21 len 1 . g 24 ¢ . | ' ’. 3! . ay | telsh, farmer Llaregg 8B, M. Hess, farmer Fyrgusor tllen Stuart, in State College. eons : . : a James 8 Relsh f | me, farm Yrguson o 3 0 41 | TRAVERSE JU RORS—FIRST WEEK talph Ralston, farmer : College John DD H wn, farmer Potter Mrs, Edward Sellers. fomerly of| popes Thomas Askey, laborer..,.....Rush T. Samuel Roberts, laborer Bellefonte Philp Heover, laborer te Centre Hall, now of State College, has -85. AVERAGE PRACE NATIVE 8 W. 8, Belding, manager. ...Phi ipsburg Alexander Robinson, laborer, Pt Matilda rry $#assinger been {ll and for a few days has been Je on - Kenneth Brion, clerk......Philipsburg 1. R. Shrocks ngast, merchant. Millheim A. J. Johpson, carpenter In a semi-consclous condition. 19 2 5 Edith Beates, post mistress. . Burnside FP. L. Shope, electrician... Snow Bhoe William Jodor laborer E. 8 Bennett erchant Boggs Newton Bholly, laborer ; Spring | George y, miner If vou sald it was Tuesday of next $15 ma: “i 9 eit, mn 31d Py “ ; i re , s "wal foster ri i " George Beezer, auto dealer. Bellefonte John Shuey, farmer ra gr (3 Knisdy, operator week Walter Hoste rman Yue moy ing 314 ; A ; NE ud di 8 Edward Coleman, clerk. .... Philipsburg Paul Spearly, carpenter “Frank A. ‘Keller, garage from his farm at 1 stirs Mins to 5 AN | 1 CIVIL Fig o- 4 il Edward Cupples, laborer....... Rush Wm. H. Stewart, clerk. . larris Bovd Lucas mechanic State College, you were right ‘ Ar Lal JT t Geo. Connelly, i W. Francis Smith, farmer z ; A: Mr. and Mrs. B. R. B. Auman, of $13 / eI AY Phil Dawson, : .. Philipsburg Howard ‘Turner, mercha Rebersburg, were Sunday guests of iy G. M. Dunkle, clerk......8tate College Walls Todd WP! VAY 17)is Et : , / 7 A 5 Mike GNoOve Us en srr Alles Mhompsd Mrs. Auman’s sisters, Mrs. John Heck-| [$12 | RY 5A sin] 2183 : hon van, guard. . x +esRjetimEY. 2108 Thcinp man and Misg Martha Boal, in town. a : / n Aalpion, farmed : Waller oun Yaughmn, $11 SMR ib AD) iy W. F. Delancey, merchant, Philipsburg Howard Vail Charles Deitriek, auto dealer. Pdlefonte Walter Oswalt miner « Bnow Bho Rev, 8, F. Greenhoe, who for the H. G. Ebbs, farmer ke eae Patton George Wilson, farmer Walker Sling Emenhizer, laborer Boggs Miles Woods, asst. foreman. Pt. Matilda past two Sundays has been unable to fill his appointments on the charge, $10 ) i Is anticipating doing so next Sunday. James Egan, old Soldier Liberty, TRAVERSE JURORS—ZND WEEK WA ‘ | $9 Roy Frank, carpenter wy Rush Russell W Adamitz, gas stat Rush I. Fie The “Clover Club” will meet on Fri PP jeder, farme Haine r 3 ot 31 rg abot MilTh etm day eveni at the home of Mrs W 1925 1926 1927 1928 Carrie Qentzel] : bo A. Oden The program will have CATTLE Frank House special features fitting for time ‘ . Holmes Washington birthday $ 1925 : 8 Whorten Hosband "iin Hiurteg The “Senior Sery 45 inss of thi = Laatheray 8 vy school vas enter , ! a0, Se | 15; =~ SLAUGHTERED UNDER FEDERAL 1//°PEL SEARS-ROEBUCK AGRICULTURAL FOUNDATION its meme on Wednesday store for | be less, aml cor ses to be as large a I f WAR RT lon nee 191% 12 months ! i i lest nee 1598 While the corn bel ih | ‘attle produce received unus § more steers In Teed lott vo code | 16" pridueces received BBumEi IN THE MARKET market in the ear irt of 1920 than | in the same periad Is 028, they wi During September, October be largely oftet during those months | vember, 10S, the wversce far selecting for you the choicest of Fashion's Spring portrayals. by smaller arrivals of cows and heif- prices for all classes of bee Tove Lager in the year, receipts prob- | were the highest on recor. for th Whether you have a new suit in mind or a new dress and Rev. Greenhoe. he'd uh twa meat: As bly will ref] the reduction In pro- | corresponding season of the ey a A | 1 Shy Foss 1 SOL. coat for HasterIIN EVERY ITEM. from hint 10 It Youaz Wock Jrem the | greater than 19 1027, In sp ; will have the newest of new things for you. High prices for cattle in the inst 18 | boo f e produ ‘ ole MONE . months have eaused growers to sell . | closely Instead of stimulating. expan maintained v a +I | sion of herds. Ultimately, however, as | is Increased materially, the unda- | And we want to remind you have you tried ENNA JETTICK Shoes, combination they come to believe that these prices } ’ . » PT ML HH atm . r Fly #4 = a : $y 3 * : 1 will persist for a considerable period. | he ent Ha al lime... high lasts, arch supports, AAA to EEE, all sizes. } ou'll “stride with pride’’ in Enna Jetticks young stock will be held back to in- | prices would eonting definite] t | $5.00 and $6.00, none higher. ise breeding herds an his wi Af subtraction m the market | tive prices ! ive preva 1 dur — $ Kelly to | crm meen Sill NIEMANS DEPARTMENT STORE MILLHEIM WHERE THE DOLLAR GOES THE FARTHEST HITHTIIRIN 1 GUMINTE JITIMPNIML MONI MESSI UST Cr DRM MT 4 MRR SRM Bs Sn A Furniture Store With No Furniture-- A furnMure store i arried { iitare might at : | 3 ¥ ® i turks mt 1 EE ationa do business there would raul And when n fornlfure i " k= A emonstration ANS A A Week! rive the Chevrolet Six : No matter how closely you inspect The Outstanding Chevrolet of Chevrolet History—you will never appreci- ate what a wonderful achievement it is until you sit at the wheel and drive. So this weck has been set aside as National Demonstration Week, and you are cordially invited to come in and drive this sensational automobile. {Ja dealer carries a stock of Ms goods they are of a class to meet the wants and priecs of his customers. He stocks up IRI nn with Furniture that meets thelr wants and fits their poek- ethooks. This Bank meets Jour wants. It makes no dif- ference what yon do. Our experience enables us to render You perfect personal service and the resources of £330,000 assure you of safe serviee. May we have your banking business, TINIE LOT TIE nay THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK CENTRE HALL, PA. Not only is the new six-cylinder valve-in-head motor 32% more powerful, with correspondingly higher speed and faster acceleration . . . not only does it provide a fuel economy of better than twenty miles to the gallon — but it operates with such marvelous six-cylinder smoothness that you almost forget there is a motor under the hood! 8 PER CENT INTEREST ON TIME AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS FET JOT RRR a nm TRUWT BAN WIR, UTR JIN J Rng a NE J. ETI OE Te 4 ON JS SSsnnt BAL AAlohing terial tha ——n I Regardless of the car you may now be driving —come ority bid flr 6 arrive ot © BH SE drive this new Chevrolet Six. Come in today! re wing lo the. sblendit canditte . % on : = -a Six in the price range of the four! Tio: talthtul ol homme . rw BM 4ook in the Classified Section The 595 nnd Pye. of Hyer, V's killed and . rg 3 =. i ~ ' aken } LO " - $ i ; » » ® “gr » pr " i O AC H tak oat Piers of your Telephone Direc tory and i: Me lo CO 1 is ant Gap ‘he animal was the one shot . ) - . cana wile down hy a hunter Inst fall while he fi d Wh » > B Th = E. \f | ! " ‘A oy . Sedan $ was hitched to a buggy and was be hi n A out € re fo ay. en “ea . , . 5 * " ‘ enny ® - Delivery... . 595 “ 9 = : : Light Deliv. 8 driven along the edge of the mountain - - A re : Py “ava Light Delle. . 400 by Mr. Pye. Bver since then the a, owner had heen nursing him and at — Ww) = “ . ; one time it was' thought he would re- . i Cabriolet . . . sis with Cab... cover and again be of service, but at : pe All prices {. a. b. factory, Flint, Mich. last to the morgue Me 300 Hes, Soper, coutath, tu and Save Time! vi (4 2 ants on the Brockerhioff farm east of fa on the Brockortoft farm, east of DECKER CHEVROLET CO., Bellefonte the law providing for the testing of d y >» | HOMAN MOTOR CO., Centre Hall cattle for bovine tuberculosis, and fear- ing resistance might be offered, Vet. erinary Surgeon 8. M. Nissley took with him two State policemen as a precaution when he went to perform that duty for the State a few days ago. ’ The State officers made good use of ' : J High mar ay udp. good ues of THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF PENNA. harsh measdres being resorted to by the. farmer and hig wife,
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