THE CENTRE REPORPER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL. COLLEGE TO DEDICATE {of entertainment, the transformation of | —— Rs
NEW RECREATION HALL the silent motion picture into sound
and talking productions, has created a
T. E. Jodon, the Pleasant Gap live- sensation in the large cities. In keep
a ' : : alf Millon Dollars Gift of Alumni . Hac, np here hs
stock dealer, was a caller an Satur- H at . . . ing with its policy of always obtaln-
day. He advertises a sale for Friday, and Friends Now In Use In Per- ing the very latest and best of evs
March 20th. manent Seating Capacity of 3,600, erything for its patrons, the Cathaum
. » " > . Theatre, State College, has arrangad
J. F. McClellan. of Centre Hall, Is The dedication of the Recreation to Install the best reproduction equip THE NEWEST OF SPRING ITEMS S Co
employed by the P. F. Stine Motor Co. Hall at the Pennsylvania State ( ollege ment that i» made in order to Dring - port ats
of State’ College, in the eale of Ford!will take place an the afternoon of this marvelous Invention witidy reach
automobiles, March 23, during the week end of the, =. Coats that delight the eye of milady hs Dress Coats, entrancing
intercollegiate boxing tournament . . .
" » : Talley inisteriu il ‘ ; Sound ar talking pictures will soon
The Penns Valley Ministerium will wiich is to be held at the College this ind 1k BE ph »
meet at Pleasant Gap, Monday, Mareh year. The program includes addresses be regular features at the re” o in design and pattern, and prices--as low as usual, $9. 75 and
{ +3 lov Ivi et zg: together with talking and singing
4, at 1:30 PR. M. Rev. Alvin Metzgariy,y pr Ralph D. Heteel, president of || o3 a ng a
; eta and novelty acts, and the famous
will read a paper. the College, Hugo Bezdek, director of ut a 3 3 r vy will 1 don upward.
a - reas ame BOUNC 1ewsreel ol rid WO alone
Mr. and Mrs, Rolland Fagus athletics at the College; Dr. T. Talt| =. il also hear the most fa-
1 Mieture locks. we | McKenzie, the department of phy . - . . a AL r . Ee : ba.
Son Donald, of Picture KX LO rmtvormei YI mous stars of stage and screen through And Dresses--we cannot describe them. Beautiful fabrics, and styles of
week end vigitors at the ethod 1 rr gical equcation ol ne iY Nily ) i medium of this perfect system of . : . ee .
. . i . Sonne - n i yi WET i yte { ¢ IE] a > aa 1 » po
sonage at Spring Mills. ennsylvania; Prof. C. L. Kinsioe, pres. | ho mediim of this perfect system ¢ different’ ty pe. Prices from $5.50 to $15.75.
the Alumni Assoclation, and : aT e .
he Rogile Zot ne of tHe publ ‘ . th n Theatre for the installatio O >
Miss Bessle Zerby, 9 el 5 lige H. Walton Mitchell, president um : re : 8 on I itioh of * coe ree
3 1 teachers at otters Mills as 3 . nis remarkable equipment has been
school teach I oa of the College board of trustees, wiles nn ue . : : : TY . CHILDREN
with her sister, 1 BR. 8 gan, her The bullding. which was built Boing on for some time and it has now : : : H A a i
rer Sunday : To : : : - reached the point where it will oniy be 3
over sunday. umni and friends at a cost of ap
Took out for snow An blustry | proximately a
weather in March if 1
the month”
Friday was just
srt time until the Intricate mec)
Opening
PPP EPOGEOPOOEOOG ICIP OPITICICTPOIIOP POPPI OOOOIOE PPOSOSSICP OOO POOOSSS
Erne
Falking and Sound Pletares at Cathaum MILLHEIM
WHERE THE DOLLAR GOES THE FARTHEST
AL
F Ire Sale! Il The LATEST WONDER of the AGE !
PRICES INVITING
rn, ve we ey SOUND AND TALKING PICTURES!
MeCerapan and Ga other by Shoe But No Goods Damag-
Te How a1 Xan whe! a] ed from fire or water. Gat ot » ” tii i op " \UM THE A I RE. or ATE COL
sent 2 four
3
om Sutures cvening, March 3. beri Every article as good
Dum il] as it was when on the
She Bvadgelieal Hopital at, 1ewidoing shelf before the fire.
their hot
ne. Wildy a
oC, children, 2k
SHOES, NOTIONS AND | Pa Si Fae ns
DRY GOODS . | WATCH FOR OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT!
OVERALLS, PANTS, SHEEP-
SKIN AND LEATHER I= ree cove
COATS and MACKINAWS || rROVES Siow
PAINTS
WALL
WALL |
PLASTER, | NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
| WINDOW
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FRIDAY, MARCH Ist
J. MN. RISHEL
SPRING MILLS
LIG HTS,
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| J- M. ClLbRON |
A’ Bari No PUBLIC SALE
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od AT were
CENTRE HALL
Friday, March 8
WOOD WORK, WAGON WORK
+ at 1:00 O'clock P. M. J
NL 28 Head of Horses | |
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Without Boards | MACHINE SHOP
WHERE I8 DONE ON SH(¢
NOT y
ACETYLENE WELDING
A earpenter would not think of bullding a barn without boards
~would hel And he doesn’t simply order boards and leave It go
man will be a!
formance
Miss
port, was ao i rr pmrents
Mr, and Mi M. « Bu Ider, near
town, over Sunday. Miss Burkholder fs
teaching English and History in the
Andrew Curtin Junior High school in
Willlampsport, and Is also in charge
Student Government, a position glven
her on account of the experience had
in that Mne of work when a student
at Penn Btate,
at that. He selects the kind of wood he needs, the proper lengths i
and thicknesses. Yet lsn’t It a fact that you are attempting to |
erect the Building which is to hold your Fortunes without a prop- !
er bank account! You ean no more do i than a carpenter ean build
a barn without hoards. And In the selection of a Bank that Is to
be YOUR bank it is essential to your success that you choose one :
Ranging in age from 4 to 8 years, and weighing from
1350 to 1600 Ibs. each
that will give you personal attention. If such a Bank appeals to
you, may we have your business?
That this ia distinctly a motorized
age, even for the remote country dis-
tricts, wag proven eonclusively on Sat.
urday at the sale of the effects of the
late John D. Moore, Among them was
a good buggy, made some years ago
in Centre Hall by the late John T. Lee,
and sold then for $566.00. Not as much
as 26 cents could be coaxed from the
erowd for the vehicle, and in order to
make a ale a spring wagon was
added, and then two bits were realized.
Good Mated Teams and Single Horses
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CENTRE HALL, PA.
CENTRE HALAL, PA,
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§ PER CENT saa, ON TIME AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS Chas. D. Bartholomew an "BARTHOLOMEW, Clerk. ROBERT DODDS