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LOCAL, AND PERSONAL. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. of the association. wqinkes:. ji. tl United . Stat
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Checks will reach Sheffield produc-} . "ag Eran} ; ;
ers on or about Maran 16. Jows that there Is an hnportant line |
Frank D. Lee visited his brother, TH- Floyd BE. Snyder has secured em- Dairymien will conserve their best in- f earth weakness starting In the
ram ce, at State College, over Tues ployment at the Claster planing mill] terests by planning now to increase wthern parts of California, travers
ay it. at Bellefonte. their production of milk for next fan| "¥ Arizona, following the thirty-fifth | WHERE 18 DONE ON SBHORT
g s » - lovee f de, se ! NOTICE
Wr f Seckinger, State College The James ¢. Goodhart home in and winter. New York City health #¥ee of latitude, sending a spur ap
mbe: ‘8 installing a bath outfit in]Centre Hall is advertised for sale Mr, ocals and city distributors are anx-} '"¢ Mississippi and Ohio rivers, then | ACETYLEKE WELDING
his| lous to obtain the milk supply In the unning enstward to the sea, and
th TL 1. Moore home. Goodhart has decided to return to L :
‘ge i ’ o nee following the 2 * CORS |
. v * has gone to Phil farm at Centre Hill. present milk shed but unless more wenee following the Atlantle coastal | ¥00D WORK, WAGON WORK
M = A .cv Henney has gone to 1 milk ds produssd next fall and winter| "Anges 1 rince Edward island |
alii aa make her purchases of] Miss Edith Sankey, of Pine Grovelthan has been produced this season nd Newfoundland | safe
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spits m vy for Dier large trade. Mills, came to Centre Hall on Tuesday | there i8 a possibility of such a short — s——— | -
Mrs lich * Brooks’ had the mis with her brother, Macellus A. Sankey, lage as will necessitate an extensfon i Ww. A. H NNEY
‘une ‘o while descending the of Hollidaysburg (R. D.), who went on} or the milk shed. TMs may be avoid B ritish Dactor Gives CENTRE HALL. PA
‘nr nday morning, and | © Millheim on a bit of business. ed by a slight increas over last fall's N >y “C * f mn | Bell Vhone 1818
one of her lower Mrs. Edward Gleixner, daughter Ol- production. Buch a disastrous cut in if vou aw Cures’ or :
ive and son Levi, of Northumberland, prices as occurred last spring seems hah as
ET te heather Vere in Centre Hall over the week-| RoW to have been avoided In fact,
Smith, Bis H i lend, guests of Mrs. Gleixner's parents, Sheffield prices for March have not
sister Mrs. Alber! Mr. and Mra Levi Hartley been cut in any class. The indications
werton on Mon. ; 2 pa hes we
ef your troubies
think anbhour them ag hard as you can
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are that prices will average good] “T? f the mind, but you can, as it
eral of a broth- lussail Brungart, of Potters Mills land that dairymen will were, tire It o1 y constantly thinking
be repald for
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wr, ill hold public sale of household goods! the efforts they may make to keep about it i will then dissipats
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Real Estate
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is the title of April 6th, and then remove withthe present milk shed intact itself
the : 3 the senior his family to West Chester where he —————r— Another e nent doctor savs that
dass sy ocational iI! be engaged at the carpenter inde MARRIAGE LICENSES. the way’ ta eure contrariness in ehil
Schoo! . ; 0 at Spring The hotel restaurant, conducted dren is not by reproof but by appro
Mills, i v ¥ \ 22 late by Harry MocOlenahan “ag been . bation
The ne od that John I». Homan. Mi NAL Hugh M. Longwell iellefont Contrary habits are common in chil
. Pack Ce ps BG8 i} charge of the restaurant | Ethel H. Spicer Bellefant M dren. If wanted to hurry they w
is unfou: . a | Within a few days, according to well | George 5. Gordo . 3 te | dawdle, If asked to sit down they fs
tat Vint gist upon standing up. The way to
| check opposition of this kind is, we are
| told, to pretend that going slow ar!
standing up is what Is desired, a
contrary habits at tahle ghould
combated in the _ sue 3 Ti.« Lr rrevrrrrrrrrrrrrerrrerey
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Chas. D. Bartholomew
CHNTRE HALL, PA,
known prope
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changes possible in the highway code, {Story books. M flen. the teacher America’s Big Cities | A R RI VI NG DAI |
it wight be weil 0 mit lox in b= as h tor the support given the About the last thought, probably, | .
after the code has been amendex > pe Asi ? fe —— that on curs to the ave rage American |
Cate put, on None, monly wi pms yor |e may veins mae ot fl THE NEWEST OF SPRING ITEMS -- Sport Coats
Chnarch street, nto the apartments vi- SHEFFIELD PRODUCERS | fact, carthauakes occur 1a the United [Hl Coats that delight the eye of milady -- Dress Coats, entrancing
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cated by H ® Shrex Keng é States every year-—many of them
tin shop, while Wm, Hannal is « ¥ ! More than that, writes Arthur Selwyn
ing the place vacated by Dutrow, Dalrymen Urged to Increase Sapply | Brown, PhD. LL.D. in Popular in design and pattern, and prices--as low as usual, $9. 75 and
The hearse used by F. V. Goodhart, of Milk Next Fall to Prevent Ex-| Science Monthly, they occur in places d
purchased five years ago, now discar tension of Territory from Which | that point to the existence of definite upwar .
ed for a Nash limousine funeral coach, Mik Ma : lines of eartl weak
! May Be Shipped to New 1 weakness passing
ras purchased by J. 8. Boozer, wh irough or near son : route / 3 28-=W SCI] ’ i i
was purchas 1 by J 8, Booger York City. through or near some of our greatest And Dresses--we cannot describe them. Beautiful fabrics, and stvles of
is convertin ft into truck ui In cites ‘EW ord Washington and ’ ;
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im Beli Rea ivgeg Bed SURE BENT. andi ihn dD ibn lg different’”’ type. Prices from $5.50 to $15.75.
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these lines, and consequently are not #
Bond Bible son of Mr. and Mre. J.|fleld Producers Cooperalive Association | removed entirely from the danger of
Frank Bible, of near Aaronsburg, was|Inc. for milk sold by them n the! earthquake . na Sigs it SHOES CHILDREN
and ¥3¥8 a
oblige y return to his home on ac-|month of February, 1529, is §2.82% pes Other simila lines are fonnd
count of a severn attack of mm ’, 1 ne pounds lor three : NL. | stretching across the continent from |
8 a Penn State f nan, having en-} ee 3 1% : ” 1-219 mile zon southern California to the Atlantic |
hat g £1 vine | with the usual fr Erade al to! const. sweeping up through the Mis
the Great Lake
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| A Barn
Without Boards
rowpeD traffic conditions today demand six-cylinder
@ performance —with its greater flexibility, greater
reserve power, higher speed and swifter acceleration.
And now —for the first time in commercial car history —
this desirable six-cylinder performance has been made
available with the economy of the four. For the new six-
cylinder Chevrolet trucks are not only offered in the
price range of the four—but they are as esonomical to
operate as their famous four-cylinder predecessors! Both
the Light Delivery and the 1% Ton Utility Chassis are
available with an unusually wide selection of body types
A carpenter would not think of ballding a barn without boards
would he! And he doesn't simply order boards and jeave I g9
oubiiic at that. He selects the kind of wood he needs, the proper lengths
% and implements and thicknesses. Yet lsn’t it a fact that you are attempting to
Saturday, March 30th, and has posted erect the Buliding which is to hold your Fortunes without a prop-
us that Spring Mills ds still a good
ways from solving the problem that a barn without boards. And In the selection of a Bank that Is to
i wnfro | 4 " i
4 confronting all its good citizens at be YOUR bank It Is essential to your success that you choose one
the present moment, namely, that of
adequate fire protection. The best so- that will give you personal attention. If such a Bank appeals to
lution, of course, would *be a water you, may we have your business!
system. but the expense appears to be ’
prohibitive, since #t would be necessary
to convey thin water for a distance of
nearly three miles, and this would
entail an expense of many thousand
nz, eve ve re 2) | THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
suing bonds, even if thie citizens were
80 minded. Many are In favor of
DECKER CHEVROLET CO. Bellefonte
chemical apparatus, which woul at : CENTRE HALL, PA.
fount AMtord wome immediate protec. : HOMAN MOTOR CO. - Centre Hall
QUALITY, AT LOW COST
er, a conscientious group of men Are
ments. Come in today. We'll gladly arrange a trial load
demonstration— load the truck as you would load it, and
drive it over the roads your truck must travel in a regu-
lar day's work.
Sedan Delivery, $595; Light Delivery Chassis, $400; 114 Ton Chassis, $545; 114 Ton
Chassis with Cab, $650. All prices f. 0. b. factory, Flint, Mich.
wrestling with the problem, and it is § PER CENT INTEREST OX TINE AND SAVINES DEPOSITS
safc to say that some satisfactory plan HE —_—_>G b,b
will be evolved In the near future, \