tin
—
LOOAY, AND PERSONAL.
The first day of spring was a most
delightful from morning until
night.
Mrs, Musser BE.
up although it will
til she will be do her
one
is able to sit
un-
Coldron
be some time
housework.
move from the
Hall where he
Kerlin poultry
Walker will
farm to Centre
employed in the
Floyd
Potter
will be
plant,
Mra Fred Harvey
ter, of State College,
of the fi parents,
Milford IL.use,
weer
T. B
dispose of a carload of horses
little daugh-
at the home
Mr. and Mrs,
part of
and
wore
mers
during a last
will
an-
dealer,
and
Jodon, the stock
otier of ws, at public sale to-morrow,
{Friday
sin
™
House
vides
and
charges
Wil
day,
season,
Gap sales
passed the
pro
ou
wis
calf
$2.00
propo:rt
After
the N
be mon
Logan
tWo-sCore
Bruce
at
Mr. and
wing in addition
to all other
advant-
ages well known to the
plow As soon
first of the year,
farmer wi!
as posible after
0
ams to
the
Robert Ross Mra, Ross, of Have
fland. Kansas, Bast among friends
here, Mr. when a younger man,
between the years 1876 and 1881, spent
much of his time In town and near-
by. The western fever got him in 1881,
when he went to Missour! and later to
his present home. Farming has been
his ocoupation these years, but of late
Years this is being done by his sons,
The staple crop in his section of Kan-
sas is wheat, The average yield for
a ten-year period is about 18 to 17
bushels per acre. Alfalfa Is also large.
ly grown. Mr, Ross fs a brother of
the late John Ross, who {ilved near
Farmers Mills at the time of his
dessith., Mre. Ross is an Iowa lady,
and
are
ona,
i
AIRE es
SPRING MILLS
Ladies of the Golden Bagle of
Hall will present thdir play,
Blue Skies,” in Grange hall,
Mills, Friday, April 6th, at 8
o'clock. Admission, 16¢c and 256c. This
play will be sponsored by the Ladies
of the Golden Eagle, Spring Mills. The
proceeds wil be used for the Home
and Orphanage.
The following
at the William
Farmers Mills
end: Mr. and
and son Luther,
Charles Sheats,
Sadie Yearick
persons were visitors |
F. Rishel home at |
during tlie past week- |
Mrs. William Bradford “Under
of Phoenixville; Mrs. | goring
of Collegeville; Mra. |
and son of Mackeyville,
and Mr. and Mrs Lingle, of
Madisonburg. The last named
ladies sisters,
The
Centre
James
three
are
a ta an a
AS THE DUCK TAKES
TO WATER
Put the setting of eggs under the hen. Patiently she hatches
them—faithfully mothers them—but knows about training
Wilken
the
nothing
them. she takes them near a pond every duckling plunges
into water,
As take thrift and
trained
to will children take to
Instinet
ducklings water
the animal
Thrift
in
life.
saving, If properly in early lle.
and training In the child governs the actions of fol-
lows an account here as the Constitution the Flag.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CENTRE HALL, PA.
PORE wr
8 PER CENT INTEREST ON TIME AND SAVINGS DEresIr?
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A BEET AOI IO RU JATIN fr YNISACI CIID > THULE JRO [AI TRI DST
2
PUBLIC SALE
|
1 CARLOAD OHIO HORSES.
1 CARLOAD OHIO COWS.
2 PAIR FINE YOUNG MULES.
At Jodon Sales Barn, Pleasant Gap
FRIDAY, FVARCH 20th
Begir
I Hl ST Wr
IS KING!
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NEW MODELS 2: READY
HAVE YoUR DEMONSTRATION Now!
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INSTRUMENT PANEL ALSO OF DIAMOND
MATCHED ORIENTAL WALNUT FRAMED WITH
BUTT WALNUT AND BIRDS EYE MAPLE PANEL
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Complete Electrical Service
Phone 11R2 MILLHEIM
FOE RT TOMER TEI TR Se 1
allow a
tree
fut
good
orop
unles
if
do
ALTH
ted
all
clear
(
are u
when
abla
| the dalry ration, but thelr value is very
largely dependent on quality. Early
cut, hay is vastly better
| cured hay. The
is determined hy
nd of
State
well-cured
than over:
| proper
*1 qualit
pe, poorly
gram mixture
TIMBER fn
a poor tree cut!
to replace it. A
of tim-
Nature grows
trees, and the
composed of both
ones are re-
STAND
is
good tree
OF FOR
well as k hay and
«4 ist ar ¥
Colles: ng ol
Angin,
edd
-
valley
H
Young, other roughage "
dairy specialists.
PLANT RELIABLE
Hable sources of
dependabde, Growers
froo
paved Is
ure
a plece
cutting.
and poor
will be
#8 the
SEED mii
seed} DOLAL oes mre
Rona
their
Only re-
Breon
demand
disenne stock for spring
manting,
BET PRESH TURKEY BEGGS—8¢ _
CLEANLI "a Stah
175 turkey egies at one time if 12
and
i : _ {young
Are necessary 70 per
grown If a About 25 hens
followed,
’
are «
FOR
home
poor
tec
DEMANDS
cleaned disin- .
1 turkeys are desired Usually
houses "
cent hatch can he expected
be the
in
of
be
to
ranges
the
respudred
is h
number egee for
n 10 days nd the eg;
at the end of that
of setting
Hung fore houses
Legal
Bpecial
) tutes,
, TON LITTERS PROFITABLE-—Ton on an.
Oi hods grow for with care
period
TAY
sunlly
VALU
the
Rough
ADLE
cheapest part . . . 1
litter me hogs market
of
e———
ost
pork are profit
n
PEACE
FPA,
attendad
settling
HALL,
promptly
given to
to.
en
Wills written
I
"os
les,
throw
COATS In twedlsh materials in the new blue shades, In tans, In browns
8. DRESS COATS In broadeloths—kacha eloths—polret sleeves, twills io the
ADISE OF FINERY” for you
Ensemb-
Iad-
without
wr the
and
Nar effeest—in
GREEN STAMPS WITH EVERY PURCHASE
The
appro
# ree eee
The Easter The
BONNET
new tans, browns and Is all ready for you. A wide is here 1
I . selection In new shapes—in new have prep:
n ties,
straps and
designs — bought to complete line
Ask to see the clever
your Easter outfit—and prices pair of tr
PUMPS — styles i oc . -— to show 3
$1.95 to $3.75 Spring Cle
ved by Vogue.
FOR EASTE R C LOTHES
MILLHEIM
WHERE THE DOLLAR GOES THE
+
~ Suit
menfolks, We
I year a wide
$22.50
with two
iike
Styleplus
And we'd
new
r Men.
——————
COME IN AND SEE THEM.
You Can Try Them,
If You Like Them
You Can Buy Them.
US
ED CAR
LOW PRICES.
EASY TERMS.
HOMAN MOTOR C
W. A. Homan, Prop.
CENTRE HALL
PPPPPP PEEP EPP PEP EEPEEEE ERP OPTE EEL LOL LPB LL EE PL PEPE LPEDEE PEELE PPE LPEPE OPE
CAST
owers and Potted
Dress up your Home during this
Joyous Easter Season.
F. V.. GOODHART : UNDE:=
CENTRE HALL
ants