WHUURDSDAY DECEMBER 6, 1929,
MILLHEIM.
(From The Journal.)
Charles Sechrist, of Lewisburg,
visitor In town, a guest of his brother
law, Mr. and Mrs. George
8
and sisterdn.
Securist, .
The John D. Whitecar
town Tuesday morming
phia, where Thanksgiving was
with Mrs. Whitecar's mother,
M. Conrad. The Whitecars will
turn Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Musser, accom:
panied by Mr, and Mrs. Emory Breon
and dau’ all Montgoms«
family left
Philadel
spent
Mrs
re -
for
two of
{+18
. Ary
< ¥
Musser's parents, Mr
Musser
ey i
thia (Wed
Union Tis
ronsburg, for
Hanover, where they will
Thanksgiving holiday
Mr. and Mra J, VV. Kleffel
F. E 1s and daughter, |
Penn State student, are
spending Thanksgiving va ation with
Mr. and Mrs futelius at
East Orange, N J They motored
with Mr. and Mrs. Walter A Pifer,
of Nittany Vallew, to the New Jersey |
city on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E
panied by Mrs. St
and Mrs J. W. K
grandaughter,
burn, and Mr
R. E. Stover, of
to Philadelphia last Fr
week-end guests of Mi
W. Stover in the Quaker
returned Sunday.
and Mrs, C. O
KlefTel
wv)
sari ving Services
home in|
spend the i
with his par i
his parental
nas,
Mrs,
Catherine,
Gutelh
Sylvester
Stover, accom- |
parents, Mr. |
erstetter, and her |
Louise Slack, all of Co- |
Stover's mother, Mrs, |
motored |
and were
Mrs. L
Trey
wor's
Aaronsburg,
ida
and
City.
EE .,.olls -
BOALSRURG ITEMS,
Mra, Maud Johnsonhbaugh has re
signed her position honsskeener for
DD. W. Maver and spend the
winter in Altoona.
Calvin Riley, who has been il
month, is able to walk about the
vith assistance. Mr. Rey is a
ous hunter, having shot more
deer in Hs time,
Wilhur Houtz and {
into their newly
along the St
H WL
ns
expects to
for a
hotise
fam-
than
firty
have
residence
movs-
extremely
Saturday for t
lay
dah
ocamnDs on
the ssason Mo
Misses Mary Re
ora f
dinner on Thar
and Mra Paul Coxey,
¢ Sunday v
Biv ee]
ar,
OF his
WwW. J
Miss
ants at
grandiuaren and
Wagner
Helen
Lawck
until Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. A
ter Jane spent Friday
Rev ind Mra, WW
tained Rev. Movers mother
ne
over T anksgiving
leor
her
Haven
tor
- tl
FARM CALENDAR
Timely Reminders from The Pennsyl-
vania State College,
IMPROVE DAIRY HERD-Provide
now for a better milk-producing in-
herftance in your future Hrd Get
a sire from a line of breeding better
than your own.
PREVENT DISEASE SPREAD --
Isolate all birds from the poultry flock
won as they show symptoms of
disease. Then decide what method of
treatment to follow,
ATTEND “HORT” WEEK —For |
FH poe Decomber 8 to 11, the
Pennsylvania Btate College will offer |
annual Horticulture Week,
wl be soparate programs on!
vegostable gardening fruit growing. |
for ii 4 namental hor- |
frrlturel Thess afford
for alert farn
dave,
aiviths
hore
na
or MOT sit ie = 1
increas their n-
mation and improve thelr
PROVIDE ICE
house ia a
n to bulld such
"rn the first
avea'lable,
F2ED DAIRY CALVES
milk is not available for
foe'ing, skimmilk powder
fac ory substitute, Mix one pound
of powder with nine pounds of
wim water and feed exactly as skim
mi'k,
THEP PFPARM RECORDS Make
yourself a Christmas present of a
far + account book and in your New
Yerr's resolution Include a plan to
rur the farm on business principles,
Ag your county agent how to start
the bookkeeping.
'OMECT IMPLEMENTS Winter
we her is hard on unhoused and un-
pre acted farm machinery. The #ife
of ‘ny machine can be prolonged If
it » ands in a good shed when not in
uRe
1¥ ROOSTERR NOW-Do not
r purchasing male birds if new
blr 1 fs needed in the breading flock.
Ba few more than needed, wo If
ro Aeaths oeour, there will He enough
rn tires i
SUPPLY A rmrm
chink Plan |
a house and Ai It
of good lea fs
afset,
sua yr
If skim-
dairy calf
is a sath
‘he
de
vO for use
of Millhetm, 18 one
sful growers of pork in that
Three
scale
M.
the suoCess
wotion of
| killed by
{to fuese
620%
OQ. Btover, of
Bazaar and Bake Sale. i
lodge of Ladies Temple, |
hold a bake and |
basement of the Penns
building, Saturday after
December 7th, Tie
ited.
local
will
in the
bank
anle Penns Valley.
the
welghts: 66%, 603%
hogs
him tipped beam
viutious
pounds,
public is solk and
{r
MONEY-SAVING
pecials
--for--
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
First Prize F lour or |
Macaroni, Spaghetti and
Noodles - - 4 pkgs. for 25¢
1 lb. Cans Cocoa - 20c
1 Ib. Jars Peanut Butter 25¢
Gold Medal Oats (large China) 35¢
Campbell's Soups . 10c
Breakfast Coffee - 37c
Sheffield Milk, tall can 10c
Ritter Beans - 10¢
Peas, new pack 2 for 25¢
Corn - 2 for 25¢
Large Prunes, new crop 20c
OLECMARGARINE :
3 Ib. Roll for .
1 Ib. First Prize, Nut -
25¢
1 Ib. Top Notch, high grade 30c
Always ways FRESH Hagerty Famous Cakes
We carry a Full Line of
BALL BAND Rubber Footwear
JOHNSON'S STORE
AT THE R
Special
2416 Ih
98¢c
59c¢
R. STATION CENTRE HALL
ARE YOU INSURED
AGAINST
ACCIDENTS. -
During Slippery Winter ?
Treads “as slippery as banana peels”—due olthyy to design or
wear--are no insurance AGAINST accidents,
Exchange them here for the good security of Goodyears—real,
hom st-to-goodness Insurance AGAINST skids and cinshes.
We'll demonstrate Goodyear superiority In tread-grip and car.
cass endurance, the two main reasons why Goodyears far outsell
any other make, Costs no more to buy—and less to ride on Good
years. All sizes, types and prices—tubes and tires.
RIMS CLEANED, STRAIGHTENED-OTHER TIRES
SHIFTED--NEW TIRES EXPERTLY APPLIED FRER.
HAGAN’S GARAGE
Centre Hall
MORE PEOPLE BUY GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ANY OTH.
ER KIND.
Gasie ©
C Commision 5 ooky for He avy
Deer Slaughter R EPR ES INTATI Vv E
WANTED
An unusually toll of
timated at and
Financial instit
or one m
deer, os.
26,000
n few «day ago by the
for the 1529
which opened Monday
the last wvear that
legally hot,
14.374. This
iably ine
heavy
is
betwen 004
vas forecast
State Game Commisston
deer
In
dewey
bag of
ution with ov-
CASON,
1621,
could ba
: lion dollars cash
mck § §
opening local
there was ve OF
iv 2:
number wi bes r. 4
Ld 11 Highly
the
a the
" remuneri
ren
: basis
Wittite
self to
win reased, In opinion
of the commission,
ing last year was to does
and hex of the of the
food supply. HW. PD.
The commission asked sportsmen to
becau shoot-
full
{pif ory
confined infomation
ARG scarcity
Renat
1520 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
sacks of corn or other 1
6 woods to prevent starving
ame over the winter
Cards
Tags
P. P. Labels
Seals
SHIR fi K
= CRAFT
CHRIS CARDS
for
BOX CANDY
EVERY ME)
MBL q “ and all kinds of
OF THE
Hard Candies
FAA iY
and ior
SWEETHEAR *
NDS -.A SPECIAL.--
on a 5-LB. BOX Satin Finish
HARD CANDY at 9Kc
ATH
Special for Sunday Schools and
Public Schools
Also SPECIAL WRAPPING PAPERS
CLEVENST INE'S S STORE
26 S. Allegheny St. BELLEFONTE
SAAC
ow
December Sale
The first time in history that merchandise
has been offered at such a sacrifice !
Ladies’ Up-to-date Sports & Winter Coats
$69.00 - £5
$50.00 $37.50
Regular Price $79.00 -
Sale Price $55.00
0.00 - $9.75 & 13.75
$3.95
Snappy Winter Silk Dresses
Regular Price $6.50 - $10.75 - $15.00 $18.75
Sale Price $4.75 $7.65 $9.85 $15.00
Big Reduction on All Winter Hats
LADIES’ RAIN COATS
Regular Price $2.95 - $5.00
Sale Price $1.00 $2.95
Shop here for Xmas. Our Prices are the Lowest.
THE LADIES’ SHOPPE, in.
BELLEFONTE, PA.
"
RENT pid ‘Box
YOU
cannot concelve of anything more
secure and convenlent as a keep
ing place for your securities, Im-
portant papers and other valuables
than the burglar. and fire-proof
vault of this bank.
NOTHING can harm them.
ALL
WORRY a a past
RENTALS Are Very Reasonable
DISMISS
from your
MIND
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Lit din dindn ndindindy ioninds dp dp ddd didn
RCH 11, at §
riviles vest, of Tusseyville, on the
Boal Adam FF. Smith win
Farm stock and implements: a
1 i. M. Smith,
AY, MARCH 13, at 9:
what is
4 miles west of
o'clock,
Yi,
fauct
MM A.
Foal
Clesn-
known an the
Oia Fart:
of farm stock and implement
Trespler. EE. M. Bmith, auct
MARCH 18th 16 A.
maes east of Cs
Baie
1%
q
MARCH
the Rhone farm, 2
fall, J. C. Brooks
and implements;
Mayes, auct
M. Bmith, auct.
UESDAY, MARC
North Potters A
Farm stock & implements
E M Smith, auct
WIRING--1 am
fled to do
lighting and al
“ai repair w
Bell
prepared
wiring for
Kinds of elec.
OG. Fr Smith,
42R11
house
ork.
ank
Insurance and
Real Estate
Want to Buy or Sell?
SEE US FIRST
Chas. DD. Bartholomew
CENTRE MALL, PA,
yd
1%
¥ &
LT
room light
you need for
a week
Costs even
less than a
pair of shoe
laces.
WEST
PENN
POWER CO
USE ELECTRICITY
SALE :
Cent Off of All
Cash Purchases.
YOUR FURNITURE.
——— I ————
My Stock consists of Kitchen,
Dining Room, Living Room snd
Farnlture, Kitchen
Rugs and Linoleum.
ALL CLEAN STOCK.
i
MILLHEIM