THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1930,
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CORRESPONDENTS
DEPARTMENT
REBERSBURG.
Mrs, Charlie Smull spent
Ballefonte wilh the
Lester Meek.
Mr
week
and
end in
daughter, Mrs.
Miss Elizabeth Bierly
school the past week through illness
has been out
of
Chevrolet dealer,
on Saturday.
the
Cars
Bicrly,
four new
Samuel
unloaded
The
Saturday
baseball
Mr.
Stan.ey
on
the
walfle supper
chicken and
dew a crowd and netted
alub a neat sum
Mrs. Calvin Mallory
Mallory and daughts
will sg the wit l
tives in Willkamsport
city will attend the
eal Conforence
and
Por
wnd
Mrs
is yo rid weak ond redo
in that
Ev-
while
the
and
sessions of
ange
wiep—
SPRING MILLS
the
H
t saturd
rtiey
Ly
The play presented by
High
the Or
school las
hall
"
well
wl by
not
played
ange was
considered ver
but the
deserved T
ittend ince was
~markably we
The K. G. E. and L
«1d last Thursday
nded hy large
both
J.
G. E. banquet
was at-
members
ovening
a number o
yganizations
Finkle, are glad to an-
ounce, improving some
Wm, H. Smith is not any better, prob
biv weakey,
The sale held by Mrs, Cd
on Saturday, was considerdd
though considering the
e tools and other things
t prices were only fais
we
Ertel,
al-
quality
offered,
wurrie
good,
good
O th
pt -
BOALSBURG ITEMS,
Mrs. W. J. Wagner
last
spent
riends
Rev. and
several days
in Bealtlefonte,
n Harkins
sitor in town
World's Day
rved Lathe
March
of State Was
Oven
@ of
in the
i ernoen.,
Jom
ywer-Sunday
Irwin
Mra
nd
ple
end In town
Mrs. EE W
Hew,
famly.
Molle
Jacob Fle
from Altoona
Back,
ty, were
a
who
Hess
Tran
+
sfer of Real Estate,
Shirk, «t ux to Ha:
t in Potter
to Olive
$1,000,
us
Ww
FARM CALENDAR
TIMELY REMINDERS
DEATHS
FROM
* * . * . . *
Expeet Too Many Potatoes
Outlook figures released by federal
agricultural officials indicate that farm-
in the United States Intended to
ant 3570,000 acres of potatoes this
compared with 3370000 acres
last year. Yields in line
wih the trend of recent years wil pro.
vide a crop too large for consumption
neds and, therefore, profitable produc.
tion p
Start Vegetables Early—
ibage
ts may
th, Tomatoes
plants
ers
1
enr
harvested
ox yol
in
and
and
Iw
other
started
vegetable
hotbeds this
other warm
can started in
month and in hotbeds
¥V ther be
greenhouses this
in April
Avold Inferilie Eggs—
For best results do not start to save
eggs for hatching purposes for the
first ten days or two weeks after the
male birds have been allowed to run
with the breeders.
Rotate Farm Crops
Good rotations increase crop ylelds,
reduce production expenses, and pro-
vide a better and more profitable di-
versity. Spring is the time to put
them into effect.
Farmers Improve Woods
Pennsylvania farmers are outting
weed trees out of thelr woodlands more
than ever, according to forestry exten-
son spoecalists of the Pennsylvania State
College, Many plan to work over their
entire woods in ten years and get a
steady winter income while doing It,
Provide Electric Outlets, —
Pesides having at least one electric
Hght In every room, connected to a
switch at the door, it Is suggested that
numerous double, interchangeable outs
let receptacles be provided. More out-
lets around the baseboards and less
fixtures are rapdlly coming into use
for candlesticks on buffets, mantle
pleces, tables, and bureaus,
"AMONG the LEADING
Public «il, Sales
PUBLIC SALE,
miles West of Spring Mills, on
MARCH Sth-1:00 P, M,
farm machinery:
John Deere bind
hay loaders, po-
manure spread
space grala drill,
Syracuse walk
114
SATURDAY,
the following deseribed
NEW MACHINERY
ers, mowers, side rakes,
tato diggers, cultivators,
ers, Superior 11-hoe 7 In
with fertilizer attachment; )
in plows in 20-78, 802 and 502 models;
eultipackers in 7, 8 and 10 ft. sizes; Hold
en lime spreader; Fairbanks Morse twin
tub engine power washer; lot new single
and “double trees, neckyokes, garden hoes,
wood saw blades, ete
USED MACHINERY ft.
Wood mower; 6 ft. John Deere
8 ft. John Deere mows Superior potato
yanter: New Idea spreader; J. 1. Case
pau gang plow, 12 in, left hand; 10-8 in,
Crown grain drill with fert. and grass
seeder: 10-7 In. Superior disc drill with
fort. and grass seeder: 20 in, Tornado silo
filler with 34 ft. plpeing and equipment;
11 in. Blizzard silo filler wit pipe
ind equipment: 27 in-42 Frick
with Hinek foedor ennvas
ger and (will
done
-
i
Walter A
mower;
and
talleyer
dust |
ew H
: Sto
$0 John Dee
I eer py tractor
plow (a have
Case two-row cor
crop
}
bases) n
{with $ attach): duster
Smith inet
CLEYE
SALE,
Fort,
H. EUNGARD.
PUBLIC
3 Miles West of Old
Spicher farm, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 13, at 0:30 A M.
the following ]
FIVE HORSES Bl
MAre, rising »
Bay taem
welghing 2000;
weighing 1450
ACCREDITED HERD OF 30 HE
CATTLE--Mostly Ho I3 mil
ROLLE fresh
1 Heifers
tegistered
on the Boyd
A,
HOT EOE ¥ OPT Y
Per as I
horse and
2500
years,
old,
Aehing
E 8
15
Years
and
horses
black
wlelins
leg
year old;
ers,
0 fine ewes
28 shoals
i i. 8 brood
rw {(Chesterwhita)
Rock
HOGS
Head
head
AND
30
{15 with pul
legho }
IMPLEMENTS 8-18 trac
FARMING
1 OO & OO
shape: 1
HOUSEHO
R. OO, TRESSLER.
PUBLIC
SALE
At Tw ¢ Sarele
wout of R about
FRIDAY, MARCH 14, at 8 AM, Sharp,
ef rt 4 ribed personal sroperty
THE
ne
welg ht
one a good single
hitched wrong,
7 ¥yra. old
jer, can't be
both good workers, welght 2000. Palr
hrown borses, 8 yrs, old, well
ble, welght 3000; team grays,
gelding, VT and 9 yrs. old, one a
gle line leader, both good workers,
2800; grey gelding, 4 yra, old
fer, welght 1400
| & HEAD MILOH COWS,
Holsteins and Guernseys,
springers and fall cows; 2
with papers, pure bred Holstein
{| papers, the halance all good dairy
wil} welgh up to 1400, cows that will
60 Ibs : Holstein Dull with papers,
yra old Registered Guernsey boll
papers, 18 mos, old; yearling
pure bred: Holsteln bull, 10
Holsteln heifers
25 GOOD EWES Some
by day of all have heen
3 BROOD SOWS with plgs by
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
tractor and tretor plows: Deering
binder, 7-f8, cut; MeCormick corn
John Dwere mower, Champion mower
loader. siderake. 2 horse Columbus
Conkiln wagon, in. tire; Litetifield
nure spreader, used year: New
manure EN (mntario gra drill,
11 | Blackhawk
with tachment
cultivators d a Ww
or new
mare
consisting
fresh,
Guernsey
mos, old
have
bred
wide
will
1 wn lo
Glie
ne
tooth
¥ Ke trans
re, b it ray
HOUSER GOODS. Py
ng stove
round to
bedsteads, rocking
bottle onion sete glass i
icles. FREE LUNCH
stock wi ha sold i
Terms made k
gr
jars
Own
ounids by
served on
el ©»
Peachey,
TT. 4
rs
PUBLIC SALE,
Durst
along
MARCH
Wing rar ona
CATTLE 2
On the Fdward
West of Old Fort,
SATURDAY,
fol
farm, 14
15, 1:00 P,
property
ot
HOGS
INT
i
i Std
criktiein
IMPILEM}
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PILBLIC
West
on
SALE
Three miles of Old Fort,
Rho
MELNESDAY,
on
we farm
MARCH 18, at D A
Mead
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* PARM IMP
tind door
ted de
Put Your
on a Paying
N°" is the time to choose between a
LX good stand and big acre yields of
oats this season, or poor germination
and a short, smutty crop.
By seed treatment with Du Bay
Ceresan you can control both loose and
covered smuta before you plant.
Controls Smuts — Inereases
Yields
By preventing crop damage from
oats smuts, Ceresan Mcreases yields
per acre. The Illinois Agricultural Ex.
periment Station said in & bulletin that
Ceresan gave perfect smut control, in-
creasing the yield on smutty 60.Day
Oats by 13.8 bushels acre, and on
smutty Big 4 Oats by 19.1 bushels per
acre over the yields from untreated
seed. Theseincreaseswere about double
the increases obtained by formalde.
hyde treatment,
Wisconsin Circular 133 states that
Ceresan has given very good control of
oats smuts, The Plant Disease Reporter
for August, 1929, reported that dust
RRR
Oats Crop
Foundation
CERESA
Bhar 15 rw
N
treatment with Ceresan gave
control” of vats smuts in Iowa, and in
Kansas, Ceresan dust treatments gave
"excellent control” of oats smuts,
For Barley and Other
Grains
Used on seed barley, Ceresan gave
perfect control of both covered smut
and stripe disease and produced a yield
increase of over five bushels per acre,
Ceresan is also effective in control.
ling many seed-borne diseases of spring
wheat; rye: sorghums, such as kafir.
corn and milo-maize; millet amd cotton.
Dust seed treatment with Ceresan is
quick, easy, inexpensive and harmless
to seeds. Only three ounces required
per bushel of seed oats, barley or cot-
ton; two ounces per bushel of seed
wheat, rye, sorghums or millet, Treat
seed now or before sowing. In all sizes
from one 10 300 pounds. Five pounds,
£3.00; twenty. five pounds, $12.50,
“rood
Jor seed potatoes;
seeds and bulbs.
of
of
3
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PUBLIC BALE.
offer
sets hay ladders, McCormick Deering chop |
mill, Dellinger sheaf olevator, used one
seawon ; Pittsburgh Btandard seales weigh
ing to 1050 ibs ; 18. combination stock
bed, 16-ft. wood rack, 144 ton Republic
truck, Del.aval cream separator, No. 16,10
with power attachment: 1 n Beon- | on
ony gas engine, 386 ft cotton 28 ft
Gandee belt, Harness for olght horses
set tug harness 3 sets chain harmess,
wet housings, collars, bridles and breech-
ings: Leola hog feeder, seed corn drier,
Chatham windmill, lot blacksmith tools,
including drill press, vise; rope and tackle,
Just a new one; 2 large meat vessels, good
as new; barrels good home-made wheal
barrow; 100 bushel potato crates, material
for wagon tongues, coupling poles and
some plank, sheep rack, and other articles
16 to 25 tons mixed hay; oats and corn
by the bushel
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
conl range, brooder
tension table, sink, flour
and some butcher tools, 4
meat and other
I. ¥, Mayes, auct
H. L, Ebright, clerk.
J.
The undersigned will
at his residence, 4%
Pa
at
i pada
¢lleville,
P
belt, MONDAY,
following
HEAD
oid,
MARCH 17,
the personal property;
G8 LAVESTOCK ~8orrel]
13
lua
works
3
one;
Veurs
roan colt,
and wood two 4
i mules,
old, one a good single line
workers,
HEAD OF CATTLE
them are Registered, including
Reg'stered Ayreshire cows
CHICKENS.
FULL, LANE OF
MENTS,
Bale
good
21
2 wood stoves
12-ft. ex
couch
rings,
slave, stove,
chest,
kettles,
articles
200
FARM
Bon ow,
o'clock A
12
pocurity
at 11
of
approved
E. H
to begin
CLOYD BROOKS.
Terms: A coreddit
PUBLIC SALE. ho given with
and three-fourths
Hull, on
TUESDAY,
following
i DRAFT
years i
| re
One miles East of
Centre
MARCH 18, at 0 A,
property
M., HEAD AND FOOT BOCIAL.
the personal
HORSE
March
fs:
Zrs
1
AD OF CATTLE
Young Heifers; 3
breeding
OF HOGS
rrow i
arifty
Hol
2 HEAD
will
1
]
4 stein
boar;
1063
Ap
8
SHEEP 16 owes w lambs or with ME FY
mb; one yeariing
0 White leghorn
ph AO PO ¢
LY CT Le 8 of
17 R BALE
ner
The
8h %
for sale home
good tillahie
West
and
land,
wots 3% mile of Potters
barn
check
outbullding in
Inquire of Mre. Martha
the premises
repair
fer, on
of
Con~-
019
INSURANCE An
mare,
WANT TO BUY
OR SELL ?
SEE US FIRST.
weoroers
Years
of |
five
will
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Automobile
sation
and Fire.
Vis
Mills.
od Bell
CENTRE HALL, PA.
41R3
cry
¥
FARM MACHINERY,
tor, In good running
Paco
tractor
fondoars #434 OPE
Tenders govern
plow
Drover
} a
BRK trast
MAC
CON
FIDENTIAL
row
G Le
when authorized in
bank.
JACOB SHARER AND SON
STOCK
of
REMOVED
rorys oo
prom
DEAD
oe charge, anywhere. any
's Rendering Works, phone 36
call at our
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EW SPRI
are in Gay Prints and
Printed Crepes $ 1 5 .00
x
Tiny motifs vi i sinty floral patterns for favor. Not
ontent
oulded
8 in thelr slim
delicately
tie capeiets to the shoulders.
Delis?
their boleros
with
are they with
Irihas
puffs
sleeves a'bow
slightly belted and blouse effects.
The silhouettes is modified not at ali extreme and
very becoming
BLUES GREENS
RUST BLACK
MULTI-COLORED PRINTS
BIEGE
—— A
Jaunty New Suits
for Spring
$29.50
RICH wool nubbed tweeds....the sharkskin cloth. «COV
ert....the trico doth. An incomparable fashion for the young
Miss. . . .for sports or street wear.
These new creations come .in two
and three-plece models... with skirt
and jacket....or skirt, jacket, and a
blouse that may be worn tuck-in or ov-
er-blouse fashion.
Intriguing little jackets. ...as jaunty as’ can be....whose
cut is on the flue line with a suggestion of the nipped-in
waistline. Bkirts are expertly gored and some flare nicely
a bX below the knees :
TANS
Tans flecked with green
Tans flecked with rose
Tans flecked with blue.
NAVYS
E. E. McMEEN
The People’s Big Store of
Patterns
Printed Chiffons
AE AE
INFANTS’
CREEPERS
PRINTS, and Broadcioths. All are
trimmed with contrasting oclora
Pinks, blues, greens, and white.
3
$1.00 to $2.95
Sizes 1 to
Infants’ Sweater
and Beret Sets
BET consists of SWEATER-—In coat
and slip-on model—-and BERET,
Pink, blue, green, maize and white,
$1.95 and $2.95
New Stationery
NEW and extremely attractive
with
correspondingly l'mod envelopes in nove
$1.00
“2
& CO.
Lewistown.
Buff, gray, gen, and white,
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