IRSDAY, MARCH 13, 1930. I. | of a Truckman ‘With a Modern Maid ee 1. ut] a di he truck came to a sudden stop | * = fat ut " the Sie ly little roadster behind it, in | up. Fina ly \ what Boh if a violent application of brakes, | lence I retained. “figs” 4 § sh dig- with its front bumper giving Miss,” 1 with as much 8 sar end of the truck ever so | nity as 1 could muster, “Fm sorry la jolt f had to stop so studi nly, hut I had no ( » losire to run over that three-year-old il, blankety-blank, desire o : rt & voungster who dashed across the sha know how to drive, ya so- | ° )? What's the big idea, huh?’ Now. go along to your tea or : yonr car isn't damaged, jt my lands over JY eats. DUE hefore, I'm very, very ho in the thiz-and-that gave you mse, ya something-or-other? For ts Pd—" at crass vulgarity, 1 thought, slightly ireitnted. Is Ir anv won. der that suc) gel stay In the same old rut? Imagine one of my profes- gion using profanity like that! dl kept fort pa said blank itl sireet. bridge party and as 1 said sorry.” And with that I climbed Into my i truck and drove away.~Kansas City Star, <ll Company Has 1,212,089 Telephones in Use ii: Penna.; Gain of 80,966 During Year erage Daily Volume of Local | RELL TELEPHONES alls Increases to 5,128,880; |— Plant Investment Grows. | The Bell Telephone Company of | mnsylvania had 1,212,080 tele- ones in operation on January 1, cording to the annual report re- | ntly made public by Leonard H.| innard, president. This represents| \ increase of 80,986 instruments) rer the number in service on Janu- vv 1, 1829. These telephones were served by 075,206 miles of wire throughout] ie State, of which 416,736 were dded last year. At the beginning { i nmin wi a] The chart above clearly indicates the steady increase in the number of Bell telephones in Pennsylvania since POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. ——— Pro————— For Republican the Republican party. Congress, of the 28rd We are fnnounce Yoters I hereby To the Clearfield, Centre subject to voters al Tues P. LONG, composed of for Election nomination the Primary Tuesday, May 20, the decision of the Republican ny, May 20th, 1930 CHARLES Spring Mills (Centre Co.) Pa. For State Senator. We are authorized to announce the same of Harry B. Scott, of Philips- burg, Pa., as a candidate for the nom- | nation for State Senator, representing the Thirty-Fourth tpsburg, Pa., as the Primary Election to be held on Tues- | May 20, 1930. day, May 20th, 1830, subject to the] : = rules governing the Republican party. MOR 84 3 - For State POR SALE. w . ied clover seed —W, e are authorized to announce the Hall: phone 74R14. name of Harry B. Scott, of Philips- | burg, Penna., as a candidate slectoin for State Committeeman resenting Centre County, at the Committeeman. the ap- WALL PAPER Special price on all Pri- to April 1st. 206% ior «9 70 M., Tressler, KE. MARCH —R, C. FRIDAY, Chalrman, at held on Farm stock and up sale~E, thel SATURDAY, of Phil- County Hugg Centre farm, west of Old Fort, by ~—Bome stock and a ments.~I. ¥. Mayes, SATURDAY, MARCH mile South of Linden Harshbarger will goods. Also at administrators of deceased, wil sell the preperty of same. --J SATURDAY, Mrs. Marta held wane Centre atoll in clock, HANGING now |erty of the late Ha south of Spring MI ley: 2 cows, lot 0l2 MONDAY, MARCH Ee A. M., onedmif mile HERD SIRE: Nap gire and dam are Beauty Plum Johanna, days; 1264 Johanna: tine: butter ir Onaco Beauty, born Oct 4 great Poled butter, desog its of the record cow ' T Ibs, 1 105: year, + 1 year; 1 year; his sire; cendant of f the present year, 97 per -ceh 0111919, the total instruments in service ne local exchange wire and 87 Per), in; increased from approximately | ent. of the toll wire were in cables. g00,000 to more than 1,200,000 | During 1929, the company’s invest-| during the decade. ent in telephone plant and equip-| z ! sent increased from $250,377,788 10] wre a daily avers; § 279987 toll, | 272,570,188. i mt.of town calls. A total of Land and buildings owned by the. org 4 ne distance ealls to points valued at $32,740,000. state also were handled the company owned ; were under con-| “, a rented buildings| BR part ompany are Jn January 1, {09 buildings, two struction, and 398 were occupied in whole or in for various purposes. Ts Last year a total of $5,550,406 was "% sxpended for additional central office | F2 pquipment. Ten complete central | office units were placed in service, and large additions were made to 56 units. The average daily volume of local telephone calls during 1929 as 5,128,880. an increase of 364,640 over the previous year. In addition, there the 1,212,089 Bell ration on last Janu- were 241,264 telephones 240 companies of sepa- ship and management, 17 telephones “owned iations were operated hboards of the Bell } nning of this year there hones in Pennsyl- Listening to New York’s Noise Tecknicians from the Bell Telephone Laboratories are shown measuring the deafening effects of noise in New York, in connection with studies being made ' by the Noise Abatement Commission. A microphone that records the city's | harsh cacophony is suspended around the neck of the man to the left. The | telephone engineer at the rear of the truck, holding a receiver to his ear, is measuring and charting the intensity of the din. Police Telephone Typewriter System Opened by Governor cows. 15 tween 1 and 2 herd Herd in butter, $161 calves, ” 3c: herd acoredited, never had Also, 2 shoats, farm falo Run Valley; 6 miles north of State College; Tyrone, S. BR. MILLER & L. PF. MAYES, John Spearly A e— Mills, on the Allison Jacobs: Clean-up and TUESDAY, M., 1% miles déast of Jacob Bharer and and implements. —E, 1927; Key his tone T a, 1 Plum of Centre Halli, J. C. Pon- farm stock and the. milk sale. —L. PF. WEDNESDAY, Jolie mig the above Buffalo Run Farm slean-up sale —~E BATURDAY, P. M., by Harry E. Hall: Farm E M Smith, SATURDAY, cast of M. sharp, Robert Centre Hall hotel draft horses, also 4 n ne ad hors auct. ance. +) TUESDAY, Fen labout % mile north of Potters Nils on the F. A. Auman farm, will sell: Livestock and implements. Sale at 12 o'clock ~E. M. Bmith, auct. THURSDAY, MARCH 27th, st 18 A. on the W. A. Alexander farm, % mile west of Old Fort, RL. B Dinges wil sell farm stock and implements; cleans up sale~E, M. Smith, auvct, FILLDAY, MARCH 28th, at 12 o'ciosk sharp, on Foal farm on State road be {tween Tusseyville and Boalsburg, A&- am FF. Smith will sell live stock and implements. ~—E. M. Bmith, auct, SATURDAY, MARCH 29th, at 12:98 ‘o'clock P. M., 2% miles east of Potters Mills, in Georges Valley, D. D. Decker will hold a stock sale of twenty cows, otlock, 5 hogs, ete~E. M. Smith, suct. of he ———— INSURANCE | Automobile Workmen’s Compen- sation and Fire. J. ROY SCHAEFFER, CENTRE HALL, PA. 41113 at 9:30 A. clean- 1:60 Durst niaie imple- persona; Admx., willd household? King, auct 10:00 of Potters: Albert] farm stocks auct. Bell stock | auct. | OIL ESMAN this terri- COTPOTS~ GXPear- selling to or ace with the farm opportunity investment, 3 SA WANTED in wy a preferably clean-up | i 19, at 9 a.| Hefonte, on! 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