THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1930. THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
=4 2 4 0 a ed field, Mrs. Burd’s Hat Shop, Millheim. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
CORRESPONDENTS FARM CALENDAR Protect Chicks from Disease Mrs. Burd's Hat Shop, Milthelm, has DEAD BTOCKE REMOVED prompt- |
DEPARTMENT — Prevent in every way the carrying always been known for its fine line lly, free of charge, anywhere, any time. | §
® » eo . 2.0 0 5 ¢ 9 0 TIMELY REMINDERS FROM of infection from mature fowls and], millinery at reasonable urices, ~Vogt's Rendering Works, phone 26,
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» ny i from contaminats $ro 0 voting Centre Hall: call at our expense,
REBERSBURG. PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE | C0 COTImled 1 . 0 yoUn®l Aga special for Baster 1 have a fing] Contre Ha : = : r 4
chicks, wivep the old and young stock OIL BALE “wiking duck epes: price +1
Mrss Elda Musser moved into a part SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE =p : ot of good style and quality hats at] FOR Bal Peking Quok cgxs; pr Automobile
aparate, State College poultry spec . ’ ’ We dozen Lewis Garrick, Centre
f the Agnev dmber oa last week. . a “a . ’
cl th Agnew Limbert home la eek ® oo 8 2 ® wo 9» . ists urge. $1.95 each. Call and sce for yourself Hall: ‘phone T6112 Workmen § Compen-
Kermit Mever and girl friend, from 2t 616 .
Pitcairn, spent the week-end at thejCull Qut Poor Cows atts ull ones HOME POR SALE ~—Nnar peice sation
Henry Meyer homo. Kermit works for Dalry leaders say that if each farm PUBLIC SALE REGISTER. : in Georges a) lose .
’ i | 03 i ny in i kes his living from milking SATURDAY. APRIL 19. 1:00 o'cloc If you need a new radiator, we have and F ire.
i estinghouse lactic company . { ¢ 1 8 living o Lika SATURDAY, APRIL : : HOCK y :
the W hous ga ’ hr~wiho May R i : : 9 COOH, them in stock; or if you want your
6s Mitts “wh ( 3 W le se] tus ne unprofitable | antrae : r 1 Iriaghiin: (“les . f : and " gary outhbulldiees va - ps
Tg, Phsiets Cow 10 the butcher the Drabiem Of the] up sure of Texseros ovarian: Clean a one repaired, give us a trial—W, |Stable and necosmsy outbullliess, va-|\§ 5 ROY SCHAEFFER,
Annie Bright, who is «mployed Injcow to the butcher the probiem of the up sale of hoygehold goods, ete, E. M, s 3 fond wt if fraud acres of labile and
: | : iller, Bellefonte. 017 : s Ep
State College, was at the home of her dairy industry would be solved. An-{gmith, auet H, Miller, Belletonts 1 | J ocntion, on public ¥obd.- Wits orcail | § CENTRE WALL, PA.
i ther way is to fatten the cow for a \ Pony : 2 oe ‘aree v " : Bell 41513
aughter on the farm. (r BN
aiails, 1 3 }
repare Lambs for Market.— \ , : ph
oman). AGNIRE | RADIO SEMESAN BEL
Welding & Brazing Repair Service Insiantancous Dip Treatment
in a modern
Cabbage Porte |§ REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS Ter roared 18 le:
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an good
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All Work Promptly done, i . adic Hots i Rea
wonable
Satisfaction Guaranteed,
| Fnereases
Vernon Garbrick | To ng an
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cextme wary, va. 3H GSNYDER'S RADIO SHOPPE ox PL ~ X
Lies PROFITS
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(I. 0. 0. F. Building.)
CENTRE HALL, PA.
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) way to increase your potato ’ + attacks of certain soil-infesting
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wolits 18 10 give Your seed a rg amisms are often [re vented bv the
; chance to produce a bigger vield of coating of a disinfectant which remains
bye tter-quality prota bos by treating seed on the seed [noc throughout the CaN,
before planting with Semesan Bel,
4 . Christie & S« Maine said >
POPP PIn § : A. | bir tie & Son of Maine Easily Applied—
pr 4 y that Semesan Bel seed treatment in- -
WANT TO BUY creased their yield 5 barrels per acre Inexpensive
lown thd next spring for potatoes. ’ ) 1 , ' J des 4 7 ba & IOEe . J
. : . : OR SELL ? " over untreated \ d ail : barrel OE One pound of Semesan Bel makes
SPRING MILLS - 7 ? 1 thay orl gate WH Der haixe Cy ha 10 quarts of oi » whine h treats from 16
Febaes > twa . en hall Yin fate Ferrn ha pm TR : 3 indi) | male, ie potatoes grown from Seme. 99 1, ln ch
en in the Grange hall] “Plants from the green] ouse or h SEE US FIRST. : vi attr Bel trentek send oh troed otc 10.22 bush
mix with cold water, dip and plant
barrels more No. 1 stock than those ni "a A aM
seed potatoes Simply
Li i i Semesan Bel retains its disinfecting
L h . » a : © fo -
from corrosive sublimate treatec i strength until completely used. ne
; ; : : / man alone can easily treat from 200 10
C. D. BARTHOLOMEW . Zs pissuse Losses 400 bushels per dav, No « Xpensive
CENTRE HALL, PA. — £7 / equipment required. Even sprouted
Such diseases as Rhizoctonia, scab seed may be safely treated with Seme-
and black leg, which reduce vields and san Bel. Use for both white and sweet
lower Crop « uality, are due to surface potatoes, Packed in all convenient
br fungi and bacteria, sizes from one to 300 pounds. Four
infections be
Treating the seed with Semesan Bel ounces, 50c: one pound, $1.75; five
0 you feel destroys such surface borne organisms. pounds, $8.00. Buy a can today.
Use Ceresan for seed grains and cotton; Semesan Jr. for seed corn;
like a burglar Semesan for vegetable and flower seeds and bulbs,
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: GEO. H. STOVER,
in you r own CENTRE HALL
attic? . . »
SER a RP as
k 8 FARMER was awakened
“Er! A SE one night by the reflec.
BOALSBURG ITEMS, tion of light on the ceiling. He ran to the wine. > ’
1 Henry Bubeck, of Phil dow in time to sce the tail light of a retreating You don t have
tors at the me of truck and in a glance saw that his barn doors
were open.
Too late to pursue, the farmer telephoned his
neighbors and the sheriff, It was not more than
half an hour before the truck was halted and its the dark when
occupants captured. They had attempted to steal
thirty bushels of wheat, harness, and a variety
of farm implements. : there S 4 good
Theodore Roosevelt
Le once said:
to rummage in
light close by.
| WEST
PENN
POWER CO
Bank will star umn ile of closing on Baturday afternoon
and opening on Baturday evening from 7 to 8, Sat, March 28th,
JUAN JR ION DENT RGB IER RON I Ee Ie
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CENTRE HALL, PA.
WITS TORTIE BORN BRR UU TAU 0 SATE I INE JIARTEE Merpa
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i now considering the purchases of
Malta Hall #n Boalsburg,
Mi D. K. Mothersbaugh of Will
iamsport, spent some time visiting ou ever
among friends In this vicinity. Y
D. W. Meyer has returned to his
home after spending the winter months eee A N N O U N C E M E N 1 eee
at Altoona and State College,
Rev. W. J. Wagner and Rev. J. F.
Harkins, of State College, attended the . . ®
50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and A high class tire You W e entre dad a 10 tore
Mrs. Gise Wagner at Centre Hall, on
Friday evening. Mrs, Wagner and can’t equal for mileage and
Mri Harkins were compelled through
fllness to forego the pleasure of at- looks at. dollars more. A (Located in the Odd Fellows’ Building)
tending the affair.
Mrs, Emma Stuart returned home lifetime guaranteed
Saturday after spending the winter
with her song in Crafton, and fs en- Authorized Dealer for the
wing her usual good health, { OODYEAR
r. W. W. Woods has returned from
F weeks visit in Pittsburgh.
Young was mfined to his 4 S
lincas last week. PATHFINDER
genuine SUPERTWIST ... | J
Cord. Come in. You'll say it's the best buy in
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Millheim; $1.
on, et ux, to WW, F. Stov- years.
tract in Penn twp.; $1.
W. 8. "Stover 7. 8. Bre » pe. ns der patents and applé-
W. HB Stover, et ux, to W. 8. Breon, x ih
ract in Pann twp: $1. Breor A REAL GOODY EAR. i be fool b Diets fan /
Wm. E. Smith, et ux, to School Dis -d Associates. ‘ »
trict of State College; tract in State r :
College: $9,000. roe
Mary C. Johnston, Adm., to Elza-
beth Kline, tfact in Ferguson twp.}
$1.000, Al I P - |
Eimira BE. Tatz, to Charles lose, of Tubes 80 Ww ri .
ux, tract In Spring twp. 34.000, We also Repair and Service all makes of Radios---any time, any place.
Katurah Walker, ot al, to W. J.
Walker, tract in Miles twp.; $700,
Sadie Auman, et al, to N. H. Wing- Come in and look over our line of
ard, tract in Penn twp. - $5850,
W. J. Walker, ot ux, to IH. Leigh MAJESTIC RADIOS
Ebright, ®ract in Miles twp.: $1. ’ .
Harry E. Dunlap, sheriff, to 1. W. |
‘Witmer, tract in Harris twp.; $1.
Claude 1. Smeltzer to Leroy (1 8Bmel- Centre Hall ; | We have SIX MODELS, including RADIO and
“THE WORLD IN YOUR HOME”
tzer, tract in Ferguson twp.; $1.
Clara M.Iwister to RR. CC. Parsons, PHONOGRAPH COMBINATIONS
et ux, tract in Potter twp.: $2100. ! vg»
W. Harrison Walker, Adm., to Wm. MORE PEOPLE BUY GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ANY OTH. Ww. A. HOMAN : F. E. SNY DER,
A Leech, tract in Harrs twp.; $400, Sales and Accessories Repair Work
James W. Peters, ¢t al, to Kelley
Henry, tract in Ferguson twp.; $1800.
C. PP. Tong to: Charles lL. McCool,
ef ux, tract Ih Gregg twp. $1.