THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL. BANKERS MEET AY ; Afferent kinds of agricultural projects,
Le STATE COLLEGE | from girls’ sewing clubs to sending
Pludging teams and club delegations
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Clean-up sale of household goods of ————— {to young Farmes' Week and Farm 6€
. oo 3 ¥ Contre 2H Nat "or . . tt l Products Hows
Mra, I KE. Arney, nti H 1 Phat millions of dollars have been | Products Show
urday, August 23, at 1:00 o'clo p.m . : i In addition to Mr, Ebright ths coun
: Hadded to Pennsylvania farm incomes |, :
. > ' Was epresented at the State Col
Mrs. Charles toyer, formeriy tl wh count farm agents Maced |
rl y thi tt ounty fax 2 Pra A lege 3-day meeting hy N. BE. Robb,
Spring Mills but ow living wit} ) 1 65 of the 67 cot ies by Pe sylva- | ead "wm “ : : 4 A . :
EY Wt Hii y College and the Feimnsy Va | trcasuror Bellefonte Trust Co. is when the iron is hot.”” The time to buy is Now. Whether you need
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son, Rev. Victor Royer, was in town]pin State College and the Federal gov Taxation costs to th farmer ars
WARALO ONIN ) ne : a i 3
nm Saturday. She is also visting about} opnm ; as an outstanding fact ont at y » ag : : n Wh : : : > :
oC urGay. Bh SPT a rp LS ANEINE ares {out of all proportion to those in any clothes for picnic, for school, or for Fall, now is the time to sélect the things
Spring Mills o etl out by bankers at the eighth other business bankers learned from :
3 14 ¢ tt il conference of key bankers and | 3" : A Eel THN ote y > cree y " * . . .
A substanthl wooden stwieture, 18x 00winl conference of key bunkers and | op,” agricuitural scottomicassecia you need. A sufficient stock of seasonable articles can still be found at rea-
24 feet in dimensions, is being erected Pippy » HY (mM comm iste, and they : commends 1 the college .
along the south side of the Main]tee of the Pennsylvania State Bank (for studies which it has started m sonable prices,
8 8s ati hel las ecek-end ie 7
crs’ Association held last week-end at this important matter. It was stated
ithe farmer cannot Progress econom
As 3 ' the 60 ey bankers and | ' f
5 one of th key ETS and lenlly under the present system and
oars,
porn
avenue on Grange Park, by the asso
clation for the use of W. R. Gentzel,
State College, who will exhibit radios : i H
: Om tee 2y § the conference, . | 3 :
in Rk. committeemen a : | bankers urged college workers to
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I. Ebright, cashier of the First Na- | Loca A . E {
an 8 . ley Allis andiwo ional ani of enre ! 4 8 So Mitse Mudies and Svoive, JI 2 79 SHO S 2 79 95 DR SS S 95
Mr. and Mrs. Manley 3h tional bank i Lem Hall, upon hi possible, a tax program based on pro- ® . | 5. E E 5.
small children, of Syracuse, New York, return from State College declared a
State College
| ductivity of their farms
Where farms are no longer able to A ‘wide. asmoriient—all Biz | An excellent group, nice, fresh,
| 1 ball : . af m all Blazes of 3
produce econom pally college special ea : | 3 ,
LADIES SHOES—in all season- | cool, Summery garments, smart, =«
for two weeks wire guests of the review of banker-farmer activities re
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E.lvealed an astonishing scope of co-op
Allis, 'n town. Mr. Allis is a driver|sratio it » State College exten- |, .
mid eration with the Stat ollege ext ists recommend reforestation. In ad
for the Franklin Motor Company injgion service for general improvement |, 3 i
{ dition to economic problems facing the
his home town. of farm conditions throughout the farmer of today, the bankers learned a . . : $ and values,--well we reduc-
Memorial craftsmen held a conven State, In almost al Sousit es the bank of the BL0-vear ‘fertilizer experiments MANY FORMERLY AS +d AY OY » f h a f $
tion of national scope at Buffalo, New|, larmers and State College through where It was shown that every dollar HIGH AS 86.00 : | €d every one of them from
York, three days last week. Much fin-[!!8 counly agents. are OLE h ‘NUS | wisely Invested in fertil Yer returns NOW $8 95 NOW .
ished work and machinery were on| nN 'Mproving agriculture, State banks |, dollars to the farmer. and on a | +740 i
exhibition The convention was at
tended by Mr, an Mrs H, G. Strohm vantage of fattening steers on a corn
eler, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Homan dlage ration : ie GREEN STAMPS WITH EVERY PURCHASE
and daughter Mildred. The 1 est thrill
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Frazier, Mr. wis the oppo t unity on Friday fter '
and Mrs. Earl Frazier and children. Room 0 mee the 350 farm « Iu » boys
ind £48 who were visiting State 31
Mr. and Mra Daniel Daup, Jr., and ® ¢ 0 * 4 + + a and g) who wer isiting Sta
ge at the same time for 1 i
80 ilEan and Daniel Daup, Sr. = - .
o a i pt hoe ' ty traveling in ALTOONA BOOSTER clih work with which so many b 4 RE YOUR DOLLARS
CO prised ar auto party i Vel 8 1 vs po a # y Stats a tr a fo RB} “WHE i] LL §
two cars who drove to Millwood. thir MERCHANTS SAY: hi aly . ih ban GO FARTHEST” MILLHEIM
ty miles southeast of Pittsburgh, on Trade in your home stores first, IL al)
Saturday, and were over-n ght guests :
of Jere Frazier. at the home of" his but come to Booster Store for World More Libsral.
son-in-law, A. R, Kepple. the things your home merchant The world Is getting more liberal, any sms Ee ——————————————————— Ties ———————
able colors
are now putting almost $30,000 a year
visit to the livestock range saw the
into cooperation with upwards of 40 | hn h ii MEH LNEY V in
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Miss Martha Geiss will teach a pri cannot supply. way. In the old days heretics were C D. CASEBEER,Y {r SN
mary grade in the Bishop Street . ® . . placed on the rack, and now they are . .
school. Bellefonte, taxing the place of placed on the first page, REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST,
Miss Mame Woods, who was granted a BB ensiissssmmemism———— Eyes Examined — Glasses Flited
vear's absence Miss Geiss is a grad Feet Toward East. Satinfastion Giarantasd.
uate of Bellefonte High and Ten arents are In- In the old colonial burying grounds | © oot po sedan
University, Ph lladelphia Inming of New England the graves are so Established 1906. BELLEFONTE, PA
nf ie Pog placed that the bodies lle with the
Het 'ownship. : dud vited fo Attend feet toward the east. NO EXCUSE FOR A
Mrs. eorge E. Sachlis an sons A ————————
Kenneth an e, Jr, and Vernor : Sure Proof “SPLITTING HEAD” Thr es | eo kh El :
Sadshal), Here Dv i op De i the If you wish to know whether he There's no need for an aching head te spoil ) 2 i x visit t ¢ ectric
r day.
3. CO) am are
! . and va coaches the track team or has the ;
Margaret Godsha 's Aspe
tal city Vernon was employed in he Opening Displays De OE) om Wy wiry a en : ; al Supply Company
in-law. Next month he will becom ————
OE et. of Wouldn't That Be Nice? Pilate Arey alii
A. P. Krape and B. } smerick Ie Nearly every “good conversational- | eli ous chewing gum form You can take it oot at t e
ly paid 5 k ! : i yes 3 181 , C 00 ec S Ist thinks fonversalion ought to be 31 ” 4 ' a The 4 hn mye
a Penn State
Lock monologue, with an occasional “yes”
Tom eh 4 for boys and girls, | ee TE & : Troy wi te ies 1 hm Centre Hall Fair
. in The power of separating the intel- | ¢ As a
visitors stood nileeh Zee! fou lect from the senses, and reason from k, , relief from the pais of bead .
nent, # inser toriatie $ o or aches algi writ 1 t bels teak we
ALTOONA [Gren is cece of te beh | it dorm All the latest Electrical De-
i severe Caves as f w Perat or
——————— “ druggist does pot have Dit
BOOSTER Wind. haeuiioviogon Ig 0 Toh neg vices for the Home and
re non Hy & wind FE ons 4
F m } . i teach us, ‘harlie? Charles-"Not to
Ohio.
are reiative
one of their hows here. © | Starting Friday, ant, Sm Sper
Fogg AT TN .
Mrs. W apener, mad ne
avoons = | RE | Free Prizes
Booster Stores GIVEN TO EVERYONE
What Flattens ‘Em
Most people display money enough
for short flights It is a whole week
of it that flattens (hem.
night of broken rest
followed .by hours of
mental or physical strain;
Harvey and husband, Fre vey,] kinds and many the rood g nerves tensed almost to the WwW |
ang doy uth, of State College.! school Boys and Giis will be made | | $ Pi J’ x breaking point; irritable; € welcome you.
ed Feats of BI 1 eh : Iinauds unable to concentrate—an-
Mrs. John Neese. and family, and then] August 22nd | other hectic night and mis-
0 Corning, in the mame State, where! . _. Soaning Dissinss will. affont 1% = Shampoo erable day ahead of you. | he
an aunt, Mrs. Herman ler, % Wh 9 ut
: Conta BE: Siti sini y endure it Dr. Miles
their host for a few days. The p parents an unusual opportunity to ¢ Nervine quiets the nerves brings
returned home Sunday night make selections with entire satis Leaves your calm and poise, and permits re-
ing their trip for a week and one day. faction. freshing sleep.
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Mr, and Mrs. Edward Franke and hair lustrous, Dr. Miles’ Nervine is now ®
children, Buddy and Florence, of Bal ll made in two forms-Liquid and eC 1I’'1C u 0.
timore, Md. arrived here Saturday VISIT : healthy, and Effervescent Tablet. Both are f
night by auto. They yere guests here ( 1 d / the same therapeutically.
of Mrs, Franke's mother, Mrs, Clara y : > : ] 110i 100 dary!
Meeker, and brothers and sisters. They LAKEMONT PARK 5 )
retirndd home Wednesday, Mr Franke for Recreation and Boating. # : At your dealer’ s— or send 5 0¢ F 6%
hols the important position of super-{| Une of Pennsylvania's Finest Rec: ] ull ize bottle to P od / /) uae)
intendent of supplies and advertis 18 reatpn Centers, Jor fu “$1z¢ botile io [anaud, 4
of the Financial Service Company, all jyysipr PARKS | ER Dept M,220E 2151, New York. | ERVI \ |)
commercial bank, and that accounts [We will send sample bottle free] TABLETS
for his short absence from duty.
famous the world over
by Booster Stores starting Friday,
Bellefonte State College
for Recreation and Swimming.
World's Largest Concrete Swim-
ming Pool,
The concert given Friday night on : , - MR oe
the Lutheran church lawn by the !
waville phe OTE WM ‘as :
Ton or ny, Hoe bang wis » | MILE-A-MINUTE MARTY —by— Decker Chevrolet Co., Bellefonte, Pa.
pitition of tl her re most ex
cellent entertainments. The band was
« ompoed of : thirt yfour pe — a Every Wednesday : 1
each an artist in his lina The lead Prevry = AND, 0H ¥ PHY) 241108 fo) 2 You COULD EXPECT IH
er is also a product of the home, hav i Fou For T= PASSIN LOT FE You BOUGHT |
ing gaduated ten Years ago and has Is Suburban Day : . MARTY - YES, wi THRU GooPTOWMM 2
been in charge of the band for about > Alt i UmNcLE HAM ye omMLY DID Have Tug REAR AXLE
two years. Kenneth Wert, gon of in oona i 7 TA DrRoPPED OUT
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John B., Wert, of near Tusseyville,
drives the big truck carrying the boys !
on their. trip. Booster Stores
eet een /
Brungart Reunion, Closed Thursday Afternoons During | / : SEC aL DD FUE, hr
— ain ite He it es 7] CA al VGANDS. x 5
Ear amily 0 ilo, ennsylvania, . 5 Ti ied
Kansas, Kentucky, and Illinois, attend: ATTEND = a REF EE or 0)
ed the seventh annual reunion of the cr ’ 4 i — ps 0
Brungarts at Hecla Park, Saturday. ALTOONA | ’ gs " ——
Miss Cecelia Brungart, of Rebersburg,
was elected sceretary to fill the vacan- SPEEDWAY RACES 1930 Model A Ford Sedan 1928 Essex Coach and Sedan 1927 Ford Roadster ...........
cy caused by the death of Dr. ¥ E. LABOR DAY 1928 Model A Ford Business OROH ouvevivinnsinisionanss SR00.00 1926 Chevrolet Coach .........
1020 Chevrokt Coach ..........8800.00 1925 Chevrolet Coach .........
Gutelius, of Miltheim. The following Coupe ‘ees
officers were re-elected to serve the en SEPTEMBER X 1928 Ford Tourlng............. 1926 Chevrolet Landau Sedan . $150.00 Jus Jura Towel Brant
suing year: Jasper R. Brungart, of Better Attractions Than Ever! 1928 Ford Coupe. ........oonups.
Rebersburg, president and geneologist : 1925 Rollin Couper. ...... Auburn Stralght “8° Cylinder 1987 1925 Dodge Roadster ..........
oO ’ 1925 Buick Roadster ¥ 1925 Oldsmobile Coupe ........
Vera C. Brungart, of Washington, D. 4-Door Sedan, looks like new; 18 Chevrolet Cone ss so
. . OW . 1927 Ford Coupe ..
historian; W, Harrison Walker, of TOON 1923 Buick Sedan, Light Six... perfect In every way #100.00 1926 Chrysler COUPE «vvsvovn...
Cheeni
Bellefonte; T. Mark Brungard, of Lock
Haven: Dr. G, B. Frank, of Millheim:
oi pel BUSTER ASSIGTION Decker Chevrolet Co.
Rock, and A, Frank Hockman, of Min-
er trrtei :. Mi Bluty Phone 405 BELLEFONTE, PA.
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