THE qt RE PORTE OENIEE. HALL, PA. ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST. NOVEMBER COURT. Fleser sa. cat ot Yu “Every man and woman {8 urged I s— to join as a member of the local Red A Preparations are being made for Regular Court Opens Monday, Novem- : . Cross Chapter, not only to be a part. the 24th annual sale of Christmas ber 10th, . : < Seals and Health Bonds. ner in supporting the work through _—— The last quarter session of the Cen-} his membership, but also to serve The local W. CC. T. U, will meet on tre county court will convene Monday, should an emergency occur.” Tuesday evening of next wéek at the] November 10. Jurors drawn for the —a —— ——— home of Mrs. J, C. Goodhart. two weeks are as follow: : : Nabe If this cold spell means anything, it means buy your Winter Clothes NOW. TRAVERSE JURORS Fall and Winter Mliilinery. Drawn to serve. for first week: Beautiful new fall and winter hats - rere Nr mtemrtesamerretvmeemseresteeeessarememnemsen ’ : Frids n business Cc GQ Avery, hook keeper Philipsburg at Mrs. Burd's Hat Shop, M Hheim, was in town on riday on iio: Martin 2 > Mar Brower, laborer . Rush Twp. | Pa. 3t.045 ’ bi Wilber Ik erchant., .. . Bellefonte Rdward Poorman. Bellefonte, and] i “L "Ruth. laborer ..... Potter 8 ina E Wm. St Clair, of Woodward, received JR. C, Blaney, farm agent Bellefonte p R. J Braucht, farmer Haines Tw n - { lacerath oe i face when : lacerations on the head and face whe Mrs Arta (Cobb, hskpr.... Bellefonte their car collided with another on Al- Mrs, Mary Cramer, hskpr.. LL ibarty Twp legheny street, Bellefonte. Roy Colhoun, mechanic........Unlonville For Men and Boys at very Underwear, Sweaters, Woolen . ? C.F. Corman, lumberman, ..... Penn Tw p : itl 8 i "¥ nr ig, ‘otter Twp i wl wr ayivt} s 07 at i Mr. anid Mrs Edgar Miller moved in- | Mrs. Kathryn Carson, hskpr. Po Twi tas dsnnbila BP : dery ~anyth'ng a all to 1 ud Mrs, Edg Bate y Wm. Dennison, farmer Ferguson Twp * * * * ® » *» * reasonable prices—and in new to their home on Tuesday. The fur-iyjarvey C. Decker, laborer. ...Spring Twp Keon wi i, Flannel and flan- nishings had been placed months ago, | Ray Eckman (Lather, i Be logon te ALTOONA BOOSTER Fall fabrics—all Woolen Coats— A . tot tid vill apres] aes. | Calvin Eyer, farmer .....Ferguson Twp A wide variety—nicely style selottn ZOW? EY Jot} but the home was not regularly occu- | Ye" piv ieath, laborer . Boggs Twp MERCHANTS BAY: and ail good values jet wns: warm clothes of » ’ 1 OI he i \ HLT v Je Meming laborer......S8 Shi > S ne > ib hati a assur d av wide xvi ‘3 q pied by them untl the Ume 1 vned Chat on. Fleming. laporer. Yar Ho ow ohiae we Patronize Your Home Stores and exceptionally priced to suit . Herbert Garis, lahoter Potter Tw First. Come to Booster Stores the Miss Helen Odenkirk daughter } Ww Hoffman, registrar... State { oh ’ sid ALISS : ’ hu Clay Hall, R, R. man Rus h 3 for the Things Your Home Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Odenkirk, and vey Hagan, carpenter. Gregg’ . : i ’ nger, clerk .. State leg Stores Cannot Supply. senior in the local High school, enter: j=. hn otis Gregg T pms iiobnmng hut A ne ee fin eke ars TD Buy Your Warm Clothes NOW and Have Them ! querade party at her home Wednes- day night of las K. 1 rey Jol r Borer Bogs Miss Luella Ripka, daughter of Mr. Jains. LAM Ne, iter. Ferguson T. GREEN STAMPS WITH EVERY PURCHASE and . B, Lipo near Potters Albert : Artz, poultryma "erg usoL Now Is SEE He Time || NIENANS DEPARTMENT STORE the fall Ward Fisher, manager of the Electric Supply Company store at Pe Hefonte, above. most exacting purse, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rines gave a jlRarry Fors. oe or Hush ae “WHERE YOUR DOLLARS party in honor of ti bh Rearick, labore Patton Twp GO FARTHEST” MILLHEIM oe eg = on ¢ GEE nk {o Buy | school, ent enjoy ments were Served an Shops ores ir: Bellefont A ROA } RAYE TOneY Wmv Anson PENNY-A-WORD COLUMN | fron Tile % 5 4r : wn N t Fou thing hat 4 ri in > rr v ¢ The election i ver, the vote DEF = EE, ah He HERE A { 8k “§ J } 25¢ pays for a four-line ad, in this® ) bi Haines Twp od of 4 a3 ting of «bale : Ww ¥ " counted, the result announced, but aj paul Sis ent $ellef ont ; : hye a column. These little ads are wonder lo of us woul ke y teott to t ra (4 ork ‘hidtnshure } va re rH 1 workers in the way of results, Adver- jot of us w uid UK Mi . , Voge : Nor sottor Twp C Mo Wi - ICREASE, ise anything here, from a “Help Wanted” | what he really mean by the expr “YH larry eehdorfes VTE 3111 jim ro . . J hal iy to nn "House nnd Lot for Sale” i ARE . S , Enza sion that if re-elected senator he “willl Orlando Wag ore: A hey Will Save Money ! : me— - . OCTrvICE rh Ee A man bs foes a £. Tahorer. : fe ach - They Will Help ( ythers ! 8 : YS Hy AIRMAN PAYNE la : ca : : Zimmerman, painter... They Will Help Solve sm— Maxwell J. Moore m tic can- TRAVERSE JURORS . . tn mals al d S ce t didate for Congress in this, the 23rd,] Drawn for Second Weel the Unemployment Dicaster Relief an ervice 1o i RED PEIN 5 3 oh ie rs a oe le. : hn : ot ; . 1 ] rs - ' ok Libs he sn Spr B b Problem ! War Veteran s Make Heavy De- record 3 3 oa . Ta H Why depend R. F. Hunter. general booster, on their | Way. Boyer. laborer... ng Top. mands for First Ald on Highways | hone 7172: guess work. Geve i aflce. rth Cachet: coy 0b. 11. 3 §, ep Those Who Buy Mew Plan. : ’ SNYDER’S RADIO SHOPPE oe mie ing regres bt bn sin Fog ie init! Booster Stores eato give are mereasiozy bes. [§ REA], ESTATE bred herd prsesere : ! sas OR SELL ? SEE US FIRST. ware eees C. D. BARTHOLOMEW CENTRE HALL, PA. Lambert + 0 ee hed » Nittany Val hold its next ular meeting . ) A " Fray evening, November i The ‘ "IT net ute Twi Rev. Seth Russell, of Kart! A ; enti : ny i der of the program . Sh £ members of th itertaining pred f rh a . Yeats f Fram do wid Buy Now ad Save! [ener 7 0 TUL BY Br Edward Floriston, oF va Buy Now and oe ra Help Others! |.ci'cie ea cm E hay came east armwv At the present time ister, Mrs Centre Hill. While Byers worked in greatest irses in recently closed Paul =. are two vour - bg Set advertising pu Mr. Bradford } a herd of some for 1 the Red Cross now dop an ad " ty purebred Holste y ¢ 11M G d R d M k litional program-——that of combating care pr which he woting mus edt 0 1 DiS SASTERS CALL 00 oa $ a € tae tall of life from 1 stoma ile This gasoline engine is designed for women, It EE Ih re tn be my FOIN BED GROSS RELIEF, Altoona Booster Stores |° dents ar os tn Dt Sit Jove ! Jitve Has an automatic Mrs. Catharine choke. Speed is auto. We roe ; Se xem Et OAR 35% OF was soant in ta matically regulated George W Tressler of Centre H . ¢ Easily. Accessible P1,aV0,A8 . ihe a dui Exhaust is carried out was taken to the Geisinger Hospital AT Vv relief, the chairman point out. the window through 10 i be : JENA = " ve f (wntral Penn- Sand [Ser Sananda vs * ft. cable, The Hhnest Danville, Thursday of last week. b y ] Ee . “The Red Cross depends upon the washing machine en. son-in-law, od e Musser, of ——— ———— Sylvani all matlér W sd c oe public for its support, through their gine on the market Penns Cave district. She underwent an Vice Chairman Fieser Cites Read- oi : : oo ,. Fithisonnn memberships enrolled once eac h year operation on Friday and reports fron . ‘ . NRSYIYARAA 18 24mON a a in the period fre om Armistice Day to a { - . 1 ori Flows set SLOTONR i 4 3 the hospit al are to the effect that she iNEss to Act of National Soci ty wih : ¥ ¥ B " - anks giving Day.” * Jud dge Payne sald. is getting along very well ety, Which lesetns Loss Of | TF Ao ry Stores tor the “We do not receive any support from Mrs. Adelene Toms, aged 23 years | ife 3 500 Cha ter Aid i ’ . + "Torey . the Government, or through other tax. . v * LH C=—9, S | in hinges y¢ home storys oaje . h made an unsuccessful effort to take her . p SNvh " V hams the sae ation. although as the President of the life by the use of chloroform, i h P Na das a deas of ti fist and , {'nited States is president of the so room fn Lewistown. She was taken to hes « rN jety, and one-third of its gov erning the home of friends near Reedsvillc leadiness to act In an emergency, members are representatives of U. 8. where she {8 improving. She was em- would a di r strike. seome Departments, It ranks as a semi-gov- FOR oNLYy ployed for a short time in the process art of the Red “ross : t roe ermental agency. 50 ing departnent of the Iscoe plan ran in thousan ¢ nmunities. PLAN TO SHOP “By joining as a member, in the Lewistown . 3 ot ’ tpn vi bh 4 n ne neg F Lis r ig i Wa Oca Red Cross Chapter, once each a | | | | | nls wasp ——3 1 neni basta frescos BB | ol 11 Wm. B., Fiedler, of town, while en ommitic a eveal ast year, : sar. during the annual Roll Call, m. B, Fledler, of to n-| com vas reves in Booster Stores | | ring the annual Roll Cal gaged hn carpenter work r Penn rhien more 1 ninety smimunitie citizen will have a part in car State College, fel n a step ladder fred disaster relief w this great humanitarian bones in his foot. The injury was re. ® hn in former wears, tornadoos ~ a - wR ie Centre eporter, ’ & Year. vealed by an X-ray taken at the hos-1 prought the greatest damage, Twenty. . pital. The injured member . : y And Share in the ) ESIDES avi the smoothent- -running, Ty HE was Put} eanr serious tornadoes occurred. Fire in a plaster paris case and now he is te te 4 xl}! 1 I r I ———— ' casiest- -starting gasoline engine on the flan took toll of life and property in j R ; / - ET — i not suffering Pain from it. Later It ing SUBURBAN D r market—~the Speed Queen aluminum was discovered he had also broken a washer for homes without electricity offers i Ce aaa ua | | Special Attractions | \Palmist and Clairvoyant al the desirable quailty features found in the ‘ 1 " highest pri machines. C. B Wert, of near Tusseyville, was} storms caused heavy losses. Other 6 prited mac in town on business, Monday. He is] disasters were cloudbursts. cyclones ’ IS! Among them are the polished aluminum tub gradually improving from the effects lnm. Ba d DON'T READ TH i «+ » full balloon rolls. .. submerged aluminum h epidemics, mine explosions and ship : Ams of an extreme case of neuritts, which] wi ocke In the insular possessions of ALTOONA IF SATISFIED WITH LIFE. agitator . . . , standard capacity . . . double dates back to more than thrgpe years tout tat an. +b 4 walls to keep water hot , . . removable splash ” the United States the Red Cross gave te1 3 ago. Last June he went to the Geis- ' \ Dut % unhappy, discouraged, a fail. ring . . . . no oiling necessary . . . enclosed 4 her 4 relief in twelve disasters, chiefly from ARR IR Unh ys inger hosp tal, Danville, on fence mechanism . . . easy-rolling casters. In fact, on experienc " snd . § “ . OR BY . : 5 y - ure in business or love, THIS messag i ing a sdeond attack. At present he Busricanes, In poreiEn, Soutien od i ne at LEN can advis EVERYTHING you could "ask for is in- suffers some pain in his arm andl was given hy the Zmepiean he is for you. MRS, ALLEN can advise cluded in the Speed Queen, Yet the complete shoulder but is able to be about ana| Cross In six instances of earthquakes, WARNER you on all affairs of life. washer sells for only $119.50. walks with little difficulty. It is the| floods and to refugees. H Mond head for y d ae ’ ’ y y ALTOONA, PA, Since a child she has been gifted appier ondays are ahca or you--and a farm work staring him in the face The disaster relief work of the Red , substantial saving in your pocketbook—if " wr Mr. We Cross cost $1,208, sar, Sta ith strange and mysterious powers that appears to bother Mr, Wert the] Cross cost $1,208,151 last year. Sta with, strange and m : you will choose a Speed Queen for your next most of the time tistics showed ‘an approximate death || oo She brings about every desire and washer, Ask us for a free demonstration. ’ rate of 790 persons In these disasters; Poh 1 Ad , : ; tell t ’ 3 B. D. Brishin and W. H. Bartholo- buildi a a ) : FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7 ambition of your entire life; tells past, » i {ings estroye or damaged, nr. 3 : present and future, Her race stands mew, local Civil War veterans, were 19.578; persons injured, 1,487, and per keenly disappointed on Monday when} gons assisted by the Red Cross, 96,872, Wid WINNIE LIGHTNER foremost in the world for clairvoyants | they missed the burml services of al Through disaster preparedness of rep and mediums, former comrade-at-arms, the late} pod Cross Chapters, undoubtedly great ON » 3 OPPORTUNITY | y re ’ * hut , apd 41: ’ DO NOT PASS THE OPPOR : : George H. Dubbs, whose body was In“ | pombers of lives were saved, and Life of the Party OF YOUR LiVD. | “A ™ inu Asher terred in the local cemetery on Mone “ Ee much distress and grief following the : day afternoon. The "old vets” were calamities was prevented, according Selected Group of Short Talking informed that the body would be biects ’ brought from near Unionwlle, where] to James L. Fleser, vice chairman in Subjects, READINGS, boc 2 oy ad. to Cel _ to ar charge of domestic operations of the . . . . & S C A tour 1 Rott Crom, Phone 561% No. 10 Spring 8. | The Hosterman & Stover Co. ing the cemetery at the hour named. “This type of work is supported by r A g . . the gentlemen discovered that the] the memberships of citizens of the BELLEFONTE, PA. Millheim services were over, the funeral cortege United States, their volunteer contri ———— i ——— having arrived an hour earlier. butions, agd their devoted work,” Mr. som dhmn ~ MST a ad. twenty-four communities, Seven forest
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