The Centre reporter. (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, March 12, 1931, Image 8

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    THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1931. THE CENTRE RI CENTRE HALL, PA.
Balph H. Dale to Luther
CORRESPONDENTS of crops, use of lime as needed, and | not been castrated and agains al A—— REPUBLICAN PARTY x tract In State Colle
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DEPARTMENT
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TTE 3 ; Vor : ely am nee yseil ‘nndldate i i * te f« Sheriff of Cen
POTTERS MILLS . . § oun. [I herchy announce my se 4 Candidate , is a candidate for Bh f
‘ Plan Garden Carefully — | Yoru iN n tor Sh I anor oF Co iY ehh Ca he aim ove
Mrs, Wm, Foust and son Adon spent : -§1 Conviet er § fe tra County, subject to (I iecision of]ling the Republican Party of Centre cot
: 3 snee the farm garden contributes a the 1 J J i 0 : i 3 , re
he yon oe rat VV otesr nt 3 3 y f the rimary to be held on Tues
good share to the living of the farm ’ Blect on. a be held Be piember ) A Roni 1 ¥ Lod 2 d « u
Messrs. Charles and Vernon Wagner lor and his family, careful thought and |¢an be detected by blood on th oH ROBERT F. HU N I 1 i For ‘Treasurer,
or bead ir thi evidence cannot Iu
liberal set fli are five ure step | lnmbe that have not $e 3 docked
beral fertilization ¥ iy ¥ I . ; : : DEMOCRATIC PARTS For Sheriff,
ving stones to profitable crop produces hes, operations are ir ! A . : 2 :
a . . . — are suthorized to announce the nyme
tion if performed while he lamb 11% For Tressurer. &. FRANK MAYES, of College Lown.
John 8. Fortney, ot !
Fortney, tract in Potter
week with friends in Altoona. Cannibal birds dn the poultry flocs
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spent a few days in Washington, D. {attention to its planning and manage-
RADIO
Repair Air Service
. ' ir hereby announce my wif
found drive the flock slowly past « 3 For Sheriff, date for the office of Trensurer
1 :) Re hat We are authorized to announce the name gu *titid shieet to the rules
. it , . dead hen. The hen that picks at the oe JOHN M. BOOB, of Mi ;
3 ele y ‘ . Aarons
Mingle and wife, Prepare Lambs for Market— dead bird convicts } olf Ba wan ough, as #4 cad
and O. P Adams and wile, i - " ¢ of Sherifi
. . + . Fhe market discriminates Very Se State poultry sy inlist the decisior
Ep nt SUnany il He 30 i R388
Centre Cot
C., on business, ment is a paying investment
For Register, We are prepared in a modern
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. inate Bhop to give pron
of “HAROLD D. COWHE it of B 8 ay ve Prompt
witidgte for Regietior BI fHcient service on all makes
iio Bets, at Heasonable
y depend on tinkering and
Gs cision of ‘ in ' A jaay Saplem ber ga, Me guess work, Give US all
AL TOON, A BOOST b R Merchants 5 Say : tre county at the Primary El be rear | 8 wor US a ca
. HE COUR HOBIE . For Becirder, therine Fye I I. We | SNYDER'S RADIO SHOPPE
rized to : et al, tract In Potter t ! (I. O. O. F. Building.)
CENTRE HALL, FPA
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County Commissioner
THEMEIEIET FERRY J HR i 10+ JORNRITIARED J ISNT Remains | DOPED IONE |
You Will Want to Tune In
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BOALSBURG revs. At 7:45 P. M., Tuesday, March 17,
AT 1 ty
NM RAK patric
- vices in » ¢ Pres , .- For The Altoona Booster Stores’ | PUBLIC SALE
Vices 0 Tray HIGH CLASS MUSICAL PROGRAM | roigmed
sons, of Philadel ale, on 1} farm
GT. U. worker, will TO BE BROADCAST OVER rans, dies, oh
ture in the Lautheran
on Thursday evening at 8 STATION WwW F B G | : SATURDAY, MARCH 21st,
00 o'clock P. M.,
Dependability...
as a
ain. Hus and Fern Bre " opis : | 22 MEAD OF GRADE HOLSTEIN
na, spent the week end By The Barker String Orchestra | CATTLE,
Hess home
and Cathryn Dale vis ONE OF ALTUUXAS om
Pleasant Gap on Sat oe y i i {i 6 MILCH COWS—some
MOST POPULAR MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS,
follows
Toa rd rags
| 10 HEIFERN, 5 to 15 months old,
al a naphew, ’ ey marked At} boity t Hae dom
Altoona: ® the dody
efopte for. burial You Are Invited | ‘ BULLS—8 to 18 months old; four
ade for
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id son J. D
of The |
¥ members of Washing- 5 NE
Spry oie Rule to Attend | 3 CHESTERWHITE BROOD SOWS,
* « ry A
regular meeting ol
Tuesday 10 "Small Che ole rwhiiy SHOATS.
ery attentive audience A | TOON A | 1 BUCK LAMB, 10 months old,
hurch Friday even | 50 HENS—30 Leghorns, 2 yrs, old;
Haller f State 190 Rhode 1 rd R
ry Te BOOSTER STORES’ [ rowmcwnen name.
| E. M. SMITH, Aucl
ROAD VIEWERS AWARD DAMAGE. SPRING | S. E. Brown
ues Uf Ca ar Nous AMONG THE LEADING PUBLIC SALES.
Een eeel STYLE SHOW
Wednesda morchst | | BSP Bild fis Grade Cattle
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CENTRE HALL, PA.
TRIGA TINT MOTOR SSL JATIN JOO I J IO In|
al aaa LS LE ed at Rl aad a
mad a Ml i a a IE
15 MILE WEST OF CENTRE HALL on thse “Brush Yalles road
Continuing Over THURSDAY, MARCH 19th, 1931 -- at 9: 00 oO’ clock Sharp
s HORSES Te of Hb ye, 10 and 11 your i i) team 1 B
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. hogse @ yra, and mare 1 Tht 3000: 1 rhe 1000 Tha
t A Fine 25 PIL RE BRED AND HIG " GR ADE ¢ ATTL | is Mit {ows Shorthorn) ;
2 fayrold Heifers, 2 1-3rold Heifers; 2 lor old Mierrs i Balls, 5 mos, to 21
Wi » * Herd of yea A has heen in the Cow 1 g Association for the past seven year
indows will be Unvelle ETI, be $1, Ihe Cow Tuating, Amncaghn, Tor Che paul ae, Lo
CATTLE 2 Brood sows will farrew time of sale. 28 Head Shoats, 68 fo 190 Ibs
200 Kerlin Quality Leghorn Hens, yearling and 2 years old
FARM MAL Hse RY-—Binder, TS ft. eat; hay loader, side rake dump rake
. < £0 ors 3 op p " M mk ewe ry
Tuesday Evening at Se, I Ti eg Be coe No, ue
Complete
6 O'clock! | vi 4
Farming
This Spring Style Show will be An Outstanding Fashion
~ Machinery
Event as Booster Stores will make
i B othe rol Separator, need §
ALSO SOME HOU CSEHOL nD GOODS,
Elaborate Displays of co Rt
New Spring Apparel
for Every Member of the DISPERSAL Pe Bret |
Family, as Well as New til Furebre
Furnishings for the Home ! SALE 40 & Registered Holstein Catt 6
Granted Licenses in Drivers’ Tests. It Will Be An Opportune Time to Make Selections As At Public Auction—FRIDAY, MARCH 20th, at 9:30 A. M.
Hixteen of the seventeen applicants You Will Have First Choice from the New Merchandise, ON THE OLD FORT FARM, nt Junction of Jawisbure Highway and Lewistown-
apepared in Bafjefunte Wednes. Which Booster Stores Have Gathered from the Markets | A 16 MILOH COWS, 2 BRED HEIFERS, 80 mos. old: 8 HEIFERS 15 mos. old;
of last week for the learner's ex- to HEIFERS J ’
ia . p : : (RS, 5 mos. old. 1 BULL, ready for service; 3 BULLS 5 months old,
jon to operate a motor vehicle, of the World and Will Offer A producing herd of & u peri sw Type. Several have won Show Ring Prizes an 3
i aft "1 y ‘h eed y has m ol onships., The der females ar hred t and the younger heifers and calves
oe Succeiul Thos Who received Producing < i by Lakefield Vermnan Po ¢ son of Sir Bess <(wrmshy >» - 3th, from a
writs were Howard 8. Gordon, of At Lower Prices Than producing daughter of Dutehland Creams je Korndyke Lad,
wellefonite; Harold ©. Rossman, Clyde “oud Fort Herd is State and Federal Accredited
. 11 Ske ! TH WITIRE WOW ill farrow b ne of sale; 1 HAMPSHIRE
:. Houser, Pellidonte; Howard Sch- H B K } Y f Herd . i HAMPSHIRE BROOD SOWR, will farrow y time f sale;
: . i BOAR $0 SHOATS., weight 50 to 199 ihe
wer, State College; Louis _Inhoot ave been nown ior ears . MULES pan Mules, 8 37e. old, weigh 2900; Span Mules, 7 and 8
isdn : Eugene Willi ne: ana, State : weigh 2800, First span gray mul econd, bay mules
Josep Str die jeilefonte: { FOURDSON srior. fiver tractor ploy doable disk harrow
“yr ra Yeriz
ite College: Char- J NES J r . yf nt of * Spill o wy % hE " : i IR Theo ot "
SE on Clot, WEDNESDAY Farming Miss tok ", , Diack Hawk Re, oh Ath right
yra, old,
White, Boalsburg: WILL ALSO BE ey a
’ . ; ke, bay tedder
sibeige Benjamin w howd
ae SUBURBAN DAY | wements EE eR LS BE
ane red Dale. Oak Hall, i hain ad tha other articles ioc numerous to mention
: In ALTOONA “ ¥ 8, Aut. PF. E. & W. ¥. BRADFORD.
———— I A AP AAAI k {
. suey BOOSTER STORES!
FARM CALENDAR
Many Booster Stores Will Offer Other Special Attractions
TIMELY REMINDERS FROM for SUBURBAN DAY in Addition to The Displays of New
PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE Spring Goods,
CHOON OF AGRICULTURE . | * Public Sale of Rew.
Come Need wan wae ALTOONA istered & Hi h Grade HOLSTEIN CATTLE CATILE
ter they need to drink and have It
when they want it. Drinking cups in} Wednesday, Moreh 25th - at 9: 00 A. M.
the stable make this possible. Their BOOSTER ASSO 1A i ION BLACK TEAM HORSES—11 and 12 years old; weight 3100 ibs
cost often Is repaid In a single wea“ 15 HEAD REGISTERED AND HIGH-GRADE HOLSTEIN CATTLE:
LL 1 of wale.
sof through . incensed. ite. Produs- LIVE TWO 2yonr aid Heifers: § Heifers raosing 1h age from 1 to 1 1-2 years old.
ton. B. E MEEKER will sell | REGISTERED NOLSTEIN BULL, old enough for
Righ i rei from a 4 ith a C, Teron
Plant Ornamentals ns i STOCK - t CHENTERW NITE BROOD SOW Swill farrow by time of sale. 14 SHOATS,
In planting trees and shrubs, place WARNER THEATRE : Altoona, Pa. from. 80 to. J00 it. Chestorwhite, Boar‘ a
top soll and sub-soil In separate plies, 100 or mor Khotn 4 hiking Seed wr ly from year,
When filling in, apply the top soll 1 WEEK, STARTING FRIDAY, MARCH 13th : i 2 Conklin wagons, 1 good as International manure in good shape,
about the roots and add commercial Booth Tarkington's New MoCormiek Deering mower, Jonnston Mower, Em ire eral ar. 2 2 iad v rollers,
. i Po Plantar, good as Dow ; ter,
fertilizer or well-rotted manure if nec- : FARMING et, 1550. fit, yo LIR ft: 2 Perry harrows, O0tooth spike harrow, 1
" . ‘ ’ ) »" i ? 1, seraper, Symense w, wood rack, ha
saary “FATHER’S SON — 1 ope TOR ong fon mew: wet good CUE harews, hog fader
Treat Grain for Smut— " : | Bo dor stave o 00 sme forks, chalne, doub ele: eross ent ww, © iron ket
Unicss the seed is treated when smut Jewls Stone «~~ Leon Janney — Irene Rich 0 bag with wine prone grinder, meat vessel milk eans, strainer, buckets,
40 vi r. FREE LUNCH
infection has started in your grain, - Sar tay new: 2 fall ehiffonier, id
. or good as
you are due to pay & heavy smut tax House. ge Fn table, Hbrary sowing irs {unin
. i iin
in lower yields and market discounts, Moun gs mall in irr, w e ae
Five Steps to Success “00 mt dan an trot Fog, window ah wie Cg wk
Good seed, thorough preparation of