THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA. BOALSBURG ITEMS, | PENNY- A WORD COLUMN LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Milibelm Stores’ Summer Closing. nd act very sleepy CORRESPONDENTS Mrs, Jacob Meyer, Mrs, A. J. Hazel S————— Beginning May 14 a ending Bep- | Kill Weeds Chemically DEPARTMENT ard Mrs, Wm Brouse attended the FEED GRINDING John R. Hu The Junior class of the Centre i {tember 24th, the following Millheim Woda .- 4 2.9 9.9 . . Missionary Conference of the Reformed ford, a Philadelphia Miller, has leased Hizh school will dd a festival on the |e hant will observe the Thursday STR BP church at Centre Hall, Thursday. Mrs. [the Penn Flouring Mill, located at : afternoon and evening closing REBERSBURG. : : 1 Mr. and Mrs. Kelley and daughter Mis. THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1831 EPO Nn ¢ " 16 in ¢ is v doing A school grounds on the evening of Mem- W. W. White and son Eugene, My, and Farmers Mills, and Is now doing feed 190. groun a John M gr § 52 als selling : : wiry y { Vv The Spring Milla band wi oy t vy : Samuel Reitz and daughter sth-]|8rinding 3 FLA ling D, & G. 4 Hora Day Fie Sprh I'. B, Ulrich, barber Plant Crops Separately— Louise, of State College, speng Sunday], . Mrs. W. J. Wagner, Mrs, J. RR. Ir- and poultry feed, j “Ll rurnish the musi See further an- HH. 8, Stover. jeweler with Mrs. Abbott, sister of Mrs, Kelley, win. Miss Anna Dale and Miss Cathryn TOMATO PLANTS “Earle A OUNcEmEnE On posters. Wealss Pure Food Store 2 no it : the Taomh Mrs. John Ocker and daughters Jean|]Dale, attended the Corfference of theluiintg for Je Mis GW. Tr ats : haffer Btore, groceries, 1 ALTE n roDs and Julian, of Bellefonte, spent the | Lutheran Missionary Society at Mil-loantre Hall Jl at home of Mis. D Kern, barber. : end with Jatives in town, fiinburg, the same date F. Smith, nears west of Spring Mills, made a4 narrow E.. RB. Shrecker Mrs, Russell wzarias, from Mr. and Mrs Georg Stuarg and . cape from destruction by fire a few / A. Frank & nd ley, wtherman and George. Jr, and Miss Nannie Belle PIANO FOR BALE Upright pianoldayvs ago. Fire had been built in a fire Neff & Bon Stumit, of Crafton Vere w kK-end vis for sals Inquire ai hi office, lace in the out Kitch n and in Boob, butcher, tained from The farm residence of ¥ M Zubler, M. J. manner the flames got tain d i addy SALE LEA inyer piano, ro A chemlenal fr ( fon! must conflagration FARM CALENDAR si . . se. * . ving The Centre Reporter, $1.50 TIMELY REMINDERS FROM PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE . SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE . * * * . * ® * * * . . Save Molsture— —————————————— ¢ seiling i= worth telling -—ag- Bs i 7 \ J Eegs {le FT) MW jot of fine Wit { | A i Tha 1 yds 034 Riegel Centre I 4 i \ . i i decreased 15 4 RADIO Repair Service EGGS Inherit Ability— hing eggs, Tc per 1 wa are ood or bad vroftcers A - y ¢ on, Bpring Mills, = Ving on thair thelr inheritanca. and We are prepared in a modern Adalaide owistown. drove over t . m State TL Tsiiide he way they are fed. Provide for a. up-to-date Shop to give prompt be wit SK ‘ ee NOT iT SALE Several tons { BOOK herd: i ; Are hoi . and efficient service on all makes Ida Weaver. fo 1 short time on Sun-leame with Snow 8hoe on Friday. 2 { _ ¥ my: ama jot ta. BOOL, ches! careful selection « a herd sire now. of Radio Bets, at Reasonable posts ~H., W, Dingess. Centre Prices. 21 Sel! your ro a in 4 COWS on both Stats ‘ollege Yair \ farm produce tate 4 Chicks Become Ile Coocldionis usually Text chicks SKYDER'S RADIO X.. PE —eggs and butter— fron 3 to 2 w of age. The first (1. 0. O.. F. Bag) CENTRE HALL, PA. Ernest Tyson and wife, Why depend ‘on tinkering and guess work, Give UUB a call. week «nd guests at he "iHian Miss len Geer was calle t Uidg OR 8B Frei passpnger Dodge Tyson home, way Wednesday wv thy with f heritory Six ike new only run Penns | grandfather. ret Arming . onday ¢ = imiles rice right. Inquire, neart | ume her school work irungard, 615 Chestnut Street, Sunday. samuel Gephar ¢ having hi homed}, : - as : Ebi 5 : FOR SALE~§-burner 1 stow with by autified with a nev at of paint a oh . Loven, in good condition.—Aj Nand Mts. Ernst Hare, of Mijas WL Mea E. M_ Kubn svent/ om, TELEPHONE ALT — Hall, were in town an FOR SALE —Freed-Elsma BE MMMM The Spirit of a Bank erids- on Just call up 1 PE 0 & nden ail wentjtan i oun SPRING MILLS to 1 thumt riand attend Synod no Eee urrent. 18 ht your customers anc i NT! am raising hot-hous for orders! REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, garden plants on a large ale, all y H Krumring 3 ; sy Freddi} ang vinrd 108; also, 1 ! Merkle, et ux, tract in State Seed. See me before buying else ® The modern Yarm home has a Telephone THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK CENTRE HALL, PA. Chevrolet has struck a popular new note a in motor-car styling ~~ Noi amr "ie Tire B Ble and | went into the Ditch” Many factors have lines, sweeping fend contributed to the ers and massive wire remarkably wide- wheels strikingly spread popularity of suggest the car's the new Chevrolet fleetness and power. Six. Among these And the appeal of are smooth perform- Chevrolet's beauty iy ance, low price, is made more pro- QUALITY ik hal matchless economy, nounced by the fact exceptional riding that all models are ni " or in ease and driving available in a vari- esata. Joe in 45021...............85.69 semble i ance is the de luxe wire - pm faa fire seams of comfort. But neo ety of colors. whids with or Ways 4.75-19........ -—— 6.65 deign feature has been spokes and massive chrome. more strikingly evi. Interiors, too, are and ub wpa dent in the enthusiastic public reception unusual in every way. The upholsiery of the car than its smart new style. is carefully tailored. S:ats are roomy, deeply cushioned and invitingly soft. Fisher Body craftsmen, with their back- And the interiors are tastefully ground of fine-car designing, have made : this new Chevrolet an exceptionally attractive automobile. Study it from any angle and vou find it extremely pleasing. Look at it from the front and you are impressed by the modish "Old Tires are foolish risks in these days of low Goodyear prices.” Lifetime Guaranteed Tiwi iii H... you a place where you can see to sew in the evening? In fact, the new Chevrolet Six is such a thoroughly fine<looking automobile that it has become a very popular choice with every type of buyer. You find it LOWEST PRICES ON TIRES IN THE HISTORY A well-shaded portable lamp with the right size bulb beside your favorite chair makes a comfortable place to sew. WEST PENN POWER CO BETTER LIGHT MEANS BETTER SEWING ensemble of deep radiator, large headlamps and arched tie bar—-all gleam- ing in rich chromium plate. Viewed from the side, the long hood, low-swung body Prices Standard Coupe, $535: Coach, * not only the smart family car, but the smart personai car as well—g worthy com panion to the expensive automobiles of the two- and three-car houschold. Centre Hall
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