THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. 5,404 BIRDS REMAIN —————— IN R. 0. P. COMPETITION pr——— The Zettle family reunion will b { A total of 5.404 birds out of 7,181 en- held on Grange Park, July 4th. The re- tered, remain in the Pennsylvania rec. ’ pion is open to all. . . » A ord of performance work condu ted hy e 1 - ear — on O une Edward Durst Tuesday afternoon, ALTOONA tie bread of HR in Pepnayivania ng » 2 DE : he . 5h “tif ry | LE . ria ik i nen Of ARTI ure, necord ig 8. i . - Hecate a Bath i ih ny BOOSTER MERCHANTS to the latest report. These birds rep is the month of Summer. Warm weather means Summery clothes—so we i diotoa 3 EXDaAs W VINES fo 1 Invite You to Come to Their onent 18 flocks in 16 counties : , Feueh Ra fn are glad to present—— hor. opiration. Stores for the Needs Your The leading flock at the beginning of Miss Lois Packer, a Centre County Home Stores Cannot Supply May was that owned by Z. 1D. Horn of hospital patient, who underwent an . "8 - . . , Greene County, with 63 White Leghorn - appendicitis operation recently, <on pullets averaging 163.4 eggs per bird For For For tinues to improve. A flock of 286 White Leghorn pullets be ein we Bava! | FATHER'S DAY The LADIES § The MEN The YOUNGSTER with a shower of rain that fell gently will Be ; . o and consequently especially beneficial WASHABLE DRESSES of finest § White Flannel Trousers, blue White duck trousers, cool voile to young corn plants, the crop needing JUNE 21 Crepes. Cool Chiffons in flow- conte Heht-welght Bummer dresses—both brother and sister Hin, sHl-Welgint nel =» v 1 i oroLne ang apie cry fabrics, shantungs, and new i nursing at this time, ised : Suits, and best of all— can enjoy the warm Bummer hb) A bit of patience exercised locally by SELECT HIS GIFTS Dresses in all weight Bllks— most Inevpervely creditors will help a lot at this time, AT ALTOONA oy . NEW We are passing through a new and an BOOSTER STORES : i P $3 95 unexpected « Sperience, Take it easy. . \ il rices, . STRAW HATS don't crowd, don't push, The Third Sunday in June is the gr) and higher. Ry t as hee se aside each “Daddy Longlegs” is the title of an Say thal Hag at Ra } aa ls eath i / - And don't forget the . outstanding photoplay that is booked ono to Fathers and th day 18 J ; _- IN] 37” C THE NEW DRESSES at the Richelieu for Monday, Tuesday R a A to ] th 3 : and the lay 3s J | / \ NEW PANAMA HAT— El NA JET TICK Ast LECOMINg 8 bopuiar a4 FOR CHILDREN'S DAY and Wednesday of next week. Janet| pyi,ipery Day, ToS ay $1.95—No higher. SHOES for WOMEN y Gaynor and Warner Baxter are the - : : | re ’ b 2 DO NOT FORGET principal characters. Fathers usually pt h { WN Ee iri — Jloward Conter, who owns and ves | | Loi! ot iioucer "Sroren, GREEN STAMPS WITH EVERY PURCHASE Hill, was stri week ago, and has since been unab oy nE Consult the doctor— to use his right arn leg con- re is Sarr tort mh Ha q “WHERE YOUR DOLLARS lition Is regards serious. EE ha EE . 3 ; " IST" 3 nie Tae 1 i on in making selections in Boost | . 3 TE aie Sitch: | 1 er Stores aaa Ji I MILLHEIM a | TELEPHONE | ers witnessing ed for his hos TRE Lo PRICES He'salvay ar guests + Es De . ARE LOWER within reach fice had no knowledge you entertal i . . ! T Pigtm oh ! ean nl - ; Ye J A A : > 4 a rol il : fe , vy ed. Personal mentions are always wie i i '¢ d 1Ce } eggs 10 May 1 and in tl Jacob : A : Ee . Gok y f R EE a ol cata IN ALTQONA S Eive arviee fl 3 emus. Ee ie TE re inert BEE ; Keen Enjoyment port them to us by te ne or note i and guidance! i { roy withou i prot. Lester 5. Burt,» srutunte of. BOOSTER STORES | Cenirusiive Locuri or tering a nae wosten verse 10 | [ff fOrSImokers the local th scho lass of 1909, | he cada or harvest fly Is not a Beware “Friondly Enemy” { i ® attending the jeorge Peabody ‘olley & } ioen at all, the true locust being takan Sein Fou ! and” while’ th : Dn / for teachers at Nashville, Tenn. this Than They Have ] Srassnog oe The periodica icaqs rolans ten t a warrle with : of pe summer, « 1g yn his h Togo 17-vear locust Is a large insect EC 1h. : od. cami : ¢ STLESEL LSE Been ln Many || Themed | [Bain bETE| niin sited | \\ Aigarettes KUCH { a granddaughter, ] od n the outer angles. t 18 ek 1 i } \ OnE z = nd Miss Years farm home has a on Godsghall, « D Telephone ngton, 5 rmer’s sister HEAD COLDS -you candoit BUY NOW WANT TO BUY Zonite disinfects the nose, mouth and throat. An IN ALTOONA oR sit ; ; Xn BOOSTER STORES Ml HE wsresers : C. D. BARTHOLOMEW CENTRE HALL, PA. 3 ‘ With selling is worth telling—ad- HOP Dnt T- To Advantage In Booster Stores MILE-A-MINUTE MARTY —by— Decker Chevrolet Co., Bellefonte, daughter. Mrs. Ethel Shaw. known for Your here. is Hving in Philadelphia and is MELLO PoLLY- ANNE -|GOSH - DAMES a chiropractor THIS 1S MARTY /~ [ARE THE LimiT, Summer Needs Sr ho Yr (ARE TA hea The West Penn Powe Sumpany anc USED CAR - How [THING MUST BF, the Kennedy heirs, Mrs, BE . 3 thot. Ome oh and Miss fary Kennedy Came Booster Stores are now showing ABoyT a v NEW ToBE G ooo. — ’ : a ¢ Large and Complete Assort LITTLE SPIN. | WHY I'm 27 YEARS i OLD MYSELF-AND to terms last week on the question of ans 4 # {eh way by tl (ennedy f ments of Summer Goods of al 4 ht-of way vy the Kennedy farm wu . | HAVEN'T GONE, and this will Insure the. construction kinds and these, of course, are To PIECES YET it and power line westward as being offered at the same good § GUESS ILL CALL far as the resdience of Harry MeoClen- value prices that prevail on . por/ ahan. Mr. McClenahan made applica other merchandise. { NA . . o io 0 © ’ No matter what may be needed / = tion to become a patron of the com- Many some weeks ago. * ! e { | for Personal or Home Use, you ef } Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Boozer and chil- will be able to make satisfac- { / £) dren Pattie and David, on Sunday eve- tory gelections in Altoona { { ning. left here for Chicago, and on re Booster Stores turning at the end of the week will bring back with them the former's pa- | rents, Mr, and Mrs, D. A. Boozer, who io wn wisn Every Wednesday We have about 40 Guaranteed Used Cars on hand-- Se Er worden! Is Suburban Day | With an O.K. that Counts ! tintous run to the Windy City, anti- cipating arriving at his destination by | In the Stores of Members of the noon Monday. y i he tw fi ; fP ALTOONA | In the past, a motorist would be laughed at for mechanical ignorance of his car. However, Decker's Service Department has made it unnec- he twenty-fifth convention of Penn- | essary for you to even know what's under the hood! sylvania State Association of Mutual » Fire Insurance companies met oh Tues- BO0STER ASSOCIATION i day and will close with an evening | oy nd hn i dn tint lp pters vine 00 Decker Chevrolet Co. Abraham Lincoln, Reading. Mr, and served In Aloona, Mre. F'. M. Fisher and George Mitcheil | Phone 405 BELLEFONTE, PA. Arid WHAT! - 1S THAT OH MARTY /. IM So SoRRY | WAS So BEAUTIFUL MEAN THIS MORN AF You't L ~— BATTLESHIP THE [FORGIVE ME ('LL SED CAR HE | GLAD To RIDE eens WAS SPEAKING | IN YOUR NEW 3 Lo N oFT-Anp THAT LCAR - iL A'RIGHT Oo ) < DECKE 5 \, CHEVROLET CD THEN YOU'D HAVE ENOWN IT WAS A wow / jor wM-AC2-3 fmm >» arg representing the Farmers Mutual | Fire Insurance Company of Centre county, Mra, Fisher Is president of the Ladies’ Auxiliary who are holding their twenty-fourth convention In tha par- I I a a ¢ HITT AND RUNN—=This “Dumb Waiter" Wasn't Very “Dumb"~In Fact It Had an Awful Yell In It Dy AN Very “Dumb”—In Fa Mr. and Mrs John Ummey, on Sm ee pure DONT B65 FRENTINGD Thursday, drove to Busquehanna couns J ’ ——— han, YD wou PL DEAR TS uy te ty, where they visited Harry Neff and | ; t mE UP | FLIL SURE NORMS anti : ABOUT Ridg For A COMPROMISE Willlam Lansberry, both of whom are employed by the managers of Camp | Busquehannock, near Brackney, Be | fore returning home on Sunday they visited Mr. Rimmey's brother, Harry | Rimmey. a P. R. R. employe at Olean, | New York. Mr, Rimmey was nog very | favorably impressed with Susquehanna | county ns an agricultural section, but found dairying a better business prop: osition. The seasons are later than here as was evidenced by corn flelds not showing a growth above the ground, * -B 3 oils
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