THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1932, E E Eves, tract in Howard P. | Eves, tract In Joseph Eves Half Moon Sarah Boob, of Ziegler, tract John H Loe, berger, ot ux, £2,450, Elizabe tract to John FP. Moon twp.: $1000. ot ux, to 8, Clifford Half Moon twp.; $L to John P. Eves, tract twp.: $3,000, ot bar, to Harry in Miles twp.; $1. ot to Orrie L tr in Spring ves, ef ux, Half Eves, CORRESPONDENTS’ DEPARTMENT POTTERS MILLS. Wert in ot wife and daughter, spent Friday at the home father, T. F. Fleisher. Rachael Foust, Reedsville, visited end with her parents, Harry Foust, 1D. Aaronsburg, Sparr Mul- twp ux, her act Of who is employ~ the and Miss Jd at week Mrs Mr R. Ho twps. to Harry and Penn sth Homan Haines over Mr. man, in $1.00, Anna M Harter, ———— A —————_——— Advertise complete George $1. et al. to Potter twp. Harter, had . tract wm, WV’ Altoona, who home home. wife, of Aar Betty lL.ou Sweeney, visited over of Mr Hudson, of visiting at the Foust, hi returned Boob and a in been of Mr 18 this POI tery spring? get Having sale in the Rs Penns Valley Ray : d Miss at and ‘% COVErg« © FLAAL, week Mrs the end at home and and from MoeF WwW Confer Mrs, Le the the stor Mrs o O90 Mr moved home into carried ted at charge is Georges Valley. ler this head is Ralph Miller Harry Miller, Lock Haven, and Mrs Homer to mot! Miller, spent Friday at M. N. Miller. i Iiller DNESDAY, Walker as gone M., % mile her QO and a ESSss A S » KS FEBRI 4, JAnden Hall, Farm household South of I visit by William Immeil stock and implements, and | goods. —1L. F. Mayes, SOMmMo mst fp fe tls passin REBERSBURG. Orie THURSDAY, JARY M., 1 oO FEBRI mile south of Wagner, of Spr thd week-end at the C. C Ziegler ing | with Doretha | A. Bierly home | A Detwiler: Ful and Phy Page, who I stock and implements; in State College, were E. M. Smith, week-end | TUESDAY, MARCH sto at 1:30 Ellazbeth Hiller and | M., on the Horner homestead, 1% Lewistown, were at | east of Pleasant Gap, F. BR H Saturday and farm stock and implements, Smith, auct, FRIDAY, the M, E. tween Mil .... {Slack and num- | pure-bred Free hunch.- SATURDAY, MARCH 5, sharp, Lewis H. Hall, will hold bred and hogs spent Blerly Anna are employed home over the Walter jadlor, Jesie Moyer, from the M. R, Moyer Sunday. Walter mont, Weaver, hi been of farm lis up sale aut. P miles orner will home sell BE IM, wife, from Le- | parents, C. J. Mr. Weaver instructors Weaver and visited their Jr., on Sunday. one of the Lemont for a MACRH 4, at 1 Stover Iheim John Holstein 0 AM , On bo Fred offer and h, auoct. dway ‘ohurn, J. will sheep Smit farm mi in the nd ; schools at Yio ber years Mr, and Mrs. Carl Aaronst called at Sunday. and to put ‘ { t 5 5 t Sl ORS, ee a¥R. Behm from near | 8 the James Zieg- | yok | i at 12 o'cle rick, 3 MITE, home on Gart mileg west V 4 int their 4 Akron Illinols and Relish olfe ret «i from Centre teip wughter, Mrs pure Ohio, and t atte sh Wiscon eep, 30 A and Anna E equipment of M Smit Ss ——— A —— COLYER, ELIEU i1 P. M.) The RICH ws 2 to inuous 3 THURSDAY AND FRIDAY “DANCE TEAM" lly Ellers Best of Short Subjects, SATURDAY ‘SQUAW MAN" NewsCartoon Comedy, ew Em BOALSBURG ITEMS, - MONDAY AND TUESDAY “STRICTLY DISHONORABLE" iney 1 ak x News—Carioon Comedy, WEDNESDAY “SOUTH OF SANTA FE A golden thrills went an oculist ial filled with wtih action. Western mixed Hpe of pervices tha town Sonday The churches wore after on account scar.et vicinity. ’ had a Bell tele phone installed in her home recently George CC, Meyer, of Starte College, was in town on business on Saturday. number of tined for mumps. Quilting is the favorite oceupation of the jadies about town at present. A number of fine quilts are being quilted and the ladies are also enjoying the social part of the pastime. ———————— AI A ASDA. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, Preston A. Frost to John D. Patter son, trustee, tract dn Harris twp. $380.11. ’ John LL. Corl, ot ux, to Edith M, Corl, tract in Ferguson twp.; $1. W. Harold Hackenburg, et ux, to RL W. Bierly, tract in Miles twp.: $250. John Corl et ux, to Clara T. Bate son tract in Ferguson twp. $1. Clara. T. Bateson to John Corl, ot ux tract in Ferguson twp; $1 op- | and ned for he | on NewsCartoon Comedy, The STATE THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATUR (This Week) “ONE-WAY TRAILL"” Tim MaCoy., Whirlwind ride to dare- deviitry and romance in a thrill drama of revenge, Comedy—~News—Cartoon, ing closed of faver in ti Mra ie John Jacobs children are quaran A Fa MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAX (NEXT WEEK) The return of one of the greatest war pletures ever-made now in Sound. “THE BIG PARADE" Making a triumphant return in «+. .BOUND! Greatest picture of all ger and better in sound. Special Comedy and News. ” times—hig- . . . v . 1, : { Ww . * . » * » - FARM CALENDAR TIMELY REMINDERS FROM PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE - ® . ® . * » * - -. . Vegetable Supply If the carefully planned ded tilies for garden is vegetables a day will be prov and two ve red summer usa can be canned or sto lan Changes Nowe time to change in plantings, worked ou ed Now is the plan or shrub be borders hese nd the planting. plang <an materials orde for ear a Good Legumes— 1] fai Leta of Orphans’ Hessions Common Pleas Court of Quarte: Oyer and Ts Dell in 1 af Centre: {ourt Court, tha Peace, General Jail the County And the Grand of and for rminer very, wllefonte, Jury to convene osn Monday, the 16th day of February, 1932, 10 lock A. M And the tra Jury ealled for the reg Quarter Court the fourth Monday at 10 A M., being Fy the Trav of Court of Febru being VETS of wil] convene on February, 1932, shiruary 22nd. And the Becond Week tl fifth Monday 10 o'clock A. M O'¢ ular meeting Nessions of Jury fo will appear ary 161 . ary, 1432, at 4 Feabrua: NOTICE Coroner, Jus men, and al wc may have business In thelr districts, requiring to report to the Honorable Court) that they be then and there in thelr proper persons at the timge specified above, with thelr records, inquisitions, examinations and thelr own remembrances, to do those ti Alder oO {that respective i ons Right Vegetables Related— Experin fit the i Laoghe that at dif. The he ints rns rod tocks show the of chicks are 5 lofinitely Bas 3 118 eights different ages reiated at a certain age, t to be Inter if fowls for iturity lok likely lection « {on boxdy sexual nu be iyat may an early age. Purehred Sires Purebred dalry sires herd milked high xt 1 head ev ofit. This dad pro generation. Joint cooperative bull shoul for standar 5 1 Nd Y qalry of and onomical wavs of ae improvement A A —— Motor a. . rr Lompany, Sales, More Winter Profits OUNG Tom tossed the ee Y McVey : last log into place. “That's the lot, Dad fifteen cords, I'd guess.’ BRARRRRRRRI RRR R RAR RRR RRR RRR RRs RRR anaes | His father’s practiced eye appraised the woodpile, Nearer twelve, brant it's all clean hardwood. Too good for the price re wo get! son, Father and son sar. veyed their handiwork, There was that stubborn knotted oak and there that ironbearted hickory. Each log in the long neat pile was a battle fought and a victory won “With the right dealer, there'd be money in cord: wood” Mr. McVey ob “The Pru © is too hereabouts, served low “Sell it in town,” Tom sted. “By tele. fie w hit profits!” The modern farm home has a telephone RET EERIE RAR ERTL RRR ARERR NEARER RARER RRR RAR RARER ERSTE RIOR RINE R Ras Fr — ERR RE RR ERARERRRR RRR TERR RRR RRR RRR RR Farm 5 How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat Lost Her Prominent Hips— Double Chin—Sluggishness Gained Physical Vigor A Shapely Figure. re fat—first remove the cause! nful of Kruschen hot water in the n 3 weeks get on the scales ana note e how many pounds of fat have heles also that BT have gained hi r skin learer--you ¥ ruschen rive. give yous ~ ging nd SAFETY rot 1s Sor Krusehen Salts from druggist mest Jas 4 wee! and the ied F2 bottle d go SAFEST and surest way to lose t-| your money gladly returned. done, and those who are bound In recognizance to prosecute against the priseners that are and shall be In Jal of Centre County, be then and there 10 prosecute against them as shall be just en under my hand at Bellefc 15th day of January Lord, 153 and Inde America mite, Your your “ jor IH fide we ¢ 34 WOHOB, Sherif! JOHN M. 1} Bheriff's OfMce, Bellefonte, ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE, Inthe Esta ’ ol te of GEORGE JORI Potter Tow ed Inte ty, Pa. decens Letters of administration on above estate having been duly granted the undersign- ed, all persons knowing themselves In debied to the estate are requested to make immediate payment, snd those havisg claims against the same to present them duly authenticated for settlement, JOHN E. BUBB, Centre Hall, Admr Pa ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE the Estate of ALFRE of Centr Hal nty, Pa, assed Letters of administration on above estate having been duly granted the undersigned, | persons Knowing lhemselves fudebled estate are requested to make Ime @ payment, and those having eclsims sgatnet the same to present them duly sg. thenticated for setilement. Borough, © Co dine ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE, ave eslate boost duly ers goed, us Kho are ms ke mediate payment, sud ti wring vy ot ealate im the same to § them duly an WARR C. N. 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