THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1832.
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CORRESPONDENTS
DEPARTMENT
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Soring Mills.
wl o
Mr. and Mrs.
spent the
Fred Burrows, of York
the
Wolfe
them
he
where he got
end at parenta
week
home, that of George N
8 Wolle
home,
to
is
a call
accompanied
from which place
to Philadelphia, te
his employ
he
former place
up
from
of
work
come to
the ha
for
take
and
laid
ment
been off an
time,
Mrs,
burg,
of Martins
H.
of
Martin,
Gertrude
and her son-in-law, 8
d two daughters, Martins
wife an
burg, k-end visitors at
were
Mr
we
Martin's
home of
Jamison, Esq Mrs, Martin was
of
glad to =
erly » and apparently
wl mates
friends. Mr
$s
and P.
by
esof Odd Fellows 0 8
were well attended members
lodges, those
Fel
were Rev
Harry B
Mr, and Mrs
Union; J. O. MeCormick,
J. B. McCormick,
Last Wednesday
party
There
neighbors
present
Odd from
Mr,
State
banquet
C. Bierly, and Mra
7
Wagner, of
wn
Elmer G. Stump,
Mr. and Mrs
of Sunbury.
evening there
an onion at the home of
sixteen friends
to assist Mr,
sets. Those
and Mrs, R. P. Strouse
Mt ad Mrs W. A.
Mulfinger, Mrs. C.
McMutrie,
Mary,
Mabel,
Bar. were
present
clean
Mr
boys,
Mrs. J. M.
ges, Mrs
Osman
Houser
to onion
were:
two §
C. Bart
Scott Mrs. W. P
and
daughter
Mr. Bair, Jr,
Bair enter
held by He
1s well attended
A
len Shultz
Auman vas
iamsport on
Saturday
Henry Winter and wife,
were at the home of Harry
Kathie B i
Mra. How
cairn for the
Rev. Paul
preached last
Boone
en ird was
ard Miller went
roat of
Thurs
Evangelical church
r evening in
The Rebersburg neers” are
very successfully in basket ball. They
fre
one
won one game ym the Spring
“Cardinals” nd from Siglerville,
on Saturday evening
Class No. 3 of the Reformed Sunday
school entertained the home
of Mrs
i
was at
Charles Miller on Friday even-
Refrs
3 W
ng shments were served
Mr F
and Wednesday
Mrs
Jierly spent Tuesday
at Bellefonte.
George Wise. of Rockville, spent
Mrs,
a day at the home of
Charles
Smull.
Mr
Lock Haven
Master
4 Limie Korman's niece {from
spent Sunday with her
Pau
Btover his
D.
is visiting
grandparents, Weavers.
I
AI MP ISA.
Linden Hall.
J. KH Mrs. F. E
Wieland spent Wednesday at the home
of Mr. Mrs. N. B. Martz
Mrs, John Snyder nnd Mrs.
King
Mills,
Mrs Ross and
and
and two children,
Wednesday at the
apent
Wm
3
My
Of
Meamer
4 Huth Green
WwW. R
Ruth Ishler
Mrs,
apent
at the G viston home.
Mrs
home of fehler's
Mrs
yening
Frank MeClintie,
and wil] remain
oma time
Mr Mrs,
visiting
and
Saturday with relatives
friends in State College.
M K
after completing
Green arrived home
a week's work
ledford and surrounding vienity.
this week.
Oak Hall on Tuesday.
two children, of Cleveland, Ohdo
Mra John Carper.
Boalsburg.
in Altoona last week.
the week end with relatives In Sun
bury and Northumberland.
Mr. and Mrs. H, F. MotGirk and Mes
and Millard MeGirk, of
town on Sate
sers Forrest
Altoona, were guests in
urday.
Mra
J. PB
over-Sunday
Harkins, of State Cullege,
visitor with her
J.
wos
+| parents, Rev, and Mrs, W.
Il Mrs Itishel
pending some time at the A. J. Hazel
an
Wagner
and are
Gerald baby
home,
Mrs Whitekettle
of Newport, and Mrs. Richard Goheen
Elizabeth and son,
visited thelr par-
E H.
grandfather, Wm,
for
and son, orf Indiana,
1lents, Prof and Mrs. Meyer, and
also thelr Meyer,
who h been quite dl suveral
8
weeks,
to school
to
Dale has returned
rederi
an absence of six weeks due
assisting
Mrs,
ning,
Geo.
Mar
the
Dale,
of
town on Sun-
vicin-
absent from
Mumps are prevalent in this
ity, a dozen pupils being
#
school Monday because of liness from
them,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
H. J. Markle, et ux, to Mary C.
day, tract in Spring twp.: $1.
Alice M, Council, et to Harmon
Bowes, ux, tract in Liberty
$700,
Warren
well Ward,
township; $1.
Arthur C.
Moffet
Sune
al,
et twp. ;
8. Ward,
et al,
et ux to J. Max-
tract in Ferguson
Cloetingth, Lo
tract
MofTet
et to
in State College; $1.
to Arthur C.
tract in
ux,
gina
Regina Cloe-
tingth, et ux, College;
ux to Anna
in Potter twp.; $1500
A
Charles
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FARM CALENDAR.
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Sow Annuals Nowe
vs 1irk Jat
SUR,
comb,
flowers,
Health
and no
day
Promote Horse
Heavy
feeding
or Tany 8 Aare
sure to reduce the
idle,
lege ilvestock specialists urge
horses are State
Practice Five Steps—
Good seed,
at
a,
of
of
thorough preparation
the proper time, rotation
croy use of lime as needed, and 1b
ral fertilization are five
sound prac-
tices in growing farm crops
Make Maple Syrup—
Sap will begin to flow soon from the
sugur maple trees, Clean the sap pails
and evaporator, so that everything will
be ready Clean
equipment is essen
tial in making light
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:
covered
oolored, good quale
ity syrup is advisable to keep the
pails during the entire run
tree washings and dirt
into the sap. The best
always sells
10 prevent
from getting
maple for
sap a good
price.
Try New Vegetables
Why not add one or more new veg
etables to the list this year when buy-
ng garden sfed? Broccoll, Chinese
cabbage Swiss chard, endive and kale
are worth trying.
Reduce Milk Costs
Five
of feed costs in producing milk.
of
proportion
influence the reduction
These
feeding
factors
are productnon the cow,
to the
duction, kind and quality of
and
Prune Grapes Nowe
Winter t}
for th
cause there is less conflict with
before the
"ow of sap starts, excessive bleeding of
grain in cow's pro:
roughage,
water, grain
mixtures uvacd.
is 0 desirable time
most
pruning ¢ grape vinegard be-
other
work done
If pruning Is
vines wit be prevented,
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Ill Tell You Free
How to Heal
Bad Legs
Simply anoint the swollen veins
and sores with Emerald Oil, and
bandage your leg. Use a bandage
three inches wide and long enough
to give the necessary support, wind-
ing it upward from the ankle to the
knee, the way the blood flows in the
veins. No more broken veins, No
more ulcers nor open sores, No
more crippling pain. Just follow
directions and you are sure to be
helped. Your druggist won't keep
.
WE HAVE
MOVED
OUR STORE.
Right across the road from ou
i
previous location, you will
us nicely situated for
bu INEss, on ana ie
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FRIDAY, MARCH
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ou of
Sure
you at all times
shar * o sii »
1tY mercnancise
CENTRE HALL
$9.95
ew
12
SHO
592s
$7 9-50
Shoes, for Spring 1932,
MERCHANDISE.
GOOD HOME FOR SALE.
I am offering
my
Public Sale Register
Sale notice under this head is carried
free of charge when Hills are printed af
this office. To all others the charge is
$1.70,
a
@
at 10
Stover farm,
tween Millheim and Coburn,
and 8. Slack
Purebred Holstein
hogs. Free lunch. —E.
SATURDAY, MARCH §, at 12 o'
sharp, Lowis H. Garbrick, 3 miles west
of Centre Hall, will hold stock sale.
offering pure bred and grade Holstein
cattle, sheep, hogs and chickens —E.
M, Smith, auct.
TUESDAY, MARCH iP
the F farm, 2% Miles
west of Millheim, by Van Meeker
implements
A.M, on
be
Fred
offer
and
act
ook
FRIDAY, MACRH 4,
the M E. midway
J.
will
shoo)
Smith,
Slack John
cattie,
M
.
at
M., on
North
Full
Fa
>
orater
and
farm stock
Smith,
line
M.
WEDNESDAY,
A, M.,
North
Centre
auc.
MARCH at 9.00
Tries farm, 1% M
and 4 M. West of
Jessie Comly:
and implementa
a
on the Van
Linden Hall
Hall, by Mrs.
Full line farm stock
—§%. M. Smith, auct.
MONDAY, MARCH 14, at 10 A. M,
2 miles southeast of Old Fort and 2%
miles west of Spring Mills, on the A
B. Lee farm by F. 8, Musser: Clean
up sale of farm stock nd implements,
~§. M, Bmith, auct.
THURSDAY, MARCH 17, at 10 A.
M., on the Fisher farm. six miles
East of Centre Hall along Brushwvalley
road, Frank M., Fisher will sell farm
stock and implements —E. M, Smith,
auct,
THURSDAY, MARCH 17, at 10 A
M., at Oak Hall Station, by LL. K. Dale:
Clean-up sale of farm stock and imple
ments; also some household goods,
FRIDAY, MARCH
clock, miles east
on Henry Homan
Long H R
COWS, head
1%, at 12:30 o'-
of Centre Hall,
farm, by H C
Wolf: horses,
hoga M, 8mith
2%
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and
87
auct.,
SATURDAY, MARCH 19, at 10 A.
M., on the Mrs. Clara Meeker farm, 4
miles South of Centre Hall, by Paul E
Bradford: Farm stock and implements;
clean-up sale ~—~E. M. Smith, auct.
SATURDAY, MARCH .12, at 12:00
o'clock sharp, by Harry 1. 8navely,
on the Allison farm, Spring Misa
clean-up sale of farm stock and im-
plements.
MONDAY, MARCH 21, at 9:30 A. M.,
1 mile cast of Linden Hall and §
miles west of Old Fort, by Anna E.
Rockey: Complete farm equipment of
machinery and stock.—E., M. Smith,
act,
SATURDAY, MARCH 26, at 10 AM,
on the Hosterman farm, % mile west
of Potters Mills, by R. C, McClellan:
Pull line of farming mplements and
farm stock; also, household goods. dL.
F. Mayes, auct
TUGSDAY, MARCH 290, at 12:30 P.
M., on the old Finkle farm. 2 miles
south of Spring Mills, by Mrs, Pearl
Decker: Farm stock and implements;
some houseliold goods —~E, M. Smith,
auct,
your money unless you are.
WE FIT FEET
$9.95
ESP ICOPIe
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We are featuring
1
NEW SPRING
alue.
GO
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PENNY -A-WORD COLUMN
he pars for a four-line
column, These little ands. are wonder
workers in the way of results. Adver-
tise anything bore, from a “Help Wanted”
to 8 "House and Lot for Sale”
sd. In this
rwner
priced
Gill
Qt
“s
WAN
TED. —~Man
Place
wt
WANTED Market chickens
kinds id, $1.50
A. M. Reigel., Centre Hall;
Ra.
of all
tankage 80 per owt
phone 11-
ki 4
FARM FOR RENT
acres tilable
ters Mills, near
ings, abundance
WwW. R
140-acre farm,
west of Pot
good build.
reasonable
State Col-
in
20 one mile
State road ;
of
Hosterman,
water,
lease
lege
PUBLIC SALE.
THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1:00
M., Mre Ida Fredericks will offer
public sale at Farmers Mills, a line
P.
at
of
kitchen utensils. sink
at
household goods
with cupboard, 14-foot extension table,
antique walnut table with drop leaves,
lot stands,
daybed, bedsteads, bed springs, antique
4
Wheelock square plano, divan, couch-
chairs and rockers, clocks
bureau, drawers with glass pulls,
en, benches, refrigerator, bard coal
heater, range, cook stove. carpets, some
butcher scald
kettle and rings Inrge
meat benches,
antique pictures, tools,
ing trough,
moat vessel cider bare
rels, carpenter
shotgun,
bulbs;
work bench
dahlias, cannas
Ford ton truck,
platform springs, 1
ity buggy, wagon with high
and low wheels, good sleigh, hay
ladders. plow, cultivator, harrow, mow
er harness, 120-gallon gasoline stor.
age tank, many other articles tou nu
merous to mention-Wise & Hubler,
aucte,
with vise,
and gladiolus
good mil; wag
1-4 ton capac
On.
2 ‘horse
sled,
CENTRE
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
In the Estate of W. J. ROYER, late
of Potter Township, Centre County,
Pa, deceased.
Laotters of administration on above estale
having been duly granted the undersigned,
all persoms knowing themselves indebted
to the estate are requested to make Im-
mediate payment, and those having claims
against the same to present them duly au
thenticated for setliement,
M. C. ROYER, Admr.,
$013 Centre Hall, Pa, R. D. 1
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTIOR,
In the Estate of GEDRGE JORDAN,
late of Potter Township, Centre Coun:
ty, Pa. deceased
Letters of administration on above estate
having been duly granted the undersign-
ed, all persons knowing themselves In-
debted to the estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same to present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN E..BUBB, Admr,,
Time counts in applying
for patents. Don't risk de.
lay In proteciing your
Mess. Send sketch or
model for instructions or
wiite for PREE book,
“How 10 Obtain a Patent”
snd “Record of Invention”
form. No charge for in
formation on how to proceed Communits
tions strictly confidential. Prompt, carefel,
efficient service.
CLARENCE A. O'BRIEN
Registered Patent Attorney
43-A Seeurity Savingy & Commercial
Bank Beilding
(Directly across street from Patent Ofosd
WASHINGTON, D, ©.
Let us do your Jeb Printing,
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PROBAK-not
a sour blade
innamillion
Centre Hall, Pa, R L
HALL, PA.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AT PRIVATE
SALE. ~The household goods of Miss
Tillie P. Keller are offered at private
sale at the home of Mra Annie E
Homan in Centre Hall, where they
may be seen at any time. The follow.
ing is offered: Congoleum rug, num-
ber of small rugs, 9x12 rug, day bed
and mattress, bed, spring and mattress,
wicker JMving room suite, 2 rockers,
dinner set, kitchen table, ol] stove and
taker, bench, other articles—#l IL.
Ebright, Centre Hall. 2
istered Guernseys
Bulls, Bred and Open Heifers
CALYES of both sexes — May
Glenwood, Golden Secref,
Chene breeding.
This stock will be sold
than Half Pr
All papers furnished free.
J. H. DETWILER,
Centre Hall, Pa.
Reg
Cows,
Rose,
Gov, of the
Less
eo
we.
~ SNYDER'S RADIO SHOPPE
(I. 0. 0. F. Bubding)
CENTRE HALL, PA.