THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1832.
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CORRESPONDENTS’
DEPARTMENT
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Linden Hall,
entertained at
Wednesday «
following wre
Mrs, Sharer
quilting nat
last week. The
ent: Mrs. Wm. Mesmer, Mrs, (
Witmer, Mrg 8S. W
Ishler and =on Gene, Mrs k Mc
Clintic, lL.ois Mct i n }
Mrs
Rufus
her home
pres
Roy MoClntd
and Mrs
daughter, of the
Sunday
Hugh CC Dale
Branch, ware
in town on
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Spring Mills,
(Received too late for last week.)
Mrs, R © Kennelly is
covering from her recent
Mrs. Mary McCool. Mrs, Dora Bart
ley and Mrs. Katherine Wagner, who
were on the sick list, have ree overed,
The K. G. E, and L.
Was a sucess,
Tre Centro-Clinton Past
Association held their fifth monthly
mest'ng the afternoon of March 156
M m ers were present from Look Ha
ven, Mil Hall, Bellefonte and Centre
P Tho supper was served by the
I 1 Ald Boclety of Grace Reformed
C i
* new members were received at
mmunion service in the Reform-
irch Sunday morning.
slowly re
Hinems,
E. banquet
Templars
(Political Advertisement.)
ROAD
FOR
PROJECTS
CENTRI}
| Force Chickens to Roost
‘
Start Strawberries Early—
I
3
after planting + I add ma riall
(in giving a quick and
high pro.
duction next year
Detect Poor Cows
Record keeping of milk production
of dairy cows becomes of greater im
milk prices
tective work should be
portance as decline De
started
and
continued until; all
are definitely spotted
profit fosers
Then “out they
go” should be the slogan.
Remove Muleh Soon
take off the
shrubbery borders and flower beds te
Be sure to
fore active growth starts,
sunny day,
FOR BALE
or, almost new sprockets; also, used
parts for tractor that I bought for re-
palrs, $560.00 takes all-—G. W. Ralston,
‘phone 176R156, Centre Hall, oll
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more
apparent the
It was Mrs.
solved the proble m
Miles who
“We'll
I" she de-
Rap
outlined her
raise the money
clared confidently
idly she
plan. “If the members will
donate CERs and butter,”
“TH get
the customers, sell it and
she explained,
turn in the profits!”
All week the Miles’ tel.
ephone was busy-—gather.
ing in the produce, sell.
ing, arranging deliveries.
It was a jubilant com.
mittee that totaled up the
dol.
clear!”
they reported. “Thanks te
Mrs. Miles
roe
phone :
receipts. “Sixty -six
lars and ten cents,
and her tele.
The modern
farm home has
a telephone
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A NEW |
for SPRING |
Ladies’ Coats & Dresses
New springl
NEW
SHOES
for SPRING
} colors,
ike styles, all
all sizes, and priced unusually low
Smart dresses, $2.95, $4.95, $8.95
Coats priced $8.95 and higher
Don’t forget
the NEW SPRING
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MILLHEIM
SWEET MUSIC
JACK PAYD
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
{ OWE
Letters of administration on sbove estate
having been duly granted the undersigned,
all persons knowing themselves indebted
estate are requested to make ime
mediate payment, and those having clalme
against the same to present them duly au.
thenticated for setilement
to the
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A Monument Erected--
to the memory of a loved one is a
substantial expression of your jast
ing affection. To select one that |
will be appropriate requires careful |
consideration for it must
through all the years to come. Let
us cooperate with you hy submit
ting suggestions based upon our
wide experience as memoria; sculp-
tore,
C. H. HOMAN
Successors to
H. G6, STRONMEIER
Centre Hall Marble & Granite Works,
last |
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CENTRE HALL, PA.
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Public Sale Register
ead
PUBLIC SALE.
PENNY-A-WORD COLUMN
0 pass for =»
These
four-line nd in this
little ands Bre wander
way of results, Adver.
anyihing here, from a “Help Wanted™
te & "House and Lot for Sale™
enlumn
COURT PROCLAMATION.
WANTED Market
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Relgel. Centre Hall;
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