LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. Frank D. Lee, of town, who had
been seriouly ill, is improving at this
writing.
Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Brooks, of near
visited Mr.
Ralston. and family,
town, last week, Book's
sister, Mrs. H M.
in Mifflinburg.
I
On the evening of June 18th Trinity
school will
“Under the jt
Reformed church
Children's program entitled
Sky." {
and friend, Dr.
Shamoking, were 1
Open
Miss
Hollenbaugh,
Runkle
both of
Louise
guests of the former's cousin,
Laura Runkle, over Memoria
ice cream
High
June, by the
A strawberry and
will be held on the local school
ground on the 18th of ;
Ladies’ Bible class of the eformed
school.
church
Misses
by M Mil
workman on
, when he was “kicked” in
yt
tained
highway
' aperating
mending vers
wrist wa
pain, and,
perform any labor under any
tions
condi
Tussday of last
members and friends of the
Hall Methodist Lades’ Ald met at the
parsonage in Spring Mills: Mre. M, BE.
Strohm, Mrs. Susan Lastz, Mr. and
Mra. T, I. Moore, Mrs. Margaret Gode
shall, Mrs. C. F. Emery, Mrs. T. 1.
Smith, Mrs. A. L. Emery, Mrs. C DD.
Confer, Mrs, John Mowery, Miss Lou-
ise Smith, Miss Eilmzabeth Barcholos
mew, Mrs. Helen Bitner, Mr. and Mrs,
F. V. Jodon, Rev, and Mra. HH. A.
Pruyn and family. On behalt of the
society, the president, Mrs. M BE.
Strohm, presented the pastor with a
check for forty dollars to be applied
on ministerial support. A social hour,
followed by delicious refreshments,
made the evening most pleasant.
week the following
Centre
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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Among the school teachers in the
placed on the retired list are
Duck, of Gregg township.
W. T Korman, of Coburn, has been
for jury service in the U. 8.
Mstrict Court, Scranton, for the week
Brooks substituted for W. F.
mail route No. 1
Janus
from Cen-
re Hall
rom town by Mr. Keller,
during a few days’ absence
A second daughter was born recently
0 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 8. Goyne, In
The mother is a daughter of
Gramley, in Mill-
A pure-bred Polly
recently by
Guernsey cow,
mkwood 252082, was sold
Weaver, of Contre Hall, to Alvin
ford, cording to the
Hoyers
Ve
¥ ’ =.
sniufact urs
on
Washingt
the United
trucks
Hiatt ri hiuting
aigiributing
pictureg
snd « attle,
handling
TE rR
ond [oo A St
a] ” Only Pe
Fe Shas X 4 r
son'a new Kitchen or ‘Aldrm
who were dresse
In (he “Good Old Days”
16860 or thereabouts there seems
| to nave been a strong idea as to the
organdie,
BONE 10 tha queen, the
flere it is,
| business of heing a wife,
[The following school news Is taken
from the current issue of THE TIG
ER, the loca] High School paper.]
High School Faculty
Plan Summer Diversions
of the
High School have all made some
The faculty members Centre
Hall
educational
Mr. Wetzel
od of the
Ohio, for ten
plan for the summer,
will
After his
Fyer-Fyter at
dava return
he will work for Day -~
tdn, Ohlo.
Miss Haines is going to Duke Uni
Carolina,
thron
ith pine and
of owed
danced
Next came a number of E. P, V. H. 8.
around the Maypole
terwnrds }
girls in Dutch costurhe, who danced in
{dance was given.
Following | {| #8 printed in the man-made books and
| newspapers of the good old days:
“The wife's occupation is 10 make her
| hushand and herself some clothes, to
and couerlettes, to
washe and wrynge, to wynowe all
manner of cornes (grain), to make
malte, to make heye, to helpe the hus
band to fylle the dounge cart, drive
the ploughe, to loade heye, corne and
suche other. To go to market, to sel
butter, mylke, chekyns,
x hennes, pygges, gese, and all manner
cont and a high silk of cornes.” Three gentle cheers for
The Centre Heporter, 51.50 a year. the men of old, and see how you like
wan nt ; hy six girls
was attended ix girl It Exchange.
. The bugler made way for t
a Gypsy man and his Phen th igler made r the
"on | { 36% 1 £3f itiding. thi
were dressed In gypsy recessional to the school buliding, this
afterwards played
“My Little Gypsy
time the queen leading.
{mnke blanketies
Ee —————
FEED GRINDING.-Beady to do cusg-
n which feed grining as
“Cinderella” at
tom extensive
Feed
rears
wis .
completed,
are now grinding 15
106 Ww. Ground while you
KELLER,
Mills “tl
ents er
was crowned by Paul :
A ToT
played the part of WARD
garbed | Mills, Farmers
who walt. ~ Penn Roller !
iy cheese, eres,
SAILS SET
SAVI!
\
Friday, June 3rd to 9th
PURE LAR
2 25¢
15c¢
rd
FANCY CORN
PINEAPPLE
RICE - - 23c
CAKE FLOUR 23c
MATCHES >=: 2:6» 19¢
Golden
Bantam
Half Slices
Vacuum Pack
- m
Swansdown it
mn pkg.
Or Clover Farm
can
Blue Rose
Whole Grain
Fancy
White
Maine
Selected
Longhorn
CHEESE - - 7,
Dalsy White
: Irs Si
@ Better
Clover Farm's
Special Price
-= 6 25¢C
%
Old Witch AMMONIA
Qt. Bottle 25¢
#1 Bottle Farniture Polish FREE
- = = 4 for 10c
Look For This Sign of Home-Ownership, Quality, Price, Courlesy
CLOVER FARM STORES
8Y CARL ED
As Pook or my
Asseation 1
You cand SEE FoR
Pain AZ THE Nose
oN Your mee!
1 aso HAD one Taken
AT Ti Lake Pop Chey.
IT was A CaNvASS