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POTTERS MILLS.
Mrs i spent
the
Fohring
Chi
FH,
fiome
irles
Haven,
the home
Mr and Mrs. Ed. Swed
Miss Esther
and Mrs
Hall High school i i heen un-
t we'k on
visited over end
Vrs parents,
twood
of Mr
ghnter
Ennist, dau
Frank Ennist. a senior in the
Centre
Johnstown.
Mr Mrs
den
snd
Hall
Coble
Frank
spent Sunday
home. here,
Those
Sten
who Sunday
Mrs. Daniel
Billie, Ru-
Mrs. Sam-
Bertha
spent at the
Stoner home were
Fohringer, Beulah,
bit Jackie Fohringer,
uel Klinefelter and son Junior,
Weaver and William Ishlen
Haking cider and boiling applebutter
are the big items on the fal; program
about here,
MI MAU STR
LINDEN HALL
Mr. and Mrs. John Relfsnyder drove
to Lock Haven on Wednesday where
Mrs, Relfsnyder attended a Ladleg of
the Golden Eagle meeting They re-
mained until Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mr and Mrs. Wm. Mopdler,
the latter a sister of Mra. Reifsnyder,
Mrs, Samuel Ross spent Friday aver
ning with Mrs. Edwin Dale at Boals-
burg while Mr. Ross and Mr. Dale at-
tended a meeting of the Soccer Ball
Ellwood,
and
/
v
Mrs, Tammie Kelle
ending several days a
home,
Mildred
and
Miss wi
public =
land
gpent
own
c«end with her My, and
F. E. Wieland.
and Mrs. Ei
Hull,
Sunday,
Bruce
and
parents,
Mrs,
Mr,
irl Horner and chil-
dren of Oak visited at the John
Horner
Mr
homo
Mrs
Bernlce
on
Ripka
MEET
Wava
with
and
daughters
Royer and
Wendell,
Mr
and
Mr
grandchildren,
visited Sunday
Roy Me
on
and Mrs Paul
1, Were over-Sund
WwW. Hess home
Stuart
say
OUR GRADUATES”
FROM E. PP. V, HIGH SCHOOL
i, Severna Park
substantiating
How
ollege to prepare
‘ormer students who
£31
fol
nnd ghadunts 4
ire now attending college are as
Kathryn Smtih, '30,
Indiana.
‘30, Michigan Sate
Lansing, Mich,
Winklebiech, 31,
University, Selinsgrove.
Woodrow Bartges, ‘31,
lege, Reading.
Sumner Irey, Ex.
Pittsburgh.
MM PAIR
MUST PAY TAX.
Under the new sales tax, hotels, res-
taurants, cafes and all other «ating
places, must pay a one per cent. tax
on their gross receipts from all sales
on food and meals, but not on their
receipts from rooms. The same rule
applies to rooming houses which serve
meals, and to tourist rooming places,
tourist cabins and camp grounds which
serve qnly breakfasts. There are no
exceptions,
Indiana State
College,
Louise Gutelius,
‘ollege,
Elva Susquehanna
Albright Col-
'30, University of
are blowing.
‘““Preparedness.’’
f ch arin
neck
fEMInINne 1m ever way
irticul ards in
shades: high [ine
cdor Fall ceentuats
Pe PPPPPIIIOIS
Accessories
for MEN
SWEATERS
JACKETS, BREECHES
NOTICE !This Store
te CLOSED
SEPT, 30, 6
UNTIL Monday
ing, OCT. 8rd.
count Jewish
will
¥ a
at
De
on acs
Holliday.
FARM CALENDAR.
Timely Reminders
Pennsvlvama
School
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Segre] pone
Save Garden
¥ NE ¥
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«1 fo
Gradua) Changes Best
Stop Cele y Blight
Ep
Has Four VYHamins—
Save Brood Sows
and boars
breeding pi
IrPOSes
t at breeding time Hut thes
FOREST RECEIPTS ARE
ALLOTTED TO
y statem
ent
United
STATES
of the For-
States Department
ture, issued September 20. ro
add
school funds
a1 wily
thirty
amounting to
distributed this
wer year to
“three states and territories con
national forests,
cent.
taining as
per share of the
receipts for the fiscal year 1932,
sylvania's share will be $1,774.40
twenty-five per cent.
Penn
This
is paid annually
in lien of taxes on national forest lands
within the borders of these states and
is turned over to the counties contain-
ing the national forests, for local coun-
ty road and school use,
An additional ten per cent. of the
forest receipts is est aside each year
to be expended for national forest
roads and tralls within the counties
containing national forests. This fund
amounts this year to $227,302.60, Penn-
sylvania’'s share of which is $709.80,
A
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
John M. Boob, Sheriff, to Firat Na
tionay Bank, Bellefonte tract in Walk-
er twp. $66.70, *
John M, Boob, Sheriff, to Rudolph
‘Where Your Dollars Go the
wick, tract
INSURANCE axp
REAL ESTATE
WANT TO BUY
OR SELL?
SEE US FIRST.
Seed
C. D. BARTHOLOMEW
CENTRE HALL, PA.
| You Change Address
REPORTER 8
To Send Us
Immediately
a POSTAL
upon
CARD
fo a
Location, notifying us Beth
as ty the OLD and the NEW Ad.
dress,
removing
New
gave
It
spend a cent
of lo
shall
in not us
ifying
chang ation
We it
part,
consider being ve
and thank
aR ry
on your
you
THE CENTRE REPORTER,
CENTRE HALL
Can you afford to be
without a telephone
in your home? You
ean have one for less
than a dime a day.
L THE BELL TELRPRONE CONPARY OF PENNA.
Priced
» Qs and higher
a bb bh
NOTICE! This Store
CLOSED Friday
80, PP. M.,
Monday Morn
OCT, 3rd. on ae
Jewish Holiday,
will
at 6
ing,
count
ad
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
y ‘Estate of FOSTER W. FRAZ
having been duly grants
gil persons knowing
to estate are
the Pon] ent
I'll TeX You roo
How to Heal
anoint the swollen veins
and sores wits Emerald Ofl, and
bandage your leg. Use a bandage
three inches wide and long enough
to give the necessary support, wind-
fug it upward from the ankle the
knee, the way the blood flows |
veins, broken
more opel COTes.
more
Simply
E.M.
STATE
Phone 1082
the
No more
nor
line
13
veins, No
ulcers No
ust Ww
directic and ¥ sure to be
helped. four di st won't keep
stir money nnless von are
your mon less u are
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CENTRE HALL, PA.
THY JIM DRVOIIIT TORE TRITON TIO JU ut IITININT De IRM JMR a
PUR 0 TNO
INGER TERE
FOOD
FRED LUSE, Manager CEN at HALL
SPECIAL SOAP VALUES
LUX Toilet Soap +3 cakes 22()c
LUX, 2 sm. pkgs 19c; lg. pkg 22¢
Weis Quality PEAS 2 cans 25c
Dill or Sour Pickles 2 qt. jar £25c¢
COUNTRY ROLL BUTTER FANCY BANANAS
CRISP CELERY
ORANGES
(SUNKIST)
WEIS
BROOMS ... 35¢
Senn
GRAHAM CRACKERS. . doi
Quality AMMONIA
Ig. box 1%
35¢
RINSO, Ig. pkg. ...
We Redeem Your LUX COUPONS
Vinegar--bring container-- . gal 28¢
Table Salt . 25-lb. sack 35c
Palmolive Soap, _ SOARES —
1 pkg. Super Suds FREE
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