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CORRESPONDENTS
DEPARTMENT
Miss Anna
Thursday
months in Cy
Mrs. Jliaasbetl Ja
: Of
aunt, obs
Mrs, I
spending
Bellefonte,
friends
rank
is among
in town
Mrs. M
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the Rei
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WwW.
and
(io
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State
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FOTTERS MILLS,
ent i their jowsis he gotten
later Rev, W. Bieriy of State Col-
lege, delivered the presentation address
which he did very impressively.
A number of the members of the He.
bekah lodge of this place attended the
installation of officers as Millheim the
past Monday evening
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
Harry F. Grove, et ux, to James E.
Frye, tract in College twp.:: $3600.
Stover G. 8nook et ux, to Sara Mey.
er, tract in Millheim: $1.
Theodore D., Boal, et ux. to Jeane
de Methon Boal, tract in Harris twp.
$1.00,
Esther C, Blerly to C. I Dinius, et
al, tract in Miles twp.: $600,
Malcolm P, Brooks et ux, to Moriam
Kalin, tract in Bellefonte: $1.00,
James E. Leitch, to Balser Weber,
tract in Howard twp.: $1.
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Penny-a-word ads are effective.
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ITRORS YOR NOVEMBER COURT;
SESSIONS OPEN SECOND MONDAY
tirand Jury Called to Meet Last Mon-
day In October—Two Sets Traverse
Jurors Called,
The November
urt will
regular
open Ww veeks' session
ond Monday No-
14th. The
to meet on
October, d1st,
retions
trial,
The
in
grand
the
and
beginning tha sex
the
called
being
been
vember,
Jury
inst
hag
the
domestic
Monday In
equity trina; court
Jury
10th,
appeals, not requiring
Wednes
NA
November
of persons drawn follow:
GRAND JUROQIS.
SEES DIVIDED LEADERSHIP
PERIL; VISIONS
BROADER OUTLOOK
"The fact that If Roosevelt is elected.
with the Demooratis party contr sling
Congress, the Executive will have full
undivided Government ponsj
Under exis ‘ Wd
anda
bility, vond
tions, aven iif Mr over Is lect
there almost o« be not only
Democrati
in
fon
a Democratic ut un
Such divided wmponsibility
of
and
Senate,
the face conditions crying aloud
tive constructive leadership
itioned are
fundamental
tion
—— Alms
CENTRE COUNTY HAS MOORS
MALE THAN FEMALE YOTERS
Hepublicans:
Rogge
Spring
Unionville
Huston
Philipsburg
Centre Hall
Philipsburg
Half Moon
. Bellefonte
Bellefonte
¢ retired ww
Robert Shipley. laborer
Wm. Stine, laborer
J. Frank Smith, salesman
Beot Stover, painter, .
Harold E. Stover, fireman
Henry Stanton, laborer.
George Tanner, laborer... . Bellefonte
Bamuel Vaugh, laborer........... Rush
Bamuel Weaver, laborer. . . Bellefonte
Jas. Williamson, laborer So.Ph'b'g
Eldon Wodside, clerk Philipsburg
Ar A AABN.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
James Mila Campbell State College
Elsie Sellers MoKalg....State College
Charles I. Barton
Emma K. Smay
Dale Clifford King
Dorothy C. Stover
Wm. Elliot Smith
Winifred M. Forbes
John Stanley Bohn
sessen sess Fleming
Fleming
Bellefonte
Bellefonte
Philadelphia
State College
«oo Btate College
v
Margaret I. Schultz State College
Democrats:
{ Prohibitionists:
Soclalists:
Preferences
No Part;
{Total Yoters:
iL
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FARM CALENDAR.
Timely Reminders
Penns
School of Agriculture
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Alfa
need
fy
rom
yvivania State College
Birds Require
laving binds
A have much
Order Forest Trees
Seodlin ahould
¥
y duction and los weight
Bees Need Pure Food
If the
gathered by
honey flow
Juices, there
material in it
supply of winter food was
the during a
in the fall or
may be so much waste
that the bees will ac
cumulate this in their bodies, causing
them to burst with resulting death.
Pure food is needed,
Hght
from fruit
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INSURANCE xp
REAL ESTATE
WANT TO BUY
OR SELL?
SEE US FIRST.
weereees
C. D. BARTHOLOMEW
CENTRE HALL, PA.
"(a
stock of
{ to foot’ as
ind Dir
HATS
'
and s!
r colors hape
OATS
Zing {iret
$6 O32
t t Sk Us
SHOES
this fall mean Suede.
We have a full line.
The TOPCOAT
Season is here.
— 38.95, and higher—
The famous
BALL BAND
Rubbers & Arctics
OPEN
EVERY EVENING
Fhursiay
except Tuesday &
NIEMAN'S DEPT.
STORE
MILLHEIM, PA,
CPPCC ICCC CPO Ie
GREEN
BAVINGS STAMPS WITH
EVERY PURCHASE
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Saunerkraut Most Cure
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Democratic Candidate
For REPRESENTATIVE
in the
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
VOTE FOR HIM
November 8, 1932.
On the modern farm, a
TELEPHONE
is a profitable investment. It
saves time and trouble in buy.
ing farm and family needs. It
brings orders for farm produce
and news of market conditions,
The more you use it, the more
it proves its value!
Rural telephone rates are
low . .. Call or write the
BUSINESS OFFICE
The Centre Hovorier $51.60 a your
I'll Tell You Free
How to Heal
Bad Legs
Simply anoint the swollen veins
and sores with Emerald Ofl, and
bandage your leg. Use a b 8
threes inches wide and long er 3
to give the necessary support, wind-
ing it upward from the ankle to the
knee, the way
veins,
mors
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COLLEGE HIGH
WINS FROM BOALSHURG
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STATE COLLEGE, P
Phone 1082
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WAY
FRED LUSE, Manager
Milk
F—
WISCONSIN Whole
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CENTRE HALL
Ib 1Cc
RITTER'S
Tetley's
MIXED TEA
Del Mais
1 ih pkg Ie
cans 25¢
CORN ...in0s..00.8
Bixhy's 2.in-1
SHOE POLISH,
Jet Ol SHOE
-]2¢
POLISH, bot
Peanut Butter Ib. 12¢
Ginger Snaps
or Fig Bars Ib 10c¢
WEIS QUALITY
2 cans Oc
Gold Medal
WHEATIES
CHEWING GUM... .8 pkgs 10¢
ROLL BUTTER
2 lbs 49¢
..2 pkgs 2lc
RED MAN or BEECHNUT
Chewing Tobacco
2 pkgs 25¢
OLEO
2 Ib Roll 235¢