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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1932, THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA,
* ® * i . & » = are set in containers filled with wa- in the winter and plow early in the| Can Burn Own Lime
. . ANY ter. The water can be renewed as It spring. a tor us O ’ fields can be
ITEMS OF FARM CALENDAR. hy With. . som } IL.ime for u on farm fields can
is absorbed by thetrees some | Berrles Yield Best burned in open stacks at home. Gens
. species, the water will acquire an odor | Aberdue i i
{i Aber } upiter ward i y irning me of 0
LOCAL INTE RES and should be replaced with fresh erdeen, Jupiter, Howax f 1 directions on burning lime can be
gel ; i “ :
» * » » * > » Timely Reminders from water. Premier, and Howard Supreme Were} ,hiained from the extension service
Whil 1 ] 1 had Pen nsylpania State College * Choose Garden Site— the most outstanding strawberry vie at State College, The services or nd.
ile we wmve already nad SOMO . z 4 al vice + momeons who is experienced as i : !
y ir 1 ut "WV « tha 193} ear- | Yieties hr extension demonstrations Vl of someon 10 :
real 100 per cent. winter weather, . School of Agriculture { Belect the site NOW for the 193} gm ie i ; . in the use of local stone and coal will! Guard Agalnst Janger—
winter season didn't start officially 1 * * » = * . . ® den. Penn State vegetable garding conducted in the State this year, prot. 11 hel ¢ 1 to tl mateur id X
+ BOa80 i start « ICIRILY 1 ; w a ‘ . . £15 weipiu 0 he amateur, 4 3 ”
. specialists recommend, Use ground | table production was found to be cor- y ¢ ore big cans
tl yesterday, water Holds Needles | speclall . > : p ,
Christmas trees will hold their need that is in good state of fertility and |related with the use of proper cultural | Select Good Turkeys— iw of gasoline and Xerosene
hristmas EW 10 eir od - " : oe . i ; rT
3 a 1 located near thehome. Apply manure | practices and high-yielding wvarletics, The best type and conformatio ar stance from the farm bufldi
the Christmas vacation on Friday les longer if the butts of the trees | | i
The borough public schools close
this week and will reopen the
Monday of the new year.
The 3 year old daughter of Mr and |
Mrs. Dewey Neff, of State College, was |
very seriously ill last week, suffering |
an attack of intestina) influenza.
The Gregg Township School Alum
ni basket ball boys and girls teams will
play the G. T. V. 8S. teams at Spring |
Mills, on Friday, 7:30 o' lock, Admis- |
sou. 20 and Wess. | THE LEADER CAN ACCOMPLISH PSE] WHAT OTHERS DARE NOT TRY
Miss Maxine E. Springer
of Mr and Mrs. Guy Springer, of State
College, is the only student from Cen- |
tre county in thelist of officers n umed |
by the Freshman class in Penn State,
John Benner claims a certain young |
man is carrying off his chickens, two |
at a time, from his barn in town. John |
named the fellow, so if he sees this |
notice he'll] know John is al] "het up
about It.
Opeartors’ renewa] eards for 1933 will
begin to appear January 2nd. Better
get your check off for license plates
so your bank account is not sho ked |
too much the |
Commenwealtl
The concrete
ough State
last
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CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN
AT A NEW SCALE OF LOW PRICES
Sport Roadster $485 . Coupe $495 . Coach $515
Phaeton $515 . Sport Coupe $535 . Sedan $565 . Cabriolet $565
All prices f. o. b. Flint, Michigan Epecial equipment extra. low delivered prices and eas
NOW ON DISPLAY AT J ay YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER'S
A GENERAL LOTORS VALUE
ight
Ee mee Sapa an WEISER CHEVROLET CO. Bellefonte, Pa.
wre bend La ne 1 condition
for her recovery. Mim Stover was MILLER MOTOR CO. Centre Hall, Pa.
Miss Minnie Fye, sister of H. EE, Fye, |
of town, before her marriage to Mr. | ————————————————————
Stover. whose death occurred a fow :
Guys before she: wan‘ phiiged 1 emer BULL RUNNa—Ne Sir. Not On Your Life, BolleDoesa't Fear His Wife—(When She's At a Distance?) BY CARL ED
a hospital, u“ gu aman " .
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Henry Blauser, a senior at i'enn [r CT wre re IP J { HUME - Clea Get TH WReNG wea | | A To Sow You T at stems
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State, wil] be at the home of his par- } AT You VesTERDNY Kip- T DIDKT PES Co = MY COT AND) HERE COMES
Jou WIFE LP |
AF oul ~ fk hs a Tint Rus Spy gece Pay RA wATH You } J
ha sume NRT OF “ae, Now! { W sheer *
Potters Mills, during the Christmas f— - Po YR 1 _p—— : ~~ _ Now! 5"
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ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Blauser. at
vacation. The young man Is a Centre » : og as - : : i
Hall High school graduate and has see
jected Dalry Husbandry as his line of
work. Two other Penn State students
from the same village who will have
Christmas at home are Willig and
Robert McCormick, sons of Mr, and
Mrs. George H. McCormick. The form:
‘er is also a senior, And the Isttir a
sophomore. Both are taking a course
4n chemistry engineering. |
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