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Dances were recently held Smith's
store room, Potters Mills, and
the Grange park buildings.
Mrs, Clara Leister,
much regrets to state, on Saturday suf-
fered a light stroke of apoplexy.
in
in one
the
Ellas Hancock, of Runville, celebr:
ed his 92nd
the father of
Philipsburg.
Mr. and
April 1st,
bungalow
State
Mr. and
daughter,
spent the
brother,
Mr. and
Miss Helen
the former is
guests o
M. Fisher,
birthday ie
EK. R
recently
Hancock, HEsq.,
Mrs
will
this
Highway
Zedtle,
move into
Milroy
Andrew about
again
side
No, 63.
of
Mrs. Fred
Virginia, of
little
Tusseyville,
Young and
ith the
former's
Harrisburg,
week-end w
Frank You in
Mrs. Ernest
Schnure, of
Ruhl
Milmont, wher
sl master,
the p Wert
n of and Mrs
Sunday
Orvis Horner, of Colyer, fo
ping of foxes profitabl
past i
of the craf
tain,
und trap-
during
ving caught a number
winter, |
A. R,
torney,
bezzlems
$00 bail
bezziement
$80,000,
Ww
Mr
son,
and
Frank,
of «
and daught
¢ipal
end gu
terman,
roe
Gutelius 1
N. J, and
Guteliug
Gutelius,
Gutelius,
Boozer fan
mobile was
W. J. Bradford.
also ac
home,
the
ompani«
The Clinton County Weekly,
ed in Lock Haven by
made its
in January The
reached the Reporter's
last Thursday.
form, Republican in politics,
be patronized by
publish.
lea R IL
appearance the first
sher,
wool
eleventh number
first
exe desk
id in
and should
the general public a
adv
1ANga
The paper is table
a home paper an Hcient
H. J. Lambes
E
ertiser,
week wit
and
he
his son
fly, for I
pecis to
nt
ore
make To
re
iI with his
Mills
beat
ments espe
er will again locate
tion, and Bruce :
ing on the Green farm. Buffalo Run
Valley, will suceeed
ick place
The
line, owned by Col. Theodor
Corl
cially sold
in the Yarnel
Krumrine, now Hv.
him om the Emer
State College
Lewist owy
and operated by Mr Mr. (
heen, of Boalsburg, is now routed over
the new concrete road from State Col.
ge to Potters Mills. This whe the or-
iginal route. but later was amended to
&o by way of Lemont, Pleasany Gap
and Centre Hall. The Harrisburg pap-
ers for Centre Hall, Spring Mills and
Miilheim, formerly carried on the bus
arriving here at 2:20 o'clock P. M.,
are now brought to Potters Mills by
the bug and from there conveyed by
John Bitner to Centre Hall, and are
3
and
ever the star mail route to Bpring Mills
and Millheim.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
A — ———
Three or more inches of rain fell
T. A.
“mister”
Hosterman installed a new
his Clover Farm to
for vegetables, lettuce, eto.
in store,
are
The Traveling Journal will be pre
Mills, March 23,
is
Trursday evening, hy
This
ire
firange, an
attendance
open
and al is
Ralph the
lac
Whiteman, a mechanic in
garage, suffered a» severe
in
the
while auto repair work
necessitated
engaged in
which
the garage,
services of a local physician
TT U
the
al WwW,
meet
the
College,, Tuesday,
P. M. Al lok
ted to attend.
C, in
College
Tox has beeg
with State
Pr yterian church at
March 28th,
members are
union In
State
it 7:30
al
Mrs
Beightol, of
her
Lewis near Spring
back to home and
again
improv daily after having un-
ing
gone an abdominal tumor operation
Centre County hospital, where
i patient fox about thre
Spring
diavs ng
Work Iu
csumed the
be closed
been
' Is
FOUSLY
yen
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MARRIAGE LICENSES,
State College
Jellufonte
I.. Witherite. ..
Breon .....
Charles
Isabel BE
Vinston E.
Lilllan 1.
Edward M,
Violet Estright
Wilbur
Helen
+ « Washington, D.C.
Mingoville
Adam
Zimmerman. ...
Milesburg
Wingate
Matilda
Corman
E.
Lykens
Webb
Port
Frank
Alice
Cooper Gaut
Anna Rupert
John IR,
Hilda J
Julian
Hal)
Jacksonville
Schaeflr Centre
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of that
German
Fow one
of the
Band,’
KDIKA, Pittsburgh, ig a
Penns Valley,
Guy Vonada,
the was booked
Emby
Tues
and
Mi
to hear the
know
Little
regularly
of
Reference is
Learning
in
readers
“The
bLroadoeast
our
members of
who over
native low
er made
to
that
the
day,
Mr
and
went
de
cornetist
to
Lewistown, Mon
band appear
theatre,
and Wedne
H. F.
Guy Corman,
EER
evenings,
and Mir
of Spring Mills,
and were
sday
Erdley
first concert
ighted with the
perfcrmance,
PENNY-A-WORD COLUMN
00 paves for a four-line ad. In this
oolumn, These little ads. are wonder
workers in the way of results. Adver-
tise anything here, from a “Help Wanted”
to a “House and Lot for Sale”
WANTED-—Market
Kinds, tankage
chickens
$1.50 per cov
el, Centre Hall; phone 11.
ng
of all
y
sold, rt
A Monument Erected--
4 $
aved
C. H. HOMAN
H.
Hall
CENTRE
i. STROHMEIER
Marble & Granite
HALL,
Centre Works,
PA.
TRIXKS TOO HEM
FOR ThE MGHWAYS
ize how
wh Aa
small number 3
add to the cost of high-
way keep and construction, says
the Railroad Employees and Tax-
payers Association of Philadelphia.
The United States Bureau of
Standards has found that roads built
to carry three-ton vehicles without
undue wear would satisfactorily
meet the needs of 95% of all motor
vehicles now in use, To stand up
reasonably well under the wear of
four out of the remaining five per-
cent, roads of double this strength
are required; while to be equally
safe and durable for the remaining
one percent, consisting almost en-
tirely of heavy trucks, highways
three to five times as strong are
necessary.
In other words, one heavy vehicle
out of a hundred using the highways
requires a type of roadbed pgapable
of three, four or five times the re-
i
sistance to wear and breakage that
would be
cars and
ways :
truck rapidly
greatly adding to }
ing early rebuilding necess: 3
In either case, the burden of taxes
upon farm, home and other property
owners is greatly increased.
In the State of Pennsylvania, the
Association points out, the total costs
of highway building and upkeep dur.
ing the eight years ended with 1920
was $867,000,000, Of this amount
the users of the highways paid in
license feex and gasoline taxes only
$324,000,000, or 37 per cent. The
remainder, nearly two-thirds of the
total, and amounting to $542,000,000,
was raised by additional taxes upon
farms, homes and other property and
by bond issues.
All bonds outstanding for highway
purposes are mortgages upon farma
and other real estate in the common-
wealth,
are not
and
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
bladder
previous,
gall
weeks
operation about
tho
¥
Hy
She
and
stood
home very well seems to
Mrs HH.
suffered intensely for a few days a
infected
Dutrow, of
town,
the
John near
ohn : ing strength each day since,
result of an tooth Mrs. Jennie Lingle, who
her son, James B langle,
J
hag
and
to
hes
burber,
store building 'at
He
Danville, where
for himself.
Cromis, experienced
leased the
now doing
Centre Hall
in
an
enner Kennett Square, for
is business. comes | part of the winter, Is. now
from I
busines
sister, Mrs Foreman,
had been
College, and oun
Miss
open b
Violet
y V *
Will
Mrs. V. A. Hall
the
Lutheran 8S, 8.
Auman delightfully
classy
her Tue
itrick’'s Davy
enter in
the daughter of ev, and Mrs
BAY | who is temporarily
color ‘ :
(Continued
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tained nior Service
at
evening. A St. Pi
scheme w
eto,
home, rds AA
with M
column)
nving
on next
pronounced In decorations,
Motorists Worried
the Lutheran ch
forward wi
Sunday
Men's
number of
Attendants st
Millhelm, will
out the service
ireh,
look th inter
to next even-
ing, at which time the Lutheran!
*1 ¥ & srl 14+ lor
Cholr will render a velec-| The Rotary Club of
tion i }
. last week idered what
CONs is
in the
the con.
clerd
later in
been able to
the pass 1
Musser is also
Philip
old
solidated bank, has
Musser, long a
Miltheim bank and bile if Pennsylvania commits
not to a general program of re
ing
appear for
the
duty noe
holiday Mrs
11
seriously {ll
bank
1 hus
demanded
freight
the Darby Club was told that th
merely the thin edge
tion wedge, and
would a demand
on use of passenger
In states,
being ed by
spoke }
mobiles have
ten years a very
passenger trafic
iid be
the
Lr
roads. far railroad
only
re ictions
¥
movement
f the
01 re
that the next
be
Cars,
some this
press
gmen
¢
Lhe
think cot
hobbles ¢«
i
(Continued from
Mrs H H
Mrs, Lingle upon her
until she
High sche in May
f pit £14 '
trip vill again live
returning
the
pte from
Swiftest and Best
RHEUMATIC
PRESCRIPTION
85 Cents
Pain—Agony Starts to
Leave in 24 Hours
Just ask for Allenru—Within 24
after take this
yet CXCLES
uric acid circulating
poisons start your body.
agony and swe
The Allenru
nteed-if
hours you start to
ng
gale powerful medicine
and
to leave
other
£
1 48 hours i
are
pain,
usually gone
ption in one
tated~—money
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Announcing
OPENING
of
NEW
BARBER
SHOP
C. J. CROMIS
Phone 8R3
PUFFED WHEAT
Kellog’s Corn Flakes
L of V OATS
OYSTER olb 99.
CRACKERS pkg 22¢
CELERY and LETTUCE
which is kept moist with a Mistalator
BANANAS ORANGES
Tomato or Vegetable Soup
The new large 27-0z. can 10c Cah
PEANUT BUTTER 21 jr 19¢
TI
MACARONI
POT-PIE BOWS
Prunes, 25-35’s
SALMON
reg. sie 9c
reg. size 7c
66-02. pkg 13c¢
4 lbs 25¢
Ib 18¢
Ib 8c
2 cans 19¢
* Phone 8R3
RY Sy SHI
BAKED BEANS
quart can 10¢
Gilt Edge COFFEE
Ib 19c¢
SWANSDOWNE
Cake Flour 923c
First Prize FLOUR
241-215 45,
COCOA
Z1bn 19
CHIPSO
large size 15¢
SPAGHETTI
guart can 10¢
Mustard qt jar 19¢
21b 19,
Jelly Beans
Centre Hall
At the *‘Station’’
We deliver to your door