THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA,
»
ITEMS OF
LOCAL INTEREST
* * - . » - » - -
will be no window serviee at
Hall post office today
Washington's birthday.
There
the Centre
(Thursday),
for holding the election of
of public
April 10.
The time
oaunty superintendents
schools is fixed for Tuesday,
near
losn
farmer living
mis tune to
death,
Franklin Sharer,
Millheim, the
one of his farm horses by
had
The Gruenwald sale of an
load of South Dakota
Centre Hall sale barn,
this we Kk.
eXPpress
horses at the
Saturday after
noon of
companied
ttie Jane
parents
Tobias, 1
Earl De
of Centre nd students
kK Haven State Teachery'
Ton
Fleisher
ming in
The old
will be
the Cet
¢r over the
venting ite ov
of strangers
and
by
hands
home wily be Improved
used as a summer home
tigen fine idea.
A meting of farmers held re.
at the home of A HH.
with the
possibility of thelr cooperating in have
ing the West Power Company
on the Old Fort-
a distance of sey
wan
cently Spavd, in
town view of ascertaining the
Penn
extend ita service
toalsburg road for
eral miles, The outcome was not fav.
orable due te the owners of three [nrms
not being willing to assume thelr share
of the obligation. The extension of
electrie lines should be lhoked upon as
are good roads, good school facilities,
telephone service, all for the better.
men of the community and th. in
fe value of rei] ewtale. ha
128 VOCATIONAL BOYS-CLEAR AND
$1,907.45 In PROJECTS Lm
The summary, just completed, for! apy ang Mrs. W. H. Homan, Mrs, |
i
LOCAL i .
“TIPPING” BEGAN IN
the projets carried LY boys enrolled Annie Homan and daughter, Miss Corn, MERRY OLD ENGLAND
in Vocutf nal Agricultury In entre Annie Elizabeth and Warren Homan, |
county for 1082-1933 reveals ‘some in-looant Sunday at the home of Waldo! The custom of tipping Is believed to
teresting facts. Homan, at Oak Hall, { have originated in the early English
These projects are carried on as a | coffee houses, where frequently hung
part of the pupil's class work. Hy does! Prof. J. F. Wetzel, whose condition | brags-bound boxes inseribed *“To In
the project work &t home ns labora-| Was critical for a time last week, 15! gure Promptness.” Into these hoxes
tory exercise. Several different kinds ported to be on a fair way to Te-| patrons dropped colns and the word
of projects were the 128 covery. He ls a patient In the Gels- | “tip” originated from the initial letters
boys « mpleting thelr year's work. Inger Memorial hospital, Danville. of the three words, ee
Garden, potatos, swine, poullry and . - oe
small grains were the leaders in num
bers completed.
The
for
PERSONAL |
carried by
carries on
more
will kep
use «ff
boy with a job, say,
acres of yo.
of all ex-
equipment, rent
manure,
example,
He
as labor
and build
and jime,
Marx
invested
bean
one or
tatoos track
penses
of land
fertilizer
ings, seed,
wn Just What Does
weiner [8 All Mean to » M e
toms he then com
spray
eling exp nse,
and any
deter : :
in. That is the question that naturally com
you think of or talk to your neighbors al
wildering activities
own Income tg,
to your mind when
the rather he-
of the federal government in Washington
Out
adminis.
d William
win
sssional action or
but if you will re:
NGTON DIGEST
paper, you will knos
Fragmentary news rep orts of congr
tion policies often are confusing,
kart" interpretative WASH
ich week in thie
——
BRUCKARTS WASHINGTON
LETTER INTERFPRETS THI
CAPITAL NEWS FOR YOI
* infer
wir fil fey
THE REPORTER is well equipped to
do the Best Kind of Job Printing.
700,000 WOMEN CAN'T BE WRONG
When they Praise the Pinkham Products
By accurate record, more than 700,000 women have
signed statements saying, “Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege-
table Compound helps me!” If you are weak, nervous,
rundown and discouraged get a bottle from your drug-
gist today. Let it help you, too.
Sanative Wash
Many of these women use and
recommend Lydia E. Pink-
ham's Sanative Wash for femi-
nine douches. A medicated
wash which soothes and helps
to heal minor irritations. Hos-
pital tested. Large bottle 50¢.
LYDIA E. PINKHAM MEDICINE CO., LYNN, MASS.
Herb Medicine
In the Spring, or whenever
they need a general tonic, they
take Lydia E. Pinkham’s Herb
Medicine. Good for men,
women and children. Works
in harmony with the Vege
table Compound.
Is It Possible?
23¢ Sale!
Special Prices for Fri. & Sat., Feb. 23 & 24
CLOVER FARM CORN STARCH
Hegular 10
CLOVER FARM CORN
Packnge (Coun entlemay Golden
Bantam
15¢
8 One Pound Packages—28c
2 REG, CANS 28e
CLOVER FARM CHINA OATS
A beautiful plece of China In
Each Pa
ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT
TANGERINES
PACKAKGE—28¢ Sweet, Jul Florid
IN BULK—Half Peek—27¢
RAE
Fruit
LUSCO WAFFLE SYRUP
Fine Maple Fiavor
QUART JUG—28¢
id est gar
i a Relowtod 8 Colles
BALDWIN APPLES 5 Ibs. 23c
Y. C. PEACHES, PINEAPPLES Swansdown CAKE VFLOUR—pkeg 27¢
APRICOTS, BR, A, CHERRIES,
BARTLETT PEARS,
Fire Brand Top Q
QUART
JELLY BIRD EGON ~3 Ths, 28e
CHOCOLATE (OYERED
FGGS
CANDY
( ANS—Eaech—23¢ 2 for be
Faney Wisconsin SWEITZER CHEESE~—~Wonderfuy Flavor
Clover Farm Store
A. HOSTERMAN, Owner Centre
TRE
RRR
TOM JOHNSON’S
SHOE SPECIA
in Lewistown’s Ce
FRIDAY
ommunity Sales
and SATURDAY!
MEN'S WORK SHOES
Special Prices for Two Days
"1.67
infty Sale
Some
as 7 OW as
$361 ¢
reduction ‘ Ginn
Bona fide
quality heavy shoes! olid, well made Ho
penny!
CHILDREN’S SHOES
*1.00
$1.95
Oxfords and Straps Sizes 5-11
Black or Tan, 2 DAYS ONLY
{ hildren's “Simplex Flexies,” High or Low
TOM S. JOHNSON
FLewistown's Ploneer Yalue-Giver
Honest Quality—True Feonom)
112 E. Market St. LEWISTOWN
SIE.
5 WW WET ETE TET TY Te YT
A DOLLAR'S WORTH
$1 for
—.
Y
is coupon and mail it with a six weeks’ trial subserip
THE C HRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
& Pumiis
TE
EER ERE ENN
a lc hc BB BB BIA Bi BP 0 oH Ba I
By GENE BYRNES
WHEN X LEFT
1 LEFTY Mv MOUSE
(%
Soe me News Pogrnons Tar
ig,
1