1634. FF THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, FEHR CENTRE REPORTER ISSUED WEERLY. i es RR CHNTRE HALL. PENNA. ——— SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors $. W. SMITH, Editor, BAILEY, Associate Editor and DV. 5. Business Mausger, Batered at the Post Office lu Centre Hall 89 second class walter, TERMS. The terms of subscription to he Beporter are $1.00 a year, iu advance. fegal advertising at the rate of ten pents per line each insertion. Pisplay advertising rates made known ”m pplication, “SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES PENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE (Bev, 8, F, Gresnbhee, Fastor,) Centre Hall--9:00 A, M,, Spring Milie—10:30 A. MM. Tusseyville—7:30 P. M. OBENTREE HALL REFORMED CHARGE (Bev, Delss KB, Keener, Faster) Centre Hall— §:30—Church School. 7:30—Church Service. §:00 A. » Healt} Spring Milis— 9 pa 1 hu ao: 30—Churen Service. Farmers Mills— #:00—Church 30: 00-Cl \ Service, oo METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Rev, Seth Russell, Pastor) Centre Hall— #:30—Morning Worship, 10:30—8unday School, Pprucetown— 0: 00—Sunday School 31:00—Morning Worship. Ppring Milis— 1:30—Evening Worship. -— PRESBYTERIAN (Bev, J. MM, Kirkpatrick, Pastor) #:30—8unday Bchool. $:30—Christian Endeavor. NO PREACHING ING AUGUST—Pastor on SERV EVANGELICAL (Rev. J. W, Zang, Pastor) us DEMOCRATIC STATE United States EPH F TICKET. Senator GUFFEY, J Montgomery Lieutenant Governor THOMAS Secretary of Internal Affalrs THOMAS A. LOGUE, Philadelphia C Judge of the Superior Court CHI I LHODER Representative In Congress DON GINGERY Clearfield Senator in General Assembly Deaths . * * » » . Leltzell, Btate H ident of LEITZELL DY. 1a thirteen res dead vears a loge, for home, 822 West Foster ‘was ind in bed Avenue o'clock Wednesday morning week, Hackman Leitzell WiLs 17, 1858, fat Aaron and January 4, to Lawrence March son of eitzell, in Roush, who and Wilbur, survive brothers Harry lementine Hebers- Lavina 1880 Miss Two inte born on burg, the Hackman was marriage survives both of together 10 united Josephine Harry College, also s|0n, with sisters Mit and H. of Miller, the following Wilson, of DuBois Mra. ( and Mrs I flinburg Elida, ©. Mifflinburg SMITH Mrs, wife of R Mond by haospit deceased was a daughter deceased Death Shaffer Thers two brothers condition Wed 4 ———————— (OLLEGE PHOTOGRAPHER DEAD IN BATHROOM STATE FOUND c————— an to 4 7¢ ly THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA. cold be rioodle cold fruit sain Pens, de, sited of roast beef, ham, ADDS 85 NEW TENTS potato witlad a, . watermelon, bananas, cold lemona apple pie for children, « Decker hae, campment and Centre spiced pea offes, we devote a oon effort to dist the iil] ngain 4 cake: en Flies tive John W, camp te add- fe. hip re Much ducted 1 0 taged for ging ving its in Were d ever ar featu dance fy popul raoon, irty new tents heen unifor workmans recent ved fit 1 wry for those Tu Lr i ————— I —————————" MARRIAGE LICENSES. Hipley tion no longer rset elec wir ing NeCeER $1 sodind {300d for Lhe 2300 OOK ing H0 extra all 14x14, tent rental, size 10X13 £5.00, Encampmen for 1934 ter system atl its come» ie nd iT manty Falr improved wa PPS tern been e GARRETT ESTATE HEIRS IN POTTER nits to the $17 Hens EDW. JACKSON THOMPSON, ants Representative In General Assembly JOHN WW, DECKER, rappin a SENATOR NORRIS HAS HIGH FRAISE FOR No the wi President office, Norris, the Pr United Presider prompt mole recovery tion, but civilization The Nebraskan, who sup ident Foosevelt f has no regrets publican Party lief that Roosevelt ed In 1936 “If he were he would be,” the an after-thought. “In some fdent could the left” Norris said there are « good many places nobody Knows just what is the thing to do. You have you have to try that. "Roosevelt condition never by & human being the world. We dissolution Homet hing or we would just drift “1 think that ernment concedes matters drift Roos and i GERETOSSIVE saved ne sited He expt would edad bes think added running now, | Senator as think the Presa. ther respects 1 for oa v Ge Lay grent Henator 20 a al where to try this and was confronted with a {faced history before in the on the had to be that Wis of of don wore véerie every student of gov. that if he had let wo would have faced ute ter ruin—the ruin of our « You will recall the first days of Administration, when practically every | bank in the United Stateg was on the! brink of ruin. “Maybe Roosevelt hasn't done the right thing here and there. 1 think Fe has made some mistakes, but 1 think anybody would make some.” . Benator Norris pald this remarkable tribute to the President before leaving Washington for his summer home in Wisconsin, The veteran T8wearuid legislator revealed the belief that there is hope of liberalism in the present Republioan Party. He annognced he will continue to t of a number of Kberal sures in the next Congress, including his constitutional amend. ment to abolish the electoral college. Walter Gas manufact 1930, at ter bh willed only Bhe w widow of snuff sarrett iihonaire tirer ember 16 re $62.- as 70 P. and Hall able ia IF ht eatate 600 of her fare | Two fuel Klinefelt iA Ki ‘ers Potter Bam Albert broth. heirs in townsh er, ‘olyer, inefelter., near Centre to deli the wppear to have boven nitely wealthy prove relationship to de Philadelphian, ge Klinefeitet Ki diye they eased Haven: Mra, Ida Sto and heirs and fOLNINne Lock Tylersville; Burnham; Mrs Reading, and Mrs. Mary Lock Haven, are brothers the Potter township of Emanuel Kiinefelter, The aide Th Millhehn, of equal nefelter, Jane Be Mh, Reasner, children Bhaffer Garrett Rhaffer /re Elizabeth lof Mrs an th relationshin Is Ine rel. and with oe 6y are a atives in Madisonburg [Rinte College standing ithe Kline mentioned, ————— Commisal John 8B. Spearly improving nicely from Injuries received in an auto accident on returning from trip Philipsburg. The extensive cut on of his arms responding to treatment, as are also bruises over the body, He was able to be at the Commissioners’ office for a short time on Tuesday. i a business to ona Em —— i With the copious rain fall of last week and that of Monday night, the prospects for a corn and potato crop rave been much enhanced Even with long than a normal rainfall during Aug- ust, a fair corn crop in this section Is assured. The crop Is far in advance of the season on most farms. Pastures and second growth of clover have also been greatly benefited by the rains during the past week. * he Centres Wwe ——————— DECKER REUNION, PURE FoobD [a0 FRED LUSE, Manager CENTRE HALL 35¢c | 5c Ib can He pt jar 15¢ qt jar 25c WEIS QUALITY Cake Flour OR SOUR C-W DILL Pickles CAMPBELL'S Pork & Beans WEIS QUALITY Salad Dressing BAKING POWDER WALTER BAKER'S COCOA {1b can 10¢ OCTAGON Giant Soap 6 bars 25¢ Premiums, qt jars {3 Ib can 15¢ Save the Coupons for Valuable OCTAGON Toilet Soap Most refreshing for tollet and bath, SEMINOLE Toilet Tissue 4 nolls 25¢ Cotton Soft—Snow White ~~ 1000 Sheets — Fully Wrapped, 2 bars Oc BORDEN'S CHEESE, Assorted Varieties 4% 1b phew Tie LIBERTY ROLL MARGARINE, In loensed stores. 2 Ihy 250 HEINZ SPAGHETTI iiadiisussiineis 18-08 oan 10 POST TOASTIES .......... vivesie 2 phen lhe GRAPEFRUIT PLARES .................;.dihis. pig Ho ing # Sr . of { SCHOOL DIS. the same. SORT. H. ¥. MUSSER, REPORT F. TREASTER July 2, J 5, JORDAN, POTTER TOWNSHIP TRICT AUDITORS For the school year the correctness 1irige ending RECEIPTS HERE'S What July 1833 § 85 ¢ been Rao Bamy y Has Asking COLOR FINGER WAVE WORLD'S FINEST! the ndares CURRENT EXPENSES popular shampoo fly fine for gniior: beautiful, natural HARRIS SPECIAL Permanent ave now 33 NESTLE-LEMI PERMANENT 1X7 YY $5 $7 GENLIND Perma ELS pent Wave Water Milk VYitatonie Fugens Method Harris Wf et bron Frederick This Coupon worth 50¢ Is 10 NX. Brown St.—Fhone 3513 sen LEWISTOWN SUMMARY {lem Ve LIABILITIES Se To Holders of U. S. FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN BONDS FIRST NATIONAL BANK CENTRE HALL, PA. JHE IRA! NCO JIA [IRD DEES JIRA JINN TREIIIR THRININON PRE Jae J mn Ban a a dt la a a a ——— PAINT NOW-- and SAVE MONEY MX. FARMER, your Roofs, or Silo, Painted Before Winter, Will Mean Money Saved Next Year. I have in stock Genuine Asphalt Roofing Paint. Before You Buy, Get My Prices. EDWARD DURST Centre Hall, Pa, TR2 FS
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