THUMSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1034. THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA. . * - - . - LOC a BT BASEBALL - : : ve : > — in (Continued from first page.) Enjoy You r La bor Day the Bender home, having moved there }emy to bring home the bacon in a 4-1 on. Tuesday: gcore The locals secured 10 hits off - » ; Gearhart, while Pastorius yielded but Dr W. BE. Fischer, of Shamokin, ex six blows. \ on | pects to be in Centre Hall over the Centre Hall, wity three other clubs, shares first-place position in the league Thomas Sankey is back to the Cen-istanding at this time. Labor Day fin- is tre Hall Bree od bomen to remain ishes the season. The box score: Stopping to change tires in heavy traf} for the present. CENTRE HALL 0 AER spoils a holiday—not to mention t ae risk. SE . /] 9.0 Better put on new Goodyears—world’s most JA | a GOODYEAR | popular tires—then your car will be safely rity, 234% PATHFINDER equipped also for the fall and winter to 7 1 Fr ] hug ’ : 1 k d / Noll ili : 1) fe New type Center-Trac- follow. Today's prices are low—take ad- SSSI SEMEN G8 thon read with deepest vantage of them! Come in, let us fix you YL DYE blocks. Built with up—all sizes—all prices. Supertwist. week-end oo Mrs. Edna Murray Cooney, and two Goodhart, if daughters, of near Pittsburgh, are Crawford, 1b visiting ameng friends here this week. Bradford, 2b . «= PP. Marts, ss Mrs. W. W. Reitz, of Ithaca, N. XY, Walker. © is visiting at the home of her mother, Fetterolf. Mrs. Margaret Thomas, in town. R Martz, Mrs. James Stuart, of New Bloom-}] Welsh, 3b field is a guest of her sister, Mrs. | Pastorius, Lucy Henney, during this week. 1] Te pb bd pk wd BB 27 : / 4.4021 BE ae | Ba Sensational | $5.70 sister of J. . heller, came 18 i [ Se vish friends at the fair STATE COLLEGE A BS GOO DY E A R NEW ‘ [l oan wn a Sew ovr, ot mate JTL YE 1 SPEEDWAY 5-6. V\ VN 6.20 fonte, and the former's mother, Vorman shssetnis 2 oe John L. Royer, of Madisonburg, and Dunkie. wa : - y Thick tough Center-Trac- Miss Marian Treaster, of Centre Halll, ... : } a tion tread—Full Oversize— 4 fil A were guests last week at the H., E Abr AIBOR. ah Sal : a: Built with Supertwist Cord. < eo] = - ba : | 6.50 30x34 4.50.21 Royer home in Bellevue, Ohlo. 4.795-19 4.40.21 h | i // 500-19 $9 31488 | GOODYE ARSERNRERI i 4 150-21 8 : ] ed Lhe 2 $5.40 (SEs NI ALL-WEATHER | | $75.19 oe | See it! Let us explain ) Se. 4 7 Prices sabject to change $5.70 ; . j why it actually delivers ow WE an additional. , 439 More Miles of Real Te ——— Non-Skid, Costs more to 1 Prices subject tochange with- build but no more to out notice. State tax, if any, ‘1 additional. buy! WHERE THEY PLAY, Thursday's Games. < -— - How About it Centre Hall: Lamar . Inspection ? Saturday's Games, PUBLIC'S FIRST-CHOICE TIRES FOR 19 YEARS ] : a” a» tre Hall; Plesant The time is HAGAN GARAGE fe des In Phone 356 CENTRE HALL today and let us look you over. Lator Day Games. Mr ne 1 week. Mr. the office trial school, tliese. dre about one thousand in. thé CENTRE COUNTY LEAGUE correctional inst tion, svervthing is WwW 1. moving al x uletly Centre Hall +109 Walter R osterman and family, of Millheim ‘ J 133 RICHELIEU } State College, will take up their resi. Pleasant Gap . ; : a3 : dence on their farm pr y near sellefonte .... i t 133 LATEST FEATURE i AIN I NOW -- ip Soniabasrn : 0 ATTRACTIONS Potters Mills, begi wg April 1st, next : it .s ! Wes Electric Sound System Mr. Hosterman, however, will retain He ur senens ‘ be Coffea Shows 2 ull 11 } ! his position as a mechan with: the { tra ‘ : 10 Lod . d SAVE MONEY Pennsylvania State C ge in 1e u State College .. : : a SAT. (This Week) an * ity power plants, and will metor to and u sareemareves 4 ‘ : . { 1 ’ ¢ 12 3 ; # ACTION from hi=s home daily. He will give his at sevens . : 143 BIG STAGE ATTRAC —- . 3. : farm a reage to Maynard larger to AND PICTURE PROGRAM MR. FARMER, your Roofs, or Silo, Painted : BELLEFONTE, PA. handle on a share basis A comparatively new and extremely ye ye : Rev. D. 7 Wetzl wife an3 chid : a 3 . No. 1 Elaborate Stage Re- Shows 7:15 and 9:00 daily, Before Winter, Will Mean Money Rev. D J, Wetzel, wife and children, | noxious and polsonous weed is preadc- . * Pastasy i % S NOW " , Betty Jean and Mary Ellen, of Read- line over many parts of the States since ‘yue with Franklins ¥ ALL SEATS Saved Next Y ear. ing, and Miss Ruth Walter, Lewis-{. _.. when it was first discovered, It Bam, Children 10¢ y burg visited at the home of Mr. and] 3 r- : 5 Follles with Special Stage . Mrs. J. P, Wetzel, Thursday and Fri-|!® known as buffalo bur, a cross ve- I have in stock Genuine Asphalt Roofing Paint. day. Sunday visitors at the same|tween a potato and thistle, and be- No, 2—Feature Picture THURS. -FRL-SAT. home were: Mr. and Mrs. Reed E.{longs to the cocklebur family. A “PURSUED” { (This Week) Before Y ou Buy, Get My Prices. Kline and daughter Marjorie, Yeager-| #fpecimen was brought here from a : Sn . Return Showing of . town: Mr. and Mrs. Russell Seasholtz] garden of a neighbor of Rev. M. 8. Der. SPECIAL MIDNITE SHOW dr . % : LA ame t4at “DAVID HARUM® and son Donald, Beavertown: Mr. and{stine, at Ramey, and was identified as SUNDAY NITE, SEPT, @ 9 x will HOGERS Mrd4 Thomag Brininger, McClure, anda buffalo bur by a Penn State profes With Yellds JWR Mrs. H. J. Hughes, Cortland, N. Y. sof The plant grows bushy, with “WE'RE RICH AGAIN ; . : . . burs about the size of those on the Next Wk.) MONATUES.-WED, Centre Hall, Pa. lobert eller a sisters atharine : . { ES . * 1 . A, 1 lobert K re t and uls rs, itharine, i common burdock, except that the MON. TUES, (Nex (Nex: Week) Phone 7R2 now Mrs. Charlies J. Charters, and: ikes while not as plentiful are long- i . tf TE MAN WHAT daughter Betty, and Ruth, now Mrs} = Has. he mem th WED. (Next Week) : LITTLE MA / I. E De he Pittsl Histrd jer and stiffer. In the center of the } SOW" pary, of the Pittsburgh district, tan F. y 3 ; (" . EB ary, f the ® « t pig Ld are black seeds. The plant at the “THE WORLD MOVES ON VE Own on Monaay ana wil § $4 i 4 with argaret arrived in town n . iv | same time has blooms and burs in all } with M Tas " ee {= Douglas Montgomery. a © Sullivan, remain for the week to attend the Grange Encampment. Mp. Keller and 2 3 weed is discovered. do not fail to dig ot freshing and distinctive . . the husbandg of the two sisters were}, 31a Gino ee, lo not fall to 48 - : ee 8 Youth today THE REPORTER 1s well equipped fo {stages of maturity. If by chance th up and burn for te to be emploved almost cone ’ tinuously throughout the depression — - a— » 4 » » . ¢ Toe ti ate hiliran of Die Gnd Ma do the Best Kind of Job Printing. P. F Keller, both deceased. SPECIAL NOTICE The Bender family moved their household effects from Centre Hal} to their new home on West College Ave, B it h ’ A ti State College, on Monday. Mr. Bender ri c er $s uc ion had been a patient under observation Sale! in the Lewistown hospital for. almost - a week prior to Saturday, but was ghle The undersigned wili expose to sale to return home and to some extentiat his auction barn, 2 miles northeast engage in assisting in the moving op lof MIFFLINTOWN, on erations, Again the Reporter expresg 7 } PT { 3 - es the attitude of the community tow: Ww EDNESDAY, SE » 5 . J in styling the new ard the family when it states it great.|at 10 o'clock A. M.— Pl rs TN SS - ZT] . ly regrets losing the family as resi-]{ Auction Every 2 Weeks on Wednesday - " ri y i fom gig } dents Mr. and Me ¥. MM, Fisher and thelr ied Mug Pic snd, 2% Carload Horses & Mules R. E. Corman, of Wilkinsburg, return. PPP Hokar ii he ETD ts i ed Sunday evening from a week's tqui Tex” Rickard will be here wit a through the New England States, stop ping at many pointg of historic inter est. The trip of about fifteen hundred carload of mare g and colts. Colts from Ito 3 yearg old. Good big draft res wit olt yy heir sides an ‘ 4 eo hy § 3 I BF J * fact i Hae h colts by their sid 1 41 Tarik i "I THE fact is, many women did. For this new some good broke horses, Will also Los Hort the oy *sviiant Now 12 Ey Vv n't aT - fd fi li . Hailes took them through Vermont, New| = some mules. big and iHttle a be 2a rT dee oN any po Ford car was definitely planned to meet ampslhilre and Maine, and back; ’ ules, Dig anc ti through Massachusetts; Connecticut, © A handy compartment for ® Asteerizgrefiothetmakes © Flonty of body, boad a oe ® — _ ™ New Jersey, entering Pennsyivamia WILL ALSO HAVE A LOT Gloves cmd pures, peridng docliodly ocay. log roca in the rocr seal rent for ry . - 8 special compart. through Delaware Water Gap The OF COWS : da ' purse in the dashboard and two families are now camping at Sun- ) COWS sun-visors for your eyes. That's why interios * a 2 cr on get club house, fresh and close springers. Heifers, n— a . Retiags have been so tastefully designed. Why Rev, Greenhoe was called back to]Stock Bulls and Young Cattle, J gt . , : Vi Sc ct eatery as De ed, 150 SHOATS, J LE Py Is : est touch of your . Will welgh from 50 to 160 pounds, | ¥ 4 a BY toe. Why the steering ratio is 15-to-1 in order in the funeral services for John Krea-l1 gp sold before the cows, \ RTE to make this car easier for a to ha mer, Jr, who died in a Baltimore nos th . i ; . po And > ndle. pital a few hours following an auto-] YI start to sell cows at 12 o'clock : iL : > " + ' : remember, the Ford V8 has all the mobile wreck close to Baltimore Oth. |Promptiy. iia. p LH % - fo . safety features modern engineering skill can ers in the car were John W. Keoea-] Horse Auction will start at 3:30, ne GRY | in ‘ devise—a V-8 Engine, Torque-tube Drive, Ali mer, grandfather of the young man] All cows will have test charts. Any Hi | i I Steel Body, Welded Steel Spoke Wheels, Safety who died, his brother, Irvin, Jr, andiperson bringing a cow must have test 4 thi J 5 Glass and many others, father, Irvin, 8. Kreamer, also the chart \ Sie HH CN Remember, too, that the Ford V-8 is the latter's its and Mian Mirtam Hover, Everything else as usual 3) Sea J I lw \ most economical car to operate Ford has ever a whom were seriously "1 This sale will commence at 10 a, m. ka : built. Not only that— Ford V-8 delivered prices cept the grandfather. The group, ex: ie , cept Miss Hoover, were visitors of Sharp, ug we ust ry early to dis- / : / ne are decidedly low. Rev. CGreenhoe, beginning of this \ J > month and attended services here. FLOYD A. BRITCHER. w— h EE $ and up. F. 0. B. Detroit. Easy terms They are residents of Pleasant Hall! SALE ALL UNDER ROOF. a. , Ca the Universal Credit : 3 sh wy Franklin eownty owe oui ww, wv ng ER —— 8 : 2 f CTTTT meme as ER J AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS... ~~ .. » \ * one of his former parishes to assist ,
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