SEPTEMBER 20, 1034. THURSDAY, —— THE CENTRE REPORTER ISSUED WEEKLY. et HALL PENNA. Sissim— CENTRE HR evonn SMITH & BAILEY, Propsistors 8. W. SMITH, Editor, BDW, BE. BAILEY, Associate Editor and Business Manage, MERE 18 Botered s at the Post Office in Centre Hall ge second class matter, TERMS. The terms of subaseiption to ihe Beporter are _ a year, in advance “SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES PENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE (Bev, 8, ¥. Gresnheo, Pastor.) Services the regudar Mr, fill the various appointments, —— OENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE (Bev, Deine RB, Kesoer, Faster) Centre Hall— #:00—Church Service, 10; 00—Church School. 6:30—Y. PP. Meeting—theme, of a Parable and Its Dramatization.” Leader, Prof, Russell Bohn Tusseyvilie— 9:30—C ch School. 10:30—Churcy Service. a the charge according to schedule, on Sunday. Rew. Romberger, of Philipsburg, will “Story PRESBYTERIAN (Bev, J. MM. Kirkpatrick, Fastor) #:30—Church Service. 10:30—8unday School $:830—Christian Endeavor. METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Rev, Seth Russell, Pastor) No preaching service 8 until Sept EVANGELICAL (Rev, J. W, Zang, Vastor) Bethesda Worship Service, 5:30 A. M. Sunday School, 10:30 A. M. Spring Mills— Bunday School, 9:30 A, M. Worship Service, 10:30 A, M. Lentre Hall— Bunday School, 9:30 A. Worship Service, 7:30 P mmm DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. M. AM. United States Senator JOSEPH FPF. GUFFEY, El Allegheny County, Governor GEORGE H. EARLE, Montgomery Co punty. Lieutenant Governor THOMAS KENNEDY, Luzerne County, Secretary of Internal Affairs THOMAS A. LOGWVE, Philadelphia County. Judge of the Superior Court CHESTER R. RHODES, Monroe County Representative In Congress DON GINGERY Clearfield County Senator In General Assembly EDW. JACKSON THOMPSON, Centre Lounty. Representative In General Assembly JOHN W. DECKER, Gregg ip. "Towns STATE LIVESTOCK TEAM STARTS JU DeIS ui tens ¥ tha a — FIRE PREVENTION Fire Pre ntion served from ive. Ti : to acquaint Bers of Ort of fire definitely and thoug people witl duce this least 75%. WEEN. PUT PULLETS IN HOUSES BEFORE LAYING STARTS Pulleta should be transferred to lav. ing quarters before lay. cool and comfortable as possible for the birds and precautions taken not to overcrowd the pens. Allow about 3 to 2% sguare feet of floor space for birds of the light breeds and about 4 square feet for tho heavies, County Agent RB. C. Blaney suggests. The large well-developed pullets should be housed first and the others as they mature. If ready-to<lay pullets and immature ones are confined to the same pen, the smaller birds will not have an opportunity to develop prop- erly, If the pullets are graded as they are housed, the last lot of birds should be ly culled, All crow-headed, deformed, stunted and weak birds should Birds showing ev- ee aol or Just they start to These buildings should be made as REUNION, the Inte held the Park, STOVER dos dants of Early on the Of plown, Gr The Stover, en ir Nrs Centr reunion ange Hall, The ing the lunches, Deaths Baturday - 1 * mostly in and acquaintances, and organizing were ¢ time spent . was Dorothy A. Blerly, of Mra Adan Blerly Bilerly, died Rebersburg, Mond: ay fliness of about which time she was treated for a pe- riod in the Williamsport hospital, She was born at Rebersburg, and twentyseven years and four months, She mas graduated from Potts Business School, Williamsport, after taking a High school course, and at the time of becoming fll was em- ployed in the office of the West Penn Power Company, College. Funera be held this (Thursday) Rev. W. Weav- er - . BIERLY ~Miss noontime supper making various clan, The ed: President, 1. Vice-president, E, burg: Becretary, Corresponding Zion; Zion, present Shearer, daughter and the games following officers i. Btover, M. Kuhn, Harry Smith Becretury, Miss Mrs, Dru ing late C. C. at her home In i night, months after an two during Shearer, Treasurer, Emerick, Those Merrill Foster and daughter Joan, stine, Mr, and Mrs. daughter, 1 Shaeffer, Harry Smith and Mr. and Mrs, Clyde ter betty Park: Mr gjles El. Bwover, Moyers, of Glimore Mr Mic was aged Mr. and Cleveland, Ohnlo; Mrs, Bruce Emeric Mra Mary ( Nevin G'more Mr, and son Budd, of Hockman Dick, of R. Stover wer, Mrs and Mrs, sler. of were: Shearer, State Olu will fternoon; services daugh and son Heck and Mrs. 1. Roy Altoona ; and Brys nd Mrs Mrs Hazel, PD. RB Btos in charge. —— Nie Mi COX aged O A years, 4 of noon Mrs, months Augustus Cox, Lucy Ann Cox, and 12 days died Monday at iellefonte. She was daughter of Jesse and Polly Jesse K Cox, of widow fore the ry son ertown WwW daughtey and Mm : snd 0 Soph and Klinger ver, One Reading, gon, survives, MILTON George Matilda, R entre A FAX JUSTICE LEAGLE O MEET AT BELLEFONTI STATE —————— fp ]_— tl COLLEGE JUDGES ENTER CONTEST AT SPRINGFIELX of Bellefonte Acad. Publie Personal Property to at emy Go Auction. CLOVER FARM STORES Week-End Values 9c BUCKWHEAT . J 4+ Can. C, PANCAKE « FLOUR Of. Can SYRLP.. PEACHES 19% HERSHEY'S SWEET MILK CHOCOLATE POST BRAN .2 pkgs 19c 4 Lb. Jar PRESERVES, 1% CAN SHREDDED COCOANUT .......iivvvevinisinn. % SUPER DAINTY CAKE FLOUR............53 Ib bag 39¢ OCTAGON SOAP. «vod bars 19 BASKET ONIONS .....19c 410 Ib Bag ONIONS ....29% A Bbl CABBAGE cove. $31.69 46 Ibs Sweet POTATOES 28¢ oj pale ® i ’ BEL PPE PEPE PLP P EP EEP IPD YEAGER-CURTIN, Jack Henry Mrs, Harry © MeMeen H L Beptember The made Curtin number and | { Eliza { son of Mr, and ughter united Ming Curtin, an marriage | ho at A a Can nd Md. 1 Lat marriage in Cumberia of the evening at the Curtin, were ard, at announcement Saturday in ¢ invited guests. Wis urtin, to a home, large | jos of ————————— A —— MAAN CLIPPING YOUNG ALFALFA MAY RUIN FUTURE GROWTH Many alfal mistake the gr attempting to harvest from it. Unless threaten field Agent needs the winter He yy ETOW mnoy n Org fa new beginners with make the of clipping goed- | whi ing a bay crop weeds get very smother the al TT ws Clipped, i al and io the says County Alfalfa as possible withstand the Lop must roots will bad falfa, } should not RC 10 mike a Blaney 1 hi4 gs much first season injury. left Un4ais and store in the fall § Ti Qe top 14» protect the until late idl vent ——————————_ A ———— REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, 5 PENNY-A-WORD COLUMN the pays for a four-tine und column. These litle ads. mre workers in the way of results. tise anything here, from a fo » in this wonder Adver- “Help Wanted” “House and Lot for Sale” GATHERINGS IN 8 CITIES GREAT LUTHERANS is con~ OF reat will be Cri. i Brotherhood Latheran Church will 14-16. Chief Interest will upon Havanah, Ga., where the Bienniay convention of the, U, L. i held October 1 Al- rep. 600 clerical delagates will synods antag Atla f the churches In the nited States an of ada, United nited meet October heran Church In America, willjeenter ‘ : Ninth thelr attention upon three Cite er of the United during the and fey b lay ith bet Cw r 26. The Un ween Beplember 20 ited 1a thirty four oomstituent ther Church itheran Church ing from coast ‘nited , ; to const In both Ge the three large rig Fi 1 nred Ig Sinton Ha Susqueha Lath anda Canada. Th numbers ry nizations in America and kine. D million souls, this the Lau belongs, national organiation Ww theran churcy of Centre Lauth- ch and other nearby churches ; he firs ity 1 sntert a nation- hilo of Fully atiend of ain Da BONAry Ch NIGHT FOOTBALL GAME, LEWISTOWN —ORBISONIA will } vi will be yion, Mis Laitheran gar: Woman's Bociely United urch. vivtown foothall fan zl, 1x hundred women will the igh schoo will open the Woman's Congress Septem thor Dejegn Vl Wo PURE CT, ) FoobJ} WEIS FRED LUSE, Manager CENTRE HALL AISA, WEIS QUALITY PEANUT BUTTER 1-1b jars 29c WEIS QUALITY 8-0z jar 10c¢ pint jar 17c¢ MAYONNAISE ANGLO Corned Beef 2 12-07 cans 29¢ ‘Lighthouse’ CLEANSER 3 cans 10c SANI-FLUSH can 19¢ BANNER LYE WEIS QUALITY OYALTINE, The BEE BRAND SPICES DEL MAIZ GOLDEN BORDEN'S (White, RUMFORD BAKING JELLO Assorted flavors BAKER'S BREAKFAST (000A WEIS QUALITY PEACHES ROLL BUTTER ans AMMONIA Food Drink 2 35e; pke cans pke CAD Swiss CORN 2 CHEESE ih American) POWDER wef o» LL ge “@ pkes can can Ibs Skids cause 5% times as many accidents as blowouts (insurance records show) How's the GRIPon your tires! How does it compare —in quick-stop- ping safety—with the new “G-3” Goodyear All- Weather? GOODS YEAR ALL-WEATHER GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY Center Traction tough thick tread ~ribbed sidewalls ~Supertwist Cord=lifetime guarantee, Boxy $4.40 440-21 $4.95 4.50.21 $5.40 Phone 50 ER 8,400 s show smooth tires slide 77 top testis % far- ther—and other new tires slide 149; to 199; farther— than New G-3 All-Weathers. Goodyears grip best, stop quickest, because of their CENTER TRACTION. Now further improved and made 4369p longer-lasting in the new ‘‘G-3." Also—against’ the slight hazard of blowouts —you get the protection of patented Supertwist Cord in EVERY ply.—Why Flirt With Fate—when you can have “The Goodyear Margin of Safety” at no extra cost? Put on New G-3's and get-at no extra cost=""The Goodyear Margin of Safety”—for 43G More Miles! Flatter Thicker Wider All-Weather Tread! How About that Car Inspection ? The time is growing short. Better drive in today and let us CENTRE HALL look you_over.
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