NOVEMBER 8, 19034, THURSDAY, ¥HE CENTRE REPORTER ISSUED WEEKLY, CENTRE HALL. PENNA. SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors 8. W. SMITH, Editor, BDW, E, BAILEY, Associate Editor and Business Maunsger, — — Batered at the Post Ullice la Centre Hall a8 second class matter. TERMS. The terms of subscription to he Beporter are $1.00 a year, in advance. Legal advertising at the rate of ten gents per line each Insertion. Pleplay advertising rates made known ae application. "SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES PENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE (Bev, 8, F. Gresahee, Pastor.) Musseyville—$ to 10 A. M. Centre Hall—10:30 A. M. Ppring Mille—7:30 P. M Sermon by one of the several local ministers. : CENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE (Bev. Deine B, Keener, Paster) Centre Hall— 9:80—Church School. 7:80—Home Mission Service. $:30—Y. P. Group; theme “The Val- ue of Home Missions” Leader, Mrs. Faye Bradford McClellan, Ppring Mllls— §:00—Home Mission Service. 10: 00—Church School $:30 P. M.—Organization Y. P. Community Farmers Mills— $:30—Church School 10:30—Holy Communion. ¢ meeting of work, wn PRESBYTERIAN (Rev, J. M. Kirkpstrick, Paster) §:30—8unday School. 10: 80—Morning Worship, (Communion Service.) Friday, 7:30 P. M—Preparatory pervice, METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Rev, Seth Russell, Pastor) Centre Hall— §:30—Morning Worship, 10:30—Sunday School, Bprucetown— 20:00—8unday School A1:00—Morning Worship, EVANGELICAL (Rev, J. W, Zang, Pastor) Centre Hall— Bunday School, 9:30 A. M. Worship Service, 10:30 A, MM. Locust Grove— Worship Service. Sunday school, Zion Hill— Sunday School, 1:30 P. M. Worship Service, 3:00 P. M. 1 i “5 . 8 ol 30 P. f° AML M, — HAPPY HERE DAYS ARH AGAIN, Deaths » died at tw In. ange, which and 3 Jays and Elizabeth Rach sunburg RACHA, in of J Of eph Madi advanced au home due firmities 86 4 months of was He wag the Roush Rachau, Mr. Rac! Catherine Years, son John married-—first which union and Mrs. Madisonbureg, the follow this union: of Millheim: was twice White, to Charles, home, au horn at Gingerich, of second to Mary Ertel ing children were born Mrs. Nathaniel Shaffer, Lloyd and Herman, of Lock Haven; Mrs. Lee Vonada and Mrs. Orvis Mey- of Centre Hall: Mrs, Paul Shaffer, of Salona, and Ollie and Boyd, of Bellefonte. Thirty grandchildren great grandchildren of Clintondale, retired former commissioner of the surviving sisters are Mrs, Hublersburg: Mrs, Mrs Ira and Mrs Ammon were George and to seventeen Lu- and also survive. Rachau, and a county, Surviving Frank Fisher, of Mary Young, of Millheim; Bartley, of Spring Mills, Minnie Smeltzer and Mrs. Helfrich, of Ohio. Interment gelical cemetery, a millep is only brother. made in the E Madisonburg, was van- Mis WILLIAMS, Williams died Wednesd wlvyer ay immediate nephew family Mark Mrs. two nieces: Bellefonte; with her PB tmiley made here ) Mrs, J. M. Bathgate rial home —————— i HOUTZ the Ho a wns {0x Harv itz, son Houts, Ohio. He Linden EO ey die at his | of nome late Henry Toledo, Harris township, near 1861, making his 73 day is wife who Howell, The born Hall, thse in in April time at 10 iv, of 11 his age } death months He maider years and “ survive 0 1 NANG deceased wag about 1 engaged on a and later 3 i VY alsoy Myra Buddinger, of | TY. Watson, Watson, both of two 4 fav Merle % Sdwin State and Mrs brothers Frank Fu 1s ftorno Yo neral and PENN STATE “LIONS” WILL } PLAY QUAKERS SATURDAY | ! ail Cotlege exodus from State LHe pi SEES A GOOD RIDDANCE, i i The this eon Ci eollegintes die, potis T's kind ar be high urrectior one of the life as dead gpread to the cansed there ¢ gecret order class pr fluence ity. The applied They ards ns have “pull” and & larg: with it 8 on democrn eation time to give as the du ole wifahio find int ur. 3 114 % viel them 3 irge has and It tas) i damage i of thei fer: thi oti de end them permitted till the will back in full some future ti and the reform wil} have to start ever ngnin. grace” If be met all t “ y at oS AAA AN Thrilling riding and driving events will be Included in the brilliant even- ing horse shows that wil} be held throtighout the eight big days of the International Livestock Exposition, in Chicago, December 1 to 8. Teating sables are listing entries of saddle horses, fancy harnesy horses and pon. jon, and hunters and jumpers that will appear on each of the programs, A ——A—— he Centre Reporter, $1.60 a year f years, ————————— A A ———— i SCHOOL ATHLETIC NEWS. | oo HIGH al lot » vy i ror team nf (10 say regul kl, A str wige team ignominiou Monday afternoon on ground, iy | 8 y 1 +4 «1 : Lie Mook | was preferre the Gertrude tit play prize tha week a between the upper-cla ended Ir xtra periods o piay. The ring wna sife with cheering and enthusinem, ag tho the Tigers were a team from some foreign! § i under SInen 1 a pits ¢ funy { © dodge combating lalr, i § i Midnite Show at the Richelieu. A mpecial midnight shpw will be | given at the Richelieu Theatres on Sun. | day night, November 1% A special | feature picture which you win Hike; | also, the best of comedy, Don't fall to | attend, i 0 AI 5 PARANA. The women of the Evange church will hold a chicken corn soup supper on Saturday evening, Novem Tams owe THE CEN FELTENBERGER'S POTATOES TOPS ALL THIS SECTION OF COUNTY 12000 nt, IN bushel varie are ius HB gan well, disease, and no rot as i Lid the sold i Vaelopm stored of and delivered entire crop re av Deing Luu the Ck 7 miles, bushels, remainder ' having been y pars Lieg radius of 200 The largest of Feletenberger within a sale to a single customer In some made a lot 2600 bDushoia Mr, and In the farm Mr, tato game first under bel; when Campbell, and x with L. K. Ritz potato wizard who ed a crop planting riod of 27th and wis wend forty half second others the customer Came the ¥ t for produ his life, He w of Milo Camp later RH 1 neariy all the Ls tutelage youth, under wr i“ season the this 45000 unt Union « y L 0 year harve bushels. in days, between 17th. The but from year ol this year was done twenty May grown, planted the geod use certifie The home previous, HY soil, and the acreage doar. used, and carefully The Ik pris { ed the net profit res were sandy wis cropped Commercial fertilizers Were the who.e sprayed seven times, WW 0 potatoes red ud fron ¥ t but he A AAA FIRST DAY'S HUNTING AMONG LOCAL SPORTSMEN NOT BAI Guy Was bevond + Dy ¥ Bruce A — GOVERNMENT PAY CUTS TO BE RESTORED BY JULY Pease 1 % July A RESOLUTIONS, wn ¥ : hy on the school board who appreciated placed In him in mem Heo zens lo #:iion * who was w have the 4 5 honor f sor the board for as its terms and also treasurer. tenclved: L That we cherish the momory of our departed brother In that stalwart, afficient, loyal service rene dered to the public, and In {that memory try to do likewise; 2. That we extend our sinoere sympathy to his bereaved widow in her loss; 3. That three copies of this act fon of the board may be made by the secretary, one of which to be kept on file with other impottant documents of the public school; one to be malled to the widow of the late John OG. Dauberman, aml a third copy to be printed in The Cen. tre Reporter. thirty-two proaident held years for the raveral office of mensions — i o i | ’ 1 : ! i i NEWS-—CASES HEARD REQUIRING JURY TRIAL OOURT NOT The tate grdinanct famou g on Thu who 1 gident » Lie ruling he against a Wiis that red Opt rating Was h blowing objections concerned AI Principal around automobiles and be neighborhood mering { horns other 1¢ the automobile declared Maing n ' i¢ The noises ulsance the ) i ’ people MODERNE BEAUTY SHOP Special Treatment for Dry and Oily . Scalp Conditions ; also for Reconditioning the Hair. Our Prices are Reazonable For appointment Phone 68R2, CENTRE HALL. in was sustain d n appeal and the costs of the the borough of State College, The ( ae placed o is game borough came it Clark, charged The costs CO payment in a H. WwW. ¢ conduct 1 Cid ns ti relative Brown, Bl appeal boroug 1 i the placed on i and in College, another Miss director uid, stop The county. Three before came 0 Margaret of i241 exe the ir county an for fail through traffic stop placed the wi $ i ure to i sign costs were on 3 l Howard the enteriy i Eang dairy thieveg appear- ed court and pleaded gull wd ki alleged fv iy to 4 rearing ar Arceny 1 oath ringlead im f the * PURE FOOD [1] a) CENTRE HALL Pillsbury's Bet Flour 49 Ib $2.29 24 1b $1.15 Weis Quality Peas 2 med cans 29¢ Hershey Kisses Ib 19¢ SIUNSWEET 23¢ ER FRED LUSE, Manager “ENDERIZED” PRUNES pkg Plamond Brand Large BUDDED WALNUTS, BEE BRAND SPICES EXCELL SODA CHACKERS 1934 CROP ib pke box DROMEDARY Libby's DATES pkg or Lang's SAUER KRAUTX Good Luck MARGARINE (in ANGLO CORXED cans ib cans 18e 290 our Heensed BEEF 18e l4¢ bars 28¢ bars 9c $e SUPER SUDS—Beads or Soap box PALMOLIVE SOAP OCTAGON GIANT SOAP OCTAGON TOILET SOAP OCTAGON POWDER FANCY CHOCOLATES PEPPERMINT PATTIES, Whipped Creams CARAMELS —Nougatine! Peanut Puffs sm box Be; Ige cakes . - “w 2 “ - boxes 21s 37¢c rid nda 3 ie A Ye i HOW'S YOUR athematics ? M problem will receipt i of town | gain? return viled ba neo thi ¢ homo {This 8 abot BOI VE it teen doy 3 physician | who was recognized as an adept math ematician., Frankly, It fired concentration, but 1 solved it and am passing it on to the readers of thi= pa- per, who by a little careful thought, ean also solve it) 6. Now, we shall have a couple in multiplication by a simplified method, that often saves time and space; Multiply 1660 by 16 2-3 Multiply 840 by 12%. First, annex two ciphers and divide by & Second annex two ciphers and divide by 8. 26.000. handed req some 166000 divided by 6 equals And, $4000 divided by ¥ equals 10,500. © (ANSWERS on last page). | | > : : : FIRST NATIONAL BANK CENTRE HALL, PA. RINT! SRST. SURAT SITIO YURI Cr JCI SLANT RNRUTTN MRNIN Wem a Speeds up shaves! "Steps up comfort! Theone-piece Gem Razor loads, cleans, shaves in a jiffy. Nothing to take apart! Opens and closes with a finger twirl. 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