THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1936. ——" 5 ———— eT ® & 9» » oo 9 * 90 FARM CALENDAR. - [Timely Reminders from Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture 4 . uw { . . =o . » i MAKE CHEESE AT HOME--Sur- us milk can beused in making Am-| an cheesy at home. Any whole] flk that ig perfectly sweet and has! obnoxious flavors can be made mto| bod cheese. Directions may he ob-| ined from your county agent. | REDUCE CHICK 14 ISKES-—8ince | @ Grow Healthy Pullet program was karted in Pennsylvania, summaries il. ch vear show that cooperators ose, the average, fewer chicks hatcnea| rior to May 1 than those hatched af prr that date EXAMINE BEFORE PRUNING each growers are urged to examine | eir orchardg before pruning to de- | rmine the extent of injuries by lreez-| £ The pruning should then be | lanned accordingly. AVOID SEEDLING INJURY -Un- | pr certain soil conditiong red copper | xide used as a treatment to prevent amping off may injure moma crop: ch as broccoli, carrots, celery, pars-| y, and turnips. injury from the | ust will be reduced by planting the | teq seeds in soll having a good upply of humus and keeping the ofstur, supply of the sol fairly high r 2 to 4 days after planting 12] WORK YOUNG HORSES Well rown 2-vear-old colts can be broker nd put to work. If given some nd- antags on the eveners and in som ases by alternating, working each wo colts a half-day while the olde: orses work a full day, it ig possible o get along with them and to sei] one ore mature animal POLLINATE WITH BOUQUETS xtension demonstrations in Pennsyl- ania during the last four years have roved that the use of bouquets is en- rely practical where inadequate Cro hollination previously ponsible for low vields of appl ————— A ———————— Tusseyulle. Charles Meyer and family rom the Wm. Meyer 0 Millbrook. Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Swartz, er Mary, and John Fortney he funeral of Mrs Robb, onte, Wednesday. Mrs. Frank Hennigh became sal patient in the Centre hospital one day last week. Mr. and Mrs Mark Bellefonte, and Mra Samuel ayton, Ohio, were Friday { hupper guests at the 8. T. Swarlz| ome. Miss Bernice Wagner and daughter June, of Colyer, were Saturday visit bras at the C. 8. Bottorfg home Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Swartz alles at the 8. T. Swartz home, Hay afternoon. Sim Baum, of Bellefonte, was mn Monday on a business mission. ————— PTI Colyer. Robert Boal, of Altoona pent eek at the John Jordan home ordan returned home with | Bunday: she wil visit her id sister, Mrs. Boal Mrs. Venrick and gay with friends at Mrs. Nora Ripka spen nd at the home of Frank Those who attended the he Wm Jordan hom, were Mrs, . Bubb, Ruth Rover ang daughter pn, Mrs. John Jordan, Mre Ida 3 rer, Mra. Ray Dwcker John Lingle purcahsed v pl TT Ford from Paul Bradford Wm. Strong is very much improved and is meen about again. Rebersburg. Mr. and Mrs, I. A. Baker, of Mun- cy, spent Thursday and Friday in Rebersburg. They were accompanied | by Mrs. Harold Hackenberg and] daughter, Joanne, who hag spent aj week at the home of hey parents | well as Mrs, C. F. Catherman, who | sited at the home of her parents, | Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Hackenberg. Oth er guests at the same homg were Mi and Mrs. J. N. Moyer, Bloomsburg. Urmrenflprenenfiypon rovedifon WEIS | PURE FOOD STORE | OFFFRS TO THEIR CUSTOMERS THE OPPOR- TUNITY TO OBTAIN A Lovely 26-piece Set of SILVERWARE for $1.85 SILVERWARE ON DISPLAY AT OUR STORE. ASK MAN- AGER ABOUT DETAILS TO OB- TAIN BAME. i FISH AND OYSTERS This Week-End, THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA. TANT TAA “wild Bill’? Cummings, national A. A. A. racing champion, recently took delivery of his second Chevrolet —a new 1635 Master De Luxe sedan with which he is pict ured above. Cummings became a Chevrolet owner following his victory at Indianapolisiast Decoration Day. In the oval he is shown as he finished the Indianapolis classic, wearing the new type crash helmet that was recently adopted by the A. A. A. Contest Board for all racing drivers in 1935, WANTED Market chickens of all RT ad . = Ph t i 1.96 per vr $ x ? 4 ee . . 11 PLAZA ir aks phone BELLEFONTE, PA. gputinuous Shows 2 till : POPES CEPCEEEPT IEE POLES OEP OOOPIIIEP FTHURSDAX g i SAT. FRI, & ; $ HOW'S YOUR $ Mathematics ? | CCPPPOGECEOEINPLEEPEOPLEEPOOISEOOT STATE BELLEFONTE, PA. Shows 7:10 and 9:00 dally. ALL SEATS NOW 250. Children 10¢. THURS.-FRI, (This Week) SAT. (This Week) MON. & TUES, (Next Wk.) WED, {Next week Shirley Temple, “UNDER PRE SSURE” Lior Fin i “THE LITTLE COLONEL” MON. - TUES, - WED. (NEXT WEE] “THE RUNAWAY QUEEN" y NEW STANDARD CHEVROLET World's lowest priced Six . , . giving the most brilliant performance and greatest operating economy ever offered by Chevrolet . . . bringing you all of these fine Chevrolet features: Body by : Fisher (with No Draft Ventilation) . . . THE NEW STANDARD COACH--$475 Improved Master Blue-Flame Engioe AND UP. List price of New Standard Roadster «+ « Extra-Rugged X Frame . . . Pres. at Flint, Mich. 3465. With bumpers, spare tire cure Stream Olin . . . Weatherproof Bi fh de chou ry Te Cable-Controlled Brakes. Fiint and are subject to change without notice. NEW MASTER DE LUXE CHEVROLET The aristocrat of low-priced cars . . . longer, even larger, beantifully stream. lined . . . the only car regardless of price that brings you all of the following quality advantages: Turret-Top Body by Fisher (with No Draft Ventilation) + + « Improved Knee-Action Ride , . . Blue-Flame Valve in Head Engine with * Pressure-Stream Oiling . . . Weather. proof Cable-Controlled Brakes "oa True Shock Proof Steering. THE MASTER DE LUXE COACH-~$580 BND UP. List price of Master De Luxe C at Flint, Mich., $560. With b " " o fire and tire lock, the list price is $15.00 tional. Prices quoted in thie advertisement are list at Flint and are su tf to without mot Knee Action opt at $20.00 extra. fea, MILLER MOTOR CO. ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE i Estate of THOMAS 1. inte, of Centre Hall Borough, 4 ts deceased iminietration on above estats vy 4 ited the undersigned wilig themselves indebted re requested to maks ne wit, and those baving elaisss game to present then duly ss. for settlement. f. LOUISE BMITH, Administratrix, Centre Hall, Pa, hen vou decide to buy your r, may we suggest that you see and drive hesvrolets. Then this will become your conviction, too. Y ou will discover that Chevrolet has gone well bevond its highest standards of the past to make these the most desirable cars in Chevrolet history. Fine craftsmanship and precision engineer ing are evident in every line and in every part. With the result that these new Chevrolets give you much more quay than you are accustomed to getting at Chevrolet prices. Much more beauty — much more ability to serve long and dependably —and much more performance. Their getaway, acceleration, and all-round spirited action are the most thrilling ever engineered into a Chevrolet product. Yet the New Standard Chevrolet is the lowest-priced Six in the world. And the Master De Luxe Chevrolet also is offered at exceptionally low prices for such a luxuri- ous car. Moreover, these are the most economical Chevrolets ever built, which is highly important in these days when economy means so much. Come in today. See and drive these new cars—and choose Chevrolet for quality at low cost. ~ CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH. Compare Cheorolet’s ie dibivared prices and sary C.M.ALC. terms. A Coneral ‘ otors Vilas DEALER ARVERLISEMENT,
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