! AFAURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1936.
PURINA CHICK STARTENA.
The feed that contains Pur-a-tene
(Vitamin A), extracted from carrots
and blended in the right proportion
in startena, A feed with all the re-
quirements needed, except water. It
costs one cent more per chick to feed
this feed, than to feed uncertain un-
mixtures, 60% die. Purina
saves 90%. It costs a lot move to let
chicks die than to save them, The
best you can buy is by far the cheap-
est. You can save a cent, or a life
Which will it !
average
be?
Come to our mill and make a check
on two lots of chicks, one Barred
Rocks and the other New Hampshire
Reds, and convince yourself what
Startena will do.
BRADFORD & CO,
x18 At the Station, Centre Hall.
Public Sale Register
Sale notice under this head is carried
free of charge when bills are printed at
this office. To all others the charge is
31.50,
£m en on tonne town Je
THURSDAY, MARCH 19, at 10:00
A. M., on the Frank M. Fisher farm,
1 mile east of Spring Mills, by Frank
Al. Fisher and lewis A. Beightol:
Livestock and farm implements;
clean-up sale~E. M. Smith, auct.;
8. W. Gramley, clerk.
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PENNY-A-WORD COLUMN,
SQUARE DANCE every Thursday
night; colored orchestra, —+ Nittany
Mt. Koffeg Shop. x11
WANTED—Market chickens of all
kinds; tankage sold, $1.76 per owt.
A. M. Reigel Centre Hall; phone 11.
ssn ——
SOFT COAL ~—Philipsburg region
woal,' delivereq at Cerne Hall at
$3.35 per ton in lots of four tons.
Leave orders with P. 8. Hironimus,
Centre Hall —Charles Cowher, Phil-
ipsburg, Pa. x12
CLOVEF. SBEED-—Recleaned home-
grown clover seed, $10 per bushel.
Frank Dashem, Centre Hall, R, D.;
telephone 184R11, x13
FOR SALE-—A limited amount
nice home-grown clover seed.~J,
Decker, Centre Hall
of
La,
x14
Re-cleaned, first
offered for sale
Irvin A. MoClel-
D 1: mile
at
CLOVER SEED,
grade clover
at $12.00 a bushel,
lan, Spring Mills, R.
east of Potters Mills).
seed is
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FOR SALE. —A tract of land near
the Centre Hall creamery site at the
P. Ri. R. Station, known as the,
Scale pin a triangular plece of
ground having the dimensions of 69
feet on Wilson Street, 79 feet along
creamery site, and 93 feet along P.
R. R. right-of-way. On it a wag-
on scale and shed, property of Prog-
ress Grange. V. A. Auman,
Member Executive Comm., Centre
is
Nea
at 12:00
of Cen-
will
clean-
SATURDAY, MARCH 21,
o'clock noon, 2% miles south
tre Hall, Charles H. Foust
farm stock, implements, etc.;
up sale.—E. M. Smith, auct,
THURSDAY.
m. at Centre
jot of househo
auct.
SATURDAY,
o'clock,
Agnes S,
plete line
Carper,
Hoy Neff,
SATURDAY,
Foster Jodon
of hosahold
don place,
mann and
odock. E.
MONDAY,
M., James Dearing
residence at Colyer, Liv
farm machinery;
goods —E. M.
TUESDAY, MARCH 2
at Centre Hall, by Mrs. T. L.
full line of
niture.
sell
MARCH 26,
Hall by E. E
ad 21
MOUS,
MARCH
residence
Centre Hill a
goods.
the
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Neff, at
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Au eff and
MARCH
will
wil
Mrs.
line
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Sale at 1
28th
sell a compiete
Foster
between
gods on the
on the road
Nigh Bank,
M. Smith, au
MARCH
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+
30, 00 A
his
and
101d
at 10
will sell at
estock
also, house}
Smith, auct.
31 12:30 p.m.
Smith:
goods and fur
household
E. M. Smith, auct.
Hall, Pa. x13
Beowniyity deco
rated, whrdy lorge sae
Ovol shaped Mero! bot
tom ond rem Every reom
= avery home needs one
LIMIT 2 TO A CUSTOMER
Hosterman & StoverCo.
The Department Hardware, Store
Phone 11-R-.2
MILLHEIM
PICK-U
THIS MARCH WIND
HAS ALMOST...
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© 1938 AR.Co,
P.
as ATLANTIC
WHITE FLASH!
CENTRE
HALL, PA.
EXECUTOR'SE NOTICE.
In the Estate of DAVID L. GEARY,
lated of Potter Township deceased,
Tetters testazuentary on the above estate
having been duly granted the undersig
all persons knowing themselves indeb
to the estate are requested to make im
mediate payment, and those having claims
against the same to presemt them duly so-
thenticated for settlement
WALLACE
Johnston
Centre
GEARY,
Executor,
Hall, Pa.
RD 1
M.
Johnston &
Amys,
x16
EXECUTOR'S NOTIOR,
In the Estate of SAMUEL KLINE-
FELTER, late of Potter Township,
Centre County, Pa. deceased.
Letters testamentary on the above estate
having been duly jrasted the undersigned,
all persons knowing themselves ludeb
to the estate are requested to make im-
mediate payment, and those having claims
WINTER HOLDS
NO TERRORS
For the Woman
who Has
A TELEPHONE
She can stay home
when the weather’s
bad and let the
telephone do the
footwork.
> ®
You, too, can hase
a telephone in your
home for less than
a dime a day!
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
OF PENNSYLVANIA
agatpet the same to present them duly su-
thenticated for settlement.
DAVID FF. KAPP,
State College,
Harrison Walker, Atty,
Bellefonte, Pa.
Executor,
Pa.
Ww.
x13
SALE OF SEALS FOR CRIPPLES
WILL BEGIN MARCH 20
At a meting of the
field Crippled Children's Boclety to be
held today (Thursday) in the nurses’
home of the Philipsburg State Hos-
pital, plans will be made for the
coming seal sale to begin the last
Sunday in this month.
Miss Anna Lawman,
eng at the Philipsburg State
furnishes a brief statement
work done during the past
Eleven all-day clinics, 7
clinfes: 642 examinations made;
operations performed; 79
plied. X-ray examinations
131 physiotherapy treatments given;
371 hospitalization; 100 new
ses,
The
dren's
Centre-Clear-
superintend-
Hospital,
of the
year:
half-day
iy
ap-
made ;
Casly
LR
days of
of the Crippled Chil-
work $58.898.10.
Of the Department
contributed $860.82; of
pital, hospitalization 10
$6471.00; of this
Children's Boclety,
In addition to
dividuals who
tation,
dren,
total oost
was
of Health
the
this
this hos.
of
Crippled
the value
the local
$1752.51.
his
contributed
of
Galbralth
there were in-
transpor-
hospitalized chil-
ited
teaching
Di.
up
contrit each
Diy Lynn
f his assis
operative
follow Cink and con-
tributed the tant
to
Bervices o
help with the
Seal Sale
Ko
'enira (0.
Clegirfinld
INSURANCE AND
REAL ESTATE
WANT TO BUY
OR SELL ?
SEE US FIRST.
eevee
C. D. BARTHOLOMEW
CENTRE HALL, PA.
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FOR SALE-Church sheds, 75x20
fort, belonging to the Locust Grove
Evangelical church~By order of the
trustees,
Burmpee's Garden Seeds have bpeen
used for the past five generations,
that's why we sell them. None bet-
ter—rellable and dependable —H, P.
Schaeffer's Hardware, Bellfdnte.
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CENTRE HALL
Phone 26R4
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on wires.