THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
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ITEMS OF
JLOCAL INTEREST
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Mitterling of the
a business trip
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C,
Mitterling Cafe made
to Harrisburg during
Mrs, Ernest
the stenographic
of the Kerlin Poultry
tre Hall, a few days
Thomas
added to
the office
at Cen-
Frank was
force in
plant,
aro.
on Saturday, went
his home in Milwaukee, Wiscon-
sin, vig the Greyhound bus. He had
been at the Ceniye Hall hotel for sev-
eral months,
The Ladies’ Ald Society
Methodist church will
“Penny Supper’
May 14, in the
chaunrch, Further
given week,
Sankey,
10
of the loc-
hold fi de-
Thursday
room
al
Helous
evening,
of the
will be
mn
social
particulars
next
W. F. Keller ang Mr.
and young
on Sun-
Mr. and
returned
Mr. and Mrs,
and Mrs, Ben. D. Goodhart
son motored to Johnstown
day they visited with
Mrs. S. Goodhart, They
home day.
where
M.
the same
#
of Tusseyville,
nine
MoClellan,
t of
Marcellus
aged
TORS,
25 years, ou school for
10n
examinat for
Hall
i
Sat
took the
trance to the
Centre
the te i
hom
Monday
tex
“night.
onfined t he membership of
and
was 1
greatly
ntertainment of a
furnished by
and
<h school.
good, and
enjoyed by
fitt
Congregation
attendance
casion
ve the
Wig
ing
members vari-
refreshments
was of
classes, later
served.
ous
were
The grist
advertised at
Saturday, May
court hou
Mills
De
mill a; Farmen
fheriff' s sale
=
WE Rone
v intense
rot
op ne,
On Monday evening,
Order of
nr
the
Fe
goanion,
apter, the Star,
re Centro
ion of =a class of}
and installation were in or-
plang for the annual May
banquet to be held at
Country Club, May 14th
were made at this meeting. After the
regular meeting a lovely Mother's
Day program was presented, Many
out-of-town guests were present, some
journeying from Altoona, Hollidys-
burg, Harrisburg and Jersey Shore.
84 Luke's Lutheran church, Centre
Hall, will celebrate its 50th anniver-
sary during the latter part of June.
A history of the congregation is be.
ing compiled, and a pageant ls being |,
arranged for presentation. Any person
having interesting information ocon-
cerning the various pastors, organiza
tione, ete. connected with this church
can be of great help in making the
celebration a success, This ald will he
paurtioularly appreciated and Any per-
son who has anything to offer may
present their information to Rev. 1.
Arthur Wagner, Ernest A. Frank, or
Hurvey W. Fink.
net In £0 in
Hall, Init
candidates
der, Final
anniversar,
the Nittany
large
LOCALS,
H. Strohecker, with Miss
driving the BStrohecker
New York City on
the former's son,
Mrs.
Ruth
car,
Tuesday,
Ww.
Reiber
motored
to
to
visit
Mrs, James B. Spangler
daughter, Mary Ann, of Marietta, were
week-end guests of the former's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Milford Luse, in
Centre Hall.
and young
underwent a ton-
Altoona General
He was brought
his sister, Mrs,
Frank
in the
Kenneth
silectomy
Hospital on Monday.
back on Tuesday by
Paul Fetterolf,
convention of the
Conference of Busquehanna
Synod met in State College
Wadneday. The sessions were large-
attended by delegates from Centre
Union counties,
children of Mr.
one,
A
Nor hern
Laitheran
missionary
an
ly
Clinton and
All
Fred
al to
and Mrs.
improy-
are
il
1s
of the
Slack,
such
have
that
10,
recovering
except
extent
up and Betty,
with while
still confined to hed.
an they
around, who Is
pneumonia,
d Mrs,
ensburg,
Nathaniel Gi of
stopped
their
Xr. ar
Ship
ayson,
Hall
Belle
Cen're
to
in
on Friday on way
fonte connection with
Mr
on iiness in
SIS SiN. #
the «
ile
to
streams,
work at
school bullding is
The walls
and all
brick,
of the
ing
window 3
The
inside
ni are up to
window
exposed on
jlald, and
poured,
buff
now
is
wet,
are
Tex
being
wr
being
ined over the
Mrs, Jan
Sam
nond
(luests enleria
Nelo
CON
Li
HELD
SATURDAY
FERENCE
HAVEN,
sa
AT
K
Giraden,
Four for discussions
we in put more
more nit of the Tri-Hi-
Y,” "How tb acquire a satisfactory
working falth” and “How to build
year-round Tri-Hi-Y program.”
At the evening session walen fol-
lowed the banquet in the college
dining<room, Dr. Dallas WM Arm-
strong, pregident of the host col-
iege, spoke on {Eduction ‘and the
Good Lite
At the installation,
District ¥. M. C. A. secretary, John
G. Cattron, an Impressive candle
light service wag used.
The gathering was attended from
the Centre Hall TH-HI-Y by Misses
Roberta Smith, Geraldine Bradford,
Mabel Foust, Martha Brooks, Tou
ise Miller, Frances Iunkie Miriam
Homan, Lols Reese, They were ac
companied by their counselor, Mrs
F. V. Goodhart.
The local organisation la indebted
to Mrs. W. A. Homan and Mrs, H.
W. Potter for transportation fuefil-
groups met
“How
on
“Hobbies,
into and get
a
conducted by
fies to and from Look Haven,
Ve
EY
th
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fe
th
pl
i Dt
FARM CALENDAR.
. 9 way, drying
litter at
in use,
ter can be handled that
about one -third eof the
time in piles while the rest is
A —————— A —— A —————————
CHILD BREAKS ARM IN
FALL FROM GRINDSTONE
Sunday the
Rus.
a
Timely Reminders [rom
Pennsylvania State College
School of Agriculture
On morning, Jennie,
of Mr.
on
»
and Mrs,
the Beartholo-
fell the
and the
young daughter
sell Lalr,
mew (Goodling)
of
arm
tenants
de-
for
GROW .—A well
necessary
GRASS MUST
ape
yod
farm, from
system is
of
of
roog fraane a grindstone broke
For to
growth pasture grasses, right close the wrist,
grow'h a strong root system
-
Past
Here
Grands’ Assn. to
This Evening.
of
Association, 1.
Hall
for
eve.
Centre Co,
Meet
leaf growth.
spring inter-
later the
good top or
in
growth
ere must be
pasturing
full
One ol rly
res with in
The
County Grands’
P., held
No, 865, thig
regular meeting the Centre
Past
will be
HERBS Many
be grown in the
for adding flavor and]
Ask your county
POSE ibilities of
GARDEN
herbs
garden
oma to foods
t about the
plantas,
CHERRIES
show a
GROW
OQ,
Lodge
cin 0. at Centre
me (Thursday)
ng- i
Transfers of Heal
Weiser, et ux,
Miilhelm,
$2
to Ix
in
rowing .
ty ’ Estate,
Elizubelh
Mil
edn
E. E
Hon
helm
Cher- to
for
ap~
Tops
CHOICE
pr eference
than
HAVE
dex
8Oll
: terman, of tract in
dex
ide borough © HOO,
J. H. Ross
Centre Hall,
drained
brut
even more
the @ Keller,
of
§1
vid K.
Harris
On, only ent (
produ ©
ad act y
ere sufficien i is possible, say trace WP.
n State fruit upecialists., Specal
oentions should be 1 n to obtain
flows
INSECTS
PENNY-A-WORD COLUMN.
in this
orm -
for a four-line ad.
solumn, These little sds. sre wonder
workers In the way of results. Adver-
tise anything here, from a “Help Wanted™
to nn “House and Lot for Hale”
Zoe paws
FOR
POULS WANTED—Market chickens
Kinds: tankage sold, $1.76 per
A. MM. Reigel
DRY RY
Yeomanettes
ein
Not the least among the attractions of the Great Lakes Ex-
positio n, which will open on Cleveland’s downtown lakefront June
27 for the 100 days to October 4, will be the Yeomanettes, charming
and attractive girl guides. Here are Anne Carey, Patsy Maier and
Jane King in the hot weather version of their snappy nautical cos-
tumes. A nautical theme will be carried out in decorations of the
Exposition grounds which will draw four million people during the
Summer.
PURE
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Wels Quality
PEACHES
Wels Quality
PINEAPPLE
CANS IDC
Wels Quality
COFFEE lb-tin 21c
TELEPHONE PEAS or FANCY CORN 2 Ige cans 25¢
MAYONNAISE 16-012. jar 20c¢
Weis Quality Evap. Milk 3 tell cans 19¢
Weis Quality Cake Flour 23-4 1b. pks 23¢
Wels Quality
Baking Chocolate 1-2 Ib. cake 11¢
Weis Pastry Flour 12 Ib. bag 33¢
Weis Quality PEANUT BUTTER .........co00e 2 1b jars 27c
Weis Quality PORK and BEANS.............. 6 16-0z cans 23c
LIFEBUOY HEALTH SOAP ...ccrcirvismsridesas J cakes 19%
LUX 2 small pkgs 19¢; «...... large package 22¢
RINSO ...........csn0is 3 small pkgs 836; wevueean.lge pkg 19
LUX TOILET SOAP .....0 cs vassiiasswnrsnonnens 3 cakes 19¢
No. 21.2
CANS
2 25¢
8-012. jar 1%2¢
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Eg
$1
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JAMES W, SWABB
~Justice of the Peace
LANTS FOR BALE
and Collard Plants,
plants, 76c; 1000
Bweet Potato,
all assorted:
plants, $1.75,
prompt
CO.
Cabbage, to-
all assorted
plants, $1.26
Pepper and
00 plants
prepaid.
shipment.~
Valdosta, Ga.
x Plants, LINDEN HALL, PA.
1000
plants; attended
Legal Business promptly to.
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10 LBS. SUGAR
EEOC GOGE OPPS OP POOP OEOPIOOIIP
MEATS
GROCERIES
Centre Hall
24 lbs. 95¢
2 lbs. 11¢
3 boxes 17¢
25¢
10c
6 cans
4 boxes
FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY
48c
In Our Sanitary
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RING
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POULTRY RAISERS
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Much of this dollar actually buys Chick Feed ?
Ye ou rd Be Surprised
n of every §
High Salaried Oficial 8 = National
Distries Agent's Salaries Salaries
Agents Heavy Freight Rates
Ad.
fo
Manufacturer & Progts
verilsing Expense
Resale
You'd Be Surprised!
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oll of Wheat Embryo; Pure Irradiated Yeast, Concentrated Egg
Yolk, Extract of Rice Bran, Extract of Cod Liver Ol (disagreeable
OILS removed), Dehydrated Spinach, Dehydrated Orange, Dehy-
drated Alfalfa Leaf Meal, Pure Kelp, Potassinm Jodide, Manganese
Sulphate, Calclam Gluconate, Irom Oxide, Copper Sulphate.
This feed is the result of MANY YEARS exhaustive laboratory re-
search and experiment,
Our Price, only $9.35 per 100 lbs.
any sound
for this Chick Starter and we have never yet heard
reason advanced why you should pay more,
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Every Wednesday afternoon and Evening In MILLHEIM; Friday fore
noons In MADISONBURG: Friiny Afternoons and Evenings In Reb
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