24, 1936. THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Em THE CENTRE REPORTER + & & + # & #® 2iGOV. EARLE DECLARES WE CAN BE FOR OR AGAINST WAR erie of He Pens... ISSUED WEEKLY. y . Ime a Co, 3 14 XE HALL, PENNA. | yy Deaths Gee reine Hilt the Clie) Hackers i ‘ LINDEN HALL, JAMES W, SWABB INTRE CENTHI vernor Alf M, Landon = {ted by thelr pass records BMITH & BAILEY, Froprictors *® * . - . » b . Gover Hot Grea 8. W, BMITH, Editor, ARMSTRONG. . Harry MeChure clared In a eadio addr BDW., E, BAILEY, Associate Editor and t strong dled very suddenly a hi today fa a choice between Business Manager, home in Pleasant Gap early Sunday {foreign policy of President Roosevelt Smm— - . morning from a healt attack, MIs. lan the “Jingolsm of Hearst and the Bntered in the Fost Office in Centre] Ar: rong wakened ang found her | smunitions-making DuPont As second class matter, husband breathing heavily; lifted him “Phe depression is no longer an 4 TERMS.—The terms of subscription to in an upright position but deathleye because we have conquered the Reporter are $1.50 a year, in advance, ti bet thie family phy ay : 2 v Hy i L hed him before 12 family ny arle declared. "Recovery {8 no Legal advertising at the rate of ten EC , salts per line esca luserton. fciia ould be reached, The only com- a while for political dispute Display advertising rates made known |plaint made by him was a few Weeks lcguse it is accomplished #0 applucation, revious, when he stated he appeared j : : lor 1 Democratic National Ticket For President: FRANKLIN D.} : ROOSEVELT, New York. “ mata . | : _ aged For Vice President: JOHN N. GAR- NER, of Texas. Democratic State Ticket ls : : w es . ha 3 A ton tt g vod | ; Cy NE ; : crapped. and A : or . - 4 For State Treasurer: F. CLAIR|for a number of years, There surviy : 1 ng ov ory POL. I} iste ucambicas of Cantrs 3 A Monument Erected ~- - 08S, of Butler. {him 10t hey his wit formers FOL . BOSS, ot = eters 1 at ay Taope, ize + ulte a relevant quest » ae y of a loved one is a For Auditor General: WARREN K.}# ATH eedsviiie f our 1 ; 7 . o substantial Dh of Your Mut ROBERTS, of Bethlehem, | Ee \ Democratic County Ticket For Congress. DON GINGERY, « ry wii 1 Clearfield. For Assembly 1 JOHN i k 7 For A MIyIman: « i. . Le —————— I / ER, of Spring Alills, FARMER COMPLETING LGR. | e sufficient r # ant | 7 : y a wXpor CONSERVATION PRACTICES ff LETTERHEADS § | - , SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES | Wert ran ae | ff Come to Us | . H. HOM AN GT PENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE H. G. STROHMEIER (Bev. LIL, Arthur Wagner, Pastors) ~ 4 , wi : E it for 1 Spring Mil lis—3 to 10 A. AL we ep ‘ \ nn MRS. GLENN WEAVE} . an : a PRINTING, % Centre Hall Marble & Granite Works, Harvest Home Services tion wi the : 1 Conse [MPROVIN [ ry . RO G HOSPITAL me ———————— 4 Tusseyville—10:30 A. AL tion program. | oa . by Harvest Homa Services. thete. are any farmers ia Cent ; ow ‘ PORT MATILDA WINS SERIES : x ’ ot ’ 3 4 3 8 3 “9 Centre Hall, 7:30 P. AL : ty Who are in doubt ag to the|Glenn Weave ; nd FROM MILLHIEM, 3 GAMESTO 2) — gs pe : A H lar oy : i I ay . PO o wa i By Aelealing M : tn auray : By % ’ SENTEE HALL BEFORMED CHARGE]™Men's are is be made, th Ry te ve County haspltal, herfy ns te 2, and thereby winning 3] A > You re The Loser (Bev, Delas B, Keener, Pastor) Dvtmimiinidini A a: var sacint a Bio lou f the § gamey lecide the : HEN you allow Headache, farmers gor | ft auc) with the reson | MY serious, \ resent, how on ed yg hr i EL : be Ms alic ar lack | champions] { u ni QuUgILy | ; Muscular, Rheumatic £ Centre Hall— icelotine thi. to oth heir I8he is improving a th brie 9:30—Church School. Ivosk sheet. or eonasilt the Azvieaits of complete rv. + Bi] iABgUS, JOT. AlRipeN Won eh 1 Pains to keep you from work © 7:30—Church Worship. Plecriomses bons Office 1 - al “hs or > % : {their laurel hy | . You can't dd ih i 1 servation tice at mple | i on, at the home of his grand. | . Nsape C1180 ood o ‘ ant go places an ao ngs when von Spring Mills— uta fonte. wrents, Mr and Mis taymond |. umd] y Miliheim, falied 8 g are suffer 20 plac oy werk Bs when you 9:30—Church School The to Further ints out | Whiker, is ing fis ithe route, an TE replaceg by Yi : . ring-—an Or Or good Umes 3 : : rian Pot tis catrneret 13 hits) 3 won't wait for yeu. 10:30—Harvest Home Services, thi ily suc foes ag have] : wife Sasnbith | Pa. De ; ® Why allow Pain t b . i Meinte ) : i {off the pair, while Smith r i eR 1y allow Pain to rob vou of | Farmers Mills— | y officialy Prove n i used | pEXN & EG STATE = | Bai ia a OC ii rae Milles Beroko Be co vel iB Set PE TATE GRADUATES [aiiow ight. 1 have been Happiness, Money? ve —i , 28 YOO i ; yr ? » > TT Ly 3 . 30:00--Chiurch School |sheets in earning their sofi building) FIND EMPLOYMENT READILY using Dr, Miles DR. MILES ANTI-PAIN PILLS have bee : ober Sackett, dean of thel LOCALS, | finsi-Pain Pills used for the relief of pain for more than f | time for olving y "w tated . { or thirty p 3, yea . i y EVANGELICAL l tart 113ame ane ra | t the Por . 5 Fars = ey laste geod, act quickly, do n (Rev, W, KE. Hosterman, jefriiiser na : Xiended . from lege, said the fast-inecrs » de- | Mary RUDE. DEAE e matter what upset the stomach, nor canse constipatios Centre Hall— |Sept. 1 t . I ind for graduate englr indieat- LM tartar | i kind of pain I leave no dull, depressed feeling. 9:00—Harvest Home Service. i fa Ell cMprUYernent, parlieuAre an Snfected 4 : have, they stop Thousands have used them for twenty, thirty, Bunday School, 10 A. AM. | | onstructios i = : i " OR m- forty years, and still find that not ng else : . . r i dean sakl som gin fn Mrs, \ of eg i county #31 stantis or $i.0ns . y \ TT Tusseyville BOALSBURG L Ang thot : a . on ada: : Oy} a, v. Eh ver relieves pain so promptly and effective Bunday School, 9:30 A. M. ; . a + =» I. oioE Segal fon : ; es AE 2 oy » how! § ‘ * Why don't you trv them? Once vou Harvest Home Serv », 10:30, i on » . ’ : ' : 4 ‘ ¢ rst, how pleas: it th vw are t ! 1 +1 Ja spen FIMAY Inf QURAN plcants { priens notify any one i ' ! Mrs. pleasant they are to take. ho § MICHA] Locust Grove— i 5 re fourths oo t wir 1 " or Mrs 4 V. Goodha 3 Chas Ww. Webb and effectively 7 th ey re lieve, vou won't want Sunday school at 9:3 ra. 1 Indio Calif * to go back to dis agreeable, slow acting medi- Harvest Home Service, 7:3 , M. [ertown attentled Harvest Home serv- k befor COM “rent adding: | . ¢ \ . 3 3 cines. : } in } teforimed ir Oth The radio! es : . ct two | A; = i : : 30 . % ou J may find qui ck reli jef Why wait forty METHODIST EPISCOPAL Albact Ila Pit takai tie tan uk : nrgely oh “| fela wh vere guests of Mrs relief when Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills will relieve (Rev, Seth Russell, Pastor) i Albe Meyer of 1 sburgh ity | fa . now INS itam Hagerty. a Hhisa nal wenty minutes? Centre Hall— sts a: a ta a lise ai + turning “seniors in naib iller while studen's in Unive Re household remedy 1 have never found anything that equalled Dr. $:30—Morning Worship. 1 ar xd H.' 3 Homtartin: a1 goixoal rehitert ii nl Jty of 1 syivania hospita Phil. Miles Anti-Pain Pills Mrs. Silas D. Keller. Penfield Pa. 10:30--Sunday School. hair op) ; ota during] 25S phia ne sever fe ound any bs ng x that wag 20 good to stop pain as Dr. Miles Anti- | ills ave told mar out them and |] find they are all using © 1 ' 1 1 1 hte } — . nt 3? nad 5 i nr } . caf om * ’ 1 i USD Byructiows . : IF child, la born to i | : ; them, Mrs. Martha Lacy, Davenport, lowa ied Service, o A. N rrank 1 iern i wi on | - . eds i. . h . ship a ag 1 have been using Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills for years. 1 beep them on nm i J 8 # hand all the t time. 1 can certainly recommend them for pain | ap ¥ yh » - ! y * fy g Fr 5 PRESBYTERIAN i erry charge f Sunbury ’ 3 : ji. 1 elaney : . Miss Audra Seybold, 2417 W. 2nd St, Dayton, Ohio (Rev, J. M. Kirkpatrick, Pastor) « among visitors at the Hen ti . Mr. Hoy H : Ployed Your Anti-Pain Pills have been a wonderful help to me. I have ack Haven {v8 } them for thr r nd always keep them on #:30—S8unday School. | Heitz ‘ n Sunda i } 1 E L iN Seiad 3 Srsas Lier ion ¥ii aie fe fing 3 was ©n foil fot # 5 : . He 1 ! a H hay lep : a2 No Preaching Service) ez v3 . g 5 ' oot 1 Hetting eturned Thurs8ay [.. . 1 have used qu lot © ; M les Anti-Palin ¢ Bye . ' Sn rviag Py Pills 1 re fine pilis to stop pain. . L. Kester, Shickshinny, Pa. Perr wai, Idaho ROOSEVELT NO (COMMUNIST. STLANDON OPPOSES NEW DEAL, BUT WHAT WOULD HE REPEAL! reyantt fave | \ Britcher’s Auction oom bos nt army tres ic [worms rt hua oh was’ e it § ALE THE RIGHT SIZE Hon dollars, t, Ve helr linda { ri i djustmes ct? private ownership and oper tion. (Axl Poem anyone suppose they will re- The undersigned wil] expose to sale A matter of fact, public ownership of V8! focial Security Act? iat his auction barn, 2 miles northeast MAIDA LAMPS arm#. through tax foreclosures was The answer t ! these jen. of MIFFLINTOWN, on proceeding rapidly undoes Hooves. = i tions neessarily 8 “No rps 1 r ith . . . THERE is little economy in She Sherily hammers banged, The. The am 4 sar, Thea, i y V EDNESDAY ’ SEPT. 30 w An | E 5 Better Sight Study Lamp using a 40 watt Mazda a Wosevelt stopped that pro. | ave made vital contributions to the(at 10 d'clock A. M.-- lam size Pega.) "| widespread recovery which the coun. SCIENTISTS have discovered that school children Hp Wheat a EO wall ey mow is witnesclis. who aot] %s is needed. The larger size We wilt. have a 0 get low marks are, as a rule, not dull. More often costs no more. Even a 75 the real reason for their “backwardness” is faulty watt lamp costs but Sc ne fat Hmong all recovery Indios ta any of the folly of tampering Lot Commissi n H » In corporatio ly + w wm. art orporation profie. The| With them 0 orses vision—usually brought on by eyestrain. extral Use the size. you need for good seeing. climb in profits for 1933 (Rx : well . 31 2 relt's Se —————— “Tex” Rickard will have six good Mazda Lam first year) over 1932 2 3 2 Justices of the Peace In boroughs : chil fe Tom be we . : the child's lessons are done under plenty of ps was 501.2 per. horses, and townships find thelr sources of A Communist w ould obliterata the rata z profit system. But the tnost devastat. No responsible Government would vent (National City ank statistics) The incredible. climb has continued 11.1. Al Li a us ery year since. In 1935 profits in income so drastically reduce f V A LOT diffused ht ; avery . : 1 by an] W ALSO HAVE light—free from shadows and the dangero Lowest creased 42 per cent. above the high|ACt Of Assembly, 1933, thas they can OF COWS : at Prices Ever! ®aing of the previous two ill afford to th t - 3 Years, Pay ihe rent to maintain 20 head of Blood-tested and Ac- The way to is to 1 a 1 Rooseval Is a Communist, he fx] 2" OMe in which to do business, It : mini wha a aed ADT. th, gh, ent mp cried Sure nd Guster coun. Bett at ei 10 Gu Tow: Sal v 8. etter Si y t assures profits de some 2000 orpdeations | THe “screws” to the “minor judiciary” B. 1. Swartz with a good load of studied by the National City Bank |In such a way that they are forbid. from 161 millions n 1932 to 2541 mill. [9° to write any sory of an instru. ]CePtTe county cows; fons in 1935. That's some going for|™®Mt that entails the slightest legal], C0OT%0 Swartz, a load of very good from strain while lessons are being done. 2 a Bolshevik, procedure. This simply means that Juniata county cows; . : 100 watts — whereas client i ’ : Also, a number of other consign @ nt might have had a i ——— Jotny. pap: haw TSH have ad fluent ‘of Cows, Helers, and Steck Have Your Child's Eyes Examined Regularly watts 25 ‘1 Bulls, One of the workmen while | natall. t . N ’ Ing electric light fixtures in the hat cost will now. be multiplied sev. “Cheap ohn” will be here as usual local high school auditorium, smash eral fold when prepared by one of : : ’ f-ithe legal profesdio with a ful] line of wearing apparel. ed through the ceiling, but managed] Droltag on, : AT ALL MAID to hold to the joist, hus preventing —————————————— 1 Sale all Jn A. BRITCHER. x 5; 4 po: , . . i \ A A ro S FR LAMP DEALERS falling eighteen feet to the floor, Almost ten thousand persons are Three panels were wrecked, buy have|TPorted to have pald admission to the Auction Every 2 Weeks on Wednesday { Union County West End Fair. since been replaced.
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