THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1938 THE CENTRE REPORTFS: CENTRE HALL, PA.
posers | ci game the voung lady first | ficlate, PENNY A: W ORD COL UMN. | foot of dry oak boards. (i, Frank sll persons knowing themselves indebted
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; ; snee Mr, and Mrs, Clement Dale of Bmith, Centre Hall x47 to the estate are requested to make im
wained th member, which since ] ‘
ne Pleasant Gap, were visitors br own TENANT FARMER WANTED on mediate payment, and those having #lalms
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zi or more . wa concern ANG up, \ i 1 a ” ’ a .
Spring Mills a ah on } To i f Mifflinbung, | recentl) 30-acre farm, in Potter township, lo FOR BALE Cream Separaior of Slim Sho hie 10 Dresent Ym 1411 31
OTe ckeornell : ff DUrg f iy a ale a ARR . E : it.
: | : : ; + F Hartleton Dr. Swan nd on Howat ateq on Old Fort-Boalsburg road. | sale; also a riding saddle Vernon G
A Collection of Newsy Happenings 3i.nd Luther Feese oe Bndicott, N. 3 Mond hd Is clean, and bufldings good | Wagner
. " { : £111 Rss wor the past! to Endieco 01 onday wh | Ldlne clean, HONK HN b ’
and Personals from Gregg Town: 3) while In Spring Mills during s he 1 4 operative {Apply to Mrs, Rebecca Wolfe, Aa
Yt . al riot 3 the ’" wife | in operative pati Li APPLY A as vip ov un . : .
Wes wmiled Or thelr ok it £ ' ’ : . OME : BALE ive-room
ship's Metropolis, n n the hospital ronsburg, or to H M ming on HOMI : FOL ¥4 ! Bp
: : i house, electric Hght
; | Krape 0 mok oO her Toh Riley 18 0 nN { ing ulg 1 Ws: two acres land. On
Dalrymen’'s League Employes Ad | sme again after having b t th 1 cent tonsil operation | "OR BALE olde Je y We ‘onley road 14 f bor in F000
the | ’ " : { n 1 } Mi Mary Hepner ! turn y } 1
Cen're Hall, RB. D. 1 24 RICHARD BROOK
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good outbulld
vanced—Nevin Keller, employed a NUTICE=PONIS DUE
local Dairymen m 7 pd :
wag trans erred
ton plan
Tohnson
young
means
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Mr
Hunting Bear | Potter County
: : > ion ~~ ll Thanksgiving is Here
————and Christmas is only a MONTH away
né had In = 4 Ralpi, Cummins . home trom ; oe of ALL Ladies’ Coats OVERCOATS
vo “coma im 3 ¥ aT mer ston Lg : . ors of w sgl ores ou 4p Aw. and TOPCOATS
during the past few months
} his brother
ry, of Newar uo; Philip
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CEP PEP OECEPOPOP OEE CPOE POG P EOL POOP IPPEPPIOOEOPO POPE ICL OPPOOOLPOOPOOOPOP cree
And HUNTING CLOTH ES--Famous WOOLRICH
and JOHNSON Makes
BE me an Nr [2 Yer a been helping care | hor d i Ball Band and Yorktown Hunting Rubbers and Felts, at Lowest Reason-
Snyder—On Sunday a daugnter was FEY TC dh ‘Maria ' \ Yoréan, able Prices.
* to M i M Willi Snyd- | ) ) ny
tipped
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KILLED ny i LIN. : POPP POPEEPPOPPIO? | POPPI OPOOPPOIOPe
tated STORE OPEN 'e STORE OPENS
t Every Evening % I y Evening
F xeept funesday '
nd Thursday,
When Ww
ag 6:08 FP. ™
Where Your Dolla
| MILLHEIM, PA.
CCCP PETES OOrs
CEB EEEP PIP OPOrs
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OTHER ROUND TRIP FARE BARGAINS
g : : Wilkes-Barr, £4.60; Sunbury $2.70
¢ Greenshure . 3 Harrisbhar §.50
TONIGHT NOW SHOWIN Gee ge ef Ke Lewlsharg 3. Alt 2.45
oon,
AND FRIDAY.
“GIRLS’ DORMITORY" | ™™ Greyhound Terminal—Centre Wan * Trips
Brooks’ Service Station — Phone 14H Finest { vaches
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY TRANSFERS OF BEAL ESTATE
Orie 1 entleTAn | nday dinner guests of the A D.| “CHINA CLIPPER”
Boh Lyons’ All-Star Orchestra En- re for te a ph a . PAT OBRIE
gaged for Alumni Dane: The Gregg Ming Beul visited fri is at Pir : ot P te : a. Ht ES 4
rownshin Vocational school \ kin pa " : Sr ” . . Al i ' k dats
ae ian yed a | MONDAY & TUESDAY a EY Caan oy
n the Bob Lyons All-tar|"au, "ll GES Virkina 1 “PICADILLY JIM” [tract in Contre’ H us 33 0 SNO
: on e 1 be has th- e Fe : Ww 3 Wag : 1:8 | AJ Urrnen flr en [prone Si pera Ls co
COMPLETE SELECTION OF SHORTS
"Vd S Ait OE a
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OUR CAR
WiLL FRED LUSE, Manager.
; 5 CENT] 1
ALWAYS GO RE HALL
LET FALL | WITH DEPENDABLE Prt Soon GROUND GRIP TIRES
WINDS BLOW ATLANTIC remo 190: ual] you through
re guests of the , PRODUCTS! | HERSHEY BAKING CHOC.
met Mr 7 Mi } as ; . ig Ih C
5 a BI | “ JHEN rain and snow make
Progress in Road Construction — = - {4X SUGAR~—1 Ih pkgs. .. 19 : unimproved roads almost
Progress continues on the roag con- — = Bsssecsns . . & for C! impassable, you need the extra
struction on Route 45; east of Spring N " fl : traction of Firestone Ground Grip
Mills mn e steam shovel hag reached : = : : JERSEY CORN FLAKES .. “13 Tires. The deep, rugged, non-skid
a point east of the Peacock farm . = : £ boxe: for C tread with heavy rubber lugs digs
where i* shears off to the south to - in and pulls you through. The
eliminate several curves, intersecting -
YES ... tread is self-cleaning and rides
with the original road at the Prof STUFFED ot pi oz -23¢ smoothly on pavement without
W. PP. Hosterman barn. The ninety. . :
foo eral] archway near the barn a - 4 > ATES
i= completed, ang the workmen have | ’ PITTED D NN . 1b ol 19¢ if you drive over unimproved
been transferred to the site of a / 8s : r roads, equip the rear wheels of
Smaller archway bing buit.ut Pemn . wii OR SOUR PICKLES .... your car or truck with a pair of
Hall ! a? quart Jar 15¢ these super-traction tires. You
On Monday road base construction | hig ~~ — will save the inconvenience and
began and will be pushed as rapidly ae RED CHERRIES .. .. cost of chains.
fg possible. The olg road west of the ? } 4 dave DOS — 5 230! 3
Hosterman barn will not be disturb- § x . Come in today and see the
ed this fall, but iy is the intention ;
of the contractor to have the road TY . aa SAFETY MATCHES ... 25¢
finished up to that point before win- oe 4 3 - ; : i in g veel OY Cts et.
ter sets in. / 3 . I
Tha blast set off at the Allison 2 a - 4 DEL—MARY NIBLETS 27¢ “bs
#lone quarry was entirely successful. , § sess) es wrerl cans = : x ;
Many tore of lime stone were moved , BC ama ; = 3 ! § H E C 0 S T
The stone will be used for road ballast. % GREEN GIANT PEAS 3 cans 50¢ ’ =
Mr. and Mrs. John Treaster and Eo te Buns : 3 . 0 F » 3) Al | S
daughter, Miss Marion, of Centre
Hall: Mr. and Mrs, Charles Lontz. of . EL ea n fo 81 | Livten Foice Prserons Monday Gveningsi over Coe BAT Note
Mifflinburg: Mrs. Beaver and Mrs. J ® 1928 42.00 Asesrisreecie Bb can for 0 we ” nh
TLontz, on Sunday, visited at the USE ALL 3 ATLANTIC PRODUCTS
home of Mra Nellie Gramley
In a fall at Susquehanna Univer- TUNE IN Atlantic Play-by-Play Broadcasts of football crises Brooks’ Service Station 4
sity. Selinsgrove, where she is a stu- week-end; also Ted Husing ev Tues
» games every 3 ery
Seg: Mie Margard, Kivogeble. jute day, Thursday and Saturday, 7:15 P. M., over WCAU. Be: DEALER HALI
dent in Gregg Vocational, in 5 bask. ————————— Phone 14 : CENTRE PA.