THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA. . EXECUTORS NOTICE me & = . » i oy C. Leo, of New ¥uti Tressler ot shove eniats JLOCAL INTEREST en in Philadelphia on pri 4 - ; bes Annk necompanied to Mr 6 The inventory and appraisement I N y, by ( Rhein and Mise | Witherite Jute of Union Township | nme city, iL | ® » di - | 1a from ok ness tu he as ate ages, is at her home at pres- Sighs Y v . . + inventor «nicl pprajsement ' ha beets duly granted the undersigned, wn of Centre club house wit it his hom 1 week- fark, 2 : W { ITEMS OF Collage township ] Wilson Ww y O08 at Centre Hill, on'of the personal property of Joseph KE V1. {4 h a ny 1the lov t bidder ies 1.714 lex or N } { Alexander, deceased, wi apart to hig widow, | He hag taken ail revues Knowing themselves indebted of the rH I mm erty of Frederick | partiqular section of |’ to the estate are requested to makes In ' 1 } ' » 'g ™ ) 3 . le ¢ east # ! if % Yo» IY tte Wal r Town Willlam Dasghem 35 enn State Fhe Jodon horse tle at Pie mn rennsvivania. av sses an | PArVe) i" Wand TOWN- | Ledinte payment. and those having elalme Farmers Mil She s majoring | graduate in chemistry wit it the |Gap, on Tuesday, yielded an average : re : / iship, decense wi t part to hig ratnmt the same to present then duly su hone of his parent Mi and Mr price of $216.25 per animal, The top va y : widow Ada L Yocum. | thenticated for settlement Dashem, Centre Hall, I. D. Helprice for a team was $575.00 Wow! . JOHN 1. WETZLER, h . $ day there were heavy showers | riba y en employed by the Hyris Of A is Pea Singfield, v student inl. : a : ~ Register of Wills | ny in Warren, in the researchjthe Lock Haven Teachers College 4 ' . ‘ ye z a ! of the Orphan Court entre i il vas rHgiine of Centre Count Me « W. Atlee Burpee & Co, seedy are the | Ft ink most dependable garden seeds that | has can be bought anywhera in the United Compu States. Sold in bulk by H. P. Schaeffer department ince finishing his col wing a week-end guest of Miss Ann 1d Hardware, Bellefonte x17 |1ega course. Another guest at the] Wert at the home of her parent Mrs, A Spyker and daughter | youngest dnughter of Mr. and Mrs F. V. Goodhart, Jocal funeral direct Mra. John B. Wert, Jr. attended the os : : Methodist conference In Altoona on | Harry Harshbarge of Altoona, VIO ar, purchased a new LaSalle funeral ednesdn Dashem home is Patty Harshbarger, | near Tusseyville, REGISTER'S NOTICE. § mM { RY Notice is hereby given to all persons Saturday «nd Sunday nd Mr Spy (enjoys farn Hit coach and on Wednesday he ind interested i i followl frsar tor- Saturday ¢ : d ; ecko . oll eric : th aft By train for Balla nterested that the following invento er, Mr. and Mi z ; es 0 3 ah AL Ol wi Ray 4 wil] les of the goods and chattels set apam ed the Sunday sessions. a vse 1 atid re yh er ae BY Mr “to widows In accordance with the pro- Mr. and Mrs. Jes Hshop, of Mil-1 RB ¥' "0 ¥ taal Vie ba a he at ran a a re YVIONS Of the Plduciaries Act of 1917 oy. on Saturda wwening vsited with | Ps " gy - On 7 re whi n i. 1} ; eon " \ “tre ~— its Ba . have been confirmed ni si by the Court Roof wew for all time. Apply Chaa- ’ Mrs. Mazie Lee. M 3ish an in-| hi : Sd dog 4 . oy JEL a ait and If no exceplong are filed on or peldrain—the only roofing on the i | visite use ane on © ined and used as a service car about the first day of next term the market that is made of COP RLOY, 3 ul he ay the Copper Alloyea dteel and proo 1 | Ae La M tof 11 # » emploved in one of the Mifflin county Side TTT same will be confirmed absolute: against wear and w vd fl | Ped pn , ne AN figs ! Gite 3s nventory and appraisement WHEN IN NEED OF surance sale A 7 etawdad ¥outmre Planing Milf" © 5700s Ch mn ld Wh TONE Ee ST ree, ROOFING LUMBER, ROOFING, Nails, wil : of ts : . or you to buy because fires Bl. Kinds Buiging Mater), ar 0 ier, Bk sa Se Ra ay CALL AT-— : . Ea Gf ¥ ordinary roofing—and you can apply it youre , avs In Garrett's Planing Mill SEP” cif. Come in 20d sec ourChanneldrain exhibits ee, M Li ! nd | ¢ ' : Kath- | GOOD MATERIAL AND : ’ Robert Breon comprised a m Coble . Hazel Cran HONEST PRICES’ Pa NO a Sunday St He aay Or ea au as Rebersburg, Pa. . 1 : or ant en Schaeffer’s Hardware with Defer Tr 7a |s¥hav IVRE [Friar ie 32: Salar, rie] BELLEFONTE, PA. 9 Dr . } rrier 1 ' Tyrone JE 2 : COOPOO ODO OPOOOPEOPEEOO OOOO OOOP SOS dentis!, who became lost from com- ; panions while fishing in the Rattle. snake section of the Allegheny moun tains, was found after a 24-hour search. He spent the night by a fire a laurel thicket He was unharmed but hungry. The Reporter, on Monday afternoon had a very pleasant call from W. H Troxell, representing the WwW. Bing man Co hardware, Cleveland, Ohl Mr. Troxel ha salesmay / Jentan ) ovVesd aA “ 20 | NOW . .. THE BIGGEST BARGAIN FORM the HABIT IN TOWN IS ELECTRICITY! he CLOVE STORE VERY woman loves a bargain whether it's WITH West Penn's new low residential rate, electricity is now a bigger bargain than ever! Funny thing about it, too. The more you use, the less it costs, for as new uses hats or herrings, canned soup or kilo- are added in the home the average cost of each kilowatt hour decreases. The chart ’ } Pain meas S47 . A £3 “3h top : 1 3 watts Perhaps it's the excitement of the chase below gives an idea of how much electricity you can afford to put to work for you and how little additional it costs to increase its use step by step until you have an . . « the hope Ol acquiriz an article JOO he hope of acquiring an article of good SR CTRIC FON quality at half price. Whatever the reason, women as the chief purchasing agents of the EE EAE AA AAAI ARES AR SEAR RSS ASRS SRST Sa, CLOVER FARM home like to find bargains, and they know a ANUT BUTTI good one when they see it. More and more women are coming to THIS WEER'S FLOUR SPECIALS! realize that electricity is the biggest bargain CLOVER FARM in the home today. While other living costs FLOUR | have consistently gone up—electricity has just as consistently gone down. Electricity is the busiest servant in the home. It's on the job all day and all night . . . from the time it makes the breakfast toast and coffee until it lights the children’s home work. And it stands guard all through the night ready for any emergency at a flick of a switch. Bodied tobuteo Yet this dependable servant works for the LUCKY STRIKES lowest wages: it operates a 1000-watt iron CIGARETTES. ..2 pkgs 29 for one hour for as little as 13 cents... or a PALMOLIVE SOAP 100-watt LES. lamp for an average evening § cakes ime for a fraction of a cent. Pretty cheap "help," Keo) that Schocigiri. Complénion isn't it? “Clover Farm”, “Centre County” Most articles are on sale at reduced prices and “PAGE™ BUTTER only at certain times of the year—but elec- tricity is a summer-and-winter, spring-and- FRESH FRUITS & autumn bargain. It's always there and it's . VEGETABLES always cheap! You can afford to use it to fis ssssssssssassasssssssssssssss stats santas assasanananannd he choicest and best at all times the fullest advantage to bring comfort and sk According to Webster —** Bargain — an advantageous purchase — something bought OLEOMARGARINE leisure to your home. or offered for sale at a low price.” BARGAINS IN ELECTRICITY Step by Step . . . Under the New Low Rate Step A Step B Step C Step D Step £ Step | Kilowatt Hour (kwh) Consumption per Month ghling .. .......ans. 20 20 40 40 of Washer. . .. ; 3 3 3 Iron ak en nhs AE < - g Radio cia : 8 8 16 Cleaner 244 214 2Y4 24 214 Clocks 114 11 (3)4)4 Table Appliances. . ... 3 8 8 12 Miscellaneous : 4 4 6 Refrigerator .s 40 40 40 Range . “a .e 125 125 Ironer .s .s i 18 18 Dishwasher : .a os . 3 3 Monthly Kwh Use... 53 93 116 294 294 Average Monthly Bill $2.34 $3.54 $4.23 $1.77 $1.77 Cost of Current for Water Heater under Special Plan Average Cost per Kwh 44¢ 38¢ 37¢ 27¢ 26¢ 18¢ NOTE: Kwh estimates are based on extensive studies and represent average use AEE EE EE A LE A ARN ARES AA AAA SEARS ARR ARA AARC R CR RRA ARRR RRR RRR RRA EE EE TEE TE TE ETE TE TE TE TE TE ETE ETE ETE ET ET ET TE A AE A AE AE AE AA AAA AAA AAA AAA R AAR EARS Fresh and Ready-to-Serve MEATS MEATS Remember, WE DELIVER! WES T PENN POWER COMPANY T. A. HOSTERMAN CENTRE HALL
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