July 28, 1938. End-of-the-Month Sale ! USED CARS AT DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICES ! A Few Examples: 1929 Ford Sedan . . . 1929 Chrysler Sedan. 1934 Plymouth 4-door Sedan. 1935 Pymouth Coupe (ONLY 15,000 MILES) 1933 Chev. G.W.B. Truck. . JODON MOTOR COMPANY OPPOSITE BIG Phone 541 | .$ 55.00 +3 93.00 . $320.00 . $395.00 . $195.00 SPRING Bellefonte, Pa. Announce Payment to Second-Class Twps. Roy E unced of $450 362.56 bai Secretary ol Brownmille checks in payme ance due second class t der the Furman AcL are ed daily To date a total of Deel distributed to G00 26x townships The Purman Act 00.000 t the Stat partnent pals of the 44.000 ghip roads during th of 1836-37. The fund: the basis of road mil of the 1515 township quired the Commonwealth to the townships by Maroh year unexpended balances appropriation al that i winships un- being mall- $220 888.11 old CASS nas riated $9 De- re LIITWAY and O Or maint i¥ Gil a “Complications resulting fact that ; rnshipe thelr aliotn sald Secretary Brownmilie:. “caused a delay in pay- ment of I Depart- ment found it ne ul the funds per the Attorney-Gener involved fron 4 ¢ th the wilt balances however aaly. SU 8 much dal obligation of townships in the State "This deduc : State equipment road work of the Commonwealth taout sideration of the stomary off the balance would total $89%0.000 No answer was filed the De. partment of Highways the man- Sanus suit brought in Dauphin county Court early this month by Supervisors of West Hanover towne hip. The Department paid the township $60.21 balance due it under the Furman Act “Now the he Department is $450 36% taal tne iarger Ww the is net WOT sé any t for alld AW by A —————————— A — —— . ——— p———— GOVERNOR EARLE'S CAR CARRIES PICNIC BANNERS Philips during the agreeably surprised Black Moshannon Philipsburg are ed publicity Ire Arg visitors to Harrisburg week have find that Park and unexpect- past been to Slate receiving “ in igh ficial source shiny a Noting a dan large parked on private Capital Plaza, with bumper card ang rea ol Callie identity the the Cal al, waited Rin the owner of that wi vertising the to be ue LE TTA ned one hiundareg Aways Curiosity t Governor urnmed WwW amazement when Ceurge f y ed om Wa ‘¥ i chairman ’ the governor Ling Hg LOU the pick a —— Road Contract Highwa retary Roy Brow? this week, ann Awarded gz Se Libe: y and Blanchard construct WOrs wis of two 1 ¢ alg Lhe aying ol a 14 feet ion “Dam OTICEE native stone Dale wr SOUT Be elghl NCH the older generation ap- the younger never has Geel Few of prove enthusiastically generation but oLherwioe in THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Page Threé Warns of Danger In Water Hemlock Livestock owners are warned by J. Hansell French, State Secretary of Agriculture that water hemlock is extremely danger- ous to livestock at this season of the year, and urged caution in pastur- ing animals in low-lying meadows Dr. EE M. Gress, State has traced this poisonous several recent livestock death tie will eat it more readily 15 growing and full ol sap The wed Is described In General Bulletin, No. 531, “"Polsonous Plants of Pennsylvania coples of which may be obtained without cost from the Office of Information, Penne sylvania Department of Agriculture Harrisburg, Pa in Pennsylvania botanist weed Cut. while It 10 hemlock are A plece of t the ’ a pea will kill human WINE Ca have water All part wa ler extremely SONOS the Tow uh adult ttle been poisoned irinking which stands in little pool where about and crushed some of the hemlock roots. Al farm lvestock are Polson but is ceptible to the fatal with ruminants likely to be that cannot empty such as cattle tu Womach by vomiting, The sym- pt ure ptonu they have been tramped walter BUS~ more we ith iil 4 Hag he 5 Deing: POISON “ t 1 LH | by wal Salivation vomuling dn ¢), bloa in egulng reeling RRR ET | f oi Muskrat man minonily in mesqows PRILICUIARTIY in § pidces ’ stream WRINPY RICE and mistake are root ist above U tered roots OW except at fr Rie 8 $f bie ifirtur iE ih ive The leaves tei 17 riping GT 4 t pronounce as stem and branches ~alled bipinhate or END-OF-THE-MONTH Clearance Sale! Saturday July 30th Over 100 Pairs of SHOES To Sell at Remarkable values in Women’s Sum- mer Shoes. Mostly Sandals but a few sizes in other styles. Shop early— They will go fast at this way-down price, On Sale Saturday, 8 NURSES 1.99 2.99 3.99 OXFORDS In White or Black. Sizes 4 to 8. Widths AA to C. 00 A. M. ance, all styles, selection. Men's soles, Men’s Summer SHOES Reduced to Complete stock of White and Brown and White crepe sole Shoes in this lot. A big reduction for a quick clear- All sizes in the lot but not in Come early for the best Sturdy 1.99 2.19 2.99 WORK SHOES In leather or composition Sizes 6 to 12. Brown's Boot Shop FORMERLY MINGLE’'S Bellefonte, Pa. row, pointed and rather conrsely toothed The are arranged in clus- similar in ap-~ known wild Like all are flowers ters called umbels, pearance to the well carrot or Queen Anne's the pa: family, th very small. There are five white pel and 1 tamens and two celled ovary with one seed The fn lace lev flowers nw in eaeh is about § { y od ip \ ve wis Vi wll nmi in with corky on ount caused 1 Veariy pe weed los {a:mer cate the plan lowlands and wel and soft quite eusii) ground is pulieda up id Lhe § ORANG 1d allies aa ade the Uses Rifle to End Life of Self and Dog (O 4 no « v ground tinued from page one) that Dubix ad Deen de the past week or more Unable LO ASSEN ally Teason if Alter Dubbs had Jefi 1 Friday night ni mot Bush Hollow Hi TERE He wal § Hoit FRESS VIEWS MADE PROGRESS IN TELEVISION a Gemonstrat feller Center GoRgned UW (TERS Tate 3 rig Lhe apo men by ey #4 i ie | ana « it 10 move on of He] tele Visi American rat the home QUICK SAND DOES NOT SUCK A PERSON DOWN It Is widely sand sucks a victim down depths. This is not really cording to a mineralosist at Rocke- feiler Center, for jt merely holds a victim. The density of quick-sand is greater than that of water snd will support the body of a man bet- ter than water, It if difficult for us to walk on it because the pressure of our feet causes a person to sink in. then when we if leg out we double the pressure on the other While quicksand does not suck it does flow readily into a void. so that in trying to lift a foot a partial vacuum is formed about it. and this vacuum has the effect of holding a A —— believed K- its Al~ that qui int a0 one Orange and Banana lee Cream %% cup banana pulp Y% cup sugar 1% cups orange Mice 2 cups cream Combine the banana pulp. the orange juice, sugar and cream Blend well and freege S——— it Opens Sawmill Near Beech Creek Waller Petterolf of Madisonburg has erected and put in operation a unall steam saw mil along State Highway Route 364, about a mile (above the Hubbard bridge near ‘Beech Creek. The mill will be used ito saw timber cut from the tract (owned by William ©. Peter. Work | aL present is on railroad ties. Three sons and a son-in-law of Mr. Fet- terolf are employed on the job and several local men. “Men as Her Stepping Stones” Opening chapters of an intensely interesting new novel by Maysie Greig. A modern, amazingly frank story beging in the August 7th issue of The American Weekly, the maga | Fine distributed with the Baltimore | Hunting Chub White, pa HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, san —— Frank Onk pe tras Rock Philipsburg Reynolds of hn Rush Twp. $100 Samuel J. Dale ol Stale nlege Twp. $600, Frank D. Gardner ux, to Rob rn DD. Pellows ux, of Btate Coi- tract in Ferguson Twp. $512 flllam M. Cramer ux, to B. Gute of Colles ract In Ferguson Twp First 10 Vesta tract In al, to College ot et ot et Stale , 81 National Bank of State Col to Joseph Robert Hilgert, ux slate College, in Bl Col $1,100 John LL. Holmes, et Creasy, et Xx, Of Espy Ferguson $500 Hourothy May Fleming Edith Pumegor Philipsburg A. Rupp of Slate 1 uel ate Wo" ¢ . to William Pa. tract al K ne 3 Ines. #L a ’ { Schott, el al, Slate College State Colicge, 31.000 Walter Bowery Storch. 0 Carl P rac Jolin M. Hartawick, «t al A. Kinley, Slate CO State College DOO wel oh C. MoCionkey, © ux Tiber Beech Creek ty township. $400 bar, to liege $l . Jose Kennedy ux. State College ii Btate Coll borough. $1 Clayton FF. Corman, et al, t Kessler “Cone ine. Mt. Car tract in Haines township, $800 James ¥ Voneda ef ux. to John vonada, et ux, Coburn, tract in Penn township, $1 John H Vonada F. Vonada, # ux Penn township, $1 Bertha C Homan y Miles, Milesburg Centre Hall borough, $1. Mary Emily Miles, to Bertha C Homan, Centre Hall tract in Cen- tre Hall borough, $1 Nora Catherman, et bar, to Stamm. et ux. Bellefonte, R tract in Boggs township, $800 Albert D. Yeager, et ux, to Rox- anna Lyons, et bar, Pation town. ship. tract in Patton township, $154 Walter Yeager, et al, to Roxanna Lyons, et bar, Patton township, tract in Patton township, $1 State College First National Bank, to George Tatty State College, tract in State College borough, 81 Potter Hoy Hardware Co to Bes- sie Kofman, Bellefonte, tract in Bellefonte borough. $5000 George 1. Wilkinson, et ux. % Charles W. Frank el ux Rush township. tract in Rush township, $1. ope $ D 6 ned H to James tract in ot ux Cobum et to Mary tract In ux Roy D 3 ——————— Ey Danger of Ivy Poisoning It is possible to develop IVY pols- oning by handling tools, golf sticks golf balls, shoes or clothing which have bruised the plant, according to | the Medical Society of the Slate of Pennsylvania. Persons exposed 10 this very annoying skin irritant are advised to promptly wash the skin for several minutes with water and strong soap. Neuralgia HE ADACHES FACEACHE, SQUTHACHE, NEURITIS, MUSCULAR ACHES EHEL MATIC PAINE and sil kinds of Softure 4% ckiy respond to the safe sition of Luebert’s Ka-No-Mor Capsules “Take Them and Ache No Move’ At dragghets, #06 and #9: & box, A Fhe Prok wailed 16 any sufferer Troms FAIN wonek ONLY) for i0e to wover mailing | expe & G Laabert, PJ., Contervilie, Pe | - American Merchant ficers in the Marin Open to Youth Fitted for Sea Life This Is a rather i school Poets’ QOL We favor progress in ideas, but drop the good ones you have & few hall-baked, new ones EXCIUBIVE nd is open to young men of good haracter are pny i tempera fitted for tated, Ty who cially and Corner mentaily Doctor fred and twenty “a Ade { CRNGIG LITTLE SON, LITTLE GIRL. When | tween Lhe Bg tle empaoyt ngaged in ocean $006 Mile Cruise A Windstorm Policy Protects You || Phone 4¥7-) WHEN WINDS GET ROUGH From Vinanoial Lets Ses John F. 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