"Over The County News | William H. Kerlin, Centre Hall, was named In special orders issued this week at the Culver Military Academy making appointments in the Culver summer schools. Kerlin bas been appointed to the grade ol petty officer second class in the naval battalion, Mrs. Naomi Jackman, of Salona, fractured her right shoulder in a fall down the stairway at her home Friday night. The accident occur- red when Mrs. Jackman, aroused m her sleep by one of her chil- n crying and In hurrying to get to her, she fell down the stair steps Eleven members of the Stewart! family, from San Antonio, Texas, traveling in three cars, were round- ed up at State College for peddling without a lMeense “Irish Linen" made In the United States, and fur coats from Texas rabbits and for misrepresenting their wares. Three of the group were fined $8.26 and costs, before they left late Thursday afternoon. J. W. Deshem, Centre Hall ooto- genarian, was rendered helpless Pri- day evening when he attempted to cary an armful of firewood from the shed to the house. His legs sud- denly gave way and he was unable to regnin his feet. Chester A. Spyker and son William, neighbors, saw the man’s plight and helped him to the house. Mr. Dashem has not been in food health for some time Allred Miller, who is living with Gels Wagner, in Centre Hall, on ast Thursday while moving a chair on i the Jawn fell and landed in a small ditch from which he was unable to rise. A H Spayd and P. H Luse happened to pass the Wagner home at that instant and assisted the aged gentleman who was not in any way fnjured to get on his feet. Later it was #iscovered that Mr. Miller had suffered several slight paralytic strokes. and that his fall was due to the effects of one of them. Al the present time his entire right side fs paralysed, rendering him practi- cally helpless. During the progress of the freak electrical storm that swept over this section of the county last Tuesday pight and reached cloudburst pro- portions, a old bolt of lightning struck the north side of the Mont- fomiery building on Allen Street tate College, and knocked a plece from the cornice of the building The fragment did not fall to the pavement and was removed before any harm was done to pedestrians Puses were blown throughout the building and power service disrupt- #d when several’ lines weye burned put. The center of the storm seem- 2d to be in the vicinity of Oak Hall along the Branch when the heavy downpour flooded the road turning off from Route 322 toward Oak Hall Bassell Hurwitz, of State College had a golf club knocked out of his bands, #t wag reported when a bolt of lightning struck near where he Sood on the green at the Centre Hills Country Club. A transformer near Oak Hall was also affected by WHEN WINDS GET ROUGH A Windstorm Policy Protects You From Financial Loss, See John F. Gray & Son General Insurance Phone 497-3 Bellefonte, Pa. ET ————— C. Y. WAGNER & COMPANY WAGNER'S Quality Flour 4 Bard Wheat Pat Flower WAGNER'S Our Best Flour $9.50 Riend WAGNER'S Very Best Flour Winter Wheat. Wagner's 32% Dairy Feed Wagner's 20% Dairy Feed Wagner's Horse Feed Wagner's Pig Meal Wagner's Egg Mash Wagner's Chick Starter and Grower. Wagner's Turkey Starter and Grower, Wagner's Scratch Feed Wagner's Medium Scratch Feed. Wagner's Chick Feed Rydes Cream Calf Meal, Eshelman’s Dog Feed All kinds of high protein feeds for mixing with your own feed. Dealers in All Kinds of Grains open to the highway The huge piles of cinders being accumulated along the highways are, like the position of hornets’ nests, being taken as an indication of a hard winter ahead. Rains during the past two weeks or more have interfered with har- vesting the wheat crop. Both cut- ting and “hauling In" have been de- layed. On the other hand, the rains are responsible for a good second crop of clover and boosted the com on many farms to a point where the crop 1s almost certain of making a good yield A party of men from this area found pleasure in deep sea fishing al Bowers Beach, Del, last Saturday In the group were Barn N. Boone and son, Paul, Max Brown, Russell Cable and son, Dick, George and Barl Stover, Charles Bower and Bruce Shreckengast, all of Miltheim and Paul Stover. of Woodward. They returned last Saturday night with an assortment of more than three hundred fish One casualty. a cut head for Ger- aldine MoGhee, 9, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Paul MoGhee, of Fleming - ton, slightly marred the annual pic- nic of the Flemington Church of Christ at Wooirich Park Thursday In other details, weather, atféndancs and general good time, the piem was a huge success. Geraldine, run- ning through the park after ree popsicles had been given out, feil and cu: a deep gash in her forehead on a stone. She was taken to Lock Haven by W. Kress Bressier., Sev eral stitches were needed to close the wound. Joe Ard, of Woodward, is not ex- actly in Tavor of butchering this time ol year, nor is it to his liking to per- form that task late Sunday evening However, the whole affalr wn thrown in the lap of the Gods when a motorist, drove inte Woodward from the west along about six o'clock last Sunday evening. One of Joe fattening hogs had found its wa) and was tres. passing thereon-—when the stranger happened along at a rather good Hp. A squealing of brakes mingled with the squealing of a hog and by the time the and blood were scattered all the way up to Tost Esenhuth's garage The whale entourage was stopped with the hog still under the ca! twhich rocked back and forth Jiks rocking chair.) The case was a8 broad as it was long 80 Joe butchered his hog, an animal weighing about two hundred pounds ar was stopped bristle Grandma's and the happily, no doubt » WOODWARD ther month gone. How time Already one can hear aO€ DAY Kaly-dids sing their eve ing songs Parmers started las week 10 cut their crop of oats Quite a number of our folks com- piain of the potato blight destroying the potato stalks and leaves. Now look out Tor rotten potatoes The new public school butlding & gradually nearing completion. Al- ready the most of the frame work & up. The lar will soon be cement- ed and the carpenters will have the building in shape for the bricklayer: to begin their work The P.O 8. of A festival was well fitended and everybody seemed to enjoy the ocoasion especially so since the East Centre County Junior Band entertained the crowd with a lot of their choice selections of music Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Day and son Glenn of Smuliton accompanied Mrs. Katie M. Dennis and her two daughters, Mrs. Harold Curtis and Miss Ruth Dennis, to Clearfield on Sunday alternoon where they visited Mrs. Dennk’ [prother. Milford Kreamer who is a patient at the Clearfield Hoapital. They report that Mr. Kreamer is getting along very nicely Mrs. Katie M. Kreamer) Dennis and her two daughters. Mrs. Harold Curtis of Oldham, 8 Da. and Miss Ruth Mae Dennis, 656 Wrightwood Ave, Chicago, Ill, are staying awhile at the home of Mrs. Dennis’ brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. CE Kreamer before returning to their respective homes Miss Dennis is employed with some con- cern tn Chicago. She left for that place on Tuesday by train Louis K. Dennis passed into the Great Beyond at his home 17 miles south east of Pierre, 8. Dakota. on July 268, 1938 at about 6 a. m. Cause of death was Corona Thrombosis of the heart, which lasted about two minutes. Mr. Dennis was bom at Fledier. Pa. Dec. 7, 1874 was aged 63 years, 7 months, and 19 days. He survived by his now aorrowing widow, Katie May (Kreamer) Dennis and three children, one son Paul at home, Mrs. Harold Curtis, Oldham, 8 Da. and Miss Ruth Mae Dennis 856 Wrightwood Ave Chicago, lil Funeral services were held at Pierre, 8. Da. after which the remains were scoompanied by his wife and two daughters by train to Bellefonte, ar- riving there at about 1 p. m. From thence the remming were taken by undertaken, M. L. Wetzier to the Woollward Evangelical church where services were conducted at 4:45 p. m by Rev. H. A. Houseal of the Evan- gelical church. Interment was made on lot No. 56, the family plot. "“Louy™ Dennis as we used to call him, was brought up about 2'% miles north west of town. being a son of Bamuel and Amelia Dennis deceased. He attended the St. Paul's public school Some time [ater he was an appren- tice under the late F. P. Cuisewits at Fiedler, where he learned his trade as a blacksmith. In 1005 they left for 8 Da. where he purchased a farm of 331 acres. This community was shocked Bw his sudden depart- ure. Our sympathies are with the family, stranger went on his way Ay SPR AONE * ‘ Testing Jelly Jelly is done when a very Jittle poured from a spoon forms a single large drop and breaks sway quickly from the gpoon. This is a more satisfactory method of testing than the common way of pouring a little jelly on a cold plate and waiting to see whether it Will “jell” because BUYING A USED CAR > (Continued from Page 1) How are the mats, the seats, the in- side panels? Seat covers may be in place to keep the “stuffin’'"” from falling out of the seats. Better check this Many used car dealers set all speedometers back to zero. Dishon- est denlers may set them back to some mileage. and many new oar owners leave speedometers discon- nected on long trips or Tor many months so the instrument does not tell the true story. A good indioation of car use is always left on the edge of the brake, clutch and aceel- erator pedals, Look at these points If worn, the car has seen consider- able mileage Tires alse Indicate mileage, Any car with several makes of tires on it has probably gone over 20000 miles. While looking at the tires be sure that they are not regrooved into the cords. Such cords are dan- gerous and will fall at an date A quick check of the battery may be made by turning on the lMghts and pressing the starter button. If the lights go very dim the battery is probably in bad order. While the lights are on. tap or bump all lamps a flicker indicating a poor connec tion. Take a look at the wires and if badly oll soaked they probably mean electrical trouble before long Now, assuming you like the car here are a Tew more hints that may save you money, First remember that things that are wrong with a ear do not necessarily mean that the car is no good. They do indicate that someone will have to fix the thing up and pay the bill Keep this in mind when agreeing on a price Will the dealer fix the car? Or will you fix ft and will the dealer allow enough off the selling price to pay for needed repairs? Settle this mat- ter definitely before you &ign a It is assumed that you know about what a car of the make and model that interests you ghould cost $4 you don't know, do some more shop ping. By asking the price at sever- 8] used car sales rooms or looking in the classified columns of the newspapers you can find the “mar early ket price” of the car that inter Then if vou are buying have but to be sure established business sf foring OQLiCTNs the he are buying on time, you little more carefu sign anything or pay down any money be sure that you know the entire coat of the car. Any honest dealer will gladly tel the cash price, state sales tax fee insurance ‘kind and ot the total From this deduct down payment or the value of car you are trading in which give total balance due. Add this the finance charge for the xt pad balance and by Vv by the number of payments have the amount of each payment Know THIS before you sign or pay A guarantee should be like a life preserver on a ship—you hope you won't need it but if you do you want a good one Remember, a “new car guarantee in workman- worn Hterally overs defect and material-—-not parts abusive treat- mean on out or destroyed by ment. So what would this a used car? Money back guarantee may a credit on a more ex- pensive car. So waich your step Ciet a written guarantee and go over it. especially the fine print and be sure it says exactly what will be done for you in the event of me- mean ony chanical difficulty FILLMORE Geraldine Smelter. of Centre Hall, visited with her sister, Mrs Bernard Crust last week Elizabeth Gummo of Lemont i working at the John Blair home Merrill Taylor worked for John Blair a couple of days last week Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Johnston paugh and children, Shirley, Louise and Bdward spent Friday evening at the home of his sister and broth- er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Pau] Book- er of State College Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Freeby were visitors at the T. M. Huey home on Saturday Mr. ane Mrs. Bernard Orust and son Donald visited at the Walter Crust home in Sinking Valley on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Walter Corman and son of near Bellefonte spent Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Taylor The Epworth League held a weiner roast at the Harry Spearly home on Tuesday of jast week. YARNELL Mr. Wilbur Walker and his niece Marjorie Walker and girl friend, all of Bigler, called at the H. O. Miller home on Monday evening. A festival will be held here on August 13th. More about it in next week's paper. The annual Walker reunion will be held at Miller's Grove, near Yar- nell, on Sunday. August Tth. Come, bring your basket and enjoy the day with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Cole and daughter Marian, of State Coliege, called one evening last week at the H. B. Walker home Geraldine Snyder returned to her home at Rook after spending two weeks with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. BH. B. Walker. LITTLE NITTANY Miss Lois Strouse of Mill Hall R. D sper, several days with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pleicher. Visitors at the Edward Dullen home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs John Spangler and sons. John and Bobby of Mili Hall and Pear] Dullen of Avis. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore and children of Snydertown, visited on Bunday with the latter's mother, ‘Mrs. Gertrude Dolan. Mr. and Mrs. Eard Harter and children Mary Helen, Evalene, and Harold, accompanied Mr. and Mrs Willard Hatter to State College on THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. August 4, 1988. 1 | Legal Notices | 1 ovr kmoworion BIDS WANTED To paint and repair the interior of the Walker Township High Bohool Bullding at Hublersburg. Ad bids to be in the hands of the Becretary by August Sth For further iormation Inquire of IL. A. Ponter, Hubleraburg Pa. The board reserves the right to nocept or reject any or all bide W. H DEITRIOM, Secy x31 Boellefonwe BR. D 2 EXECUTRIXN NOTICE In the Matter of the Fstate of Anna Gulswite, late of Haines Townsup, de- ceased Lottors testaunentary in the above estate having been gmnted two the undersigned, all persons Indeed tw the suid estate are requested Lo hmke payment, and those having claims 0 present the same duly proven, with. out delay to MRS MAE RACHAU, Exeoutrix, Asnronsburg, Pa. W. Har. rison Walker, ALLY xah NOTICE In the Mutter of the Change of name of Harry I annenbe um and Gladys Peterson Tannenbaum In the Court of Common Pleas of Centre County No. 183 Beplember Term 1938 In the on Harry Tannenbaum gnd Gladys Peter son Tannenbaum praying for a de cree u Tanney and Oladys Peterson Tanney Notice hersby given hal on the 27 day of July, 1988 the petition of Harry Tannenbaum and Gladys Pe terson Tannenbaum was filed io the above named Court praying fe i] decree hange thelr names 0 Harry Tanney and Gladys Peterson Taoney The Court has fixed the 3rd day October, 1038 at ) M. In the Court of Common Pleas (in Bellefonte Centr time and piace petition whet matte of the petit of ohange | ! ine WO Harry ¢ interested may M any hit wid granted HARRY TANNENBAUM GLADYS PETERSON TANNENDAIT Purst COURT SALE f the Estale Bo the On LAI directed pil de oF olt-cry on the premises in the Bor ough of Howard on Saturday. August 2h A D 1838 ot 1 BO 0Cick PM an hal erials Le and lot out and State and descrit i RARGINNING rem! » thers North twenty hundred Ey of foot Ras sixty threw feet ! the 1 CONTAINING ey HELEN MoAULFY . go 2 Bar ORPHANS COLRT sa) of EAL VALU ABILG ESTATY The undersigend. surviving Ee tor of the estate of 8 NH. Shafer, als of Waiker Township Centre Counts Peonsyivanis. deoemsed. will sno to public sale the real state of he galt decedent on the prénises hye village of Zio eTown Centre County SATURDAY Lt 130 o'clock the following we aid ng S Walker Townahiy Centre © Pennsylvania bounded and desoribe follows, to-wit THE PFIRST THERBOV NING In + fo A aa BEOIN green Weel 8 and formerly of i degrees Ba piace of beg Containing 44 perches neat ure THE SBEOOND THEREOF BRON NING in the middie of the road afore sxid. theanoe by lands formerly of § F Hockman North 10 degrees Wes! 193 feet to Dot 0 merly of Davi Solt North BO degrees Bast 31 1-3 feet to powt then I the same South 10 degrees Fast 100 feel to midis of the rad thenre along sald road South BN degrees Went 31%, feel fo the place of be. ginning Oontnining 22 perches Having erected thereon a seven (7) room frame house, small Hern and other outbhulidings, being a oorner iol facing the public highway in teo directions TERMS OF SALE--257 st the time the property fe soit and the balahee on confirmation and delivery of deed therefor CHARIEFE A SMAPYR also written: Oharies A Sehmeffer, SCutor M. W. Oettig, attorney for estate thence by land f JECTION BY THE OENERAL AS SEMBLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNBYLVANIA, AND PUBLMH OF THE SEORETARY SUANCE OF ARTICLE XVIII OF THE CONSTITUTION. 1938 SPEOAL SESSION No 4 A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an amendment to section one, article nine of the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Pennayl- vania Section 1. Be Is resolved by the Senate and House of resentatives of the Commonwealth Pen Tva- nia in General Assembly met t the following amendment to the Con. stitution of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania be, and the same fe hereby, p , in accordance with the sighteenth article thereof That article nine, section one of the Constitution of Pepnsyivania be amentied to read as follows Section 1 All property taxes shall be uniform. upon the same class 57 subjects, within the territorial limi of the authority levying the tax. and shall be levied and oollected under general laws. bul the General As- sembly may. by general laws exempt from taxation public pi y used for public purposes, act places of religious hip. Pilots of burial not used or he or private or te profit, institutions of purely pubic charity, and real and personal prop. erty owned, oocupied. and used by any branch, post. or camp of honorably discharged soldiers, sailors and ma. rines Income, inheritance estate ang other excise taxes shall be levied and dollected under general but such laws may grant exempfions and graded fates I may pose noone taxes and taxes measured by income shall Be desmed to De excise taxes 15. tive of the source, from which the (nome js derived A true copy of Joint Resolution No Proposing sn smendment to article mine of the Constitution of Lhe Commmonwesith of Penawylvania by adding thereto section one ( Section 1. Be it resolved by the Benste and House of Representatives of the Comunonwesith of Pennsylva nia In General Assembly met hat the following amendment to whe Con stitution of the Commnonwealth of Pennsylvania ws hereby proposed, in socordance with the eighteenth article thereof I'hat article nine of the Constitu ton of Pennsylvania is hereby amend od by adding thereto Whe following secon Section 1C. Political subdivisions shnil snnuelly reduce thelr respective tax levies on the asscssed valuslion of real estate, 50 that the conbined rete of all axes (exclusive of axes for debl service) for the year one thou sand nine hundred and forty-three and any subsequent year on any Par - cel of real estate shall not exceed a total of ten mills The General As sembly shall ensct legislation Nxing the annus! reduotions 1 be made ry Classes of political subdiy On re vious 10 he tax year ne thousand pine hundred and forty-three Lhe maximum ax milage within sald Wen mild ndtation which may be levied by any class of political sub divisions for the lax one thou SAND nine hundred and forly-thre« thereafter pasessient or valuation of rea PURI ne made 1 t hows pd nine hundred aud 8 SARE ahd Lherendler Fo PTR DE mane « al the Ilr market value { Joint Resolution Ne for tax LAWILENCE CARTUIOnwWe | BEBSION | -B RESOLUTION COonuno riwes IU adding heros Section 18 LET nd Ho ‘ {i Roepresenis woslith of Pe ? General Asseinbily mt stitution of Pennsayivenis He sane | he rely y Ganos with ! cighteent hat Aang Sewrt by which and ithe thne and piace which guaiifisd volers. who may the oorurrence of aly giection be Ndably stent Tom the Bats LA WI ENCS si LET ott Br of Penney adding wl ho Becton 4A Notwithstanding &13% imitation hereinbefore provided, the General Assembly. Irrespective of any debt. may amthorise the State to 1a se bonds to the amount of HBItY or f & 34 a . DUTDOSe © VERO 1 pros Reso ut LAWRENCE Crgrnonwes ith 3-B A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an amendment to fourteen of the Oonetitartio Comunonweni 1 of Penneviver Be 11 resolved by House of Representatives Coanmonweall Penns General Asssribhly met w following amendment oo the Con 4 of the Commonwealth of yivania be and he same proposed accordance with eighteenti ticle thereo! articie fourteen of the Con- stitution of the Oommotywealth of ania = hereby amentied to 1. A new coussty shall not be Oreste cxoapt by the consolidation of two or more existing counties An existing county may be abolished and ita tervitory annexs tO one or more contiguous counties. The Oeneral Assembly shall by lew provide for the consolidation and abolition of coun tien. but po «xisting county shall be comsolidates with snother and no county shall He abolished without the ynsent of the sloctors thereon! Section 2 COoungies shall be ad- ninistered ubder such system of gov errument and by such officers, exospt as in this article otherwise provided az the General Assembly provide. Options] rent may be Oeneral Assembly, tive In a county only when accepted by the electors thereof Section 3. Three county oomimis- sioners shall be elected in each county in the year one thousand nine hund- red and thirty-nine and every fourth your thereafTer. In the elpotion of uch officers, each elector shall vote for po more than Wo persons, and the three persons receiv the highes® number of voles i be slotted Any vacancy happening in the office of county commissioner shall be filled for the unexpired term by the court of comgmon pleas of the county, by the appointment of an elector of the county. who is a member of the same politioal party as was the person shose place is to be filled. In each sounty there shall also be elected a controller, a sheriff, and a district at. torney. District attormpys sheriffs, and controllers shall hold their re- spective offices until their successors gre duly selected and qualified. Va- eancies in such offices shall be filled a= may be provided by law. All other county officers shall be provided Tor law, and shall be elected or ap- pointed as the General Assembly may by law provide Section 4. The terms of elected county officers shall be four years commencing on the first Monday of January next after their election Section 5. All officers gqpd persons employed in the county government shall be paid by salary or stated com - pensation. Buch officers or persons ghall not receive for their own Use any fees. commissions or mileage for the performance of any service. All fees, commissions, and mileage, from whatever source derived, received and collected bY any county officer, shall pe paid into the State or county treasury, as may be provided by law The provisions of this section shall pot be constructed, however, to apply to aldermen. justices of the peace OF constables Section . She (Senaral Jenin) shall provide by law for oe atric accountability of all county. township, and borough officers, ax well for the fees, commissions, and mileage which may be collected By them a= for all or mumicipal meneys which A true copy of Joint Resolution No .n : a i ” —— Benate and House of Representatives of the Comenony esith of Pennsyiva General )amemnbly met hat the following amendinent wo the Con of the Ponnaylvania be, abd the same is proposed, In accordance with the eighteenth article thereof That section onc, article nine, of the Constitution of the Commonwesith of Vania Is hereby amended Ww follows In ascertainis Live but the General As- Laxation publi purposes. actual places of provement o worship, places of burial not PUNChuese or held Tor private or corporate Harged soldiers Taxes Ali: De evied WO vk: which the | he derived DAVID 1 the averag able 4 therein Lhe No, 4-8 A JOINT RESOLUTION (16) per ocentum Proposing an amendment to section article nine, of the Constitu- tion of Lhe Commonwealth of Penn oounvy city Be it resolved by the sohaol trict ont 3 us 1) Commonwealth of °0ntlam UuRo for the nine yearn without such manne low All property taxes shall Peoity of the upon the same class of Philadelphia gt within the territorial limits be deducted from authority levying the tax, and of the den of inder #8 shall have abhout 10 by general laws, exempt Coeds hereof property used be expended vied and ooliected tution of purely pubic real and persons prope OoCumied ana sen Ty post or camp of honor ! nection HALOS Bi nt om thereol, may yield be expected 1 ! under 7% "M5 i Te of operating DAY thie nt Narges there DULL SUCH InWs may grant and provide for graded o ri Lew Inoorne red hy income, irre The in and denth duties prescribed by ena te nag succession Waxes iesmed U Xcite taxes i pCurY Resolution No 1 UTD One Lhe Phillmdelphis LAWIENCE ma ng Aved res? Per rt WOtrwes it Ne ands herent ’ f Pe cad ® May noo Comnanng th ay ve fron expiratios time. In wn, detall one or pletion more of thelr I termin mel 4 Hust ys hold courts of debhted ness RESOLUTION Regrrow of Pe SERtEr abel LL PE Prat h 3 ere Tasers ® 1 article Pets tus rr - i s - PRON seven y De oon PR Ramenend Value 4. oy Ee iver That sry ¢ prem Tig he FOR THE I, E. 8. TAGS DON'T be satistiod with a lamp that mere: fy resembles an [. E. 8. lamp. If there's an 1 E 8. tag on the base, and another on the "shade, then you KNOW ifsan LE §. lamp. be annual sssesscd value of the taxable realty therein for mediately preceding the thine any debt Is incurred or Increased, nor shall any boro other munoi pally or Incorporated district debt or ncresse An MDOUnt exceeding Average indented ness 0 wanna valaalior mmediately consent of the ele w Oo Be 1 worn thereof a oui ang County of Ww i re ‘$1 Hl in x y BAY | hero ' in acoordance with } Oey y INAS “ exe INT OV Tre thereo! unmount so Ww PIO eighteenth BOOT On 1M article ~tharedd - | ndelphia shall never exceed Afteen quiring land for sate forest purposes upon the average and for the development of the satu A true copy of Joint Resolution NO. nine years im- 7-8 DAVID IL. LAWRENCE Hecretary of the Comunonweaslth township —— No. 8-8 inetr any new A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an smendment to article nine ection fifwen. of the Consti- taxable tution of the Commonwesitht of preceding Pennsylvania two (2) rescived by the election | ale and House of Represented] ves be provided © ‘ ¢ Cornmnmotyweait of Penn ve Asserribly moet . ye & arnendr w the Con- Litton { ne Commonwealth of Pennsyl i and Lhe same 8 (rere BOTTOM ’ ie thereof f article nine ‘ 1 } he Cornmon anc a Jon woul eH od varia be amended i ded o 1 LAIST ' Brig ier i i } one whiilon . ' Loy ‘ " add, ov Which he pur the OO -~ ot waler COAST IoN o any hereod or faci t » pul SR Eel publi FEAT LOR Wess ater he Pre LAWRENCE Seri Adeintia aw to issue obligations for any of the this mmendoment set forth inn excess of seven per ceniiam abd pot exoveditag toy per ceribaen of Use KEN. eed Valuatio ¥ teyuie ere “lie ip LAWRENCE Cormimonweslth “NO ANNOYING SHADOWS ON It's the Better Light that Makes LE. S." Lamps Popular THE big reason why so many I E S lamps are in use is that they provide such excel. lent light. Make this interesting test Go to the home of a friend who has an old style lamp and atleastone L. E S lamp. Sitby the L E 8 lamp and read a newspaper for a couple of minutes. You'll observe the abundance of light—and how easy it is to read by, how easy on the eyes. No bothersome shadows dance across the paper, there is no glare Now try the old style lamp. At onoe you'll notice the dim-ness of the light, the presence of shadows —and the glare of the unprotected bulb. You'll squint in trying to read —or hold the paper closer to you. You'll instantly prefer the I E. S. lamp. See the latest |. E. S. models at the Jooal stores. They're beautiful—and moderately : Fa aon Sih | Tr RY 7d BELLEFONTE, PA. during. the time of waiting the Jelly Sunday to spend the day with Mr. {4 ay overcook. (Wd Mrs. Reymond Harter, \
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