"August 4, 19 LOCALS LL —Mr. John E. Rishel, well known and highly respected citizen of Cen- tre Hall, called at our office Satur. day while transacting business in town. —~-Mrs. Joseph Runkle is recover: ing nicely at her home on East High Street from a migor operation she underwent recently at the Cenire County Hospital. Miss Janet Brouse, daughter of W. H. Brouse, of South Thomas street, will leave today for Peconia Bay, L. 1. where she will be a guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, Fred W. Topelt for an indefinite vacation Mrs. I. Summers, of Niagara Falls, N. Y.. who is visiting her brother, Willis Flack and family in Mileshurg. was a caller at our of- fice on Monday. Mrs. Summers ex- pects to be in Centre county until after Labor Day —Miss Betty Jean Fjher and Master Dale Fisher, of York and Miss Alice A. McCormick, of Barton Md.. enroute to York from Black Moshannon Park, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John M. Fisher at their home on Water Street, Belle- fonte. —Miss Thelma Halderman, of Bellefonte, was confined to her home during the weekend because of an abscess under the left arm Although she is now able to be out- doors she has not resumed her dut- ies on the NYA project at the Belle- fonte YMCA. ~The date of the Basket picnic of the Bellefonte Garden Club, to be held at the Mensch cabin on Fish ing Creek, is changed to Tuesday afternoon, August 9, at 2:30 o'clock. Members desiring transportation are requested to notify the Trans- portation Committee, —Mr. and Mrs. Peter DeLallo and family and Mrs. Flora DeLallo mo- tored to Atlantic City, Monday. for a week's vacation trip. Mrs. Flora Delallo will divide her time be- tween her daughter, Mrs. John Vet- tice. at Oaklyn. N. J. and her bro- ther, Andy Piccianni, at Raritan, N. J. —Miss Mary Lou Armstrong, of Philadelphia. has been spending a vacation In Bellefonte as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gilmer, of Philadelphia. at the home of Mrs Gilmer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H P. Schaeffer, on East High street, and at their summer cottage along Spring Creek —Cuests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clavton E. Rover, on South Water Street during the weekend in- cluded Mrs. Royer’s brother-in-law and sister the Rev. W. J. Wagner end Mis. Wagner of State College The Rev. Mr. Wagner has been re- tired for the past number of vears. Dinner guests at the Royer home Sunday were Mrs, Bertha Zimmerer and Mrs. Benjamin Beegzer "iAll members of the P. O. 8 of | A. of Bellefonte, desiring to attend the Central Pennsylvania P. O. 8. of A. convention, to be held in Centre Hall, Saturday. August 8, are asked to meet at the lodge hall not later than 9:30 a. m. Aug. 6. Membe's having cars are asked to bring them 50 that oher members may have means of transportation to Centre Hall Yesterday was one of the hottest days we've had this season. At 4 P. m. the thermometer between the Diamond Restaurant and the Hev- erly store, exposed to the afternoon sun, registered 120 degrees. It may have registered more but that's as high as the thermometer was made to thow. The thermometer in the shade of the Olewine Hardware store entrance at the same time registered B88 degrees. A slight breeze during the day kept the heat from being unbearable —Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Fye ar- rived in Bellefonte, Saturday. from a two weeks’ honeymoon trip to Lakefield, Canada, and after spend- ing several days in Bellefonte with relatives and friends, departed for Hollidaysburg where they have gone to housekeeving. Mrs. Fye, the for- mer Miss Barbara Sloop, of Belle- fonte. is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs Arthur H. Eloop, of this commun- ity. Mr. Fye. who formerly was lo- cated at State College. is now em- ployed in Hollidaysburg ~All employes of the Bellefonte Central Raliroad met C. 8. Wesley. of Philadelphia president of the road, and ofher officials Saturday night at a dinner held at the Penn Belle Hotel for employes and officers of the company. The dinner fol- lowed a board meeting and inspec tion tour by officers and directors earlier in the day. In addition to being chief executive of the Belle- fonte Central. Mr. Wesley, is presi- dent of the Huntingdon and Broad- top Rallroad and is vice president of a western road. ~Mrs. Ella Johnson, of Los An- geles, Calif. was a pleasant caller at this office Monday afternoon, bringing with her an account of the annual reunion of the Decker fam- fly. held last Thursday at Grange Park, Centre Hall. Mrs. Johnson came east some weeks ago to spend | the summer among relatives In Bellefonte, State College and Spring Mills. and she expects to remain in this vicinity until September. She made the trip here by mall and has nothing but praise for the excellent serviee and accomodations offered by the railroads. ~Mr. and Mrs. 8. T. Young and daughter, Evelyn will return Priday to their home in Daytona Beach, Florida, after having been in Belle- fon'e since June visiting among re- | play latives and friends in this area. Mr. Young has been a resident of Florida for the past 20 years and is engaged in the contracting business there, He hasn't visited in the north for three years and came here despite the press of much business in the south Daytona Beach, he predicts, will soon become the jargest city in Florida. Among the family’s rela- tives in Centre County is Mrs. Mede- uine Lutz, of Centre Hall, a sister Mr. Young, who is ~Don% sleep in a Turkish Bath Buy a Westinghouse fan and keep Haas Electric Co., Belle- fonte Pa. ud Mrs. Dorothy Miller, of Ford City, arrived In Bellefonte last Thursday for a week's visit with the Forrest Eckley family at Coleville ahd other friends and relatives One dollar for your old iron on a new De Luxe Streamline West inghouse Iron DeHaas Electric Company, Bellefonte, Pa hd «Mrs. Lula Massey on Pine street has as her guests her sister. Mrs Jennie Miller, of Niagara Falls, N Y. and another sister, Mrs. Elvina Brandon and son James, of De- troit, Mich Miss Josephine Holubee, daugh- ter of Mri, and Mrs. John Holubee, of Pleasant Gap, spent a week's vaca- tion with relatives and friends In Youngstown, Ohlo. Miss Holubec ls an employee in the offices of White- rock Quarries Mr. and Mrs. Homer McKinley of Lamar, and Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence McKinley, of Halfmoon HIll, have just returned from a several days’ motor trip to Niagara Falls, Canada, and the State Park at Wat- kins' Glen A few early morning watchers enjoyed the sight of an unusually brilliant northern lights display here at 1 3. m. The display lighted the «ky from east to west and turned from amber to pale green, then to red before it faded away Mr. and Mrs. Angelo DeLallo, of Jersey Shore, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Hoffman and Miss Bertha Moyer, of Lock Haven, motored to Bellefonte last week for a visit with Mr. DeLallo’s mother, Mrs. Flora Delallo, at her home on East Deaver street -Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crust are spending a few days with relatives in Vandergrift. Paul, who js the capable manager of the Weis store meat department, is on his annual vacalion. They expect to return 0 Bellefonte about Thursday and then go to the seashore for a few days The Hoag Dairy store hag been enlarged through the removal of a partition dividing a small kitchen at the rear from the main store room. Additional booths have been placed in the space made available and the seating capacity of the st is now approximately twice @ Last week In listing the prizes awarded at a caid party recently by Mrs. Henry Kah the Library Bullding. we inadvert- ently omitted the names of two win- ners. Mrs. Roy Adams, of Pleasan: Gap. won the third prize, whil Roxie Mingle, of Bellefonte sixth prize ~Falling ron) the kitchen of her home at Roopsburg about 5 o'clock Tuesday afternoon Mis. William MoGowan suffered a fracture of the left hip. Mrs. MoGowan, who is 88 years old, was removed to the Cenire County Hospital, where she is re- ported to be resting as comfortable as can be expected under the cir cumstances —H. C. Yeager and son, Jack, will motor to Metuchen, N. J. Friday to spend the weekend with relatives Upon their return to Bellefonte, Sunday, they will be accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm W. Yeager and children, Alice Ruth and Robert who will spend their annual two seeks’ vacation at the Yeager family home on North Spring Street Mr. and Mrs. Paul Coates and t=0o children, Frances and Paul Jr of near Coatesville, were guests over the weekend and until Tuesday of this week, of Mrs. Coates’ parents Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McGinley, on Thomas Street. Miss Franoes re- mained for a longer visit with her grandparents, and aunt and uncie, iM: and Mrs. Samuel MoGinley Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Heverly, of East High Street, will leave Monday for their anriual vacation trip to the wilds of Northern Canada. They expect to spend all of August and {part of September in a cabin north iof North Bay, Quebec, and as has beeni their custom for the past num- ber of summers, will enjoy the ex- cellent fishing in that remote region ~In a fall over a four-foot wall while visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Eck- enioth, on West Logan Street, Mon- iday, Mrs. J. Prank Smith, of East Bishop Street, suffered painful but not serious bruises. Mrs. Smith was | walking through the rear yard to call ‘upon a neighbor when she stepped iover the retaining wall. She is re- { covering nicely at her home, gccord- ting to reports. Announcement of the engage- ment of Margaret C. Waite of Belle- fonte, to Frank I. Wilson, of Hunt- ingdon, was made Sunday at a din- {ner party held at the home of Mr land Mrs. Charles Coble, on Penn | Street. The wedding is to be held in the fall. The bride-to-be is a i sister of Mr. Coble and is employed at the Hazel & Co. store. Mr. Wilson i is vocational instructor at the State Industrial School at Huntingdon A match to determine the cham- pionghip of the Central Counties Golf Association will be held at the Nittany Country Club Saturday af- { ternoon, August 6, when teams rep- resenting the Birch Hills Club. of Lewistown, and the Clinton Country Club, of Lock Haven will meet to decide which team lg to receive golf laurels for 1938. A number of Nit- |tany Country Club gollers as weil 8s enthusiasts of the game from {many other clubs In the district are iexpected to watch the championship in | ~<Nancy Elaine Delallo, four- | year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. {Joseph Delallo, of East Howard { Street, had one toe of her right foo! | painfully crushed Monday evening iwhile she was playing with some i companions. One of the children | { ‘had a large wheel which he wag us- | ing as a hoop. The wheel got away {from him and struck the little gitl's i leg, pinning her foot against a con- i will be unable to use the | peasement in Europe : EL SE—— «Judge and Mrs. Ivan Walker | and two daughters will leave Bun- day for Ocean City, N. J., where they will remain a week Mr. and Mrs. leo Toner, of Riverside, N. J.. arrived in town Sunday for a week's visit with the former's mother, Mrs. James Toner on East Howard Street, Mrs, Cecil A. Walker and daughters, Margaret and Molly, re- turned home Monday from a two weeks’ vacation spent at a seaside cottage at Point Pleasant, N, J Miss Elizabeth Larimer, is ex- pected home from Allentown the latter part of this week, to spend » week's vacation with her parents Mr, and Mrs. Charles Larimer, on West High Street The condition of Clark Brewer, of East Linn street, who was ad- mitted to the Centre County Hos- pital Friday for observation and treatment, was reported last night to be “satisfactory.” Mrs, Willlam Schaffner and son Billy, and the former's niece, Char- lotte Garbrick, all of Harrisburg, are spending a several weeks’ vaca- tion In Bellefonte as guests of Mrs Schaffner's parents, Mr. and Mrs Charles Garbrick, at thelr home on Valentine street Mrs, Cora Cole, of Dayton, O accompanied by a friend, are spend- ing a brief vacation in Bellefonte with relatives and friends, among them being Mrs. Cole's sisters, Mrs Mark W. Willams and Mrs. W Harrison Walker, and their brother N. E. Robb. During their stay In Bellefonte they are guests at the Williams horae on East High street Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wetzel of New Market, Va, and William Far- row, of Roanoke Va. were guesis last week of Mr, Wetzel's mother and sister, Mrs. Harvey Wetzel and Miss Mildred Wetzel of South Thomas Street. Mr. Wetzel and Mr. Farrow continued their journey Ro- N. Y. in the interest of the wchilla Farm, while Mrs. Wetzel here until their return Sat- on to chester Ch Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Robb and daughter Jane. of Pittsburgh ar- rived in Bellefonte from Philadel- phia, Sunday a two weeks va- cation with Mr. Robb's parents, Mr and Mrs. N. E. Robb, at thelr home on East Curtin street. Mrs. Nevin Robb has been at her parental home in Philadelphia for some weeks un- dergoing treatinent infec- the jaw resulting from den- trouble ~The MC A hauled for for an tion of tal t the ¥Y over- bowling alleys a have heen completely by a Pittsburgh firm spec- lalizing in that work when the alleys are reopened for use Mon- day, August 8. they will be In the best of condition. The have ed, sanded an and in green ana ale Ys d refinished runways have been and the concrete done over terra -cotia Two new ball checks bh been in- stalled. and the bowling department one of the most popular ones at the local “Y." is in betier condition than it has been for some time, the gutiers finished floor in ave Boggs township in general and the Kohibecker family in particular have been in somewhat of an up- roar since early yesterday moming when a fine 3 was born to Mr. and M A. A. Kohibecker of Central City. The dispute arises over whether the new val at the Centre County Hospital shail be named Aloysius Alexander, after his father or whether he ahall be known as Vincent in honor of some of his early ancestors the proud father is Democratic chairman of his precinct and since this is his first son, we suggest that the dispute Le settied by calling th young heir F. D. R. Kohibecker, in honor of the President «Und oy rs AIT Joseph ce o FREAK BOLT OF LIGHTNING HITS TREE AT BEECH CREEK During the heavy electrical storm last Tuesday about 4 p. m. lightning enveloped one of the big Maple trees in front of the residence of Post- master 1. J. Rohrbaugh at Beech Creek. The tree appeared not to be damaged. only a few small chips of outer bark bein, knocked from the trunk close to tne ground The queer thing about it was the fact that the ground was loosened and raised above the roots, outlying them. following one under the side. walk and out in the berm of the highway for 25 feet as far as the macadam, casting up stones. A woman driving an automobile on the highway stated that as she ap- proached that point a ball of fire appeared ahead of the car and ran around in a circle in the center of the road. so bright that it “blinded” her. Merwin Johnson, a newspaper car- rier boy, had delivered a paper al the Rohrbaugh home and passed under the tree on the sidewalk only a few seconds before the stroke came, being about 150 feet away. He fell no untoward effects from his prox- imity to the point of contact, but he was lucky. Opinions differ ag 0 whether the big tree will survive Time will answer that question B. HH. 8S. GRID SCHEDULE PRINTED ON MATCH FOLDER Robert Hood, proprietor of the Hood Billard parior on West High Street. Is distributing folders of matches which bear the complete schedule of the Bellefonte High School football team for the coming season, The schedule calls for five games at home and four away. John B. Miller is head coach: Glenn Au- miller is assistant coach; Harry Cur- tin is student manager and Ralph K. Dale is faculty manager of the team. The lows: . B-Bnow Shoe, at home. Oct. 1-8outh Williamsport, away, Oct. 8--Portage, at home, Oct. 15. ~Willlamsburg, away. Oot. Oct. Nov, Nov. Nov. complete schedule ig ag fo'- 24. -8tate College, away. Mr. Chamberlain's polley of ap- doesnt seem [0 solve the problems very fas, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. At a late hour luncheon was served, Mrs. Retorle received many | useful gifts, - A WORK WONDERS WITH . FLOWERS IN THE HOME When selecting and arranging flowers for the home, give conalder- ation to the color scheme, size of room, type of furnishings and piace in the room where the flowers are to stand. The color of flowers is as impor tant as the color of other accessorics says Mrs. Eleanor Smith Eckenrode home economics extension represen- tative of Centre County, With th great variety of flowers it is easy to find harmonious ones. If the room needs vellow and orange, try a mixed bouquet of calendulas, mari gold, gaillmdia and yellow snap dragons. Blue or purple may bf combined with the yellow In a room with plum coroding, a arrangement of cosmos, larkspur and verbena would give a harmoni- ous effect. while strong orange col- ored marigolds might be distraclng for a pink bedroom, choose (he warm purple blooms When placing flowers in a select a spot which you wish to ac- cent If you wish to make a room look jonger, put blue and levende! flowers at the end of the room. An arrangement of the advancing colo red yellow, will make the room appear shorter Use low arrangements on a tle or book shelf. Petunias or na turtiums which fall down over ihe edge of the vase are most acceptable On low tables, floating arrangements are interesting. Roses ruffled pe- tunias, pansies, dahlies, or flores of hollyhocks can be used this way A dining table arrangement one placed before a shouid be equally lovely all one placed against the a corner may have only ful side On a luncheon table delicate flowen Wee! pe n i room or madi mirror sides whi wall or ane beauti- on flowers when on window sill or where sunlight planed Ih wes] & $4 HW JOVERY O80 1 iniorma; Ww grouping old-fashioned rden flowers stead Yi rangement Use light backgre d and ers agalr paper L 1 of a modernistic flowers against | rong brig darker walls, If figured piace a or panel of pl the flowers - a - - LEWISTOWN FAIR DRAWING WELL -PLEASED CROWDS o ¥ new records In Thousands will sce the Hell in action lomormow Following tomorrow afternoon horse racing card, which will be the final afternoon of horse racing tomobile 1 hold the 0 promisis several attendan Drive races wil lime i y Saturday allernoon In fual Open Horseshoe Pllc ing Tournament ut for the Centra] P and the Mifflin pion cash awarded winners bord Bo ir sponsored awards way pit of professional pitching shoe presented by the Ohio Horse Shor Company, of Columbus and Diamond Calk and Horseshoe Co Duluth, Minnesota win Healy, mayor of Lewistow Mifflin County oommi r. Oeorge B. Keim. and Paul O ; manager of the local Ria . will judge dogs brought b boys and ghls tomorrow afterni« for tails, sizes, and looks, snd for U number of freckles the owners and sO on, besides supervising ra with the boys and girls and dogs. previous to Lucky Teter’s Hel Drivers “Revelations of 1938" is contin ing to be the big night attraction together with a program of four {ree acts, followed by fireworks Toe band of Frank Carvone is receiving the plaudits of the crowds afternoo and night. The show will continue Saturday night. following the auto mobile races in the afternoon All Fair features, the Cotlin-W son Shows on the midway and the scores of attractions continue morrow and Saturday And, © Hell Drivers present their second show tomorrow sted by tre on the Lo- Ww MRS. JULIA RETORIC IS HONORED ON BIRTHDAY A surprise birthday party given in honor of Mrs. Julia Retorics 38th birthday, by the iadies of Clar- ence The following person; were pres- ‘ent: Mrs, Mike Murnak and daugh- ter Caroline. Mrs. Andy Tobias, Mrs. Joe Puhalla, Mrs. Mike Krisch and daughter Margaret, Mrs. Eliza- beth Goodyear, Mrs. John Marton- chik, Mary Tobias and daughter Geraldine, Mrs. John Drapcho, Mrs Mary Carmonac, Mrs. George Kosh- ko, Mrs, Steve Kochik, Mrs. John Bocan. Mrs. Andy Bocan, Mrs, Paul ? Rogas, Mrs. Anna Drapcho, Mrs. George Dubesky, Mrs. Mary Kachik, Mrs. Nellie Soltic, Mrs. George | andze. Mr. and Mrs. guvhn Retoric and daughter Pauline, all of Clar- ence; Miss Anna Basalla and Miss Theresa Basalla, of Cleveland, O Cary Collide Near Howard In a motor accident on the road between Jacksonville and Howard about 6:15 o'clock Sunday after- i noon, total damage to two cars was about $25 and no one was injured. | Police report that whiz a machine Alr= . LITTLE EXTRA CARE KEEPS HANDS LOVELY Do you have “self-conscious” hands now that you are busy with Canning and gardening? Do you Apologize for stalped hands when you rush from a morning of jelly Making to an afternoon party or meeting? A few minutes preparation before handling fruit may save several timeg those minutes spent later in removing the damage, believes Mrs Eleanor Smith Eckenrale, home ec- onomies extension representative of Centre County File the nalls smooth and moderately short and we rough ends of cuticle. These are conspicuous when black ith berry juice Many women find it difficujt to Page Five | work when wearing rubber gloves Why not try them just for the few minutes of direct contact with the fruit which leaves the worst stains? | Have gloves comfortably loose bu! work the finger tips into place, fo! loose, long ones make the hands clumsy Before garden work, dig the nails into a cube of soap, filling them »o0 that the dirt cannot find a place Old gloves protect the hands from dirt, cuts and scratches. Leather gloves are more durable but fabric ones are better than no gloves, In- expensice leather gloves treated with lanolin are soft and help to keep the hands in good condition After working with fruit or in the garden, wash the hands in clear water, rub with jemon or tomato juice, and wash again in clear walter — ——— These acid juices help to remove stains. Dry the hands thoroughly and rub with an olly lotion Speaking of drying the hands, the hot summer sun and wind have drying efTect upon the skin and hair If you wok out-of-doors a great deal, keep the head covered most of the time, Brush the halr regularly to stimulate the secretion of natural oll. Before exposing the skin to jong periods in the sunshine or wind, pro- tect it with an olly jotion. And re- member that if you desire an even tan, acquire it with repealed small doses instead of one prolonged ex posure - - - 14's not worry of Bellefonte quality 0 much aboul the size unprove LU Jet Young Swimmer Rescues Self Margaret Ann Hartle, who was three years old In June, recently fell from a bridge over Spring Creek near her home, swam shore without assistance, startied her par- when she appeared in wel clothing at the home The water was swift and deep where she fell and the feat Is unw for so young a swimmer tn ents nl Mountain Road Opened The Bnow Bho on Which res inder way months has traffic and | inspection road bey vera VO LWO-W «Cum Btump urfacing work has for the past been opened “ 30,000 People Read This Column ery week. That's why The Centre ~y partment has become so amazing'y popular Democrat's classified advertising de- Considering its low cost and he benefits derived, it is undisputably Centre County's Community Bar Counter RATES Advertisements lasue, and 15 cents for of first twenty-five words each additional insertion jess. 25 cents for Where advertise or ment contains more than twenty-five words, one cent a word is charged REAL ESTATE advertising—sale or rent. A straight one cent a word 1s charged for rea] esiale KEYED ADS-All advertisements that request replies to be mailed 0 this office, must be complied with by those answering Lhe adverlisements Please do not call at the office for Information concerning such advertise: ments, as the publishers are not permitied to divulge the name of Lhe ad- veruser. SUBSCRIBER'S PRIVILEGE—Every subscribed to The Centre Dem- * Of charge rvs Lost and Found High wi Saturday Init wa office, x32 liefonte wh ne Lot ys Belle Hotel As ing fow ADOLA Wee Es Hecla RD x31 Help Wanted WANTED Maa be peRonper, farm acinzita y ob) aged Wied nema y st sf TAN ID each of Lhe fol. wine counties Ww sell Lather . Finers etrire vinta: Ciearfield, Jefferson ngrion The only genu- refinm as ‘ wr Ww Truckenmiller Hub Wanted Ddtigh Bohol pes ERs pring f 18 2 Write Box #7 Bs a Phone Snow Shoe don sreburg. Pa ork WANTS WANT ED---Hhgh ra WANTED ase. 1 and knives gia tend ve anil VA TTD All Glenn, E High Bellefonte WANTED Y¢ married man sires work. has had most exper) clerical and bookkeeping, Willing tackle any other line. What have rou te offer Wiite 8 FP Rin oare of his office x31 Wanted to Buy Homes : Gen x32 wr sig Pa Ming fle oe roms H Phone x31 WANTED Fresh N Hoy, Bellefonte R 2I8-R-21 WANTED--To buy cattle, calves, hogs and poultry of all kinds. 1 pay the most best for the best, BH. McCaleb, DOs W. 3rd St. Lock Haven, Pa. Phone 620-3 x33 WANTED To buy. oaah for stocks of Merchandise of all kinds, Hardware Drugs. Groceries. Paints, Tools, eic T M. Hollingshead, 910 Oreen Ave, Altoona, Pa x33 WANTED-—I am in the market for hoes, cattle, sheep, calves and chickens, Call Oentre Hall B54-R-11 or drop a card to Sidney T. Riegal Centre Hall, Pa 1 Articles for Sale POR SALE-Josenhoover, Hard coal, all sizes, Telephone Bellefonte se. FOR SALE-—A hearing ald practically new Inquire of Miss Roxanna Mingle, E High 8t., Bel! fonte. Pa 30 FOR. SALE—A Olonwbodp range with water front; in good ocondi- tion. Inquire at 141East Lamb a FOR SALE Young chickens and new potatoes at my home in Pleasant Gap. Prank Brooks Phone phi : x FOR SALE--1934 Harley-Davidson Motorcyele, 74 cub. inch motor Very reasonable. Earl Gummo, How. ard. BR. D. 2 x31 is entitled 10 a 26-wurd adveitisement in these columns one ume, This privilege can be used six times a year at different POR 3 20 POR oor Biobhe Hennigh Spring Mills POR BALE eMC Aang os faced. Also Nort fe nquine Howard SALE npwie Penns POR BALE-—Locust posta, €4, delivered Ciint Fred FOR SALE Bi B00 Bi Wallrun Auto Service, Snow Shoe Intersectior Phon PLAYER PIANO-Rat {me i sprit sha piece parlor sults $49 50 dressers, 83 50 up ries MAS Taubes Bush Aroade, Bellefonte. Pa round tables x12 ocongo- Purnia Ex =A] Tractors, Etc. on SALE Doren Bingen AWE AT nte R. D. 2 Porras A te Farm Machinery A New Syracube stlky at te] rieny Ming FOR SALE Iden spreader wall tent Ceo A Wills BALE Xo 14 manure plow, 6x10 FOR Used ee ailage ide dlatlriby bars bh * H Howard 2721 fr Baty in Binders. 3 used re. 875 each, guarani. mowers, rakes and oad. Age 4-row potato prayer ure spreaders, disk hare plows and tractors JAnjone strip shingles, 83 90 half price at Losch Bupniv Co. Jersey Bhore x31 Sale or Exchange FOR BALE—An aged horse or will exchange on cattle. Inquire of John Yearick 3 miles woat of State Colisge. on the Cateshurg road. x31 Automotive FOR BALE—A 1020 Studebaker sedan, cheap. Inquire of Albert Miller Bellefonte, RB. D. 1. (Colevilie) x31 CAR BARGAINS 1937 Chevrolet town sedan: 1988 Chevrolet i; ton pickup: 1985 Chevrolet roadster; 1935 Chevrolet Delaxe gedaan, 1834 Ohevro- jet coach. 2-1881 Chevrolet coaches 1831 Chevrolet sedan. 1930 Chevro- jet coach; 1933 Plymouth sedan: 1032 Tymouth sport coupe; 1934 Plymouth sedan These care are in A-]l con. dition and can be bought on the easy GM A C plan bersburg. Pa. Bierly's Garage, Re- x32 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS | FOR BALE A tesun of he Diack wel foal Both both Deni 2 ht 200( god won Price Cx ner ino nder, How Real Estate - For Sale POR BALE--Griet spring house, 2-0ur power house and fash A. Lose, P. O Box 184 ney. Pa BALE i118 Sum FOR OR REN] Late an write Cecil Box | t BALE---Pou me house " Eley tric townshig une e Kartha tow naslily some over 4 feet guire of Curley Quick. Pine Option will be held until August § Glen Houses for Rent RENT Re! POR TOP TOO p—_— POR vis Water RENT bast} Greet POR ven Bellefonte FOR RENT nt, wit RENT E10 fonte 508. FOR RENT Park. ™ Bruce Beightol Zion 2313 POR RENT--Cottage Creek. Ganpietply furnished Po rent by the week C.J Thomas Bellefonte. Pa. or Phone 58-M. x31 FOR RENT the cottage adong Spring Several apartments n house and Haupt Place mansion house glong State Road be tween Milesburg and Bellefonte convenience, reasonable rent. Oall Bdward Haupt, Bellafonte POR BALE Iwo seven room houses located in Lemont, one new, one 3- years old Modern oonvenjences, small down payment, small monthl payment Cheap to quick buyer. In. quire of H. J Houtz, Lemont. Pa or Gordon Kissinger. State College, Pa x31 all G x31 ~ Rooms For Rent POR RENT--One. two or three fur- nished rooms, with porch. gas stove, continuous hot water, 32 E. Linn St x3 POR RENT--Bed room on first foot in private home, reasonable rate for two gentiemen, Doard of desired Phone 207-M x31 Poultry FOR SALE Young “ehickens and “new potatoes at my home in Pleasant Gap. Prank Brooks. Phone "na Repairing POR SALE-Ford windshields nstall- ed. lowest prices. Wallrun Auto Intersection 27d FOR SALE--Five hundred New Hamp. shire red pullets are laying. In- quire of Robert Ross, Linden Hall, or call Boalaburg 3142 x31 Live Stock ; FOR SALE—Pure bred Duroc pigs. 6 weeks old. A. C. Williams, duiian, Pa x FOR SALE-—A pair of small shoats Inquire H A Corman, Beliefohte RD 2 x3 POR SALE--Cement building blocks plain, rock face, or panel w. For inquire A. OG. Dunklebarger, Prices, x31 204 8. Howard St POR SALE-—A 5 burner coal oll stove used one season. Price 2800 Oost 5000 when new Custer, Wingate, Pa. Chrysle rysler. Bellefonte, Pa. Box {driven by L. J. Fitzgerald, of near FOR Howard. was being turned on the road, a machine driven by Charles Rager, of Lock Haven, crashed into it. Despite the criticism of news i papers, Democratic ments (would have a hard ime without them. (good tonic for businesses that have | things to sell in the guss=mer. « in | front, | College, address | | Advertising in the summer is very | C. J. Thomas A Bellefonte, Phone 85-J. FOR SALE--Olenwood E coal range and gas stove condition. Inguire J. M. 20 Reynolds Ave, Bellefonte, Pa. FOR SALE-—A wood range, good price $10.00. Phone 4073 15 Be. POR SALE--QGuernsey cow, T. B. test. on InSlutre of Melvin Shuey at Lemont, x3 SCALES Agent for the Buffalo Scale Co. Also all makes of scales re fired. Machine work of all kins, at Ritlers Machine Shop, Bellefonte, 6 UPHOLSTERY —Purni- ture repair shop restor | re . s R ing antiques a ED a and h seats. Modern upholstery. Sh orth Race St, rear Penn Belle Hote) Beitetonte. Pa [FOR SALE_Bight pigs. Six weoke old, | also a HO i, 18 mo_ old. . Pa. R of Barl attachment in good | M. Hartewick, Ml WANTED Dead Cirwe horses free Vv Rendering * : Centre H expense old and ana “e Tork disahied removed CGeny J Phones m Pa 1LOANE FAFMERU YER slack Assoc 18 Wor IO RHEUMATION-8ena book let Rheumatissn. Try Tib- bens Triple Remedies for Rheums- tam and get Belief Hepatioo-He- nalis Eliminant and Alkslizer $1 00 Meritol (Rheumastim Drops) B00; Rubbing 80c. Oall or } uries the Pa, of for fres on ol of 1 the laborstories ins Pharmacy, Beech 10 postage and pack secs int . » Le (resi, na Personal Announcements UNION re eda ves tee SOCIAL, M E LAWN FESTIVAL ing Eo refreshments will be {The a families wil day. Aug. 14. at Mt Duncansvilie, Pa friends are invited day ol FRESTIVAL-~The Comnpany will hold oomamunity on Sati i nie and Janie Vagabonds will entertainment ESTIVAL~-Half Moon W. CT U id a festival at the Grange hall evening Aug 4th 1938 cream. oake. home made candy and old soft drinks wili be wale Everybody welcome. Comme and help a worthy cause SOCIAL-~~The ladies of 84 Pauls A M. E church of Beliefonte will hold thelr annual ice cream and cake so- cial on the lawn of Mise Helen M Schaeffer, Bast Curtin Street, Thurs- day evening August 4th. 1638. Your patronage is solicited x31 FESTIVALMaron Grange No. 223 will hold a festival on Priday, Aug Sth, at Jacksonville Music will be furnished by “Jim and Jane” and their Western Vagabond radio artists All the delicacies of the season on salt Come one, come all x21 on FESTIVAL The members of Valley View United Brethren ohurch will hold a festival on Saturday, August 20. at Valley View for benefit of U RB church. The Muncy Mountain Ram. ‘bles will furnish the music All kinds of refreshyments will be served Free cake walk at 1030 x33 FESTIVAL-<The Trinny Reform. ed church school of Hublersburg will hold a festival at the High School bulldal on Saturday evening Aug. 13th usic will be furnished hy “Jim and Jane” tists. All of the usual and entertainments will be available for your enjoyment x32 Al—Don't forget the big- FESTIV , pest festival of the sesson is Just around the corner. The Club festival will be held in Nolig Grove at Pleasant tertainment for the evening will be furnished by Jim and Jane and their Card of Thorks | RUST ih JS Stud stintre
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