August 25, 1938. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Page Three ——————— p—— . S—_— -_. om PINE GROVE MILLS (Reported by (i Mae Kry) wrt} Reports are for a fancy church Parmer ‘Skip’ Glenn 8 driv wedding in the Presbyterian church new Dodge sedan beginning of September The Centre County Fatm Scot thelr usual vacation in the Tented nesday, August ist City 1 tach er y Jf El. Glenn Kacher and family, of E out justice at September court mira, N. YY, spent the past week here James: PF: Kili Earl Rickle. R vith his mother, Mrs. E. V. Kocher James ine, Ear R. I iB 3 Reed and W. A. Schilling E Main street The George H. Woods family of | Cards from the Sq Pittsburgh, are spending thelr ane Jurors from Ferguson to help nets are w wth report home on W. Main Street Prof. Hugh C. Fry of Smethoprt McKean Co, motored down Satur Archey J. laird former resident day to spend th eekend at 1 i here, now of Huntingdo County rental home In Rock Spring was under the doctor's care (hy Ihe Schilling sister , and | Week suffering an attack of summer Tu. he Is somewhat impr yp \ soending x \ Doris are pending this week ¢ pwriting Grandpa Walter Gates’ home Petersburg, Huntingdon Count Danlel Fiank has flitted t Mr ” fw ward De cker of Bellefonte {1 College, wihwre he accepted WJ Irily Our granger pichie temlers are Board will hold an all day meeting getting thelr wares gathered up 10¥ gt the Bellefonte Court House, Wed. one of our town bovs, Fddie Martz has fual vacation at the Dr. G. H. Woods | laken unto himself a Southern pride The vote Rev, and his wife will se. side al Duke N. CG. Congratilatic nm pa 15 as in ring for her sister. week, a nice position in the Post Mrs Nar v S ym who is eritically ili office Congratulations Dan at the LK Pots church | iIster’s office Miss Mary Kathryn Corl of Plie Rev. Orie Sunday Hall and Alice Sheeder of Tyrone. ! ville. Pa. Is here amo were pleasant over weekend guests for h with Mr. and Mrs. C. Ross Beally at Jamestown, N. Y at the Paul Sunday home « Prof. Ralph Richer and wife after {Poie; his wile is accompanying " 1 i gpending the summer with the lat. Balleyville grange members 8 annual vacation ana ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M.{joyed a corn boll*and weiner re Pale, wil] leave this Friday for theiriat the old race track. last Thun new home at West Chester, Pa evening, about 80 were present A large crowd was present ai he annual picnic in Irvin's grove last Saturday. Big dinners and ball | DEXt week games were the main events of the! Mr. J. Fred Rossman, proprietor with Y, are enjoying an extended and family, Lewistown; Dr. J. H. fishing trip to Michigan and North cay. Those back home visitors were of Altoona Gas and Oil Co Levi Bathurst, Altoona; Rov Gates his family ’ Manger and wife, Chester: and Ex- Commissioner N Wilson of before and knows N big ones are located Court Rules In negligent in that they allowed post hole to remain open; falled to Accident Case erect a guard rail or other prot (Captinued from page one) tive device: falled to and weeds so the danger isible, and failed t ing Hehts or signal The defendant grass and weeds, and which was not guarded In an ay. Mr: Watson claims sh : infully injured in 1 claimed that "the Commonwealth of Ir Pennsylvania is the real defendant = and cannot be sued. They held that t- the Courts of Centre ( jurisdiction. since st ats st specifically delegated the three named jefendants were of Dauphin county HAMS BACON BACON sb 12%ac Ih. 22¢ Ib 20¢ ugar Cured LARD Ib 1lc OLEO 3b 3c Spic. Ham - Ib 25¢ | Pork Liver Ib. 19¢ Weiners - Ib 17¢ | Beef Liver Ib. 21c¢ Bologna - Ib 17¢ | Beef Tong's 1b. 21¢ Minc. Ham - Ib 19¢ | Beef Hearts 1b. 17¢ HAMBURG 2b 35¢ CHEESE ‘sero 1b 19c wu Granulated Sugar 25 Ib. sack $1.25 2 cans 25¢ - small jar 5¢ BEST PURSE WINNER BEAND PINK SALMON - LIBBY'S MUSTARD COLONIAL FIG BARS - - - «- 21b.23c KELLOGG'S CORNFLAKES 2 big boxes 23c¢ qt. 27¢ GOOD HOSTESS SALAD DRESSING CARROLL COUNTY NEW PACK PEAS 3 cans 25¢ BANANAS Glbs 25¢ Potatoes pk. 17¢ | Lemons doz. 29¢ Peaches 3 Ib. 19¢ | Apples 5 Ib. 19¢ WHITEHOUSE APPLE BUTTER - 38-0z, jar 15¢ COLONIAL HONEY GRAHAM CRACKERS. st | Xt [- 'MILLPRIDE FLOUR - 24.b. sack 49¢ WINNER BREAD - - 2ige loaves 15¢ CLOVERDALE - GINGERALE - - - - 3 gt. bottles 25¢ Plus Deposit tou wl gt Hitle cout of tan’ with headqt arter Ta | nex home near Meeks affair might be 4 visit to the R in the County Capit L & ia ] Hm on dn Th | Grange is preparing a farm float a téxhibit to be shown at Grange Fal to Canada. Pred has been there where the the Ast eC | scribed by him as being: —-— In the opinion Judge Walker com- ments that since the pleadings al- lege Barnhart by and with the knowledge and approval of Kragle had caused the holes to be dug, the | possibility is ralsed of creating an affirmative action of negligence which would hold the defendants individually responsible, Bamhurt and Kragle are given 15 days time in which to fle affidavits of de- fense as to the facts A S— ————— Lucky Days Here During Week- end ( sontinusd trom. Page Onn) inilar set of prises for persons Hving outside the borough For further information as to the bargains to be oflered In the pars ticipating store during the sale And for details as to the drawing wilch next week's pewspaper I'he forty-eight Lore tickets for the pris will be during the sale are as follow A & P Btore, Allegheny street A & P Store, West High street Bemnstein's Store Bellefoute Hardware Co Bottor{ Brothers Shoes Boston Candy Kitchen Brewers Coal Yard Brown Shoe BLor Brachhill's Furniture Hore R. 8. Brousws Grocery, W. High St City Cash Grocery. Allegheny Si Central Penna. Gas Co City Steam Laundry Cox Restaurant DeHans Electric Store Diamond Restaurant Everitt’s Drug Store Electric Supply Co Friedman and Levine Deitrick’s Garage Goldman's Food Slore Heverly Brothers Hagan Motor Co Hazel & CoO Hoag ‘s Dairy Hunter's Book Store Johnston Cut-Rate Drugs Katz Store Lintz Store McCrory's Five and Tea Mor atgomery Murphy & Co Parrish Drug Store Piler Music Store 8. H. Poorman Garage Rotle's Store, Axemann Fiulies t Rossman Auto Suppiis alter Store, Allegheny stres Shaffer Store, High street Schaeffer Hardware Smart 8hop A. C. Turner Wolf Furniture R T wi lard Men's Shop Walizer Meat Market White Brothers Drug Store Widmann & Teah Jack Wilkinson Stationery Yeager's Shoe Store Gronge Park A Tented City ————— (Contin aed from Page 1) broadeast by the amplifiers. On Wodties at 180 p. m., following the hriy of farm machinery. M Jose pl Re bb will speak o vt eral Welfare Act the Tow nsend Pian. testanis in the different clases w compete for the grand prize Baseball games are scheduled | every day. two on Wedne day wit the final piayofl on Thursday mort ing. Their chief rival As AN attrac ton an th Mors : vinsda y prt Thursday on Thursday will be otlebrated by the parade of Grange Ploats, at 1.30 from all Granges in the count vis will be followed by an address by Miles Horst of the Pennsyivania Farmer, an authority on farm con- ditiong in the Bast. Nr. Horst's ad- dress will be well worth listening to Exhibits roam Granges, both gu- bordinate and juvenile choo! club and individuals must bs placed by Tuesday evening, in order that they may be judged W pedpest day Block exhibits promise to be ynusy ally large in 1988. Boys’ and giria livestock judging contest on Toesda) as well as other 4-H club activitie on that day, are eagerly ataited by the youthful club members thiough out the county In the Horticultural Building, the center tier of shevies will be entirely filled by an exhibit arranged and placed by the Centre Hall Garden Club. Six classes--dining table ar rangements, console table arrange ments, coffee table arrangements floating arrangements, common fiowers in common containers. and tall vase arrangements—will be dis- played. Thompson Opens DuBois Airport (Continued from page one) velopment of the air field. A modern 830000 hangar, capable of bousing sixteen planes. has been erected on the field. Three runways with six approaches afford good landing and take-off facilities. One runway is 3100 feet long and the other two are each 2600 feet in length. All three have a width of 500 feet Senator Thompson outlined the five purposes of construction for the field and stressed its three nat- ural advantages. The purposes, he sald, were: 1. airmail pickup. 2 Alr taxi service. 3. Location on the famous “Hell's Acres” course. 4. { Intermediary stop. 5. Military use The natural advantages were de- 1. Above the fog level. 2. Constructed of ‘shale. 3. Free of snow in the winter and open to traffic The Senator was introduced to the assemblage by R. GO. Howard. At | the conclusion of his address W. H. | | Cawthra, mayor of the city of Du- | Bois, accepted the port in the name of the city. The two-day aerodeo was partici. | ‘pated in by twenty-five profession. al pilots who performed many thrill | ing and daring feats. ~ Wahi sds bring results Ls dn gs dl Lf 4 geen La wa ———— Brown’s Are Ready With A Complete Line of New FALL FOOTWEAR For every Member of the Family. Step in and iook them over---it’s the largest and most complete line- up in town---Buy your Shoes at Brown’s---it Pays. OVER ONE HUNDRED NEW FALL STYLES IN WOMENS FOOTWEAR Priced art $1.99 ro $6.50 Everything that's new is here in Pumps—Straps—Ties-Oxfords for Dress, for Sport, in Black, Brown, Tan, Wine, Kid, Calf, Suede. Widths AAA to C. GREAT VALUES PURE SILK FULL FASHIONED HOSIERY 69 ( hiffon or Service. New Fall Shades. Sizes 8': to 101) Men's New Fall SHOES & OXFORDS In a Great Array of Styles ! — Priced at —— Genuine Crepe HOSIERY 19 Very sheer. The Leading Hosiery Values, $1.99--58.75 Blacks, browns, tans and two-tones, with wing tips, straight tips and plain tees. In NEW FALL STYLES FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS FOR DRESS FOR SCHOOL PRICED AT $1.00 $2.99 ALL SIZES —— ALL WIDTHS. Boys’ Sport Socks 19% All Sizes. All Colors. Girls’ 34 Length SOCKS A big variety of styles to select from-—in Shoes—Oxfords and Straps . . . Black or Brown Calf, Elk, Pat- ent. By far the best values you have All Sizes. ever seen. All Colors. All Colors. calf skin, kid skin, elk skin grains and Kangaroo. Rubber or leather heels. Crepe rubber or leather soles. A SHAPE FOR EVERY FOOT Sizes 6 to 12, Widths AA to E. Remarkable Values MEN'S In New Fall Patterns. Sizes 10 to 13. Many Patterns. BROWN’S BOOT SHOPS F ORMERLY MINGLE’S BELLEFONT E, PA.
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