Page Eight I ———— THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. N overber 17, 1038. | ! OBITUARY MRS. Mrs Mrs dled at her home Tuesday. She was Willlam and Mary deceased, to Altoona for burial Rae a sister of h last daughter both ught ELLWOOD C. STIMER, Elwood C Mrs. John Stimer, R. D., died in the Philipsburg, on at 12:45 o'clock days’ {liness with wood Clayton Simmer John and Luthoria and was years Par: nts ters Edwin Blanche, Dorothy, Garnet, at home, Woleslagle, of Tyrone ployed by pany at Port Matilda 3 : held at , James ft Stimer, He ago 0. moon Port MRS, for Street Bel filo Tuesday 1: were interred tery non rector church, Be vices at suddenly night in she had fonte e Rev of St "i ce on fonte thre is brothers Buffalo, of Kato of Massilon, Ohio Mrs. Charle urtz, ¥ Ann Smith, of Si Mrs. Bess remains ugh freq N. Yo MP and *] 3 iwoux Ci Packer, of were bhrot MRS. Mrs. Ix Mrs. non; Martha a Mrs of Port State hospital, Saturday following pneumonia Was A § (Reese) born at Martha Furnace urvived and these broth Roy, Madeline, and Mrs the MoFeely Puneral the home of Ree Matilda yester Samuel John's eliefonte, in ch George 8 gid Walter Peg son of Mr. and Matilaa, morning a nine El- wm of Stimer 21 by his ers and sls- Chester, Pansy, Elaine He was em- Brick com- Ser- his e, al Julian followed by cemetery JORN CLARK Lg ay H Epi Al's Ol survived by her husband, Robert Cald eps ‘aldertood DOROTHY PAL ME R perday C—O ——————————_— RAE M. PREUSSER M. Pruesser Charles Stitt of State College in Pittsburg the Deitrick The remains were B.of LLP & E For the past sever- al years he had assisted hn guiding | the activities of many vouths In Lae local DeMolay chapter, He wa rumental in obtaining a recreation m for the DeMolays In the old ' JatTa temple and suggested many itual and social activities — | | nshurg: John | Mill Chi ighent Eo AUDREY CLARK WILLIAMS 110m will Clar) Belle ams, former fonte Academy the former of Belle his home in Saturday, ac- m ell known fudent and husband ol M garet cooney, fonte, died iddenly at Hollywood, California cording to word bere f the M AT f West Bishop Survivors Include parents. There neral rvice nt be held In California at 9:30 otlock Miss 8. Whittord la Christian NAA rel received by tin Ci m- are n ent a on, promi mployed as on the Mid lvania Rall- home in Y evening. with Joseph Arthu 2 of Some | ant Thompson 4 Cc ry hey In 1904 MRS. AMANDA R. ROTE weeks’ MRS. LULU GINGERY MASSEY. M Massey ¥ and AWAY § ROBERT H. GOODHART. t Hamill Goo promin- DeMolay ie in All heart attack. rd Pennsylvania rall- M: Goodhar An i OX a WAYNE Wayne da Ulri¢ in ha K with WARREN ADAM MARTIN { Adam ANDREW ALTERS need 4 and Isabel the home of weight of the pullets because If they lose likely LO be a di mn moit Is weight Andrew Alleys of Lawrence Alter died ChLs Nea an possibly are fom de necessary there Is op in production and Our Weekly English Lesso the enter have not lost thelr usefulne g8 ffeil them completely apart, sClvARes and hem ede thelr home management specialists Pennsylvania State College A —————————— FARM CALENDAR Logethor This add rvice, expl ins cemet helm Timely Reminders from The Penne sylvania State College School of Agriculture Destroy Insect Refuges—Many in- winter in ento ule over Penn mined a fields and gardens numbers and next year are still active ects hiben ] part re Stale ter \ : gists Y frat f | compu n yi ol i A trath Y Amelia Pr y ’ AQ Te control insect damage to yn bore partie crons ro ularly essential that st Good Condition growers agree that taken Into the winter in good {ral condition are half Another advantage, say Penn ivestock specialists, is that flock Is neces lamb crop Flower be used for win flower plants, such Canterbury bells, daisi certain and breeding Jy strong Store Plants The LT JAMES GARDNER. (IU SN tate few and Christmas provide Toe will ter Le arm About Termites- 7; Select Turkey Flock sect next Sweet Oorn Grown ATM ae monst Teacher Injured sew the nppreciably exile clean-up to help les Where Counts wintered. 5 as in at, 0 as in n a heallll) ary for rearing a nik: hee # i pansies variet) forge floriculturists re- roots of ¥ set In late Diooms tic The Penn- y v . nt = ames 10 sh sad a a JCA, A breeding Wards Often Misused, Lhe to nsion if the Bay, Lo express distance 80 far ag I know,” to expres ton, as of one's knowledge. Do not say, “The their homes made convenient.” Omit clow iy means near. Do not say, bridee.” Say, the bridge.’ Do not say wife were present” Mrs. Harris were present,” Do not nallor on was a deathly Do not sav lass of wale of “We “We walked dead molo- of ‘Mr. Harri Say ar say, her sen face.” Bay pallor on her f Please give me water.” Bay. "A shes p COMI ewes pay- Pronounce 0, accent State lable (INinois). 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WE i AAS Wells. “It Is as far as Los Angeles,” Bay, “It is Hmita~ close proximity visiting Proxim- state of being next or very Key, & t for roast walked over the “Mua 1a 4 Words Often Mispronounced ab-do-men second Pronpounoe woos-ier, sy lable first syl The English pronun Words Often Misspelled Sovereign, Quartz (a from quarts ms nd nt vocab- word ful ce poin-yal he agonles of he *h is most polgnam and the conviction that tate of perplexily (Prom nsmressec question — le bop the giblpts Comins the bread rurbs, melled butler, salt, pepper, y and the giblet Mquor, Use W0 Ruf! the turkey then sew up the slic quar oft bread the body as well as the one in the 1 cup meted butter, neck. Place 3 strips of bacon over 1 tablespoon salt Wie breast and 1 piece around each ¢ WaAsPeOn pepper wg Place an 4 rack in an uncover 8'% cups fresh oysie ed roaster and roast, allowing 15 cup giblet Jguon minutes per pound. Roast in a very , bacon oven of ADO degrees for 1 hour end. then reduce heat 0 a oven of iY0 degrees lor the pemalining. time. rs gre | Basle every 15 minutes with a mix- WE WUT lure of 2 tablespoons butter and the welgh, Len hot water and chopped | ono lat stand nti] roasting 4 from Roast Wild Turkey 1 wild turkey (about BY 1 6-02. jar chill peppers poeried ed onion f i crumbs — bs.) 2 quarts true girip Hey 2 Labi very COOKIE Ling Fae Q ina" - » 1 Place marmhmallows in a 4 ie pack and keep in the breadbox the will stay fresh for a much longer and time. Ar ly » » "9 # ACIOl yd his and - “There was a deadly “The act.” a C0: Ws C Stop For Cleaning Values At Our New Modern Store Qur Prices Are the Lowest ! jo-1i- in let mak-i-na n, pecond a Men's Garments MACINAWS ...... 5%9¢ SU an =v.» fe TROUSERS '. FALL TOPCOATS HEAVY OVERCOATS . HATS . NECKTIES . SMOKING JACKETS BATH ROBES. abi 4c .63¢ .3%¢ 3 for 24c¢ .3%¢ .43c cach Ladies’ Garments at PLAIN DRESSES 3-PC. SWAGGER SUITS. NGGER COATS .....-... Jacket Suits 59¢ Coats . . Blouses . . . . .29¢ Gloves . .... ounce Skirts ......29¢c Bath Robes. 49¢ . $1.23 43c .49¢ 19¢ .49¢ WINTER COATS, Fur Trimmed . . 73¢ STRICTLY CASH AND CARRY EFFICIENT, COURTEOUS SERVICE AND QUALITY WORKMANSHIP! Te a posi. f dignity, especially an ec clesi- TRY OUR iw o =rammrnnaans |B & Fo Cleaners & Dyers s reduting to piien~ the subjpgation of Sicily 109 High Street ~ Bellefonte, Pa. - ——— — 1588 Proof Select Your Gift Now While the Assortment is New. Paya Small Deposit and Let Us Lay It Away for You. DENATURED ALCOHOL SHOP EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS Tooth Brush HEADQUARTERS for . PIPES Sat. ,, legheny Street Cured with HONEY Free Draft + Double Condenser Also o Super Yelle Role $50 (IMPERIAL) in Gift Box CARBURETOR YEO BOLE Prescriptions LATEST piscovIRy iN PIPES FRESH AIR GOES IN HERE Let us fll your physician’s pre. scription. We have two register ed Pharmacists in our Drug De- partment. OUR PRICES ARE REASONABLE. Patent Medicines $1.50 Pinkham's Veg. Comp. 70¢ Kruschen Salt ‘ . $1 World's Tonle ............ $1.25 Pelrolagar ‘ $1.25 Yercolate Tablets $1.25 Absorbine Jr. $1.25 Saraka $1 Robene Ble *Pidnl Tatlaty 50c Slik Shave Cream. £1 Bypocol Tonle 75¢ Pellan’s Tablets 75¢ Joan's Kidney Pills $1 Adierika . 60¢ Analgesic Balm 60¢ Cal. Syrup of “Fles $! Ironized Yeast Tablets VITAMIN PLUS 6-GLASS CUP CUSTARD DISHES with rack PRINCE ALBERT VELVET HALF & HALF 1 oz Tube ZINC OINTMENT Free! Free! $45.00 IN CASH ——— ———— - o— a — GIVEN AWAY THIS Saturday Night 10:15 P. M. ASK FOR COUPONS ! New Type Fremch Frier Made of Pure Aluminum Yours iy $e ASK US FOR PUNCH CARD ALL ALUMINUM with $5 in trade AIR COOLED MANDLE us for a and whenever you make a pur- chase bring the card. You can se- cure this mar- velous French Frier now on display at our store. WELAGONAL PERF ONATIONS IN SIDES AND BOTTO EXPANSION COOL HANDLE WELL BALANCED Bring your card. each time to be punched. Regular $2.50 Smoke-Master Smoking Stand 98¢ A modernistic streamlined beauty « » » rich looking and suitable for living room, office or den. Has mahogany finish with highly pol- fished nickel trim and handle ,of motted Catalon. 213% inches tall, packed individually for shipping. Buy NOW while they last, x BARBASOL SHAY. CREAM 2m CAMPHORATED OIL. Pai we | Tera ayof 12¢]: $600.00 In Cash December 29th AT 10:00 P. M. BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ONE COUPON WITH EACH 50c PURCHASE. ASK FOR COUPONS! 2 oz AROMATIC SPIRITS AMMONIA CHRISTMAS SETS be 25% This lovely sofia covered cree cent holds Perfume, Foe Pow der, Double Vonity, Lipstick end Toile! Water, $6.50 25¢ Mennen’s Baby Tale . .... 35¢ Yiatuey Fhave Cream. . . 5¢ Olive Oil Lilse Vegetal 25¢ J. & J. Powder $1 Vitalis Be Avoided by LISTERINE 59 3 25-40-80 watt Kg st Size
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