CENTRE COUNTY'S LEADING Public Sale Register All Interested buyers of Live Stock, Implements, Household Goods, ete, at public sale, turn their eyes to these columns first. Make sure your ad in full description, appears in this sale register. bids will be received . & full » . Sale at 12:30 p. , BUCt, a.m. E M Smith suctioneer. SATURDAY, DEC, 10-—Lewis S. Schad, | executor of the estate of Ellle 8. Re- rides, 7 | TUBSDAY, MARCH 21:—Cbariés D.| vice, | Praxier ! Hj fl . ? 1 i 5 ih : I: i eh §s ot ® 3 E. M. SMITH AUCTIONEER verse charges, Phone State College 2715 or ry : Forge Chapel Services Bunday evening, Decemn- ber 4th at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. James Ayre will bring the message. The usual Sabbath school in the mom- ing at 10 o'clock. Rev. W. J. Kerry, pastor, I Dix Run Baptist Sunday school Sunday morning at 9:30, Elmer Hosband, Supt. follow- ed with class meeting. Preaching at 7:30. Our attendance ls increasing nicely. Everybody welcome. C, C. Bhuey, pastor. Advent Church Sunday school Sunday morning at 9:30, Kenneth Lucas, Supt. Preach- ing at 11 o'clock. Our Song and Testimony meeting will be held in the church Priday evening at 7:30, [instead of Thursday evening. Please {note the change. Everybody wel- implements, . Sale at 12 poon, Eimer Hub- | ler, auot. THURSDAY, MARCH 16-1. R. Blokle (By Phoebe M. Cronister, Julian.) Dedicated to four mighty hunters, Rev. A. G. Herr, Lewis Gl, Georg® aid Lee Stiver, Our Preacher went a-hunting-- ‘Twas on a Tuesday mom-— He thought he'd take some friends along, "T'would not be so forlom. With him, these friends from up the vale, ‘Were heard thus to dedare: “No little game for us,” they cried, “Today we want a bear” Huge Kill of Antlerless Deer ————— (Continued from Puge 1) Lewis Lenhart, Pred Hollobaugh, Jock McKean, Dick Austin, Butch Houser, Charles Bustanbauter, John Whippo, Paul Gallagher, Oeorge and Charles Thomas, Coleville; Jack Bampsell and Willlam Sunday, Axe- mann, County Commissioner A. L. Bow ersox, of State College, and his nephews, Farl Harper, of Penna, Purnace, each killed a doe. Other Btate College citizens who each se- cured a doe were W. C. Snow, C. W. Robinson, C. A. Bonine and W. W. Bimonds., Lester Tale returned to State College Tuesday with a 125+ pound doe. The following Pleasant Gap hunt- ers reported kills: John Nichols, # big doe while hunting with his party on Hyner Mountain, Grover 4 doe, Monday. Homer Myers, of Farrandsville, | shot a 130-pounder to maintain his record of getting a deer each year, Irvin Bmith went out on the first | doy and were back home In early | Thomas F. Kessinger and party | | brought in three does by the mid- | {dle of the afternoon the first day | of the season. His second son, Mark, killed his first deer with a 22 long | { bullet from a target rifle. Others of | | the party were Jack Kessinger, Ker- | mit Willlams and Willlam McKean, | | | Heavy Slaughter Rote, Lock Haven R. D., | thot a 185-pound doe on Holland's | Wn. George Hickoft dropped his prize, | From the Beech Creek area came | the news that Byron Bullock and J. | afternoon with & deer each. | They drove and drove, and hunted Frederick Shafter, Curtin Lonebar-| The slaughter of does the first | ger, Boyd Lonebarger, George Hile, [day In the Big Run, Beech Creek | Freeman Hlile, Ray Melroy, Joe My- | and Scootac regions appears to have | ers, Edward Mulfinger, Morris Mul- | been terrific. The same holds true | A QUAINT, RELIABLE RUSTIC WEATHER PROPHET An Ideal CHRISTMAS GIFT Cut Out This Get a WEATHER PROPHET For 69c¢ Reg. $1.00 Val Mall orders extra Guaranteed 10c { come. C. C. Shuey, pastor, Julian Youth Scalds Arm John Godsey, aged 18, of Julian, was painfully scalded about the some, The gang had travelled far— When, suddenly, that preacher Saw A great, big grizzly “Bar” finger, John Mulfinger, Luther Bony. Har®d Ream and Steve Ka- 1% Philipsburger’s Get Share "| THURSDAY, MARCH - milk cans, 2 buckets and strainers, and | Dee. 8 : : Mrs. Sarah Ishler| MARCH 17 at public sale at hij tari 1 of Rebersburg, - Ave . farm right arm and hand Sunday morn- irae Fp | ing when he fell while carrying a This lean Wise | Pall of hot water to start his car. Ba up la. | He was given treatment at the Cen- {tre County Hospital dispensary. nents and some | Milesburg Presbyterian Bible school, 9:30 a. m.; Christian | Endeavor, 6:30 p. m.; evening wor- |ship, 7:30 p. m. Snow Shoe-—Bible ! . 10 a. m.; morning worship, [11 a. m. Attention is called to the will De burg Presbyterian church, Tuesday th and|.vening, Dec. 6th at 7:30. Benefit of MARCH {the Organ Fund. A free-will offering on the J. W. Winkiebleeh | will be received. Howard E. Oak- , 2 miles west of Coburn, will | wood, minister. farm stock and implements. Clean-up sale. Starting ab 8 o'clacy Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. There is a class for you. Morning worship, and | 10:45 a. m. The regular Communion | service will follow the moming ser- | to 7:30 p. m. | They looked around but could not o0€ | deer ” Prayer hour 7 will offer at ® mi 7! praise and Testimony, 7:30 p. m. Madiso: Evangelistic service, 8 p. m. Mid- a: | week prayer meeting Wednesday at - th, suet. | 7:30 p. m. You are cordially invited MARCH 200. Mac to attend any or all of these ser- offer at public mie en his | vices. Come and bring a friend. lis, on | United Brethren, Bellefonke G. E. Householder, Pastor. day School at 9:30 a. m., John R. y ot 9 Shope, Supt. No preaching services BE in the morning, Communion services ‘lat 10:45 a. m. and 2:30 p, m., preach- ¢. ing at 7:30 p. m. by the pastor, recep- ob tion of members both moming and , will offer at public hig farm 3 mile northeast of Beech evening: Prayer and Bible Wednes- | Creek, full ¥ne of farm implements Mvewtock. Sale at 9 2 fterniped lot of this m. | day evening at 7:30: Choir rehearsal ‘sae Sunday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. will appear Iater. Eimer Hubler, Special music at the Sunday evening | services. Methodist Episcopal suct. Starting ig . 34 Wise and Hubler, | The members of the ‘Borrowed Time Club’ will be special guests at this : : : John H. Shuey public sale at the Bres- | corvice and dinner guests of the Lamont” Fi the fol poworth League. The pastor will mich | Speak '| of Perpetual Youth” Epworth Leag- , the bal-| ye at 6:30. Evening worship and ser- Sep: | mon at 7:30. Subject, “Human Per- sonality as the Oarment of God.” ning at 7:30. Junior and Junior Hil | Epworth League Wednesday evening 0 UTENSILS —A full line 86 6:30. Prayer meeting at 7:30 Of- utensils ‘consisting of 5| fering for the debt today. MILK DV mi to | i ne | | mention. Terss of mie—cCush. ‘Salt | Audience. Thrilled | By Talk On Drug ¢ sale at her farm (Continuéd from page ohe) or 1 mis members of Mrs. Krader's accordian following persob- |. cemble, entertained with several | very fine accordian duets, 12 years mare 14 | by Mrs. Grayce Tressler, R. N., pres- oe I {ident of the Nurses Alumnae. ‘and | | rubber tires and plows, used one | ls therefore arousing civic and re- ; this tractor is new; Massey Empire 11-boe n | growers, users and peddiers of corn : ive? | drug. tedder “| Marihuana, or hashish a pa a | sometimes called, was used . 2 18- | eastern countries before the birth of WAlking | Christ. Today in the city of Cairo, ; set Of hay | are thirteen An | Festival of music and song in Miles- | | Christian and Missionary Alliance | Sun- | He trambled and he trembled, And looked around in fright; {But not a tree could that preacher Raa No, not a tree in sight, {And al] the time old Mr, Bear Philipsburg and vicinity hunters Monday as the first day of the jantleriess deer season opened. As In other sections of the state the | Kill reported was very heavy Was a-coming up the hill, At last, a thought to the preacher) po “I wonder, could I kul?" | S0 up he takes his little gun | And alms as best he can, { He pulls the trigger. Then he tums | And, oh, so swiftly rani There came a noise 50 loud and ferce | It scared most all the gang, | They came a-running fast to see | What made that loud “Ker-bang! "| | They dashed thru’ brush and over) rocks | A-~following that sound, And found a great big grizzly bear | | A-lying on the ground | A preacher on the scene. | Then said among themselves, “Why, | Whatever does this mean?” { Just then one spied, in yonder tree, | { A bald and shiny head; {And heard their preacher weakly | say: “Say b-boys, is-is he d-dead?” On being assured he sallled forth, | As brave as brave could be; But falled to state just why he shot | Twenty-four Bandy Ridge resi- dents took to the woods and return ed with doe. Those bagging deer were Don Sharpless, J. H. Sharpless, Fred Sharpless, Glenn Sharpless, Whitfield Sharpless, Daniel Moore, | Forrest Gill, Walter Wilson, War- | ren Moore, Frank Bryan, Charles Gearhart, Ernest Flick, James Flick, Ralph Swope, Howard Moore, Ed- ward Moore, Ira Spitier, Earl Vaughn, Jay Reese, Winfield Peters, Andrew Vaughn and Harold Brat- ton. Miss Dorothy Moore was the only woman hunter at the Ridge to | get her season's quota. Gerald Rich- ards only reward was the tall he shot from a deer which bounded away. Delbert Heldler also ghot a From Morrtsdale and West Degat- ur incomplete reports have been turned In. West Decatur reported four hunters who got the limit. They were Rex Wilson, LeRoy Thompson, Ike Cramer and Jack Price. At Morrisdale Bob Emigh, Jack Haas, Hermry Bell, Paul, An- drew and Jack Sotak all shot deer In Philipsburg Robert Lukens, Mrs. M. 1. Baughman, John L. Dive- more than got their share of deer! in the Mush Creek section. One| camp got its limit and another had | | Hive does hanging up before late afternoon. A Pottsville party left {for home with three deer in their CAT, | { James Caskey, of Renovo, shot ja doe while hunting in the Kettle | Creek region, | Jack Sullivan, of Renovo, killed | a small deer at Hensel Fork. He was accompanied by Lewls Legacy. Additional Locals -Mr, and Mrs, J. W. Confer, of Woodward, were callers at our office on Wednesday, while in town on a shopping trip. ~Mis Margaret Brockerhoff, of Philadelphia, spent several days this past week with her uncle, Dr. J. M Brockerhof! and her brother Henry. ~Mrs, Richard Baney and son re- twned home the fore part of the week from a visit in Philipsburg with her parents, M.. and Mrs. J. L. Cur. tn. -<Rey, C. C, Bhuey, wife and (daughter, Miss Rachel, were Thanks. giving day guests with thelr son-in- Jaw and deughter, Mr and Mm. W R. North in Lock Haven ~The Misses Lella Robb, of Ard- more, and Mary Robb, of Somerville N. J. spent their Thanksgiving holl- day in Bellefonte with their parent's, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson E. Robb, Word was received in Bellefonte Sunday of the birth of a daughter to Mr Made in America * When the weather is fine the two children will be out: when bad weather is approaching the witch will come out from 8 to 24 hours ahead of rain or snow. It is surprisingly reliable on local weather conditions Widmann & Teah Inc. South Allegheny Street | burg, V. L. LY be disposed of. Philipsburg Veterans Club, V.L. L { —true bill W. 8. Erb, Philipsburg to be disposed of Philipsburg Veterans’ L. L—~not a true bill V. F. W. Gold Stripe ipsburg, V. L. L E. N. Pridgen checks—rue bill The following cases w upon today William Twoey, L P. H. Gentzel ation wage law Nelson Bickle, code Carlton Emel fishing Mike Simcisko, Clrrence, threats. Sidney A. Bpeaker, Altoona, V. V. code ww v L. L~ Association, Vv Philipsburg, V. L State College, viol- Bellefonte v V Bellefonte, illegal WwW! BELLEFONTE, PA. ’ Joseph Mills, Bellefonte A ns There will also be special held today for those who plead gulity wet wi Grand Jury's Report The Grand Jury they had acted upon dictment of which true bills and 3 they vi reported 15 bllis of bills ignored th —— and Ww court | ww at N= Wi 12 were found That sted and inspected Lhe coun- ty buildings and find that the cell- ing in the kitchen of the jall a cracked and in need of repair, and the porch on the south side of the ail should be repaired. The wom- en's tollets tollet ing. They comfortable chairs Dave been in the the sheriff for cleanliness ol the in all respects, ALARA WEAR AE AL AE ALAR ORDER YOUR lacking in supplies throughout the bulid- also recommended more grand y room They also commended jail » » and Mrz, Charles E. Dorworth, Jr. of Philadelphia. This is their second child, the other being a son The grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charies E. Dorworth of W, Linn Blreet ~ Approximately one hundred dol ly, James Wilson, George Johnston, Then ran to find a tree, | John Kephart, Joseph Johnston, Well, they dragged that bear and Mrs Fred Kenjora and W. 6. Lingle | loaded It, {were a few of the hunters who got And brought it home In gate; {deer the first day. Edward Kyler, {They yearned for pralse, as all men | North Philipsburg, bagged a deer do, early Monday moming as did Mel. CHRISTMAS CANDY NOW! PACKAGES from 3% to $2.50 QUEEN ANNE CANDY 5-1b box $1.00 SCHRAFFT'S AND JOHNSON'S CHOCOLATES Ib 38¢ MINATURE CHOCOLATES at 38¢ and 28¢ CHOCOLATE COVERED NUTS 39¢ to &5¢ Al} ni oh va pa a . HA. Willis Hartsock, pastor.) on the theme, “The Pountain | Capt. Schmucker was introduced | He stated that he has spoken to | No- | over twenty-thousand people In var- | B | jous towns and cities In our own | state, In his effort to eradicate this | Deering F-12 Farmall tractor with |Gangerous drug from our midst. It MreCor | liglous bodies to a realization of the | McCormick | Deed for a united campaign against | {yin M : il, and Wh- From a true and loving mate. vin Mason, of Chester Hill d Now, Sunday's sermon, we much fear, Another must prepare; | For all that preacher does this week | Is gaze upon thas bear! | i ' THE HUNTER ! 'T am an old fellow, but young sti} | heart, | My halr is 50 gray and siep Dot 50, anart, | But todXy~1 will try my luck on the mountain side, In search of gatne, by paths 0 wide, I will tying back my deer, so hat | : all will bee, : [Then I'll invite “Our Old Cang” | | for a feast that is free | | And so wiley, dou't gel sore, ! {Il ask the gang to be quiet, not | roar, | We will sit by the fire. (TU pull the shades sud close the { Then listen, for big stories galore. | | Here Ig Jim, Tom and Pete, | [And Mike, the policeman, who is i still on his beat, IBut I'm an old cadjur as can be, . {80 I'll pass the old gang & sip of | a As tome of our gang may ne'er hunt | i wise as gone on before. | When we all went hunting early, | 18nd cold, very tired, came home | ate, Bure “The Old Gang” will remem- ber The venison feast of 1838. ~Edith L. Polelo, Renovo, Pa. Killed; Sled Strikes Auto (Continued from Page 1) hicle should approach from the op- posite direction. Just as Fye reached the curve on 158 H ~ ik 3 #883 z i i i I Li Bam Selby, of Pleasant Hill, as did Bil! Achmoody, local resident Osceola Mlle hunters pulled in a heavy kill on the first day. Among Osorola’s rewarded hunfilers were willam Wilson, Osceola, R. D., Jas Riley, BEdendale, Milton Dixon, Joe- ¢ph Bums, Raymond Sankey, Wil- Hs Sankey, Edward Cowler and John Bankey. 158 Vera Denochick, of Graham ; shot 8 100-poung deer at 8 o'tinck the firet day of the season at Black Bear Other hunters of Graham Station who also shot deer at Block Bear were Lewis Litien, Max Rice and Marcellus Litten. Women hunters from Philipsburg territory took their share of the deer shot around there. Mrs. M. L Baughman and Mrs. Fred Kenjora, both of Philipsburg, shot deer as did Miss Dorothy Moore, of Sandy Ridge and Mrs. B. D. Friday, of Houtz- dale Ben Fink of Tyrone, brought down a magnificent pure while doe weigh- | tng about 75 pounds. The animal did not have a single spot on Us, body In the Clinton county area many deer fell to the unerring aim of the hunters, | ers who made an home at 8:15 Tuesday. He is in the seventh grade at the 16, Mill Hall, shot in Axe Pactory Hol- scored too. Miss Sugar Run, Richard Diem. EL R5iE i H ars was cleared by the Retail Divi. sian of the Chamber of Commerce from the proceeds of the home-tal- ent play, “Bing! Bang! Boom.” held Tuesday alternoon and evening Eich character was well played in spite of eleventh-hour changes made necessary by lliness. The program of enleriaitunent was Inleresting from the beginning to the end. The rendition was 8 success in every de- tall and much credit Is dus Mrs. | Alberta Krader, the director. The Chamber of Commerce is very grateful to all persons who contrib- | uted their time and talent in mak- ing the enterfainment & ocompiete SUCCESS Assistant County Buperinten. dent Lewis Lenhait has decided dispense with an alarm clock in his home as he has no further uge for! same. Arrangements having been made to go deer hunting on Mon- | day with three companions, Lew sot | his alarm dlock for 530 In order 0 be ready at 6 a2 agreed upon. Uponi wakening in the wee hours) Lew got up, dressed and went down Malrs to prepare his breakfast. In the meantime Mrs. lenhat was anakened by the rattling of dishes and pans and jooked at the clock which showed the hour to be 3:30. She hastily dressed, went down stairs and informed her husband that {Lt was only 3:30, By this time Lew had his breakfast about ready to eat. Bo aller eating he went back Case Settled i (Continued from page one) i {Jnl) Baturday was given 30 days in jall on chagges | lof driving without a proper opara- tors license. Willis Martin, charged | ‘with f. and b., was given the usual | | gemitence in such cases. b—40 be disposed of. Loule Lalli, Bellefonte, f. and b.| | | LAAN » wit Fresh Nuts Salted Dally. LWA CREAMED NUTS, BRIDGE MIX, CARAMELS, OXHEART CHOCOLATE DROPS AND COQUETTES .. b J +a Ib TENITE BITES, COCOANUT GLACE, PEANUT BRITTLE, WALNUT CHIPS, CHOCOLATE STRAWS, CHOCOLATE CREAMS, FRENCH CREAMS, CHOCOLATE MINTS, MIXTURES, Ete Coco Cola & Golden Eagle KAY-VEE ICE CREAM AND CREAMSICLES at 20¢ Ib, SELECT CANDY FOR YOUR CHURCH OR DAY SCHOOL. WE FURNISH BOXES v Ba a wi West High Street FRI IR LL | oad & YOUR BUDGET GOES FARTHER WHEN MERCHANDISE FOR LESS MONEY. AND PACK IT FREE'® THE KARMELKORN SHOP “ re re a a ALL PC LH BELLEFONTE, PA ¥% ¥ « » STS ROLL NL ret » i 2 J a » £3 KS L — ei THAT'S WHY YOU SHOULD SHOP AT OLDMAN Successor to CARPENETO'S FOOD MARKET “Where Quality and Economy Rule” BROCKERHOFF HOTEL BLDG. PRONE 28 Take Advantage of Our Free Delivery ! CHECKER BRAND PEACHES Carefully Selected and packed in heavy syrup, (Halves or Sliced) 2 « 25¢ The Pick of the Crop! Deluxe Broccoli Gold Medal Kitchen Tested Flour WHITE ROSE PINEAPPLE SPEARS Selected from the center of luclous ripe fruit, Neo. 2% Can 19¢ WHITE ROSE ...No. 2% can 29¢ YOU BUY GOOD 24-1b 79¢ Shredded Wheat llc ..+++.3 No. 2Cans 25¢ Lima Beans. . Tomatoes. . . . . .. .3 No. 2 Cans 25¢ White Corn. ......3 No. 2 Cans 25¢ Red Kidney Bea 25¢ t Fi 8 § : : : i Th H ns. .3 No. 2 Cans Oxydol tare macioee | 9 Fels Naptha Soap Chips. . . . Ige. box 22¢ N. B. C. ZWIEBACK....15¢ Sunshine Graham Crackers 2-Ib box 19¢ Beech Nut Catsup. .......Ige. btl. 15¢ (Made from pure ingredients and red ripe tomatoes)
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