May 11, 1939,
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Page Five
LOCALS
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—Mr. H. H. Riddle,
Ohio, salesman for
Worthington Co,
Thursday calling on
friends.
—Mr. and Mrs
of Cleveland,
the Georg”
was In town
his many
B. Goldman, of
West High street, spent Sunday in
Cumberland, Md., as guests of Mr
and Mrs. Julius Schindler, promin-
ent residents of that city.
Mr. and Mis. Joseph Thomas
spent Wednesday of last week In
Tyrone with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Rosenhoover. Mrs Thomas and
Mrs. Rosenhoover are sisters
Joseph Bauer, of Bellefonte, won
his angling spurs for the year last
#riday night when he landed a 22% -
inch brown trout while fishing in
Logan Branch. The trout weighed
four pounds
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Halder-
man, Elizabeth Young and Charles
Novosel, all of Bellefonte, motored
to Coatesville Sunday and visited
with friends, then motored to Val-
ley Forge to see the dogwood which
is now in bloom. They also viewed
the Italian Gardens in Harrisburg
—Driving in from Pittsburgh on
Sunday morning Miss Jessica Mer-
ritt of Boston, Mass., Miss Ann
Kehler of Philadelphia, and Miss
Martha Glenn, R. N., of Columbia
Hospital, Pittsburgh, took dinner at
the latter's parental home in Mt
Eagle. They returned to Pittsburgh
the same evening
Mrs, Mitchell Poorman thi
spring sold her farm at Yarnell and
moved to Milesburg, where she is
now comfortably located in the Fred
Dyke tenant house. Mrs. Poorman
although nearing her 70th
in good health and retains much of
he; former vigor. She was a caller
at this office Friday while in town
on a business mission
Al O'Connell, for the
years an employe of the
Hotel, has tendered his resignation
effective May 28. to accept a posi-
tion with the Philmont Country
Club, a: Philadelphia. During his
period of service in Bellefonte Al
made many friends who w
gretiing his depaiture, wish
continued success in his new
tion
YOAr, iS
past wo
Markland
}
hile
has been
named deliver the commence-
ment address to the graduating
class at the Blanchard High
at exercises to be held on Monday
evening, May 29. Mr. Hughes
recognized as one of this commun-
ity's most able speakers, will
ably be called upon to fii
commencement eng 'gements during
the coming six weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. Meyer
Rogers apartments
Spring Street, have announced
engagement of their daughter, Mary
Louise, to Mr. Herman T. Schneebeli,
of Lancaster. Miss Meyer is now
employed as Direcior of Publicity al
Hood College, Frede ick, Maryland
Mr. Schnecbeli is employed by the
Gulf Oil Corporation in Philadel-
phia. No dale has been set {or the
we ding
—Milford W. Cox
street, Bellefonte,
from Mrs. Ethel
tor of the Garmin House
mer home and farm of
husband, Wynne N. Hill
erty is located off the
road, east of the Curtin Gap
Cox family expects to
summer home on
stock the farm with
and other livestock
—~Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fisher, of
Julian, R. D., will move their house-
hold effects this weekend to a prop-
erty they have purchased on
Blanchard street. They will occupy
#8 small home on the rear of the lot
until they bave completed the con-
struction of a permanent residence
in front. Mr. Fisher, who is em-
ployed in the offices of the Claster
Lumber Company, South Water
sireet, has given up his smal. farm
near Juli.n. He purchased the
Bianchard street property from the
American Lime and B8tone Com-
pany
—On display in the lobby of the
Brockerhoff Hotel is a picture mur-
gl of Bellefontes Famous Spring
The mural, realistically tinted, is
4 by 8B leet in size and was enlarged
from a postcard photograph. Fixed
in a frame with adequate lighting,
the mural is a most attractive dis-
play and an excellent advertisement
for one of the town's greatest at-
tiactions to tourists. The murals are
made by the Alexicraft Display
Compiny of Tyrone. Although the
original photograph was enlarged
about 18 diameters, the detail re-
mains surprisingly sharp and the
mural is most lifelike
—Clinton Felton,
Philadelphia, recently
ager of McCrorys 5 and 10 cent
store in Bellefonte, replacing CG. W
Allison who resigned {rom that pos-
ition to enjoy a life of retirement
after spending over 30 years with
that firm. Mr. and Mrs. Allison
moved their heusehold goods last
week to Winchester, Va, where
their son conducts a girage and
auto agency. The new manager, Mr
Felton, has been with McCrory's
for some time and for the past two
years was assistant to Orville Nupp,
formerly of Bellefonte, who is now
manager of the [firm's store In
Clearfield
~Osborne T. Lam
Thomas street, representative of the
Harrisburg Evening News in this
area, accompanied a group of car-
Jimes R
Hughes
to
school
long
prob-
other
of
the South
the
of East
has pur
May Hill Pp
Bi
chased
roprit .
Wop
Jacksonville
The
establish a
site, and to
pigs, chickens
the
formerly of
became man -
riers on a trip to the World's Fair |
in New York during the weekend.
The carriers, who were the guests
of the Evening News as a reward |
for their efforts in a subscription |
campaign, were as follows: Allison |
Brantner, of Clearfield; Dean Rich-
ards,
Fleming;
College;
Hall: George Kline, Pleasant Gap,
and Lester Jones, Milesburg. They |
arrived in Harrisburg at 8 o'clock |
Saturday morning and immediate-
ly boarded a train for New York.
They returned to their respective
homes Monday morfing after a
most “enjoyable outing. «ase
of orth |
Port Matilda; Cal Young, of |
James Donohoe, Btate |
William Reese, Centre |
Miss Agnes Lingle, of Madison- |
burg, called at our office Friday to
add her name to the list of valuable
Brush Valley subscribers
Dr. Howard F. Bauer, Optome-
trist, have your eyes examined now
For appointments call Bellefonte 3-
W. W. E. Crossley Jewelry Store
-—W. H. Kessinger, well
and progressive farmer residing in
Little Nittany Valley, was a
come visitor at our office on
urday
With the spring season coming
on, weather witions make it ne-
cessary for your radio to be at its
best to insure good reception. If
your radio needs a “spring tonic,
call the Miller Radio Service, Belle-
fonte 9497 .
Genevieve Ricker, Grace John-
ston and Ann Badger, spent Satur
day and Sunday in traveling
through the Shanandoah Valley 0
Winchester, Va. taking in the Sk)
Line Drive to Warrenton Va. and
came home by way of Frederick Md
Gettysburg and Harrisburg
~Mr,. and Mrs, Charles Kellerman
and scns, William and Thomas mo-
tored to Fountain Spring last Sun
day to attend piano recital gi
at the Immaculate Heart Academy
by their daughter Agnes and a tea
given by ¢ members of the Senior
Class of which she is a member
Miss Alice Fox and Mr
Kellerman will leave
day,’ on a motor trip to
D C. for a visit w
Case, a er
From there
phia, and
urn
ung
Sat-
ven
a
th
wil
is
today 'S-
Washington
Mrs. J. Bern
Kellerman
*hiladel-
terest,
nexi
il
ith
sis
’ they
other places
ret home some
week
Mr
of Hunt
in Belle!
ents, Mir
on Penn
Alkey's fat
lowb:nk street
ployed at the
School at Hunt
The evening pa
riving in Bellefonte
day night
ment becal
With th
{ steamer
Lune
and Mrs
ingdon pent the
onte with Mrs. Alkey
and Mrs. Harry H %
street, and with Mi:
Bliss Alkey, of Wil
Mr. Alk
Stats
ingdon
Malcolm
her
net .
senger train ar
about 8:30 Tue
iderable com
dd -sounding
raused
whistle
a
whistle stood out
ore thumb among the
sommunity
Bell
regular
the
Mothers
mont
efonte
i mex
f Mr
members
home
Mar
sok”
guests were
Rice Morrow
on “Maternal
the neiusion
shments were
The Rev, (
4 St
erved
‘larence Arnold
pastor of John's Lut
chia ch, Bellmante, departed
Gettysburg, Tuesday morning
tend the annual meeting of
board of directors of the Lutheran
Theological Seminary, of which he
is a member. He expected to return
to Bellefonte sometin today
E
heran
for
al-
the
ww
Te
Afr
Mi
Waite
pon
Are re
birth of
their home
street
ceiving
the
girl at
Spring
day n
the second
HTIing
girl in the
employe
Company
Miss
and
of
e¢ Baker, daughter of
B. Baker East
Miss Cathe
Mr and
formerly
Tuesday
ip the West
be gone
immer, of
traveling
Marci
Mrs of
H Fine
Wittemyer,
Mrs. Samuel
of Belle!
morning {or a motor ¢
Coast, expecting
greater part of the st
they have tired
The
onte
to
to the
until
of
Keystonairs Orchestra of
Bellefonte, including 12 igtrument
and a vocalist, Miss Betlty Team
will piay a dance to be held In
the High School gymnasium. North
Spring Street, Priday night, May 12
from 8:30 to 12 o'clock. The dance
is being sponsored by the Student
Senaie and the public is cordially
invited. A:mission will be 26 cents
each, or 40 cents a couple,
Snuffie” Montgomery, aged 2
years, son of Mr. and Mrs Jack
Montgomery of North Spring street,
8 probably the town's youngest suc
cessful angler. Last Thursday after-
noon while he and his grandfather,
Robert Montgomery, of West High
street, were fishing along Spring
Creek, the youngster, attired: in
boots and with steel rod, reel and
all the other necessities, hooked
and landed a nine-inch brook trout
To round out the days achieve
ment he ate the fish. (No this isn't
a new gulping record. The fish was
first cleaned and fried.)
~The new street lights, installed
last week on top of the memorials
in front of the Court House, one on
either gide of Governor Curtin's
g.atute, add greatly to the illumin-
ation of the Court House lawn,
which up to this time has been one
of the most poorly lighted areas in
the business district. The brilliant
lights, however, have had an un-
favorable effect upon the appear-
ance of the Court House at night
The building, 100 far away to receive
illumination from the new lamps,
looks scmewhat like a ship in a fog,
with only the small lamps at the
sides of the building appearing dis-
tinctly.
«For those who are still inter-
ested In guiping achievements, we
report that Miss Alleen Margaret
Hoiz, of Pittsburgh, Penn State
home economics freshman, downed
two goldfish on Co-op corner, State
College, BSalurday afternoon. B8he
used a soft drink as a chaser, which
i might disqualify her for any re
f
SOT
2
Holz, before eating the goldfish,
scorned a challenge that she eat a
| ladybug. And this, folks, is the last
gulping story we're going to report,
unless someone does something
| really newsworthy along that line,
stich as breefing into the C. C
Alexander home on East Curtin
street and biting a piece out of the |
family’s St. Bernard dog. .
known | «
wel- |
wards posted for gulping feats. Miss |
J. W. Orr, a highly
citizen of Howard, was In town on
Tuesday greeting his many friends
Have your eyes examined now!
Broken lenses replaced. Howard F.
Bauer, Optometrist, Crossley Jewel
| ¥ store, Brockerhofl Hotel block,
Bellefonte 101
Mr. W. €. Walker, of Grampian,
| was a visitor at our office Wednes-
| day while In Centre county on a
| visit with his brother, Forden Walk
er at Milesburg
A Mothers’ Day flower sale will
be held at the George Miller store,
High Street, Friday and Saturda)
f this week. Carnations and roses
15 cents each. Potted plans 25
cents up .
Mrs. Cyrus Tinstman, of Turtle
Creek, is spending this week In
Bellefonte with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam
Brachbill, at their apartment on
| South Spring street
Peter Meck, employed
federal social security board in
Washington, D. C., spent the week-
end In Bellefonte with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Meek, at
the family home on North Spring
street
Mr. and
by the
Mrs. Russell Mallory
and James Moore, of Half Moon
Hill, expect to motor to Williams
port tomorrow morning to spend the
weekend as guests of Mr. and Mrs
Mallory's daughter, Mrs. T. A. Lev-
engood
Captain John Boe
and their daughter, Jacqueline
Langley Field, Va are spending
this week in Julian with Mr. Bodle's
mother and other relatives
friends in that area. Captain
with the U. 8
stationed
Air Corps at Langley
Haag
Ralph Jr
her home in Niagara
today, after having
k in Bellefonte with her
and Mrs. I. C. Heineman
home in the Petrik
Haag belore
Wilma Hel:
Ray
Mrs
ile
and
Bodle
Army
will re-
Falls
a
narent
parents
nent
pen
nt
Loren
Monday
weekend
Mrs. Ex
treet
Mr. and
mann
Mr. at
East Lamb
parents of
thelr
d Gillen
Mr
fwar
and with
Mr
nome
the end
Congratulations
Mr. and Mrs. John
birth of a daughter
in Milesburg at 8:50 o'clock yester-
day moming. The new arrival
Soon id and the daug!
named
are in order for
Hall, upon the
at thelr home
the
dg ct tor
in the fan
me «
Thur
i8 All husbands and
member Are
reid
of the
vi
Drama
Wednesday evening, }
home Mrs. Harry
orth Thomas street
od
.
iil
of Jones
According to
when the Flag Day
held Bellefonte
ter of one
ago by James R
Municipal School for
Manila, Philippine Islands
hung from a& prominent
town, probably in front of
Home on West High street
turn the century Mr
having two giant flags,
give one to some school in the
Philip pines, and selected the Mun-
icip:l 8chool for Boys because of its
American ideals and because iL was
the only school on the island where
English was taught
~The school board's action, Mon-
day night, in launching a move to
close Lamb Street between Spring
street and the alley at the rear of
the Episcopal church property
seems to be the most concrete evi-
dence to date that the board fully
intends to erect a new school
building on the present site, rather
than on some other location. Bome
years ago a similar attempt was
made, but the plan was balked by
several individuals. At present, no
such oppositipn Is expected, par-
ticularly in view of the fact that all
the land available will be needed
for the new school building and re-
creation gropnds. The closing of the
street would not only join the two
school properties, the commons and
the old gas plant site, but also
would make available to the school
the considerable piece of ground
now taken up by the street and the
sidewalks on both sides,
Approximately 2500 persons vis-
ited and inspected Bellefonte's 1038
demonstration home on East Linn
street, it was announced Sunday
night with the close of the nine
day period curing which the home
was open to the public. Since Sun-
day workmen have given the floors
and other woodwork a final coat of
paint to freshen up the natural
wear and tear resulting from the
open house, and the owner, Clyde
Stewart, Wolf Purniture store man-
ager, and his family are now mov-
ing into the home. Among the fea-
tures of the home which seemed to
present plans,
celebration ia
June 14. a 25-
preseniad 40
Hughes
Boys
will be
peace in
the Elks
Al
Hughes,
decided to
in
FOO8 LaR LAR 0
Years 0
in
the
the
of
draw the largest number of favor. |
heating
able comments were the
plant; the furnishings: the splendid
electrical system; and the bath-
room. The town is sharply divided |
into factions over the brilliant red |
shutters. Some heatedly defend the
red shutters; others just as decided-
think green or blue would be bet- |
ter. Maybe in years to come when |
the house requires painting. Clyde
will favor the blue-or-green shutter
respected
Messrs, Lee Lyons, Clyde Wat
son, Orvis Reed and George Keller-
| man made a business trip to Houtz-
dale on Monday
Cecil Eckley znd Miss Ora Reed
visited In State College on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Brachbill and
daughter Evelyn, were “driving
guests
The M. E. Rumberger home on
East Bishop street is being remod
eled Into a double house, When
completed each side will contain
six rooms and bath
The Bellefonte High School
Alumni Assoclition will meet at the
Academy at 7:30 o'clock Monday
evening. All graduates of the local
high are cordially invited to attend
the meeting
Mr. and
of Bellefonte,
Reed
and
Mrs. Orvis W
R. D. 1, and Mr
Mrs. Charles Petzer, of the 1. ©O
(8) building, attended the Cen
tral Labor Union Conference
Curwensville on Sunday
Peter Mendis, of Detroit, Micl
is in Bellefonte for an indefinite
visit with friends. Mr. Mendis, wh
left Bellefonte about 20 years ago
to mike his home {n Detroit, Is a
guest at the A. M. Rishel home on
East High street.
A public exhibit of work done
pupils of St. John's Parochia
Bellefonie, will be held
May 14, from 8
and on Monday
pmtodpm
invited to view the
rom the
grades
The «
a patient in
pital, Is somewhat
reported last 1
F
at
)
by
school
Sunday,
8pm
from 3
He 18
by pupils first
eighth
ditis
alli
mn of Rash Willian
the Centre Coun
improved
on
removed
suffered
rt house
his he
was
convu. near
L]
Sat
urday
0on
: morning
make yme with the Jack Ka
street
of forme
J. Fran
Centre
treatmer
somewhat
been a
uesday
immu
patient
member
of the ls
TALENT PROGRAM TO
BE
Don't
be h
forget the taler a AE
Met
d in the Be fonts
B o'cinck
The admission
are
at
25 cents and
for
Hamil
Fe hd Lo .
proceeds TRAM
henefit Newton
Fund
The pre
a 1 apis
COUNTY P.O. 85. OF A. MEETING
TO BE HELD AT LEMONI
The third
meeting
Frida
The
and the
attend this meeting
will be the Hon. M
of Bellefonte
The members of
Bellefont
lodge
ladies
genera
The
Ward Fireman
Camp
are io meet a
Beis
NAYInE oars
m io
oe
hall in £30
Any members
ed to bring
members
onte al
are
help takes
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Honored On Birthday
A dinner was held at the Elme
Pownell home at Yarnell 8
in honor of Mr. Pownell’s birthda
Guests present were: Mr. and
Andrew Garver and daughter Ora
of Pleasant Gap Mr and Mrs
James Fromm, of Centre Hall, Mrs
Joseph Mosier and son, Bellefonte
Mrs. Hazel Reed, Bellefonte, and
Leonard Mayes and Charles Foresi
of Yarnell
o
oe
Submits Low Highway Bid
J. Dean Clark of Lewistown
unofficial low bidder on a Centre
county road construction project
Becretary of Highways 1. LaMont
Hughes announsss Saturday Hs
bid of $i31.254 was lowest of 17
submitted on a 389 mile-long pro-
ject in Potter township, on Stale
Route No. 53. between Centre Hal
borough and Potters Mills
LAR im————
Marriage Licenses
Gerald J. S8eckler State College
Eleanor Betty Chale Norristown
Charles J Fiscus Arnold
Anna Rose Allen New Kensington
P. A. Rumberger. Middle Run, Md
Heanor Isabel Lucas Julian
Charles W. Reeder. New York City
Stella Rose Benzie .... Bellefonte
was
Townsend Meeting.
A Tosnsend meeting will be held
at 7.30 o'clock Prday nigh. in the
Court 4s, Bellefonte. Charles
8. Kniss, of Altoona will be the
speaker,
MARKET quoTATIONS
Wheat
Oats ...
Buckwheat
®rovisions, groceries, ete. as oor
rected weekly by Herr & Hoverly.
| ERRS, per dozen vein
1 8chool of AhOughbe wes mma ws | Lard, per pound
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Crider's Ex Widg., Phone $055
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CONCRETE
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BLOCKS
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and cement. Best material Uni
form in shape: any quantity on
short notice. Will lay up blocks
i desired,
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POR BALE Fordson tractor and John
Deere plows, priced for quick sale
al #0. BR. M. Naylor Julian R. D. x20
FOR BALE--Used ¥Pordson tractor
governor equipped for batiery Ig-
nition Also pre 4 Fordson pars
Inquire of Geo. A Ritchey, R. D. 1,
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FOR BSALE--ull line of Bolifitier
farm equipment Come and gel a
demonstration Get better quality
implements for less money. Dealer
Bojfitter farm equipment John
Matis, Hublersbuwrg, Pa 1911
SALE—A
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Wallis tractor Ano raccoon
side delivery rakes, hay losders
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used Little Genius
used new Idea Manure
1 used Fordson trace
tor late type high tension magneto
also 2 used corn planters We also
have a compiete line of McCormick
Deering tractor and farm equipment
Phone 2731. M. Harold Betz, Howard
Pa 15611
Real Estate
FOR BALE-—$-roomn house with all
conveniences. 2 car garage. Loost.
ed in Bellefonte, Phone, Beliefonts
162-M bur
FOR SALE
Onviiie
Bellefonte
Road
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FOR SALB--A
ternational truck
tion Inquire of E
ard. RD. Phone 1721
: Hay, Grain, Etc.
SALE Loe
PF onad Mind inot
1631 FOR BAI
Lown 3 ¢
FOR SALE—A
POR
Pran
POR al a tT Mri 3
Banu J. Detrich, i ab us ” RM
Pasture For Rent
PASTU RE For young cattle
MOTI poy Fou n rE
t Apply
POR BALE—8eed
A fenced
E E
PAST TURE
Vegetable Plants
Ail
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BALE
a, ai
fowe
kinds of vegelabie
IEWT
bowpy RENT
Greenhouse 32
Bt Bellefonte
Long For Rent
FUR Rew: 14 scien of
in carn f or the ps Moagac
E of Belletor'e . 1h
E. Bayiet, Phone Ww
Pa
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John
Pa
POR. BALE
of Mire
Beliston ie
sod to plant
i ma le bd
ie TR
ellefos
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of
230
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POR SALE Friday
nd New Hampshire
tested stock MYIng Bini
i te of Ge i Pete
Matlids, Pa £24
each week, day
hicks Irom
wo own
Houses for Rent
RENT
4! Rn
Dogs, Pets, Etc. bath and garage. I
nie 838 Pelle!
Pauble. Phe
FOR RENT House 1
Possession after J
of Dr. RP. Noll
Bidg. or Phone 263-3
Beletonte | pop RENT-—8-room
xiv All modern conveniences
Shope, E Curiin Street
Pa. Phone 206-J
FOR RENT
2 bath
fide
FOI BALE £6 pure bred Collie DUDA
SIX weet, 3 J
Pa R
i E Bis
x19 ihe 18
Collie pups, 8
Harti
house =» Wh
— - Belafonte.
Pup.«
piO-R-13,. J. T
3. Pa Xie
Live Stock
Some 8 woeks
Eaward
pherd
A seven room bh
rooens and oll bh
East Linn St. Rent 84500
of B O Harvey Temple Court
Bellefonte, Pa
POR RENT One-half double dwell.
ing. six rooms with conveniences
Garage avaliable Possession June
Situated 210 Lamb Street Beliefor
Rent 82200 Phone Mrs. Emmo |
Noll, Zion #18 xi9
‘Beile
fonte
ald
wa
Owens
SALE
ire
. Pa
Digs
eile
x19
¢
ol
Ayrahire
Heverly
xi
thorobred
John E
FOR One
10
R1
SALE
calf
Howard, Pa
SALE Chesterwhite brood BO%
farrow by August. Call oire
Davis Bellefonie R. D 3 x19
SALE
weeks old
‘Rooms For Rent
FOR REN T wy furn rr) wa df 0m
Inguire of Mrs James Haupt 214 8
Allegheny St. Bellefonte, Pa x20
POR RENT-—-Two rooms. furnished of
unfurnished Inowire of Mrs C
F. Ripka. South Water Stree! 174
On RR
will
PL
FOR
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Five Chesterwhite pigs
Inguire of Elmira
CGuiser, State Colisge, Pa. R. D. 1. x19
FOR SALE--A 12 mo oid bull pars
Guernsey and Jersey nauire of J
I Bottorf. R D. 3 Bellefonte Pa x20
FOR SALE “A Guernsey cow wit)
fifth calf by her side. Inquire of
Rose C. Peteoer, on backroad to Curlin
x20
For Sale or Rent
FOR SALE OR RENT--A 7-room
house with water and furnace, io-
cated at Jullan R FD Possession
immediately. Inguire of Jerry Flack
1022 Cameron Ave. Tyrone Pa xi9
Apartments for Rent
FOR RENT--Pour
Phone 408. «J
FOR RENT-—A five
in residential section
on SALE—A dark brown horse, wi
1450, sound and right. Inquire of
Hairy E Confer, Howard, Pa. R. D 2
x
RRR — ——————
FoR SALE y grey team of horses 9
and 11 vears old. weight 3200, In-
wire of Faitview Dalry, Houladale,
Pa x20
POR SALE
by her
room apartment
17
A “Guernsey cow with calf
side Inquire of Harvey
Heaton. R. D. 3 Bellefonte, Pa. Yar-
neil x10
FOR BALE—A brown mare a
years old. weight 1400. A 0
R. D. 2, Phone Gio: pn
19
room apartment
hone 565-
x19
FOR RENT--Furnished apartment
desirable jocation. Call in person
at 32 East Linn 8t x10
POR RENT—Purnished apartment
two large rooms with rch Call
POR BALE—A two year old Holstein |: 108 N. Thomas St ha 104
bull. Inquire of Roy Sheesiey, | "
Port Matilda, R. 1, Pa. Stormstown, FOR RENT-—4-room third- ha Robey
Grays Farm x19 | ment, corner Curtin and Alleghen :
Firs
a o— A —————————— Streets. Bellefonte. Inquire
FOR SALE--A brood sow weight waysnal Bank, Bellefonte, Pa
about 300 He Inguire A 8
Showers, Jullan. Pa. R. D. along 0d | pop RENT--A 4 room apartment
pike from Unionville x20
furnished or unfurnished. all mod.
FOR SALE Team of horses, with
ern conveniences Mrs, Ben)
ress. 8200. Also a used soft With, Willowbank St
"
rink cooler. 1.
slisge. Pa. Phone 3467
FOR SALE-Ten ewes “with Jamba,
Mrs Elizabeth Brungard, Mill Hall,
Pa. Three miles north of Balmon |
Service Station on Route 64 x19 |
| POR BALE-Some ‘good work horses, |
Your choice of eight. Will ex- |
change for other horses or cattle C
long, Howard, R. D. 2 (Nitany),
Bellefonte
don
3
Bellefonte, Pa
x19
FOR RENT—Five room apartment
with bath Modern in every re
spect. Heat and hot water
Can be seen after May 14 Mrs La.
olla Cheesman, East Curtin Street,
Phone 202-R
VEGETABLE
PLANTS
Tomato, Cabbage, Caulifiower,
Sweet Spanish Onlons,
Egg Plants, Celery, Mangoes
Flower Plants
Scarlet Sage, Vines, and many
THAL'S
GREEN HOUSE
FOR SALE-3 Chesterwhite brood |
sows with pigs. Inquire of jutnes |
Callahan, Shingistown, Justine B, |
, R. D. Phone A)
x
POR SALE—A team of mares, onlor |
strawberry roan. weight 1300 and |
7. vears. Inaulre of
Mill Hall, Pa Phot
nd
Rov Nixon, R. D
532
FOR BALE 10 Chester White pigs 8
weeka old and 10 ghosts, of or wii
Lid & nn On
D Boring Mills, Pa . Phone 196-R-14
Centre Hall. x19
Household Goods
for rolling ht
ition is yoatjent,
x19
no. Have no
B51
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in}
1644
Beck |
Garage. |
xi
Repairing
FOREMANS UPHOLSTERY —Purni-
bure repair shop, repairing, restor-
Ing antiques a specialty Cat and
rust sesis. Modern uphol y. Shop
North Race BL, rear Penn Lobe Hotel,
Phone 406-M 8°
FURNITURE REPAIRED Repairs
made Ww all King of furniture
Uphotatoring and slip covers made,
Win D Thompson's Upholster:
Bhop 102 BE lash Bt, Jhone 520-)
Pel lefonte, Pa FEE |
‘Garages For Rent
FOR RENT Brick CRTALe “and fils
station ast Milesburg: main hl
Way route 220 Avaliable May
Crus COMPA Y preferred. Mary
Smith Milesburg, Pa
Announcements
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burg
FESTIVAL
celery Aswmx
wil
July
NOTICE
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he houte
Pleasa
NOI « Er Sat
been
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If excess
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WANTED Dead
OWE, horses
Voges Re
gt. Prog
4 at ¢
and disabied
NOTICE To the
BOT Township
hed to the Commiss
by May 1st, 1639
Jol iector,
nacre
MACHINE WORK Sharpen. oll
adie lawn mowers, during
and Say ™E we sino MNEve in
cold rolled steel, cap strews and
“ree Machine work of all ki
riz Machine Shop, Bellefonte
ne 32-R
GLASSES REDUCED-—-Having lstely
Wwialled new lens gr inding ms
ery am prepared to fur
very at rach ve
or
al
¥ ww
German Artificial
better here than elsewhere
Tibbins harmacy, Clam EY Tibbens
Drugs & Optical Goods, the Bight and
Hear! ng Al a Store, Beech Creek Pa. 11
TO RHE TMATIOCS —8end
book let Rheumatisn
bins and get Relief
tien and pet Relief
nalis Eliminant and .
Meritol (Rheumatism Droge) 60c;
Erood Ol Rubbing oil 80c; Oall or
sent by mati on receipis of price
Prepared In the laboratories of the
Tibbins Pharmacy. Beech Creek Pa,
Add 10c pasiage and packing i
on
Hepstiion-Re-
Alkalizer 8100
ASTHMA Hay Pever, Binus and On-
tarrh. oconguersd by Balsamems, »
brand new disoove Free demon -
stration dally and Sunday 10 to 12-2
to 6-7 0 8. No Wednesday afternoon
hours. End results positively guar-
Man Wanfed
The J. R Watkins Company
wants an ambitious man 25 te
45 years old with car to take
over 500 family route in Centre
No cash bond neces.
Write—
E. E. Ruhnke,
Box 367. NEWARK. N. I
County,
sary.
Graco
Vitalizing
Here
Costs but $1.50,
and-
It returns that cost
to you many times
in motor, gas and oil
saving, and-
Then returns to you
many times over in
the trade-in value of
the car.
——
DECKER
MOTOR CO.