May 18, 1939. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Page Five LOCALS > -—— Was May Veterans of Foreign poppies cn Saturday, The will sell 20th Mrs High Street, spent the her sis er, Miss Carolyn Altoona. Miss Adelene Garne; Wolfe of near State College spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Harry Ream near Axe Mann Stop signs have been eregled a’ the upper and lower entrances to the Bellefonle Academy property Lo correct a dangerous conuition which has existed since the high school was moved to that location he signs, halting traffic coming from the Academy, were placed al the re- quest of the School Board Alberta Krader, of West weekend with Buser, In and Mary Bellefonte Pa. to Among those from who have gone to Wyoming. attend the funeral today of Mrs Mary H. Hughes are her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr: Day- id Hughes ind family, and another son, Thomas Hughes of North Water street and and Mrs Harold B. Harris, North Alie- gheny street Mrs Samuel Thomas Street, Be purchased a lot near A C erly summer home along Creek, below the Fishermen's Para dise, Benner township. The forms o*vner of the lot was Verna R. Walle Mr. and Mrs. McGinley both fishermen, expect to build a coitage on the site Dr. and Mrs family on Monday l:land, N. Y.. where wn local ina all Dn of Oi MeGinle: nt llefonte {AS weeK Hev- Spring the ar.ens D. W. Gates and moved to Stalen Dr. Gates, well yveler AD thi this t Last County newspaper ( given a trip to New York for tl part in 3 ription campaign were ident emplore of the Harrisburg Nea he yOutng are carr the Harrisburg Telegraph accompanied the trip by Osborne Lambert h Thomas Str represent fhe T.legraph in this distric Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm H and Mwo gons, Malcolm and sn. of Milesburg, departed day for a two weeks’ vacall From here they went to Batavia Y.. for several days before con ing on to New York Cit) some time at the World’; Hall manager of the Union offices in Bellefonte, | his annual vacation at During his absence the lccal in charge of Robert A. Miller, rone Calvin J. Smith home, departed fo. day after having spent several days with relatives an) [riends in Bellefonte and Centre Hall smi h came here particularly to hs father, J. Frank Smith, sho | medical patient st the Centre C ty Host al. While wis a guest at the boother-in-law and Mrs. Frank P Geary and his brother, Swen Bellefonte Mrs. Eva 8imp on, who ha: as=is.ing in care of her 0 8. W. Etters, of near Rockview, dur- ing his recovery {rom an aulomobile accident, informs us injuries a € more sericus thar sidered. For this re unable to devote th tion and care to his pre ent place re i.ence and is planning to vaca ¢ t. He expecis to zo to State Col- ge to live, while Mrs. Simpeon =i res.de with her sister at Moshannon until she is able to get possession of one of her houses in Bellefonte, when che will return here -Mrs. Mary Harvey tained at a miscellaneow the home of her mother Driscoll, on North Alleg Wednesday night of last weck, In honor of Miss Anne Dale. dauzhter of Mrs. David Dale. of West Linn Btrect, who on June 10 will become the brie of Mrs brother Lewis Orvis Harvey. QGues's ent were: Mrs. Jack Smith John Cuttin, Jr. Mrs rith, Mrs. Donald Be t W. Sez. Mrs. William Mrs. Cecll A. Walk~r. Mrs. R. R Dobelbower, Mrs. William Brach- bill Mrs. John Miller and the Misss Georeette Purnell, Rebecca Dor- north, Jane Curtin, Dorothy Wil- k nion and Catherine Love. Prizes were asarded to Mrs. Best Miss Purnell, Miss Dale and Miss Wilkin- son. The guest of honor received many gifts ime werk a group -arriers who were Worid of Cen the alr Wer were Fair oF Hall Eme Salt Fair West of Ty- of Tulsa. Okla- that city yesier- al Cent. e Hall gel Smith ocen tne other us that en- £ iH § i i Ai Beott snier- wer al Mrs. AR heny Street sh Scott's pres- Mr Joseph Par- Mrs, William Schwarz last the Acrording to word received week by Bellefonte friends from Rev. Robert J. SBudiow and family who since last year have been living at Yuma. Arizona, the Sudiows will leave there June 1 to return east Mrs. Sudlow, who is repcried to be unimproved in health, will become a paient at Camp Devitt, Allen- wodd. Pa. while young Bobby Sud- low, who i suffering from asthma and who has been found to be aller- gic to over T0 desert plants. will go to the home of Mrs. Stdlow's sister, af Mansfield, Pa. The western cli mate 1s entirely unsuited to Bobby, for some of the plants to which he 1s allergic are in bloom the year around, anJ it is necessary for him t~ receive medical trea ment sever el times a week to offset the effects of pollens. The Rev, Mr. Sudlow who upon leaving Bellefonte suffer- ed from a severe sinus condition, .s reported to be entirely recovered Physicians In the west discovered ani removed the cause of his trouble it is reported, and he will now be able to live in any climate. He ex- pects to locate wherever an opening is available. The Sudlows are well known in the Bellefonte vicinity ahd lived here for several years prior t# going to Arizona, ‘The Rev, Mr Sudlow was formerly pastor of 8t. John's Episcopal church here, Mrs I. Claster and daughter, of North Spring sre visiting at her parental home In Middletown A Dean West East Curtin street, went to Harrisburg, Monday to take a two weeks' course of in- struction being given by the Bell I'elephone Company to employes in special work Mrs. Charles MoClellan and three daughters, of East Howard Street, spent the weekeni in Har risburg with Mr. McClellan, who 1s employed in the State Treasury De- partment of ittend- luncheon Golf As- Country t the y €N~ four members meeting and the Women's the Nittany Tuesday noon a afternoon member I'wenty the first this vear of sociation of Club, held lub. In joyed a round of golf Mrs, Re bank street son, Robert LOI U.S TR Solo ed the Willow that bert Rhoades of received word H. Rossman who ing his fourth enlistment in Navy is now stationed in Coco in the Panama Canal Zone an. be stationed there for two years He is on U (Submarine 45) M Rossman yw in Phila- jelphia will New York about June 1st to join her husband the Canal Zone A the 8 8 who Is i sall aper of the McBride painting in oli on J. G. Larimer farm in Gap area near Rockview come a possession of Society thro the Mollie Vale: her departure lo make Omaha, Nebraska, Mr gave the painling to Mr SiX years al tin left here Henry Linn brautiful est, as it ’ } ne 14d pli embraces Care lamas, James Ret ly damazed hardy uted machine was badly the rear bumper of th was b oken Bore ugh Officer ald hap The Trela Class Sunday School, taught Stewart be guest Haven an that on Sung will Sund fay m egular nday Sch the class will have wierlocher restaurant, and af erncon will be conducted tour of the Pifer Airplane Facto where Tavior Cubs are man ed 14 members { who ¢ *t 10 make the Li Horace Ha RomMas an AL iy Ld t orth LAUthel: ~ ne oo dinner on haefler Wehr ran - i rene aa th Summe day while a wrecking an acetylene to girders in the ruins, a pile of deb is in the structy When the werkmen quit for the day one of the Logan pumpers was called out to wet ruing and extinguish the Apparently some sparks sur- the dousing., causing an out. resulted in t gener al alarm that evening. There was no dumage, but the crowd of specta- drawn the scene was nearly large as the one whicl thered he morning of 3 Februa vy 13 the building destroyed Crew was | torch ent re caught fire the fire jved break » hich he tors to gr when WHS 0 who Cav cen Of took examina alry post Monday, for drivers’ li © 15 failed. it was reported by State Motor Police from the Pleas ant Gap sub-station who conducied he tests, These who met the re- quirements are: William C. Keller. man, Donald C. Sampeell Hilda L leathers, and Walter E. Porster, all of Bellefonte; Thomas Evock, Belle- forte, R. D. 1; Atthur Shutt and Ronald Houck, Bellefonte, R. D. 2; Farl C. Musser, Bellefonte, R. D. 3; Exkehard Kreidie, Ross Gramm Hazel M. Poorman, James W Strupp and Max Henry. all ¢f Stale College; Domer Rachau, Madison- burg, Robert Guenot and Blaine R Simcox, both of Karthaus: Paul A Miller Osceola MiMs, John C. Herr, Howard. R. D. 2; Blanche E. Steese Milimont; Margaret J. Kling, Miles- burg; James Smith, Snow Shoe and Mrs. B. G. Carra, of Clarence ~-Mrs. Alberta M. Krader, of West High Street, well known musician, has been chosen from among the zither players of the United States to represent the “Zither” in the great Mardi Gras parade to be held in connection with the Washington (Missouri) Centennial May 28, 20 and 30. Mrs. Krader will be geen on a float sponsored by the Bank of Washington. She will be in Tyro- | lean costume. and will ging and play through an amplifying system mounted on the ficat. All flrats in the parade will be of an historical nature, this one representing the only zither factory in America, lo- cated in Waphingtan Mo. Mrs. Krader also will be hostess and fea- ‘ured entertainer in City Park au- ditorium every evening during the Centennial, and hag acceptes invi- | tations to appear before several music organizations in Franklin City, Missour1, as well as one in St. Louis. She will leave for the Cen- | tennial on Friday. Mav 27. thirty-seven per-ons ions at the lceal on inf nt | street, | Joseph J. Puhallo, one valued subscribers from was a welcome caller at our Wednesday. A General Clarence, office Electric milk will remedy your milk cooling troubles. See one at the Electric supply Co., Bellefonte, Pa, ud Mrs. Emily Warfield of West Curtin street, departed Tuesdy for Philadelphia for an indefinite visit with relatives and friends In that city Melvin A. Peters, a progressive farmer from Pennsylvania Furnace, was a Bellefonte visitor on Wednes- day. Mr. Peters was a o.ller at our office Dr. Howard F. Bauer, Optome- have your eyes examined now appointments call Bellefonte 3- W. E C Jewelry Store 10tf meeting of Bellefonte School Alumni As ion be held at 7:30 o'clock day at the Academy. All former students of school are cordially Invite tend Mrs wfferty Hollidaysburg, is Bellefonte ther and sister Donald Leamer Driscoll duplex Ei Curtin street Mr. and Mr: ed Monday one cooler Lrist For w rossley A High will night nd the yocial Tue graduate the high d to at- of Sylvin Hil nding this week of her bro- “in-law, Mr. and Mrs their home In apartments on SIM in as a guest al the Harold Spicher Pleasant Gap tments in the Allegheny proprietor ol Neat Wag- Bellelc awren mov the south of why are 1 Halim Ay M1 weekend E E on font & as a guest of family at their home Avenue. Twenty-five years ago Mr then a regident of Bell in the process . t hye 3 elonte nley Wa Diaze onfined Decker Homer come open The Arrange- will build plano stu. Bhuey along and a few of Mrs will be given May 25, at 8 the Bunday school room Methodist church. The Bish- street school Choral Group will on this program. A sliver offering will be lifted for the bene- fit of the Woman's Home Mission- ary Society A group motored sirable definite most de have n ones Heverlys ments as A dents with 0 when they Joint recital by of Miss Rachael four junior accordion Krider evening voice junior Alberta Thursday o'clock n of op he students the heard of Bellefonte the Woodward Friday night, for a chicken after which the remainder of the evening wis spent in cards. Those who made the trip were: Mr. and Mrs. Jesse H Caum, Mr. and Mrs Raymond Ammerman, Mr. and Mrs Marlin E. Rumberger, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Brewer, Mr. and Mrs Ray Clevenstine, Mr. and Mrs George McClellan Mr. and Mrs G. E. Hillegass and Mr, and Mrs Ralph Dale Damage estimated at $35 result. ed in a collision on the Diamond about 3:30 o'clock Sunday after noon. Robert Butteroff of Willlams- port, was driving south on Alle cheny street, while Annabelle Kane, of Bellefonte, waz proceeding north on the same street and turned left to go down High street when her car ran into the side of the other machine. Damage to the Williams port car was placed at $25 and to the Kane car. $10. The accident was investigated by Chief of Police Harry Dukeman. ~Molly Walker, three-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A Walker, of the Driscoll apartments, East Curtin street. was painfully injured while plaving at her home Tuesday. The little girl turned the wheel of an electric sewing machine with one hand while the other hand rested near the needle. As a result the needle penetrated the tip of the little finger of the left hand, passing through the member. In her efforts to free the finger Molly broke off the needle. which her mother extracted without difficulty a few moments later. To prevent postible complications the little girl yesterday was given | serum to prevent tetanus, couples Hotel dinner in of our | spending injections of Tomb, of Beaver, 8 this week in Bellefonte with her mother, Mrs, Kline Wood- Mrs. Al |ring, at her home on East Howard street Mrs. Russell 8mith, Hill, North Carolina, arrived Bellefonte early this week for # visit with her mother, Mrs. Charics R. Beatty and family at thelr home on Eist Curtin street Mrs. Elizabeth Scott, who has been confined to bed at her hom on North Allegheny street Sind ast Thursday because of 1liness yesterday was reported to be show ing some slight improvement al though she is still bedlast Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Eby, 0 East Bishop street announce Lae engagement of their daughter, Mar- garet, to Dean K Wetzler, of Milt burg, son of Centre County Ru ter, John L. Wetzler. The weddini will take place early thls Miss Angela gan street, has resigned her tion as clerk at the Goldman I Market, South Allegheny street has accepted a similar posit the Hazel & Company Carpeneto will begin her new position on Tressler weeks has of Chapel summe of Lo Carpeneto store the dull June 1 who been iil SON ~iN~185 M Henry Sireetl, was H a D.00d Lr Harvey even of past home iis and admitie spital week and the Cler nak ¢ inst Th gay 3 members who tien ded the were: Mars Hartsock. Bets Jean Cievenstine { Grace Miller rene heck -up condition To Stage ‘Amateur Contest at Festival | The the Cileaners ¢l vy an hy “iat featival burg Evangelical Any indi to compete ed will four aconmpanist Contestants two age groups years, and fourteen. Nn will select the winner in each and a cash prize will be awarde to each of these winners All entrants who ean do f nrged tn notify Miss Kathryn Krape, Aaronsburg, in advan ———————_ A] —-_— Sunday ful or the groups ron test tn enter lim persons Group ensies howe not more 1 group beside we ited ta in a the will nto be up ded four div to teen over Marriage Licenses Frank A Peterson State Cra"ge Bertha O. Myers MARKET QUOTATIONS Wheat Oats Ruckwheat Rye Rarley Corn . Brovishois, groceries, ete, as cor rected weekly by Herr & Heverly Egus, per dozen 18 tard, per pound SE Man Wanled The J. R. Watkins Company wanis an ambitious man 25 to 45 years old with car to lake over 500 family route in Centre County. No cash bond neces- sary. Write E. E. Ruhnke, Box 367. NEWARK, N. 1 : CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS | 30,000 People Read This Column every week. That's why 4 Je Centre Democrat's classified advertising de- PArtment has become so amaz.ngly popular Considering its low cost ang the benents derived, it 1s undisputably Centre County's Commu.ity Bar «Rin Counter RATES Advertisements of twenty-five words or less, 256 cents for | Arst issue, and 15 cents for each addivuonal insertion. Whete advertise ment containg more than twenty-five words, one cent a word is charged REAL ESTATE-A straight one cent a word ls charged for rea) estale sdveriising—sale or rent. KEYED ADS this office, All advertisements that request replies to be mailed 4 must be complied with by those answering “Ww Adve lisemculs Please do not call al the office for Informaion concerning such aavertise ments, as the publishers are not permitied Ww divulge Lhe name of the ad ‘erLiser. BUBSCRIBER'S PRIVILEGE ~Every subscribed to The Centre Dem «ral i» entitied iree of charge. Dlervels Help Wanted WAN'T to Poe WANTED Anim iabiie eK EDA rel by the wi NE i A Inquire girl Live YO salita Card of Thanks PNMAN-~We Instruction LESSONS At Personal MEN OLD AT $0'--GET PEP atx Tonle Tables conlain Alter invigorsiors and ney La ras 3 ie 8 ie W va wi New On 03 stimuianis oo a Tu Roomers Wanted No yt Lin I Articles i One Pr nd one i B SALE " HHNNY RTRs engir oO. Briggs at engi in good "Bickie UMBER vt Frryey Boost trade Penpa home ardeood Southerr and fonring ol Howard Pa Phone FOR BALE--Hundreds of a stipes from 15 to 26 keg by writen guaranties Ui fork Wa Snow Bhoe Intersect) 0 £8 ur of aot vice ¢ 753 FOR SALE--One umbrella tent nd 7 $15; full signed Bie n go shane #86 00 0 3 dq used tires inch rims Opes | un n £34 1BxIR Howe auto t for hauling 82000 C ©. Schuy- 228 J West Le Pa Dial Beaver 2740 Ave Riding which we wiling on This will be nes inexpensive ete. Also all lumber at 825 to 828 per Houtz Lumber Co. Blate Penna Phone 708 are good for houses 1 State Col | x20 FOR BALE «We have a lot of German it farm gar. kinds of Native M Col« uf G. EARLE HOFFER Insurance Service Crider's Bx. Bidz, Phone $055 BELLEFONTE, PA cen AX Rock Face, Panel Face, Chimney and Plain Foundation CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS Made of pure washed limestone and cement, Best material Uni. "form in shape: any quantity on short notice. Will lay up blocks if desired, A. G. Dunklebarger | Opposite Wagner's Mill BELLEFONTE. PA. Open Six Days a Week — - ahout FOR SALE—3 Chesterwhite State College, ] i ) & 20-wurd advertisement in these coluning one Wme This privilege can be used six Limes a year at differen Fon 60 BALE larg: heh 30 in wide good afe, 43-in deep dition I'hompson Henry x20 Automotive BALE—A 1 ton Interna K John Miies Pon mp tru tilda, Pa FOR BALE--A 1920 Pick Ford ruck good m Phone 14-W FOR BALE Earl Year Hublersburg FOR SALE--A 1933 | ruck condi» ite of E N How ar d. R D. Phone 1721 13ur ( CAR BARGAINS 8350 00 375.00 $400 00 1937 Che Het Chevrolet vows neve roiet ub Pon Bel POR BALE Emme J FOR SALE—Por Garden Plants OR BALE Fra POR SALE bage pant \ dred. Frank Compana 1 2. Beliefonte, Pa POR Diane SALEM} Ban we 223 Bellefonte. Pa Poutiry Two palr Narrows day of each week, day Foes Pets, Etc. i BALE «A Ds i male ant will Matilda Live Stock FOR BALE eri > far Call 101 ial Centre Hall Ehon ts E. Wert Ww pigs, B weeks old Weber, Smuilor x20 Eieven Bari POR BALE Inquire Pa of Ome team of horses price Serge Conder, Howard x20 One Holstein cow will 2 weeks. Clair Bickle Pa aE 13 mo Williams, Julian, Pa. R POR SALE--8% purebred China pigs, § weeks old. either sex J. R. Hartie Bellefonte 2. D. 1 x21 FOR SALE--A 12 mo. old bull part Cuesrnsey and Jersey Inquire of J 1. Botiort POR BALE A dark brown horse, wt 1450, sound and right Harry E Confer, Howard, Pa FOR BALE reasonable Pa FOR SALE freshen in Pa Purnace pure bred old Ina Holstein ife oi A RD! x20 POR BALE grey team of horses § and 11 years old, weight 3200. In- ire of Fairview Dalry, Houtzdale x20 POR SALE- A brown mare an years old, weight 1400 Be don, Bellefonte R. D. 2, isin aa J 4 101 FOR SALE--One gray horse, 8 years old, weight 1400, sound and a good worker. Inquire of G. E. Ardery. Port Matilda Pa _X20 POR SALE 4 Poland. Berkshire cross. ed pigs 8 weeks old. Inouire of Clarence Haugh, BSoring Mills, Pa Phone 10- R-23 x20 FOR SALE Strawberry roan horse, 4 years old well oken weight 1450. E L. Hall Julian, Run, Phone 912-R-15 x20 weight A 8 along old x20 1" Pa Showers, Julian. Pa. R pike from Unionville brood Inquire of James lotown, Justine . . R. D. Phone BY sows with bigs Callahan, Shi ~ Sale or Exchange POR BALE OR EXOHANGE--Several grade Guernsey cows fresh and close | springer also 2 colts, 3 years old, sows. shoals 2 corn workers, Dra planter. binders harness. plows, ug Call Haupt Parma, Bellefonte x21 ~ Household Goods gr er a Electric Bg Co 5 dents BALE- $50.00 cash. Larcag Rum erger, wig ure lan. Pa ht piano, Eleanor x20 FOR BALE | Real Estate x20 | x20 | = Polanco | R.D. 3 Bellet: onte, Pa X20 | Inquire of | Nile 02-in long 20+in Columbia Choice range with rim, closet ton, hot water back ew. J. Roy Bchaefler, Centre sink new, nickel like Hull x22 Green water wide, like Farm Machinery POR BALE Fordson tractor and i Deere plows; priced for quick aL 860 RM. Naylor Julian R. D POR BALE-One MeCormnick Deering culliveior, one MoOCOMNICK - [eer « ing mower, and one Oliver No. 1 hay loader John Matis Hublersbu: g Pa x21 FOR BALE Used governor equioped nition Also other Fordson Inquire of Geo. A Ritchey Pa. Hunters’ Park Bellefonte FOR BALE # hoe drill, International Diante and ail in good fonte, Pa. R shan inle x20 Fordson trac tor ior batter R Superior POR BALE--Pull lin farm equipment lemonalralion Cred mpiements for less farm ea Hubleraburg BALE-—~A 10-4 money pene Pa FOR BALE For Sale FOR BALE-#-roomn house with all conveniences. 2 Oar garage lawn in Belisiomte, Phone, Beliefon's 192-M POR BALE Bellefonte oad) FOR SALE FOR SALE] tiliabie ! whis nome POR | SAl E- ’ 625 N. Alle POR SALE etre For Ror For all of waler A PASTURE Pienty ABE DeT {| CATTLE PASTURE Have woul 3 head of cattie ir ture lar Pier Tome ph Oopr i’ hn, Pa CATTLE PAS Aste tract ’ greenest navivania™ a dodla whosla fences Moore Mii nedon niy. thirty miles fr ie Po iy Water, » Wr te Wr Gregory Hunt Bellefon : Houses for Rent FOR RENT th ree MAS Belicfo POR BALE --I1 house all oo tor Write H POR RENT--A 7 room bri k bath and garage H ie Phone 638. Be te POR RENT-—#-room house with All modern conveniences Clay Shope. E Curtin Street Pa. Phone 205-) POR RENT A seven room } 2 bath rooms and oil East Linn St. Rent 845 00 f B. O Harvey, Temple Court Belicfonte, Pa Rooms For Rent FOR RENT hed Std room Jn auire of Mee pp Haupt 214 8 llegheny St. Bellefonte, Pa x20 | FOR RENT--Twn furnished rooms for light housekeeping Inguire Mm { Roxanna Smith, 116 E Logan Street! Bellefonte , Pa 20 Nels x22 One 3 «room nie Bellefon nveniences M. care this « a 1 re Paul Pa Pe lisfon te Bel Fatt Apartmen ts for Rent | FOR RENT-—Purnished { to large rooms with porch { 34 102 N. Thomas St FOR RENT-—Apartment 126 N. Alle gheny street Garage if desired | Inquire of Horatio 8 Moore, 131 Al. egheny St. Beliefonte. Pa 204 POR RENT--4.room ihird-floor apart. ment, corner Curtin and Allegheny Streets, Bellefonte. Inguire Pirst National Bank Bellefonte, Pa. 154 Announcements PESTIVAL— The Hublersburg Cem- { etery Association's annual festival { will be held at Hublersburg Saturday | Tuly 15, 1939 x28 FESTIVAL-The Tyilersville Re ‘ormed church will hold a festival on Saturday May 27th. Music by the Bartges Band x20 GRANGE SERVICES-/The Logan Grange will hold its annual church ervice on Sunday, apartament Call io All members are urged to moet ai the Grange Hall at 7 o'clock. VEGETABLE PLANTS Tomato, Caulifiower, Sweet Spanish Onions, Egg Plants, Oelery, Mangoes Flower Plants Geraniums, Ageratum, Asters, Scarlet Sage, Vines, and many THAL'S GREEN HOUSE Phone 209-R 8. Allegheny St EE aE May 21 at the Lau- theran ohurch of Pleasant Gap, Pa | MEMORIAL DAY SEAVIOES wiil held at the Zion Union cemete:y Bunday, May 28, at 2 po. mn x21 VESTIVAL-The by the young ladies more church on Jus celled FESTIVAL, aanociation i R anvilie be on festival planned cis of the Fi e 3 ha been cal The Advent will hold thelr Bulurday July cemetery annus ind. at val on PESTIVAL The pany will hold ita Howard on Prigay une 16 and 17 FESTIVAL the Zion Horm ard Plre € nual featly and The annual festive Lutheran cemetery aw heid on Bat be Ba whe Zi Ry on sh FESTIVAL 00 18 LOT MEMORIAL BBERV ICES. Mer i t ¥ ’ metery EF Lie speaker PRAYER Meet w I y Bye per at BAKE BALE oon 8 of Bt y hod 3 bake of the Heverly May 20, star raay Droces for the 8oou ed Repairing FOREMANS UPHOLSTERY Purni- Ture repalr shop, repalrin restor - IE antiques a specially Jane and ashi seats. Modern upholstery. She North Race BL, rear Pen n Belle He pret Phone 408-M i FURNITURE w for yolsterin Wm Shon Bailefor we. Pa made Upht covers Upholstes Jnone 528-7 iy Miscellaneous DEAD 81 JOK— Removed ’ anytime st my expense . J-3 Lloyd L. Smith, Millethurg i prompt. phor FREE---1f excess Be d ¢ -y of Btomach Ul rest. ore, Heartburn, Belching Bloating Nau sea, Gas Pains, get fous sample, Udea at Parrish Drug Store x22 WANTED--Dead, old and disshied horses and muies removed dering Works. Geo 8 : Centre Hall Pa. R-4 at our expense MACHINE WORK- adjust lawn mowers nd May 75¢c we also have i rolled sigel OAD strews " Mach! work of arte Machi ne “sha Beile r 32-R Pp u pains Sharpen dur GLASSES REDUCED— Having intely installed new lens grinding ma- ohi ery am prepared to fur ‘sh glass on at very attractive prices. Also ear glasses{ just out) for those with de- fective hearing. Large and compiets stock German Artificial Byes. You can do better here than elsewhere Tibbing' Pharmacy, Clara M. Tibbens Drugs & Optical Goods, the Sight and Hearing Ald Store, Beach Croek Pa ie TO RHEUMATIOS. Sena for free booklet on Rheumatism. Try Tib- bins and gm Relief. Hepatioo-Re- tien and get Reliaf. Hepation- Re- nalis Ellminant and Alkalizer $1 00; Meritol (Rheumatism Drops) 6800; Krood Ol Rubbing oll 0c; Oall or sent by mall on receipts of price Prepared in the laboratories of ths Tibbine Pharmacy. Beech Creek Pa Add 1c postage and peoking it ASTHMA. Hay Pever, Binus and On - farth. conquered by Balsamess, a band new discovery. Free demon stration dally and Sunday 10 to 12-3 to 6-7 to 8 No Wednesday afternoon hours. End results positively anteed ency The TB Inhaler Oom- pany ac or ag us. The Tibbins Creek, Pa. 5H 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, m— DECKER MOTOR Co. BELLEFONTE, pA.
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