Page Six EE EE ER SRI i I EA Stoker-Fired Furnaces Are Fully Automatic id you kiss the girls goodbye | due to overheated, stuffy houses or | Ah a clear conscience when you irried off to work on frigid mormn- uty knowing you were leaving 10 a wide variation in temperatures, | ranging from a chilly atmosphere last winter? Or did you feel! ir wife to act as fireman 0 | ggernaut of a furnace, along ith her other tasks as general | 1sehold manager, $8 and cook? ay be sweltering in a heat wave 3 you read this, now's the time Ww nurse, laun- Even though you! | wn for the family's comfort next | ater. You can delegate the job furnace tending to electricity hich warks with clock like regu- rity and precision to feed the nace and keep the house a cozy | | clean, cheerful place for the ironer \perpture. You well know those distressing | asions when you completely for- { about shoveling coal and the mace grows cold as a stone. This variably happens in the middle of party. Or perhaps the furnace es out when the family does—and ou return late at night to a house ke an icebox. With a mechani- al stoker to tend the furnace, this ever happens. You can have gne [ two types of stokers to use in onnection wiih your present fur- wee—or with a complete new heat- ing plant. The least expensive is w that automatically adds fuel + fire, but the hopper must be d every so often by hand, A her degree of luxury is the seal- sin from which the coal is con- ed on g worm-screw feed line to ¢ Stoker, You don't have 10 andle the coal at all! The bin an be located in the cellar, or com- jetely out of the house Since the stoker does a more wientific job of firing the furnace, you get more heat from the coal used. The fire is fed at an even rate, the fuel entering from below nstead of on top of the fire, 50 "at it becomes gradually heated +l reaches the combustion Whenever the temperature airs goes above or below the red level the thermostat signals stoker for more or less heat $0 a healthy, even temperature naintained throughout the house » children can safely play without becoming ie whole family will have fewer Ads, which dootors tell us are often + Wn. 1 the ors Ee & ENJOY THE COMFORT, ECONOMY and HEALTH of AUTOMATIC HEAT {own the right-of-way of the to an overheated one The whole house will be notice- ably cleaner after a stoker is in- stalled That constant battle with soot and coal dust will be a thing of the past. Curtains, rugs and slip covers won't need to make S50 many {rips to the dry cleaners or the wash tub. The basement, ft- self, will be so clean and neat that you'll have the equivalent of an added room in the house that can be put to good use as a recreation room, a work shop, a drying room for clothes in bad weather, or a Dont say off-hand that you can't afford a stoker—let a reliable deal- er give you an estimate on the type that would be most satisfactory for you. Although stoker manufactur- ers don't make any blanket claims about the stoker paying for itself— it will help pay its own way. stoker coal may be cheaper than the coal you are using for hand- firing since the econdamical small sizes of coal are used. But mos! families who have stoker-tended furnaces say that any economies made with the stoker are of small importance compared with the con- venience and dependability OP ——— Injunction Is Granted (Continued from page one) ‘he plaintiffs al aver that they The plaintiffs also aver t they walter line According August 11 the two defends be gan digging a ditch fram their properties nearby, throwing dirt and stones along the Schlegel property, and opening the ditch to the private water line where they are allegedly trying to tap onto the line to the oom] on ils The plaintifis have served notice on the defendants to cease the dig- ging, but the notices have been ig- nored, the bill of complaint says At next Thursday's hearing the Court will decide whether or not temporary injunction will be continued until a final hearing the aE with a BiN-FEED STOKER w TYPE *C I il i There are five sizes, any one of which will fill your requirements, All models are adaptable for Steam, Vapor, Hot Water or Warm Air Heating installations. Prices begin at $195.00 installed, and our liberal payment plan allows vou to enjoy winter, at the lowest cost, with the finest Automatic Heat obtainable. we Every home owner should have clean, healthful _heat. Avoid colds with continuous, even heat, GUY W. LYONS Bishop Street Phone 443-J. Bellefonte, Pa. ATTENTION ! Stoker Users | | Brockerhoflf pointed out We have in stock at all times No. | grade’ RICE AND BUCKWHEAT COAL Also other grades and sizes of hard and soft coal. Thomas Coal Yard Thomas and Lamb Sts, Phone 9483 Bellefonte, Pa. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. August 24, 1939. " | Green Light (Continued from Page 1) [some $2250 in catching dogs, buy- ing feed for them, slaying and dis- posing of unwanted animals, and in repairing and cleaning the dog { pound On the income side of the dog- catching ledger were two one-dol- lar bills pinned to a report from Mayor Hardman P. Harris for a fine collected for one dog Marshall's report showed that a number of dogs had been caught, but indicated that the Mayor had freed most of them without impos- ing fines on the owners. Marshall asked Council for instructions. He wanted to know who he's to take orders from--the Mayor, Council the Fire and Police committee, or who. He indicated that he'd admin- ister the dog laws without fear or favor, and said he had the back- ing of George Peters, county dog- law enforcement officer, in his work Councilman Henry Brockerhofl offered a motion referring the en- tire matter of enforcement to the fire and police committee. No one seconded the motion, Mr. Brockerhoff then offered a motion instructing the dog-catcher to take all informations before a Justice of the Peace instead of be- fore the Mayor Council president Thomas demurred at this suggestion, claring that the fine posed by a Justice are greater t imposed by the Mayor Mr. Teaman declared at juncture that he was willing Mr. Brockerhofl's first tion refer the matter to fire and committee Brockerhof! dee he's been 8 member of Coun cil, innumerable attempts have been made to curb dogs, and that ev enforcement attempt {alled beca Council lacked what it takes to force the ordinance He declar that he was for enforcing ti and was about to add something else when he wid Interrupted Mr. Beaver who cut In with the question: “Does the committee (F and Police) have anything else to report?” That ended the discussion with things In worse condition than before meeting ‘Dogs Give Jeaver de and costs econd 10 oaolice pol then ed frp since we | © i the irs Now MNT Know He work Mayor stand orders long the from he's to September 4. w sO unless a dog-aw enforcement hap-hazard basis for that time public, ang! Council probably will have for- gotten about the whole matter They always do PURCHASE NEW TRUCK After opening bids chase of a pew dump cil, in the absence mittee members, awarding of Or bidder pany, sireet Four truck. They were Beezer garage special meet . L LO 3 the on the ck Coun 4H ject commitiee bids were sul r Chevrolet, Dunlap Motor Ce Decker Motor Cr Ford Dodge INSPECT TRAFPIC LIGHT A representative of a traffic light manufacturing concern was pr in Council with a demonstration unit. to explain matters of install tion and cost. Traffic lights would be erected at the four corners an intersection. The oid light has been A0he away with by legislation, he said. His lights would cost from $550 to $600 for each In- tersection. and the cost of opera- ton wouid be about $2 a month for each intersection. Control units which may operate several sets of lights, cost $143.20 each. The lights can be adjusted to allow the red. green and amber lights to show for any predetermined time. The amber Hight can be made to flash as a caution sign when the other lights are off during slack periods of the iday or night, and the outfit has other modern features After discussing the matter, | Council decided to get permission from the State to erect a iawple traffic light unit ai one the in- | tersections to determine whether {lights will aid the smooth flow of traflic FOOT-FRONT POLICY Council passed a motion to the effect that in the future ail im- provements to streets and sewers in undeveloped portions of town will be made on a foot-front basis to the owners of the properties along such developments. This mo- tion was passed when Councilman that the i ordinary income of the borough fs | sufficient only for ordinary operat- (ing and maintenance of streets, $1.145 $1124 nresen a of overhead ry | sewers and other services. New de- | velopment, he said, is an extra ex- | pense, and since the value of prop- {erties along new developments is | enhanced by such improvements, | he contended that the property | owners should be assessed on a foot | front basis for such work. : {| A. C. Hewitt, chairman of the | Bellefonte zoning committee was authorized to recommend to Coun- cil some person to take the place | of Charles Thompson om the com- | mitlee. Mr. Thompson withdrew | from the post. i W. C. 8meltzer and William Bot- torf, officers of the Farmers Na- | tional Bank, appeared in Council to ask that something be done to correct surface water drainag: con- | ditions at the bank, corner of High | and Spring streets, They reported thai ever since the new grading was | done at a filling station on the op- posite side of Spring street, heavy | radns bring a torrent oP water | | meters i on across the street tO flood the bank cella thi tion Will be onee ihe Council! led nt Council assured that to correc delega- ste) taken at conaitior de to install w the L.A in East Blshop street. io difference of opinion ti cll and Mr. Hill a of water rent he sho I ater roperties ellie a Coun WLW ee) — Democratic Registrations Hold (Continued frown page one) until October 7. inclusive eral election will be held o ber 7 Following 1s tion of registration the Commissioned BOROUGHS the Precinct Bellefonte, N Bells ! Belle Cent Howard Milesbury Millhelm LINK-BELT Automatic COAL STOKER The finest Automatic Heat at the lowest cost of any heat! BE Boggs, E Bog§s Burns Ly 5 gusorf, N uson, E won, W magine it! The comfort and con. entence of antomatc heat ~ at less | cost than you now pay hand firing! No running to the basement to fix the fire while relaxing at home r entertaining guests. No more getting up hall an hour carly to tart the farc drafts to adjust. No smoke a cold basement no sion hazard. Lew : colds MORE. DO CXPIO dency toward winter Quickly Installed, Easy Terms Installed in your present heating plant, without inconvensence. Ask for free estirnate of savings posible by installing » Link Belt automatic stoke ~— DeHaas ECTRIC COMPANY “THE WESTINGHOUSE STORE" We Give 8. & H. Green Stamps and Redeem Filled Books 8 West Bishop St. Phone 679, Bellefonte, Pa. Enjoy AUTOMATIC HEAT with COAL Wext Winter #17; Ready Now! ID. OVER HALF A MILLION IN USE! STCKER INSTALLED THIS WEEK, GEORGE ~ LOOKING AHEAD TO EASIER AND BETTER COAL HEATING NEXT WINTER NOW is the time for YOU to install an Automatic COAL Stoker—so that you may enjoy its many advantages (including freedom from hand firing) next winter, and for many winters to come. It makes no difference what your present COAL heating equipment is—whether furnace or boiler type—it can be used. An Automatic COAL Stoker can be installed in less than five hours. Act AT ONCE and be safe, healthful heat! LOW IN PRICE prepared to have clean, ~BUDGET PLAN IF DESIRED Loca! STOKER DEALER Philipsburg Youths Sent To Prison (Coutiiied from Page D summary Philipsburg Harold D. Ream gave of the robbery of the tore, during which some $150 in merchandise taken. Bome of the lool wa recovered at the home the defendants, the officer stated Three College were sentenced to pay the costs of prosecution and fines of $60 each when they pleaded guilty to charges of operating gambling devices. The defendants were David Porter, Paul Boeger and Rufus Ripka The merchants were Officer H. C. Hand borough court that was later of three Brat merchants arrested hy the Btate yolige, who told Lhe d of Colles he h pin~ball three cash played machines in each of the and been paid two of the establishinent had Hl third 1dr 't 4 Hird, he couian Wali it he gel § Ald aw another ul. According e officer George of Peasant Gag McGowan was the Mike Furl IVike Jest the arre he r McGowan's car ran into =a ard fence, backed away and then al 8 slanast a Linu center of the / was turned ¢ iit in who tok ed wilh al | in the other Charles Oncea also 0 Philipsburg § charged with mal- i yi ov} y Lareals el 3 # nid forcible en " ali th Mrs. Charlies’ Oncea, who sin fram real prosecu it paceg fendant pot guilly and f { Mrs. Onocea PORE LG on se the tp 0 Jali Wiad 5. ON her ipsburg Tea left ienegd belore nd wayiald he: etter her home the foreh she wa He Lome a as about siruck her on ing her glasses unconscious, she said Oncea admitied having sugpested to his wife that she stay at home with her children instead of spend- ing her time in clubs; and admitted having struck his wife. but claimed that he paid a fine and costs on that charge and held that case was settled Farm Credit Group Meets (Continued from Page 1) ed as directorg by the members of the cooperative The Associations function as shore term credil agencies lending money to eligible farmers at an in- terest rate of 4% 7% per year, using the farmers livestock and equip- ment as security. Mr. Corman said that during the past five years the Hollidaysburg Association has loan- ed nearly a million dollars {0 the farmers in the six counties jit serves, A banquet was held on Wednes- day evening at the Nittany Lion at which many of the members of the college Agricultural faculty were present. Dr. F. F. Lininger, Head of the Agricultural Eoono- mics Department of the College was the principal speaker of the even ing and gave an interesting talk on the future of the Production Cred» it Associations and the opportunity | which they have to farmers. i Other directors of the Hollidays- {burg Production Credit Associa« | tion who were present at the cons | Snoberger, | | ference were: Harry | Now Enterprise, Director for Bed- , - senting the Giale Treasury, and the Democratic Outing Millionaire Cicarfield coun« To Be Held Aug. 30 ty champ The game is scheduled to follow t aking program. An- feat YO! Pro«- nelon eating four- il be Contre from Paze hier (Continued 1D Justice pres rers Oi Aner Court Phil candidate 107 Court 28 Ww IVilies Ks ¢ Oo " . wii I'hompson BLlaY for Judge bomb dis- Will De re~ ack Mo- Glher enter ~ raze il I.f . iw. 1 nner neuaing trap and skeet il be under thie ” Pittebureg! Penn a t} direc. da iting, and Joseph Barr { ft hus I uncer ws Women dubs and the Young jhe of Per svi InGey 4 Hodes Junk Yard 40¢c a cwt. for Scrap Iron market for all kinds of waste materials 1071-R P.O In the Phone Lock Haven, Pa Box 21% : ' : > s y BiG AND LITTLE BOYS SCHOOL SHOES That Will Wear 51.59 0000000000 49904 STOKOL STOKERS BITUMINOUS--ANTHRACITE The greatest stoker ever put into prices by far the lowest ever quoted. BELLETONTE $6906%¢ a furnace— TC OR seem— a Only Super STOKOL has the phenomenal RETORT AGITATOR “AUTOMATIC POKER" (Patents Pending) ® RETORT AGITATOR ® Produces 20% to 30% more heat, 2 to 4 times more rapidly and with ‘4 to % less attention than any other stoker regardless of price. ® Bums all local stoker coals successfully. Eledric Supply Company Bellefonte State College Mat as YOUR STOKER Is No Better Than The Fuel You Use! We Carry A-1 Grade | RICE &BUCKWHEAT COAL serve the Also Other Sizes for Domestic Purposes | ford Co.; John A. Runk, Hunting- | don, Director for Huntingdon CO, | {and President of the Association, | ‘and 8. T. Blaugh, Johnstown, ai- | rector for Oambria Co. : * is i J TPs’ Pickerel {Here's asfish stary about one that didn’t get awa d's Jones, of ih | Scranton, d a 2i-inch two. i pound plckerd] “hE sald leaped into his boat whe he and his wife li ried to, if S55 Jona” pos HU, FO | { | J. 0. BREWER COAL YARD i Phane 162-J), i Race Street Bellefonte, Pa. | hte yd LEY a Adie WR DORR I Sel BR Se tds
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