October 26, 1939. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Page Five LOC ALS q John Galaida and his seven plece band of Bellefonte, will play for a dance at Milton tomorrow (Friday) night ~Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Garbrick of Philadelphia, spent the weekend in Bellefonte at the Willlam © Smeltzer residence on East High street, Mr. Garbrick is a brother of Mrs. Smeltzer Mr. and Mr: er, Mrs W. Hitrrison Walk Melvin Locke and Mrs J, C Rogers spent two days during latter part of the week on a com bined business and pleasure Washington, D. C The James moved Tuesday from Frank Daly house on street to a dwelling on street. The Daly re been re<leased at this time Mr. and Mrs. Ward Christy, of Kinsman, Ohlo, arrived in Pleasant Gap last Thursday for a two week visit with their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mr J. Hei Garbrick at their home in tl munity Mr. and Mrs. George E of East Linn stree Friday for Kansas City where Mr. McClellan is attending the sessions of the American Short Line Railroad Association being there this week Mr. and Mr Allen Katz, of Philadelphia, spent the weekend Bellefonte with relatives and friends Mr. Katz is the youngest n of the late William 8. Katz, of Bellefonte and Mrs. Katz, now of Ventnor, N J. The late William K 1 merly a well known Bel chant the (281 Bathurst family the Mrs East Linn North Penn idence has not ry atl come- lan last Mo., held Sever al SUCCES Bellefonte with Monday day of the federal s Paul Walizer street, Bill Logan street Bishop hunters w evident on N¢ rth Moerschhacher and Bill Kline ammme Ol trpet Are nn hroueht n of thelr =kil Mr Colla daughter Sall Miss Betty returned to their ter a where Shoemaker 1 brother-in-law and Mrs. Ellis O. Keller The Nick Lalli moved from West High State Theatre building, and in charge of Alphonso Robert Roberly was formerly emp the Walk-Over Shoe Compa Boston, and specializes in con foot troubles as well a shoes. He is well qualified 11 pair trade William C. Smeitzer, of FEast High street, president of the Farm- ers’ Nation] Bank, who has b*en'a surgical patient at the Cen ty Hospital for the past over weeks, on Tuesday went a secotxd ove Rey vere weekend 3 and famil hoe shop has treet ‘ will be Af we he wed by tre Coun- stitution ort vesterdas he withstood the and that his tory ~Frank, two-ve and Mrs. H B. Frilc Linn street \ jury about the nose, Tuesday morn- ing, when he fell fire hig? chair at his parental home. A siclan, snmmoned to the home unable to determine whether or not the lads war of the swelling which arrident climbing about in ondition hman suffered a "we 3 n [$1 Was nose broken becatise recited The happened = ~Heavy thunderstorms, alinost Severe as any during the summer, visited Bellefonte dur- ing the weekend and a further od- dity in the weather included an old- faspioned hail storm at noon, Sat- urday. Hail pellets nearly as large as marbles fell for approximately tenn minutes, The tn have ended the unseasonably warm weather then we've been having temperature Clear skies are with | heawy laden which 80 far fallen short of their promise of snow flurries experienced torm £em and typical since fall alternated cloud ave of Bast Linn from the Lu wchool to Harrishure, day's outing in that arrangements with Assemblyman Kenneth ©. Haines Charles Noll, Bellefonte resident who is employed at the capital, was assigned to conduct the group through many paris of the capital which usually not open to the public. The class attended Sunday school at the Zion Lutheran church in Harrisburg, and the trip was both an enjoyable and an edu ational ex- perience. Those who made the trip included: Dick Barlett, Arthur Dale, Miles Nelson, the Shallcross twins, Clarence Showers, Eugene Wehr, Bobby Schaeffer. Kenneth Summers, Stanley Musser, Stanley Olson, and Mr. Stewart. William Irvine and Earl Milton accompanied the class as chauffeurs —A scene to delight the heart of any hunter is now on display in the show windows of the Bellefonte] Hardware Company store on South Allegheny street. The window, trim- med by James Williams, son of Mark W. Williams, proprietor of the store, | is designed to ghow the Interior of a typical hunting camp. The table, ! consisting of a board placed across | Clyde M Stewart, street, took his theran Sunday Sunday. for a city. Through class are a hatred, is set for a meal of canned | yi companions, In falling the back | foods. On a small stove oppoiite the | table are frying pans and a COfle®| 4.400 the boy unconscious, His fel«| pot. In various places about the | “room” are stocks of canned goods, | rifles, axes, a supply of wood for | the stove, lamps, boots, traps and] other appurtenances of the hunt, — | display of ancient and modern rif- les, shotguns and revolvers, loaned | through . the courtesy of D. M.| Hutchison, a guard at Rockview | penitentiary, whose hobby is fire-] : The wid has been attract an un mount of interest | from passersby. The Misses Confer, of East spent Tuesaday Williamsport Mrs Ralph thi Cilrl Alice . and Laura Howard Street and Wednesday In Ivan Blaney week Scout Walker Are In attending convention and My Philadelphia the National Byron Blackford and Mac Mac- Donald of Harrisburg, weekend at the home Mr William Johnst Axe Mann The Ploneer cla of formed Sunday hool will hold a bak de at Olewine Hardware, October 28 lated JD I [} of Mr, and onbaugh at the Re. Saturday patronage Mr. and Philadelphia Bellefonte ents, Mr, and Mrs. William 1 of South Allegheny street and M: J. J Curt ’ An beet built at the ent: Dr. Leroy Locke office [ [ ml Ieghneny trey re morning will Ix Mr: pent Your RPpPredc Jack of the in respective par- Shop weekend with their Shope and nr Kilpatrick free! attractive Mmerete st MaKe way for conven The ori High school cheduled t Saturday of t first Red fay ile veek rom |! team t game away i White win in NUrsaday 1 1 and Mi: C C. Shuey and daughter its Rachel of East Bishop street, Bellefonte: Mrs. WR of Lock Haven and Mrs Twitmyer and son, Joh rod Willia port ternoot Are the Rev wT hh why wi Hughes of a Carl a menor Snavely, of v the Belle! M Joseph illowbank in at Te Mr wr VW » 4: Ar * and wel treet City their pent New where Lime their u York of Fair wped off in Philadelphi th H Har Boalsburg B. Ralph SBum- a member of the yesterday visited the House obliginglsy the Ti whool guidance of mer, of Bellefonte school faculty, under Court offices, the a brief outline of the duties office. Monday s was taken County official trident; Centre where gave n each and Tuesday by Mr Bummer and Harrisburg where vahtirg itedd many places of inter. tire! at Mi: Spring pres PC cOnN- A marriage license was Court House Adaline Olewine Bellefonte Murray. of formerly of Loganton, Clinton ty. It that the wedding is scheduled to take place upon Mr Murray's return fromm Dayloha Beach, Florida, where and his bride will make their future home Their furniture has been shipped to tl Miss Olewine, a native of Bellefonte, is widely known and is held in high regard throughout the Mr. Murray was engagd In jewelry busness in Washington, eports will contin - at Daytor a the Friday to of North R Washington tree! snd bert ton reported he al city cou the and according to r ue in that occupation Beach A group of Bellefonte Boy Scouts their training to practical use night when one of their number was a victim of an acci- dent while the group was enjoying an outing Point McCoy. The group of Boeouls, including William Beatty, 14-year-old son of Mrs, Charles R. Beatty, of East Curtin street, had hiked to Point McCoy Sunday afternoon. and planned to return about midnight. They bulit rast 14 Hi Sunday at a campfire, cooked their own meal {and after eating were playing games about 9 o'clock when | Beatty was bowled over by one of of Beatty's head struck a rock, ren- low Scouts, after efforts to revive him failed, cut several saplings, fit- ted their jackets over the saplings,’ and with the improvised stretcher! carried Beatty to the foot of the! Pleasant View, who met the stretch. | er bearers at the foot of the moun- | tain and brought Beatty to Belle-| fonte in his car. An examination by a physician rey that the Scout | had sufferdd” sribuin fury dnd he was able to return to school Tuesday morning. engaged in! Mr. and Mrs of Altoona, were to attend the Kline Mr, C Meyer, of town on a pleasure trip at our office Mrs. Harry Curtin coll apartments, East Curtin street departed Bunday for Bronxville, N Y.. where she Is spending this week with her sister, Mrs. Margaret Spen- or in funeral of town Mr DM H. Hoslerman Coburn, spent combined They and Friday business were son in and callers of the Dris- Mr ained ige club last her home Olewine W. Ham the rison Walke; membe: night at in honor of Miss / A member of married in one. Lert bri at Hine ol the cl Is to b the neat Mr East Bellefonte until Brown Clark Cat East came DM noon M and Mr Russel] Pittsburgh sunday following day of Mr parents, Mr. and Mrs at the family home on Bishop Street I'he Brown here especially attend Brown in Ly of arrived and were g the iat on t her Kline Mariett hoemaker wmnker b oF 5 " Ph i hia, on Sat Deen mads Barbara Mi at the ceremony las in the Bellefonte Brethren church, in which bara Shultz and James G both of Fast Howard street day eve oo Bar ¥ marriage, were: Mr { liter recog nition. Mis h barn in Axe Mann Her habbies skating 192 week 10 parad prepare for allowe'en Tuesdas Club: Mr pecialize ir making of parade float material made their for pring an Legion's Fl They built the prize winning floats parade, and made the Elks Float which was prize In a convention Bethlehem, The Hills are making their headquarters at the Brooker hoff Hotel where information garding floats and materials may be oblained with Da many of in that Bellefonte awarded a parade at Ames celebration ree The marriage of Miss Phyllis Kathleen Gallagher, daughier ol Mr, and Mrs. Anthony B. Gallagher, of Baring Street, Philadelphia, and John Daniel Shoemaker, younges! son of Mrs. Thomas A. Shoemaker, of North fonte, will be solemnized at 9 o'clock Selurday morning in Saint Agatha’s | church, Phfladelphia. After the ceremony a reception will be held | at! at the Gallagher residence 3416 Baring Street. Mr. and Mrs Shoemaker will go {0 New York for | a brief wedding trip before return- ing to Bellefonte where they will go Wo housekeeping in the first floor apartment of the D, Wagner Geiss home Mr. Shoemaker, a former Bellefonte High 8chool student, has been em- | ployed for some years by {he Ameri. | can Lime and Stone Company here, | even down to u decanter or tWO.|pn,unigin, Meanwhile several other He takes an active part in Boy | Mounted game adorns the walls. In| g.4 had gone on ahead and had | Scout work in this district and is | the foreground is a most Interesting | o1istad the aid of D. D. Dean, of | widely known throughout the coun ty. ROCK FORGE Rev. Mr. Blews of State College, | bs HMA IWPGH fi dimes Mrs. Cloyd Sunday and daughter | Walter Hornbaker Monday | Allegheny 8treel. Belle- | en South Thomas Street. | Miss Gallagner is a graduate of | the Philadelphia High School, while | of Pleasant Gap, spent several day with her mother, Mrs. Gordon { thi place We are very sorry (to Mrs. Clifford Miller is moving Pittsburgh, we hope she will like he! new home Miss Verna Garner and friend of Boalsburg, called at the Lear home one evening last week Wilbur what is the Prossertown? Mr. Garner of Huntingdon Sunday and Monday at the William Lear home There Thur: Hull, we tendance Sunday unday morning of hear LD no attraction in Pe will be prayer meeting ! night at the home M hope a good WM day of to have Whoo! 10.00 o'clock nex (From last week) Miller who is we returned home Clifford Pittsburgh ew day ——— o_o — — Guardsmen Ordered Extra Week In Camp (Continued from page one) member 63 Marriage Licenses 2 2 | 8 ~ Hara K K Eggie J. Pash Minerva E. Etter James OG. Taylor Barbara | R ard T. Faoer Beity BE. Kerstet! 4 Export Howard Bellefonte Bellefonte Shslity SOL In Memoriam WANTED eclectic Bel Feniith HOI ed be ale and an hares WANTED--T am in the market hoses, cattle #heep, calves Aan chickens Call Cente Hall 54-R-11 drop a card ww Sidney T. Riegal, Oen- tre Mall, Pa 1 Work Wanted en Excavating Wr 4 Pa b 3 44 ronson ate Any Pioasant Gap Phone 9%600-N-3 WANTED Oontmoting sashes from Septernsber | until season expires We also install garbage cans. Trock- neg of all kinds, Call 347.) Belle. nie, San Capparelll, Coleville, 32 Help Wanted WANTED-A girl between 20 apd 30 age for general house caring for one child Must i Give reforences Write B Cio Centre Democrat x44 WANTED Salesman to handie an old established line of 170 farm and household products. Must have tar. Big nsion Program offers opportunity for asdvancemenst. Pleas ant outdoor work. Our sales methods bring quick results. Write quickiy Get all the facts. Box No. 834, Bloomington, Tinos x43 Lost and Found AC FOUNDA stray brown and white. Owner can have bY oniling any home in Moshannon Pa x43 LOST-«An Alrdale male 1 gravish brown, bearing ool with license No. 2043, Pinder pleage noti- | D. Kiinger, BR. D. State College, i 4 H Teiephone State Oollege 2733 7 | 800 inp x44 | ”~ CEDAR CHESTS Hand made from gentine Aro- matic Red Tennessee Cedar 13/18 inch thick. Nicely fin ished, good hardware Size 14xiRx3R Tixinx42 | 16.00 16x20x48 18.00 GEO. C. MILLER $14.50 female dog, olor | , oolor | Willowbank Street Phone 111-W = Bellefonte, Pa. , A a Phone 5.R-3, Mi | | | | | CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT ———- ———— —— 30,000 People Read This Column every week. That's why T.e Centre PAILMent has become so aMAZngy popular Democrat's classified adverusing de- Considering its low cost alg the benents derived, it is undisputably Centre County's Commudity Bar gan Counter RATES Advertisements of twenty-five words or less, 25 cents 10r first ment containg more than twenty-five REAL ESTATE adverising 1 sale or rent, and 15 cents for each additional insertion Where advertise- words, one cent a word is charged. A straight one cent a word ls charged for rea] estale KEYED ADS-All advertisements that request replies to be malled to this ce Please do mel vertiiser , must be complied with by those answering ‘Me advertisements not call at the office for information concerning such advertise 4, ay the publishers are not permitted Ww divulge the name of Lhe ad- SUBSCRIBER'S PRIVILEGE —Every subscribed to The Cenuwe Dein- OCIA! ' free of Lote niitied Chins ge thd Articles for Sale i A good grade wal, A end BB vols . fink Ee Truckee gaa sorts Bore, Clarence, Pa » gh pai - POR Tr» Nye goed wi Ber Motor ( th 825 waterheater hone range Cia Food eondition Lote ( 5 oilege., Pa. Dial FOR SALE-Cooking and cating ap. ples, including Baldwins, Old Fash ionad Ramboes, Stayman Winesaps, Paradise, ox Also cider by barre] Inquire of J. B. Swartz Belief onts Bwent the Rr MORE BOOS From a Tell a Hen Rooter” Give them Don Laying Tables, i they then. they're rooster. Don and fully guaranteed by Drug Store, Beliofonte, Pa x42 How Parrish On SALE—Some | household goods, | including a very good piano, din ing room sulle. libmary table and veral rockers Rn Hosterman, | Bellefonte, Pa. 23rd 314 E alter Bishop Bt, Monday Ort, x43 PIANOS Baldwin ard, Acrosonic, Crands, B8Spineis Uprights [ébeml trade in al Reconditioned used, sold guarantee, reasonably priced Expert Plano Tunine and Repairing, J i r. 114 West High St, Bellefonte 4001 Shewrolet mileage: 1937 Chevro- town odan-low i Chevrolet pl Cay sedan «| iot Town sedan: 1085 Chevrolet Town {sedan: 2.1934 Chevrolet coaches; 1) | Above care are priced right and most {be scld | Bleriy's Phone Come and ook them over. Garage n Pa 16-Ri14 Millheim. FOR BALE-The following used or demonstrated tems: One electric | VACUUM cleaner, two electric ranges, {Wo oll stoves, two OO. EB Rafrigera- | $Or%. uns range, joe refrigerator, ABC | apinner type electric washer like new, | er gtove and hover, Maytag en- | circulating | gine used gix months, room heaters, hand operated sashing machine, 1-8 pn. p. electric motor, % Bh. D. 32 volt motor, two used electric washing machines. numerous recon ditioned ry and Electric Radios It wi pay Bi inyveatinte. MY 0, Bibs and Beotric evenings, x44 Wed. Fri. and Saturday D. 2 Phone 476-J-2. 345 Inquire of Mrs. T.| Hamilton, How- | i | oa 25-word advertisement in Lhese columns one time This privilege can be used six Umes a year at different - - 5 ps RE Sa | FOR BALE all FAR Backedq by Hundred from 15 written Fuaraniee Open evernungs until 9 lock Waliruo Auto m ¢, Bnow Bhoue Intersection Phone 163 ite vires rima of used 20 uch LES a full ey w BUILDING We have i A HOME " Onere undation FOR SALE-A Poland China sow 2 ign Inguire OE Poultry 100 pulled, (] Laghory lay. Paul Hackman Year red Sharer we 175-02 POR ane 1.0 hirsrs 17 weeks ' a FAL ange SALE 2000 pallets targe Tom Barron hte Pullets, 18 weeks 60c. each 700. 20 weeks BDC. rajeed on goo! healthy stock Phone Hatchery MoAlistervilie, Pa 4047 Dogs, Pets, Etc. FOR BALE-A male Perdan kitten. 3 months old Ww Geo. 'W. Long, Centre Hall, Pa. BR 2 x43 POR SALE-A male rabbit 1% wear old, resronable tots Bellefonte D 2 hilly FOR BSBALE--Two Boagle hotinds ready for hunting of Katie Sayers, Bellefonte R {Yarme!ll) foyr wick nd 17 Tw hound Pd. Bil- { Halfmoon x43 [24 rabbit Inquire D2 x44 FOR SALE--5 Shepherd pups, 6 weeks old, will make execlient farm doe. males 8200. females 81 00 each CF Neildigh BSiate College, R 14 x4 bull dog. Housme-broken nloe dis- position. A real bargain for a good one. Phone State College 3168 x43 FOR SALE-Crossed Oollle and Po- { dios pram, 8 weeks old. Price 8100 lor #200 Inguire of Coote A | fatohey, Bellefonte, RD. 1 (Hunters | Park) x43 | a EN | FOR SBALE-4 trained straight leg | Beagle rabbit hounds. 21; years-old {One 12 gauge pump shot gun. Price | reasonable. Paul Beek, Clark Mo- {tor Co. State College, Pa. x43 | pupbies, champion bred AKC reg week old, little beauties, solid blac red. Boor, sexes, Mount Alry Kennels, Mshannon Centre Oo X43 POR SALE—An Trish Setter male 3 Signed: Jean B i wears old wood hunter, 2 Dnoglish { Betters, 18 months ready to start. 2 | English Setier pups 6 months Can ibe ‘eon nt E FE Rhoads residents, {Temont, Pa Dial State Oollege 3758 or 2061 x44 Farm Machinery (POR SALE-Bolifivier ang Cockahunt | tractors, We have in Mock mABUre | spreaders. lime sowers, disc harrows. citoper fan. arills, cultipackers, mills, } yon SALE rye a, male, j Eng . plish i FOR BALE mature spreads ald In rae wor We algo have of MoCormick Deering uw farm equipment Harold Howard. Pa, Phone A used Idea No 8 Fordson re New complete | CVO and Betz sau FOR BALE Deering ‘ husker, also Tornad with blower Ne hing Me wd Wor 1 as (Crewk exchange Robert FE Pa Real Estate - For Sale FOR | hall Oo 124 -acre rond, 7 mile ele H. ( lege os nace FOIL BALE 202 {i x4 WT POR RENT --$ine 0 duplex dwell LE wit $4, Fr ve Hey y y - ¥ of ged Harve nt’? ¥ ws Phone 506 434s Apartments for Rent POR RENT uf N POR RENT i ve! Axe POR RENT three rooms ang hot water Mm. Collins Spring Street apartment light, heat installed 4 Sou Furr Shoemaker Bellefonte Rooms For Rent RENT A furnis th kitohenetis Hah horse keg Rx 132 N Phone 188.W soring Loans to Farmers LOANS POR tereste " WwW in barn money id call of Poaldyuyrg, Pa Centre Hall Pa ing of write L Es Production Credit lidayrburg, Pa Boarders Wanted WANTED $d gemtiotian board and oom. Modern osuntey Home, all cONPenisness. very romeo. ebhie rales Address Contre Degnyo= erat. Bax 500 x48 Announcements | NOTICE Hunting of small pane prohibited on the posted land of the Spruce Creek Valley Small Game Association x48 RUMMAGE SALE-—-The BRellefon'e Woman's Club will shonsor a ram. mage sale on Saturday, Nov. 18th to be held in the vacant store room in Bush Arcade Bullding x45 | BUPPER--Chicken and waffle supe | por, sponsored by the Boovter Class ‘of the Reformed church. will be held in the social hall at Hublereburg Nov, 17. Price 25 and 35 cents. x46 i CARD PARTY -<Bellofonte Chan (ter, No. 151. Women of she Moose ‘will hold a card party at the Moose | Home, North Soring Street, on Mone dav, October 30, at 8 o'clock, sharp FARMES fis ’ a wird feed showy oar Wome for er farm CGeorge Mot Robert any Monday fhe 1 r Ar Py + id D or to 1837 | POR BALE--Pedigreed cocker Spaniel | Refreshments will be served * sn ——- AA AAA | FINAL NOTICE-All garments which | have been at the Heffelfinger Tailor | Bon We Hwh Street. more han Pa. | x43 | hirty days, will be sold if not claim- ied on or hefore Saturday, Ootober 28 Hefleifinger, prop, x SUPPEP— A chicken and wafe supber will be held st Plat Bock Inn north of Port Mati 2 Crowle re Beech Crook TO TAX PAYERS vi y } tery. BY Joie I n Belle 1 FURNITURE REPAIRED wil kinds of phoistering and sip nD Thome 102 E lamb a de Bellefonte YOAY | E84 WE REPAIR SHOES BY TH Factory Method GIVE US A TRIAL! PRICES REASONABLE! SPECIAL ON LADIES TOP LIFT THIS WEEK-END Factory Method Shoe Shop State Theatre Building BELLEVONTE, PA WE HAVE OIL AND REPAIRS FOR MAYTAGS R. K. OWENS Electric Store High Street BELLEFONTE, PA.
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