THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. THE WAR IN EUROPE furs il = eer] for May {0 eighth month, without the Jong- idea that a German attack would expected Spring offensive, the be successful, in the sense that the struggle seems to have entered upon Polish campaign wag a triumph, the an economic phase, marked by Al-| war would have already witnessed a led determination to shut off sup- German bid for decisive military plies from Germany. action. Certainly, if Germany be- The blockade, that went into ef- lieved that a mass offensive would feet upon the declaration of war, produce the same results in Prance is to be intensified in order to guar- as in Poland the issue of the war April 11, 1940. alc - . \ | | payments, and those having claims | /= { | to present the same duly proven, | A L i T i without delay to ANNA A KING Executrix, Spring Mills, Pa EXECUTRIXES NOTE x17 3 | In the Matter of the Estate of Dix Run Baptist Haryey BE. Corman, lute of Spring C. C. Bhuey, pastor. Bunday school | Twp. Ceptre county, deceased . ’ 1 ILaiters testamentary in the above P [3 if " shi § » i in » at 9:30, Elmer Hosband, Bupt fol- | tute having been granted to the lowed with class meeting. Christian S. FAYETTE CARTLEDGE undersigned, sll persons indebled to Endeavor at 7:30, John Wilson, pres~ Fi ECTR IC A L V A Li JES the sald eslate are requested Lo ident. Glad our young people are mais payment, and those having taking such an interest in all of the | sroven, without delay to MRS. AL- services of the church Porn 3 M. CORMAN, Bxecutrix, 432 E. Bishop 8t. Bellefonte, Pa w Ang to present the same duly Advent Church Harrison Walker x17 Established in December, 1037,! - COMPENSATION AUTOMOBILE & FIRE INSURANCE ED L. KEICHLINE BELLEFONTE Temple Court Phone 199 Bohn, Fred C., laborer Burkholder, Mary Ellen. .Asst, Dean State College Bellefonte Kenneth, labr.. Bellefonte lab'r. .Moshannon Francis, Fromm, A L, and ironer: and the full line of school antee its effectiveness. The pres- sure {hat is evident along the Nor- wegian coast may be unseen but if is none the Jess felt in southeas!- ern Europe. Moreover, the British and French are tightening the bar- riers agains: shipment of vital sup- plies to heutral countries to make sure that increased imports do not go to Germany. More Rigirous Blockade Neutral nations will probably fini the Allied blockade move rigorous and the indications are that Allied warships will be less solicitous about their business of siamping out Ger. man commerce. London and Paris have adopted the principle that neutral nations, which fear to dis- please Berlin by the strictest neu- trality, will have little right to compiain {f the Allies pay them no more heed than Germany. Back .of the conclusion is the conviction that Hitler must not be permit.ed to secure war advantages by trading upon the fears of neigh- boring countries. If the neutrals do not resist Germany then the Al- lies will feel free to take action to block Hitler's gains, Germany's Faifhire to Attack When the war began, in Septem- ber, there was a general idea thal Germany's army would strike. As weeks passed without an. offensive the supposition was that the attack had been delayed and that it weull develop in the Spring when Winies weather disappeared Now that no great offensive has been launched there is speculation fs to the reasons behind the sur prising tactigs of Germany. Two theories are advanced to explain the diversion from the German pre- ference for over-whelming offensive action First, it ig argued, the lack of offensive indicates that Hitler real- izes that Germany is unable to wage a full-scale, long-term war on account of serious deficiencies in i do mot would have been settled before this time, Accepting the conclusion that victory, gained by such an atiack would be too costly to benefit the winners, German strategists have apparently adopted the slower cam- palgn, based on defense in the wes! while conducting an economic of- fense to enable Germany to with- stand the blockade here are many who believe that, pending the slow motion war, Germany may b? able to increase her fighting strength by increasing her sapplies, sugmen.ing her war equipmens;, training her scldiers and regiment. ing her economy on a war basis Boiling Point in the Balkans Rumania and the Balkan powers seem Lo be the present focal point of activity on the war's economil front. Germany is making desper- ate efforts to include this area In her economic system and to secwre wheat, ofl and other supplies from the Balkan gtale The pressure been off-set by inc from Allied capitals mined to prevent Germany from acquiring con rol of the economic resources in the diplomatic struggle the British and Pench will not hesitate to take drastic action to blockade the entire group of na- tiong and, if necessary, follow th step wich military action For the present, Russia and Ital seem to be moving closer Ww any sommon understanding regard- ing the vital Balkan section. Mos- Cow intima es that Russia plans no miliary effort to recapture Bess- arabia from Rumania and Berlin continues to work to effect some understanding between Rome and the Soviet. The rivalry betwee: he three powers in the Balkan area i intense and there little evi- dence available to indicate that a atisfactory sclution has been dis- covered from Berlin has reacted pressure Just ag Setar | Grove, EH retd. .. Fye, Ambers, Goldthorpe, Nelle, b'k'pr.. Philipsburg Centre Hall Gray, Hardman, H., lab. ... ‘ Bellefonte, R. 1 Maurice, Jab'r.... Bellefonte Robert, trucker. . ‘ Pine Grove Mills Mirbach, Harry, labr. Philipsburg Rearick, John, m'chnic. Pa. Furnace Reese, Jay, motorman... .Powelton Riegel, Sidney T., livestock dealer Hall h'sek'per . State © lege John KE. Bellefonte, R, 3 lab'r.... Woodward lab'r . Moshannon hiskp'r Mills R 2 skp Milesburg CRIMINAL COURT JURORS (Meet Monday, May 20) Beezer, Mary R., h'sk'pr. Bellefonte Berkheiser, Irene, hsk'p’ Philipsburg cabinet maker x State Mary ‘teather, Bubb Wm. E. labTr.. Stale College Bumbarger, Basil, labr...Cisrence Burd, Haury R. teacher. Woodward Brungard, Bond L., lab'r ‘ State College, R_ 1 Carey, Belva E hk Philipsburg Callahan, Gladys M., bookkeeper Philipsburg Bellefonte h'skp'r Clarenc? farmer. Howard R DU» Confer, Sam’l, labT Bellefont Devlin, Betiy, h'sk'pt Snow Shoe Bungard, Kenneth farmer Kelley, Koch, Robison, Elizabeth, C. Shawley, Stover, Geo. C., Wagner, Orlando, Wasson, Britamate Spring We. zler, Jeannette A h' Bierly, Ellis H College Boyle, Milesburg Jas, manager Mildred W., Caldwell Chambers Coder, J W abr. Bellefonte nbor'. . Belle! Fike, Emanuel Fromm, Chas. A Cale Robt Hellewell, Helen | Hockenberry, Blanche | Hartman and Sellers Company has location in the Glennland Building 141 South Pugh street, State Col- lege. Specialists on firm has bullt a large and tributed trade In this area “Service after the sale’ to of the firm and adequately filled. Any make of elecirical ap- pliance is handled in the service de- partment and all work is expert This firm features the coverage on Frigidaire and ranges; refrigerato Easy washing machine: electrical ap- pliance sales and service desires, the well-dis- is the mot- ful- complete cleaners lamp and cal devices, Tts reg cludes a 10 eall receives respon L. F. Hartman and A. 1 are partners in the busine: rect the dally ht along the efMiciencies « sent a first class program pendable ald. They have local people In thelr employ. Policies and methods of this firm are constiuet ed on i} basis to by Uwark the principle genuine satisfaction stressed at all times smaller electri ular territory in- to 15-mile radius. Each a quick and court Beller and di- dule of endeavor proven five BOB TAYLOR SKILLED PLUMBING, HEATING When any need in a of ter of plumbing and healing lations and repair work Is entn to Bob Tavio Colleg are met with expert and Horough satisiaclior Mr. Tavior iz able 10 rely background of 20 yea: in the field and thu intricate phases of lems in the finest ers no job Lox too small 0 His own busi Year ARO and is one moplets State WOT KI Rihaag ¢ here timate are erivg FULL AUTO SERVICES Offering a « eral repair car Rishiel’s at Boabhbu eliable cent sist action AY RISHEL'S GARAGE Lous C. C. Bhuey, pastor, Bunday at 9:30, Roy Leathers, Supt which we will have our Holy Com- munion services We hope all ow people will avail themselves of meeting around the Father's table and partake of the emblems com memorating the sufferings of our Lord and Saviour. Christian Endea- vor at 7.30 Nevin Watson den! after United Brethren, Bellefonte G., E. Househ Sut der, pastor day Bechool at 9:30 a. m. John R Shope, Supt. in charge, preaching it 10:45 a. m. by Rev, E. E Dunk- leberger, of Williamsport; Chris- tian Endeavor | prea 1 ‘ 7:30 1 ! v4 HiNg a iol p.m DY Wy Community Bible Clu evening at 7:30, Prayer Bellefonte Halbery, Jacobs, Pastor. § Sunday Church School Mr 1046 a. mn Fir t Evangelical, unan, sup faqer Oratoric Howard Grange to Meet ard Grange ! 207 » ADMINISTRATOR'S PLEBLIC NOTICY EXECUTRIX NOTICE, Lhe Matier of Lhe Estate Beliefo ADMINISTRATON'S NOTICE ' 11 etilemes ' HOOVES 11, P in EXECLTOR'S NOTICE SALE OF REAL ae ( ( G. F. NOLL WALL PAPER Painting and Paper Hanging PHONE 14-W High St. Bellefonte, Pa. PROPERTY REMEMBER When You Want ANYTHING IN Lumber - Millwork Doors - Sash Roofing W. R. SHOPE BELLEFONTE, PA. Phone 432 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN EVERY DEAL IN EVERY PARTICULAR Hoover, Chas ws ———— Win ———— . Hitler i § Recent Weddings trained men and material Second, it is said that postpones the attack because he be- lieves Germany. can win her aims without waging a full-fledged war by remaining on the defensive ani gradually developing the conquered , and adjacent areas of eastern ani southeastern Europe Germany's Present Strategy We think it may be assumed that Lar ww Howare Grove-—~Kenny Miss Anna Stewart Kenny, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Rich rd Kenny, of the Ridge Road, became the bride of Robert Monroe Grove, son of Mr am y are! I and Mrs. Robert M. Grove, 8r, of ~ 4 EO an «There fa acd C Ris asd + sd I Rig elas Farms, Kingston N J. Migno. Frank P n Saturday afternoon, March 16 a 4:30 o'clock, in the Kingston Pres- Mil byterian church, the ceremony be- = ing performed by the Rey. Dr. E Van Dyke Wright, Preceding the ceremony fllllam Hamillon sang “I Love You Truly.” and Harold Freeman sang "O Promise Me.” The bride wore a while satin gown with ince veil and earried white rose bud and Illes of the valley, and was given in marriage by her father The maid of honor, Miss Katherine Kenny, sister of the bride, wore ble taffeta, with a coronet of pink rose buds and shor carrying ping roses and hyacingh blue iris, with streamers of wide satin ribbon in deep rose violet colors. The bidesmaids were Miss Rose Kvist, of South Amboy, N. J. and Miss Mar- garet Schenck and Miss Katherine Lomison, Roy, lal Grange Lucas, Sam'l McDonald, Margaret ALL AMERICAN DRAWS RATHSKELLER TRADE regularly hossitalit ca Sn .- Record Beal Trip “Most of My Sales are Made by Telephone” oat travelling Sunde he the ' rl nt —3ays / : made a trip to Sunbury in a motor Pex i partly in Logan "I'm ig te poultry business. boat, doing the 14 miles down the TOwnebin, CO RN ntatiny | When production lags we West Branch of the Susquehanna [hor of we preg cing are han icapped, bec wot River in 20 minutes. The return trip od, ause we Bellefonte State College Seating capacity of Was more astficult howeve can't patona night shift as hekp'r the place acoominodales an may as swift current held the lime our city friends would do; But when sales fall off, well, : State College 160 people. Best of home-cooked are If to 45 m The boat Struc Palmer, Thos, E. invid Spring Mill K od are or wit aiiale hn part-time employes on his Th ong Griftwood on the way that's where we're on even Yout = . hs + ite PEYETASPE BISD AYE am Li | we _ Peterson, D. 8, farmer. Pa. Fu avorite ges ah | 1 nea | POTION : : terms because we both reach Ridkway, Arthur, Umk'S: mesplere 18 pie ne | Ls ‘ , it Wi - . Te p 's mind Awnril 97 f £3250 Th Phil resize 30 add 0 the enjoymu of the ' : Philadel n 5413 Mike I ; h 10% . y wr Be . ci BLE or the telephone. Since we Scuth Philipeburg io Meeting of Creditors had lephone i Runkle, Hugh. 1'dr'r.. Bellefonte Established six 11 a A mete of our tcicphone put in, Shoemaker, W. C. farmer nha 4 most of our sales are made eo matin: FLORAL SHOP EXCELS SEFESrins fon WARE Chad ais Shtok, C. D.. jarmer Spring Mill busitiess az The Comtre and T by, rac OF BhLE3 aba } Farmers are finding that es. AA Thilo Ta OLLEGE Centre Rest ; tate C Pwenty-five (2 per cont : telephones DO bring extra Smith, Kathryn o hk r AT STATE C rofits. Besides that, t ey are : Cantre OTGGHAtOE dE oy : e savers in an emergency, engineer State College for the telephone is depend. Philipsbur? 51 shirk has done obi Floral desig: able at any hour of the a and advanced the standing of the beaut or night. Monumen enterprise 10 ils present ling and Kp recognition. That establisl Jas. H., idrr Pipers ? Chas C Tr It Pa : Philipsburg i "rer . a cries. port y A . founded aboul six years prior Wedding | e Ward. Lucille 8., h's'k'p’r. Beliefonie iporianoe » 2 Telephone allin, laura J. h Weaver, Harvey, farmer Howard R Mr took a TRE BLL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF PENNEY YRS Wilkinson, Ana P. hsk'DTr culture at Pennsylvania Sta 5 . and the modern 1 mile from BS DS i . . Bellefonie lege and then gained invaluable Yor ti trary: RAFT ing practical experience by serving fo : Thin 3 aant eranbie: CTEEK CIVIL. COURT JURORS a prominent forist ] A 3 (Meet Monday, May 27) prior to entering Aikens. Claude G.. own behall here gathering genial fering: at the popular All An Rathskellar, 108 South Pugh reet a Cetmon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic Pains Quickly If you suffer from rheumatic, arth. ritls or meuritis pain, try this simple Se rhuie home recipe that thou- using. Get a package of Ru-Ex ! Componnd today Ix It With a quart of water, add the juice of 4 .. I%'8 - No trouble all and pleasant ou need only tablespoons full two Himes a day Often within 48 hours—sometimes overnight-—splendid results are ob- ined. If the pains do not quickly jeave and if you do not feel better Ru-Bx will cost you nething to Wy as it Is :old BY your druggist under moder? bility years of lie Tood-and-bever ' by Pau mreca ni Madisonburg ler, Ralph R.. and Monsell, Wm. lab. experien Neusbauwm, Loteia 8 LHe back gaNiagr face veil Hall A a full selectic Flora ai CSOD. Harold for all ocoasions and and . Ries he Smith le Baron, J potied olank ty and v5 hot uguet is an excellent wweciag Thomas, : -— Walker Lad Found Drowned The body of ‘hree-year-oid a: Booher. of Brady townshi Shirk COUT inRoGon of was found a Old at 40? Get Pep FEEL NEW, YEARS YOUNGER Tm 71. Pei oLD, se srhausted rondown, Bot Omtrex proved 1 vould get pep, Teel younges Haw. Baw Osun] Bias Ys OFTRYEX tahiets oopiain tendon stimulate often hosded afer 46 by badier Ineking ron. saloiom, phoaphoras, hein Vitamins By. Por men and women A Tiger © DOCTOR writes “11 84 so mrs Tr pelents, | ook 3 mpeedt Rema fine © Get 35 ORTREX today for 2he. Start your mew pep Lhis very Say OSTREX —for thet “after 40" ietdown For Sale at Widmann & Teah. and all other good Drug Stores home Thursdes high water of Mill alter hie had dss Og seven hour Hiz mother reported that he had disappeared alter he had eaten Lis lunch Thursday noon been C. Y. WAGNER & COMPANY WAGNER'S Quality Flour A Hard Wheat Pal Flour patron - hug Ammerinan, Alonzo, we, State College, the thop features and Diemer L. Bathurst INSURANCE SERVICE Phone Bellefonte MRL MT. EAGLE, PA P. 0. Howard, Pa. ormeriy the fut the ness, Frank w West establis hed Ideal Manufacturing Company In 1031 and at that time made the “Mistolator.” a vaporizing machine He produced that line of machines until 1034, when he patented the ‘Kroskut Steak Machine.” That oul standing machine has been his spec- pad is for WAGNER'S Our Best Flour 50-50 Blend machines and as- sembles and ships the products {rom here. Distribution extends through- ont the United States and Canada. of a truck joagBed with 78 calves There are machines now in every which overturned on a highway near. state in the union. An amazing IN- Towanda, told police that he had and Winning new Users been forced off the road. Six of the jalty since then. His firm 1s located ' daily. the machine is vastly superior | calves were killed when the truck in the Penn Belle Hotel Building, in every respect. Inquiries are al- struck a soft shoulder. The other corner High and Dunlap streets, ways accorded the prompt and COur- ‘animals were taken to a nearby Bellefonte teous response farm until the truck was repaired | CORONER'S JURY DECLARES Eckley Garage Work ACCIDENT UNAVOIDABLE LEGAL NOTICES Is Expert; Has Nash mais CAUTION NOTICE. Those who patronize Eckley Gar- Accident unavoidable My wife. Gertrude Fisher made ——————— A ——— Six Calves Killed Alvan Glimmer, of Scranton, driver J. M. Keichline Insurance Agency One of the Oldest Agencies In Centre County ANN W. KEICHLINE, Bepresentative. Temple Court WAGNER'S Very Best Flour ‘inter Wheat DR. S. M. NISSLEY VETERINARIAN 424 Ridge Ave. State College, Pa. TELEPHONE 4244 Cow Tonic - Colic Medicine Gaines Dog Food Can be Secured at 8 Olewines Hardware, Beliefonte. vention Wagner's 32% Dairy Feed Dairy Feed Horse Feed Jackson, Clifford L. commanded by Widmann & Teah. x19 and flowers to match the maid of honor. The best man was William M ¥ L R 0 Y ’ S ner. brother-in-law of the groom. i of Bridgeton. N. J... Richard and Phone §589-R-) Princeton Inn followed the cere- SHalsbury | 1 { at 127 West B ’ ineniring onBdene a. mons Upon their return from a POA SITE AXaled a ied [3% 4 CRYPT BYE. § rin mspiring con I Motorist Saves Child : carpenter ni WASHERS jm it home in Kingston. Mr. Grove Benson, Helen H., hk... Philipsbur: INVE NTCR ND |. KER Clearfield noticed children playing 2 wath" Princelon’ Dairies Beit, Fred. IDrT.......Rebersburs A A on the oppocite side ang TEL OF ‘KROSKUT STEAK’ =i foram. si vour health while you have | Clawson. Blewart B. aviator waded in Yo the waler and pulled Philipsburg F t Davis, Niles, m'ch'nic.... Beilefonie Fisher, Alvin J.. 1Dr'r... Bellefonte Gardner, Sam’l. 1rr... Howard R Chanter, Floyd, 1'D7r'r.. Port Matilda Hall, Clair L., m'ch’t. ...8how 8hoe Hoag. Frank P. creameéryman,.. ... Philipsburg Johnson, Guy L., 1br'r.. Bellefonte an absolute money-back Quarante: Ru-Ex Compound is for gals and re- Perrine, of the Ridge Road They Ww KELVINATORS wore pink taffeta with headdresse: Howard Perrine, of the Ridge Road The ushers were Benjamin 8. Mix Theodore Kenny, brothers of the PLEASANT GAP, PA bride. A reception at historic Old cublisher . " bisa to rach ABC and VOSS wedding trip to aahington and ; Philipsburg nes = Driving his automobile along Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. Grove will poo “wr Hi Frm. Port Matilda 1 river road, Clarence J Peterson of 3 saw one of BENDIX HOME LAUNDRY = rre———— Bieriy, 1. M., larmer, Bellefonte R 3 them tumble into the turbulent J ne Wim 0 pay aliention Lo ya rf 'm' a rn walters SLECTRIC STOVES The ume to pay attentlon 10, camer Boyd W.. £'m'r. Hublersbur; . ire busi. Mr. West has the three-year-oid phn Walker to Confer, Dennison, 10'r'r. Monument the elsewhere safely Cunkie, Harry, m'rht.. Philipsburg Fisher, Luther BR. m'chn't. tate College Glenn Prudence, hk...State College Gass, Ethel J, hk Bellefontz ins, agent... Kinley, Herbert R.. act. State College Larkins, Marian D, hk Wagner's 20° Satisfied Customers Wagner's wag the having ® Patrons will find satisfaction in tran- sacting their banking business with State College R. i Jeathes. J. T, si'sm'n. State Colleg2 Love, David L., waiter... Bellefonte | Marshall, Mrs. W. H.. hk. age. 118 Bouth McAllister street State College, receive the quick and correct assistance on car mainten- ance problems. Full roster of general verdict reached by a coroner's jury which me: at the Heath Funeral Home at Osceola fills last week to probe the auto “accident whieh claimed the lives of Lem Myers, isft my bed and board without just cause or provocation, I hereby cau- tion the public not to harbor or trust her as I will not be responsible for | any debits she may contract ALLISON OG. FISHER. THE NEW FORD TRACTOR Wagner's Pig Meal Wagner's Egg Mash Wagner's Chick Starter State College Maurer, Raymond, m'chn’t Philipsburg Mayes, Paul, painter... Philipsburg MeCamley, Martin L., olerk.... Philipsburz Mitchell, Merrill, b'rber. Philipsburg Nastase, O., bulcher....8now Shoe Ross, Fred P., janitor .8late College | Rothrock, DeWitt L. hotel clerk i .+. Philipsburg | Sampsell, J. Cc. disabl'd . Bellefonte 3 Sanderson, Sam’, stdt. Port Matilda Schaeffer, John R., salesman. ... Schnure, C. C. Torr us. repair work on all makes of cars Is handied expertly, with bumper-to- bumper service the specialty includ- ing iubricating, washing and simon- izing jobs This is an Esso station per cent capacity. It also has Atlas tires, batteries and accessories, Ralph Bekley, proprietor, possess. es 14 years of experience in the automotive field and is a recognized expert. His garage was established {four years ago and is modernly equipped throughout, Mr. Eckley also handles sales and : service funclions on the Nash line) | 8hawver, OB, Jxtwer Aarobabisd of automobiles. He has five em- | Bloop, Mary E. 5 Smull, Jasper § ors. Reporturg | VO7™ on his staff. | Smith, Mahlon, P., frdm'n. Wingate | | 8ncke, Raymond, jrm..... Fleming (Bolt, Geo. W., 1Drr... . Moshannon | Torsell, Patsy, slsm'n....Bellefonts Twist, Orinehia, mo. Rhftipsrs | Wingate, Pa. EXBCUTRIXS NOTICE. | In the Matter of the Estate of Vin. cent Boldin. jate of Benner Town. | ship, Centre County, deceased Letters testamentary in the above | eglate having been granted to the | undersigned, all persons indebled Wo | Osceola Mills, and Sam Lombardo, | X16 woodland, on March 27 Myers and Lombardo died when they were thrown from a car oper- ated by Ralph Jones, O:oeola Mills, | when Jones’ car struck a guard rail near Pleasant Hill and then gkidded | on the slippery highway. : EL ,. - Police Seek Masked Gunman, n, without Wap TW ALL | State Police are seeking a “dark pp Wg po Atay =p * wh ftempied to hold up| Pred c Baker prot of the EXECUTORS NOTICE. Fe ze al the Dun- | , In the Matter of the Estate of Fort Fetter , along the LDUN= | son NH. Bechde! of Curtin Town- cansville-Hollidaysburg road, Sun-! gun day evening. Bankert, who had the | Letters testamentary in the above payroll for his employes, had closed | eatate having fn granted to the his place about § o'clock, he told | prrsons intiebted | police, and was about to get in his | le PRyment. and Anos. haying car when he was approached by al nine Sui man wearing 8 mask and carrying | | EL a gun, As the gunmen struck a tors to give him somethin | him, Bankert dodged the blow and | 2 eS — | ran, until he reached a telephone to | The hardest job that the indi-| Doufy the police. The bandit got vidual has in life is to perstnde | Nothing for his effort, | himself, or herself, to do what he. jor she, thinks should be done, & IMPLEMENTS Are Now on Display atl the Dunlap Motor Co. forte, Pa. Delivery Can now be Made Variovs methods of finance can be arranged —Call or contact Collins Shoemaker 155 Office—PHONE~875-7 Res. and Grower. Wagner's Turkey Starter and Grower. Wagner's Scratch Feed Feed. Wagner's Chick Feed Wagner's Medium Scratch Rydes Cream Calf Meal Eshelman’s Dog Feed ® Every provision is made for their con- venience and comfort, in the 100 ®* Old residents have been enjoying our services for years. i i ® We want the newcomers to get ac- quainted here also. WHEN WINDS GET ROUGH All kinds of high protein. feeds for mixing with your own feed. Dealers in All Kinds of Grains 4 When you see a stranger come into your office you can be sure of one or two things; he wants to sell you something or else he wants you Pa B. of & Johnston, wtiys The First National Bank Bellefonte, Pa. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. "I From Financial Loss. See John F. Gray & Son Phone 497-3 Bellefonte, Pa. | Ward, Budell, clerk... State College i Weaver, Mrs, Chas, hk..8now Shoe | | Wiser, Wm. 1'vr..... Port Matilda | | Zimmerman, H. G. Pleasant Goo] |P——— The best way to save mommy is to — —— —— refuse 10 buy anything until oa 0. C. Kins. iste of Spring Mills, granted to ihe ~Want ads bring results, ican pay cash. EXBECUTRIXES NOTICE i the Matier of the Estate of deconsed pein in the above | i 1 wereons indebted eslaie are requesied to make BELLEFONTE, PA.
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