April 18, 1940, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, FA. f | ot { , Page Seva (Political Advertisement) Attention As Campaign Manager of the ' tact a majority of the Democratic Guffey born in interested Senator Joseph F. Senator Guffey was here and been actively common peoples party to get So I urge all Democrats thereby showing their Boyd Centre fey, \ fey Campaign Committee it was my earnest desire to at least con- appreciation of the C. Vonada, Chairman Co. Joseph F. Democrats ! Centre County Joseph F. Gul- voters of the County in the in- terest of Senator Guffey. Now that we are approaching the last few days of the campaign I find it humanly impossible to do this, so I am taking this means of appealing to the Democratic voters to go to the polls on Tuesday, April 23, as a militant body and vote for Joseph F. Guffey for United States Senator. By supporting him for renomination you will show your appreciation of the administration of Presi- dent Roosevelt, the greatest and noblest president of all time By supporting Senator Guf- fey you will support a real Democrat, one whose record as a public servant is beyond reproach and whose pledge to support President Roosevelt has been kept 100 per cent Senator Guffey pledges that if nominated and re-elected to continue fight the better interests of the masses rather than a select few. He further pledges “That he will to send a single American boy overseas to fight in a foreign war.” for AO to never vole lived the alway Party Pennsylvania, has in the Democratic out and vote for Senator Guf- New Deal Is Guffey Campaign Com. J Crippled Children Receive Aid {Continued from Page 1) braith of Altoona as attendant sur- geon for examinations, advice, and corrective operations. During 1839 in the Bellefonte area there were 44 ac.ive cases. 17 of were new Nine whole-day and seven half-day clinies p hospital day young patier ] totalled ing t ren work in ti acquired children, of w \ paralysis, 18 hip deformities, and co's malformation: The money, $400 which is f - fryers] drive for t crippied Bellef and its im- will be used clinic rk, and to Casts, the 1940 § Ol in he childre; mite mediale environs, LO pay the surgeot { atlendance buy for plint on operative or 1} we ir plaste and plies. It cost $1171 project for the tov $ be $400 | . nd wdigent t in r oO up- fir ane fone surgical year to ns li eved by the commit- a conservative esti- is needed last nee thi agove tee that mate of Pleasant View Union Chapel MADAM MAY American Reader and Advisor Located in Studio House Trailer at Shell's Garage on Route 220, Milesburg, DIFFERENT FROM everything you want questions. gives tion on every lation vocation in Hi your may vited adap present fact Sunday Hours 900 A. M. to ~—OFFERING reliable and s and business A DOLLAR READING - “ Bellefonte. i tell asking confidential Pa. miles out of ALL OTHERS-WI to know without trictl f life you any ¥ In- ubject of ed for and what to do to better what difficultie are especially in- » matter your Satisfaction Guaranteed 10:00 P. M. Dally FOR 50¢— ibe a Ination of lof fer From Cold (Continued from Page 1) Anglers Suf The trout, hooked on an angle. { worm, gave Nelson a half-hour bat- tle during whieh the fisherman's rod snapped In two Unfortunately ‘he loss Insofar as table,” is concerned, for an exams its stomach contents re- vealed that sewage had been a part its die! The trout may be that fish proved to “meat for the was quite old, and it the undigestible items found In it had been eaten before last year when the Bellefonte Sew- age Disposal plant was placed In op- eration The tr have be en Commission a with a note fish was caught In addition to the large trout on aught nine smalle: all which were of fze tomach and content the State Fish Harrisburg, together where the out on 0 explaining Nel- also ones of good Gels 25-inch Trout Samuel McKinley ant View caught the Bellefonte Kinley trout nor: landed a 25-1 ound Tuesday Spring Creek hooked an welghing while angling far from his home aught on a McKinley landed a 20-incl first da if thie M. Williams, of Pine below the Gamble moming caug Willlam Storm. fishing the Fe Mateh Com- uesday, got two rout was the Season trot Mill 10- ht two deral trout measuring nce 841 length Paul treet Lefty” » Robert limit angleworn ing near the treet ent th ROL Wn using Billet Sou'h 1 Hv wr tor vy a iC] angler who gol the limit One brought caught by rysione apartment angling In Spring Herman camp, gol 19 inches, 4 between 5, and 2 about 12 inche same hole angleworm on OTe e CreOrge first day Carpeneto, Jr. of Bellefonte George Creek the above trout, one 18 inche taken fr aken from with the were caught 3 the fin aay 2: Harry Murtorft ] { Ei- Fred Herman g ad 4; Harry Witter had 3; ar Hazzard, Jr. landed 5 long 1 discouraging number of cerned. In ber of well Rev William nsofar caught were con the group were known joc] fi C. Thompson nw as did his son, Jan Nellis had 5: Joe MoGow- Frank McGovern. two fi proved ability mus i aithoug? om them of Prosser- TT num a hermen the Ww iil each, y fe LOCAL DRUGGIST WILL SELL MEDICINES-3 DAYS AT 25c Leading Drug Store Here Prepares for Large Crowd—Intro- ducing Two Well-Known Medicines at a Special SALE to last THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY ———————— SURPRIS To People Suffering From E OFFER Rheumatic Pains, Stomach Distress, Gas, Bloat, Constipation. The White Bros. Drug Store anticipates one of the largest sales of the year this Thurs- day, Friday and Saturday. “The manufacturers of two of the finest medicines have given us the exclusive for this sale,” states Mr. Ray White, manager. Why This Offer Is Made —Way Below Cost Thousands bottles medicines have been sold in the West and on the Pacific Coast. Both dicines were so well received there and such wonderful resulta report ed by users, that this prominent manufacturer feels hig best adver- tising is to have people try the me- dicines. The results will speak for themselves and thig will be the finest advertising the manufacturer can do. That is the reason for sell. ing these medicine: way below cost Everyone in Bellefonte and vicinity who suffers tortures from the pealn of rheumatic, neuritic or neuralgic agony can actually obtain a PULL trial size bottie of RUX Compound for only 25¢. The regular full-size Dottie sells for $1.50 all over the United States Thousands of people have vouched for the amazing power of RUX in relieving torturing Rheumatic, Neu- ralgic and Neuritic Pains The Secret of RUX Within a few minutes after take a dose of RUX, it will be absorbed Into your B Stream. These Amazing Salicylates reach your aching. inflamed muscles and give them relief, ‘ Some people have been 50 tortured with muscu- lar rheumatic pain (in arms, should- ers or legs) that they could scream with in-.and they declare RUX re. lev these attac in an almost unbelievable way) Ask any modern phyeician about the remarkable ers of the salicylates and alka rs which RUX contains. of of these me you in to D MR. WILLIAM L. POCOCK Tells of his remarkable experience with RUX Compound: I am this letter for the purpose of telling others what quick relief I received from the pain and torture of Rheumatic attacks in my legs, arms and back. Before using RUX Compound, I was in great dis- comfort as all my acquaintances will verify. Now since starting RUX Compound. these pains are lessened and I feel and look s0 much bétter. I gladly recommend RUX Compound to othera ag I can truthfully say RUX Is bringing me fine results.” MEDICAL FORMULA ACTS IN FOUR AMAZING WAYS ACID STOMACH—A New medicine to Bellefonte, this preparation, called Williams Formula, contains HERBS and other marvelous ingred- ients which act as a stomachic improving appetite and stim- ulating digestion, and these Herbs tend to relieve terrible Gas and Bloat Pains due to excessive acid, writit writing LAZY BOWELS—Williams Formula contains one of the best AIl-VEGETABLE Laxa- tives, and helps relieve Sick Headaches, dizzy spells, Bloat- ing and Gas, due to constipa- tion. Acid-Irritated KIDNEYS—Williams Form- ula contains Mild Diuretics which stimulate increased ur- inary flow and encourage the elimination of waste matter from the kidneys. BLOOD—Williams Formula helps build up the quality of the blood deficient in IRON. Its . IRON TONICS_ furnish Iron to build up Hemoglobin of the blood. RELIEVES EXCESS STOM. ACH ACIDITY—DISPELS GAS AND BLOAT—HELPS ACID-IRRITATED KID. NEYS—BLOOD TONIC Every sick perron in Bellefonte and territory who suffers from Excess | Stomach Acidity, Gag and Bloat caused Dy excessive acid, or agid«ir- ritated Kidneys can have a full trial bottle of Willlams Formula for only 26c, This amazing offer is made to prove what Willlams Pormula may do for you. The HERBS and other wonderful ingredients in Williama | Formula are listed on the regular | bottle, Any good doctor will tell | you that these Ingredients are sound, pure and actually ald nature "wr USE THIS COUPON: You can have a full trial bottle of RUX or Willams Pormwula for only | 25¢. But vou must bring this cou- pon with you before Saturdav night Simply cut out the coupon. bring It to this store and receive a full trial bottie right away. | This Coupon and Only 25¢ Good | | For One Full-Size Trial Bottle | | | of either the Famous RUX Com- | | pound or Williams Formula. | | | WHITE BROS. DRUG STORE | | | Thurs, Fri, & Sat. Only ! | ———————————————— stream (0 where that property, and tory) in ten minu- ino the house and trout for breakiast Police Take Negatives Branch past his ng to his he went en nice Logan flows cord! 1! fried of Murder Photos (Continued rom page one) covered wih a sheet the time the photos were made Other tives were hots of the fis A boxes at views of which the taken by police tracks left in the side of the chool drivewa! car swung hurriedly around marking bits of evidence found on of the blood-smeared f In its original posit b) if roner Sheckler nega- include the mud nt the driveway; a photo handkerchie i 01 { founda C church, and several view Police ex) d that the nega to Harrisburg in or tive y be taken where they will eflor additional clue The State he an whether be obtained HATECO to determing not may photograph®r for Police di school official Motor Lemont been the body removed . Nittany Man Fires Bullet Through Head aslisnued fron SUPPORT THE NEW DEAL UNITE THE PENNA, DEMOCRATS ee. VOTE Walter S. U. S. Senator a = S—— A. aa at Ee EM | | evidencg, was found under a rump- had evidently inquest and 28 days of Bel and Leonard weber - | the New York | nary warrants TL wood Dox, mahogany uite, 6 pieces, like new; a fow | recle dishes old-fashioned couch PUBLIK many other articles 100 day of Aj wo issued by to me di- cuposed 10 the 22nd (2) o'clock Lt hi idence Hubler, awe ited at Borst n in the Town- } . ’ outfit, iar antique other butier room appearance Is! antique Junior Epworth | setiee TT A y ure! wa ripe | VAIN League of the M. E. church, League m. Elmer members will handle ticket and pro- | | following gram arrangement BODY t ‘ chairs, table .. WN Tw iE 1 bufiet, and ther good LEGAL NOTICES (55 natiess on the stove prommes - - . — —— 4 es of Mr ww be ge w corn me and Boi ut { ving was featured World's Falr The Bellefonte sponsored by the puthority flere will pe BALE on Monday " 1940 at] MLernoon led carpet bed, where iL after the shot under the fallen and NO was fired The 5 mention at | y Lhe re coroner did and after was completed lo thi not conduct an his Investigation the body was taken Nefl Funeral Home at How- $100 Damage in Fire breaking out belween the the farm residence nea VIRTUE Tusseyville, owned by Calvin Weav- ted by the er and tenanted by Lawrence Weavs | #1 —_— er, caused approximately $100 dam- age Sunday morning before the blaze was extinguished Centre Hall firemen PUBLIC SALES Additional Publ'e Sale On Page 3—Second Section. SATURDAY. APRIL A. A nder will offer at publ resteence half-wa Boring Mil nd Miliheim Route 456, a full Ba et 2 PB. Ray Oy 2 A Liberal Democrat * | David George Puderbaug John Gruenwald be) ARCHITECT Fire i floors Wilbur Irvin Yearick, a son of the late Corman Yearick and Mrs, Sarah Whitman Yearick Weber, was born in Walker township on December 17, 1005, which made his nage at. time of death 34 years, 3 months He was unmarried and survived by his mother, at home: 1stey Mrs. Edward Fiedler eR D.;: Mrs. Cecil Gar- Mill Hall, and Miss Lillie York City, and by Wilson. Willard all at home SALE TOR TAXES OF AUTHORITY Act of Anse made and provided of Col dR TL & TTITUITY § TUTTI ITI ¢ JUTTTT TU @ ERT TTU AT YT UIATURATE @ TURAL ATRL TUMOR ITI HEE a + 4 by (Political advertisement) thy nee - i { efon Democratic Candidate FOR CONGRESS TWENTY - THIRD DISTRICT rinson, of Yearick, of three h New if «brother REI PE RT Funeral serv alternoon 20 ters HOUR NRENE IIR BRE an were held ye at the home In Nit- hi th the Rev, Paul Mackey a iting clergyman. Interment in the Hublersburg ceme- CONGRESSIONAL THN of 1 rw 8 He sale at Banjo Band Will Give Concert Here #1 of South . p.m tDAY, API offer as Junmeay ti, 27 will publ) REGISTERED Continued from Page 1) mC re 13 expected esl artists will Lhe Bellefonte be Mrs. J i the Bellefonte Ac feature will I ( y SATURDAY r w 23 Years Business Experience and Property Owner. ham ail} APRIL 2° m will oer ot pecial accord al number direc Ivy, girl Saturday, April 20 MRS. E. 'V. MeCALEB Ww : 5 fe i if WILL APPRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT AT THE PRIMARIES, APRIL 23 present - i will be Ww snug band hs: I Also Want To Take This Who Means of Thanking Those Persons This 8 L$ TEE Lo TT ih EEE TIE LE Ars § fT TEIT EL @ FEL, SHEE ¢ ETERS Se EE Signed My Petitions in Community Pm STITT Hg LT Le — we ~~ You'll see it happen right before your eyes AT THE Centre Democrat Decorating Class “New Rooms for Old” Tomorrow Afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Y. M. C. A. I'S surprising what a difference a little light makes . . . that's what youll say when you see the rather ordinary living room take on a positive bloom with a few simple lighting changes. It's the sort of thing you can do to your own living room with very little trouble and expense. This final class of the Homemaking School is full of practical suggestions for the woman who wants her home to be just a little more than a place for the family "to hang their hats.” IF you want to know some of the simple formulas that professional decorators follow in planning a room=—how to make it look larger or smaller, darker or brighter, warmer or cooler—be sure to come to the Decorating Class and learn how to have "New Rooms for Old.”
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