Page Foy ~ rE — A IE r— THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. July 25, 1940. CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL | TELEPHONE COMPANY PURCHASES TALLEYRAND Fairlawn Picnic fr EEE Lrg rte uk nar Lhe Ol» outh by Paul Hackman, on the West - . Le Owing by the Old Pike, and on the north IN THE WEEK'S NEWS ry. LIL | ruven | Next Wednesday TNBONAL, PROPERTY —Kitch : Ww f ho " * ie hi 3 FAR A fy x id Ag 4 [ sulle peed bien y t sowis 4 a \i : { ow fd t ' * — _— timber and consists of about § The Btlate highway Route washer, rugs. and other art Lo» N #5 runs through this farm and numeron all th i Ira Shultz The cleared farm 0 wig of shout 120 acres and Annual Event to Be Held at chins reat Irwin Park, Curwensville; A A ——— es ————— ST —— 45 ——————— w——— wo t nt { men " | Wednesday of Last Week Admitted Miss Martha A Bellefonte, R. D. 2; Mrs. Hugh Me- Clintick, Pine Grove Mills: Mrs. Max Dercum, State College, Discharged Homer Senior, Bellefonte, R. D.: Mrs. Edward Muirhead, Bellefonte: Mrs. L. Earl Hater, Miss Joan Bressler, Centre Michael Mills, Bellefonte, grog mitted Thursday, discharged pe. v Kutt Muster Falls from Tree day: J. Blair Su on, Master Roff Pialzeroff, Jr, aged 10, a vis- ard Confer, Potters Mills § dl [oo ! “| son was born to Mr, and Mrs for in State College, whose home 18,11. . Ishler, Julian, R. D. 1 in Massachusetts, suffered a frac- tured arm last Wednesday in a fall | Friday from a tree. He received treatment Admitted in the hospital dispensary Madisonburg. Discharged W. Lykens and infant ing Admitted Friday Saturday: Charles A. Masden ard, R. D. 1; W. Marlin Fye C. Curtis Fye, Centre Hall Saturday Discharged \ninared by Wringer Mrs. Ann M, Compton, of Belle ‘ante, R. D. 2, underwent treatment at the dispensary last Wednesday noon for lacerations of the Index finger of her right hand suffered when her hand was caught In the wringer of an electric washing ma- shine Hall; Fri- Russell W. Long Mrs. Geo son, Flem- discharged How- and Mr Notes of Patients Monday of Last Week LeRoy Schaller, Leban- Robert Klinefelter, Cen- Mrs, Donald Admitted on; Master tre Hall. Discharged G. McGarey, State College; Mrs. | gern. Howard Andrew Engle, Jr. Bellefonte. Ad-|gtate College, R mitted Monday, discharged Tues-|zilesburg: Miss day: Harold Callahan, State Col-|pgellefonte R. D. 3 lege; Miss Betty R. Auman, Spring | Kinley. Milesburg Mills, R. D. 1; Master Donald Eng- | qav discharged the lert, State College. Births: a son|{Russell W. Hoover, Pine Glen was born Mr. and Mrs. J. D.|girths: a daughter was born to Mr Hagy, State College; a son to Mr. {ang Mr Calvert Wright, State and Mrs. Howard H. Hazel, Julian | College: a son was born to Mr. and R. D.. a son to Mr, and Mrs. Har- | apres William ' Embert on. Bellefonte old D. Fritchman, Bellefonte IR D.: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Al- Tuesday of Last Week {phonsus A. Boscaino, Bellefonte, R D Mrs. Jack H. Yeager daughter Bellefonte: Milesburg: Patrick J. Mul ML Elise Jordon D. 1: Bruce P« Margaret O'Connor, Miss Betty Mc- Admitted Satur- ame day: Mn Mrs ters to Discharged and infant George K. Smith Harry T. Emel, Bellefonte: Grover A. Rockey, Bellefonte Sunday Mrs | Admitted: Mrs Mrs | dan, State College, R. D.; line Lutz. Bellefonte. Admit R. D 2. Admitted Tuesday, discharged | day, discharged Monday James Mansell, Bellefonte Wednesday: Miss Dolores Smith, Port Matilda, R. D. Expired: Ray- There were 50 patients in the hos- pital at the beginning of this week mond Gardner, Bellefonte, R. D. 1 LJ SE (11) Charle K Tor- Mrs. Ade- ted Sune Mrs WEIS FOOD etiolated aint SERVICE & SAVINGS At Your Neighborhood Weis Pure Food Store BARBARA FRICHIE KIDNEY BEANS 3: 23c PHILLIPS MIXED Vegetables 4 No. 2 cans 25c WEIS QUALITY ORANGE PEKOE TEA wn we JOC BOSCUL COFFEE i-Ib can 26¢c GOLD MEDAL VANILLA (Substitute) sor wu JOC ICE CREAM SALT 10.-15¢ SLICED PEACHES tail can 10c¢ Quality Meats ! 2 lbs LEAN BACON Ib SMOKED SAUSAGE Ib SKINLESS Palmolive - Camay Lux or Lifebuoy Soap 317c MUELLER'S Macaroni or Spaghetti we 8€ Mueller's Noodles - 2 pkgs 15¢ Kellogg's Corn Flakes 2» 13c Brill © Soap Pads - 2 pkgs 15¢ To To Dog Food - 6 '"" ““™ 25¢ Quality J2~02. jar 1 9¢ Mustard fA-02. jar 25¢ Stuffed Olives - - - 6 "= 25¢ Deposit) Cloverdale Beverages (Plus Fancy Fresh Prunes - 2702s ag, TU. 8. No. 1 NEW POTATOES vo De LARGE RIPE WATERMELONS «+ 35¢ Fresh Plums Home Grown Beets Solid Tomatoes Ih 10¢ beh 5e¢ 21b 13¢c HAMBURG SMALL C C C FRANKS ( Free Delivery ~ Phone 728 Gil, Bellefonte; | R. D. Ad- | Rich- | Birth: al Dean The RO.year-old building on North Allegheny street he the Bell Telephone Company as a site for a new build ing ed to provide the Bellefonte area with dial telephones pied by the O. B. Malin family, and on the right is the England Ready To Trap Planes On the Entangling Mooring Cables to Defend Against Air Raids Big feos I All Set To Enroll Repudiating - Hitlers Men of 21 to 65 terms aes destruct an Other tentacles « coastal Carges Each balloon | linked by an intr tion system will that any ordinated cosy Some fan defense and execut iden if thease med from the fact that more mer employed than were in all the Royal Alr force be. big expansion ried fr reese he (131 Are fore its 1935 {Tha Statesman’s that year lis's the men. Yearbook for RAF at 33.000 ’ 3 one of the most val- Mobility is uable features fantastic but functioning defense arm. The bal loons are anchored to especially de. signed trucks which can haul then down and speed to a new locathn in a few minutes At present, the balloons are scat- tered all over the city. surging aloft in all sorts of weather of this sweeter, cleaner air — controls Purchase Site For Dial Exchange (Cont tinued from page one) | years ago. and converted it into an inn which was named The Talley- rand. Mr. and Mrs. Bradley have eonducted the Inn gince that time | maintaining their own living quar- ters in the building | According to reports the build- | ing will be torn down, and a new | puflding. better suited to the needs | of the telephone company, will be; erected, { An interesting feature in connec- | tion with the razing of the present | structure ig that a perpetual in| | surance policy taken out on the building by one of iis previous] | owners, will probably be cancelled | The policy, purchased for a lump sum many years ago, has been in force since then, ang the Bradley: wn in the which reputedly will house left of the former Seibert home NEW 1940 GENERAL ELECTRIC Public is Invited The Palrlawn 8'ores + cordial Invitation ‘¢ venth annfial basket pienie will be ville, Wednesday, July 31 meepiion seven picnic has grown largest and most held In Cen'ral Irwin Park Is « nd is SALI EE nn sry tra lls CNLraily aeal place plenie whi above ha been sold to the equipment need- Falleyrand is the home ocen- now property of Dr. Flegal center Public Sales YAY ous Bellefonte Seeks Veterans’ Hospital Saturday, July 27 ISABEL REITZ SAMUFEY REITZ Foxe Henr Hells of Harr extend tos allend thelr winch held at Irwin Park Ci all attra REAL: BSTATY Inenedint ra f hit oO ! 2 00d the iat ' dence of cedent will be oid, namely Jl Leer me doubie how room fr $ ' on for ed Ne } of Ma : racta of ns I" ide of Malp Street 1 Lia In tober 10. 1980. recorded in mrad Bler- ars Lo be one Pennsyl- Saturday, August 17 MARY FLLEN BIERLY C. CC. SMULL ‘ Dean Penn - 100% Pure PENNSYLVANIA OIL GUARANTEED 2,500 MILES! COMPARE ONLY WITH THE BEST 35¢ OILS! FREE CRANKCASE SERVICE! AL SA® GRADIS 12¢ QUART in ote of 1 ‘Gallon or More Carbon Monoxide Shock Absorber Gas from | * Leaky Mufflers | Links “49 ORD V2 oe HD « 18¢ Cause Thousands of p | PIM VORD A Unsolved SMASH UPS! | P114 . » % Duo “h FORy v ~ 24c ea. 18 news Ove 7 i new mu®er as f ™ ] I Chevrolet 26.27 84c = | DEAN PHIPPS AUTO STORES RM SOUTH ALLEGHENY STREET -:- OPEN EVENINGS 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. 12 ht All Muffiers Priced Low, YEAGER BEGIN THE GREATEST OF ALL Ha AT VE sting Record White Shoe Sales To-Day-Thursday-9 A. M. Only 3 The Refrigerator With CONDITIONED AIR! White dress keeps food fresher in kamidity-. sractically. liminat | transfer of food odors — gives colder, faster freezing tempera- * tures than ever—and G-E prices go even lower for 1940! ROM the greatGeneral Electric Research Lab- oratories have come new advancements that make this the most complete, the most thrifty G-E re- frigerator ever built. Yet General Electric prices go even lower this year! » See G-E! And You'll See The Difference! NEW Beautifully Styled All-Steel Cabinet, NEW Stainless Steel Super | Freezer. NEW Stainless | All Wedges At This Price White dress shoes, oxfords. Any Pair of have never been required to pay premiums. With the destruction ol of the building it is assumed that the policy would not apply on any other building erected on the site A BIG SIX CU. FOOT As Low As Refrigerator $1 1475 Steel Sliding Shelves. | NEW G-E Air Filter. NEW | Automatic Humidity Con. | trol. NEW Humi-dial, The Talleyrand wag built in 1858 by Thompson Milligan, well known citizen or beuefonte, who resided in the bullding for many yeas When Milligan bought the lot on { which it Is erected, there was a | large hole on dhe site which hag to be filied before building operations began. After Milligan's death the home passed into other hands BELLEFONTE Electric Supply Company STATE COLLEGE $2.39 LADIES shoes. Sports and spectators oxfords. LADIES spectator’s All heel heights. Many Other Bargains Yeager’s Shoe Store Plaza Theatre Bldg. Prices to Remember Two pairs to any one person - - - - $4.50 MEN brown and white, Were $2.95 All-white, Black, to $4.00 $1.69 Were $1.95 to $2.45 tan, antique. Two pairs to any one person - - - - $3.25 MEN All-white, brown and white. Odd lot of dark shoes. 1.00 Misses’ or Children’s White Low Shoes 50 Pairs-Girls’ and Women's Play Shoes All Sales Final Bellefonte. and the well. ad an the Pirst ts Deed dated Deed
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