December 12, 1940.
_THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
“PINE GROVE MILLS
Our Post master and garageman
George Lauck came in from the
Barrens Saturday evening with an After several years as mechanic
extra large 9 point buck. a nice kill. | at Dodds service station Harry Cox
Wilbur Dodd also came in Saturday | resigned recently to accept a simi
with a nice deer, shot in the Henry {lar position in the garage al
Gap near Graysville, | Sormstown. Good-luek Harry,
Miss Esther Corl ‘has left the! Mr. Charles Corl recently erected
Samuel I Corl home as Mr. Corl is | 8 new house near the highway on |
much fmproved in health and has the Israel Corl Estate farm at |
gone to spend some time at State | Strubles Station. The new owner
College
Farmer Delbert Confer
was a pleasant caller in ow
last Thursday p. m
Mrs. Homer M. Walker is
ported in serious condition
Centre County Hospital
Mrs. Ada Krebs and daughte.
Mrs. Maud Henry spent last Wed-
nesday in Altoona on a X-mas
shopping tour and visiting friends. |
They were supper guests at the C
L. Corl home in Juniate
Mr. and Mrs, John Quinn were
recent callers in Lewistown and
Santa Claus hunters. They were
dinner guests at home of her
son Mr. Roy Gates and family
Guy Kocher, Faye Randolph, who
are employed by U. 8. Government,
at Campe Meade Md. were over
the past weekenders with their
families here in town .
The Mrs. William Harris family
will in the near future flit from the Vit Sirarsl dor thither
Irvin Walker home to the Mrs, Min- tract near Woon: viele | inher
nie McGinley (Charles Martz) |... bl r of commercial value
house on E. Main Street. Lost—Engli: Setter, pet dof
At the Miles Walker black and white 1 black eye: 2
Woodycrest a new baby - "| black ears about 1 year old. Pleas
Thanksgiving present. The Walk- for ans ort tion Hugh C. Dale
er's former farmer: town; Mr on the ; tate College R. D
and Mrs. Leonard Rudy are receiy- Prof T A Mrs will represent
ing congratulations over a new son Washington Grange this week at
James Leonard, at their home, ti Pensyivania State anbual meeting
M. B. Musser farm on the Brand in Wilkes Barre
born last Friday.
COLLEGE TWP.
Mrs. Margaret Sunday is spend-
Mr. and Mrs, Charles W, Meyers:
ing some time with her daughter
and family at Oak Hall, Mrs, Waldo
and sons Stanley and David of Le-
mont, and Mr and Mrs. John Weav-
Homan.
Mr. Sherman Henry and wife of
er and son Richard and daughter
Lavon were guests on Thanksgiving
New York City were over weekend
guests at her parental] home, Mr
and Mrs, Lewis Gunsimore. Sher-
man. a former farm boy here a‘ y with Mr. and Mrs. William H.
the Henry Snyder farm left Fergu- Meyers at Tusseyville
son Twp. 30 years ago hence many t many deer
changes noted on his return, He is Krelx
4 Garner
Tr ressler, Od
. mar
er on the John H, Bailey farm on
White Hall road.
the farm
for
remodeling
completely
| Wasson is
buildings
farming.
i With only
of Zion |
burg
a few more days ‘till
{ the shortest day of the year and
winter seems a little in a hurry-
some of our rich folks are planning
early departure for Florida until
still Ie
in the
State again
Golden Rule Class of the Pres-
byterian Sunday School will hold
its December meeting in the form
of a Christmas party in the church
Wednesday evening, December 11th
at 8 o'clock
Prof. and Mrs, Fred Plerce of
State College were in town Friday
on a shopping tour and mingling
with their friends, prior to Christ-
mas vacation
Farmer J. Fos
business visitor
Pleasant Gap
Lumberman W
chased the
he
Lal
ter Musser
Thursday
a
in
w as
last
R. Shope has pur.
home at
girl, a
near
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bein
Clayton
mmer
ie Spicer,
now foreman for large Bridge build-
ing Co. of New York Cit v
We are predicting at least
leap vear we rs in our localit:
and of course maybe some others
just sneaking aroung to tell us at
the last moment
Miss Sara Hess of
High School faculty
County, was an over
guest at her parental
Branch.
Mr. John H Everhart of Wilkins-
burg spent past week with his
relatives in our valley most of his
time with his e maocher at
Graysville who is not in the best of
health but improved from last
week
Mrs, Annie Tate
was a recent guest at
M. Hess home.
A: a meeting last Tuesday
ing of Baileyville Grange the
Jowing officers were slected [or 1941
The retiring Master 8. A, Homan
and wife are representing this order
at the annual state meeting in Wil-
kes Barre this week: Master, R W
Reed: Overseer, W. A. Schilling,
Lecturer, Ruth Harpsier; Steward,
Ed. Cloiser: Asst. Steward, Elwood
Homan, Chaflain, Mrs, Ada Camp-
bell; Treas. Frank Homan, Secy. et Dullen
Bertha Schilling: Gatekeeper, Ei- Visitors
mer Logan; Ceres, Margaret Logan, home on
Pomona, Ada Harper: Flora Mary Mr: George White and children, of
E Homan; L. A. S.. 8. A. Homan; | Rote; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lau-
Pianist, Mrs. John Walters: Fin. | bach and children Jer Shore
Com. John ‘Donl yv: Ins, Agent, 1. Mr. and Mrs ovd Butler and
G. Harpster; Pur. ‘Agent "8. A. Ho- | daughter Wava of Mill Hall; Joe
man. Picec lo and Florenc SP iRen of
The popular drover Lester Moyer | Willlamsport: Ray hillips of
of Port Royal, Pa, was among our | Marsh Creek: a es and Ed-
farmers last Friday and purchased | ward Annie Dullen of
10 fine fresh Holstein and Guern- | Beech Creek: Paul Laubach, Earl
sey cows, for his public auction this | Welghan: Dean Cramer of
week. Nisbet, Mary Dulien of Howard
Recent Mrs
Rolal d But} EN Mill Hall
Samuel B. Wasson farm and Bdward ort: don!
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wasson, the Edward Omdorf, Elzabetls De-
Misses Margaret and Ella Glenn laney and Margaret Dullen aspen!
of State College and Paul Wasson Friday at the Mike Delaney home
of Tusseyville. at Centre Hall
Reports are that Mr. Samuel Mr, and Mrs, Orvis Clark and
Rudy who has tenanted the past daughter Martha, were Sunday
few vear {. Corl farms al dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Ouk Grove wil icceed Irvin Walk~ : Spangler at Nbany
2 more Pox and
joer were among
1 to cach
Helen Tressier
spent We
riend Mi
Joycelyn
ger one
Houser-
inesday night
s Naomi Lyle
Lutz and her moth
Danie] Lutz of State Col-
were Sunday visitors at the
and Herkimer hone at Hou-
ille on Sunday especially to see
Lutz's mother Mrs. Elizabeth
Herkimer
Irvin Knepps butchered on Wed-
nesday, Clagence Sheesley on
Thursday, Morris Garner on Friday
wnsonbaugh Saturday
Neidigh expects to do the
on Dec. il, George Spicer on
Leonard and Prank Tres-
fol. | slers will follow in the near future.
Mrs. Willis Johnsonbaugh spent
Wednesday with her daughter Mrs
i Morris Garner,
of
with
Shanksville
of Somersed
Thanksgiving
home on the
the
zed
sel
of State College on
the Samuel
work
bape
even. a !
——
LITTLE NITTANY
Mrs. Boyd
Wava. of
Butler and daughter
days with hb
bell
wore
at the Eliza
Sunday Mr
1 Delaney
and
oy
ra
and
dither arent at the
home were
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MOSHANNON
There were 63 present at the
Methodist Sunday School Sunday,
Dec. 8th, Rev, C. M, Hamunond gave
tan illustrated lecture Sunday even-
ing.
| Don't forget the Bazaar and fea
{tival at the Print Shop Saturday
| evening, Dec. 14h. beginning al
{ five o'clock. All kinds of fancy
| work for sale.
Mrs, Mott of Bellefonte, and Mrs.
| Taylor of Traverse, Mich, called on
| Mrs, Winnie Kerin Tuesday of Jast
week.
The Paul MeCowan's of Jersey
Shore, were here at the McGowan
home for Sunday dinner and hteir
son Robert who had hunted for seve
eral days with Jamse Kelley of this
| place
James Kelley
phia Sunday
Mary Ann Lucas R, N
mie and Dona Musser,
weekend at the J, F. Lucas home,
The hunters at Mrs, Winnie Ker-
ins last week were: hdixe and Rob-
ert O'Neill of Midland, Pa. each
getting a deer. Byron O'Neil] and
son Billy of Aliquippa, Pa., Billy
shot a deer. The O'Nellls are all
nephews of Mrs. Kerin
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Lewis and
Hope. Jack Ross, of Karthaus,
John Bowes of Pine Glen,
to Curwensville Sunday afternoon
and visiteq Mr, ana Mrs, Miles
{| Crownover and Mr, and Mrs, Mer-
ritt Caldwell.
Mrs. Gregg
Falls spent a
at the home of Mr
Borger
Mr. C, C. Lucas of Howard, visit.
ed a few days the past week at the
home of John F. Lucas and Mr
and Mrs, LeRoy Lew!
A birthday party was given gi the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Doyle Borger
Friday evening in honor of Mrs
Borger's birthday
Mr, and Mrs, “Troople” Price are
ocoupying part of the McGowan
house vacaled by Mr. =; Mrs. John
Tubridy.
Mr. and Mrs
Rochester, N. Y.
here recently,
(From last week)
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Culver and son
Paul Jr, and Miss Helen Lohenils
of Harrisburg spent Thanksgiving
gt the Frank Zhiver home,
Mr. Samuel Hipple of Ellsworth,
Pa., passed through Moshannon on
his way to camp Sunday morning.
Dec, 1st
The
left for
and Jim-
Borger of Niagara
few dz>- this week
and Mrs. Clyde
John Tubridy of
visited relatives
hunters at the Culver
were: Mr. C. E Shoemaker and son
Harry of Clover Hill, Pa, and Paul
Culver Jr., of Harrisburg, Pa
en - —
There will be Bible study every
Monday evening. Mr. Meese {5 In
charge and all are welcome to at-
tend
Those [rom our vicinity who were
fortunate enough to got a deer were
H. P Houser, Willis Houser, Charles
Houser Henry Knox. Fred Lose, Fd.
ward Lose, Norman Houser and Cecil
Milton
Mr
the
hom
and Mrs. Forest Eckley are
prouc grandparents of a grand-
daughter born last week to Mr and
Mrs Richard Walte Mra Walle was
the former Miss Betty Eckiey
Mr. and Mrs Paul E. Eckley and
Marion RH pent Sundsy with
Ms. and Milford Eckley of
Axemann
Mr. and
children,
with Mr
Those
home of
were Mr
and Mr. and
two children, of Bellefonte
Mary Hampton spent the week
in Bellefonte wilh her grandma,
Bertha Shope
JULIAN
Fred Kurtz of Camden New
8 visiting her mother, Mrs
Tallhelm
Mr. and Mrs. Jene Markle and
chdidren of Pleasant Gap spent
Sunday at the BE B. Willams home,
Wiliam Chandler and Esther
Chandler visited with Mr. and Mrs
Edward Houser, Pleasant Gap on
Thanksgiving Day.
Sunday guests at he home of
Mrs. Marcella Beals, where a de-
lidous turkey dinner was served,
were: Mr. and Mra. Alvin Espy and
| Mrs. Snyder, of Juniata; Mr, and
Mrs. B. H Williams, Phyllis and
Bernice, Port Matilda; Mr, ang Mrs.
Eugene Dando and daughter Janet
Harrisburg; Mr. and Mrs. Gail
Dando and Mr. gnd Mrs, William
Dando. Mrs. Beals jeft on Tuesday
for Miami,
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Leer
.
Mrs
Mrs. John Bowe ahd (wo
of Lemont. spent Sunday
and Mrs. Ed Houser
who spent Sunday
Mr. and Mn
and Mrs. Earl Yearick
Mrs. Ed Houser and
at
Fred Lose
the
Mrs
Mrs
Jersey
Mollie
| Minnie Gill made a business trip
to Bellefonie on Thursday.
| Mrs. Alvin Krebbs, State College,
| visited her mother Mrs, Lillie Wel-
lar on Wednesday,
PORT MATILDA
RK DL
Mr,
| tended the funeral of the latter's |
uncle, James Rorabaugh last Tues-
day, who died of peritonitis in the |
| Philipsburg hospital.
| Mrs, Oreta Rorabatgh and Mrs,
Nancy Woomer of Tyrone, spent
| Sunday with their sister Mrs. A J.
| Collett, who has been seriously ill
| for seven weeks at her home,
Mr. and Mrs, Miles Hoover and
with his
| maugh spent Sunday with the for- |
| mers mother,
i Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hoover
| and family of Altoona, spent Sun
| day with Mr, and Mis, 'W. E. Shive-
ly.
| Misses Frances and Nannle Lewis
| spent Sunday in Tyrone.
| Mrs MM, A Kerin and Mrs. Greta
Rorabaugh spent Wednesday in
Bellefonte.
wig
|
|. nen
| tel
I
Philadel |
spent the
and |
motored |
Florida, where ahe ex- |
pects to spend part of this winger. |
and Mrs. M. A. Kerin al- |
STATE COLLEGE
Mrs, B, R. Gardner, Mrs, © a. A. | home of Mr. and Murs,
Burge, Mrs, R. A. Hussey and Mrs, | sons of Helster street,
Harry W Seamans entertalned at a Mr. and Mrs. Homer Eisenman of
tea Thursday afternoon ai the Nit- | wes; Beaver avenue, had as their
tany Lion Inn | voce: guest, Anna, Jennie and Cora
Mrs. Sophronia Wands. daughter | | Buiter of Lock Haven
Hazel and Mrs, Margaret Wallace |. gi0t0 college Rebekah Lodge
were hostesses to the Cleaners | 4), hold their annual
Sunday School Class at their an- party thi “
nual Christmas party held in the so- | Chet regular lodge meeting
cial rooms of the Evangelical church | 4
Tuesday evening | Julia Cus gier of East College ave-
Mrs, Sara Erb returned to her | Bast Bi ele
home on Helster street Priday | | day evening
evening having spent sometime at | | Bellg Eme
{the home of her son-in-law and |
[daughter Mr, and Mrs. Donald
{ Lanker of Harrisburg 8
Walter Par-
spent Thurg-
al the home of Carrie |
rick in Centre Hall,
Ralssell Anstead of Helster street,
pent several days this week at the
0 pny alt home of his parents jun Cresson
ois Pale ith & of Mapor Holy Mrs. Philip Foster of West College |
j enteriaineq with A : 7 0 | gvenue, had as her guests on Thurs-
honor of her husband's birthday on | .. =~ 4... son-in-law and daughter
Thursday evening. Those guests pn: 454 Mrs J 8. Crandell of
{ present were as followsy Edward | oo. naign Niinots
| Mandel, G. L. Fletcher, Joseph Nefl | “yw weaver of Niles. Ohio, who
and John Weaver, : gC rea Tas
b | had been spending some time at the
Mrs, R. W. Pease, Mr, and Mrs. | por >of vr r,t?
Hugh Williams and Clara Chiltos sons. of Helster street and Mr. and
| spent Friday visiting in Reedsville, I Mrs. C. L. Weaver of Struble Sta-
Mrs. E. M, Smith of South P= | ., rotumed to his home on Sun-
terson street, is confined to her bed
A { day.
because of lines: | Mary Kathryn Corl of Pine Hall,
Mr. and Mrs, William Dunkle and spent Saturday in Shenandoah
daughter of South Burrowes street | "Mrs E B. Pitts of North Allen
visited in Tyrone on Saturday. | street, spent Monday in Willlsms-
Oscar Milton Gray, son of Mrs. port
Edna Gray of East College avenue, | Elsie Kress
is a patient in the Lock Haven hos- | spent seve: J
pital due to injuries caused in an | Harflsburg
automobile accident
R. Gearhart of |
of
of Nittany Avenue,
days last week in
Christmas |
Thursday evening after |
Elizabeth Spotis of |
DRY TOP
BOGGS TWP.
Deer then more deer. Saturday
the Scribe heard two shots and
apened her kitchen doar to gee 14
year old Clyde McKinley dragging
a nice size deer toward the house.
“Is your man there,” was Clyde's
query, “No Clyde” Then the litile
fellow who ls small for his age,
stepped astride of the deer and took
{out the entradls, he started home
hauling his deer by a rope fastened
to is neck. Other geer gotlen {rom
a crew of men some of who had £15
| Heenses were the Wyland crew and
| friends from Ohio, who each got &
| deer, six in all. John Burns one;
| Eugene Burning one and his girl |
friend one.
| Mrs, Clara Holt, of Tyrous, spend
| & few days with ber mother while |
her brother Forrest Alkens hunted
Mr. and Mrs, George Kelley, Mrs
John Kelley and family helped the
Hicks family of Milesburg to butch-
er, Dr.
ported
Pipes,
mental, Brindleys,
Brandy and Burley, Rum and
have more than 230 br.
er, Saturday $20.75 and sold on easy terms,
The Breen Sunday School Class |
of the Mlilesburg Baptsit church en-
tertained their mothers. also the
Superintendent Saturday evening |
to dinner at the Nittany Inn, at
| Nittany. Those present were: Mr. |
|and Mrs. George Newman, Mrs. |
| Rayman long and daughter Lois, |
Mrs. Ralph Miller and daughter
! Lorraine, Mrs. Orlando Bryan and
grand daughter Anne 8tere, Mis
Clyde Poorman and daughter Ver- |
nal. Mrs, Gordan and Mrs, Landis
Evervone enjoyed themselves very
much and the food was delicious,
See the New Flastic-Glass
FAMOUS
W. Roy Uhl, Propr.
i
Londen Deck, Serene,
PIPES
IN BILLEFONTE
~Kaywoodie, Yellow Bole, Smoke Mast
Fox Chapel—im-
id Hickory, Roy-
al Duke of Dundee, Calumet, Royalton, 20 different Corn Cob
Grabow, Kirsten
from England,
Our stock of Pipe Tobaceos includes brands seidem found in
stores outside the big cities— Walnut, Osterlohs, Blue Boar, Regi.
Herbert Tareyton, OM
Mariner, Middleton's Club, Suliff 78, White Burley and Honeydew,
Maple, Dunnshoro,
We carry 72 brands of Cigars, from 3 for 5c to 3 for 51.00. We
ns of Clgareties,
See the new Underwoed Portable Typewriters. Priced as low as
Kelton Watches for Ladies and Men—85.95 to $9.95.
AMITY BILLFOLD from $1.00 to $5.00.
Tobacco Pouches, priced at $1.00,
PARKER PENS and PENCILS, Many NEW Novelties.
QUEEN ANNE CANDY Ib. Box, $2.00
PENN BELLE SMOKE SHoP
W. High st Bellefonte,
We Carry the Large st
Assoriment of
Mr. and Mrs, C
Woodland Drive, had as their week- |
ts Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth |
of Stroudsburg. |
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Bender and |
family of Wes, College avenue, |
pent Sunday visiting at the home |
of Mrs. Ber mother in Beats
Gearhart :
A Small Deposit
Will Hold Any Ar-
ticle Until X-mas,
wier
i
burg
Mrs. Albert Kerstetier of East |
Beaver avenue, enlertained the |
following guests with a dinney party |
at her home Thursday noon; Jul fa |
Garner, Mrs, Clara Shaffer, Mrs.
Herbert Royer, Mrs, Ralph Weaver, |
Mrs. Elizabeth Spo'ts. Mrs. Ralph
Stover and Mrs. M. G. Fowler.
Mary Jean Popp of Adams avenue |
had as her weekend guest Hilda |
Sweitzer of Philadelphia, f
Thomas Parrady returned to his |
home in Philadelphia on Sunday |
having spent the past week ai the
RANDOM NOTES
(Continued from page 7)
WRARAR
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you sent a $200 card to every one
you know you would, somehow, be
denjed the Tight to ore} lebrate Christ
mas. nce it is with some de |
] we note that this year you |
uy a Ohi! stmas card for small
chan ge and still have the right to
parade st reets Christmas eve
sin “Peace on Earth, Googa Will
Lp
For Christmas’
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CHRISTMAS PREVIEWS: |
William B. Troupe and A L Ro-!
selle, who annually delight their
youngsters with complicated electric |
train lay-outs, are busy sefiing up
thelr outfits. Only a Certified Elec~ |
trical Engineer will be able 10 oper-
ate the countless gadgels and oon-
trols on the Troupe outfit this year,
and rumor has it that the layout |
will Include a glass enclosed cage in
which the youngsters will be safely
imprisoner while “Daddy™ rung the |
trains.
GEORGE:
Jellefontes municipal authorities |
are more and more adopting In|
reality a “Let George Do TL" atte |
tude. Council which dumps all odd |
jobs on George, last week made him |
a present of the job of collecting
traflic fines. The school board, |
Monday night, picked on Ceorge |
for a task no one else has been able
[to do. Repeatedly the Board has
tried to eliminate parking in the |
Academy driveway, without avail |
so the Board happily decided they'd |
get George to take over the problem. |
Bellefonte’s George, in cage you |
haven't guessed, is George Carpen- |
eto, who ls employed by the Bore |
ough, but who seems to be growing |
into a municipal institution who is |
expected to do anything anyone
wants him to do.
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Latest Styles, Materials
$1.59
WORK PANTS
$1.00
Dress Shirts
Sizes 14 to 17.
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A mixup In type in a local news.
paper last week, had three Belle
fonte residents witnessing a birth |
Linstead of a wedding, Since one of
the “witnesses” was Miss Geraldine
Bilger, deputy In the offices of Reg.
lister Harry A. Corman, politicians |
may get to thinking and create a
‘new office, Withesser of Births,
PINE GLEN
There will be church at the usual
hour next Sunday morning,
Mrs. SBchmoke and sons Wesiey
and Maynard motored to Altoons
‘one day last week.
James Mackel, a jucky hunter this
season, bagged an eight point buck
{ the first day.
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$1.95 - $3.95
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Handkerchiefs
Men's Silk and
Wool Scarfs - 25¢, 39¢
Men's Comb and
Brush Sets - 25¢ to 98¢
s Bedroom
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Fine Quality (3 pr. to box)
Men's Sox box 35¢
Men's Leather Dress
Gloves - $1 to $1.29
pr. 3%
25¢
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MEN'S TABLE TOP
SMOKE STANDS
Attractive for any room
in the home
69¢ to $1.00
for everyone on your list.
never before, to supply the Christmas needs
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We are prepared, as
of
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$1 35 $9.95
$ 5.95
WHY PAY MORE?
Girly’ Size 3 to M
Dresses. . 59¢ to 98¢
Bays’ Dress Pants and
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Boys' Cordurey
Jackets ..... $1.95
Boys’ and Girls’ Size 2 to M4
Snow Suits $1 -$5.95
Boys’ and Girls
Sweaters .... $1.00
Decorate Your Tree With Trimmings from Turners — Wide Selection to Choose From
Among ither sportsmen stopping
al the Mackel home were a number
from Philadelphia. Red killed his
deer the first dav of the season
| and Al. the second day.
There will be a play at the Com-
I munity Hall on Friday night, Dec.
8-Light Tree
Light
Sets
29¢ - 59¢
Bulbs
5c
Tree Light
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