March 27, 1941. HOWARD lection for Ae THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. ing Daytona Beach, Mr. Everett for many years a latter carrier out of the Bellefonte postoffice forced to retire last May becaus of ll health. The trip south | ported to have been of con benefit to his health Dr. and Mr E H Adan Paul M. Corman, all of No heny § nt Wed in Pittsburgh mission While t} much of bro her, Robert wio pital the whit about Lo have er ' that It Is a bit incongruous liberty floating ov manent I DIOCK, DUL a8 IONE A burn Lhe symbol was kept Ie M and Mr BE. Wide we couldn compiain derab Pace © xi rE : ed the oldest generation Next In ries oflices in Beliefonte {or the pas! line was his daughter Mrs, Carrie two vears Mr. Walker, gradunte | CENTEE COUNTY HOSPITAL | Wolf; then came her son, Kline of College High and Penn | Wolf; then hig son, Richard Wolf, St manager of the Klinger IN T HE WEEK'S NEWS ahd finally, Richard's two-year-old farms at Millbrook davghter, Patty Wolf " v he Muncy ——— A 1 <1 h ZILA { 1 ' WH ! } N 4 \ i J "go his Ly REO ee the held a frst ald court at the Belle Monday of Last Week Kinley Philip E. Sun- | Christian 8¢ faith, Funeral ser- cova v MC A at 7:30 o'clock Fri : 4 'y | N a! » } | flor hd al A | 8 harsed Ai walter Halder day. Bellefonte Mrs Helen Bitner i ( Were heid Monday afternoon day, March 28 vith seven patrol M1 dant son of State Col- Ceblre Hal William F, 8holl, Belle. {al the Schenck home, with Mrs. Em= goo) these ty Allegt J. H. Runkle fonte: Mrs. Anthony T. Ricker and ma Kirk, of Williamsport, Christian Jl lude the health and safety of last { Belleonte R.D 2 infant gaughter, State College; Mrs, | Science reader, officiating. Interment 1d f events will be busine 1 of Belle! William L, Garman, Howard, R. D wi I actor I'he | Corman eh and infant son of 2; Master Donald Hess, Milesbury How: vith het D 2 Admitted Births: A daughter to Mr and Ma » I Duquesne reed Tuesday: Francis Benne: I" ged Tuesday: Trai wi Additional Locals tient in a ho nburg in February (Continued from page five) Week He Sunday: happy parents of a daughter vere burn Richard L. Fye . ™ thelr first iid orn al Alquipp Admitted’ Miss Priscilla E. Ma i cl 0 WGUIPPR. | ong in ‘enna, Furnace, and from believed th presen at he will have nc 4 fe the symbol of of th f prison oe 1941 In WILs from April gale ale is ih will be good aha iowson YOO much North - from Philadel r home on Tuesday District SBeouts will To Reopen Local Abatéole Hr ee ~ PUBLIC SALE Ohio and Indiana ~ HORSES AT GEORGE LOHR FARM, Along Bellefonte Pleasant Gap Highway, on MON., MAR. 31 AT 1 M. SHARP Milesbur ¥ ence A treet 00) mpeting. Award Lree hx and inlant week Mi \ made In Schench oon wars mite, pent end the court Salona dr. and Mrs. William Joh: Aliquippa, on Tuesday becam n ne the fi T resday of Las an explosion teel mill, Mr ried to be recovering Lellan, Bethlehem; Paul W, Watson . M John on » y former Jean quesne Bellefonte R. D3; Mrs, Charles B Mr AULse Layior nehester Poorman, daughter of 8 H. Poor- Lambert State College; Harold C { Belle Leathers, Howard, R, D Mi Nancy E Leather Bellefonte R D1 Discharg State C south Walter { et rex Wodesday of Last Week Admit ed: Rodney M, Struble of sllefonte, RD. 1, Discharged: Mrs erwood Robinson and infant jellefonte, R. D. 2. Admit- ged Sunday hoider, Centr ATTENTION ! Meal Buyers! THE V. & 5, HOME-DRESSED MEATS AND PROVISIONS ed: Mrs. Hot 00 P lege, R. D1 Williams, Bellefonte McDowell, Howard day and discharged same «Gf bert A. Miller f Be ie Mr and Mi ner Mis Mr A. Breon Celia T w ay. dischar 1 Burk Thursday of Lat Week Jefor G M. Harp- J. Fred Markle die - Open the - BEEZER ABATTOIR AT SPRING CREEK Friday, March 28 WITH A FULL LINE OF CHOICE MEATS Wholesale & Retail DRIVE OUT AND SE} Ex-Merchant Dies (Continued from page one) T. E. JODON FRANK MAYES, Auct SMELTZER, Clerk BRACHBILL’S oh WwW. Bellefonte, Pa. Friday: Street Admitted: I College: ) ard, R Spring D. 2 charged Sunday Mu Johnstown Saturday Admitted Lemon The First Thing You Need! SPRING SHOES LL FIND THE STYLE AT BROWN'S! 563.99 Men! Why } Not Step Ot Out This is Spoing In a Pair of FASH- IONABLE, COMFORTABLE Shoes? . . . A Pair from BROWN'’S Assures You of Both! BROWN'S DOLLY BROWNS VOGAIRES SORORITYS =6).99 Springlime Food Festival Peaches 2: ]5¢ Niblets 2 23c 10 ~~ 45¢ FELS NAPTHA a tall cans 49c¢ KELLOGG'S BROWN'S BROWN'S em ED AND YOU YOU LIKE 9 Superbas i a Comfytreds 99 i & S WEIS QUALITY Milk PLAIN ROLL EVAP. Rice Krispies 2 "2 25 Oleomargarine 2 bas 3c 3 Minute Oats - 2+ 15c¢ Banner Lye 2 - 25¢ Heinz Ketchup «ww 18¢ 2 cartons 15¢ NEW SPRING cn HOSIERY | CHIFFON | SPRING 49¢ 69¢ HOSIERY CREPE 19¢ NYLON 1.15 Sheer, Sizes 814 - MEN'S find shoes that for sport and traight tips for t10N Independence Safety Matches. Fresh Jelly Eggs_______ 1b 9¢ Chewing Gum or Candy Bars. == Jor }0e 20 Mule Team Borax_______________lb pkg 15¢ Boraxo forthe hands... ..............can 15¢ Rinso or Dxydofige © box. oo... for ic Penn Rad Motor Oil____._________8-qt can 99¢ Thrivo Dog Food _. 3 1-1b cans 25¢ Cocoamalt_ __ 4-Ib ¢ can 24¢ Ib can 43¢ Rainbow Liquid Blea) 2 1-pt btls 18¢ Kleenex Tissues _ pkg 500 28¢ Combining stvle and com- fort, our spring shoe collec- tion affords a perfect choice in footwear for vour fash- ion-right Easter ensemble ! One hundred styles to select from, assuring ‘you of style to suit your every wish. (Gabardines, Patents, Kids and Calfskin. In Black, Jrown, Blonde and Blue, Sizes 314 to 10; AAAA to 0, k. brown Créne Sole Sport Oxfords $2.99 and $3.99 il. CHEF BOY-AR-DEE SPAGHETTI 3 ge cans 25¢ SPAGHETTI AND MEAT BALLS 2 cans 23¢ FRESH ROASTED COFFEES BREAKFAST HOUR 2 1-1b bags 27¢ WEIS LEADER 2" "= 33¢ / Clear and Ringless to 101 , N LL) "a 1208 6 Girls! Here Are Your LOAFERS and CASUALS for Spring ! $1.99 $2.99 Easter Shoes for Growing Girls $1.59 $1.99 Spring Styles for Boys $1.99 $2.99 GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS 4" 22 2 doz 33¢ FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT 5 for 16¢ NEW * Potatoes. FLA (Oranges. - QUALITY MEATS LEG » LAMB Loin Chops FRESH SAUSAGE SMOKED SQUARES - JUMBO BOLOGNA suc Dress-up styles in Pumps, Straps and Oxfords, Black, Brown and Blue, Crepe and Leather Soles, SIZES UP TO 3. WIDTHS A to C. Brown, Tan, Brown and White, Leather and Crepe Soles. Flat and Medium Heels, SIZES 4 to 8. AA to B. BROWN’S BOOT SHOPS, Bellefonte, Pa. Boys, they're new and styled just like “Dad's.” Ten styles in Black and Brown. Crepe, Rubber and Leather Soles. Moccasins, Wing Tips and Plain Toes,
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