July 24, 1941, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Page Seven NEW HOUSE PAINT MADE BY DU PONT WAS CHOSEN FOR THE NEW MODERN HOME BECAUSE IT Congratulations To Contractor PAUL R. SPEARLY for his fine efforts in building modern, STARTS whiter — because it's made with titanium ox- ide, whitest paint pigment low-cost homes, HARRY BADGER TINNER STAYS whiter because it's “self-cleaning” (see below) Easy and fast to apply... has excellent hiding lishop St, Phone 231-1. Bellefonte, Pa. Saves money because it looks better longer New “self-cleaning” Ve light colors, too. ud were favored with the sub-contract for in starts after a few months of ex- posure under normal conditions of weather, but may be delayed under unusual climatic or dirt- collecting conditions. Because the “self cleaning’ process is gradual, the wearing qualities of the paint film are not abnormally affected. Its economy lies in the fact that it stretches the time between paintings. Remember: Du Pont House Paint costs no more than other good paints. Ask your painting contractor to use it! RILLIANTLY white at the start, Du Pont House Paint keeps houses whiter because it stays cleaner! Here's why: — Du Pont Prepared Paint forms a tough, durable film which pro- tects the surface from rust, rot or decay. Like all paints, it col- lects dirt on exposure to the ele- ments. As time goes on, however, a fine white powder forms on the surface of this new paint. This powder is washed away by heavy rains, carrying the dirt with it, and exposing a fresh white sur- face. This “self-cleaning” process the HEATING AND PLUMBING the stallation of in Spearly model home. We feel honored in having played a part in of this inexpen- the construction complete, but modern home, WALTER R. EBERHART Plumbing and Heating Shy fe, PuPONT Paints Were Used Exclusively for the Exterior and Interior of the New Modern Home. JACK WILKINSON Wernicke and Equipment Agent {20 Globe Comnany Office Supplies Plaza Theatre Bldg. Bellefonte, Pa. S. Water St. Phone 509-M lellefonte, Pa. Hundreds File For Offices page one) ered an Important factor, the gens eral belief being that positions at the head or near the end of the receive more “undecided” votes than those with position near (he mids die. The positions are drawn by an ordinary pool "pidl box employed, If there are six cand.- dates for an office, six “pls” num- bered from 1 W 6 are placed In the and shaken Each candidale draws one and the number on It decides ballot position. In case absent at the draws Hine me= (Continued from being box pili mn candidate | ing the Conn one to set in his place nissaone] with the legal A survey ol filed Cumnmissioners belore Monday, reveals that whik are a number of candidates ne Lorougl wwnehip ol- there ae nu candidates lor t tice wr ofl which will be wi petitions Lhe deadline ther fon auld flee uted this yea: In noi may do by FIL on IK who ween how nd election Lime candidate Bellefonte Borough In Belelonte Bor Hardman ¥. Harr Hepubili nents ald BUCH Case hte Hot HEF ballot Hl nan asbilg el Ceci be ARG LY person willie ugh ay lo Opp BO Aad { " BLIC CRIN Sali Wa Rn both fou Wailer B. lai Rr Norlh nie candid Juncillinan Ih J. Ring three sehool dipect ewcled fi I's Just Natural | lo Display the BEST When “Showing Ofl” a New Home THE KELVINATOR Range and Refrigerator On Display in this New Modern Home Were Chosen With That Thought In Mind ! uo. The Kelvinator Range and Refrig- erator add greatly to the attractive- ness and conven- ience of the modern kitchen in this home. “With All-Glass Cold-mist Freshener R. K. OWENS ELECTRIC STORE Allegheny Street Bellef onte, Pa. a aed ne COUNTY OFFICES Attorney: Museer ican, William Ww Ww Cet Litke Healy Demo Fred B Condo Tn Las ican: John Wwrer Ww BELLEFONTE BOROUGH PFPUBRLICAN Judge of glection, Samyet! D Rhine mith. 8 W.. Mrs. Ana P. Wilkinso Ww Inspector Decker, Jr Councilman Ww Harry E B long N 8 WwW 8 WwW Walter Mauck. W W.. Ruswell J. Lambert Hardman P. Harris John 8 Walker William B, Troupe Williasn H. Brown Joseph FALL Raymond Amanernnan George M Brown. Jolin I. Shulte Paul M. Dutibs, Wilbur H Baney. Wil- lam J Benford. Elwood LL Johnson Justice of the peace: William H Brown NW DEMOORAT [! Inspector of election: Charles E Schoefles, NW. Mary B Iry. WW w Puneliman Edward J Teaman W director Mrs. Ruth W Hartswick Tax collector: Charles P. M. Smith; D. Wagner Celas ugh auditor bool director Tax collector School br The PACE SETTER ! . For top performance and economical operation , . . select the Pace Setter of warm-air furnaces . .; hy Mueller. O. W. Houts LUMBER <0. * M Dial 703, State College, Pa. WoL, CENTRE HALL REPUBLICAN Judge of election: Ceorge Vout Inspector of election: Fora Murtz Couneilman Clark Burkholder Bruce Knarr, George K. Rimmey School director: J. D. Bear-on Tax collector: William D. Shoop DEMOCRAT Judge of election Inspector of Bradford Councilman: George Stover Foust, E. Olavton Wagner Avditor: J. Ernest Wagner School director: J. William ford Tax collector: W. H Potter Constable: G. 8. Matter HOWARD BOROUGH REPUBLICAN Judge of Inspecto fer Couneiiman Carson Coun Amick Balser Lor ¢ 4 School directo Kurtz Tax « Pleiche Justice of the pence: A MILESBL RG REPUBLICAN Judee of election: Malcolm Swartz Inspector of election: M Hiv Hele £ Whiteman Ci BOROUGH Whiteman Blanche John election James Brad elect P of election ark Miller Elfreda Con- on wo veam Warren Harold Nef four vearn vn BSehenck, L iman Will Weber director, six H vears: B OG four Walter + Ishler lector: T. A Years H Ple Bam ae her D. Gledhil BOROLGH n E Sent Chie rd W. Beller Rossman Marcellas B Wood ny Pax eollector Priend Burges James J DEMOCRAT Coun Avery Leiteell P. 1. Holt MILLHEIM BOROUGH DEMOCRAT Manan James A PHILLIPSBURG PEPUBLICAN Mover BOROUGH of ele Peters tion: Wavde | Peter J Minn re aret ‘ 3 ARORA! un director: P. O Kn a BR RR Rowies STATE COLLEGE BOROY GH REPUBLIOAN © Lex tion: Charley f Robert Y. Pdwards | Acheson. T RR Gllbert, N Mitien Paul © Hart H Lederer R. Mingle 3 director: Gordon Kissinger Flirabeth C. Robison MH Jon DPNOCRAT Inspector: N. C RNeldigh. E Tax collector. PB Meak: lL Councilman: Morris 1 Promun D School director: ( Edith H Anderson, W SNOW SHOE BOROUGH REPUBLICAN Behan! director Charles Rose M. France ENIONYILLE BOROUGH REPUBLICAN eleCiic Roy C of flection Busene H ~4 D D Pye Ww Gall Norris D Mar gared Counciiman : Pierce Peters: D Scehool director fohy Resides Justice of the peace: J. RB Will Burgess: CW. Bauder BENNER TOWNSHIP PEPUBLICAN Judge of elegtion: Jared Kvey. 8 P Hnsoecidr of election. Ira Benne: John Fishburn, 8 Ruth Parsons Robert H H. Custer Og Ww Mone Bullock ams : " Sehool P Supervisor: lewis Petzer BOGGS TOWNSHIP REPUBLICAN Hop or Walker E Judge of election N. P. Chester Fisher, Inepector of election: Harvey Hea- ton, NP. Nancy Curtin Kerk. E P Milford Dunkie W. P. Tax coliector: Myron Reig Assessor nnett, Alkey 8c hool Charles J. Reese Richard Cunsalius, W. P| Ww PrP; Paul 1. Benneit, W. P.; Gilbert Alkey director director Auditor: Chester Plgher, Z imers. Mary Bryan, Road subervisor sling, -N, P; Gingher 1 Justice of the peace DEMOCRAT: udze of election: John Allen, W. P nepector: Mrs. A. A. Kohlbecker A Leftoy G. Sayers Robert Davidson W. P upervisor: Mrs, Theo. Bhav, 8. Neidig, John H. Smith CURTIN TOWNSHIP BEPUBLICAN: P Assessor: Auditor: Road Robert Judge of election: n Heverly Inspector of elect) i= Brun- gard Road supervisor: Geomgre Walker Auditor: r School Kirton Tax Collector: Calvin Yeager DEMOCRAT: ? School director: J. Edwin Gillespie COLLEGE TOWNSHIP | REPUBLICAN : i Judge of election: H Mevers Inspector of election! lam W | Schenck | Tax Sotieoton: J. KH. Bsover. Charles | | F. Rhoa | Fring Samuel Everhart Al dhe: Clifford 1 Kogan. FUDHIVISOr i | “Behool directors When: A. Wi lams wart 2 Juating of the peacys Wiliam Ever. | har udm of election: Wiliam R. ¢ Peters ud Road ps if Schaxl Allie: Tank rank 3 1 | wea ver. FERGUSON TowN IP | REPUBLICAN : opin of Boer Marshall Barto; RRL of election Bar! Bickle; i | Tax = fan coleman’ jighers 0. Hethood. Benjamin | T. Bum- | Herman C. Kes. | Emer Pownell. Robert H, kL Curtin, | w! H. Balley Robert W. Reed Harold BR. Glenn Auditor: John Road supervisor School director DEMOCRAT Judue of election Earl Johnson Inspector of election George H. Smith Tax collector: A. W. Tressler Assessor: John A. Homan Auditor: J N. Gilliland Road supervisor: Harvey ey School director bis Justice Robert 1 Fred N. Corl Oor) WwW. Rock Walter E Drelbel- Kevler of the GREGG REPUBLICAN Inspecior of election wood School dir DEMOCRAT Judge of election Hurold 8. Mever Inspector of election Limber' Oeorge H ort Heckman Tax oglieatar Assessor. H Musser Road supervisor Edward C Zerby Bohool director HAINES REPUBLICAN J dee of pence: J W TOWNSHIP DW Za oC Lot Lele Roy R John W. Vonada Maury RN Hosterman., Rob Harold » WwW. Rote. ( Brover larence 1 Arch H ( R W. Linule WwW. F Rishel TOWNSHIP onfer ejection Auditor: Pa Road supervisor DEMOORAT Judge of elect H Oral 0 Fiedler Laver HALF MOON BLICAN TOWNSHIP REPL HARRIS RFPUBLICAN DEMOCRAT Judaee of election: Mrs. Maude Cra. Inspector of M Hews collector: John W. Huble Robert B Temple De TV LaOT Harry MM. Gir election: Louise Kolne Tax director john D We el) terson Cearee § Pat Dade E Horne HOWARD TOWNSHIP PEPUBLIOAN Judee of election Samuel Pox Inspector of election A. ¥ Bat} air M. Pletcher 8 Behenok Thomnson R. Wentae Ovear M Pietcher Vitor D Road suvervisor C DEMOCRAT Judge of election Inspector of election. W fer Pount MeCartney Tax collector: Woodrow Confer Asaesncwr . Harry B Conder Audign: Joseoh Leathers Condor Hoad JOosenh Ernest Gardner lee Cor Clair FUDE Visor! MoCartney HI STON TOWNSHIP Judge of Inspector Bower Tex collector Auditor Bond Bc hoo Boyd W O Heator DENOCRAT Tax sollector: Marie Rosd supervisor Bchool directo Craly Walter Regge! election of ele Thomas Turner tion SBlewart 8 Beats Rasvmond AUT FY director: Clvde Richards Andrews a — Alexsy Darcey Cron A LL. Spotts LIBERTY TOWNSHIP REPUBLICAN Juder of elect James Long Boward D on Ot Inspector of election: Mr Spaneier. Nelle Cole Tax oollectar T MM Kunes Assennor: Fred WW Bechdel Auditor: Charles N Schenck Road supervisor: Thoma: RB r Shear J Harrie Clark peace: George W School director Justice of the Paton Constable Harry 8 DEMOCRAT Judee of election W. H. Vonads Inspector of election: Joseph Bit- | her Dean Onnfer School Reed Dietz MARION TOWNSHIP REPUBLICAN Judee of election lnspector of election Tax collector: Ceorze F Rogers Assesror: lean H Aley Auditor .: Henry O. Vonsda Road supervisor: Bdward BR. Bart ley i School director: W. B. Batheaste { MILES TOWNSHIP i | REPUBLICAN: Tax collector: H H. Rover Jaapector of election: John E Er- te Road supervisor: Adam Relish | School director: John P. Reish | DEMOCRAT : Judge of election: Robert C. Brun wart | Inspector of election: Pred Miller | Tax collector: Arthur G. Cummings Assessor: C. C. Smull; W. FF Bilerly School director: Roy C. Bruneart IM. M. Qarrett PATTON TOWNSHIP | REPUBLICAN : Judge of election: G. H. Rice Inspector of election: C. C. Ziegler Tax collector: Frank Stevenson : Showers: Mel Bolopue SUDETVISOr director Georee Burd Floyd Long i Judge of election : H. C. Rookey. Inspector of election: A FF. Reed Tax collector: Dennie MoEIhattan Assessor; J. E. Tavior. Auditor: ovard A. Horner supervisor: Ros P. Sellers; | John Ghaner School director : Boyd Johnson PENN TOWNSHIP Pps JR Justice of the peace: POTTER sro REPUBLICAN: : heh of election: George Hackett election: Donald E paditer. Logan Bi. hoo! director: Arthur DEMOCRAT: | myriad pint Frank i 1 Kiger { pecker, Wiliam bs Re Boner: aun collector: 8. Thomas Swarts . Crawtord, Auditor: " Road sy Bisck. Bchodl director: Ralph G. Homan. n | president | of Miliheim; Mrs | and Mrs, John Mulfinger, of Pleas | ant Gap, and Paul K. and Beity, Mever, Main £ Krader. Mingle. ENOW SHOE TOWNSHIP | REPUBLICAN Jude of election. Harris Watso Harvey MoCloskey Inspector of election: Robert 8) Carl Watson Tax collector: Bthan A. Bhive Assessor. Dovie Borger Road gunervisor. Calvin PF Quick School director: Allen W. Quick Finnis Vivian Watson DEMOCRAT Inspector of election. Ge yack Tax An enor Auditor Road SU Der SC hood al Constable HUSH REPUBLICAN borege Mur collector: Bmro Dram John Zimmerman Zoe Meok } Ho TOWNSHIP Lor Lnmper ros, lren of ¢lecty SPRING TOWNSHIY DEMOCRAT Tax « 1 IE NTON TOWNSHIP REPURLI CAN ‘ WALKER LICAN TOWNSHIP 1 A A ¥ DIED WORTH REPUBLICAN TOWNSHIP Fm 4 x % PrRsisdn we DEMOCE Justice Low-Cost Model Home Opened FOOT mn are wide of the house room floor. are floor been X two room ing I= In + second floor NO NOOSE looked In pis riabile of $3300 many = ay ut comic DIings prospect ve tations Deen ume model this by up considered arca Saturday and hothie Will De COmpaele * , wvieitosr afford visitor { 0d opportunity many comiorts For further material home of ViEUuS EINE ils Verne noes mation in regard features of advertise WAIVICU al construc ANG oon ini« to new consuit the ment the and who were employed in ts tion ang Sr filing EE a—a-_ Drum Corps Wins Hershey Event Continued jrom puage one the Sgt. Hamilton Fish V. F. W. post corps of Philadelphia by 3 of a point to take the $200 first prize In third place with 853 points , the Corp. Abram K. Street V W. Post unit of Philadelphia, { national open champions of the New { York World's Fair last year One of the Indiantown Gap Army officers judging the drill before a | crowd of 15,000 under the lights at | Hershey Stadium wrote on the State College corps’ score card “A very | commendable organization, showing | excellent bearing and discipline” At the suggestion of W, B. Keeler, of the State College | school board, the victorious ©Orps | paraded and went through itz com- { plete routine in full dress at ihe | High School stadium Monday night Injuries Fatal To Quarryman (Continued from pape ome) days. He is survived by his parents and these brothers and sisters: Mrs. Arthur McCioskey, of Cherry Tree, Lester C., of Mielsburg; Harold E Harry Traxler, dairy until about a year ago when | he accepted a post with Whiterock | Quarries Funeral services were held Tues- | dag afternoon at the Pleasant Gap Methodist church, with the Rev. Ivan Miller officiating. Interment | es Beale whe Centre County Coroner Charle Sheckler, of Milesburg, after ex ducting Inyest gat ! Causes Poorman ciaread the inluris He an Wn Mr that sccidentall) would of ceived nna quest be held Fairlawn Picnic Next Wednesday ’ ’ Saturday, July 26 MES JOHN SAMPSELAL Saturday, July 26 GREGG TWP, SCHOOL BOARD Friday, August 8 ROY E. GATES ADMR. & EXEC. of the Estate of John and Mar- garit Quinn. Dersone LAVESTOCK 140 w Reds FARMING Pl EMENTS Hout el iar rake 1 wide delivers d Massey binde Harr. : of butcher ne ex and bridies i trees forks: 4 mil els and strainet ped. 12 tone new hay: or ground, asvoroximately 20 cats, 18 acres of corn, 2 ace a toes HOUSEHOLD GOODS sae ric refrigerator her: 2 Riw : henting stove: ets rocking chairs: and many articles top numerous 0 mention HOUSEHOLD GOODE Wild. BE SOLD FIRST, BROINNING AT 830 A M acres wi By or othe TERMS All sales under $10 cas? All over $10, six months credit or 39% for cash Lamch will be served by the Pine Grove Mills H L. Harpster and Fililam R. Paul Campbell the ladies Lat heran FRY a + a erhart Atty. x31 of church Peterson clerks H. L. HARPSTER AUCTIONEER Prompt attention given all sales PHONE 2579 PINE GROVE MILLS, PA, JAMES GILLILAND GENERAL AUCTIONEER OAK HALL STATION, Phone Boalsburg nr L. FRANK MAYES (:eneral Auctioneer Real Estate Sales A SPECIALTY! CALL STATE COLLEGE, 2842 Why not have the benefit of competitive bidding in the sale of your property. Past experiences have proven that public sales of real estate demand higher prices. A number of Farms and several Revidences will be offered at public. sale in the near future. Watch for Dates! Ln 7 th RL A AR GE AAS
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