__March 5, 1942. Page Five ——— {Continued from page four er; 12 10-gallon milk cans; iron ket- tie, hog hangers, hog feeder, and many other articles too numerous to mention. Most of this machinery IAs 00d as new, Thig is a clean-up sale Terms made known on day of sale Sale at 10 a, m. Lunch will be served by Ladies Ald of Mt. Bethel Reformed church. Wise & Hubler, auct: x13 Wednesday, March 25 WILLIAM TRESSLER will offer at public sale on one mile east of Oak Hall 4 the highway to Centre Hall lowing personal property LIVESTOCK Six consisting of a gray brood mare years old, weight 1800, gound and worker; bay brood mare, 10 years weight 1600, sound and a go0« gray mare ye comin rht } his farm head of horses Ferer, well: one. bay weight Four Sale at gam Terms mad: “% hy hureh of Wednesdov, March 25 MERRILL fer LOWRY AND RONS 3 Hols purebred Lot vy wen Ho is B FARMING IMPLEMENTS gro'n binder, 8<foot cut, in AV on; McCormick <Desrin S-fool cut in A-l Re ide-d lelivery 3 i cond ndit : anal 1 valor in A- 1 condition 2 wagons potato #k harrow: pin sled w ‘th boxes; 2 seta of hay ladders No: 2 Clipper mill seed cleaner, good o% new, Lakeside animal clipper 3 FRANK MAYES General Auctioneer Real Estate Sales A SPECIALTY! CALL STATE COLLEGE, 2842 Why not have the benefit of competitive bidding in the sale of your property. ral ser. Past experiences have proven that public sales of real estate demand higher prices. A number of Farms and several Residences will be offered at public sale in the near future, Wateh for Dates! year; electric fence ler; 200~galion buckets good used one corn she bed wire milk cans; tug harness new: set Welsh tug harness hay 2 sete of other harness, lars and bridles rope and taokie; fence stretoher de ouble trees; single t chain y forks and eed con some hay, 2 grass se wed, and some butchering USEHOLD GOODS-—2 ood Estate Heatrola, ream freezer fork 6 and wine: Hublersbur 4 Hubler \ Thursday, March 26 HARVEY A. HOY Philip Stover Named Wetzler Band Head Bellefonte Hppet sr y direc trength of the ctive fighting PUBLIC SALE OF A CARLOAD OF SOUTH DAKOTA HORSES AT THE HOTEL BARN, CENTRE HALL, PA. | MONDAY, MAR. AT 1:30 P. ML. Yrs 6&7 oe roan mares, 1 in foal blue roan mare and gelding blue roan mare and gelding, 1 in foal 5 sorrel mares and gelding. . 7 ow t&5 oe H. L. HARPSTER AUCTIONEER Prompt attention given all sales PHONE 3579 PINE GROVE MILLS, PA, rh —— td . JAMES GILLILAND GENERAL AUCTIONEER OAK HALL STATION, PA Phone Boalsburg 3502 ts Es EC EE i sale brown mares 6&7 roan and grey gelding 5& 6 black geldings mare mules black gelding bay gelding bay mare brown mare bay gelding PNPRETARS Be RCS This is one of the best broke load of horses I ever shipped and are sel- ected direct from the farms and are types to suit you buyers. All double treated for colds, Don't miss this if you need a good team or single horse. Sale rain or shine Wally Gruenewald. grindstone; 23} water | os | in good | 00l- | Glen ph 1 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Additional Locals | CENTRE COUNTY HOSPITAL IN THE WEEK'S NEWS Mrs. Cly da earl weeks has South Spring recovering Love, who for sevs been ill at her home street, is reported slowly on to b | Monday Admitied | Mi ih ‘ha vax: ard Mecharged nfant Week Betty Co weim; Mi Mary J Bellefonte BR. 1: Bellefonte Il Hoadley, Willlame] Maloy, Bellefonte Mrs ll 8h daughter : Alexa of Last Miss sf nite R ort les Power vi 0» \% | Ture Al Imitt een B HM. 1 day of Last Week ed Ira Bri ner, Centre Norman Sui Wed: ney Methodist bed th is oe frier = | | esday of Last Week Hr Ww greate with th I pal ring rr Py gy ELIE ds and eighbo —_ FRIDAY & SAT. SHANGHAI! City of Mystery-—Where Almost Anything Can Happen-—and Does! Fateful Love! Next THURSDAY - FRIDAY - THRILLING ROMAN( "THE CORSICAN BROTHERS" GIANT SCREEN TRIUMPH THAT DWARFS ALL THRILL SPECTACLES WITHIN MEMORY! STARRING DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jr. THE D of 0 Mi: na D i Hall E! Memorable! Fascinating! yhnston- Mrs AVAIL MAAS MAMA MAAAMAVAMMAWAAAWD v Ray Miller, who is the Bethlehem Bteel Johnstown, relatives and employed by Company at ekend with friends Bellefonte Graffius 8hay has returned to home on East Lamb street from ¢ State Hospital at Danville, where had undergone treatment for eral woeks Mrs. | Watson, of lsbuig, Is Belle. t with her son Disc! William E. Jen- | law, Dr. and Mrs, R. L. St Bell Mis. Kenneth Hol- | their home on East CuMin str nan na infant daught Li f y Ane Fay Mi Let Kreb heen ¢ Hall ire} { ive 1 Al a was in Mills, R. D. 2; Mrs. Elizabeth Corman, Bellefonte, R. D. 2: Charles Ra Bell fonte, R. D. 2 Dis charg Ralph Boldin, Bellefonte, R. D v Mi Fred Peters and In- fant ¢ Howard, Birth wghter t ind Mrs, Robert Belle Spring pent the we chnu ) in ed a dnt Neill Stevens, of MeC for a two and daug K here Mrs week A. Linn red viet MeGinl A Or Belle fonts kin hier- ovens fonte; who with relia Belle! the 1 onte LI \Wiation Cadet Robert A of East ’ 151 cicaning penaily i all tax eolicct County Commis- ¥ tax Ma wid over n Cadet Smith ki team Pe Hn State College the army ales his commis. a memb tending wii pt oper! ioe i into s and | nite to Ie A + ver nan scheduled wing life of a b4 these modern days. and harrowing batt ments, according to a story told aboul an experience H. Adams, Bellefonte of staff of the Centre County Hose pital, in the blizzard which struck this area suddenly late Monday night and continued through mo e (Of Tuesday Dr. Adams was sleeping : soundly through the blizzard at 3:40 a. m. Tuesday when the phone rang The man on the other end was a Lock Haven physician, who related {that a patient seriously ill with ap- pendicitis required an immediate op- teration Lock Haven surgeons were out-of-town, he explained Dr Adams began dressing when the electric power failed and the lights jof his home went out. He completed dressing in total darkness, groped : his way to the garage and finally {set out for the 30-mile trip to Lock {| Haven, going by way of Nittany Val. {ley. Snow piled up on the windshield, {and piled on the headlights, so that all that could be seen most of the time was a dim swirl of snow in a world of white. Finally the car met surgeon still entails Ik les with the ele- that of Enoch chief MON. TUES, & WEDNESDAY THE SCREENS MOST POIGNANT ROMANCE! " CONTOETE COBEN) La PAYNE 4 CLAUDETTE'S MOST STIRRING ROLE! A BREATHLESS MOMENT A STOLEN KISS. A SECRET MEMORY! 8 slowly at its heavy work. Several times Dr. Adame passed the plow to try to continue at a faster gait, but each time he was forced to return on a poeition at the rear of the plow. | And so it was that the clocks of Lock Haven showed exactly 7:30 a. m. when he fimally arrived at his | destination, approximately 34 hours | to cover 30 miles. But after that! time things moved more satisfactor. | ily. The operation wos performed | and the patient is doing nicely, SATURDAY AMAZING ADVENTURE! {a snow plow, which was proceeding | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daly and) family spent last business trip to Ali Ward Fisher, Electric Bupply spent last Thursday a busine miss Miss Pauline ville, has resigned the Murphy store post at the Pée-Ro 1 High street Mrs, Hn turned to apartments visit with Jersey Pvt of Mr on re her from relative Wiliam M nd Mrs. ( er th manager Company Keller home net and other cities Toershbacher yril Moers of East Logan st: Thursday na on a of the store, in Williamsport on Rhoads of Cole her position al ) accept a similar Jalry Btore, West vesterday in the annual in Wyncote the res Orvis winter New in st SON chbach- wt is Station HOW Ho spital been BOT - Shows Daily—7 to 11.30 P. M. A MAD MERRY OF MUSIC-FUD (RAND Al HOP ALONG a LL OUTLA THE D Riding! Action -Filled Th. 1 | ANDY CLYDE A Guns Blazing Rhythms Roar! TUESDAY WILLIAM BOYD, Shootin -GO-ROUND ROMANCE! SONGS—35 SO as CASSIDY, ws OF ESERT Fighting! Adventure! h Pa 2 4 BRAD KING — a — MONDAY ONLY BARGAIN NITE — As - WEDNES. DOUBLE FEATURE He Stalks Danger and Dames! — al, JINX FALKE SING SO — NBURG, in: FOR YOUR SUPPER with CHAS. BUDDY ROGERS Songs! Dances! Romance! THURSDAY - FRIDAY & SATU RDAY DOUBLE FEATURE GO WEST YOUNG LADY A Great Musical Western with OOMPH! ~ ALSO = BROOKLYN ORCHIDS — - Robert Curtin of Bellefonte, who | recently accepted a position in a Farm Loan Unit n Annua eeting Detroit, Mich, defense plant, spent the weekend with his father, John i , (Continyed from page one) Curtin, 8r., of West Linh street Evan Blanchard, of York present $300,000 y overnight early last loaned to farm 5 ir county ints Mr. Ak 4 a talk on Mary » Twenty Years of Service Ren- ot J dered to Centre County Farmers by The Federal Land Bask of Balti- New there is at over 1 Centre gave wig here it with hig a and Mim thelr home week Robert Beach Blanchard, at Linn streest Mrs Bpring for a vi Joseph Creedon, of North treet, and her brother Rob- 1 h y present was ert Wilkin: of Harrisburg, spent Miles wubbons, of the Boll Con- the weekend with Mr. Creedon at tion Admink who gave his home in Co lle, Mrs. Cree- a talk on il erosion an { is reme- don is the former rothy Wilkin- different y of Bellefor Jol Kling izabeth New Cumberland Bellefonte last Thurs with Mrs. Kline On ation nnelsy Dr ny M 1 Mary El arrived in for a brief daug! Wil ’ of MARCH OOD pp KFLIOGG S Corn Flakes 2: vw»el7c Clorox LIQUID BLEACH gt. bottle 19¢ Coffee BREAKFAST HOUR 1 It bag 20c¢ WONDER BRAND ELBOW Macaroni an ceo pie. QC CIGARETTES 20 29¢ me wn 1.45 2 aon 27¢ N.B.C. Ritz : Crackers * Nescafe Instant Coffee Oil or Mustard Sardines Franco- American ane 90c Spaghetti Popular Brands nkg Heinz Soups OCTAGON LAUNDRY SOAP 19¢ 1b pkg 22¢ 2 37¢ 3 ¢ PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 cakes 20¢ Octagon Toilet Soap Octagon Cleanser 5c Octagon Soap Powder Pez. S5¢ Concentrated—Blue Box Super Suds * "*¢ 24¢ cakes 15¢ can can 10¢ Weis Quality Cake Flour big 2% 1b pkg 18¢ Cream Corn Starch "* 9¢ Hershey's Baking Choe, 2Weate 4 Pabst ett Cheese 18¢ Green Stringless Beans. 27°22 23¢ Campbell's Pork and Beans 3 1-1b cans 25¢ Shortening Spry 1-lbcan 26¢ Celery Green Pascal 2 giant stalks 2%9c¢ Crisp Fla. Seecdless Endive G'fruit Faney Carolina Yams Sunkist Lemons head 8c doz. 9Qe 6 for 25¢ 4" 19¢ QUALITY MEATS WHOLE OR HALF STRIP, SUGAR CURED Lean Bacon Ib COUNTRY Smoked Sausage Ib FANCY Scrapple CHOICE ROLLED Rib Roast PHONE 2429 3b pan ib
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