THE CENTRF DEMOCRAT. RF, 1 FFONTE, PA, WAR WORKER IN Ordnance District chased with their it is practical and mil GIRLS own funds. of women and g Overseas in back, similar single “kick pleat” Army officer style Caps are ' UNIFORM Headauarter are sl Wearing curat (Poe moa Haalth aad Be auty WE MUST HAVE HEALTH TO WIN THE WAR account were German child coarse peri odic als of ti order to pr cessfully Eng! i were gro. the tutela provided Ameri thr . ‘An motor Operation Fatal To William Waite G ] Surviving whom h street: ar ter Wood smith Mi: John's P the Bellefor 1924. and Academy In high in athleti of the for teams. Uj tion he years the State since 1934 hb thie Titan Metal C Mr. Waite was a member » Collision at Aaronsburg [GARDEN THEATRE, FRIDAY & “Flying Cadets” WILL PEC GY JAM GAIGAN MORAN SATURDAY APRIL 24-7 “Outlaws of Cherokee Trail” SUN, MON, TUES. April 26, 21, 28 A THRILLING ROMANTIC MYSTERY TOGETHER FOR JOAN | FONTAINE, | THE MOTION PICTURE ACADEMY NNER FOR HER PERFORM - ANCE IN THIS PICTURE WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY APRIL 29-50 “Jail House Blues” A Comedy with NAT PENDLETON “Tragedy at Midnight” MARGARET LINDEAY ladelphia HUBLERSBURG a jeara ough pork 7 mas ] pooriy cooked ms of the diaphragn d clonic and relaxation valent han the for- I and familiar example of known as hic- indica- condi- tetanus, strychnine ions spasm is Toni asl are usually t Y of some such general tion as epilepsy, poisoning A prolon to cause focation Diaphragmatic used to desc any th hernia Is a term ribe the condition when of the abdominal organs escape the diaphragm the ough into fas £ cavity i ches 3 This fez » was presented to the upside-down-stomach.” fairly common incident DO YOU KNOW owing the 37880 deaths in yivania hospitals last year 9.- autopsies or postmortems were performed At being tubere least 75 per cent of the human who develop silicosis die of losis - i. Valuable Tools Taken The thelil of $6800 worth of tools from the General Machine and Manufacturing Company plant at Berwick will eause difficulty in maintaining wduction in the plant engaged in defense work. The loot consisted moetly of micrometers and other precision hand tools, taken from the tool boxes of workmen, which it will be difficult to replace. is as. MA DAN | Read the Classified ads, PLEASANT GAP Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Tuesday In Pittsburgh Mrs. Nevin Corman, very ill for several montns Ww enough Improved to be alle for a short car ride a few davs ago Mrs. Rachael Noll, who Edna Falkinsg caring everal months due to the misfortune of room and breaking her be remembered she wos ¢ what handicapped for a m vears due to having brolen leg some h passed her will be a tryine 3 Ruda has been on vst few Spear Spe ha for her her other years ago 80th birthday, ordeal days, Her ) last ken pox become a vi of chi ha rg. where with Mr ekend # 241 vilis Hainey { State College Bchre H tz aie » Called anit) Millard fller fam- Batu home Hazel wil ries received was taken of her son-in-law and Mrs. Charles werner, Bellefonte where she wil) remain until entirely recovered Members of the Pleasant Gap Company held thei; ey Saturday inn. near Potters members and guests attended. The Bellefonte High School band, the direction of Harold Wion, nished the music Over three hu Melroy se { il ret 11 iy das nd daughter, Mr ome Fire annual dinnes evening at Camp Ray- Mills. About ‘00 ndred sportsmen and members of their families at tended the annual fish fry of the County Federation of Sportsmen st the Grange Hall last Friday even- ing. Game Protector Mosier was the toastmaster and Charles Fox of Harrisburg, a member of the Fish Commission, wag the principal speaker, his subject being “The Pleasures of Fishing” Merrill Mer- ritts of Altoona, president of the Pennsylvania Federation of Sports- men, spoke briefly and announced a committee from his organization would meet next month with the Game Commission to work out new dates for hunting season, so that hunters In defense work might plan their vacations to be able to get into the field. Donald 8. Waite and Pear] R Dunkiebarger surprised their many friends by being married last week Both are well known and well liked young people and we wish for them a happy and prosperous married life A chicken supper will be held at the M. E. church on Wednesday svaning at 5 o'clock. Price 50c for adults, These suppers need no ad- vertising. There is always a record attendance, Mrs. Ned Rote was hostess to her bridge club at her home Monday evening. Mrs. spenit Tuesday with her sister Mrs.! Mark Warrick. i Mrs. Edna Noll, Mrs. Maude Her- | man, Mrs, Ruth Crumlish and Ms. | Mrs. Elsle Rimmey motored to Wil-! | Hameport last week one day, ] Rev. Miller will deliver his fare.’ well sermon on Sunday evening at the M. E. church. He is now taking} |® course at the Pennsylvania State spent who lias been to gO had Jlness, falling In leg. It me - imber of Mrs, Noll so it the sick son week and tim Paul Baxion of Bellefonte | live with thei; ingdon until he and then they parents at Hunt. has completed it, will lave for a west. ern state, where hothi Rey, Miller and wife will take courses to fur- ther thm In thelr lon A ve of absence has bean granted for that purpese. The f sveral years and wr! {ikea profes held in i in the community, It t we see them leave thelr [8 § rood wishes suc- with them M and My | Howard, will mov nto Bros apartment recently vacated by the Ken Ulrick:s when they Chattar Tenn Shank of the voll Ra Lancheon Methodist pers class Amon Iw received his well Heed leaves a | his passing A defense meeting will be held In the local Grange hall on Frida evening at 8 ociock, We hope there will be 8 good attendance Motorcycle And Truck in Crash (Conlinged rom page one) short distange west of the cross- Toaus The motorcyclist the middie cf the Barr, Pleasant Gap youth, other persons trained in rendered assistance until the ar- rival of the ambulance, The froi.t of the motorcycle wos badly dam- aged while damage to the truck was confined to one fender Motor Poilce who investigated the crash said Kline did not have a drivers lUcense and did not have proper registiation plates on his motorcycle, was thrown to where Philip and two first aid road “1 LOST §2 Lbs.!" V.EAR SIZE 14 AGAIN ~ FARS. C.D. WELLS, FY. WORTH € Na Plotured Mere Yom can Jose ugly pounds and have a wore slender . graceful Agure No drugs. No exerci ". Fat plenty Potatoes pant on Butter 102 WOMEN LOST 20 LBS, H ARE ander n a Sn "Se h Ey i With this ATDS plan pos don't out oni any aye mrats oo» them down, - PARRISH DRUG STORE College and he and his wife will| Allegheny Street Bellefonte, Pa. April 23, 194, PREPARED FOR ARCTH limates With HOw unbroker equipped for winter fig! A. 1 & S. Curbing Lime Dust Evil MARKET Corrected A (oo Ine QTL OTATIONS Weekly Floar Mil} OPERATIONS KECORD IN KS SALES FATE REVORTED LIQUOR STORES #3 oT Lock nal coming business FDNCH EOeSs ! tir ALON ver cent netted DONT OVERWORK! TAKE IT EASY! | ELECTRIC ni! FLOOR WAXER | FOR RENT Ax easy to Vacuum Cleaner. RATE—35¢c full day; 56¢c half day | | CLASTER’S by ( Y Warnes Bellefonte aperate as your | 9 High St, Bellefonte Phone 3122 Millinery Sale! (Choose from the Largest Selection of Popular Priced Hats In Bellefonte! Values to K1.¢ 200 HATS REDUCED ! Al L NEW SPRING STYLES ! Save Now On Your New Spring Coat MADE TO SELL AT MUCH HIGHER PRICES” 6.90 °"19.90 ALL WORTH MORE! All the new soft tailoring; white trims; black, navy, biege; wool plaids and crepes Manufacturer's Close-Outs! Misses’ and Women's FROCKS 2.49 If you know for value, you'll be here 1is after-Easter Sale A early You'd hardly expect to buy a dress like this so soon after Easter! Cotten Frocks For Spring and Summer! 98c *1.39 31.59 and $1.95 Gay little prints to make working a pleasure. Many different styles. Sizes 12 to 20 and 98 to 52 Outstanding Values In Spring Curtains COLORFUL! Cottage Sets | Tailored Curtains 50¢ to $7-29 | 50¢ to $7.98 All the new color time Rod, Green, Blue, and | Black and White, | apery designs, lace & marquiscties, In white, beige, oream and ecru, ——— SALE! BUY NOW! Crider's Exchange Bullding A.C.TURNER EE. 5¢ 10 $1°° STORE
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