February 4, 1943. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PX. bet Five — LOC ALS — — sr —— Mrs. Alexander Brown and Larry, of East Curtin street pent the weekend in Portage with Mi Brown's mother, Mrs. C. M. Hobb The Bellefonte Garden Club nold its regular monthly meet the home of Mi C J. Newecoinb Bast High street at | Tuesday afternoon, February Master Sergeant Robert of St. Peter bo Florida in Bellefonte dur the for 15-day furlou Mrs. Sarah Hof! street I'he Logan called to the on OF PAX besement { erine Nellie Cole Wnapp Bae Belle » his family Porothy follows homes ing cen may be a carvier of sis. But that dread ou beings 1 even iu GIRARSS BiAay Jack Gingher treet, has | the accepted 3 8. Government Canal Zone Dellefonte ten days, having re in the office Refining Compan Scuth Potter been employec Mes. Gingher will remain time being as soon a have been HETYC a ermment Zone. «Louis Castrichis, 48, lids home at the Hotel Tanne) High street, suffered a fractured Saturday morning na fall jee, and now is undergoing treat ment at the Centre County Hos- pital. Mr. Castrichis fell on East Howard street and again near Un Garman House. Taken to the pital for examination, the fracture was discovered. The accident | doubly unfortunate for Louis is. quite severely crippled because of shell-shock during World War 1. He ja unable to work and receives a government pension for disability Louls is a cousin of the late John Junious, former proprietor of the Texas Lunch, on West High street. and ¢ . tii within ti of t! 1itable obtained Ciinghe ant manager H ie Ci agsist of a comm, ir Wil) max on {or hoe COMMS Our corrected subscrip- and including credited Ow - mailing his past weeketd received up Saturday been ing to the large number of subscrip tions paid it i po that some errors have heen made in correcting the expiration dates, If proper cred- it has not been given you please ad vise us. at once February is the month we mail out statements to subscribers whose subscriptions are due or past due Our next shipment of newsprint will based on paid-up subscriptions, so see that your paper is paid in advance or elae will not paper to end your. Now is ime to act to assure yourself the weekly arrival of The Democrat into your home. and all Lo tions nave sible either he we have a the { of Centre to Mi Slreg! nent several days last in Philadelphia the Library weekend Mi ol the wit} John Conaght apartment spent rooklyn,. N. Y Ells An in ter abet and Decker from me moved High of tl fn house family an apartment street 0 One outh Pent DH on ¢ Of home rigl LEE nose re- McClellan tr, George Dubbs Wagner, Geo Ward Hill Webster, Rach- Crroundhog plénts op- ch weeks more of seemed hadow, to the zero mark Groundhog, Feb f and sometime during ave a solid Some comfort the that pre on the First nk calendar eall for no weather Feb for picnics week from fact dictions unusually vere in rationing has brought hark Bellefonte of port no long- to their favorite rinks for a place to skale in has grown sharply. Yess ph Owens announced that Bellefonte Hardware has been conditioned for purposes, and will open on n experimental basis Friday and iaturday nights of this week, Skat- will begin at B:15 and will con clude at 11 p. m Skaters must bring their own skates Music will be prov For further informa- tion see the rink advertisement | elsewhere in this issue. to i the er can motor the demand Bellefonte Ral forme: room skating terdasy the Store ing icied Margaret Beaver, of east | CDA Plans to Hold Valentine Social McA! met room Bank Regent ad l¢ CC. DD. of Monday night in the Farme- on West Higl Cathering Patrick A. of Bellefonte nthe K. of C National wit treet 1 Cirand il were made for a Valentine la Tuesday | lock, in tl Louise A nie oom Hospital Affected By Wartime Handicap Plunges 200 Feet ; Car QUOTATIONS hy CC. Y. Wagner Mill, Bellefonte %1 MARKET Corrected Weekly & Co, Ine, Flour Public Sales Additonal second Section sales Page 5 MAT 3 Wednesday, Feb. 17 ’ PF YOL NG Ri RENTS 2 wagons, or pow disk plow Arrow, splke- roller hay lad- i charger; Broowier tov 3 ns: 2 sety cond ten-galion Bring Sunshine in Your Home. aint with Sunflex WASHABLE WALL PAINT ® The Modern Paint ® Dries in Hour. No Odor Gallon Makes 114 Paint Rich Velvet Finish Gallon Covers in One Coat Only $2.65 gallon CLASTER'S m——— EMEN ES | 30, 000 People Read This Column That's why fled hecome su dering it every week partment the benefits gain Counter RATES first Issue ments contain REAL ESTATE A advertising sale KEYED ADS to this office, must be ment Please ) { advertisement Centre Democrat's elassd Can Count The advertising de. and Bar nn RINAZINEIY DOpuine low cost derived, IL Is undisputably Centre Community Advertisements of 15 cent for each more tl twenty te nty f Ye wards additional { . ive or less 25 for insertion. Where advertise word is charged omits and Wn word one cent a straight one cent + word Is charged for real estate advertisements replie be malled compiled with nave Lhe 1" $ wi A Hil uen publisher I J mn Ww ne usme of the advert) SUBSCRIBER'S OCTul Whos PRIVILEG) ubscriptiol vertisement hn will Can be used ubseriber ANNOUNCYH AIR CHANGE IN RAID SIGNAL TEST Lost and Found Dairy F & Deanocra alls Be Wanted VANTED bank : i bases Ne WANTEY : spreade 1 Oliver WANTED : y 14 ia : r y Orn planter» also Oliver CYR wood and rer, Penna Warrio J I a al LEE Ea Da TT aan TL a] What Does Your NEIGHBOR Know About Taking the advice of friends or neighbors, about what te do when you are sick, is precarious business. What does your neighbor know about the condition of your bldod, kidneys or heart as related to your illness? What can he know of the difference between appendicitis and the stomach-ache? Can that neighbor listen to chest sounds and detect the presence of pus or moisiure, or can he interpret the exact meaning of your blood chemistry? Duodenal ulcer is not a thing to dose with neighbor's nos. trums: tonsilitis may lead to kidney or heart impairment; pacumonia may follow influenza. If your neighbor knew which illness would be free of complications or whicly need close scientific watching he might safely “advise You would not trust your watch to a garage mechani neither should you trust your bodily health 10 any but the trained cyes, cars, hands and brain of your doctor. DONALD R. EVENT] Po [1y Inguire of T 1 Sale or Exchange POR On EXCHANGE Houses tor Kent Real Estate - For Sale Apartments tor Rent Rooms Fc Announcements aT y 3 £1 WV be pos Pease avoid 20x50 ang embarrass nid work tl $5 iy § personal taxes house. All buiidin Oo before DO e. Your obnd. ; IMMESSLER Tax BK Pa id Miscellaneous STOR feet never«{s stone DROK Ooh Nelephone { WwW. Bartley & mheant OO Ba Tey i Bellefonte. Pa prompily Hall 55 ai Our ex 1-41 Farms For Rent RENT -—~ A 50- sey rent, or sh are Brown Spring Milis FOR mao 4 STOCK nvlime ai DEAD Removed prompily. expense, phone L. Smith, i-u Repairing SERVIC ING Koso working Genuine Yiee We service all ere and sweeter re-hristied n xe, 85 Allegt FOR RENT from Bellef road Goda wi i Na ehood Pine Gler your Maytag Paris 5 makes Farm equ oy Running water Near school road. Inquire of J H. Steven- Waddle, FP. ©. Port Matilda R £5 POR RENT milk in ba pped for se ig And elec Ril On MACHINE Eiiives work of sLOCK WORK «- Cattle . sharpened. General machin all Kinds. We also Lave id roll Bleed “ sBCTewWSs, weg screws, Woodruft Jey key stock, farming. Inquire of Mrs. Harry White | OC Swartz Machine Bho Pp. Belle. man, $17 North Spring street, Belie- (Tonle. Pa. Phone 08 EE Seeds the Best Seeds at Schaeffer Hardware Store BELLEFONTE, PA. farm in Bene ger township, near Dr. Claudy res- dence. Good for chicken or truck FOR RENT A five-acre loca bed OW nship FOR RENT- A 100-acre { Dear Axemann, Spring with all necessary buildings and pien- iy of water Inguire of Mis. Fred | Witmer Bellefonte Pa. Phone Nw POR ni — A 50 acre farm, located | one mile east of Port Matilda ol the main highway, with all modern | conveniences ofsession immediate. | K. Larkin, Pail Matilda R Always Fresh ! Always Delicious ! HARNESS OILED - REPAIRED D. A. Hemphill W. Bishop Street Phone 287 RELLEFONTE, PA HYDE'S POTATO CHIPS Made in Bellefonte. Always Fresh Get them at Your Grocers, “
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