Centre Democrat. (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, May 27, 1943, Image 5

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    LOCALS
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~-Mrs. James E. Decker, Sr,
Blanchard street, was in Sunbury
last Thursday to attend a farewell
party held at the IOOF Orphanage
in honor of Marietta Balestrino and
Frances Barkley who will leave the
home after being graduated from
high school
~-Miss Mary Meek, of West High
street, was striken ill at her home
Monday morning and later the same
day was taken to the Centre County
Hospital for treatment. Reports
from the Institution yesterday were
to the effect that Miss Meek
covering nicely
Mrs. Marie Wilson, of Petrikin
Hall, has received word that her
son. James K. Wilson, who is In the
U. 8. Navy, has been promoted from
Machinist's Mate, second class, tw
Motor Machinist's Mate, first class
Wilson is engaged in patrol duties
off the Atlantic Coast
—Mrs. E. H. Park left Bellefonte
yesterday for her home in Indiana,
Pa. after spending several days here
As | guest Mr. and Mrs. Frank
WwW. West their home on East
Linn street. Mrs. Park came here
from Ithaca, N. Y.. where she had
served as chaperone at Cornell
University
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Love, of
East Linn street, are in Philadelphia
having gone down late last week to
attend the wedding of Mrs. Love's
niece, Miss Kathryn Wolfe, of Phi}
adelphia, and Lt. Anthony Lee Con-
rad, of Walpole, Mass. Mr. and Mrs
Love expected home within a
day or so
of
at
a
are
1 Brachbill, who re-
cently rety } Bellefonte
summer vacation after completing
the year's work at Lock Haven State
Teachers College, was elected pres-
ident of the Sigma Sigma Sorority
there for the coming vear and also
was named secretary of Kappa Delta
Pi. honorary education fraternity
James R. Hughes, South Spring
street, will depart for Princeton, N
J.. tomorrow morning to attend the
annual university commencement
which has been advanced two weeks
this vear by reason of the war. Mr
Hughes is secretary of his class of
1885 and reports every year there to
carry out the duties incident to his
office
~Malcolm H. Wetzler, Jr. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm H. Wetzler
of Milesburg, was awarded the class
numerals in baseball at an assem-
bly of the Mercersburg Academy
held at Mercersburg, Monday morn
ing. Headmaster Charles Tip-
petts presided and pres the
awards. 117 boys were given
tic insignia
letics
—Friends in
ceived word that
and young son,
street, who recently departed for
Rockford, Ill, to join Lt. Schwartz,
who was with the Medical Corps at
a camp near that city. are now in |
New Orleans, La. Shortly after thelr |
arrival in Rockford, according to
reports, Lt. Schwartz, former Belle-
fonte physician, was transferred to
New Orleans and his family accom-
panied him to that city
All members of the Walter
Cohen family were in Bellefonte
during the weekend to visit the grave
of the former prominent Bellefonte
citizen in preparation for Memorial
Day. Those here included Alfred
Cohen. of Baltimore, Md. Mr. and
Mrs. George Cohen and child, of
New Kensington; Mr. and Mrs. Max
Rosenbloom, of Sunbury. Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Krauss, of Bloomsburg:
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Auerbach, State
College: Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pete,
of Lock Haven, and Mrs. Max Le-
bold. Mrs. A. Cohen and Harry
Cohen, all of Brooklyn. N. Y
Kenny Widdowson, son of Mr
and Mrs. E. E. Widdowson, recently
passed auditions for the position as
drummer in the band at Valley
Forge Military Academy, Way
rned to for the
iti
8
ented
tl
athie-
ath-
rir
for spring term
Bellefonte have
Mrs. J. W. Sch
of East Curtin
re-
wartz
me, Pa,
and became eligible for a scholar-
ship at that institution, but owing
to the fact that all scholarships for
the coming term have been distri-
buted, his award will not be avail-
able until next year. There is some
possibility he may enter the school
next fall and take advantage of the
scholarship during his second year
there. Kenny is 14 and is a student
in the Bellefonte High School
~Mrs. Paul M. Corman and young
sons, Paul and Jimmy, of North Al-
legheny street, will leave today for
a motor trip to the west coast, where
they will join Captain Corman, who
is with the U. 8. Army Medical
Corps at the Army Air Base at
Santa Ana, California. The Cor-
mans will occupy a cottage on Bal-
boa Island. about ten miles from
the air base, during the summer,
and according to present plans ex-
pect to return to Bellefonte when
school opens in the fall Captain
Corman was one of Bellefonte's
prominent physicians before being
called into the service
—We mailed out statements last
week to subscribers whose accounts
were either due or past due and we
hope they will be accepted In the
manner for which they are intended.
Any time you want to know if your!
subseription is pad up just check
the expiration date which is printed |
on the pink label bearing your name
and address. We are particular]
anxious to hear from those subseri-
bers who are in arrears, so it will]
not be necessary to remove
name from our malling list. Now 4
a good time to check the expiration
date of your paper and see how you
stand with the publishers.
2nd. Lt. Bugene Shultz, son of |
Mrs. Lila Shultz, of Lock Haven,
and former member of the mechani.
cal staff of The Centre Democrat,
has finished training In the Army
Alr Force at Hendricks Field, Flor-
ida, and is spending a week's fur-
lough while awaiting a call to report
for further training in California.
Lt. Shultz is now a heavy bomber
pilot and upon going to the west
coast will be assigned a crew, which
will undetgo training as a unit for
a time to accustom them to close
teamwork which is necessary for
plane crews before they go into com-
bat. Lt. Shultz ealled on relatives
and friends in Belelfonte, Tuesday,
of |
is re-
y | elbow about
J MM. Hartswick., of
his mother
Pittsburgh
Mrs. Robert T. Willard,
Bishop street, an employe
First National Bank
this week
| Mr. and Mrs. Karl E. Kusse
West Linn street,
in Barberton, Ohlo, with Mr
mother, Mrs. Mary Kusse
Former Judge and Mrs
Dale, of East Linn street,
Mrs. John Hartswick
of
o
Fredericks
lege
Mrs. C. R
ily, of Coleville
ments to move to Bellefonte
they will occupy the Williams
galow on Bast High street
Mrs. P. M. Dubbs and daughter,
Rebecca, of East Curtin street, ves.
terday went to York to spend
remainder of the week with Mrs
Dubbs’ sister, Mrs. Jacob Charles
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace J. Ward,
of the First National apartments,
North Allegheny street, spent the
weekend with Mrs. Ward's mother
Mrs. W. H. Stetler, in Akron, Ohio
Hugh Manchester 1 of Mrs
Lot Manchester of Heverly
aparements Wednesq
Ann Arbor, Mich, because of
death of hi grandfather, W
Manchester
Andrew Gordon,
Monday
the Universal
wing
Hutchins, of State Col-
Minnemyer
have made
bun
ise t
OF
the
4
|
last ny
the
C
of East Howard
returned his d
‘h
Mat
been absent
an
t reset z
Lee L7H) U=
at Come
fo
infection
arles Miller tly
work in New
now with his parents
Thomas Miller Burrow:
He has accepted a position at
Sylvania plant in Mill Hall
-J. D. Nei
home at
recently
York State
Mr. and
and is
Mrs
of street
the
ligh Is seriously
Pi Hall. Mr. Ne
cerebral hemorrhage
partial] para of the
His condition is eausing his
and frier some concern
5s Blanche Locke
Wooster College, Wooster
spending a two weeks’
th her parents, Dr. and
y Locke and family, at
North Allegheny
American
1114
hi ne
suffered Hl
ausing a
eft
family
lysis
side
tudent
Ohlo,
vacation
Mrs. Le-
their home
as
a
street
tamps, it
i! Glens
wi
Mrs
h Ve
w Orvi
and
Mass
in t}
leased
nome a
and Curt
i« a CAA airport
Milton- Williams
ner of Allegheny
Mr. Clals
in the
fonte area
—Mrs. Robert M. Beach and her
' sister, Miss Mary Blanchard, of West
| Linn street, Tuesday went to Phils-
delphia for a visit with Mrs. H M
Hiller before going to Reading to
vigit Mrs. Norman Sharer. Before
returning home they expect to spend
a few days In Harritburg with Miss
Anne McCormick
Philip O'Leary
Miss Honora O'Leary, of North Penn
street, spen the weekend with
friends in Philadelphia and vicinity
Miss O'Leary was the guest of four
Bellefonte girls who are training at
Germantown Hospital, namely: the
Misses Pauline Casper, Sarah Bryan,
Mary Ann Cherry, Betty Schenck
A son, their first child. was born
at the Centre County Hospital on
Friday, to Pvt. and Mrs. Calvin Tay-
lor, of North Thomas street. Mrs
Taylor is the former Marion Shultz,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Shultz, of East Howard street. Pvt
Taylor, som of Mrs. Curtin Taylor,
of North Thomas street, is serving in
the armed foroes overseas,
ecLor
«Belle
and his ister
f
'
«Pvt. George Carpeneto, with the
U. 8. Air Corps at Moody Field Val-
dosta, Ga. spent the latter part of
last week in Bellefonte with his
grandmother, Mrs. Louis Carpeneto
and family, of South Allegheny
street, while on a 15-day leave of
absence. Pvt. Carpeneto is a son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Carpeneto of
Williamsport, formerly of Bellefonte
~An Ascension Day program will
be held in 8t John's Evangelical
and Reformed church, Bellefonte,
Thursday, June 3rd. at 7:30. This
program is under the auspices of
the Women's Missionary Circle and
Mrs. Rufus H. LeFevre, one of our
missionary workers from Yuanling,
China, will be the speaker. The pub-
He is cordially invited to this meet.
ing
Lt. Paul 8. Beaver has complet-
ed his preliminary training at Ft
Schuyler, N. Y., and arrived in Belle-
fonte Saturday for a week's furlough
before reporting to duty at Boston,
I Mass. Lt Beaver, who recently en-
the
went to
Reynolds
avenue, spent part of last week with
in
of East |
the
Is on vacation
of
spent the weekend
Kusse's
Arthur
had as
thelr guest last week, Mrs. Elizabeth
and fam-
Arrange-
where
i street,
ion the Bob Hawk
i York City
listed in the U. S. Navy, will be ac- |
companied by his wife to Boston. |arettes were deposited in the
I ———
«Miss Margaret Brockerhoff, of |
| State College, was a weekend guest
of her brother, Henry Brockerhoff,
of West Bishop street.
Mrs. W. H. Bathurst, of Altoona,
spent Wednesday In town with her
brother, James Miller and family,
near the Titan Metal plant
Mrs. Alfred Jones, of Bast Blshe
op street, spent the weekend with
friends In Philadelphia, Mrs, Jones
Is the former Mary Katherine Flynn
Mrs. Lloyd Loewer, of Brooklyn,
N. Y. Is here for an several weeks’
visit with her parents, Mr, and Mrs
[Clyde Smith, of East Bishop street
Miss Elizabeth Cooney of Lewis
town, spent Sunday In Bellefonte
with her father, Martin Cooney, at
the family home on West Bishop
street
Dr. Leroy
turned to his
Locke on Sunday re-
home on North Alle.
gheny street from Rochester, Minn.
where he spent several days attend-
ing the Mayo Clinle
A. A. Verbitski
three months
fresher course
headquarters
turned to his
station
Mi and Mrs
North Allegheny
week with relatives and friends in
Berlin Mr. Krape was enjoying a
week's vacation from his duties at
First National Bank
Perry Alters, of East High
employe of the
on a ten-day
Mrs. Alters
their time
Mrs W
~MN
who for the
has been taking
at the State
at Hershey
duties
past
] I'e-
Police
has
at Rockview
re-
ub-
vii
+S
street,
Krape
pent
4
of
the
treet
is
and
much of
mother
an local postofMice
vacation and
are spending
with Mrs. Alters
K. Raup, in Lamar
Nan McGinn
rd street, Monday deg
Isit with
he
’
y
of w
vr est
mried for
her nent
ner nej
Mr
there
WwW Rnd niece
and family
McGinn will ge
isit friends
and
From
All
Jack
Mr
Jalf
10 entowr )
of N
recently
he) : tenograpt oy
extension off at Penn Stat
lege i a similar pos !
Warner Compan:
t. Bellefonte
npieted her first-year
Thor
Having
tudies at
College. Ind
(
Thursday
with
Ci
ry stree
Indiang St
nana, Pa
ite Teacher
Mis
Be
the
.”
5 Virginia
fon
i immer
parents Mr
East
‘lark
arg Le te last
cation
Mr
street
C
of
.
>
ir
orth
Mrs
Baltimore
jay became the parent
thir
Charles
Md
of
’
t heels
the Great
in Ilinols, arrived in Be
to TU i]
tion
Fri ]
1d
week's furle }
#1 andmot ier
Smith
aay
with his parents and
NM ar Mrs John F
Mis. Nell Decker the family
the Moore apartments
Mr George B. Thompson
West High street, wihio has been un.
dergoing observation and treatment
at the Philluaburg State Hospital
for several weeks, Tuesday morning
underwent an operation at that ine
stitution Yesterday her condition
reported as being satisfactory
Workmen
sign
County Library
eum, at tu
at
Vi
this week
front of the Centre
and Historical Mus.
of Allegheny and
Howard streets. The sign. of wood
constniction, is patterned along the
same lines as the one in front of the
Bell Telephone building furthe
no ame street
H. E Leathers of
Mt Eagle, announces the en.
encvement of his daughter, Alice
Elizabeth, Jacob L. Confer of
Howard street, Bellefonte Miss
Leathers is cher in the public
schools of Centre county, while Mr
Confer is employed by Titan
Metal Company. The wedding will
take place sometime in June
Elwood Johnson, of West How-
ard street, last Wednesday departed
for Camp Hill, where he has accept-
ed a position as guard at the White
Hill Industrial School for Boys. lo-
cated near Camp Hill Mr. Johnson
had been employed by the Titan
Metal Company here for about ga
year. Prior to that time he had been
an employe of the late Col W_ F
Reynolds for 27 years
~Mr. and Mrs. William B. Troupe
and family, of North Allegheny
street. who had planned on moving
into a rented home in Philadelphia,
have purchased a home at 7410
Cleorgian Road, that city, instead,
and are making preparations to
move as soon as arrangements have
been completed. Mr. Troupe has ac-
cepted a position with an engineer.
ing firm in the Philadelphia area
~—Miss Mary Robb. of East Curtin
Bellefonte, was a contestant
“Thanks to the
Yanks" program via CBS Saturday
night. May 21. while visiting in New
Miss Robb, a teacher in
Rockaway, New Jersey, failed to give
the correct answer to a question by
quizmaster Hawk, and her 3,000 cig-
pro-
erecied a
new
in
* cOorhiel
rth on the
Hillerest Farm
near
to
a lea
the
Mrs. Beaver expects to remain in gram’s Duffel Bag for distribution to
that city for several weeks before service
men in obscure military
returning to her home on East Linn eéamps
street
Miss M
{
:
Yesterday's lassie of the New
Marjorie McGovern suffer-| York Times carried a photograph of |
a fracture of the left arm at the | Ambassador Dr. Alexander Loudon,
# o'clock Thursday |of the Netherlands, pinning the Mil
im< ming when she fell down a short | itary Wilhelm Order on Commander |
flight of steps in her apartment in|E. N. Parker,
rlthe 1. 0. O. P. building, West High award —the
istreet. She was taken to the Centre |award— was given Commander Par- |
County Hospital Where the fracture ker and a small group of other of-]
was reduced, and returned home the | ficers for heroism in the Dutch East |
same evening. Some Months ago Miss | Indies. Com. Parker is the husband |
severe infec of
{daughter of
Hunter, of East Curtin street,
McGovern suffered a
tion in the same arm
~Carl Cronemiller, Jr. second
class signalman in the U. 8. Navy,
last Wednesday departed for Ban
Diego, Cal,
with his father, Carl Cronemiller,
Sr., of the Penn Belle Hotel, Crone-
miller, who has been in the Navy for
two and a half years, has been on
duty in both Atlantic and Pacific
[oceans and has participated In a
number of engagements, Last week
was his first visit home in 16 months,
Upon leaving Bellefonte he expected
to be assigned to a Naval Training
School to undergo special instruc-
tion.
after a five-day visit
| brief visit with Mrs. Melvin J. Locke,
The |
Netherland | i
of Bellefonte,
highest
Elizabeth Hunter,
and Mrs. Dorsey
the former
Mr,
~Mr. and Mrs. David Locke and
son, Dyer, of Charleston, W. Va,
arrived in Bellefonte last week for a
at her home on East Curtin street.
Mr. Locke has just accepted a posi-
tion as assistant to the production
manager of the Durez Plastics and |
Chemical Company at Tonawanda, i
N.Y. and he and the family expect
to leave today for the Tonawanda
area where they will make their fu-
ture home, For six years the Lockes
had ben residents of Charleston, W.
Va.
| which will provide stamps to replace |
entire family
THE i CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
Page Five
tutor: curb market dealers) Yq
| moved from winter quarters on West
High street, to the outdoor location
on the Diamond, Saturday, and mar- |
ket will be held there every Wed-
nesduy and Saturday during the
summer
Elmer Eby, of East Bishop street
last week entered the Veterans’ Hos
pital at Costesville for observation
and treatment, He was accompanied
on the trip by W. W. Hampton of
Bellefonte, officer in this
urea
| Miss Edith
delphia, Is expectod nirive in
Bellefonte about June 1, to spend the
summer months with; her niece. Mrs
Frank Daly and family, on West
Bishop street, Miss Cooke Is a sister
of the late Edward Cooke of Belle-
{fonte, father of Mrs. Daly
Mrs. Emory G. Wolfe, of Pitt
burgh, was Bellefonte last week,
preparatory to opening her house on
Howard street. When she re-
will be accompanied by
Miss June C
ited from HU
Durgh June 2
every week
service
the benefits derived from its
munity Bargain Counter
RATES Advertisements of
first Issue, and 15 cents for each
ments contain more than twenty
REAL ESTATE--A
advertising sale or rent
KEYED ADS--All
to tnis office, must he
ments, Please do not
advertisements, as the
of the advertiser
SUBSCRIBER'S PRIVILEGE
ocrat whose subscription is paid
vertisement in these column
subscriber will be charged the
can be used six thine year al
une,
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to
complied
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publishers
in
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twenty
additional
«five
straight one
advertisements
with
office
nit
Every
up to date, Is
Jur
different
Over Thirty Thousand Persons
Read These Columns
That's why The Centre Democrat's
partment has become 50 amazingly popular
classified advertising de-
Considering its low cost and
Com
five words or less, 25 cents for
Insertion, Where advertise
words, one cent a word Is cherged
¢ent a word Is charged for real estate
malled
advertise.
Jing such
the name
that request
those
replies to be
wlswering
information concer
permitted to divulge
by the
for
not
The
to a 25
Otherwise
I'hi
to Centre
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word ad-
subscriber
entitled
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Cats
time, fred the
advertising priviiege
intervals
1
scrap
he small
material on
the side of the Fir
Is something of an
piles cause no offense
growing steadily
terial 1s
an ee
pile of old iron and
the Diamond, at
t National Bank
cvesore 8vuch
thie
but when such
permitted to remain
(th { time
ngth «
ApPpPeuras
in untidy
Miss Joan Long
State Teachers
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onte to spend
with her
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Murdock
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Notice to Taxpayers
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spent in auire of «
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Mr. and
Mr. and
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| WANTED-—To buy a a electric
TRgerator washer al #
wire olf Wm Hoftmas
Bellefonte Pa Phone €135
th evening
Thue Mosrnl were
Jodon, Mr. and Mra
arid Mre Pred Piahiet
Mra Lawrence MeClure, Jv
Mrs Beniamin Stectz, Mr
Fotwrt and Mrs
Witm~r woe
Mrs Paul
Ha was
Bra
te buy an old-faahions
in good condil
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Creek. Pa
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DIRTY
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Mr Carnes 4
a
YOUR RATIONING
CALENDAR
12. good
last through May
No. 13 becomes valid
June 1. and will be good for five
pounds through August 15. Stamps
No. 1% and 16 became good May 24
for five pounds each for home can-
ning purvoses. Housewives may ap-
ply to their local boards for addi-
tional rations if necessary
COFFEE-Stamp No 23
pound) good through May 30
MEATS, ETC. Red stamps E. F
G. H. J. remain valid through May
Each person is entitled to 16 points
a week
BLUE STAMPS -G. H and J
Blue Stamps. worth 48 points, are
valid now and through the month
; Bellefonte
WANTED
Lighin
art
No for
SUGAR
five pon
31 Stamp
Stamp al
nds, must lewe Pa
electric
inate model oar
any of these please write
Rebersburg. Pa
WANTED---A
calf from
cutie
machine
’
% registered Holstein
4 month to one
oid Must be Bangs tested and
wrs © ahow Must be from 3
ent to 4 per cent Hutter fal. nothing
inder Please write Geo C. Buck
Warriors Mark, Pa x21
WANTED To buy scrap
centa per 100 pounds
vard., no tin so old automobiles,
trucks. newspavers magazines, rub-
ber, metals and beef hides Jake
Kofman's Junk Yard (one mile weal
of Milesburg). Phone Bellefonte na 3m
t
%
fone
fron, 60
delivered our
re- |
of May. These stamps cover can-
ned, bottled and frozen fruits, veg-
etables, juices, dry beans, peas, len-
tils and processed food
EXPIRED STAMPS. Housewives
are urged to destroy all expired red
or blue ration stamps to help guard
against black markets in food
SHOES Coupon No. 17, ration
book No. 1, good for one pair of
in good condition Mrs "Ernest
Mitchell, Bellefonte. B.D 8 (2 miley
east of Runvilie) x22
FOR SALE — Brooder house, 10x12
1 feet on skids, with double floor and
walla. Wilbur BR. Brungart, Rebers-
burg Pa x2]
FOR SALE--Timely merchandise, in
stock today at Losch Supply Co
Jersey Shore. Pa.. 3 new chick brood
ers; 2 oak office benches, 1 cement
block machine, a new Rind of roof-
ing, cheap. 1 new potato planter; 3
used corn planters. 1 used traction
apraver and 1 power sprayer. 1 free
built Fordson tractor and plow: 4
used tractors, wheel, 35 engines; 1
{new elevator potato digger, 4 two-
way plows. 1 car two-wheel traller
I 10<inch used ensilage cutter; 2
hand older mills: 4 used mowers
2 tractor plows. 2 gang plows: 1
heavy long roller; 1 two-tub washer
with engine; 1 two-can milk cooler
What elise do you need that ia avails
abie. Limited supply of home grown
red clover seed, germination,
$1690 a bushel, while it lasts. Caso
iene stove: washing machines, wood
saws and mandrels; 50 cockerels, 10
months old, 5 to 8 pounds Losch
| onsen, Supply Co., Jersey Shore,
a Ki
shoes until June 15
GASOLINE--Page 5 stamps in!
“A” book good for three gallons of |
gasoline through July 22
TIRES Last day for “C” book
drivers to have tires inspected is
May 31. For “B’' book drivers last
day is June 30 |
RATION BOOK Ne. 3-Applica-
tion for War Ration Book No. 3,]
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FOR SALE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON ONLY, MAY 29
The following articles of furniture of the former Mal
lory Studio at the Studio Rooms, 2nd Floor, Crider's
Exchange:
Mahogany Settee and 3 Chairs
Several Odd Chairs and Benches
Oak Library Table
Show Case
Display Table
Roll Top Desk
Safe, ete.
AT THE MALLORY STUDIO
FOR BALE
Huy size
G
Dial
F
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Bellefon
Al
FOR BAL
Harmal
Dial !
1937 Dodge
in Capacity
» Ek.
Kaomhko
Or will ex-
satne aie
Clarence
15.04
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Gumnp W
Anay
Lhreshis oul-
tractor size ZH%40
This outfit Is in
Roy Buck, Warriors
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of Mrs Rot re
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« All kinds garden
Tuding tomato cabbage
planta, mangoes, ec
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FOR SALE
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Pa. Phone 3122
POR SALE
Dortable
ov
nguon
Typewriter, Remi
like new. $60. Underwood
aesk model, $40 Standard keyboards
choice, will sell one. Kathleen
Rebersburg, Pa. Box 103. x21
vou
Bi eri
FOR SALE
18-001 housecar trailer
modern apmveniences. New 1'res
Also two pick-up trailers, reasonable
price. Inquire of Mr. Lewis, Philips-
bure Country Club, Philipsburg, Pa
x21
FOR SALE
mango
Plante: cabbage, tomato
broooolia cauiifiower eer
piant. Bermuda onjon, petunias, ag-
erratum ANapdragon aster mari-
golds and costa Geo J. Bohn. Le-
mont. Ps x22
PARM MAC HINERY- Advise us what
you need. If we don't have it to-
day, we can likely get It for you
Guite soon, on your rationing certie
ficate Sone Parm Machinery Com-
pany, Jersey hore, Pa. x21
PERMANENT WAVE 68. Do your
own Permanent with Charm-Kurl
Kit. Complete equipment. including
40 curlers and shampoo. Easy 10 do,
absolutely harmless Praised by thous
sands including June lang, glamor-
ous movie star. Money refunded If
not satisfied. Parrish Drug Store
x25
FOR SALE- To "cond truckers: Good
grade of coal. Always 50 ton on
hand No waiting One-half mile
rorth of Philipsburg Hospital, on
Black Moshannon road New openi-
ng also started Will have stoker
coal about July 15, 1943 louis De-
Palma, Jr. BR 1 Box 37 Philipsbure,
Pa. Phone 554-R-3 x21
Act Quickly Against
Coccidiosis
As a First Ald Treatment Use Dr.
Salsbury’s Rakos
{immediately at the first indication
lof dreaded Coceldiosis. Watch for
| those tell-tale signs—droopy wings,
huddling, and shivering, loss of ap-
| petite, bloody or watery droppings.
[Neglect can be very serious—so act
QUICKLY! Also use sanitation and
litter spray to kill Coccidia
FEED DR. BALSBURY'S AVI-
Hockman’s Feed Store
Phone 2289 Bellefonte, Pa.
TAB as a flock conditioner to birds |
‘hit by Coccidiosts. It's an ideal ap- |
| petite stimulator,
FARMERS
| duire of B O
| Phone
! garden,
| 4231
Use this highly astringent liquid |
Sales Mart
Penn
Hall,
Bring your ly
YOU Can except
Helgel, owner, man
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Poultry for Sale
Dogs, Pets, Etc.
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Real Estate for Sale
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FORGET
SALE
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entral  ooation Bellefonte. Wyits
I+ A care of Centre Democrat. x21
HALE
Ie Bush
CON VENMeN OM
am Teavior, Buss
Pa
Frame double
Pry
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ron
Addit
miles north
Consisting
able, 50
balance pasture
ioed very reasons
information write Frank
Orassfiat, Pa. Clearfield
x21
ar vd woodlar a.
able Por
J. Mile
county
SALE -130.acre farm. Jocated
hall mile fre Ross Church in
Nal fmoon township, 90 acres under
ivation, balance in timber: new
new concrete biock milk house
fn and house A-1 condition
i wired fOr electricity Cow stables
nereted In keeping with ShefMeid
specifications. Can be bought at bar-
Rain price for quick sale. Possession
Avril 1 if desired This farm was for.
meriy known as the Rider farm. now
owned bY Russell Zerby. If interest
ed call L. Frank Mayes 2842 State
College +
PCR SALE--The best farm buy. One
of the Long farms in Clinton coun-
Large dwelling, one side rented
necessary outbulldings: about 58
14 acres of wheat ground
appearance hows the grounds
three
POR
one
in
tility. Along Bellefonte road
miles from Mill Hall Owner ret!
on account of age and health
best hedge ARAinSL inflation is a se
lect piece of real estate
" Possession H
tact Eckert & Hager,
Pa
ae
Jersey
3 Houses for Rent
POR RENT A
mont, from
Ross Lemon?
FOR
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in
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Brick house
Sune 1st
Pa
RENT. A nix- “OOM
Axemann, available June
Harvey
st
. Bellefonte, Pa
20+ u
Five. room modern bun-
ufurnished. Hot water heat,
fruit 200d condition; in
| Bellefonte. Eva Simpeon, State Cols
ee, RD 1 Phone State College
19-11
550
POR RENT.
gailow,
The James Kerstetter
house at
In- |
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"BABY CHICKS |
Large Type White Leghorn
Chicks « Pullets - Cockerels
'O™® 419" 5
Extra Select Broiler Cockerels
50 for $2.65
No Heavy Breed hicks Now |
Gervin K. Schaeffer
MeAlisterville, Perma.
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BAKE SALE The Stes
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certificate
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Get your
Farm Mach
Saturday evenings,
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Hecla Park
Every Friday Night
Et
Poultry Raisers !
START
Your CHICKS
RIGHT
With DR. SALSBURY'S
PHEN-O-SAL
The Double Duty
Drinking Water Medicine
HOCKMAN'S
POULTRY STORE
Phone 2229 Phone 23
Bellefonte Centre Hall
Centre Hall Store open every Sat.
urday from 2:30 to 8:30 P. M.
MARKET EGGS - HATCHING
EGS WANTED