Page Four THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. —— Lessons In English 4 Bult (of Criticize, Annul- the one Creditor, sheek ms) criticism, sm the nn and not ahile Words Often Misused y (stylish) clothes) Do not say, “He don't understand.’ Say, "He doesn't tand.” Use 2¢ prefer doesn't when the subject fs singular, Ment: ¢ except in the case of 1 don't and 1. Visible don't arbiter Do not say, * pronounce tite (of Eos ed undael N observe ible ter You Lor; Word Study times us INCrease From thence we shall go to Chicago.” Omit from means “from that place Do not say, I do stock in his promises rely on hig promises.” Do not say She has a beautiful things.” Ba) great many beautiful Do not say Alter with him, I went hon Do not say M1 London ferred to it in his | § did 4 iy not ' it PRECLUDE fore Fortifi ap VISUALIZE hence Use and it vocabu- a word three is Lot lary by mastering lay. Words for this less RETICENT; inclined to Hncommun ie Our ward n;¢ your take any 1 do not not Say one each keep sl (fro a! | first re od lent om ative She ret-| t, first e as in re anceent p nounce things . having Omit alter and second instressed vilable) in nt mon mien wked observing plyin syllable never re : Jack Brown refer ) Words Often Mispronounced Pre AS In « Ennul ah, ¢ Ignoramu mus, 1 as In DME, 0 ray lable Data, Prot not as in at Lava. Pref first a a Languo iI8 lang we. a a We nd | irst vilabl age of Pronoun not seen sualize them INTERVENTI( » that nw not a ' at IN ADHERENCI te '$ a correct Prof loose not a n loss Words Often Misspelled FORGET TABLE VITAL MANNERS. SAVE Ancient Roman Town Site FOOD! nD Becau perts correct to soup ration cards politene nla te pia new rule the Aus can Wee tributed Americar dealer REMARKABLE EXPLOITS OF Admired by Moors NORWAY'S GIRL SABOTEUR i The Nazis head* She ment desty and organized merchandi electrifying ar the Cal trit ~ Americar dealer Berwick Dentist Robbed Robbers ts D Pa $900 in gold and raf trance by breaking ¢ State Police viel the work r traveling th have committe widely scatt wick whi tain 3 I prin v taken as ti most important £ the A had, No Ordinary Lake Sid Of 1 Held by Portuguese, Moors Son, Mistaken For Thier iY Judges Help Out Among the professions r at an ordnar 5t. Louis, lawver working working split shift ar Jou uclige Joseph ‘s Definitely George F. Kelling, of leville, and Privs Arthur Hazen “Hear” With Feet The National © 1 8 the Deaf dance in ti gternal recently held Ls The ¢ fly covered the was for the bare floor permitted th ballroom hotel] arpeting whicl removed Ores $18.000 Richer ified Herman W chin - ty. Calif., that $358 him in accrued Schaberg died in 1934 and knew about the de- 19040, but her six vibration to the receive ti music Jo A bank n berg of Redwood Ci there wa 2 die interest After cleani eI Dis WiGow members of a f 2 ty of sich 4 Ore, placed the fish on a came a bones and never Adio in doe hich ate $18.000 tight better off than a | they tho A WHILE THEY LAST! One Lot RESSES || DRESSES 52.00 $3.00 Rayons, Cotton Prints, Sheers and Spun One Lot Rayons., Values to $6.98. COHEN'S DRESS SHOP N. Allegheny St. Bellefonte, Pa. | Record Production Fats, |Australian Corporal Didn't Oils Expected During '43 of fats Is and oils from materia Is expected to total nearly 12 billion pounds in 1043, greatly ing ords Requirements for fats and oils also Production domw.estie exce all previous rec. domestic than of palm, and tung will be larger ever before lect loss mi of cocom oils from the of lard and lend-lease shifted of net ing the 151 and the large exports domestic vege The has recently imparter lo of fats y of tood ise In and oll fats 1043 large as % But loyment and in and with effect } q retail antity larg 1pply A con be n jerately lable Westchester County, N. Y., Finances Its Defense Bills A ; ’ & Vee esier wenithy res oney will re the year is © Dynamite Helps Make Food Because «¢ dynamite, Amer far eres can New and ferti] ¢ added to nearby area Djedeida Rail Junction Hedeida, Tunis is an impor. tion between the Tuni- naval base of It is the nital and tha Bizerta is the north 15 miles railroad North Africa vest from Tunis on vhich extends across . ar roce right bank of chief of Tunisian r ts the zigzag course through the rail. way and highway, says the National Geographic In thi ilted up the historic ca At Dijedeida n 1622. to impound asablanca, The Med ierda town is on the vers. which ¢ the 1 by untaing followed society centuries past Yer 8 iz a the which mountain waters of the river in times of drouth may decrease to of 1 mum volume. Water is thus stored for igation. The irrigated fAelds about Djedeida are fertile and well cultivated, ane-tenth per cent of its maxi Organized Labor Shows Ability Shearing operations during the current season in New South Wales, Australia, have provided a magnif- icent demonstration of organized Ia. established and improvised un- In this state gsheep bor war conditions 53 millich half the sheep population of the en- tire Australian Commonwealth, 30. 000 workers are employed. With the | peak of the shearing season passed, sheep ranchers have reported un. usually efficient operations. A big factor in this success was the graz. ers’ willingness to cooperate in al {tering normal shearing dates, and | the fine national spirit shown by em- ployees belonging to the Australian | Workers union, one of Australia’s { biggest and most militant labor or. | ganiastions. der vhose comprise There js no wisdom In the man who wonders why it Is always his creditors who look him up - “ a sso oe I The idea that the United States can beat the world, with one hand tied, will revive in a few years, | northward, Get Enough, Wants More Having had go much unpleasant. ness slung at him during his career in the Middle Fast, a South Austra lan Military Medalist has joined the Royal Australian Air hope that he will be able to do a bit of slinging himself force In the Forbes was with the first batch of troops to leave Aus Lance Corpor nl tralia and headed west with the rest Mersa Matrub vias with the first into Tobruk and Ben Then he hurried off to Greece bunch from march into t his medal and wound for inder hot Ger. mes won fron tried 10 get vag full, s« A be Ver mb and the m off his He « perch Women's Artificiality Out As Natural Charm Enters | rye fress PISRSE men or xs dainty attrac Topkick's Laundry Intriguing A Me . le PIT : Fra y set of “Gl and handkerchiefs, anc her longings of a soldier, from a Dallas laundry When he finds her, the sarge will return said young lady's pale Blue pajamas This LE 7 parlicular first sergeant Jores e PAjAMmAas, dainty ner y nt “GL” T ny WAAC at het the killing J Ames of va State college the particles the Mem the smaller needed phenothiazine RII, sire the deadly dose iste state that while wler fost ag an insecticide for some has found use as a killer of livestock and of in poultry. And. dusted it has been found to give time most ceeefy! ite of certain suc parasitic worms cecal worms on chickens almost complete control of lice. Tents Made Weather Resistant tarpauling, and covers now are made fire. weather, and water resistant by the applica. | tion of an improved protective film based on resin plastics. The plastic component is biended with the com. pounds designed to guard agains! weathering and storage deterioration and the entire preservative surface is laid on in one operation. The new plastic element, composed of ordi- | nary pine pitch and phenol formal. | dehyde reging, is cheaper and more | effective than the chlorinated rubber | previously used for the same pur. pose. It is estimated that approxi mately 10 million pounds will be used on army tentage during 1943, Army fents, 1 truck No Rails Northward Lake Chad (situated in north. | central Africa about 700 air miles | from the west coast Guif of Guinea) | lies mostly within the “Free French'' | territory of French Equatorial Afri. ca It extends slightly over the | border at the point where that col- | ony meets British Nigeria and | French West Africa, whose govern- ment has been loyal to Vichy. The nearest railway station to the lake is more than 200 miles away, | at Nigerian Nguru, whence rails | stich southwestward to the Gulf | of Guinea port of Lagos. There are’ no railway lines from central Africa There are Americans who, despite 1929, believe that everything will be fine if business runa the country. | War workers, breaking production records, are helping to beat the Axis but only when they are on ihe job. FIGHTING PESTS ) Forty years ago the planters of Trinidad were in despalr. Raty were ravaging the great sugar-cane plan. ‘ations. Traps cats and ferrets had all proved useless. Ruin stared the planters in the face Then some importation of MONRoOse 18 i charming furry beast rather like a blg and ret. It makes a delightful pet reputation rests mainly that it Is the deadly poisonous cobra and the world suggested the mongoose, The of India a that looks amiable fer- but jis he fact of the finest RENIN the native on tl enemy also the rattey In { these animal CTRL there were no the mongoose tur to the chicken yard Shortly wel almost extinct Next the core « were fo rats Then tention Boon more ned 1 nis a ana mon~ birds ensued poultry premium cleared out the egRs al a ¥ Oh and How are there | mon getting native pillar fallen? the head pest | 1a he mighty premium rime Today on of each yet the sind to be Worse the sianders Now Indian starling wn whic} are ry the keeping RS Lan a eentury k Britisher | to England for PARrrom nan | § rstablished five ter insects, and the crog APreading he nw ee repealed OWS Were coneery wement ven pest tele erops § i $ 1 5.000 600 m time ! wont min Hungarian Pairs Moree They on ARO Ba wind several them roperts es Whi Kins began came stories broken canal banks Yervyehe re dams and rentures burrowed e t and sn ver the f 4 tale of damase In before the great War 1 the Hungarian govern- ment offered a prize of $235.000 to any person who oould method of exterminating them Helena, famous the sland { one Lime Cattle did creased, Just broke out Ar Napoleon. was at were ine. bee browsed hy Sable Island is a the Atlantic grea revi sand ir off Nova Scotia habitants were as enturies } rabb imported ana for gulls and dentally in Hghthe goods OO - signed to the ae. and I they became such a pest that in 1880 cats were brought in to cope with them invent some That finished the rats. And then the eats turned on the rabbity and |wiped them out. The cats became so savage that they were actually a danger, and some bright settler im. ported a pair of big Northern foxes Ww cope with the cats. The foxes killed the cats and then having nothing left to eat they died out Today Sable Island has only the gulls lert PLEASANT GAP (Continued from page Three Haven un short definite M1 who where she will be for at least time as her plans are not M1 ints momths wedding and nang [4 been married restrictions only were able to be present: Mrs Chandler, of Bellefonte, who baked a large cake for the occasion, Mr. and Mrs. Fdwin Shay and son and another couple from Lock Hav- en, Mrs. Bhay being Mrs. Woomer's daughter and Mrs. Emma Sheary and son Jimmie and Mrs. James Griffith of Pleasant Gap Mrs. Archie day with Harry as watchman at weeks | Mis itty Wion of Illinois iting ( at Bellefopte spending a ister Nard Showers Fred Hartswick day last week wit} William Woomer the Griffith cottage ago, celebrated thelr anniversary on Bun to have thelr chil home as before, but the fol- and moved sEYEeral first day aren each due lowing Charles planned andchiidren hig to RAS spent las here Irvin relative Hilger a His cepted the vi nfter werk Mrs with her 1 ¥ who is Murphy spend Pauline Mover the £} em- Co onte, is her riers » ra 1's iriena in INARara of Oak Hall sl t her i he home of ! and Mrs. Merrill Moyer and fan week ny nkiebharger Bellefonte last gab B moved recently Jodon house into the r apartment st from annoen returned A Werk's Vas with relatives and friends nd Budd res Lhe here Baum s thelr pective former and week 8 Whiree dav latter a ten-day furlough 1X Donald Kerstetter aAnspounce the arriva Barbara A? J ft Rockeay Kerstetier after the and wi ine ne a sta vine 4 L& L F101 vier Howard rnoug Car 3 struck a diteh near the Fish Hat h- ng The dam. amatinied in when he overturned as ery ast Sat ARe the $680 Mrs. Ray Melroy spent in Harrishwrg isst week Ralston Derr, who has been sia- tioned with the Red Cross in the Aleutian Islands. arrived home Sat. hil ma the } eve to Car to about two days riley rip by plane, train and 1 his wife { opers anty Hosp wi who was ught to Pir: the Oentre Cx recently hoane Gap timer as the inner vitamin eaves Of head i A | Gra NT nge Fair For (Continued from page one) tween and the has oflen been an endurance between man and nature legend that the week of Oranges lo either wet or dry. Seldom doc weather man de ont a dium the picnlekers provides # bright hot sun which the ground so that inches dust cover the grounds and hang a cloud over the tented city. Or el harvest It u al Nappy for Usually of read IL rains almost cons nickers wallow mud. Bul Cirange Picnic g trated that eather mar inche are } ardship they ne still have a g0o0¢ The ment been without interruptios officer curtailment World Wag CANCE Lie PCT nave War f« Lhe ure Church of Christ, Martin Grove Meetin oo building Albert hy Hublershurg - Zion Reformed Charles GG. Gault, n ter. H shurg-—Ch Methodist, Bellefonte HK. £ Berio 1 'nited Brethren, Bellefonte E. Householder Aste Uni! bw 1943 Is Cancelled fall chores contest a Falr He me w Read the ( wet ae Legal Notices At SOTICH Charge TICE g Lots Primary - SELLE THE GREATEST FLIGHT | IN HISTORY! The Most Amazing Secret Revealed in a Great and |! Startling Love Story of | This Reund -The-World | Girl Flier on Special || TWO BIG HITS! TWO BIG DAYS! FRIDAY and SATURDAY YOUR PINE Turn Big City Jinx-Busters ! we. HITTING NEW HEIGHTS OF HOWLARITY ALSO-CHARLES STARRETT in FIGHTING With Kay Harris RIDGE PALS Secret Mission For the || U. 8. 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