THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLE
December 16, 1943.
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Miss Winifred Meek, who has been; Two young men named Flood, of ble t { {
attending a conservatory of music {| Karthau townsiip. Clearfield coun-
in New York City, arrived home on|ty, killed five
Saturday evening, week, and
Marriage licenses were issued to! The largest
the following couples: George A. the smaliest
Swauger and Lela E. M. Kerstetter, Mr. Ed. C
both of Millheim; Arthur H. Rachau dealer, Is « h m
and Annie R. Shaffer, both of Madi- first shipment over the Centra
sonburg. road of Pennsylvania hi
On Monday the following post- font It
office appointments were made for ture for
Clinton county: Beech Creek, gE. P. le?
Trexler: Hammersley's Fork, H. A
Wilson: McElhattan, J H. Chat- wi
man; Mill Hall, W. H. Clarke
Cigarettes are to be taxed one do
lar a thousand and it i
increase the tax. By all
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NO WONDER WE ARENT
GETTING ALL THE LIGHT
We Pay for!
You would be surprised how
dust and dirt hold back light
from your reading lamp. Just by
washing the bulb and
reflector, you can get
25 to 30% more light.
Wash them regularly to
help your eyes and get
all the light you pay for.
Here Are Some Other Ways
To Conserve Light for Eyes
If lamp shades are dark or turned
yellow inside, you may be losing
as much as 50% of the light. Clean
or brush shades regularly; or if
they are too bad, replace with
fresh ones.
Turn off lights when you dost
need them. Electricity and
eyesight are both vital today;
conserve them. Be sure you have
enough light when you read,
sew or study; but don’t leave
unnecessary lights burning.
Place lamps to make light
more useful. By arranging
furniture, one lamp can often
serve two or more people
effectively, But be sure itisn’t
too far away from either.
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College School eeks to advance
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WE'RE SORRY...
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From a store that has been pleasing Christ-
mas shoppers for many years. We are proud
to sav that this year we are able to present
a selection of merchandise that will please
everyone on your list. We shall be glad to
show vou these many gifts that have been
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We 1] again stock these |
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that precious sweeper
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picked by Santa for wartime giving.
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tract in State Coliege
Bcina B. Reber, ot al. 10 Bade M
Krape, of H in Howard
Boro, $1
WEBER NAMED HEAD
OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN
MES
At a recent meeting in Howard.
Mrs. Bator Weber. of that come
munity, was clected president of the
Centre County Council of Republi-
can Women for a two-year term
Other officers chosen for simila
terms were: Mrs. Lee Tice, Howard,
recording secretary Mrs Hazel
Weaver, State Qoliege, corresponding
secretary: Mrs. Samuel J. McMullin,
Millheim, treasurer: Mrs. Fred Ben-
der, Stats College. council adviser,
Edward R. Miller, Belle-
fonte, Mrs. George Sheldon, Philips
burg. Mrs. Ada Marshall, Port Ma.
Paul Winter, Aarons-!
burg. and Mrs, Leamer Woodring,
Milesburg, vice presidents
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