Prayer day followed 11 o'clock ’ LH Mr ously js spent My making her hot Wee Visiting Haven Monday aft week or more and Mrs with her the purchased ti th where past the 10 McElwain over the past Was 18: to S George CL O0Oree 4 iourt and other March 2, 1944. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. day school Sunday morning at 9:30; | youth Fallowship in the evening at 6:30, preaching mon by the pastor, Special ight urda SOWer Altoona aughters adelphia ees UNIONVILLE Methodist Church Services: —Sun- | u s “Navy, alled on friends latives in the community | last week while home on a lough, with his parents, Mr Charles Schaeffler of —— .. Spring Sales the S0r= | Sower, | each followed by service at 7:30, with Rev. 1). A Evangelistic services during the week except Sat- conducted by the pastor, Rev All are invited to these ser- immediately ioe Co ntinued from { were listed last Even though wartime have created a great reity farm essentials, farm and farm labor, the page one) Free Methodist Church Services: — prin ervice Friday evening, Sun School Sunday morning at 9:45 | wv the preaching service at with sermon by the pas- D. E. Joseph ers are overcoming t! infant daughter Mr. and | ,¢ best they can in Harold Bish has been quite seri- | oy towar ill for a couple weeks past but 4 t this time Grace Moore, of Altoona day last week with Mr Edward Flick where prior to Rev county: e 3 I'h diffic 108 y Ol re somewhat better a As n resul most f the Miss ale } and iting not she wa with farming, it for thu gOINg " reasons that prevail annuall to ner Mr last |, g urement fron Lock . ownership aance Li 3 spent a da) with relatives in and vicinity Pvt. Lewis Emenhizer returned to duties at Fort Sill, Okla., on having spent the past with his parents, Mr William Emenhizer Myra Underwood i and husband, Mr after having tate College 14 ¢ Fy Ale civ 1 machinery Public newspaper upply the Miss home and been for a ister vertisemer ty ale item i to home, Livestoo) and to Mr I. R. Williams re- their home last Friday having closed their home t the past two months with their “PU and their families in Phil- We welcome them back to mmunity again i and Mrs. Andrew Hall have 1¢ Sarah Immel property former Dr. Russell residence, and they have been living for the everal vears and Mrs. G. W past weekend wit) Grace Foster and ned nee Hikawd and pes lIkew: bundance Mi Mi Bullock spent her sister Miss Kats wear Belle. | ared Betty Ann weekend and Mrs. John Fishburn and Lois, from near Belle at the home of Mr. and McElwain on Sunday imple birthday supper 1 rsday evening at the and Mrs. L. C. McElw Mi M: rgaret da Fishburn from 1 was a guest of Miss hY $5 fonte, Mr resent ‘Boyd L Barton rion of U the U promoted Ww who | recently with hi friend Virginia cen day furlough relatives and this community Miss Georgianna Holt returned to her work at the West Virginia Pulp before the a s the N and Paper Company of Tyrone after a couple weeks at homes oh account of tay Be everal ale sometimes before ¢ the reserve the notices, which placed many month date, serve to adverti fliness with her parents, Mr. and Mrs wd Lucas it the Bobt with the preventing sale ame LIne Nab 1 oth th w Schaeffer, who | othe Wg Shunt | Here's Your Chance to Pick Out a FREE DREAM KING MATTRESS from the large supply on hand at our store. oN — Here's All You Have to Do . the popular “Start Listen to radio program the Day at 8:45 Tuesday and Thursday morning over station KDKA, Pittsburgh, light” heard o'clock every A tricky little jingle will read and will be invited to tribute the Jast line, listeners con- he Each week the listener who sends in the best line to KDKA will receive a brand-new Dream King Mattress without charge. If you submit the best line, all you have to do is to come to our store and make your selection. These mattresses retail at $39.50 each. If you win, yours will cost you nothing. We invite you to listen to the program regularly, submit your “last lines” for consgideration—and we hope all of you are winners! _BR ACHBILL’S Bellefonte, Pa. and re- one day short fur- and Mrs Bellefonte In Full Swing ndition of two macainery Farm- tie t the sa order to do their discouragement normal ‘a diet thi werk No. 1 neces- The sho are e and £ 17 1] ; : ity from schedulin ales the same day. | The cost of such {1s money well spent, cessful sale depends tive bidding ent, the every value advertizements for every The more bidders more chance there is item offered will bring its that real ——————————— PINE GROVE MILLS A farewell party and dinner was held last Monday for Edgar Gearhart at the Adam Garner home on Chest nut Street The young man, a son of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Gearhart has joined our Armed Forces At Hannah Tressler sale thi Saturday, March 4, In ville lot of houschold and full lot of Sale at 1 p.m We are tired far for a hu Orange the alley good Rods will be 1 clean-up sale indebted t My extra fine tool y one of our Ellery T. Parson hel of luseiou ripe: ved Mr. Parsons |i in Florida nio Centre Democrat. We share t} fin frie with } nar 1s fine fruit ith the mer tree the winter reading would (844 and « the editor t uinderatar } tna ne on week Vi from Half Moo Matilda granges at 1 Lor and Port Baileyville Feb of H im- Half Donald on Bloom the grange last regular meeting ot 22 welled the crowd to 150 P Te 3rd and 4th degree plified in Moon degree Fisher, Mast the piano po ited. Relre committ wer peret mn orn the members were initi- hment of jee were served hy cream andwichi and Java. Next regu- lar meeting of grange No. 1891 wil be March 14. ut 8 o'clock harp A Dr. 1. Q. progr vot y ¢ 4 Millie I'e wel i Chan pickles, cake for vour cor charge of prog: | grange: welcome While lighting bath Beebe wa the nkle fire from manner. Dr. H the injur Elmit Rider and were callers Tuesday Philipsburg State Day the L. J about which took Ine treating Messar Armit tL the room last hospit Str Yer who yt} in Hugh institution Dale ord Pa Isitors with their Centre Ative foyroet quipment Our Men's choru on of Ed. C singers last Wednesday evening the Enisville Methodist church Many of our High School young men have taken places in popular chorus of those In our Miss Sara He pleasant visitor at her parental home M. Hess on the emplo Martz sere ous gu in rect our Arm York City ow Ons | Mr Branc? mel fore of New War week Mr Ara i ved at the with Mr The lL. Ha College wie have State D. ( at her Albert Corl with Extensi ie ( farm er Ding past week and Mrs formerly i Pa 1 'vp Was parent the ‘ollege oom met J. Foster Mu home Peb 24 Agent Ralph Blane Yas present asist in ironing out farm help at feed needs for the coming year Ferguson Twp. farmers present were J. F. Markle, Paul Stephens, Al Al bright, R. W, Reed and Edgar He { Harris Twp Abort 40 gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. 8. Peterson last Thursday evening to help them celebrate thelr 35th wedding anniversary. Their married life all being spent in thelr well known farm near Balleyville both prominent in the communities welfare, Mr. Peterson an Elder In the Presbyterian church, banker township auditor, former school di- rector and Republican chairman in his district, wellknown in 1. 0. O. F circles. A pleasant evening was spent and at a late hour sumptuous {refreshments were served by the neighbor ladies. Many useful gifts were received by the honored couple Mr. Jesse Leathers, popular Agent of The Centre County Memorial Park at Shiloh was a very prominent figure on our streets last Priday the ne friends and neighbors St —— ‘Announce Cast For Local Drama i Continued from page one) | Btenger as George Gibbs, © Nevin | Stamm will be stage manager, | Other porminent roles will be filled ins follows: | Joe Crowell, by Herman Stenger, Howie Newsome, by John Delallo, Mrs, Gibbs, by Helen Covey, | for | sues | upon competi. | pres- | Crowell, b Baseball player | Robert Barlett, Bam Craig, by » BStodbard, by E salstant Stage Barlett First dead man First dead woman, Lucille Second dead Choly Edna REPORTS LARGE GAIN IN ind fertilizer materi ak FArmey y Lee Smith operatively through Albert Hassinger,' giates Farmers and Herman Stenger E. Keith Anderson, K. Stock, Managers: Robert Albert Hassinger thi Eastern Exchange during 1043 than In any previous year, ac- {cording to M. WW, Wert, of Rebersburg who has Held, Ma where Charlie McBride, | 26th annual meeting Ward, tive purchasing a Dean Eber re ted for just returned from Bprin and he of his coopera ociation, Hi board of director a term of thre here are members of the wittended the Wi woman w]e 10 the Vear Christine Ellen Ha Joht Yeager Smith Eleanor inger, Jean McGuar- on, Katherine Wion who. during Rudy Linquist, C. E " operative in thi tate nbhout 20 Farmer Ex 1943, called on O Purchase 600 change thelr co 231 144 HVe. for them 48 tons of dairy, poultry and - “9 a ck feed 13.320 tons of fertilizer B22.004 FARMERS’ COOPERATIVE in purchased northeastern upplic C0 | ( I lon dollars ( pri ner ana they have ad now i cooperative hasin for nembers and patron Through It cumulated several mil- worth of facilities in- ultra-modern feed mill, fc sod re at Buffalo providing service about 100.000 luding an in st rage elevator and torage house ang fe rton, Del rtilizer plan nd Cambridge Part-Time Jobs Now Available At Titan pur en noyed nignt Hvip FALSE TE Yon Osercome snd ETH Wore Here Are 59 Reasons W hy You Should Attend CLASTER'S HARDWARE QUITTING BUSINESS SALE ENTIRE STOCK NOW UNPACKED - READY FOR SALE Don’t Delay - Get Your Share 100 FT. WIRE CLOTHES LINE 99¢| Sy Lard Cans now 19¢ 5 Fiesta Ware Sets i 50-1h. NPC. SN. I5-gal. Fruit $1.25 Full Size Tin Lunch Boxes 12x23 81.50 Wood Serving Trays 19¢ Wood Bread Boards MM ft. No. 7 Sash Clothes Line \ll Electric Fixtures at SALE 10¢ Packs Paper Napkins 10¢ Packs Fancy Paper Plates 10¢ Packs Hot Paper Cups 10¢ Packs Tumbler Paper Coasters S200 Fancy 29¢ : a. 82.49 Jars PRICES Sandwich Sets 19 17¢ $1.98 31.19 3.94 £3.49 S1LYS Wood Silverware Boxes 39% Small Wire Dryers. Tennis Rackets, worth $2.98 —now Iy-gal. Government Oil Cans S0-ft. Rubber Extra Large Size Fibre Storage Cabinets | 83.50 Pienie Ice Boxes Garden Hose ee Johnson's Polish and Blem AGRICO—HALF PRICE. vegetables, lawns, Complete food for flowers, trees and shrubs, FOR GARDENS FOR LAWNS 10-1h.—~75¢ Now lbh. ~15¢ 25-1. ~£1.30 Now 65¢ 51h. $1.50 50:0bh. £2.10 Now £1.05 50-1b $2.50 . 1004h<53.30 Now £1.65 100-1h.—£1.00 RS aN axe $1.25 £2.00 Closing Out Closing Out Bicycles £35.00 Values Come See at Well made, full size ~highly painted. We're closing out, Out they go now at we Closing Out Large Lot ,' PUSH BRUSHES For storage and household md use. All kinds and sizes, Brushes for every purpose. 12-inch Width 18-inch Width Long Handle Justrite Best BRUSHES BRUSHES $1.75 Values $3.50 Values $1.29 $2.69 them-—all new—in perfect condition, Out they go 1-2 Nyy Vr Closing Out MAGIK Scouring Pads Were He each Cuts grease like magic . . . scours , cleans and polishes, Now only lc each ut TAR (losing FRUIT Rubber Rings found in We eral warehouse they go, per 3c just sey Toss our . Out dozen » Have , re um 2 Gas . Engines They are two-horse- power. Closing out price now *65.00 Ad 40 Just 2 All Closing Pictures Mirrors Beautiful asso brought from NOW 1-3 to All Metal GARDEN HOES 95¢ Values 14 tooth Level Head Rake £1.35 14-tooth Bow Rakes - - - $1.50 Long Handle Pointed Shovel CLASTER’'S HARD W ARE suo: ENTIRE STOCK NOW UNPACKED - READY FOR SALE Bargains In Every Department |25 FT. RUBBER HOSE - - $5178 Fancy Covered Dishes to 51.50 19¢ 29¢ Medium Size Force Cups ode Large Size Force { All White Dri-Kl r ironing ups £1.50 Toilet Seats een Liquid—gal, Pad and Cover 6c Folding Camp Stools Ghass Wash £1.25 Gallon Cans Cattle Spray Oil Cloth Edging Shelves—vard Shelf Width Oil Cloth—vyard £2.25 True Temper Hedge Shears (Glass Chick Water Founts Small Garden Ye Boards for 15¢ Tools Sie Medium Size Tea Pots 10¢ Standard Rat Traps. Sinall Fancy Tumblers * Roof Brushes—now Jatteries All Pyrex Ware at CLOSE OUT PRICES $9 ff - Loree Size Eveready 2 Large Barn Push Brooms S198 | We have a large stock of all kinds of Seeds . .. We're just unpacking them. All must be sold. They'll be marked 1-3 to 1-2 NN \\ WL pir a Out All Closing Out Garbage Cans $1.85 Values riment . .. jusl our warehouse, 2 oft O.gal. size. Made by Reeves, Com plete with tight lid. Now $1.29 Closing Out Corry COFFEE MAKERS f-cup size. Petite Model Now only $9.09 7 to 8 Cup Royal Corry Coffee 30 Maker—Now only 10¢ $1.09 New Cory Glass Filter Rods - - «
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