August 24, 1944. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Fags Five — LOCA ——— 4 ~Tires are scarce, get your winter's supply of coal now, Bellefonte Chamber of Com merce . Mr. and Mrs, Earl K. Stock of East Bishop street, left last Tuesday for Chicago, Ill, to be the guests of Lt. (jg) and Mrs. Paul Beaver Mr. and Mrs. Harry East Linn street, are week in Atlantic City. Mr. Taylor is on vaeation from his dul at the Warner Company plant Mr. and Mrs. William North Allegheny street, are v their son-in-law and daughter and Mrs. Clyde Rosenberger family in Port Wayne, Ind Mrs. Willlam Mallory, of Al- toona, and Mrs. M. E. Wian, of De- troit, Mich. spent last week As guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kline, of West Lamb Deputy Recorder of Deeds, Mrs 8S. Marie Lucas, and her mother Mrs. Esther K. Rhoads, both of Cole- ville. spent last week on a vacation trip © West Wildwood, New Jerse) -We don't know whether it is because of a shortage of manpower or not, but anyway weeds are grow- ing higher and more profusely along alleys in Bellefonte this summer than for many vears Miss Clarabelle Gettig of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gettig fonte R. D. 2, Is visiting this week with her two sisters, Mrs. Blair New- man and Mrs. Charles Fogleman at their homes in Milesburg Miss daughte and Dale, of ad beer ill, yesterday was repor much improved. Her {lin diagnosed as undulant --Mrs. Russell Cain and son nie, and her sister-in-law, Mrs Willams and son Paul, last week return from Alabama, where they visited Mrs. Cain's husband, Priv Russell Cain, who is a patient in Pt McClellan Hospital Pfc. Charles Barner, of Camp Sutton, N. C., arrived here last Thursday to spend the weekend with relatives and friends. Pvt. Barner for a time was serving the Military Police but rece WAS transferred to a training bat Lt. Richard David Si Pittsburgh, husband of Jane Zahniser, daughte Mrs Walter Zahnise has been captain. Captain Shelby is statior wed in the Murroc Desert in California ~Mrs. Donald Kerstetter and dau- ghter Barbara Ann, of Brockway Pa. arrived in Bellefonte ti week for a months visit with her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merl Kerstet- ter, east of Bellefonte. Her husband Captain Kerstetler is serving in the armed forces ~The Young Ladies’ Sunday School class of the Reformed church of Bellefonte held a bmsket picnic ont the Island, near the West Lamb street bridge. last Thursday evening About 35 members. children, and guests attended After picnie 8 socks] hour was held Mrs. R C Blaney tin street Friday went field. N. J. « denn serious ilinesg « Mrs L. J Ostermaye reparts received here yvestert Ostermmaver's condition steady Improvement C C. Brown, of East 1 manager of the G. C in llefonte tended the Mrs. Harry Pa. Survivors a daughter, and two addition to C. C. Brown Joseph Spritzer, EM in Bellefonte on a month recently was in Pottstown with hi brother. John John Spritaer served 28 months in the Pacific war theatre and was given a med fromm the Army several He is now em; The brothers had not than three year During the weekend, fc time In some month lon sisters were at home at the fiy homestead at Axe Mann, occu pied by two of the sisters. Mrs. Agnes Culver and Mrs. W. H. Johnston- baugh The other two sisters are Mrs. Gertrude Vetter, of Pittsburgh, and Mrs. Bridget Barron. of Altoona They are daughters of the late Mr and Mrs. Patrick Scanlon, former prominent residents of the AxeMann area Mrs. George Keller and Rose Martin, of Detroit, Mich visiting at the home of Mrs. Keller's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs Charles Mulberger, at Pleasant View Last Wednesday evening they were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Young and family, Mrs. Young being # niece of Mrs. Keller. On Thursday the Detroit visitors, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mulberger and Mrs. John Young motored to Lock Haven where they spent the day labor is scarce, Taylor, of spending this ies Jodon, of {siting Mr and here street daughter Belle Frances Dale Mrs. Arthur who | Mr Linn 1n street €sS has fever Don- Mary ate on with ntly 1elby the former Mr. and wonvill rank of promoted 1s the a lip mere plied there ¥ inn ¢ Murphy early last week at- funeral h mother, K. Brown, at Woodhu : te Fa r hi 128 oer nu incl od oth loyed In met yr the first four the | SCan- fam- Mrs are Bruee Hagan, who has been em ployed for the past two years in Buffalo, N. Y., has returned to Belle fonte eng taken 4 position at the Ti. tan Metal Company. Mrs. Hagan, the former Sarah Conda, who has had a position with the Bell Alreraft Corporation at Buffalo, will join her husband here in the near future They will occupy their home on East Linn street about October Ist. Mr and Mrs, Wendell Bearce and fam fly are at present living In the home —Mrs. Louise Tanner O'Donnell, of East Bishop street, who for a number of weeks has been suffering from an Infection of the hands and feet, last week returned home from the Philipsburg State Hospital and during the weekend departed for Philadelphia, where she has entered the Jewish Hospital for observation and treatment, Indications from that institution are that she will be Allee | Make sure you will be warm this winter. Get vour coal in now, ad- vises the Bellefonte Chamber of Commerce . Among the items to be sold at the J. Will Mayes estate sale at Howard tomorrow (Friday) is a 1937 Dodge sedan in excellent condition » Philip and Penn York City thelr sister, Danle] O'Leary, of Sunday departed spend this Mrs. Patrick North for New week with Am ong yh O'Leary diantown Gap, spent the with his mot O'Leary and family on Penn street Mrs. Lillian Barre spending treet 1 Lo mstr Josey stationed a In weekend | het Mrs North Bellefonte Derr, of Wilkes- the week in Cen the Kohl with rela- county visiting with ecker’s in Milesburg and ives in Snow Shoe Mrs. Florence Haupt Mrs. Eliza. eth Dunlap and Mrs. Mary Hey all of Bellefonte, last Wednes- Harrisburg where they ented the local American Leg- the annual Americ Legion vention John Has iis duties at day went to repres on at an Late Cpl to |} con Nas return i Meade, Md afl visiting his the former Katie Luca at the home of t mother, M Harry Rice parent H ‘ singer Ft ter wife of Pine Mr. and M1 Pleas: View Mrs. Earl D. Shiner ter Letha, returned Sugarloaf, Pa week Mrs Bellefonte, fer accomy visit week's Migs Sarah City, N. J. is with Mrs. Elsie Hey Mary Rankin at theh | building George Ha daugh- ome in parent Conite R. D aniea t al r and 3. Mars hem home far Con- {or hal] Bayard, of pending a Atlant few days erly and Miss apartment in Mis Bayard rom Tyrone had been visitir Rogers Bavard and Mrs. W. T. Harper 8t Richard, Wesley Jul Ann { Bal spent the past week visitin folks, Wesley beer randparent Bellefon Hefonte g with brether Mr and id irley Ji timore Md hon - tel Hgiey Ind M pete ‘aptain Hugh at Ind 1 Belles 2 ten-day : Nn thelr he East Cur- Capt. Quigley Is In charge elective Serv administers Indianapolis Mrs. Nora Pringle | retur: her h in Derry, Pa nding in Belle nte as the gus her brother, George Ingram of East Lamb street Mrs. Pringle, a native of Centre county. has been visiting among her numero iatives di the past wyeral Q nte ( me on ics i wd to after { days sat of rir is T¢ Ing weeks Ann Shay. da 1! ighter Mus Shay ’ cLurne 3 Llhree weeks visit home 7 hh her uncle Mrs C Accompanied to auffer Altoona and harles Pe Bellefont te fame nother residing Me in Margaret Taylor, for some employed at the Bellefonte Board has resigned dition ony Monday ities in the of Miss week. her and fam- lor fice there and new d & Company spend this D. C.. with ster<in-law won of of sHme North Egynt wi right iy for Sa atl safely his that in time had ned I Arrived nformesd | EV tied ther Bel k C Taylor Harry and F m parent Egypt he jefonite men, Ken of Mr and Tavior { East Linn Dolan, of Prosser ri on Mr ret tow Mi Paul Bishop street a farewe|] ar] Eberhart East was guest of honor at dinner given st the Brock erhoff hotel Inst Thursday night by members of her card club. The Fher. hart family Is planning to move to Williamsport in the near future. Af. ter the dinner, those present went to the home of Mrs W. C. Cassidy on East Bishop street. where they played cards Mrs. Eberhart was presented with a gift by the follow. ing guests: Miss Carrie Anderson, Mrs. Charles Eckenroth, Mrs. Ralph Ever Mra WW. C. Kissell, Mrs. W W Bickett, and Mrs. W. C. Cassidy. Clayton E. Royer, of South Wat. er street, Saturday, observed his 70th birthday anniversary, and in honor of the occasion four of his friends John Garbrick, Samuel Clevenstine W. C. Smeltzer and George Hazel, were entertained at the Royer home that evening. In addition Mr. Roy- er's Tour sisters, Mrs. George Swartz of Ridotte, 111. Mrs. Kathryn Crebs, and daughter Violet, of Selinsgrove; and Mrs. Samuel Yearick and Mrs Pearl Hackman, both of Madison- burg, paid a surprise visit to the Royer home Saturday evening in celebration of the anniversary. Mr Royer for some UUme has been a member of the janitorial staff at the Bellefonte high school, Donnie Coder, son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Coder of Bouth Alle gheny street, was guest of honor at mn party held at the home of his parents Bunday afternoon in tele bration of his fourth birthday an- niversary. The following were pres- ent: Linda Lou Whippo, Barry Johnson, Mickey Harris, Mary, Jim- my and Freddy Wilson, Charles of Young, Jimmy Bathurst, Billy Mar- tin, Emmy Lou Coder, Barry, Kay, and Cheryl Alkey, Kay and Bobby | Foore, Mrs. Irvin Martin, Mrs, Geo. | Harris, Mrs. Roy Johnson, Mrs, | Mahlon Bathurst, Mrs. Melvin Al. and sons, { Hamsport, required to remain there for a month or. more. Mrs, O'Donnel Was ac- Rey. Mrs. Melvin Poore companied to Philadelphia by her and Mrs. Ray Mentzer. Games were sister, Mrs. Philip Witcraft, also of played, after which refreshments Bast Bishop street who expects to were served. He was presented with return home this weekend, (silts. and Mr. | Jack H. Yeager, A. 8B. a patient | in the Naval Hospital at Bainbridge, Md. spent the weekend with his wife and family at their home on North Spring street Mr, and Mrs Carl and Richard, were Mr. and Mrs. C East Curtin street H Carl Sodergren of Wil weekend guests of Ward Fisher, of who weeks recently Moon for John ployed for toursville, returned home on Half no definite plans his work Mrs, Wallace Copley several Was ut ome Mon- to his Terrace with returning to Markle entertained at dinner Sunday night at her home on East High street, in honor of her husband's birthday anniversary Guests included Miss Annie Noll and Mrs. Margaret Haag, both of Belle fonte Sidney Sliker, of Detroit is a guest of his grandfather, McKinley, in Mlilesburg student at the Henry school in Detroit, is ing August and | the time here Mrs. David C. Shilling, chef at the Carnegie Illinois Steel Company at Youngstown, Ohio, Tue turned to her home there after vise ting her in Williamsport, and her husband's sister, Mrs. Jesse Dun- lap, In Bellefonte Miss Effie Sheets and Miss Crox. of Mt. Eagle fonte Bunday route to the Mich Danlel Sidney, a Ford trade on vacation dur- spending part of SOaay res sister Hazel were Belle morning en 0x» and lvania Com- Aare en near visitors alle roast Mill Hall plant Rhoads, son of Mi Rhoads of Eas t. spent weekend parénts here after completing five weeks of prelim ry training in the Merchant Marine at Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, N. ¥Y Prior tering the Merchant Marine employed at the Olde-Tyme here Sgt. Horace J expects his duties Mojave David 1 Harry and t Logan with hi red the to en- he was Bakery Jr me Hartranft to depart Saturday to resu with the Marines on the Dessert in Southern Call- fornia, after spending a 15-day fur- lough in Bellefonte with his parents His brother, Frank C. Hartranft, AS arrived home Tuesday for a 7-day leave after completing boot training at Naval Samp the training center Billy le nd Jarkie Mrs Meribe Miss Pegg Beezer hildren Ralph Beezer, of M . - Beeger a f Mi and in David Mil- Other _ pp. guests : Mr street their and Mrs Holt ' Ie Robert and Mrs. Homer Bald- Pike street. The child at the Centre County dispensary, where eight were required ose Lhe win, of East was reated Hospital ve ling a week's oul IM ns P ng nis \t Belle - A. Slap Alice Straub Wednesday | an niece came Miss Minnk Jackie Wright N YY " “te . Wild i Mis father the orge, soutl A Ie will Jame Bell 8 0 recently Le th Paci after 15 n Nas fone to re ne Miller, football rmer School returned to period f or the ce in the ith Pacific, is rex ed to be recovering steadily from a kin contacted ‘while in the Miller remains A California hos p be discharged from the institution in the near fu- ! His wife, the former Beity Musser of Bellefonte, and daughter are residing in Bannings, Cal nection tropics. Capt r treatment it he and expects to ure S5-8gt. George A. Wagner, son Mr. and Mrs. C. Y. Wagner, of Willowbank strest. who recently was home on a furlough after two years of wily as a gunner aboard a bombing plane in the South Pacific has been admitted to a government convalescent hospital at Nashville Tenn, according to word received by his parents, At the expiration of His leave three weeks ago, Sgt. Wag. ner went to Atlantic City to attend a school for special training, but last Thursday was taken to the Hospital in Tennessee, It is believed he is suffering from a nervous condition Mrs. Wallace J Ward, of East Curtin street, was guest of honor at a farewell party given by members of the Bellefonte Drama Section, on Friday night, at the Thomas cabin along Spring Creek, with Mrs. W Leslie Thomas as hostess Mrs, | Ward's husband recently resigned his | teaching post at the Bellefonte High School and soon will begin his du. ties as a teacher In Akron, Ohlo, where the couple .will make their future home. At the farewell party a covered dish supper was served and the remainder of the evening was spent In cards. Miss Eleanor Wion presented Mrs, Ward a gift | on behalf of members of the club of Those present in addition to Mrs. | James Ward, Miss Wion and Mrs. Thomas, | = (were: Mrs. Philip Wion, Mrs. Elwood | Johnson, Mrs, Alexander Brown, Mrs. [Paul Oarner, Miss Christine Smith, Mrs. Paul Eberhart and Mrs. John | J. Covey, all of Bellefonte, and Mrs. | burg, Moerschbacher, of Del Rio. | [ronas the former Mim Johnston, of Bellefonte, “ » | for [his {of Reynolds Nelson Billett and Mrs. Edward Moon Terrace, was here last week an Ave-day leave at the home of parents. Seaman Billett is gta- tioned In California Mrs. E. H. Andrews and daugh- ter, Patricid, returned last week to thelr home in Niagara Falls, N. Y following a month's visit with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs W W. Bickett, of the Cadillac apart- ments Miss Mr son of Mr Billett of Half Fl'c Betty Howard, and Mrs. Thomas avenue, recently from Georgia where been visiting her flance, Leonard P. Delanis. 8he wa panied home by Lt after spending several days with Miss Howard's family, they left for Brownsville for a brief visit with Lt Delanis’ family Mrs. Francis pus Christ, Tex and Mr Smith Tennessee, were fonte recently visiting friends Mry Sullivan, the former Pauline Sa serman, and Mrs. Emith, u mey Jean Basserman, were en to McConnellsburg to visit thelr mo- ther, Mrs. Frank Basserman, who is taving with 1} n-in and M1: Mr U daugnier Howard, returm- she had 2nd Lt of ed peccom. Delani and Sullivan of Cor- Robert of in Belle we lor route law F. Eng- er 0 daughter and lsh Pvt. Prank Wallace, of Camp Wheeler, Ga, arrived here last Wed- nesday for a ten-day furlough with his wife and family in Howard, and with his father, James Wallace, In Milesburg. Pvt Wallace entered the service on March 14 this and when he returns to Sat- urday, will re to Camp Meade Md, where he expects to receive a new assignment He is in what I» known as a Ploneer unit of the in- fantry, a small group with each in- fantry division whose duty is seott out troops to Vet duties ns cuts port PO to ahead of locate and disarm mines and booby (raps way for and troops and to clear the advance of tanks Sgt. James Leitzell, of the Army Air Base, arrived last Thurs for a week's furlough with his wife and family in Miles burg. Sgt. Leitzell, veteran of the first World War in the army two years ago and for the th MM Ard- more here day enlisted more than or past 22 at the Jerome months h beer Ardmore base. He has with the Marines who ree cently took Guam from the Japanese who has been on active duty in wth Pacific for 22 months, nav- ing enlisted in the service the day Pear! Harbor Sgt. Leitaell hier Jane Leitzell, will acduate from the ning school Mercy Hospital In Altoona and expects to become Ar Ax stationed Af ON, and the S« after Cadet tral Sun- army Mrs. Jol nonor Ai pent was test which presse; with refreshimenis I Tse Dre Ix pt Connor Mrs. Flore: Harry Gummo, Mrs. Agnes M ger. Mrs. Mabel OCunsallus Della Broome, Mrs Hugh iar Mrs fp R Mar Mabe ensant View. Mr nr f Del: Jane | finger tf Ples Rhoda Sheet and Mr Young Additional Locals on Page 4 Card of Thanks OKA VIC! We and axe ar LAaerovic Help Wanted 12 rveard Duteh Da ie WANTED Ae Belisfonte y Waitrerg Inquire at Pa WANTED Man 0 4 COood wage I Juke Beighic Piessant COwp WANTED Binge work this fall this winter i. J Matilda, Pa I truck S'weliard 35 farm work Port x13 man fod and woods Spackman WANTED Middlecaged wv housekeeping in family of adults. Betty lockington, Bast Cu tin ®t. Belleforite, Pa X34 ynan =n iw WANTED Persone to mel) propor tioned length Realtex™” Hoslery, apare time good Income Write Realglik, Harrisburg, Pa 7 WANTED Men I. out paper Wood mine props, logs, mill work Con. tract or by the hour Houses and cabins suitable for family use for rent at job, Inquire of GO. W. Holt & Bon, Fleming Pa hd (NOTE The War Manpower Gom.- mission has ruled that all males - this arey may be hired Solel} upor referral by the United States pray ment Service or nated cles; and all females in this ares. if previous ly employed In essential activity, must have a statement of avalighiiany ) Board Wanted. WANTED Two coutitty 14, wEnt homes In He onte durin school months Will help with house work. Wrile Mm. A Lentvosky, a D x Port Matilda, Pa Work Wanted ws Work st whitewashing inside and out new type ANTED bulidin, “Articles | for Sale Pon a ye fou. ge ou, Ea Runkle, Mrs Anns Onin, Mrs Anns Fender, Phone a ARy Ot Centre Hall, SR2. x ———————— and Aon, Milsa. x86 ge HM -._wo "CLASSIFIED ADVEI LTISEMENTS | Over Thirty Thousand Persons Read These Columns ‘every week. That's why The Centre Democrat's classified advertising de- [partment has become so amazingly popular, Considering its low cost and the benefits derived from its use, it is undisputably Centre County's Com- munity Bargain Counter RATES first tsstie, and 18 cents for each additional insertion. Where advertise. ments contain more than twenty-five words, one cent a word Is charged advertising sale or rent, KEYED ADS-—All advertisements that request replies to be mafled to this office, must be complied with by those answering the advertise. ments. Please do not call at the office for information concerning such | advertisements, as the publishers are not permitted to divulge Lhe name of the advertiser. SUBSCRIBER'S PRIVILEGE Every subscriber to The Centre Dem- ocrat whose subscription ir paid ip 4p date, is entitled to a 26. word ad- vertisement in these columns one Sme, free of charge. Otherwise the subscriber will be charged the regular advertising rate. This privilege can be used six times a year at different intervals POR Benge SALE-18389% Oldsmobile coupe. Good rubber Beversburg, Pa [ v M bp be {30 3 - Reberabi iYs Lalage faci | POR BALE-—Marietta ne a { wood slios. Also used slios OU lof R. BE. Meeker, Millheim, Pa 1. | 86.R-4 Fay west ol Rouie 200 BALE--8Wwve Julian, OU Ww SALE Meus and lacties tall suits ang top coals $25 and PF. Bmuih, 32 west Biab.j J ’ x34 wood, two on Mstiern Holt & bon ooncreie Inguir Fhore FOR FOR SALE 5 1 coal chute A we Croft (ry, Be I wre bank bart . 3174 oY Ppl let Pa POR SALJ rid re 4 Lt oF FOR SALE eda Radic ar tir Bleriy's Gars Pa 1940 Buick super 4.4 ' ay OH inp POR BALE FOR “ RD Yul POR » CL gent we, Pa, BALE~A from naforme 10 voit WOT 220 Andgew to Ls FOR 7 Yee SALE ~~ Boy's all i4 snd 16 Boy ; wduroy kickers Phone 217% FOR SALE Cane 1 Arms irony Belefonute, Pa FOR SALE net niants Beas Wil Pa Dial 2384 4H Ea La ' ay Mode! H John Deere 3 ‘ PRs 8 Br plow Br. rOW harrows. Will not sell wits of Pred M. Kyle Bost Sater 42 POR Ke Tr» oul ~w Hwior and separate In. Mackeyvilie ne Geplia 5 will be a rub wagon acid Auge ‘erie Val oy Bales Bar i OR SALE VM 1938 mode rubber ales sitivat Phe on for Lhe eew Tine atid Deer he adies. A hades. Handbags | Henney Hat Shop Pa ne " or ¢ Ce x37 A white enameled wit oR wil } With walter tank a Used only 8 mor Hert Con FOR SALE store Sales Mart PARMEINS Pw Centre Hall, Pa. holds Tuesday Bring vour live stock and ry. You an exeen! pond or Beige] owner manages i Bales Rarn sale every na Valles A RT Le a * Pa ‘| FARMERS Pel Mill Mall | uo Mote at Martha ¥ Pocrman the wnmee The Clinwvsn Auction Oharage t a offers you an poriunity to dapose of your lve. stock and poultry by competitive bidding, every Monday Get your cheek an soon As sale Js made No sale, no Commission Joe Bechdal, i CHARM -KURL PERMANENT WAVE Ale! More than six million wemen have given themselves Charm Kur Home Permanent Wares Abacin harmioss,. say 40 do Thrill to he joy of ntatural.jooking curls and waves Wonderful for children « hair Parrish Dru Btore xn A— Wanted to Buy WANTED “a maitres 5 H i ay Write M: Bee Pa —————— - — - wn gov BURIAL VAULTS Be sure 12 Dunian reinforced concrete burial a I you must choose one Dunisp Prothers for, the Past at years and sold direct to your. Delivered anywhere in Centre county Telephone Belisfonte 504 M22 or 78 1174 BE WANTED To buy a trained hound Phone State Onllege 2578 Henry J Trempler. RD 1. State ( lege, Pa x abbit buy an re Cream 12pm pferred you? Jac Kofman Phone M22 ES) WANTED freepry what have Wingate, Pa WANTED To or To buy od or on the ear per pound shelled Mingoville, Pa orn ahel Will pay 10 conta John BW. Zellers (Hecla Park) LL op Quality Home WELCOME TO Hecla Park NOW OPEN FREE PARKING, TABLES AND PICNIC GROUNDS ROLLER SKATING AND DANCING Free Movies Every Sunday Night COME TO HECLA PARK AND BAVE A GOOD TIME | Grown Flowers WOODRING'S FLORAL GARDENS Phone State College 2045 Phone Bellefonte 2128 li w— | WANTED | preferred Advertisements of twenty-five words or less, 26 cents for | | gineering REAL EETATE A straight one cent a word is charged for real estate | | FOR. SALE Bellefonte Reslawant [two or three wesks Iwill pay you $A 00 5 week for your ES ————— WANTED--To buy wr hitch Irm Furnace, Pa me Pordson rag. time Hurpater, Penna x38 Resson fon selling inguire of Bieve Hestaurant Rong Nic he Allegheny £35 Real Estate for Sale POR BALE near 6525 Poems tal Belieloute 'o buy, a Vigtrola | | ondition Write EE | f this oflice x34 To buy =» 2-wheel owr Box 4) Rood tralie oF « House yg Lael Bellet Lamar WANTED To buy: Wil hare or pat Value for ATIPEILY at T wy W286 Button En Lew i he Centre Den Pa 6 POR BALE--4AD 4 Care 1 thse rat Bellefonte rags iron and ans Coal th Vesper one Dal WANTED--#or war effort Tag WZ) Tine WT rrous metals. Hoberm ink Yard, foot of Bo lock Haven, Pa. Ph Farms For Sale “4 SALE h 40 ral buy books Live Stock for Sale FOR ALF FOR BALE--A Ww no wit Koch Pit Quer ney Money to Loan For taxes ANY KIT arrving chars Discount ger. C en, Pa ooal other and FARMERS any Ther far you : Purpose 7 farmers’ cooperative credil assd- ciation Inquire of Geo Mothers. Sauah Bosisburg Milton E Stover, nhurn. or oontact Pros Creat Sarasa on. 13 E High Su. Bellefonte Phone 2085 11 need ection Rockey Boward (Bnyderiown Phone Zio . Repairing SERVICING OU working ie Price 25 e Pieasant Gag » A 2011 | re-hristied Dogs, Pets, Etc. SALE four Mariag Paria and sere makes of wash. EWeeners Bweeper hoashs R Owens Electric 8 Alisgheny street. Dial 2008 i-tf SALE Welg . Keep Genuine We service al MAL RING sharpened of ail kinds Lawn mowers General machine work We also have In sock FOL Fee. CAD MCIEWE. al MCrews, Wood: ff keys key stock. elec Bwaris Machine Shop, Bellefonte Ps. Phone 0%] i-uf WORK Miscellaneous Cuy Koche Pa BETOCK- Haengved promplly, Goex J Yogi Centre Hall 55. Milihetmn 30-R-5. st Our ex- iu FOR DEAD Roe werk bei re Fo os. Low we Kg, SALE Creat Dune fawns and br Champion Zon yiood lines Introfuced hers 81 reasonable 544 Wim J puppie Rel nine Jer. . ps x30 1 STOCK —Ren sanTHme al my Bellefonte wved promptly expense Phone idova LL. Smdth, i-tf re Pa Poultry for Sale Ha a0 Arch suppor na A An wesige siraighta pada, matatarss moitskin sdbhe aching lest Noe tec tors Permit oir favor ate » St “oo. Hampudvire Heads Ror: Rex k-Hamp. atened ot sexed 1D S850 85 SO. 8 50 100 Parm Telephone Nite 8180 Pelle T1440 21 N ow ta the foot ast, & NS Conta mors, worth also cary a fu line of tow nd ready rect orthopedic, therapeutic and ted Breeders 3. R® antirheumatic shoes noiuding he Sate wuperiged parent. | famous Doctor Locke Shoe add oth each. any Quantity Wi ore Bring your prescriptions and u met Several hunt ’ 5 1 Tere ork 1 Lt We fo las ve ie Hes © orders family reomipis lo us and bhewe Lhem 1 " ‘ properly compounded by Registered people A Tall Loe of the test and fremhost drugs Sd medicines oliain. able anywhere as 8 either ory I Nn stook or get IL Tor yOu or It BY thade Large stock fromm which % draw and everyihing brand splinter new and up 10 date Trusses ffad both single and double THE B- BINS PHARMACY Besch Creek's Exclusive Drug Store 154 . A —- 15 AO ——— Announcements drhitve for Rent AMPLIFYER for rent Suit for concession werk Inquire long. RD. 8 Bellefonte x35 BOUND able EB Pa Apartments for Rent FOR WENT Beautifully appointed NOTIOR The Apartment the bent res dentia N will not - section. Phone Bellefonte 3180 Mur We shall Year ‘Wanted to Rent WANTED To rent 8 # or house in Bellefonte ares. school facilities must be avaliable Mm Virginia Rogers. Howard RD 2 x Business For Sale ™. year next snnoal Paher held thes par fay 2 rUNDIOD NOTIOR John BR Doty. Chief Assessor of Centre Ooundly, will ad. dress ihe tisene of CuMtin town ship on the new sessment ewe Manns schoo! house on Friday Sept. 1. at BR oviock p.m DURING wr AND OCT RICH ARD L TISENROWER will be tan. Ing and servieeing planes in Belle. fonte and State College or thor. ough. conscienllous sevice write for ap datment to 1018 Allegheny Bt, Jersey Shore, Ma LAH] TT. mmm for SA500 cash. Try runnimg 11 for If pot satiafiea w— . NOTICE TO PATRONS ! PATRONS WHO HAVE HAD THEIR WATCHES HERE FOR REPAIRS FOR SIX MONTHS OR MORE SHOULD CALL POR THEM IMMEDIATELY AS WE HAVE TO MAKE ROOM POR OTHER MERCHANDISE. Ww. E. CROSSLEY JEWELRY STORE Rrockerhofl Hotel Building BELLEFONTE, PA.
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