RE January 4, 1945 age Bever Fag even PUBLIC SALES THURSDAY, MARCH 1--M. E fer will offer at public sale ¢ farm, one-fourth mile east of Howard, livestock and farm im- plements. Sale at m. Thi is & clean-up sale Hubler, auct MONDAY, MARCH b--Lester Z. Gar- brick will offer at public sale on Ris fann, three miles west of Cen- te Hall, lvestock and farm im- plements Sale will start at 12 o'clock noon. EE. M. Smith, auct TUBSDAY, MARCH 6 Mrs. Paul Vonada will offer at public sale on her farm, 5 miles east of Belle fonte, near Zion, livestook and farm lmplementis Bale at 10 a m E. E. Hubler, auct { WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7 Dunkle Brothers will offer at public on the state highway leading from Bellefonte to Lock Haven, at Hecla Park, on the Frank Hockman farm, about 46 head of good Hol- cattle, and farm machinery genuine clean-up sale m. E M Smith, auct, THURSDAY, MARCH 8--Mrs. Hugh C. Hayes will offer at publi ; at farm In Mackeyv : livestock. farm implements and some household goods Sale ut 9:30 a. m E. E. Hubler, t auct THURSDAY, MARCH 8-L. 8. Mons tieth will offer at public sale on the Foster farm, 23 miles south- of Millheim, livestock and Si einenla Cleanup sale at 10 a. m H. J. Stover : 5 A Sale at 9 a Baie Pa net west farm Sale auct THURSDAY, MARCH 8 will offer at public sale 2 Wirtz farm four miles, from College, on the Houserville eck, farm Implements Cleanup Smith Roy C. Wirt: State 100d m. EM THURSDAY, MAR(H 8 — Roy C Wirtz will offer at public sale on the Wirtz farm, four miles from State College. on the Houservilie road, livestock, farm implement and household goods Cle sale. Sale at 9 a.m. EM auct FRIDAY, MARCH © will offer at public sale farm, three-fourth mile Hublersburg, livestock farm | plements al some household goods. Clean-up sale. Sale at 9:30 a. m. E. E Hubler, auct x48 SATURDAY, 10 WwW. Earl Corman will Ter at public sale at the Armor farm at Axemann Pa. a full { npleme ubler ww C EE H org MONDAY Ross his MARCH will offer i farm at L] clean-up E. M. Smith au TUESDAY, MARCH Lucas will offer farm located west of Howard ivestosk and Sale at 10 o'clo aut WEDNESDAY, MARCH W. Lucas will offer a on the G. C. Snyder ‘miles west State stock. farm gmplemer household goods. Bale at +5 MM. Smith t WEDNESDAY Nis 14 public of MARCH old uae! E E nd som at 10 Hubler, auct THURSDAY, MAROH 15 «= Mildred Boob will offer at public sale on the Balr farm, one mile ecat of iRebersbu Uvestock, farm ments and Vo “up sale. Sale at Hubler, auct THURSDAY, MARCH nell will offer at swhat is known Decker farm, 3% Bellefonte. near farmm implements and goods. Clean-up sale Sale at a m E M Smith auct FRIDAY. MARCH 16-M. H Barger fer at put aie « 2 1 wil » D. Boal Home Parm at Boalsburg livestock rm implement 8 some household goods sale. Bale starts 10 Smith, puct FRIDAY. MARCH will offer at farm, three Spring Mills ment and some farm Sale at 12 o'clock auct DOTS hid at 16H mpiements Ray Carpe H. L. HARPSTER AUCTIONEER Prompt attention given all sabes PHONE 3579 PINE GROVE MILLS, PA. 1 I. FRANK MAYES General Auctioneer CALL STATE COLLEGE, 1542 Real Estate Sales A SPECIALTY | Why not have the benefit of competitive bidding ln the sale of your property. Past moss have proven that pu sales of real estate demand higher prices A number of Farms and several Residences will be offered of , public sale In the near future Watch for Dates! sale ' FRIDAY Yea on MARCH 10 ick will ofler at the Harold Bitner one mile north Clintondale livestock farm implements and some household goods, Sale a. In E. E. Hubler, auct MONDAY. MARCH 19 will L public sale Joanne Decker farm six east of Bellefonte and two southeast of Zion, livestock farm implements, Sale 11 & Smith, t a public sale farm, about of Walle Jonn offer a on miles ul m EM puct WEDNESDAY, MARCH Wance will ffer at j farm ome household m E. E mel ood Sale at Hubler auct I'THURSDAY., MARCH 22--Bdware f ne | ofl 1 } his farm near Mye baffal R Valley Civde Smeitze and | m sale Sale at uct I'HURSDAY 24 MN. B azel will a sale © m . Steel Pa implement over, auct sOuth Aaronsburg, and farm m H MARCH 23 t public Saturday, Jan. 6 MES. TENA BRUNGART at public sale at » east end Rebe Chl ef and her of tate property REAL ESTATE ome, Ser om brie residence PERSONAL Droper PROPERTY arop-iea ; table. G-leg ound top desk beds id-1 oned ws SQ uare rockers proper) rieared QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptoms of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS ove To EXCESS ACID FreeBook Tells of Home Treatment that Must Help or it Will Cost You Nothing ion hott of the WILLARD TREATMENT have boon sold for relief of symptoms of troms arriving from Stemach and Duodenal Ulcers due to Excess Acid — Overtwor free EAN axpiains this treatment WIDRMANN & READ THIS! Please Remember ! tried 1943 Rufling d In baseball Charlie iis own This | recor 306 ie record for I won 1044 Was the with horses sold in 1007 seven in which years against I like bam if or not mention any activities at ause I never when you come to want buy a horse But remember this—don't thing regarding the other place be- attended one sale and am not in the you to Lhe there la Cal terested Whe n | from the west I always have hand for sale C. E. SHIVELY MIFFLINBURG, PA load of horses I will advertise it good horses on ship a ——— To Offer Aid to Willard | Vision | light at this at 10 | xA7 | 51 1t to ret the | miles | and | 1 hoved one | name of the proper Returning War Vets or nued from yf th ldier Rhinesmith de page One Bill of lared Mi Thi dem infor: but retain paminist and for time As n m ft} we veteran home * will cach commitie familiar with |t tnsk that wk is begun n the demand is slight that when men anen return ommittee; ation thor« the » though being Service home monthly the best operating Me Veterans § Mr. Rhinessmit i entire p ram in H possi chalrm Committee of the nie en willie Philip progriun ours in riou comm them Welfare Attention Pensions and Insurance Hampton VFW ring street B He afar CUeion te mt f Homes ¢ Legal Department Judge Ivan Walker, Court House, lefonte Hima el uelon Sound INSERT N i Procedure Outlined desiring Mlormati bit har tn ik ont he charge of that jepartment and all on him for ad is pleated 10 keep the en- rganization closely knit so that M1 requests is promt If Sw veteran chooses [he he should have no shop around” among the committees to obtam sald action, Mr. Rhinesmith declared i Lhe veleran dose nal Ki person io Operatin A veteran wit . ort only person vice. It tire and of. department HOW \ "ny fie has only 10 ask at the Employ. ment Office or at the Draft Board office The should t if commitieoes by relatives men for future when men return Benefits Listed . fF Irpose of the above I be kept friends of service reference and Yeler. ease refurning life ans legisiation to back Int minimum of provisions are almost any every veteran resources, will y civilian with hardship axl dela broad enough to eventuality and regardless of find hat the Rights offers him a short normal civilian life main provisions of the legislation are NEW JOBS: The U. 8. Employ- ment Service will have interviewers clerans "an cover nearly private Bill cut of back Among the 0 , (all inerease | WwW even | Lieut | submarine [thing rather difficult { the fact {to offer Die 10 th VeLeran variou tit desire | MUSTERING with Is | United Bt Taose with mon all In I howe ang in Liu £100 in Wo nin $200 uni pet COMPENSA 1} py draw $20 a I TION: A week nt £1 week within up to empl QCCUIrTing 2} week able | ferred gen ment HOSBPITALIZA need Wwapital mpensation I'ON Clare OLD JOBS ang nd ment er Wage LOANS Cited For Work In Submarines been rece { the recent d that IA ontributed Japanese Dor - the tons of instructor ntrol Department to New the Damage Cx for a year before reporting London, Conn... and submare He was graduated from Penn studied C duty Slate hemical Engin where he eering The Nan secrecy regarding For this reason worths home folks have had no direct information from him A photograph received recently by the family, taken at his base «i some unnamed place, revealed (hat he had been awarded the coveted Bub marine Pin denoting that he had been In combat duly. Showing also on the photograph is the still more highly prized Dolphin Pin signify. ing that he had qualifed by tests to assume command of a submarine As warranted Dorworth has completed several submarine patrols and is now on another patrol, presumably somewhere in the Pacific. According to magazine articles the Uype on which he Is serving Is nearly as large as a destroyer with a personnel of six or seven of- ficers and sixty or more men gesting that a submarine is some- 0 Manis Is that Lieut. Dorworth ree {eeived 1043 Christmas presents from {home only a month or so ago 4 moses the strictest sibmarine activ. Lieut. Dor. ities occasion of The to advertise Qiis type individual does not have or her, religion in big imndustrie i d Sug- | THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. 7 Listed in Week's Casualty Report and was thie schools op rntor at employed n Titan Metal about four Yel before ehn- tering His wife and maxing their home with her parent Mr Mrs Confer, Burn ae Bellefonte, the dura Newman has three broth They are Pvt. Donald and Blaine, both In England end 8. 1/¢c Luther, now at Pearl Hurbom two children are nna Cheorue sLreet tion. Pvt for vice Ple A War Thursday R. Riche »ON Bamuel Richards was slightly Richards Wounded Department legram last that Ple. Jam of Mr. and Mn: of Prossertown wounded In revealed ard October Mrs. Richard been by BOT 28 Mr. and viou rmed Department that thelr renorted ixel re epored mi iE October [Ts wv aid vy Fstright Wounded } ' “et John Coslo Wounded the Navy trained at Great Francisco, Oal months was He retumed In Ne pent a sent Uu vember five-day mothers home and ther the Pacifier the ™M jocat ion xf the present known by his famib Bos'n Conlo i= a gradunte of B ohn’s Parochial Bellefonte and attended Spring Township Hig! School for ars. He was ployed by the National Gypsum Ox for about years until going to Norfolk, Va, where he was ed a2 a carpenter at the entering service ast from gerd Ar HpDines einrt time i= not J School two yr om tee employ time of LL MaeMullin Missing IL. Robert J. MacMullin, son of Col. and Mrs. George M. MacMullin of Camp MeCoy, Wis, Tormerly of State Coliege, Is missing In action after a combat mission in Tlaly on December 14. according to a message recently received by his parents IA. MacMullin, 22. a Nighter bomber pliot, was with the 15th Alr Fore In { Ttaly Another son, 14. George M. Mac. | Mullin, Jr, was killed in a training {plane crash at West Point on Nov. lember 11, 1042 LL. Robert, after graduating from the State College High School In 1838, entered West Point and was {graduated in June 1943. He served iat [stations and was then assigned as 3 various Army Alr Force training | pled ‘ 5] EXECLTORS NOTICE (WAN i AACYILE 4 Bower Entertains Postal Employes 0 EXECLIRIN'S NOTHICH NOT Ic) Legal Notices } other MONARC' F oods-all Just 35 Good! BIDS WANTED ‘ . 500 Now Is the Best Season for POTTED PLANTS GROWING VDSINISTRATRINS NOTCH r of CLYDE H. QUICK ‘ EXTEND YOUR GOOD WISHES $1.50 $1.50, $2.00 $1.50, $2.00, $3.00 $1.00, $1.50 Kalanchoes Begonias STOCKHOLDERS MEETING Cyclamen Primroses ALSO AFRICAN VIOLETS AND MINIATIL RY. GARDENS OF SMALL PLANTS BIDS WANTED WOODRING'S FLORAL GARDENS Uncle Sam Is Calling on YOU and ME to HELP KEEP PRICES DOWN We're making our pledge right now, to become active participants in the new Grocer-Consumer Anti-Inflation Drive. We'll charge only ceiling prices or less, and we're posting our ceiling price lists prominently for you to see. We're banking on you to check our selling prices against ceiling prices, and we want you to call our attention to any error im- mediately. Mostly, you will find our selling prices lower than our ceiling prices. Bellefonte Chamber of Commerce RETAIL DIVISION UR CLEARANCE OF WOMEN'S UNRATIONED SHOES IS STILL GOING ON == *] @ 5 A par YEAGER SHOE STORE
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