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
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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