Page Six THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Building of Power Plant Has M-Sgt Wm. King Wounded 2nd Time Sg willlam G King econa DR. SOPHIA BRUNSON A MEDICAL MARTYR 1203 that X-ray eleased AVOID DRAER HAIR WITH PROPER CAREY p sor of PLUMB’S DRUG STORE White Bros. Successors PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY WHITE, PI Frank Hedrick vou con- {Mm | Surprise Birthday Party Held Friday A 11D) NED PLUMB (AY | importation Milesbur ized DRUGS” pupose conference | * S N | The annual’ marble tournament Effect on Milesburg tatus | 2 po. m. Wednesday, May 2. Thi received by his wife, Mr Kathryn | Prizes will be given for the win- fou «05 Ww } name College, Dr. Edward Sorenson, of | winner Dr. Sorenson, profe an- | compete in the tournament, The | in this country on Penn State sections, each comprising two tration | erate by running eliminations for | APOVE is a recent \ 14 ale ‘rook ing research center, was pleased | Should be forwarded to Frank | Bald Eagle Creek { : Bringing ticial, breeding program and that Ein ute.” Ce ——— [| elected president of the Howard! would like I ladles’ night dinner structors of the Army Organ DeArment; third vice-president,| Neu be held at Arsenal twister, Leon Aley. director, Mack to confer on problems Dane Sa Marble Tournament | ys Set Next Wednesday sponsored jointly by the Bellefonte | formerly” of" Pine Glenn, has been | Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs, will be wunded for the time In | held at the high school commons at action in Korea, according to word | Cites Their Dairy | tournament will be a part of ow i King, of Coleville : { National Boys and Girls Week eele- #0 go A telegram from the Defense Breeding Research j Pratiss in Bellefonte A ’ Department tated ths he wa t was in undaded inte Examining facilities and work of | ner in each home room and for each ippeared « the Dairy Breeding Research Lab- | section winner. A wrist watch wil ) oratory at the Pennsylvania State | be given to the final tournament Denmark commented there's' Each of the RPeliefonte public nothing in all Europe's research fa- schools are requested to select one cilities to compare with this’ | boy or girl from each home room atomy at the Royal Veterinary and | Catholic school and surroundine Agricultural College at Copenhagen | Schools will select one boy and gir spent a week of a three-month tour | from each section. There will be four campus. He is in this country under | Brades | the technical assistance program of | The committee requests the teach- the Economic Cooperation Adminis- | ers in the various schools to coop- ‘os dere s PT Dr. John O. Almquis associate | their home rooms in their particular We , I : a Power professor of dairy husbandry at]"hools. The names and grade of | °° Miesbure This “it Penn State and head of the breed- | the home room or section winners | {rom the Central City with the compliments of the Danish | Hench at the Bellefonte High School scientist and said, “When Friday, April 27 | By sider that Denmark started the ar- | pn——— | Ce beast 4 families to Dr. Sorenson has worked with the ' 3. T. Wescoat Named the tows Danish co-operatives since they . be uta started in 1936, that's quite a trib By Howard Lions bnew - 16 e I J.T. Weseoat of Howard, was important : Lions Club at a meeting at the Nit- long wit} tain Kelly T i a meeting at the Nit- | Along wi ap ain e ly ° tany Inn Monday night. Forty-two | seone Artend Conference members and guests attended the | owe, A conference of Senior Unit In- Other officers elected were : First vice-president, Pred DeVic- | pucine Corps in Eastern Pennsvivania and | tor second vice-president, Harry | Mitesh staff officers of the Pennsylvani NEE wh Military District Headquarters will! Glenn Shope: secretary, Joseph Al- | and building lison; treasurer. Thomas Bowes: |, Philadelphia Ma; it wa Lion tamer, John ‘Tressler: tail nounced The Zimmerman Willard Neff will of the Army Reserve program dent of the club. The officers wil Captain Mauri F ly {| be installed by chairman Gir- will attend ard Bassinger of Bellefonte, May 14 retire as presi eon cone BIGGER BETTER BUNS '~ FINE USED CAR See Us Before You Buy @ » Eid THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 195] Customers Told of Price Reductions On Builders’ Show Display Goods Flat 10% Knocked From Cost of Almost Every Item In O. W. Houts’ Big Store Held Wedding To Be SPECIAL THIS WEEK! 1938 PONTIAC Six Sedan $205 1935 PLYMOUTH Sedan $95 1950 PLYMOUTH Special DeLuxe sedan, radio, heater 1950 PLYMOUTH Special Deluxe sedan, heater Passett | : j io matier how imiral »y 1949 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER, radio, heater, loaded about the ntialitie Terie 1949 DeSOTO CUSTOM sedan, radio, heater ing a recreational outlet for the | tutional rights gi 1948 PLYMOUTH Special Deluxe sedan, radio, heater hildren in the fownship ane IMS PLYMOUTH DeLuxe sedan 1946 PLYMOUTH Special DeLuxe 2-door, radio, heater 197 CHRYSLER WINDSOR sedan, radio, heater 1946 HUDSON SUPER SIX sedan, radio, heater 1946 DODGE SEDAN, heater, seat covers 1940 PLYMOUTH 2-door sedan, radio, heater 1939 DeSOTO 3J-passenger coupe, radio, heater 1937 DODGE four-door sedan, heater 1947 INTERNATIONAL pickup This is your opportunity to buy your car at eeiling price, they are all ready to go and inspected, CHRYSLERS AND PLYMOUTHS ON DISPLAY FOR DELIVERY Longenecker Motor Co. CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH & DIAMOND T TRUCK DEALER 409 E. Bishop St.——FPhone 3318 Bellefonte OPEN UNTIL 9:00 P. M. / never think NN 4° My wash days tragic. 2 Dexter Jwin Tubs Wash like magic / STARLITE DRIVE-IN THEATRE Midway Between State College and Bellefonte on Route 545 BILL DING SEZ, “THIS IZ A REAL DEAL THAT STARTS THIS WEEK AT HOUTS!” \ J NO BABY SITTER PROBLEM-—CHILDREN ADMITTED FREE! TWO SHOWS EACH NIGHT7:00 & 5:00 P. M. ADMISSION ADULTS 65¢ each Friday & Saturday—April 27 & 28 (DOUBLE FEATURE) “DARK CITY" ® Charles Heston PRICES OF REFRIGERATORS, RANGES, WASHERS, TOOLS, Etc., ALL FEEL 10 PERCENT KNIFE Gaskins Bhi GET YOUR CLOTHES SO | ey... - CLEAN AND WHITE “Subtract 10% Ding said 1951 Builder aust raised by recondition 1 . offer everythis * Lizabeth Scott — ASO —— “BLOCKBUSTERS” EAST BIDE KIDS Bill Ding sed, “If they got the store, you name i more nn likely it's gonna be goin ten<percent under the price ag tions it in Monday & Tuesday—April 30 & May | “MR. 880" * Dorothy McGuire ARoSELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS * Burt Lancaster Wednesday & Thursday—May 2 & 3 “PETTY GIRL" «In Technicolor) * Joan Caulfield * Robert Cummings Alw~SELECTED SHORT SUNECTS Dexter Twin Tube with its double sudsing —rtarns ou extra white, brilliandy bright, superbly clean washings. Your weekly wash is beautifully done and on the line in owe hour or less, for the Dexter Twin is the only washer that will actually “cut your washing time in two." It washes rinses wrings all at the same time. DEXTER &ZEy WASHES CLEANER =QUICKER ~FASIER, DeHaas Electric Co. from Tag"’-Ding Jest like evrything else! Allegheny St. _. Bellefonte If you've ever Jumped a log, yuh know how easy it is t' figure what t' pay fer what yuh buy at Houts next week.” sald Mr. Ding “Jest look at th' pricg tag, sub- tract 107:, pay ‘em th' difference an’ let "m like-iteer<lump-it.” he sald Ding named kitchen pots garden tools and supplies, dishes lamps. furniture, paint, toy! plumbing supplies, and lots of other things as being on sale this week. “Most evrything but Fair Trade items.” he added pans BILL DING DIDN'T SAY THIS, BUT IT'S TRUE: A good way to save money is not to Pay much for the things you need. . very HURRY TO HOUTS ON MONDAY! OPEN TILL 9 PP. M. MONDAY NITE “- Se
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