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Miss Helen Geer, ceramic display |
range. Land here would be reached | persons and is operating on one | and demonstration: Mrs. Sherman
by pedestrians from Willowbank | shift Bierly, needlecraft: Donald Black. \ NR . a ’ . 7, ra
street and a footbridge would con- Another new product now ready | ford, match hook collection; Cecella | ) A \ Nig, ‘ h "hh /
nect it with the swimming area | tor production 1s a bobbin type | Walker, stamps, soap carving and A : >” ; ~1 8
Estimated cost of landscaping and | winding for use in relays. Replace. | Sketehe Leland Bull Jr. muteh | E " h . ~d :
developing the 14 acre site would be | ment parts for television sets form | J00ks; George McClellan Jr, sea | # Wigs \ *
Recreation Area— | Penn Tran— | First Annual— |
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has been reserved for an archery | At present the firm employs 2!
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about $100,000. Plans were made by |g portion of the business and the | shell
Donald Latshaw, a Penn State stu- | organization recently completed Mimi Hoover, scrapbooks: Mary |
dent plans for nation-wide sales in the | Louise Spicer, 4-leaf clover collec- |
S———————————— { replacement branch of the business | tion; Rexford Lilledahl Jr., flys for | \ j ; Wa va /
The Only Way Penn Tran now serves as supplier | fishing; Barbara Cain, scrap book: \ THK te ’
The charm courses don't empha- | to most of the big TV manufnd | Bob MacMillan, fly tying and mode] | . # LL LA3 | / é ; So Taste-Tempting!
size it, but actually there is no way | turers, including Bendix, Zenith | Planes Robert Fanning, mode) a es - \ : —
a woman can get into a 1951 car | Westinghouse and Telekin | Planes Alan Lipner, stamps: Har- | / -
gracefully, short dof having the ve- Officers include Max Hoffman |0ld B. White III, arrowheads: Pam |
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hicle built around her.—Detroit | president: Joshua Batt, vice presi Miller, shells; Wayne Stoner, pup- "\ 5 vl PX , : he 0 ime . aving.
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News dent and chief engineer Nathan | Pet Elizabeth Walker, dolls; Lynn
Krauss, secretary-treasurer. Direc Witmer tamps; QGeorge MeClel-
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tors are M. J. Rothrock, W. W. Sis land Ji model houses Robert ~ 3 4 Vg ; 4 TO So Thrift-Famous!
PUBLIC SALES and M. 1. Claster Shaefler tone collection; Donald | ; \ Tat
. Bierly photography Mary Ann — ) 4 /
Aller: Weaver is production man- t ' 1 Mi }
+ Wal. age! 2 : Wert, tilecraft; Nevin Jodon, case
101 . | for Grandfather's clock: Mr. and : & : - What could be tastier, easier, thriftier, than Ann
Mrs. Glenn Hackett, fig saw work ; 4 \ . y :
an a a 3 . / . J X - 2 beans’ ' re read oO fore ve m
When ( # land models; Bob Jodon, metal eraft ‘ of vith [ p ” . Fage Beans? They're ready 10 set before your man
M1 Clarence Reimer, oll paint-
ing; Harry McElwain, metal post ew 4 f . w
inmp: John Retmer, oll painting: ! pping. = A : :
’ a! J , a ly ull of thei onderful arom
Jame Park metal trays Donald b, a £1 ( \ . o AN A = whill of their wonderiul sroma,
PUBLIC SALE liddle, wooden juvenile furniture glad : 4 ‘ Ars { - . /
almost before he can sav, “Ah! Ann Page Beans!”
hich
ist what he will say when he gets 8
ind chair; William Silkman, wood.
: " en cobbler's bench and dou tr
The undersigned will offer at public * at the former Lyd i 3 dough Hay
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Herman MeClure wooden table + hve on s KY J } ! "
Shope residence in lesburg on \ » . / J : _
Shope residence in Mileshury o lamps and bowls: Willlam Shields wr IY you in { V : wv ; 16-02 ] |
ys ’ aye magic exhibition; Raymond Mong \ lh nel : : or A £0 Yeu
SATURDAY, JUNE 16—at 1:00 P. M. wooden telephone stand. bow! and w for the | pe / - ans %
ligh } - ‘ : Pie y wit \ 3" ot /
BUILDING LOT IN MILESBURG fronting 50 feet on Wate: : i : Da .
street and extending 150 feet to an alley bordering Bald Eagle a oaTDve, Helen Butler, Mrs rrNG DEY 2 AZ a die 3OSTON LE, VEGET
Creek. Lot is adjacent to the former Lyde Shope residence See "ns n ond Kathryn Conaghan . 4 OA PL. is “, OR WITH I { ND TOMA TO SAL )
Shope ad on Page 3, 2n etion, for additional items at this sale Mrs. Leland Bull, decorated trays; } “3 { ‘ a
Covey Mrs Marion :
E. M. Smith, Auctioneer LEONARD (. SHOPE rv 1 Elwa — fringes Har
Beulah Condo, oll
canvas; Claude Poor- |
cabinet of wood
entered in competition
P U B L | < L E \ in : Figs ’ go n. cedar chest . \ E Your Meat Money Goes Further When You Buy ’ uh
A A fan tar t ’ ore
exhib f bert Bostian's leather NC? A (dd & * bb)
raft club; Bellefchte Garden \ | -R cht Meats .
The undersigned Administrator will offer at public Club, rower and flower arrange. - ) > per IS Salad Dressing
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sale at the former Lizzie Yarger home in Aaronshurg,
tockvien : ; opie Rh meats HelS. vd Sickel’ wails: da. Strawberry Preserves
: deliciously bo . the y not 4 :
SATURDAY, JUNE 30 Farm Question Box ) here ok Sone em Small Stuffed Olives
Beginning at 1:30 p. m., the following By Ed. W. Mitchell, Farm Advisor ed for tendernes nd fine f
real estate: General Electric Station WGY
8-ROOM FRAME HOUSE ~ 3 * do I transplant the fol.
ickberry bushe iblack-
as Macaroni
With electricity and running water, arn A] Iris, rhubarb, hemlock tree 2
and other outbuildings. Located on a lot 60
v 93 nd yellow plum trees? Mayonnaise
feet at the southeast corner of Pine and Plum street thie others i Pan 5 Cooked H 65 Sli ed B 59
I ARMoTL rE ALS 0 i h » is \ Il of les { ams ds BM ¢ Ic acon. or visusy ¢
TWO TOWN SQUARES Ay Pag de SET hott or ¥
Each 240 bv 240 foot located on the we \ 1 u anu ther insect work thel:
N. Ph 20 by 240 Tot. ocuted om the west side of | 120 i ou the ik Shines Weines. oo 69 Midget Canned Hos © 6.98 JUNE IS
TERMS: 20°. down, balance on delivery of dee ate. As spring approaches, thes Ready Quich
within 30 days cave one. blind and the" windes
H. J. STOVER, Auctioneer pen a little on a sunny day and Slab Bacon, Whole or Half 49¢ Smoked Hams “oo 1 §3¢
nost t! 1 will fly out and away i
AE MINGLE me ine T, y 3 SS gu 2h Sliced Spiced Ham . one 79¢ Bologna Ring y “d Lb G9
Tonia oe | Spiced Luncheon Meat..c. 161 o _ . Roasting Chickens. ™ 63¢ DAIRY DEPT. VALUES
Sparkle Desserts
1 trees?
can and Flavored R
Waele
a garden mulch
mn - : _ — r as one 4 {ul mpost heap S ii - Lbs
} |r navn an carts a i. y = SEAFOOD VALUES Fresh Frying Chickens ... + 59¢ | Melo-O-Bit Cheese . 2 89¢
PUBLIC SALE | mimes ok en
: oil, 1 and a good addition to the 3 Fr 3 Chi k Pa t Domestic Swiss Cheese '
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The undersigned will offer at public sale at his How can 1 kill, crickets fhat Halibut Steaks ......... 49¢ ying Loucken e snack favorit
residence, six miles east of Bellefonte on the Jackson- me hie the houses
ville road. on A r ust sodium fluoride arburic Sea Scallops re : : 69¢ Legs 1] Thighs : 85¢ Wings 33¢ Sunnybrook Eggs
mpost heap. Use all you can get
f £ &
* A week
lia ta 0 ntrol eggs and Dressed Whitin .“e 19¢ Breasts Bic Backs, Necks 19¢ Bed ;
Wednesday, June 27th ass Bn any kee rom ome | Redfish Fillets | C1 39¢ Reddi Whip
Beginning 23 12:59 3. 1, the allowing a L. = Re : ct on PRICES SLASH ED | Sliced Processed Cheese
HOUSEHOLD GOODS ty ve piilor a's GARDEN-FRESH FRUITS ox muss rorvian maken ears [700 me wre oe =
in om a wires | [FE SE MEET AND VEGETABLES Ansel Food | ommmams
2 chests f draws rs; hina. ole cet ; vanity res se : FAT t fake to make one gallon oF 10 ee { Bs SC ép (1 ] | | Silverbrook Roll Butter
Tention.: = TRE : TUp and How SAKE does one gal rascal Celety 25¢ . ing ates YX peo |
Large Size 24's
TERMS: CASH make one gallon of stan. ; ; 1 kk - 49
ar eeven pound syrup--a littl : a
ROY OYLER, Auctioneer nore or | depending on sugar Ripe Tomatoes : 2%¢ al ¢ A Sous. Pagar Tews
; ntent of sap, weather. e Firm, Fresh, ideal f Scott Towel Holders
Charles E. Zimmerman Feather Marke} New Potatoes 49¢ { 1 i TL a mw Lucky Leaf Assorted Jellies
dellefonte, R. D. 2. Box 302 Getting Active Eastern White y ri «¢S Now @ od Pillsbury Pie Crugt Mix
FURReTs SEs ate in ttinand, at Sweet Paas.'......... 29¢ : Hydrox Cookies
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narket was stron Fresh , , vew Low
e feather ket was ar ! iB 4 Now A ¢ Comestock Pie Apples
P bl : S | red off, oy : i Florida Oranges . ... .. 49 ars y ) Lusco Sweet Pickles
u 1C a e ey’ ‘ more moisture. re stant ov wit an Ro bly : A&P Apple Sauce .
alue. Ti are excellent for seep- Golden Bananas . . ...... '" 15¢ GLAZED DONUTS Our Own Tea Balls
8 because of their good bulk-
The undersigned, having sold his farm known as the n properties Serve with cereal : Temes Del Monte Sliced Pineapple
Templeton homestead, Sinking Valley, five miles te turkey feathers are next on oe Third Now 29¢ i i
southeast of Tyrone, will offer at public sale the fol- the preferred list. then colored tur. : Orange & Grapefruit Juice
» ’ - bY AL hicken feathers. Peathers i |
lowing farm equipment on | should be dry picked to retain their ) WATERMELONS Pinafore Canned Chicken
iiities. Scalding causes the quills
Satu rday June 16th to crack and the feathers to become ; ALP | Traditionally For Father . , .
f | more brittle J 4 ) N
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| Many turkey growers saved from WAN ot ¢ Fwy | CIGARETTES Cortes 2 00 5A VE MONEY oN
‘ y y ‘ : : Oo a half to a pound of bod i Val 4 p Jo .
BEGINNING at 12 NOON SHARP wr bird Pol on War 11 he : | — YUKON
{income from the feathers often de- A
FARM MACHINERY echt marketing cots. row.
jaa iy pick the large wing and tall BEVERAGES
kia . feathers and place them by them-
Self-propelled Co-Op 10-foot combine: 2 tractors, elves. About two thirds of the body : Ay y
H and M Farmalls; mowing machine; trac feat} c low. there “i 4 reduction of
M Farmalls; n g machine; tractor ground [feathers can be dry picked and |
iawn thery is 8 reduction N h,
driven hayrack ; John Deer hayloader ; 2 flat bottom meked separately Then the birds
a k ded per bottle on these beverages
n MACRO L ¢
rubber tired wagons; low farm wagon with wooden e . Somplyte the | B O'Clock rw 1-1
AEP IS PASSING THIS RE.
. | plucking Aap Is ‘PASSING Ti
wheels: 16-hoe International drill: Oliver corn planter ; Dried feathers from scalded poul- : Bag UCT N 1
hammer mill,
International 2 spring-tooth tractor try also have some market value, | KR 4 1 0 Plus
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harrows, 3 section and 4 section: John Deere 7 and 8 ay wt be used Mpa the wear | d Circle lag 20.02 ¢ Bottle
: an ta ; 3
disc harrow; 2-bottom tractor plow: 3-dise Interna- : nsion are not severe. A large
2. Bottle Deposit
¢ : toose may have a pound of feathers. ! 3-Lb |
tional plow ; John Deere horse cultivator ; shovel plow; China and Poland are two of the Bokar ....... Bag 37 'g 81c ! Flavors to choose from
10-foot power takeoff International binder; single row leading countries from which the
corn picker (trailer) : high lift 2COOD, International : United States has imported feath-
ora
Myers water pump with jack; hot air furnace: bath-
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air e; — Ivory Soup Camay Soap Oxydol Dreft Crisco
room outfit complete; bath tub; big ice refrigerator, Amazing Circulation |
. Binge | 30
500 pounds; large corn picking bed, will fit wagon: cat- The human body is amazing Take | Medium Sith 4 Regular Size Large Size 14-on Size . 1.12
tle rack, fits 1, *; or 1, ton; tractor cultivators, and one adult's blood vessels and lay , .
’ wv nvhtala Aho wl them end to end,—and what? They Cakes ‘ Cake Box Box 32¢ 1b. Can 3Q9¢
many other articles too numerous to mention, reach 100000 miles! The hear 2 19¢ 9¢ 32¢
" 5. AG pumps much blood, five ounces with
TERMS: CASH each beat, 22 pints & minute, 1500
CHARLES E. DIXON Blood "cireites hrcuaion § dur. Dial Soap Gerbers Gerbers Gerbers Gerbers
In less than a minute. Man Is won- v teal rained
Tyrone, R. D, | derfully made The Medieal Sool Effective Deodorint Nirained Baby Foods dunt: Foods hi - Hew
. ety of the State of Pennsylvania .
H. L. HARPSTER, Auctioneer Auden 2 Coes 379° Goon Jn 10¢ Wut der 28¢ | . So Pe 30¢ 2
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kibitzer with an interferiority com. ” .
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