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THE OENTRE +REPORTER.
CENTRE HALL, Pa. THURS. Oct. 11.
Dainty
Shoes for
Dainty Feet.
A young miss with a dainty foot
needs and should have a dainty Shoe.
We are aware that there are more ill-
shaped, poor-fitting Misses Shoes than
any other kind. We take great pride
in our stock of Misses Shoes and keep
Shoes that are all right, and such
Shoes as will not make a young lady
feel awkward when wearing them.
Our Fall Styles
are Very Pretty.
All suitable leathers ; all suitable
lasts ; every desirable toe and heel,
and at pleasing prices. Come,
about it.
MINGLE’S
SHOE STORE.
see
Shipping Cattitle,
Messrs. Schwenck and Bradford
shipped a car of fine mileh cows Tues-
day.
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Predict Bryan's Election,
The New York Journal
Philadelphia Times predict
oem
and the
Bryan's
RAR fois
~ KEENAN HELD
a Trial Before a Jury,
Death by a Freight Train,
John Keenan, who shot
tember 26, will be tried for
the November term of court, A
ing was given Keenan by his
Judge Love, Saturday
and that was the court's decision.
The evidence given sgainst the
cused man was not very
sufficient to warrant the action
by the court. District
Spangler claims he has a number
witnesses who not called wh
evidence
on
fic
strong,
take
{
were
will give damaging
the supposed murderer,
E. Gray and W. Harrison
torne ys for the defendant,
dent that they can
a jury. Public
is with the prisoner, bul
Messrs.
Walker,
are
acquit him
sentiment apparentl
no one oa
judge correctly until after a fair, in
partial trial has been given.
The only evidence
toward intentional si
that the revolver ‘pulled very
On examination L. B.
of Moshannon, which is the postol
name of Gillintown,
pan told him that after the
occurred Annie said to him
given
Cross
»t
pic
Keenar
‘you have shot me said
would, now take me
us you
home.”
roc A ccnp smo
181,000,000
FOR SCHOOLS.
The Balance of the Appropria=
tion May bi he Secured.
The Borough Schools are Down fo
Business. A Practical Course.
The pressure of censure on the cut
in the school appropriation has become
80 heavy that Governor Stone has been
compelled to make the statement that
he will ask the next legislature to pass
a bill providing for the payment of the
£1,000,000 which he sliced off, The gov-
«. | ernor made this statement on the
same day that the mandamus proceed.
ings were started in the Dauphin
county courts. These proceedings have
been instituted by the school directors
of Lower Providence, Montgomery
county, and have for their object the
testing of the right of the governor to
cut the appropriation. Arg
Wednesday.
no
of
O
uments in
made
Ifthe court decides that
proceedings were
the governor's
act in vetoing a portion of the appro-
n | priation law was unconstitutional,
)- | governor's anxiety to rush into print
with his intention to ask the next leg.
slature to make up the vetoed amount,
will be apparent. It
though all the districts will get
but
Stone will not be entitled to any credit
therefo
now looks
school
their full appropriation, Governor
e
\ CENTEE HALL SCHOOLS,
he High School Course Made Figxible.
Bills Paid by the Treasurer
The
THE CENTRE
GOUNTY FAIR.
The Great Fair Opens Next
Week. Success Assured,
The Odd Fellows at Centre Hall and
Lemont Install Officers.
The Centre county fair, to be held
on the New Fair Grounds, Bellefonte,
Pa., on October 16, 17, 18, and 18,
mises to be a great success in every
way . The management have secured,
at great expense, a variety of free at-
tractions to be presented before the
Grand Stand during the races. Among
others, the Elliott Brothers of New
York will show their Enchanted
House and comic and acrobatic
two each day. Professor Harry
Smith will be there with his wonder-
ful boxing bout of three rounds be-
tween himeelf and Mrs, Smith.
diving dog is another attraction
will be presented in connection with
his splendidly trained dogs. In
tion to this, there will be a great balloon
pro-
feats,
acts
ascension and parachute descent
Mile. Wrence of Baltimore, at
three o'clock each afternoon Wednes-
day, Thursday Friday. Varied
other amusements will also be found
Louise
and
upon the grounds. These, taken in co
nection the excellent
that are now assured, make
plain that the fair is to be a marked
The special return train to be
run over the Lewisburg and Tyrone
tailroad on Wednesday and Thursday
n-
with exhibits
it quite
SLCC 8,
far as {
Wop. mi.
of fair week, running as oburn,
will leave Bellefonte at 6: giv»
Everybody is Coming to
The County
October 16 to 10th.
IF NOT
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WE ARE
Giving Tickets
Away with Purchases
Which Simply Means
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Callat once ar
Fair
ARE YOU? WHY NOT.
d secure your tickets
eeecooteCecORRO0
$15,
Bails made to order, .
Ready-made suits for men,
Young men’s suits
Children’s suits,
New shapes in Pearl Soft Hats,
Everything else in proportion,
18, 1
1% 19 pi |
£5.00 up to $20 00
$3.50 up to $10.00
$1.00 up to $5.00
506 to £2 50
Department.
temember Ladies’
Pumpkin Contest Ends Oct. i3at 3 P. M.
get $10.00 Suit for heaviest Pumpkin
ness to everyone
MONTGOMERY & CO.
| Progressive Clothiers, BELLEFONTE,
Be sure to be on hand to your prize.
$5.00 for next heaviest, and a prize of great useful
bringing in
a pumpkin,
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Just Received
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Suspenders
fine ne
Men's
"3d
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we Wii
pCi
ol) cents a pair.
of the FELL IN FRONT OF AN ENGINE Centre Hall borough schools
in operation for
and the machinery is
good running order. Albert
a graduate « Lafayette
proving himself an excellent instruct-
or and a gentleman as well. The High
School course has been rearranged and
the
attendance
English
added to the
students two additional Years
election, after a careful canvass
ing ample toenjoy the whole
states.
and return No
should fail to be present at this grand
opening. \
Will Install
The Odd Fellows of This Place
time day
have been
weeks,
several
in
ligen,
home i desired. ohe Men's Heavy Shoes.
Fireman on West Freight is Overcome and
Falls
Ae Ap men —
now
T
College,
Good Farm Literature (
A frightful scene witnessed at of
the railroad station Monday afternoon
when the west freight pulled out from
wishing good was
limited
of-
Any of our patrons
farm literature can
amount by calling at the Reporter
fice weekly.
is com —
ALIVE ORDER
secure a
The fireman on that train
ras running ahead of the
train to throw open tl
Lae
the station.
Officers Sstarday Evening
The Independent Order of Odd Fel- |
this place |
¥
Some of |
engine and | made flexible to meet
when | the scholars in
to bis} Mathematics and
track. | have
and
d found
igh life
meet demands of
Hastings. Hickok,
The marriage of Miss Helen Rankin
Hastings, daughter of Ex-Governor
Hastings, and Ross Anderson Hickok
took place Wednesday evening. The
affair was by far the elaborate
of its kind that ever took place in
Bellefonte,
switch S
blood
thie
Ihe engine was quickly stopped,
hiz aid, an
tho
ication of restor-
tated
xi to the
the
today. | ,
. OWS Is al organization in
growing.
the
he suffered a rushing of Grammar :
that is constantly
the
valley are
head and suddenly fell on been course. which ;
Desi young men town
admitted
meeting
in or |
will give
. . being at nearly |
the traiunmen ran to in which to study these ve import- o > }
jger ob
optional
the
. ' every monthly Those
their comrade as limp J Li)
had fled. By the
atives he was
As
ry
3 | » who
most ant branches, Latin is no lo i
have held membership for years are as |
sl. The
no |
and |
appl
resusct
atory, but like
{ireek is
now is,
just admitls
onforms itself in its
rifling, to the
body,
present
a i active as though
He
and in Urse, as it meels b
order ¢ actions,
seein ff tpi
Going to Tyrone,
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short time carric caboose, | wants of the pupils,
’ : r ‘ matter how Inws
is on duly again, none worse The Grammar school
of
Strohm,
under the in-
ex-Commissioner James
who the
county,
that
The
ty-eight.
Miss Emilie Alexander will go f(«
Tyrone shortly where she has a large
class in voeal and instrumental music.
Miss Alexander isa graduate of the
New England Conservatory of Music
and has exceptionally fine musical
qualities. She will be absent the great-
er part of the winter.
ce ff sss
Hain
Early Monday morning rain set ip
and continued during the greater part
of the day. The fall was light compar-
ed to the great but there is now
sufficient moisture to germinate late
sown wheat and hundreds of cisterns
were partially filled and will furnish
water supply for a limited time.
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Ten Cars of Staves.
E. M. Huyett last week «shipped ten
car loads of staves from Centre Hall
station. Mr. Huyett has three stave
mills in operation and employs a large
number of mest. He is a born lumber-
man and understands the business
from beginning to end, as is evidenced
from his successful operations,
MN
Many farmers in Penns valley have
their entire crop of corn husked. The
harvesting of that erop was dene un-
usually early, owing to the excessive
dry weather which hastened the cur-
ing. The yield is better than was look-
ed for, but in nearly all cases is less than
a three-quarter crop. The quality is
fair,
regulations of which is al
safeguard.
his narrow escape from death, | struc
| B.
tion
membership
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FULL YOTE
is one of best
is Bix
Centre
The
teachers in is
for the
installed
week,
The officers elected ensuing |
Natur.
by Mr
pupils
thorou ghiy,
thout regard
a are re-
A Fall Demoeratic Vote May be
in Centre Hall
aud who will be
evening of this
of Bellefonte, are as follows:
Noble Grand, J. D. Lucas.
Vies Grand, J. H. Krumbine.
Treasurer, J. H.
respect- J. 8. Rowse
in those par- Assistant Secretary, J. F. Smith. i
has _
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year,
day
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Every Democrat
of Centre Hall paid his
expiration of the
he full Democratic
pected to be
witht
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and Miss
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instructors o he ‘
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| ry and Primary departments,
polied at Recretary
' ¢ ively, are tried teachers
eral election. Quite i - . : :
i ticular schools, and as their work
been satisfactory,
youn sident
and
absent.
£ men, re 3 Be
{| heretof
are |
| day.
nselves |
i ore #0 il is to "
need, entitled to 4 Lis to Special Deputy L.
State College,
Ray gan,
¢
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These should put ther 1
installed the
Lodge No. 717 and of
Prizes for Fair Week
the formeronT handay evening, when
: | Baldwin § rarer ——— o
Eels Stop Water Wheel, : : th Ioan 4 14 5 about twenty members of No. 1032
On Monday night th
1e paid a most enjoyable visit to No. 717, |
in the Red mill «1 to
on Was
thirty-five of
had lodged in
the trouble. The raiu caused
ter to raise and start
dam.
the chairman, |
i. Dauberman.
in correspondence with
Lemont
e is no uncertainty.
O Oo oO
Squire John ( College Lodge N O
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for
ate We know that such prizes as we offer during this week will be an
e kind that
Ww wheels
watile quit work; | ’
found th at |
kind of eels |
and
the
sg in
Both Lodges are in a sound and 1l inducement to all good buyers, will be
Tota en 730 50 | ishing condition.
It will be noticed that there is - sent
A
large outlay for books in the high EE — HE
wa | This was necessary owing to CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
the | the fact that heretofore there were no [Under this head the Reporter invites all
: the § gad A pastors 0 make thelr supounremenis
| pupils in the third year classes and their regular servioes each Sunday as well
{ only a few in the second vear classes, as any special announcement thal may be
i . iy desired. Notices should be sent Mondays
{| At present there is a third year class
Thé personal effects of Margaret and | and the second and first year classes
Nancy Sparr, deceased, of near Boals- | have many more scholars. High
Presbyterian Centre Hall, 10.30 & mm;
Pine Stump, 3 p. m
i hood ( . adv
burg, were sold at public sale Saturday | school books are expensive.
The board adopted pew primers,
Reformed Conte Hall. YT p.m
1p wm. Spring Mills, 1030 a. m
nitheran~Centre Hall, 7 p.m
i je, 2pm. Tusserville, 108. ms
by Capt. G. M. Boal, executor. The | :
sale was an excellent one, many of the | first and second readers of the Baldwin
articles bringing almost or altogether | series—at an expense of $1450. The
the cost of new ones. The attendance | Substitution of new books was necessa-
ry, owing to the fact that the old ones
i ~
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for they are th
investigation it
the
the wheels
appreciated.
We always give a bargain
when we get a bargain.
We certainly got one when from a leading manufacturer who
nicest ws
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Early Corn Husking.
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Good Sale, neoded the cash we purchased a line of Men's and Youth's Novelty
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Suits that other stores would call
CHEAP? at §10.00, but which
WE BELL AT $8.50,
It is not an assortment of the usual kind but an extraordinary
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one in which effects that reveal happy mediums to the mind pre-
dominate. No other collection can boast to have such ratige, com-
Joint council meets at Centre Hall,
day 1 3p m
BEEN HD BH WH BCX DERI
was largely women, who bid to secure
relics and mementos. were totally unfit for use on account of
mma — | their ragged condition. This being
Take Notice
Attention of the Reporter readers is
the case] the board selected a new se-
| ries at a less cost than would have been
called the following:
The figures on the label opposite your name do
| the case had the old series been pur. |
hased x
passed, —
not mean that you owe the Keporter to that date,
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-~LETTERS
provided that date is farther back than July 1,
100, Al subseriptions begin Jaly 1, 1930, ex
1 . r ry 3 > H
in the officeof W. W. Boob as fype- | of Administration on the estate of Juan
| Cammings, late of Potter towaship, deceased,
rept those paid in advance of that date. All the
dates of labels will be changed as s00n As possi-
writer, t
| having been duly granted to the undersigned
Mr, and Mrs Charles Freeby, of Mill. | they would rewpectiully request all persous know
b | fog themselves indebted 0 the said estate 0
heim, were guests at Runkel's hotel | make immediate payment, and tho ¢ having
this week,
| claims agninet the same t) preswut them duly au-
. thenticated for settlement,
} wi. Sodman to Montoe Kulp vy dion hy: CUMMINGS
Co., dated Sep. 8, 1900, 4 tracts of Jand | ¥M. GRO NELE. Adminitratos,
Attorney , Bellefonte, Pa. Linden Hall,
in Miles twp, Consideration $3914.23. | octll y -
There will be an entertainment giv.
en in the Methodist church Friday
evening, October 12th; an invitstion
is extended to all.
Mrs. Dr. Rhone, widow of the late
Dr. Rhone, of Los Angeles, Cal, has
been visiting in and about Centre Hall
for the past week.
Mr.and Mrs. A. J. Reesman and
Mr. and Mrs, James Stahl attend
ed the Hickok-Hastings wedding and
reception Wednesday evening.
The Colyer's Mills band will hold a
festival in the Zion hill woods Satur
day evening, Oct. 13. Oysters, ete,
will be served, All are invited,
Mrs. J. W, Conley gave a dinner par.
ty Wednesday to Mrs, Frank Brad-
ford, Mrs. Mary Odenkirk, Mrs, W. P,
Bhoop, Miss Anua Bhoop and Mrs. H.
K. Condo,
Mrs Wm. A. Tanyer is suffering
from a paralytic stroke which she
ceived while doing chores at her home
in Pine Grove Mills. Her condition is
rather serious,
pleteness, variety and value.
Werent we Lucky
To have them for
Fair Week |
Yoni will be just as Jueky if you come in time to purchase a suit
out of this lot. No! We could as well say to our customers, “we
will sell one $10.00 suit for 98 cents, and the first person here gets
it.” There would be too many disappointed, so we have decided to
class in with these a large assortment of Men's and Youths’ Black,
Blue 84d Oxford mixtures. These would mean a great bargain in
themselves. The styles are the advanced guard of a host of won-
derful values we heve prepared for our clothing patrons,
After you bought your suit from us, would we leave you get an
Overcoat elsewhere? Centainly not. So we are compelled to put
some very winning values in at $7.50.
Every garment being new you will find a peerless collection,
surpassing in variety and assortment any line ever shown in
Bellefonte.
Yes, boys, we will have some special suits and overcoats for you,
and you will get a ticket to the Fair with every suit or overcoat,
Just the same as the men.
After looking at our goods, and comparing priccs, you will come to
but one conclusion : “that it is expensive to buy elsewhere.”
Every purchaser of a suit or overcoat receives a ticket to
the Falr, ;
Sim, The Clothier
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Information For Farmers,
Attention of farmers and all others
who make cider vinegar is called to
the fact that before offering the same
for sale they are compelled by law to
mark on each head of cask, barrel or
keg, or if sold in other packages, each
containing such vinegar, the name
and residence of the manufactory, to-
gether with the brand, cider vioegar,
Farmers will do well to preserve this
for future use.
Local Paragraphs
Mrs. W. H. Runkle was
days this week,
ill several |
RerairinGg old Wheels
costs more than pew
ones when vou ean buy
Buggy Wheels with
Tire on and Boxes set
for $7.25. I make ali
eg
siges and grades with Slee] or
Rabber Tire, 24 104 in. Tread,
Rubber Tire foggies from $65
to #96. Call st factory or
write for catalogue I manufacture and handle
A full line of Carriage and W Hardware
Als Beycle goods, Nails, Plumber's supplies,
Dynamite, ete. « W. BOOB, Cenure Hall, Pa.
The Star!
GEO. o. BENNER,
ESTABLISHED 15%,
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Here are a fow quotations
“Putter Fly” syrup, very fine, qh...
Head Light Ofl por gALON....... covsmmessssmines
Gun Powder, per I. eis
Drop BROL, PEE ID imme wasn ie
Loaded SHelIS, POF DOX....wsmsesmrssomsosnisn
Fasking PORE..con mmm covmmeriminsmismw
Horse RASH... conmiririmmmmssmiimssrinsmmnn
Double BIBOA A X....ou. crim msm
Pole BE vivir iiss ETRE salbunsssnsmmomsmenn wes
Bushel Basket... omismmmnsmmm sis
Coal Hods. IPE EEE SE VR ERR RS Fee Cia
Crome cut saw, COMPIELA. inns
5 gallon oil van, fled with oll.
Banner FL SR ARERR SLR
Rolled Oats, 2 PROKR. ois mrsmmmmmnsionerssmmmmesss
Wetatar’s National DIGUODRIY ..oovmeiirinm
Miss Grace Smith holds a position
Pa.
Public Sale Register,
OCT, 77. --W. H. Close, agent, Oak Hall;
cows, bull, hogs, farm
feed, baled straw, eto,
The Editor Tempted,
Mrs. W. H. Farley, of 140 E. Main
street, Lock Haven, tempted the ed-
itor of the Reporter, but not beyond
resistance, The lady sent by mail a
cigar, and asked that it be smoked by
the writer and remittance be made ac-
cording to its estimated value, after
the article was up in smoke, for the
benefit of the Lock Haven hospital
building. A smoker will be found and
a remittance made.
ms AI MY ———
Mrs, Boob's Millinery Store,
Have you been to Mra. C, B. Boobs
millinery opening to see the grand dis-
play of pattern hats and bonnets ? A
hat and bonnet to suit every one, both
in style and price; nice head wear for
misses and children, also high crown-
ed felt hats, caps and turbas for boys.
No trouble to show goods, and prices
to suit the times. Gilt cord for ladies’
‘belts one one-forth in. wide at 35 cents
per yd. Misses’ golf hats {in gray and
pe with dotted silk bands at 50 cents;
hat Pion ok 5 oonts,
milch
Aiplements potatoes,
Sale at 1 o'clock.
A A
Where did you get those fine looking
shoes ? Why, at A, C. Krape's Shoe
Ewmporiom.
For Bale—"Bell,” a fine full-blooded -
Jersey cow; none better; six years old,
~{1, W. Hosterman, Centre Hall,
G. R. Meese, of Colyer, Pa., offers to
trade several good cows on a driving
horse weighing about 1200. Call on
him personally, or phone on Commer-
cial line,
For sprains, swellings and lameness
there is nothing so good as Chamber.
lain's Pain Balm. Try it. Forsale by
Mrs. J. H. Keller, Linden Hall; J, F,
Bmith, Centre Hall,
For Sale.—Spring wagon with top;
suitable for bakery wagon. Inquire of
Rebecea Murray, Centre Hall, Pa,
The Centre Reporter furnishes all
the news for one dollar a year ig ad-
vanoe,
‘in Prop.
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