ERR ne cor am ” e.
THE ENTREE
CE
REPORTER.
THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1908,
Everybody’s
Shoes
Are Here....
swodeeee 2000000000000
Every kind of Boot and Shoe
for evervbody—men, women,
children and the babies, and for
every business, every dress and
every sport and pastime use.
Whether you walk or ride play
Il, whether you fish or
dance or go a-bicycling, or
to
ps0, we
golf or ba
hunt,
whether dressed
have Shoes
and for all
you like be
up and kes
for all
these purposes,
Our Boots and Bhoes are the
very best, and our prices the very
least, .
Agent fi L. Douglas’ $3.00
and $350 for Men, and
Queen Quality the famous $3.00
Shoe for Women.
If
ne to
these uses
rr W.
sine
you want correct Footwear,
wdguarters for it.
Min rle’s Stor
Store,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
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CHURCH AFPOI NTMENTS.
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I
vening
nion, after
2. 10. Spring
ET TERRI I.
A Manin a Mililon,
let esis—
Sowing Crops in Iowa.
‘ondo,
are
the
nd setting
hickens. The
re next to im-
A let m Samuel (
April 9, fates
putting their oats,
Towa,
that farmers busy
and
Le ling © tables,
women
hens for the 158038 crop of «
roads, he adds, ih We
ofl,
satisfaction.
pascable, + drying and can be
used with some
semaines
Lycoming Commissioners Surcharged
The County Auditors Saturday filed
their report surcharging the old Board
of County Commissioners with $17,000.
of alleged exces-
nty bridge work
Xxcessive price is alleged
paid the
idges and
This is the aggregate
Bive prices
in 1902. The ¢
to have been
Ww
paid for cou
on masonry
irk for seven bri the paint-
ing of a half a dozen bridges
weft siesta
Thirty
The LU. T.and 7T.
thirty-one "phones in
Coeotre Hall. New
are being put on
enter the
siations
me "Fhones.
Company has
the borough of
lightning arresters
es where they
business place. Pay
installed at the
ral store of J. Frank
station. Other minor
being made.
iaracter mentioned
nupany’s representative,
4
e bills appropriating
Lock Haven hospital,
passed finally. $6,000 to the Clearfield
hospital, $35,000 for the Williamsport
hospital, $10,000 for the home for the
Friendless, Williamsport ; $5,000 for
the Bellefonte hospital, $4,000 for
Williamsport training school, $22,000
to the cottage State hospital, Philipe-
burg, and $1,000 to the Aged Colored
Woman's Home, Williamsport, have
passed both houses.
all lin
house or
have been
hotel and the gene
Bmith,
improvements
Work of
done by the ¢
C. W. Boozer.
at the
are also
the cl is
I fn
State Aid,
In the senate t
£15,000 to the
es cst
Bellefonte Coal and Coke Company,
Members of the Nittany and Belle-
fonte furnace have pur-
chased eleven hundred acres of coal
lands in Jefferson county and will
manufacture coke especially for their
own plants, which require about ten
thousand tons per month, To do this
will require (he erection of two hun-
dred coke ovens which are to be com-
pleted by next fall. The name of the
new corporation is the Bellefonte Coal
and Coke Company, with the main of-
fice in Bellefonte. The directors are |
Archer Brown and Philip Kleiberg, of
New York ; Charles M. Clement, Sun-
bury ; Frank H. Clemson and J. W.
Gephart, Bellefonte. The treasurer is
William Samson, 71 Broadway, N. Y.
I——— A —”>_
Remodeling House
James I. Lytle, who this spring
moved from Lemont tothe Orlady
farm at Earlystown, which he pur-
chased, is making extensive repairs to
his dwelling house. The dunterior is
being greatly changed, repapered and
repainted. New windows, with Inrge |
panes, also take the place of the old |
style 10x12, Messrs, Luther Campbell |
and Jacob Hoy, of Lemont; and
Wallace Musser, State College, Route
No.1, are doing the earpenter work,
Al. Osman was also engaged by Mr. |
Lytle relaying flues, ete, and next |
Olie D. Btover will put the finishing |
touches on the interior of the dwelling |
When completed, Mr. Lytle’'s will be
ov of the pretty homes on the Boals-
burg road, ’
companies
nn
PERMANENT CERTIFICATES,
»
Applicants for Permanent
Plied With Questions,
nent certificates, Fhey were :
Miss Gertrude Taylor, Bellefonte.
Jennie Longacre, Bellefonte.
Frances B. Ellmore, Bellefonte.
Alice B. Nefl, Boggs.
Anna Bartholomew, Centre Hall.
T. L. Moore, Centre Hall.
R. U, Bitner, Spring Mills,
Elizabeth Stroup, Milesburg.
Harry Crain, Philipsburg.
J. A. Williams, Port Matilda.
Messrs, W. H. Limbert, Rebersburg ;
W. L. Musser, State College, and D.
K. Keller, Centre Hall, who hold per-
manent certificates under the old law,
took the examination required under
the new law, which includes the
branches of Algebra and Civil Gov-
ernment,
The examining committee is com-
posed of Prof. D. O. Etters, Prof. W.
H. Morrison and Miss Lucy C. Rowan.
The latter was absent,
Moore and Miss Anna Bartholomew,
of this place. Outcome of the others
is unknown.
inti ias——
DEATHS,
SUSAN MILLER
MR?
Susan Mil
son, Veterenary Surgeon H. H. Miller,
Rebersburg, Baturday, and
terred Tuesday in the
cemetery, Rev. 8B. Bmith officiating.
Her age
months, The deceased was the widow
of Joseph Miller, death
curred a little over two years ago,
Was
w hose
The mother is survived by four ehil-
dren, namely, H. H. Miller,
burg; Mrs, Jape Gritnm and Mrs
ma Hazel,
Mifflivburg. The
youogest sou, Wil-
Bhe was in
health until a
death when she
normal
few hours before
took a chill.
Lier
MES, BARAH MI
M
her home
LLER
Mrs. wife of
Millie
burg Sunday
three years,
months,
band,
isonburg, ur daughters, Mrs
Clark Gramiey and Mrs, C. H. Smull,
of Rebersburg, Mrs. C. H. Zeigler, of
Spring Mills, and Mrs. Reuben Von-
ada,
Barah
Her,
r, died at in
af ergoon, aged
after an illoess
one son, George E.
and f
at home,
— nese
To the Farmers
Farm Products in Pennsylvania this
year will bring fair prices. This will
cause the farmer to think much of his
But effi.
cient help on the farm can hardly be
had and apy help will cost more than
it can produce. This will tempt the
farmer to overwork himself and his
family. Don’t it. Plow fewer
acres, Plan for more work than
Attend
grangeand farmers meetings regularly.
Do not grind the life out of yourself
and wife and drive the boys and girls
from the farm. At the end of the
year you may have just as many dol-
lars and what is better there will be a
favorable balance in the happiness ac-
bushels, pounds and dollars,
do
no
you can keep well on band.
A Relic of Bound-boy Days,
In a pile of scrap iron sold at the
public sale of Henry Winn, deceased,
in Liberty Valley, Juniata county, was
found what was known io the eight-
eenth century as a ‘“bound-boy’s’’
collar, which was worn by all boys
who were indentured or bound out in
olden times and if they ran away they
could be easily identified and returned
to their master. This collar bore the
following inseription, “Edward
Pbateher, Tuscarora Valley, 1781,"
and nodoubt this collar was worn by
boys who were bound out to Mr.
Thatcher. It looks like an *“imple-
ment of torture,” having prongs ex-
tending out about three inches on
either side,
I IY
Judges’ Salary Bill Signed.
The bill fixes the salary of the Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court at $10,500
annually; the Associate Justice, $10,000;
the Judges of the Superior Court $9000;
the Common Pleas Judges of Phila
the Common Pleas
Judges of Allegheny county, $8,000;
the Common Pleas Judges in districts
having a population of 90,000 and less
than 500,000, $6000; the Common Pleas
Judges of Dauphin county, $8500, and
the Judges in the various other dis-
tricts, $5000,
Judge Love will have an increase of
$1000 under this bill,
———————— SAARI AAA
Bobble MeUormiock Broke His Leg.
While playing at school Monday
morning Bobbie McCormick fell on
the board walk with such force that
| the bone of the left leg was fractured,
He was carried to the home of his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, J. A.
Reesman, where the fracture was re-
A SY SS ———
Now Jewelry Store,
Jewelry and silverware for sale. Re-
pairing of watches a specialty, Work
guaranteed, Kyes tested free. Best
quality lenses. Dinges store room.
NEW ROAD LAW,
State Appropriates 84,500,000 to be Ex.
pended on Pablo ttighways
Governor Penny pneker
Bproul Good Roads bill.
House finully Tues
posing and
measure
highways to beexp
The
the establisijiue
signed the
It passed the
aj -
The
for
six
for
hichway
day with four
186 for it.
appropriates 6,500,000
aided daring
bill furth provides
y oles,
ul of a Mt
ule
department, Pte Governor is to ap-
who shall be
sulary of
point ua Cornmissioner,
civil engineer,
$3500 u yenr,
Appoint one aesintintd
a chief clerk at 51500
pher ul The
Commissioner shall
penditure of the
for good roads.
Of the $6,500,000 appropriation $500,-
000 is to be expended ench of the en.
suing two years. The id fourth
years, $1,250,000; fifth and =ixth years
$1,500,000 each. The
0
und receive
¢ Commissioner shall
{ 32000 a year,
du slenogra-
$1000, Mtate Highway
supervise the ex-
money appropriated
third a:
won-y distribu-
mileag:
The County (
the Staie H
towns}
otntiissioneis will give
ighiway Uotntnissiotier Lhe
» slutistics of the expense;
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS,
The Plying of Questions Wilt Iegin
28 by Superintendent Gramley
April
The examination of teachers for pro-
certificates will
The
visional begin April
schedule is »
oa
Cavurun,
follow CB
yr Th
ut
ship and its county each one-sixth,
The winimum gth of i
duced from 2
len md to be
00 1
The right to determine whether
lmptovelseuls are to be upon a con-
tinuous road is transferred
Connnissioners to the (
manty
Commissioners, and the latter {
The New Jersey
is ad pte a
defiuition of
| not
years’ share in
— -
Marriage Licenses
Christian F. Bituer, Crawford Co.
Mattie MeMauigs
Wm. H.
Bella L
John A.
Ella Beguner, Boalsburg
Chas, L. Stover, Altoous,
Anna M. Morrison, Un
r, Chester Hil
I, Guyer,
McKinley, Mile
Bellefonte,
sburg
Bury,
Gingerich, Boalsburg
ionville,
1a Vaux,
PF. Lloyd
Margaret Meyer,
Hush
, Philipsd
PV
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LOCALS
Miss Pearl Riter is in
Uurg
iIrg
Diipsin
I'he schedule for te
tions appears eisew hers
Sheriff H. 8. Taylor wa
tween trains Wednesda)
Mrs. D. B
her niec
day.
Creary
Miss B
Eusign
my,
fonte,
From pre
fad
in
sell
more gasoline lights
by subscription,
The venerable Reuben Page
den Hall,
the sixties is seri
& battiescarred soldi
wasly il,
Leghorn
for sale; 50 cents per setting of 13
W. Dinges, Centre Hall, Pa.
C. P. Long, of Spring Mills, has jus
returned from the east with an unusu-,
Single Comb Brown CRs
H
ally fine assortment of seasonable goods
His dispiay is ready for inspection,
J. Frank Raine, formerly one of the
editors of the Millheim Journal, but
now a student College of Phy-
Baltimore,
io the
sicians and Surgeons,
in Millheim over Sunday,
M. Shires, district for
Mutual Benefit Lif» lusurance Com-
pany, of Newark, N. J., advertises for
a young man to represent the compa-
ny in Centre Hall and vicinity,
John T. maker at Centre
Hall, advertises in this issue the patent
Barven wheel ut the best cash price,
He also bids for all kinds of repair
work. Read lis adv. on another page.
was
agent the
Lee, coach
Will D. Bhoop, who for the past few
months has been in Jeannette, came
home Tuesday. The glass works,
which is the principal industry at that
place, closed down indefinitely, and as
a consequence many men are out of
employment.
The marriage of Wilbur F,
of Bellefonte, and
Hench, of Harrisburg,
in the latter city, on the 20th just.
The couple will be ut home in Me
chanicsburg after June first,
Messrs, W. F. Bradford and Isaac
Shawver fished for trout Wednesday.
The former caught twenty-five and
the latter three. F. A. Carson ie re-
ported to have captured eight fine
Harris,
Miss Lillie C.
will take place
The Centre Hall Evaporating Com-
pany is having put together some five
hundred boxes in which to pack a
portion of the product of the evaporat-
ing plant. The boxes were shipped
here "knocked down’’ from New York.
Heretofore the evaporated apples were
shipped in large sacks,
Francis Xavier Blumle, of Cameron
county, and Bernard J, Ferry, of Lu-
zerne county, Democrats, were un-
seated as members of the lower howmse
of the Legislature. Both had served
during the entire term. BB. H, Millin
and James GG. Harvey, Republicans,
were seated. The four members were
allowed pay for the entire session, The
W. B. Krars,
Bc tly
LOCALS.
Rain
Tuesday,
Baturday, Bunday,
Wednesday.
Byron Garis is home from Reeds.
{ ville for the first time in six weeks
Will F. Thomas
dence from Re
has changed his
novo to Hyner,
Mins
Monday.
P. Long
baloon, the
he p rimary school of
3
riliciomew began
Friday evening ( ~ill send
' 4
up a fifteen-foot last of =»
If you want single oor
he read the adv. of H.
i Divges.
dr,
d will remove the cast from the lit
ITH eg
Lorenz is slates again,
Armour girl
biehimer, lumberman of
1s, ¢ X pects fo move to Polls
» near future.
i 8
Lh
W. WwW, Hill
week,
Royer, of Centre
in town Thursday of last
i time to call at this office.
Hon, Mra. W. A,
week
aud Murray, of
last were guests of
| Mrs. Mollie Ross,
who is Mrs. Murray's
=mith Brothers, Spring Mills, are
Hog plan organs aud
bines in connection with their far-
0s, sewing
news,
Mra,
after
and Mrs. J. M. Rearick,
Monday.
Heck
was in Centre
DUS
Mr
i Middleburg,
days with Rev,
and Isaiah Walters, of
returned home
Jeremiah P.
Mills,
and made
man, of Spring
Hall on business,
writer's absence,
B.
was Uity,
ing the
Rev,
found at Kan
of Eureka, Kansas
Carrie E, Osman,
Jumes V,
will
tobert Wolf will pow
Kansas,
His mother, Mrs.
is miso al that point,
frown,
give
£150,000 public library,
the James V. Brown
Library.
C. A. Krape's, shoe advertisement
been changed this week. He is
now in new
that he be given a
want of foolwear,
B. W. Ripka, proprietor of the
Spring Mills cash store, advertises
spring and summer goods iu profusion.
A new stock, cash prices, and fair deal-
ing is winning trade for him.
man, to Willinmsport a
has
iis
call by those in
The York Dispateh states that Ar-
thur B. Lee, formerly of Colyer, has
been appointed driver for the Good
Will fire engine company, ats com-
pensation of ten dollars per week, He
will have charge of the engine houses,
The postal law now makes the tak-
ing of a newspaper and the refusal to
pay for thesame, theft, and any person
guilty of such an action is liable to
criminal proceedings, the same as if he
had stolen goods to the amount of his
subscription,
Katie Shunk, a little girl eight years
of age living at Milroy had asad ex-
perience while playing with dynamite
caps. Bhe was picking at one when it
exploded, lacerating her hand so as to
make it necessary to ampute two of
her fingers,
J. A. MeClintie, of Farmers Mills,
was in town Monday on business in-
cident to the settlement of the estate
of Elizabeth MeClintie of which he
and J. P. Grove are executors, Mr,
MeUlintie is one of the Gregg town
ship men who keeps well posted in
polities und current events, and one
whom you do not come in contact
with without gaining information of
value,
A A A TM SIAR.
Wanted
An honest, sctive, intelligent gentle-
man to solicit life insurance at Centre
Hall and other parts of Centre county,
for Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company, Newark, N. J.-M, FEHings,
Distriet Agent for Central Penn.,
THE 'STAR' STORE.
ESTABLISHED 1889.
PROPRIETOR.
We have it, and the price is
ways right, You know it
yourself,
Watch for this space next week,
and keep looking this way.
—- 1 HE STAR,
The Centre Hall Bargain Store.
We will quote you a few
they will y benefit
very good and they are
that will certainly inte
ght
rest 3
:
| for gure the city and bou
values,
tage must come Lo our store
The time for goc
Joys, Women,
Calicoes,
shoes |
Misses an
Waist goods of
Don't
and most e
with
a
Men,
ing, Trimmings, Col
Bhirts, for we have
We
prices to suit
lars,
the
fais0 in
all.
Neckwear, ete
latest
| line
in plets » fine are
men’s working , with
| These are only a few
Npecial
| wire this season,
1] £8
and Smooth
Val
On Baturday Lion C Saturday.
J. F. SMITH.
The New Cash Store
We are d«
andes lightest room in
enables you «
of go Win you
will
i
Never fail to read ours
Centre Hall, Pa.
the
Yate ¥
Oown
MOE DUBINeEs 1D
what
I'h
space
‘ing and Summer .
Pan
Dress GoodS
Laces, Trimmings & Embroideries
of the most beautiful designs procurable.,
NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS.
We also have a ver line of
sale of fine
of DRESS TIER,
prices will sire 5 int
PATENT LEATHER Shoes & 2 SLIPPERS,
Men and We gail 0
them, for we
Don't
Our
miss
fine
at
ns of inde. our
line
cut
CW omen at
GLOVES
Dress Hosier “0 and
ELTS
iices,
BHIR 4
terest
examine our iine r=hoes and Rl
omen, as well as all We are sellin
are selling the best §
STRAW HATS for Men
MOYER BROS. LINE OF DRUGS.
Moyer Brothers’ line of Drugs at prices you cas
FRESH SAL’ I FISH.
Fresh Salt Fi
and Boys at low prices,
afford to miss
sh now in stock You can buy them at a big discount by
We change our ad
MONEY by
ALMIGHTY
weekly, so don’t fail to read it
at the NEW CARH STORE.
AR goes farthest TERMS
Nave some of your
the place where the
STRICTLY CASH
B. W. RIPKA.
C. P. LONC. C. P. LONC.
The New Stock of Spring
and Summer Goods just pur-
chased in the Eastern Cities
Now Ready for Inspection
With the addition of the fol-
lowing New Departments—
Furniture, Hardware
Clothing a: Shoe Rooms
this store will be made the
I+ est and Most Attractive
n the county, . .
To accommodate these addi-
tional Departments necessi
tates the building of a ware-
house, which will be done.
Our stock of General Merchandise is complete, the Goods
will bear inspection, and the prices comparison.
Call at the store. You are always welcome,
C. P. LONG, Spring ills, Pa.
dealing
DOLL
3
it
OLD DUNCAN STAND.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY)
and a Complete Line of
The Genuine
“1847 Rogers Bros.”
Spoons, Forks, Hite,
pir igs nputy
spring Mit, 3 Pa.