THE OENTRE REPORTER.
THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1908.
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women,
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dress and
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fish or
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to be dressed
Shoes
for all
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the
prices the very
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are
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Li. Douglas’ $3.00
for Men, and
famous $3.00
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Women,
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ers for it,
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Store,
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LEFONTE, PA.
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Reformed Church,
the Reform-
Rev,
r. The
oy
10:30
hy
) p. m1.
Land
purchased
om Me
Mall
of a
ZULY acres
land
the
together
farm.
I'he
i: "
joins
daughters,
1d son Clem-
will live
8 LWO sons,
ey
av
a
time, and
Jnily to live
and ‘
itly pur-
in truck
reCe]
gre
Mills.
burg.
y Mills,
sguaba,
Will r, of Freeport,
Iilino $e §
recentl
f Uentre
1# Nweat property
Freeport, for
in re
on
$3.500
mode
view
engaged
ale. His loft is
i with about 600
expects to add several
completed,
sqquabs on a large
1
op
ays a good de-
prices, He may
¢tionary business at
bie a good loca
aches iat line, Mr.
Bai
ive
a
5
ii: 8
We pi
A
‘riday afternoon Mis. John Bpang-
er and Mre, Chariey Stoner and the
Intter's little children, all of
Tussey vi escaped a seri
OLS Be Pie ladies aud children
Nurrow Escape,
two
£y Hin rowls
agent
ing the talirond crossing st the Centre
Hull station did not notice the np
proach of the freight train from the
crenped, a enlifsion only by
How vey Glass, a grocery
Jit io caught the
driviug as the
making & sharp turn to
wele rv
ens, nud
the in
Bg iit
horse
Kiibnal win
keep cut of the engine's way,
the act of Mr, Glass the occupants
woud buve been thrown from the
yehicie, nid possibly oi the railroad
track, The engineer did all in tas
power Lo uinn Lis train, using the aire
N\Jrakes Lo their full extout,
A
i ITY, Ww
Lil Biae 1s oie
Farm House Burned,
The farm house of Thomas I. Ilgen,
gether with most of the
The origin of the fire is unknown.
psu
The Spring Mills Bridge.
Hon. J. H. Wetzel acted in the ca-
pacity of civil engineer for the county
commissioners, and Monday “laid out”
the Spring Mills bridge. Wm. Bilger,
buildimg the abutments.
siecle mn
Mrs. Ishler's Announcement,
Mrs. M. C. Ishler, of Tusseyville,
mnnounces that she has received her
stock of spring and summer millinery
goods, and invites all ladies to call and
inspect the same. The goods are new
and novel, and include fine pattern
hats, ladies’ bonnets, children’s head-
wear, etc, as well as the latest novel-
ties in trimmings,
ls
Nenator Hall for Chalrman,
The Democratic State Committee
met in Harrisburg Wednesday and
elected Senator J. K. P. Hall, of Elk
county, State chairman and decided
to hold the State convention on Bep-
tember 2, in Harrisburg.
Centre county was represented of-
Sherif]
H
N. Taylor, Col. John
also present.
A ff cf rasan
F.
0 0. Orphanage
town, Northumberland county, to ac-
commodate hundred
| children in place of the present one,
two and
| whieh accommodated but sixty-six
| and which is to be turped
aged Odd The
of br
$30,000
Howe,
built
nbLout
011 .
Fellows new
orphanage is to be ick and
The
plans
pled and it is eX pected
to complete the building within the
present
|
Cond
stone and is 10
| grounds are niready secured, the
have be eh nde
year. At present there
in the
nre
All
& Dest sanitary
the free-
remarkable and
| deaths among the little ones are
| few.
ildren home,
BiIXIy-six «
j are well taken cate of, ti}
conditions are maintained,
dom from disease
is
very
Btn
; LOCALS,
| Miss Lizzie
Durst has been seriously
| ill for several weeks,
| since Thursday of Inst week.
| Mrs. lizabe
sister, Mrs, J
| lege this week,
Mra. and Mre,
| Daniel Callahan watched pages of the
i Reporter being printed,
Jacobs visited her
wil
ohn
Anthony Ctarver
CEO. OO. BBE
We do not mean to say woe k
op
we do keep nearer eve yilgng found
kad
br ko
Frequently it is rema fy
is often sald in our t
find it, doy
. He
“I've been raclug a
MAT lus Wer is
Olen
light of the custo
| Bellefonte, ih
Inquire, They
in saying money t
to “The Star"
you an ord
but if you want
wants, Wok
It is badd
plained thoro
OUR STOC
We
Hg
f
ghniy, at Are salisii
id yo
’
un of
Sho
red
eS
# LO sui
1 #
ust eived aaaqitl
pocket book, and t the fan
ticularly for the lady wit
" we
Proprietor.
s for wedo not, Bat
than any other store in the
we do say that
oY
-
Ss?
viniley:.
It
C
Ime
8
iil go tu the ‘Alar Bore” and
S
Barb and xmooth
pecialties.
Am
for (mentioning the articl
mative,
wire, piasterin
rican wash -
and bucket
Hy kept outside of Bellefonte, and to the de
ing machin: r and table oll cloth Halt
& bad two customers who were on their way to | IDE ms And table o 2 4
| plaster. They stopped at The Stay ladder, ( Bros ackers and cakes in
Wear and teas snd we are safe
10 | pumps, step Aki cutiery
« toll innerseal packages, lawn mowers
jump into your boots and go down
i glive
the best made,
f
r you want and we don't have it, we wi
who will you the “Johuson'
the “Oliver Chilled,” the plow every farmer
Loo
House Furnishings.
ak
thE House Cleaning.
them
aon good Tour #t ok as it has be LER oy
y : Window shad
OwWer,
Table clothe
Ol cloth
Mirrors
Window screens
Bereen doors,
10¢
to fit the
ye
wr
1 to
ev rly, shoos fect, prices
atiy 1 OF Wom
The Centre Hall Ba
We will quote you a
for they will surely benefit
very good i
i
tage must «
rgain Store.
ew prices this week tha
you, I have
they are for n
will
fae Ww
ere
1°33
ildres
il certainly interest you
city and bought some
il that want the advan-
od
ve
mri
s Al
“(3st
hr
ine 1
I'he time
Men, Boys, Wo
ing, Calicoes, W
Neckwear,
Intest and most
line with n
T™ Gy i ti T
i RIC ULE A Tew o
) OUr store . § or
ir glory « ig
0 hs
for $2
¥
i, Miseeg and
w
and
Alsoa fin
. Dress
i 3 5
i BHOER | now, ‘
THE SHARPLESS
TUBULAR SEPARATOR.
in all lines for
Muslins, Shirt-
immings, Collars,
fi we have the
We are aleo in
3 all
them
¢
Hine of
3
i
inieg
££ $ f
i
aist goods of all pti Ke I re
eld Don’t miss 3
GF Is talking aboot, and HIipiele
or
18 w ir
We E
en rei CER Lo suit
Liege fi
os i
i
L IIOW ] pecial Fmooth
' 2 3 \ » Wire His sOgs0]
irs and show you the dif
ay.
J. F. SMITH.
EEE
ome and see us Ney
BROS., SPRING MILLS, PA.
od
Centre Hall, Pa.
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J.
IW I ee
Mr. and
fonte,
iu
ve!
we
y
Dr. Lee i
in fron
ore
There
Lutheran chur
Wil
sabbath.
8B. K. Emerick
ed his aged
Sunday.
Hey
£1
(1eorge
he t
f
first
oe
Morning
If you
Rey
i the
r,
{ family of Jerry Mille
| this place
Dr. E. L
a pleasant
formerly o
| 8¢¢ a patient.
i sion Dr. Kidder is popular.
| Mr. and Mrs. ert Hoss and two
i sons, of Carthage, Mo., arrived Wed-
uesday of this week and are being en-
tertained at the home of his sister-in-
| law, Mrs. Mary A. Ross, in this place,
| The anticipating the
| need of its business, and
will consider ita favor if those who
bave this kind of poultry for sale will
{let it be known. Any “old breed”
will do—age being the only point that
will be scored against,
ot
Reporter is
roosters in
George W. Glace is one of the lucky
ones who captured a nice lot of trout
| this season. Mr. Glace recently took
a trip to Northumberland county, and
thinks there have been many changes
wrought since his last visit to that
county thirty-five years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Vonada, of near
| Penns Cave, were in town Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Vonada live on the
livbens bomestead, one of the best
| kept country homes in that section,
| and recently became subscribers to the
| Reporter, because it furnishes the
| news of Penns Valley.
Ct —
New Jewelry Store.
:
i
Jewelry and silverware for sale. Re-
siring of watches a specialty. Work
Eyes tested free. Best
Dinges store room,
W. B. Krare,
p
| guaranteed,
| quality lenses,
—
The Milwaukee Binder, Eto,
A sample of Milwaukee machinery,
| ove binder and mower, will be on ex-
| hibition in the barn at the Haag Ho-
| tel, Bellefonte, during eourt week,
| and all farmers are invited to inspect
| the same,
i
i
A. A. PrLerconen,
A m—— RE
A Harve Bargain,
Our regular $4.50 Cabinets for a short
$3.00. A discount of 33} per
This is not an adver: ising
dodge but a straight tip. If you wen
pictures now is your opportunity,
Centre Hall every Friday.
W. W, Syitn,
I A SA
Wanted
An honest, nective, 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. Siings,
Distriet Agent for Central Penn,
Spring Mills, Pa,
i
i
time for
| gent,
i
kK
fre
far
:
it
| burg
rif
“hie
{ Dominee
ti
i L1¢
Sunday w
| day for several weeks
| seekers were ou
consequence
(:. From,
Miftlint
pe
Harry
From,
Superintendent
Coal Co , of Bitumen, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Nevin A
Misses Miu I.
Millheim, drove to Centre
day and were the
Mrs. F.
Farmers
good earnest Monday nt ing
delay of two weeks on account of rain.
By the end of this week, conside rable
grain will have been sown
of urs
the Kettle Cre
Auinan and
ie and izzie Geary, of
Hall
Mr
an.
f
i
3!
HElUesls sua
P. Geary
farm work
began their it
wi after a
The sneak thief has heen very active
during the past week. An organized
effort should be made to capture him,
The
Friday night.
thieving is usually committed
Wateh for the thief,
The April crop report of the depart.
ment of agriculture shows
tion of the winter wheat to be 07.3 per
the condi
5 ’
cent. as against al Lhe same time
last year, and a ten year average of 82.1,
Isane Hpicher, of Elwood, Illinois,
brother of Jolin Spicher, of this place,
in making a remittance to the Report-
er, speaks very kindly of the paper.
Thanks.
new cash store, Spring Mills, Appears
this week,
a full line of geueral merchandise re-
ceive attention,
ill with
the street, He is one of the oldest
citizens of the town, and ia heartily
greeted everywhere he goes,
wife and Dillman Martz, all of
Altoona, attended the funeral of
John Martz, at Tusseyville, Wednes.
day morning. They returned to thelr
Wednesday afternoon,
new walk was built in front o
the Kerlin properties, now owned by
D. L. Kerr. The walk was put dow:
under the supervision of W. F. Brad
ford, Mechanics Samuel Shoop ane
red, Carter doing the work,
be Reformed and Lutheran comes
tery presents a very fine appearance st
present. There are, however, 8 nu.
ber of head and ft stones that should
be straightened. The matter should
have the Immediate attention of the
friends and relatives of the desd,
{
aa
The New Cash Store
y
If y U as y Xai
Lad
ies’
Dg
Spring and Summer
Dress Goods
Trimmings & Embroideries
i do wo fore you buy els ire. Our line the pr
Comb Brown
J cents per ¢
Hall, Pa.
of Mill
fed
Laces,
i
Centre
ite i
heat
3
elliest
i Can
ill surely
bein,
be show with
Wn Saturday
y for u
Prettiest an
.
The Best,
Cheapest
LINE OF
SHOE
f
wif
wile of
Postmaster an d
We have
HOSIERY
A. Krape, of Spring Mills
/
NOTIONS
S x
Mie
§
icfonte over Muuday
tseinbers of the firm of Brishis
have of them.
and
and
any, f lumber
% 5
manufacturers « )
en
D. Brisbin and ine
ad be
prices ar
artic HARDWARI
WARE at low prices.
We {IAS
W ©" 218
We now
First Class
and Cut
§
Inst week was the gi
SRinOed
%
ave un ine i N
. x
Goods, Fai
Prices
ine
Dealing
. *
parents, Mr. and Mrs
le.
{ Tusseyvil r
Fi
ved from Colyer to Belle.
KF deputy pro-
te Prothonotary Garduer,
PER,
ITSInaAn and . *
family 4
are the rulis plures with us, We are
Fe 3
mark our g ii. Make the Alm \
you by dealing at the NEW CASH RTORE
We sell for CARH OR PRODUCE ONLY.
OLD DUNCAN STAND. B. W. RIPKA.
4 SPRING MILLS, PA.
C. P. LONC. C. P. LONC.
He bad been in del-
or His
Deceased was
The New Stock of Spring
and Summer Goods just pur-
chased in the Eastern Cities
1108
fights
bound to any one,
Dollar buy the 1
we
for
Ef #9
WEMAn is . !
i t v fit
i% 10 we 210%
which he is well qualifiea
Holmes, of Lock Haven.
eVYenIngg.
eli
FLAY
te health for a year more
age was evenly years,
a brother of James Holmes, State Col
lege, and John Holmes, of Nittany.
Daniel Geis
Iilinols,
Kansas
s and family, of Joliet,
recently moved to Girard
Ou the morning that |
Geiss and part of his family reached
the point of destination, the homie of
his son, Ww rd Geiss, was totally de- Now Ready for Inspection
stroyed by fire, zz ra
With the addition of the fol-
lowing New Departments—
Furniture, Hardware
Clothing an Shoe Rooms
this store will be made the
Largest and Most Attractive
in 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.
Railroad employes are becoming
nervous on account of the reduction of
employes, reducing the hours of work
and Harrisburg especially is
smarting under these reductions, and
the Independent predicts that the rail-
road companies are beginning to see
WHITER,
Since the rains the wheat fields have
Whether
any harm has been done the crop by
the excessive wet weather remains to
be seen. The wheat flelds in the fertile
valley of Buflalo, Union county, and
farther east, have also suffered from
the same cause, and bave lost much in
Mrs. G. W. Harter and dsughter
Ethel, of Rebersburg, Monday went to
Mifflinburg to spend a short time with
the former's sister, the wife of Prof,
Ed. Brungart, priveipal of the MifMio-
burg public schools, Mr. and Mrs,
term, will come to Rebersburg where | s .
they will reside until the schools open | C. P. LONG, Spring Mills, Pa.
next full, when they will return to |
MiMinburg. —————————————
Mrs. Hiram Durst, of Spring Mills, |
Monday returned from a four weeks’
visit to ber daughter, Mrs. Alfred |
Musser, at Clearfield, and on ler way |
back stopped with Miss Lizzie Durst, |
in this place, who has been seriously !
ill for some time. Mr. Musser is in|
the employ of the Vanderbilt Conl
company as bhook-keeper and pay- |
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY)
and a Complete Lino of
The Genuine
“847 Rogers Bros.”
ot ER eames Sapa
master. Mire, Durst’s second daughter,
Anna, scovnpanied her to Altoona
and then proceeded to Pittsburg,
where she is employed in a latge de-
partment store, :