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BE a AL
THE CENTRE REPORTER.
THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1908.
Everybody's
Shoes
Are Here....
Every kind of Boot and Shoe
for everybody-—men, women,
children and the babies, and for
every business, every dress and
every and pastime use.
Whether you walk or ride play
golf or ball, whether you fish or
hunt, dance or go a-bicycling, or
whether you like be dressed
up and keep =& Shoes
for all for all
these purposes.
Our Boots and Shoes
sport
to
have
and
ys WE
these uses
are the
very best, and our prices the very
least.
Agent for W.
and $3.50 Shoe
Queen Quality the
Shoe for Women.
If you want correct Footwear,
come to headquarters for it.
Mingle’s Sion
Li. Douglas’ $3.00
for Men, and
famous $3.00
Store,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
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CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Presbyterian—Ceutre Hall Op
Mills, 10:30 a, m, .
Evangeli isseyvilie, morning: E
m; Spring
Hill
RE
Nova Scotia Land Plaster,
Anyone in need of Nova Seotia land
plaster can secure ti grade from
me at Spring Miiis.—WM. M. ALLI-
SON.
¢ best
or ——————————
Gas at East Waterford
The excitement at East
Juniata county, on account
well, abated. The
started with a capital stock
and recently the stock
to $100,000
companies have
ate in thes
Waterford,
of the
company
$10,000,
gas
is not
of
increased
other prospecting
been formed to oper-
vicinity.
was
Two
Billie
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Peuns Cave Property for Sale
The Penns Cave
fered at public sale
1,at 10a. m. The
Penns Cave proper
hundred acres.
Penns Cave could be made a beauti-
ful summer resort. The cave itself is
a marvel, surpassing description. See
advertisement in this i
property will be of-
Wednesday, July
property embraces
and a farm of two
ssue,
mimetics
Rains in Millian County
A Lewistown dispateh dated 24th
inst, says: A heavy rain which fell
last pight relieved conditions caused
by the drought, and has greatly ac-
celerated spring planting. Hay, wheat
and other grain crops will be short,
the corn already in"the ground having
been greatly injured by grass and cut.
worms, and much replacing will have
to be done to insure a crop.
inti fats
From the Sagar Valley Journal
Josiah Matter and wife enjoyed a
visit to Potters Mills Saturday, return-
ing Bunday.
The workmen of A. D. Kleckner's
saw mill are on a strike for better pay.
The mill is idle consequently.
Mrs. Daniel Behrack, who has been
sick for a long time, felt so much im-
proved last Wednesday that she was
able to take a short drive,
stand mene
Redaced Hates to Asheville
For the benefit of those desiring to
attend the meeting of the American
Bociety of Civil Engineers, at Ashe-
ville, N. C., June 8 to 12, the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company will sell
round-trip tickets to Asheville and re-
turn, good going June 5, 6 and 7, and
good returning to reach original start-
ing point not later than June 15, in-
clusive, from all stations on its lines
at the rate of a single fare for the round
trip, plus twenty-five cents. For rates
and conditions of tickets consult Tick-
et Agents,
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The Tent Caterpiliar Gone.
The tent caterpillar, everywhere vis-
ible last spring, is rarely seen this sea-
son. Even the wild cherry tree is free
of the pest. In the borough last
spring, almost every tree was spotted
and disfigured by the ugly tents
and their dwellers, the walks and
streets were creeping full of the rav-
enous, hairy worms. Not asingle cat-
erpillar or nest, up to this time, has
been observed this spring by the writ-
er and inquiry reveals that through
the country districts the enemy is ale
most extinet. Strange!
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Will not Combine Orphanages,
By a decisive vote it was decided not
to adopt the committee's recommen
dation that the four orphanages in
Pennsylvania be consolidated. The
homes are at Philadelphia, Bunbury,
Meadville and Benavon and shelter
2% children,
Fifty-four children from the Odd
Fellows’ PhHadelphia Orphanage,
waving American flags, took by storm
he grand lodge with the resuly that
in a burst of enthusiasm and tender
+ feeling, $1022.29 was collected by pase
fog the children’s hats among the of-
ficers and representatives,
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WILL THE PIKE BE CONDEMNED?
Jurors Hearing Westimony in Reference to
Condemning Pike in Penns Valley,
The jurors appointed to view, hear
testimony and decide whether or not
the pike starting at Old Fort and lead-
ing to the Union county line, known
as the Youngmanstown pike, shall be
condemned, met in Bellefonte Tues-
day and Wednesday for that purpose,
The proceedings instituted to vacate
the pike have aroused considerable
interest in all parts of Penns Valley.
There of course, a division of
opinion among the citizens, each
claiming their opinion and judgment
right, The witnesses were men of
promipence and in many instances
heavy tax payers.
The jury adjourned Wednesday
noon, after hearing only a portion of
the petitioners’ evidence, to meet
June 30. Among others who were
witnesses favoring the petition were
Dr. 8. C. Musser, Aaronsburg ; Dr. 8.
H. Braucht, Hon. Wm. Allison, T. M.
Gramley, John Grenoble, Bpring
Mills ; Bamuel Ulrick, Coburn,
The jurors were Captain W. C.
Patterson, State College; Harry Me-
Dowell, A. A. Shenck, Howard ;
James Fisher, Half Moon ; Captain
George M, Boal, Centre Hall.
Master H. C, ', Quigley, Esq.
Attorney for Pike Company : A.
{ Furst and Orvis, Bower & Orvis.
Attorney for petitioners: N.
Spangler,
Attorney for County :
Attorney for Supervisors of Haines,
Peun, Gregg and Potter townships :
Fortney & Walker.
anni
is,
A Good Lecture,
s Soclety of C. }
church,
The Young People’
of the
i Hall
{ 12th,
There
town just li
Presbyterian
will give Fri
Aan interesting entertainment,
has never been
It
illustrated
anything inthis
it. might be best
ne
\
called an
ture,
concert
A high grade ster: will
shown
optican
be used and over 100
The eo: rt of t
onsist g of quite a
pictures
sticert pa
’
Of Lhe
singin aun
ber of popular hymns each illustr
while being sung, by very
colored slides, Among
will be ** I'he Nivety and
tured ofl will be
suitable ps etures
the
Nine"
Bil
ng as a solo,
lustrate i |
Galilee.”
it is entitled “Phe Man
Rev. H. H, Ryland, who
well known in Centre Hall, will deliv-
er the lecture and also «ing a number
A
charge
adults and 10 cents for el
admis-
for
under
small
15
rildren
of illustrated solos
sion fee will ve cents
twelve years of age.
sateen a msm——
Uaderwent an Operatirn
Mrs. Jennie Van Valzah, formerly
of Bpring Mills, but for the past
months has made her home with
brother, Flavel Van Valzah, in Bloom-
Indiana, is now in New York
City in a hospital and Wednesday an
operation was performed to remove an
abdominal tumor. Her many friends
in this vicinity hope for her speedy
recovery.
nine
her
ington,
A pny
O, Pity the County Fair.
Thirteen hundred slot gambling ma-
chines, valued at $125,000, were burn-
ed publicly in Philadelphia on Tues-
day by order of Director of Publie
Safety Smyth. Seven hundred of the
machines were captured in raids con-
ducted by the Law and Order Society
and 600 were confiscated by the police
authorities.
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Teachers’ Examination,
A A —
Teachers’ examination for Centre
Hall and Potter township was held
Wednesday. The class was composed
of the following :
A
twood
Misses Jennie
A
Vera
Brown,
M. Grove,
Foreman, M Anna C
slanche V. Rossman Roland
, Abner D, Stover, John H. Bitner, J. V.
3 s Samuel Gephart, D. CC, Garis, H. F.
Burkholder, J. B. Rossman,
Teachers Wanted,
We need at once a few more teach-
ers, both experienced and inexper-
lenced. We have more calls this year
than ever before. Behools and colleges
supplied with competent teachers free
of cost. Address with stamp. Amer
ican Teachers’ Adsociation, J. L.
GRAHAM, L. L. D,, Mgr., Memphis,
T enn.
Of
Cora
Mosars,
A Rare Bargain,
Our regular $4.50 Cabinets for a short
time for $3.00. A discount of 33} per
cent. This is not an advertising
dodge but a straight tip. If you want
pictures now is your opportunity. At
Centre Hall Fridays, June 5 and 19,
W. W., BMmira,
A———— Ap silo.
Delegate Election,
Baturday, between the hours of 3
and 7 p. m., is the time set for delegate
election of the Democratic party.
Democrats should be loyal, and send
delegates to the County Convention,
June 2, from every voting precinet.
SF New Jowelry Store.
J
owelry aud silverware for sale. Re-
pairing of watches a specialty, Work
guaranteed. Eyes tested free. Best
quality lapses, Dinges store room,
W. B. Kraven.
.
Marriage Licenses,
Roy Miles, Piteairn,
TRIAL LiISY
Trinl List tor Specint June Term 1003 Com.
mencing Manda
Hugh Ward vas. J.
debt,
Patrick Ward
for debt,
Lehigh Valley Coal ¢ Beaver
Lamber Co. replevin for lumber.
Lehigh Valley Coal Co A. J
Greist, same as above
Geo. W, Jackso
son, Hastings &
on bank aceount
Charles McCafferty
well, al,
y, June 22
T. Lucas, suit for
ve. J.T. Lueas, suit
4, V4,
Ve
Jack-
balance due
n's admre, vs.
Co, deli
Cald-
nnd
John
from
VN,
tjectment in
Bollero ite
i ’ yr
I: Reed wa ~
Weston's
ur mortyg
Georg:
ndmrs,, sciere facina nge,
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BOALSHBURG VS. REBERSHBURG,
Rival Teams to Cross Bats at Centre Hall
Saturday Afternoon
According to plans officially
ed to this oflice
Rebersburg base
at
on the Grange
The
contested, und it is
report-
the Boalsburg and
ball teams will
Centre Hall Saturday afternoc
Purk fie
8 Lo be one ed
11
ia
RAINE Pron is
desired that
1
should take place on neutral grounds,
i
The names of the BRoalsbt
i could not be secured
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Accident in Ferguson Twp
{
i Robert,
i
| Rock
Thursday v
u son of Ezra
Rpring ured
pling stone crusher
ries
ng it to thecrushe
slip pt 4 Cau
wheels
| machines
Mr. T
Mit eigh
to sudde
and ressler #8 young
of nt t was
een years of age,
5 way
gh to avold being crushed.
bod
| able to g
| enou
Republican State Convention
ii 5 faut ETSY
POAT LHe Cg
The
rary chairman,
Fred
Npeaker
ie pu
£s Fietz,
nury F.
eral
Hi
permanent chairmat
- >
inerease in Neh
“ge reli 3
According t
report,
coming
Aw
law |e
year's
Crease in Appropr
and that the fourth
dispensed with,
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LOCALS
Mrs, Carper, of Lind
seriously ill,
Hon. L.
ing returned fr
Will D.
in 8 bakery at Reedesville and
there to-day (Thursday.
thone
Wednesday
om Harrisburg
James
and the
den Hall,
Kimport,
latter's two
iil
of Lio-
typhoid [i
children,
are with ver.
Mesars,
J. Weaver, and Elmer M. Miller,
of D. Robert Miller, i of near Col-
yer, were in town Wednesday and at-
tended the teschers’
spectators, :
C. P. Long, of Spring Mills, is aw ay
from home nt purchasing |
merchandise, furniture, eo Amor
other places he will visit are Willinms-
port, Bloomsburg and Harrisburg,
Mrs, Park, wife of Dr. W, E. Park,
of Nelson, arrived in Bellefonte, Wed-
nesday and will come to Centre Hall
to-day (Thursday ) where she will re.
main with her parents, Captain and
Mrs, George M. Boal, and other rela-
~~ and friends for several weeks,
bol
examination as
fil pres
ie,
Rev, Daniel Gress has formally ac-
cepted the call from the Centre Hall
charge and has arranged to come here
about July first. The installation cer-
emonies subsequent will be conducted
by Rev. Ambrose Belhunidt, Bellefoute;
Rev. A. A. Black, Boalsburg; and Dr.
D. Ms. Wolf, Bpring Millis, -
H. B. Bpangler, who for the past
ten days has been in Centre Hall on a
visit to his father, W. W. Spangler,
today ( Thursday ) starts for Chicago,
where he holds 8 position with the
Chicago and North Western Railroad.
Penns Valley is well represented in
Chicago by Messrs, Harry B,, Wm. C.
and Bernerd KE. Hpangler, Roland 8,
y David Btiver and Wilbur Shires
J. Bhannon Boal, who has been in
Philadelphia for some time where he
went to have a cataract removed from
one of his eyes, will return within the
next ten days. The operation at first
sight. The surgeons claim, however,
that s second operation some time in
the future (s reasonably sure to remove
the obstruction and thus restore vise
fon. Mrs. Boal will also return with
Sarah J. Armagast, Fillmore,
HEY! UF WITH WHEAT PRICES,
Hold Gresin for
Am
Hi un Hashel,
evioun Neeiety of ¥qgulty
finda
was Liv
Demands
Farmers
That
which was scattered broadesst over the
land begiun of this by fn
Society of Equity, of In-
Indiana. Itis argued that
the minimum price of wheat should
be $1 a bushel.
To maintain higher prices for farm
of the
and
your wheat for
digestion of a
week 11
ih
PRs
American
dianapolis,
products is the object society
lever of
power is co-operation of the tillers of
the throughout America. This
is the firat formal demand for inere
ed nrices,
recently organized, its
soil
hs.
It is set out in the bulletin tt
ora of
mand for cereals is
and that
at this
the
greater than
thi
is an prosperity; tha de-
ever,
wheat now and of 411111 -
| mer harvest is equitably worth a dol-
{lar a bushel on the basis of the
go market,
I'ben the bulletin continues:
HFarmers,
ks ep
{and
Reep this fact in
dollar whea before “Yes
ou will get {1 as
Above
+ fouls,
sure as the
sul
rises jn Lhe gust
|
»
:
’ vital
tae equitable
LOCALS
Ibe b
| Knepley
Harry
town Ti
A. Ni i
HIG O8
Bellefo
sttom price oun wood
HN.
Alters, of Bellefonte,
i
jeRiiny
ng will shi
He cl
Monday, fre
ever
rat class,
he
ea
recent
FE oar
ough Lhe gr
’ ; gmroniae
+ STORE.
ESTABLISHED 1889.
GEO. O. BENNER PROPRIETOR,
New Specialties.
Attention is called to New Specialties
at our store—always something new,
Come to see when in town.
fo
us
remy
space. We
for three
Star
Keep your eye on this
have occupied this
It is he
Store news,
years, re you the
get
You make your profit by calling on
us often. Always something new.
"HE STAR.
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SOE SR
Thc Centre
MEN’ > and d Boys DI
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Hall Bargain Store.
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Centre Hall, Pa.
The New Ca
:
nformation
fi Moe
is ofc
ishings
4 for
Mase fnereiy
of Altoona,
Abdera, (1 Liis sis
W. Mark,
nployed in the
isan investment
WwW
we Frain, of
£3 ¥
Frain, on
Visite
in this;
fr: 4 1
i In vl
cise Sohiuyier, {
W.H
osition io a Girls
Mra Schuyler,
ted a §
| Beh
| Miss
wil, in Lancaster, conducted
Helen 8
bs
tabr.
. F. Bhultz attended the
stivention
church
He
al Walsoutown and other points.
Nun.
¢
HOO! of the
al
Hiso spent BOIL
atigelical held
lust week,
Mr. Mm. C. C
will
and trettig
to Piles
among friends in
for the past
Mr. Gettig was a caller at this
office Tuesday.
Fhursday) relurn
after having visited
Poti
township few
3
WioKs
Perry Breon, of Potters Mills, was
Tuesday, and called at this
office to express his good wishes for
the Reporter. Mr. Breon is very much
{in town
occu pies,
Miss Mabel Allison, daughter
M. Allison, of Bpring
Thursday ) left for an
extended visit in the west and while
absent will visit friends and relatives
in Ohio, Michigan, Tudiauna, Illinois,
and Towa
of
Hon, Wm.
! Mills ls, today
Jumes Goodhart and son Hugh, of
Lewistown, arrived Tuesday and will
spend several days with his brothers,
Wm. Goodhart, of Spring Mills;
Goodhart, of Centre Hill,
ter, Mrs. J. 8B.
place.
0. C. Campbell, local manager of
the Bell Telephone Company, has re
signed to accept a similar position
under Superintendent Malin, in Clear.
field, with the United Telephone and
Telegraph Company. Mr. Kister, of
Wilkesbarre, will become the loeal
manager for the Bell Company,
(eo.
and his sis
Dauberman, in this
Mrs. Caroline Evans, wife of Thom-
as W. Evans, recently died in Orange-
ville, Illinois. Mrs. Evans was the
mother-in-law of Mrs. Anna Goodhart
Evans. The deceased was born in this
state in 1834, and was a daughter of
Jacob Wagner, who went west in 1846.
Mrs. Evans is survived by her hus-
band, and two children: John Ev-
ans, of Bt. Louis, Mo., and Mrs. Hat.
tie Thorpe, of lurno, Wis,
100.000 Shingles for Sale,
dhe undersigned offers for sale one
hundred thousand white pine and sec.
ond growth chestnut shingles, Nos, 1
and 2. The white pine shingles are
absolutely free of rot. Bhingles are at
Iyer, Pa.
Roiyer, Ww, Conver,
Extra Sua
tore
WAL
r Black Mercerized Sa
: . 4 Od "5p
SAL
"YY « 4 ‘4
| rimmed WI ate
> Wra
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Lace
“
£m bo? nn on
Ladies’ Percale
Crash
Ladies
PEC I
Skirts
Gauze Vests, sold clsewhere §
0] 31S9M07] 24
Spoor) 3sa¢] 24
or
Ss
qt
*
E< oun 1a
Embroideries
than elsewh
W waist Butto
r Prices.
Fine Canned Tomatoes. ioc.
New Shipment of
lL.ake Shad and F amily White Fish
at prices that can’t be beat
4
-} Ls
ore. at
®
Highest Prices paid for Meats and Potatoes
Terines - Yroctd {v ie O19
i OLD DUNCAN STAND.
SPRING MILLS, PA
yr
Produces Don’t a fe Credit.
B. W. RIPKA.
C. P. LONC. C. P. LONC.
Largest Stock of Merchandise
in Penns Valley
$0O%asee
Headquarters for GENERAL MERCHANDISE
For SUMMER DRESS GOODS
For TRIMMINGS, LININGS, LACES, &C.
Furniture, Hardware
Clothing, Hats and Shoes
YOU WILL SAVE MONEY
BY BUYING HERE
WANTED : ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE, POTA TOES, ETC.
C. P. LONG, Spring ills, Pa.
her husband. Ne
Centre Hall,
se