THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1908.
Everybody’s
Shoes
Are Here....
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Every kind of Boot and Bhoe
for everybody—men, women,
children and the babies, and for
every business, every dress and
every sport and pastime use,
Whether you walk or ride play
golf or ball, whether you fish or
hunt, dance or go a-bicyeling, or
whether you like to be dressed
up and keep so, we have Bhoes
for all and for all
these purposes,
Our Boots and the
very best, and our prices the very
least,
Agent for W. L. Douglas’ $3 00
and $350 Shoe for Men, and
Queen Quality the famous $3.00
Shoe for Women.
If you want correct Footwear,
come to headquarters for it.
Mingle’s
BELLEFONTE, PA.
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CHURCH APPOINTMENTS
morning
s
pring
enim ame fer matin
Cattle Sale,
Bear in mind that
ten mileh cows, fresh and close
the Old Fort.
of young
most of them heifers in calf.
Saturday next,
spring-
Also,
cattle,
ers, will be sold at
about fifteen head
— ee fares
Thanks
The thanks to
those of its subscribers who responded
recently.
few who have
Reporter returns
to the cards sent out
Those f not responded
are no doubt making preparations to
do so.
Thanks
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Two Cars of Cows
Two car loads of cows were shipped
east from the Centre Hall
within the past week,
Friday of last week
station
H.
Bradford,
H.
it hand
IWS.
Schwenck
rire
assisted by (Fe
shipment, and Taesday
with D. J. Meyer as r
sent the second car of ¢
made a
Shirk,
gat
man,
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Bought More Timber Land
Messrs. B. D. Brisbin and W. F.
Bradford purchased ten acres of tim-
ber land from Lloyd Brown,
west of town along the Boalsburg road.
south-
The timber is mostly white oak, and
will all be hauled to their Centre Hall
mill to be manufactured
of various kinds,
into lumber
fp ot
Fire in Bellefonte
The dwelling house of Ipsurance
Agent Grant Hoover, in Bellefonte,
was greatly damaged by fire Wednes-
day night of last week. The family
was absent when the fire occurred, and
it is presumed it was caused by cloth-
ing hanging near the stove taking fire,
Nearly all the furniture and a piano
was either burned or rendered useless
by water,
ff atprseimsesomon—.
Thanksgiving Services
The union Thanksgiving
were observed in Centre Hall as
ual. Rev. J. F. Shultz, of the United
FE.vangelical church, delivered the ser-
mon. well attend-
ed and those who heard the discourse
were well repaid for the time given to
that purpose,
Besides Rev. Shultz other ministers
present were Dr. W. H. Behuyler, Rev.
J. M. Rearick, G. W. Meclinay,
Rev. Daniel Gress, Rev. Ward Shultz
sn SS ————
Services
Us
The services were
wv,
From Millheim Journal
William Smith bought the Leiizell
homestead, north of Fiedler, on Satur-
day at public sale for $600. The tim-
berland offered at the same time was
sold to Warren Smith for $357.
Samuel Gettig arrived at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. R.
Gettig, in Spring Bank, one day last
week. Sam’ is serving an appren-
ticeship in the Westinghouse machine
shops, at Pittsburg, and sometime ago
had his right foot badly mangled, and
had just been released from the hospi-
tal prior to coming home,
tA A ce a ————
Masicale by Frank Huntley Concert Co.
The Frank Huntley Concert Com-
pany will give a musicale in the Pres-
byterian church in this place Friday
evening, Dec. 11th. An interesting
and attractive program will be render.
ed, cousisting of recitations by Miss
Minnie Menges ; vocal solos by Miss
Frank Huntley, and plano solos by
Miss Nellie Huntley. Miss Menges,
elocutionist, gave an entertainment in
this place several years ago, and de-
lightfully entertained her audience,
This musicale promises to be a rare
treat, and a cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all. Admission 10 and 20
cents,
DREW BEAD ON COW,
| Gun Is Discharged and
the Resalt,
n
Another reason is given here why a
gun, loaded or otherwise, should not
be pointed at any living object unless
the intention is to kill,
pear here,
the
Hear
The accident occurred at
of Jacob Royer, of
and that the hogs were ‘“‘knocked out
of time” with rifle,
the had killed
a modern
hogs been no one
the life of the remainder of Mr. Roy-
er's stock, so the implement was just
laid aside,
the
along.
just at that instant family
“Were that
cow a deer, what a delightful shot!”
that thought,
The polished steel
came marching
or words expressing
were uttered, Was
a bead
The
brought to the shoulder,
the
dropps d dead.
taken on cow-—bang !
We pty
New Church for Peon Hall
f
i
of
one-half
Lutheran congregation
Penns Creek ehureh
east of Penn Hall,
decided to build
Penn Hall,
TY
iis
'
a recent
al
a new church t
Bo fp
Fharp-Hoover
of near Boalsburg, and
Frank
tile
it
i
Tharp,
W edly
Lilie
INS,
1 3 1
of Philadelphia, took 80 ;
asl Alto
Mr.
day of I ek, at
bride is a daughte
Wm. Hoover
The iple
§
i
Wi
r of
and
co proceed
phia where they
keepin
-
Accidentally Shot
» Brown, while
leveland Not a Candidate
as
rer Cleveland has at
ut
torily
fe 11
ri
uri
dent.
cious of
tions
nation
however mu admiration a1
confidence are his,
Ra a
AG
wd Ope From Altoona
As George Harpham and Jan
man hunted io
Altoona t
wild bogs, including a boar.
ine
aey
evcountered a drove of
the
seen io that vicinity in a half century.
The i 1 the hunters,
when but five distant
4
oar charge
and
feet
shot and mortally wounded it.
weighed 300 pounds
gy -y
Ministers Meet
The Penn's Valley fini
ciation held its regular monthly meet-
ing in the study of Rev. J. M. Rearick
on Monday.
4
\ asteria
al Ass
y
The principal feature of
the meeting was an excellent paper by
tev. Daniel Gress ‘The Church
the ld Needs Today.” After an
excellent dinner at the Lutheran par
on
World
meet on the first Monday of January
with Rev
Mills.
(Geo. W. Melinay in Spring
w— i fm ss—
Hunter's Tragedy, Almost
A Lewistown hunter, who was in
the mountain one day last week, tells
the story that he Jeft the mountain
about dark, and passing through an
orchard he saw an object on an apple
tree that in the gloom he was certain
was 8 bear. He was getting his gun
in readiness when the object moved,
disclosing that it was a woman pick
ing apples. The hunter was so un-
nerved by the thought of what might
have happened that his gun dropped
to the ground,
LOCALS,
There will be a meeting of the Hos
pital Aid Society Monday evening,
Dec. 7th, at the home of Mrs, J. 8,
Dauberman.
Don’t forget the musicale by the
Frank Huntley Concert Company, in
the Presbyterian church, Friday even-
ing, Dee. 11,
The Rev. J. F. Moyer, pastor of
Christ Reformed church, of Altoona,
has announced his acceptance of a eall
from the First Church of Reading. He
will leave Altoona January 1,
The Woman's Home Companion for
December contains some remarkable
pictures of Christmas celebrations at
Bethlehem, the town of Christ's nativ.
ity. It is an unusually interesting
feature,
An imaginative sketch in the De.
cember Cosmopolitan endeavors to oe.
DEATHS,
JAMES MUSSER.
| nos, died last week at the age
| Ly years
operation
¢
{
ir appendicitis,
Mr. Musser was born in Penn Hall,
1h
tue
with his oldest brother on
| west and settled in Stephenson coun
f
Of
Although but
proffered his services in de
age. a youlh, he
of the
Union, becoming a member of Co.
fer
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{46 b Ill. Vol, and after serving
| first term of enlistment he veteran ized
| in December, 1863, and served unti
the close of the war
'
f
Musser established himse
i
f
er returning from the war,
fin the mer
1
ad Orangeville
bi
| cantile business ’
| company with | ther Benjamin
his ied fi
| years and the business was continued
3
18
| partnership conti ir te
1
i
by James Musser until two
Lu 1885 Mr. Mu
| at Orangeville, w
{
“ YOars ago
ser established at
|
hich institut
wii
Vit s 1
Al
“8 on ti itl
vas married
in Jun
AT v
SHmerina
Hs
wife,
i Vive
Levi Jones died it
geventv-fot
of ¢
Philipsburg, ed
tie
He
ag
il Years,
company A, 110} giment,
op.
LOCALS
i Measles, se ariel fever and d
| are prevalent d Buruhs
at Milroy at
A rural mall delivery route will by
i.
}
i Run and Abdera on December 15th.
1
{ The Ge Valley
i
{ went to the Big Flat on tl}
f
{ established between Mill Hall to Ce
OTges nunting
ie 21st,
turned on the 25th,
fy
empty
A fox, last week, was observed
{ ing through the wire ne
| rounds the chicken
| Poultry Farm,
Kerlin,
A organized i
eVeytown, with quite a large capital
$4
it
ing ih
Sard «
M
which intends drilling wells o
is bein
company
'
land
west of MceVeytown iu search of eit
gas or oil.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
toons, were the guests
il
her
Wolf,
of the latter's
brother, Bamuel Shoop, over Thanks-
giving. Mr. Wolf has been in the em-
ployment of the Pennsylvania railroad
company for a number of years.
B. H. Arney, one of the most me.
thodical farmers in Potter township,
Inst week killed two hogs that weighed
eight hundred and eighty pounds,
These hogs, considering that their age
was only sixteen months, must
had good care and attention.
have
Mrs. Bert Buia, of near Ithaca, New
York, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Lutz, in this place, last week.
Mrs. Buis’ maiden name was Carrie
Shanopon, daughter of Hamuel Shan.
non. Her husband is the owner of an
electric light plant which he super
intends.
I ————_ A —— A — ——————
It will be good news to
of small children to learn
can be prevented,
croup Is honrseness,
fore the attack the child
hoarse, This is soon followed by a pe- |
culiar rough cough. Give Gham ber.
lain’s Cough Remedy freely as soon as |
the child becomes hoarse, or even after |
the rough cough appears, and it will |
dispel all sy mptoms of croup, In this!
way all danger and aoxiety may be |
the mothers
that eroup
becomes |
il
seribe some of the most important con-
ditions in New York in the year 1000 |
that being the year in which New |
York will celebrate the three-hun-
dredth anniversary of the arrival of
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Centre Reporter $1.00 » year.
Hendrik Hudson,
avoided. This remedy is use by
many thousands of mothers and has |
never been known to fail. It is, in|
fact, the only remedy that can always
e depended upon and that is pleasant
and safe to take, For sale by OC. W,
Bwartz, Tusseyville; F. A. n,
Potters Mills,
i
$30,000 FOR MONUMENT,
Committees Appointed to Select Site
Balld Memorial,
{ held in Bellefonte Friday of last week,
|
| Among
{hes
Like
others were
ti
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Cant. (
W. H. Fry,
L's £1. 1.
Thompson, Btormstown.
stated that $10 004
slat
Fryberger,
I'he chairman
$
i
bill
i
yf under a roduced
i by
000 dollars has be
| by personal friends
,| Heinle : § ( Fis ined
i
of Governor Cur
i tin
ii
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i
about $4,000 hin bren subseribe
{
to the committee ; and lastly two Cen
tre county grand juries have
11}
autnor
ized the county to pay $10,000 towsar
4 IMOonuine
. The meeting alled principal)
combing
i
al
to and
Beaver
sn vel
' ent that
not ve pure
{ moved tha
fe be
ip}
three men bs
Ointaitl
county
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Fil NEW WORLD
4 Wherews
CH
LY
Au
fy
ICAI Colts
In ad
Fhrice-a- Week
Gition
est serial fict
1 DY a minis
expose the roti
methods engage
purposes he
elections #8 steward : the
members’ rights as to knowledge
| receipts and dispersing of money : the
or
ele
of members in
making
might be points of interest if developed
the
too
vole incurring debt
improvements, ele, :
f
i
to the full knowledge o
be
thtone to preach ab yirl, but their cor.
pastor,
Fhe a topics
may i
HEAT ane
rection might go a great ways to lead
one to think that the church is really
sincere
mse clessmamtm——
Take VIN-TE-XA and she good effect
will be immediate, You will get strong,
| you will feel bright, fresh and active,
you will feel new, rich blood coursing
through your veins. Vintena will act
new life in you,
refunded. J
{ like magic, will
If not benefited money
| D. Murray, Druggist.
FORSALE OR WANTED
| Under this head five or less nonparell lines wil}
be inserted for two weeks for the sum of TWEEN.
put
oti. No adve scoepted for Jess than twenty-five
canis Xtoek., implements, farm prodacts eto,
fo palo, or want advertisements of any descrip.
tion will be socepted, In no care Gan Teal estate
of public sales be advertised {0 this department,
Bradford and Bmith-0ld Fort Hotel, Decem
bor 5 10Cows and 15 young cattle. Bee deseript-
ive adv,
One hundred and fifty over
coats for men, youths and chil-
dren at half price.
MONTGOMERY & CO,
New Cash Store.
Holiday Goods.....
hand.
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Christn At our store w
ill be displayed the most Comple
3 mple
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1 You sarely want some of them.
wtiful line i 1 town,
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Inspect Our Stock Before
Buying Elsewhere . . . ..
i] Don't pu you have inspected our
magn
i
Almost Complete Line
Of Winter Goods. . .
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a}
h or Goo
1 C3
ds
1:4 fou
Prod
wr 4 .
cxcepuon
1 Ca Given for
uce.
all goods must
JLD DUNCAN STAND
SPRING MILLS,
ra. B. W. RIPKA.
The Centre Hall Bargain Store.
| Boots, Shoes and Rubber Coods
Men and Ladies
is are it
be
The
stock, which
id for
£0
ROWH
)iG
Huston YS h : 8 ick Coals, Caps,
Cuns and Ammunition
#
f i missed
com
Carpets at Lowest Frices
Centre Hall, Pa.
J. F. SMITH.
Furniture cee ee
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Wg
ANN
Undertaking ..
eves veeY
SPRINC MILLS, PA.
IS PER CENT.
Discount
PevIeewy
&
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A Discount of 15 per cent
will be allowed on all
Goods sold before 904.
MIF CED........
wanis to wus.
28 HEAD OF CATTLE
AT PUBLIC SALE . . .
OLD FORT HOTEL
SATURDAY, DEC. 5,
ONE O'CLOCK P. M.
The undersigned will sell, at the place and date
named above, the following stock :
Ten Cows, fresh and close springers.
Shorthorn Bull, weighs 1800 Ibs,
Eight Shorthorn Heifers. Fresh by spring.
Remainder are young cattle,
See descriptive advertisement elsewhere.
D. W. BRADFORD,
S. W. SMITH,
Centre Hall, Pa.
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT
An almost infallible remedy for diseases of the Throat and
Lungs, known and used the world over for clmost a century.
Better Than 8 Plaster,
A piece of flannel dampened with
Chamberiaiote Palo Balm ne bound
on the aflve parte, is better than a
slaster for a lame ack and for pains thartics should be avoided. When a
n the side or chest. Pain Balm has purgative is needed, take Chamber.
no superior as a linkment for the relief lain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets,
of deep rented, muscular and rheamatio They are mild and tle in their aoe
| A glass or two of water taken half
‘an hour before breakfast will usually
{keep the bowels regular, Harsh oa-
Bellefonte, Pa,
jve. For sale by (', W, Swartz, Tus tion, For sale b &w. 8 Tus
seyville; F. A, Caron, Potters Mille, | may ville; F. A, Potters Milla,