Colyer. Ed. Detwiler and son Charles, of riday, | Reedsville, are spending some time in Centre county. mon ferme | Btephen Bmith, of Lewisburg, SRAIN MARR EY, | home for a vacation, 0 | Jui, «+101 Mr, and Mrs, Frank Treaster, daugh- | Corn’. 60 | ters Cora and Emma aad son Leslie, | of Lewistown, spent Sunday at the Lard... = Butter.......coinwee. 101 home of Henry Shadow. Potatoes. . - | Kg srsssshussnrssinn. 113 i 8 : ' | Misses Carrie Frazier apd Minnie | Brown, of Linden Hall, were guests at | the home of William Cummings on Sunday. | The funeral of Mrs, Asher Stahl on { Monday was very largely attended. | Miss Cora Brown spent Sunday at | the home of Alvin Stump, near Cen- | tre Hall, Roy Miller and John Stump return- ed home West Virginia Friday | after six months’ stay. They are em- ployed by the Kreider & Orwig Co. Mr. and Mrs, James Runkle, Mr, and Mrs. James Runkle, Jr., and { daughters Mary and Lydia are making {a week's visit Lock Haven, as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James High, I'he Children's service at Zion Bun- Smith, the Photographer, WwW. WwW. will be July 1. Smith, the in Centre photographer, | Hall in Rye . Barley. PRODUCE AT STORES. Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Don’t Know it. How To Find Out. Fill a bottle or common glass w water and let it stand twent ith your from back c<idneys and blad aiovw . al What to Do. day evening was well attended. i Harris Township. Rev, and Mrs, Black spent a few days at Lewistown attending services in connection with the dedication of a new chureh edifice of Trinity Reform. ed congregation. Mrs. Bara Hunter and her aunt, Mrs, Hara Renkin returned from a visit to Altoona. Mrs. Ada Musser and daughter Mar- garet, of Wilkeegbarre, are visiting in this their former home. Mrs, Drusilla Hess after spending a week at the home of Dr. Bartol, of Lewisburg, returned to her home, Robert McCrae and family, of Pitte- burg, are visiting here, Alvin Myers and family and drew Hunter visitors from Mountain City, Miss Elizabeth Gettig, of Braddock, is at present visiting her many friends in this vicinity. Bhe, in company with her sister, Mis, Tharp and her sons James and Paul, spent Friday at the McClellan home near Tusseyville. Part of the time was | Sunday. spent at the cemetery adjoining the Millheim, The Uncle Tom's Cabin show bad a fair audience, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Campbell visit ed at the home of Elmer Houtz, near Linden Hall, Baturday, At the ball game at Aaronsburg Hat- urday afternoon, Millheim ve. Rebers- burg, the score was 14 to 0 in favor of Rebersburg. George Homan was on the sick list several days last week ; he is up and around again, Mrs. Howard Klepper with her four children, of Lock Haven, is here on a few weeks’ visit with her parents, Mr, and Mre, Wm. Kreamer, The ladies of the Lutheran congre- gation renovated the church Thursday of last week, To make the auditorium appear more beautiful and inviting, some new carpet and matting was put An- are the Mr. and Mm, A. G. Kuhn and daughter, of Rockview, visited at thao their daughter, Mrs. Jobu in this place, Baturday and leging home of Meyer, { the their with much credit. Wm. Stump, of Spring Baak, spent a few days at Colyer. children rendering parts | C. 8. Bottorf and daughter Helen | | spent Sunday at State College. Miss Blanche Moyer is spendivg a week at Spring Mills. | Mr. and Mrs, Charles Stoner and children passed through bere Sunday in a new buggy i - lath eee dd Hates to Detroit, i hose desiring to at- | Hedacor For the benefit of t National Young Convention of the | Union of Mich- | tend the Baptist People's America, to be held at Detroit, igan, July 7 10 10, Railroad Company will sell round-trip tickets from all stations on its lines to | Detroit, July 5to 7, ing on those dates and good to return | until July 12, inclusive, at rate of a] fare for the trip, plus | By depositing tickets with spe- | Detroit on or before July | 10, and payment of ex in Hmit may be ob- | later than and full slop-overs, i the Pennsylvania | inclusive, good go- | single round $2 00, | cial agent at fifty cents, an tet:sion of final retur eave Deiroit no Fo ifie sonoerning tained to ot August 15 pre rate tL sgent. - 100,000 shingivs for sale Mesars Hall, « Ril gi & Bradford, of Cen- tre 100 000 shingles, STRAW and PANAMA ats at One-Half Value a : Cai at Sprig Mills Dress and White Goods be served every Bat. rR, . : Oe Crean pariors at Money Saving Prices ise at Spring Mills, \ ul Sitoderes. Kithoss ‘nt werions, | SPRING MILLS Spring and Summer Hosiery PA. vvnvnnn its and | Pants and Summer Dress Goods The best line of Summer Dress Goods ever seen in our store, CALL TO SEE US. B. LEE TUSSEYVILLE, PA. If you are in need of a BUGGY CARRIAGE ROAD WAGON or any road vehicle, Jou can secure one Jrom me. I have constantly on hand the product of the Hoop Carriage Co. MIFFLINBURG the very name guarantees the work, Come to our store and you will be convinced of a few facts | in Yoolwear . . . +» + PE....| ....C. A. KRA SPRING MILLS, PA. ix LEALFA Will grow anywhere if the con | whew ditions are made right, and give from <0 | 0 Alias worth of Protein Ls the acre, Ab we on oof the proper soll Bacteria 15 the most oom. | men diffiealty. and is easily overcome by using | 0 to G0 Tw of impregnated soll to the acre, ut | or witer seeding. I ean farnish soil from & fifteen | year old field that gave over 4 tons of hay othe Afr Lit year, and where the bacteria Is very | e———— abeodant, Send for prices, i ¥. E. DAWLEY, i { i { i ¥ iis FULL LINE «.Adriance & oh or iH Platt... Route 100, Fayetteville, N. Y, 3 7 ANTED- Gi «wl reliable men to sell our high grade hotse- | grown and imported Numery stock. We poy | wwe! wages and give steady work, We have | fant selling specinitios that you enn do well with, | He OR A RGTROTIVE NORARRIRS. Chalo and ovg-gear Mowers and Binders These Cy ties have stood the test for bo ahd room, | pped i mach bearings » William Kreamer with the assist- where ance of three or four carpenters and ment in memory of their brother Clay- | painters, is improving and beaulify-| ton Gettig has lately been erected, by | | his wife, Mrs. Lillie Getty, | | Grover Walker, Evangelical chureh, a monu- ing his home on Peun Street, Mrs. Pauline Klepper, of Boonville, | in company with | Nun this day at the former's home at Penn Hall Mre, Hale Rosg visited friends in About | who has been very from this place to Boonville, Clinton | Miss Janet McFarlane and Mrs. Em- | lived here with her | ma Stuart spent Friday afternoon at | H. Y. Btilzer, of Bellefonte, Myra McKee, of Wilkios- Hess It has been some time| Mrs burg, visited Mrs. Mary lasl week, Liu Wenn Mr Allooun & Master Harry to spend the summer with grandfather, Adam Felty. Mrs. Woo whl a In getting off the buteher wagon one Boittorf spent § 1 snd family, of Cur- inday evening here. B ilie, and Mrs, D few ly and to such an extent that it caused | Fbomas visited him upou foot to slip, throwing Altoona, | his uncopscious a short time after the ace jathgate, of the Felty Mr. and Aloo Lome were visilors in cident While returning from Coburnu with a, sj day al a heavy load Saturday afternoon Dray - Leitzell met the Uncle Tom's Cabin parade at the lower end daughter, of E. W. wife and the he Bottorf, al nie the All are fovited to attend the festival Was in on the | i { July, i 03 eformed in the town bsll at the considerable damage totevenings of the Ze el away Wagon Joalsburg id and 4t upset, doing some of the goods and the wagon, Mr, | BIV the ladies of Lhe Leitzell had a narrow He, h escape from Ix dd Mrs. | i i f Delivionie dda Long ing hart fr i lug himsef from serious ivjury. I owever, had jumped m the vehicle, thereby probably sav- { on . fp Vimrringe Licenses by Fu Hol Harty Shultz, land, Liap, Lila Aikey. and 4 is st | { a very beautiful Jerry R.( KE George Vaughn : Bit saan, Coburn, ii Mrs Zion, Sandy Ridge. sandy Ridge Miller, of Pine her Hall, is Carrie Musser, |epending this week with Harry Gilmer and family. J and F. W. Weber spent {day with their brother, J. H. Weber, at Centre Hall, who is slowly recover- | brother, i ¥ Lenina Wood, : « 4 ah Wp —- Jarors for August Coart ing from his sick ness the term of court beginning Monday, | 1004 : | — oy —ie Nittany Mountain, Hoover is a busy man, selling atid J. A | books and farm mschioery, has te list, D. M irg, was iu this section | pow added harn ss to ICY Sargeon, Jower- 1 X, of Anre wi {oom which it was feared CXBIMIILIDE eallle, had tuberculosis, but found no disease | among Lhe callie, {| Todd Rysu, wife and daughter, of { Bellefou spending several days J. B ¢, Ble {with Mrs, Ryan's sister, Mrs i | Sprow, | Mise Hay Horuer, daughter of Rev. | Andrew Horner, friend, spent | Bunday with her uncle and aunt, Mr pebairy and and Mrs. J. B. Sprow Mrs Linnie Parker, widow of Amo Parker, moved from the Logan House, Centre Hall, Bross hotine, ! T. Bpeer, Bellefonte to the Samuel Charles Humphrey, Philipeburg TRAVERSE JURORS, Hexekinh Ewing Wm. Van Tries, Ferguson M. Hazel, Benner N. 4. MeCalmont, State Colle Bower, Bellefonte a inte Lyles" The Philadelphia Hecor qd Of all exchanges that reach us daily none is more welcome than “The Philadelphi- Record.” It typifies, as pear as possible, that ignia fatuus, “tie model newspaper,” that perfection of journalistic enterprise for which au eager and unsatisfied public constantly yearns. 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It enjoys the full confidence of its readers. More. over it is a paper for the family. Its spacini departments are kept up to a standard of excellence such as a magn. zine might be proud of, [ts pages fair- ly bristle with bright things from the ns of experts in many fields. There s something for the farmer as well as for the city man, something for the woman, something for everybody. Its style is invariably bright erisp and newsy. In fact, a daily reading of “The Philadelphia Record” is in itself a liberal education, fiw Charles Shultz, Roges Frank Holt A.C, Conder, Greggs Smith, Potter . Liberty ner, Liberty ver, Haines iil, Huston “now Shoe Wallace ¥himmel, Philipsburg Thomas James, Rush i i George Stroop, Milesburg | J.C. Morris, Miles J. BE. Holloway, Haines R.« W. M. Alison, Gregg Ellis Williams, Worth 4. G. Hebwrling, Ferguson Elias Cortaan, Benner George Garbrick, Bellefonte GG. W, Ream, Gregg b. L. Ross, Worth Frank Confer, Howard how Chintion Laistor, Potter J. H. Bandoe, Bellefonte David Tanyer, Howard John Shontz, Philipslurg George Botwright, Philipsburg J. H. Griffin, Hall Moon Daniel Eisenhuth, Haines F. H. Bariges, Penn T. B. Evert, Penn Walter Hancock, Philipsburg Jacob Walker, Burnside George Royer, Milihelm CM. Haines, Miles Clarence Houta, Benner Gilliland, 8now Bhoe George P, Miller, Spring 1. L. Burwell, Ferguson James W, Homer, Bellefonte A. J. Johnson, Worth George Jackson, State College —-——— On secount of the few cases on the list only one week of August court will be held. Centre Reporter, $1.00 a year. . THE THING T0 DO THE THING TO DO Is to look over our stock of Spring Goods in all the lines, The Ladies will find sewing ma- terial, and the Men will be interested in other lines, OVERALLS and PLOW SHOES ( ROCERIES WE KEEP THE CHOICEST GROCERIES TO BE HAD... KREAMER & SON. $8960004 COO 000000000000000000000000000000000906000 HORSE GOODS This week I will tell you about Horse Goods. I have something to blow about. A set of Sin- gle Harness at $11.75, that is hasd to beat. You must see it to realize how cheap it is. Buggy and Team Nets, not the cheapest on the market, but best goods, cheap, White Cotton Ear Nets, Heavy Collars and Hames, Sweat Pads, Whips— (Full Rawhide at 25¢), Lap Robes, Tie Ropes, Halters, Curry Combs, Horse and Cattle Cards, Mane Combs, Hame Straps, Snaps, Buckles, Rings. If you don’t see what you want in this line, ask for it, I may have it. C. W. Swartz, Tusseyville, Pa. C00000000000000CE00000000000000000000000000000000." WE C. P. LONG, SPRING MILLS When are you coming to OUR STORE To get your good share of SPECIAL BARGAINS? We WWW WW WW 0 -_ ~~ i 9900000000000 00GO0ERVOGE GRANITE POCORN ePOVITPODODOOOR ORY 000s 0eOvoddneeeReReRoRee CO0000000000000080000000@ DISHES OF THE BEST ASSORTMENT PRICES RIGHT. Dry Goods and Notions We have THE stock of ry Goods and No- tions at prices so low that you cannot help but buy them, . . -_p_— Foo = A * » Up to Date Furniture Come to see our Up-to-Date Furniture] at Special low prices. Bed Room Suits, Couches, Dining Roem Chairs, Rockers, Beds, Mattresses, Springs, Wall Paper. CENTRE TABLES BED SPRINGS MATTRESSES DLIOT DITOT tv xa 5010 $2.50 1.95 ALL PRICES RANGES & COOK STOVES PE 000000000000000 It will be to your interest to visit this store where you will find the largest stock of goods in Penn's Valley, and get our prices. sesensorecen ROR RReRR OTROS 200000000000 0000000000 00000 c. P. LONG, SPRING - S——— tt a Hair Renewe AL : hair; then keep it. Perhaps not; Perhaps you like your fey then remember— Hall's Hair Renewer always restores color to hair, also. po op Sha hair. Stops falling DU 1p sevens Strength AED 181 P000000000000000000000000000 0000602000000 YEGETABLE SICILIAN a
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