THE CENTRE
REPORTER |
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1807
Prem
TRAIN SCHEDULE
Trains leave Centre Hall on the Lewisburg and
Tyrone Railroad, P. K. K System,
EAST, . 7.17
ia. m
ns follows
and 2.306
86 pom
am, p.m,
aud §
CHURCH APPOINTMENT
Presbyterian-{entre Ha NOrning 3 Sprig
Mills, afternoon
Lutheran
alternoon ; &
Reformed
eruoon ; OC
LAPDO
reg
FRIDAY
residence of
ship, 3-4 mi
Rupp : One cow
stove, te sie st
househiol id Rods
WEDNESDAY, )
Th March 1
(See
THURSDAY,
Sirouse, one
Linden Hall on the
head of horses ; 6 ¢
about time of sale
sh ep, 2 brood
of farm img
loader, corn b
new
MONDAY,
east of Pe nus Cave oi
B. Mi Good
bug yy b ArNess, 4
household
TUESDAY,
east of Howard
agood dr
Cars | horse Y l. « §
implements, sweep hay pres
March 2
James C. Goodhart,
March 23.
WEDNESDAY,
irsday,
adv
MAR
ahd
lnGer
MARCH 25
goods,
iver
Tuesday,
Nescopeck-Berwick
I'he new b
peck and Berwick
travel. Penns
gers N+
to J
Olu
DUS service
RI 26
Riv
trains
Ihe
James Wie
champi
and fattenis
heaviest hog
year I
pounds,
other wei
dressed 464 pounds
and dressed
ghed, silly
At the ruling mar}
per pound-—the value
would be $91.12
'
in hogs !
'alk sbou
sad s——
Cuomings«Yioyer
The marriage of Arthur G
and Miss Mary
Thursday morniog of last week at
eleven o'clock at the home of the pa-
rents of the bride, Mr. and Mie, John
H. Moyer, near Tusseyville. The of-
ficiating
Gress, of the Reformed church,
Both the young are highly
regarded in the community io which
they live, and are industrious and of a
progressive spirit. The Heporter wish.
es them a long and happy life,
Cummings
Moyer was solemnized
minister was Rev. Daniel
people
pm os mtm———
Thanks for Subscription,
Subscriptions—arrears and advances
—have been coming to the Reporter
office at a 240 rate. Thanks. Thanks
You would hardly believe it, but not a
single dun has ever been mailed from
this office. Of course, gentle
minders have gone through the mails,
but in no case, except upon request,
was a regular bill containing a speci
fled amount due ever mailed a sub-
scriber to the Reporter, and what is
more it is hoped that it niver will be
necessary. The Reporter goes into the
hands of good, honest people who ex
pect to and do pay the subscription
price without being continually bored,
—————— A AISA
Skin Disease of Twenty Years’ Standing
Unred.
“I want you to know how much
Chamberlain's Salve bas done for me,
It has cared my face of 4 skin disease
of almost twenty years’ standing, |
have been treated by several as smart
playsiaintn as we have in the country
they d'd me no good, but two
boxes of this snive hes cured me’
Mrs. Fannie Griffen, Troy, Als. Cham:
berisniu'« Mulve is for sale b
The Bur sure, Centre Halt : B.A.
Carson, Potters Mills : ©, W, Bwartz,
Tusseyville.
[ee
It would be fine if we could put by
some of our happiness for a rainy day,
hms
TWOUFNTS-A-MILE,
Vashon Without
No Ganrantes It
Bed
enger
Represe
House Dissenting Vote,
Will Become n Law.
IWO=-Cen ts
sige the -a-mile
the House
pRESs-
of
a dissenting
rate bill passed
qutatives without
the fact aflords no g
Inw, It
volte, unrantee that
tw beeone un still has to
> 1
pass the gauntlet of the Nenate, which |
stronghold of the machine
Ch nay either |
0 ii
mi |
(a (1 A
it f
V§
intend
io of t
popular sentiment throughout
overwhelmin
I'he
ilate or defeat it
~{ale is
he bil
not mut
in the face of that
gly in fav
, Ltherel
without
ena Call~
fly
nnd
ire,
sentiment
to the
insincerity of
ih
showin ratl- |
the!
g its subserviency
the
leaders
and
machine
tliat
Letter to Harry WW. Dingess.
Hall, Pa.
A man fed his hens
half he thougl
in't differe
waneluded they did when the
dpeckers,
inted
WHS I
He
inti he
Centre
Dear Sir:
sawdust ;
meal and
they know the
He «
hatched wo
WoOoul
Another man pa his
nt that ade of
substitutes
not
in't kno
difference~ paid
painter,
He
instead of 10,
had 20 gallons to pay for, 2
(Got fooled $12 60 on the
pair it.
pay for
win
besides, Hs
and
He had 20 days’ wages to
20 instead of 10 Fooled $
He g«
WREes
paid
they
ita poor j hh
too much for his eggs,
hatehed wood pe cRers,
Yours
%
F. W
truly,
Devoe & Co,
New York
paint
-
Keith's Theatre,
m. Lhe
tut Nireel
Wi
the y
(+i tte’s “Red Owl)’
Beryl Hope, Mesars. Bi
For the el
are
(sratian. ptidren there
Mw Melich's
birds Arthur
King, is al
and
May Boley
Mr sid Mir (re lie
John ai
art
wonderful
Whitlaw
0 on the
On
ill, as are Met
Harris aud Brow:
* Polly
Hughe,
ahill, Brown,
t
the Crile
Har
aud
hebben
Mrs, J. U,}
Joho Bright
town,
SOUry.
MOrris is 13d at pre
happiest
since the arrival of that boy,
is Lhe man in
George O'Brien, of State College,
Was ut ian
Win.
the paal
John
ployed
iting his parents,
sisiness caller here
of Mi spent
week at this place on business
week.
Foster, Hinburg,
had been
al present vis-
Mra.
Brungart, who
Woodward, is
Mr.
ton Bruogart, at this place,
Wm.
e-
and Clay-
Hackman 1 as rented part of J.
W. Harter’s farmm house, a
ath of this place,
move there about the first of April.
Samuel Wetzel, of Bellefonte, broth-
er of Rev,
short dis
tance n and will
Wetzel, of this place, is io
He is engaged in
for the new Re
Iyleraviile, and is
Weber's carpenter
town al present.
building the pulpit
formed church at
working inJ. W,
shop.
Friday evening the young folks in
town met at the home of George B.
Waite where they spent the evening
very pleasantly, making aod eating
tafly, playing games, ete. Some of the
youug ladies present varied the
gram by giving some music.
pic -
A
Farmers Mills.
Wim. Bartges is busy hauling lumber
J. K. Bither is able to be out again,
Howard Weaver bought a fine norse
from KR. Gingerich.
Paul Bwab made a business trip to
Tusseyvilie Baturday afterncon.
Harry Ream and wife spent a few
days last week at the former's home,
at Penus Cave,
Mr. Mayes is lying very ill at the
home of bis daughter, Mrs. J. H.
Rishel,
WwW. P. Cstherman sud wife, of Mill
beim, spent Friday sod Saturday st
the home of G. W. Barner,
There was a quiltiog party st Lhe
home of George Baroer, last week one
day. Quite n number attended,
Arthur Girove, while taking out ice
at Sinking creek, fell into the water,
and was simost frozen before he got
Lowe aud put on dry clothing.
rodnctive capacity
On stsid © nt
ment in the art of
ally force the im
dian power loor
t of that
advance
will eventu
went of the In
and with the
will
the beginning of the end of the hand
loom industry, It Is claimed by the
more © that it is perhaps
well that India should keep to the hand
but this fa the same economic
that has so often arisen In
other and m advanced nations.
America and European countries have
had to face it before now, and as they
have solved it may India.-New
York Herald
wens
roven
I weaver
con
condition witness
onservative
loom,
question
ore
a]
Too Personal,
“1 have come to sell the editor a
joke,” announced the young man with
long hair and big black tle.
“H'm!" grunted the office boy as he
almed his broom at the eat, “Is it one
of those Jokes about automobiles
breaking down?”
“It 1s. 1 have sold the editor six
jokes on this order In the Inst week.”
“Well, you won't sell him any more,
He bought an antomobile himself yes
terday, and it broke down on the trial
spin aud he had to walk six miles
through the mud" -- New Orleans
Times-Demaocrat,
A TELE
In Fun le Sent
Emperor ®
1 many « he wild swin
Red ver hog Is not devoid of me
of defense
hard eallosities on each
low id there 8 a bony
on each side of the upper jaw.
that these growths are not merels
namental is proved by the
this animal can hold its own with the
wart hog, a provided with
formidable upturned tusks.—Westmin-
ster Gazette,
irotect
aide
the eyes, a
RPO fos
Wanted to Go Home,
M. Deverne was waiting at a station
in Ireland for his train. Two Irishmen
entered and engaged In the following
conversation:
“Sure, Pat, it's down to Kilmary I've
been, on me way back now to Kilpat-
rick."
“Arrah, musha, Mike, U's meself that
just after coming from being down to
Kilkenny, stopped a bit before 1 go
down to Kilmore.”
“1 say, Pat,
go down to Kilmaule.”
“Ye gods” exclaimed the
man, “what assassine! Would that I
were back In France!”—Philadelphin
Ledger.
——
a
Bubsecribe for the Reporter,
Neglected Oolds Threaten Life
{ From the Chicago Tribune, |
“ie Don’ t trifle with a cold,’ is good |
advice for prudent men and women,
It may be vital in the case of » child,
Proper food, good ventilation, nnd dry,
warm ele the proper fap fo.
If they are n
sngeable we
of sautun el nd gpring,
lila are
nZBinet ¢old Rin
ther
the
i
tained thr
thie ch
chances of rig from ordinary
colds wili b ETTT {4
Huht cola «
thie ord
I, mil nn we
the g
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Discount
33% Per Cent.
PAINTING
P. R. Auman
Wanted
Lard, Side Meat,
Onions, Chickens,
Fresh Eggs.
Highest Cash prices
paid for same deliver-
cd to Creamery,
Howard Creamery Corp.
CENTRE HALL, PA,
S. H. KNEPLEY
Blacksmith
and
.. Wood Worker...
Attention is here called to the
fact that I have located
opposite the School House
and am prepared to do .
GENERAL BLACKSMITH-
ING & WOOD WORK,
Special attention given to
Resetting Tire
AND
—Rimming Wheels—
Satisfactory work is guar.
anteed, Call to
see me,
———
Se
agg
FERRY
2 I Your
Do you pin your hat to your
own hair? Can’t do it?
Haven't encugh hair? It must §
vou do not know Ayer’s
Hair Vigor! Here's an intro-§
orion ! May the acquaint-§
ult in a heavy growth |
thick, glossy hair!
this splendid hair-food,
ur falling hair, and get
our dandruff.
4 of a test mon ial
rer EgELy years.”
Ayer 8 o., Lowell,
ufsoturers of
SARSAPARILLA.
PILLS.
CHERRY PECTORAL.
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A full line of Ladies
Underwear in muslin hee
cambric. Skirts trimmed
in lace and embroidery.
Corset Covers, Night
Gowns.
Also a special line of
Embroidery in Swiss,
Nainsook and Muslin.
Lace and Insertions.
Insertions for Waists
and Skirt fronts.
Call and see.
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My Fall line is com-
plete in Leather
and Rubber Foot
wear, Pleased
to have you call
before completing
your Winter
Footwear.
I can give you the
best rubbergoods
on the market.
A. KRAPE
Spring Mills, Pa.
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