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THE OENTRE REPORTER.
8. Ww. SMITH, . Editor and Proprietor,
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Centre Harr, . . . Penna.
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THURSDAY, MA
TERMS. —The terms of subscription to the Re-
porter are one dollar per year in advance.
ADVEETISEMENTS.—20 cents per lines for
t hree insertions, and 5 cents per line for each sub-
sequent insertion, Other rates made known on
application,
ROH 28, 1907.
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Reformed—Tusseyville, afternoon Centre
Hall, evening.
Presbyterian—Spring Mills, morning ; Centre
Hall, afternoon,
Lutheran—Centre Hall, morning ; Union, after.
neon ¢ Georges Valley, evening,
t Methodist—Sprucetown, Easter service in con-
nection with 8. 8, 10a, m, ; Preaching at Centre
Hall, afterncon ; Spring Mills, evening.
[Appointments not given here have not been
reported to this office. |
ARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS—Any
one wishing Barred Plymouth Rock eggs
from a fine flock of fowls, call on .
W. F. SHUTT, Centre Hall.
AUTION-All persons aire herel
pot to harbor or sell my fe
Dubbs, any goods, as she has left my
board, without cause, and 1 will not
debt contracted by her
JAMES DUBBS, Pleasant Gap, Pa
ww cautioned
fo, Dora E
bed and
pay any
RAY AND TEAMING—The undersigned
announces thai he is prepared to do all
kinds of draying, teaming and farming lots
Prices reasonable.g :
CLYDE E. RRADFORD,
Centre Hall, Pa
Linden Hall.
William Raymond and family, Tues-
day, moved from Milmont to the farm
vacated by John Strouse,
Wednesday evening Mrs.
Cumings entertained a number
young people in honor of her daugh-
ter Elsie’'s twelfth birthday.
George Diehl, of Colby, Ohio, spent
several days with his brother's family
here, after having been several weeks
at his father’s home, at Mifflinburg.
Miss Maude Miller visited her sister
over Sunday, before returning to West
Chester where she is a student at the
Normal.
J. H. Miller, of Rock Bprings, was &
recent visitor here,
Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Stump are vis
iting their daughter, Mrs. Robert
Herman, in Philipsburg.
Miss May Waring, of Tyrone, spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
here, returning to her home Monday
evening.
Rebecca
of
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Oak Hall,
Ira Korman and family moved from
Pine Grove Mills, Wednesday, to
their recently purchased farm,
Chalmer Houtz and family moved
to one of the Thompson farms.
Msry and Hazel Rishel, of Lemont,
were guests of their cousins, Sunday.
Miss Btella Gramley and Charles
Wilt, of Altoona, spent Sunday at the
home of Ross Lowder.
Wm. Mitchell, wife and son Joseph,
of Greensburg, are visiting at J.
Irwins.
Earl Musser, of Selinsgrove, spent a
few hours in town Saturday, en route
to Pine Grove Mills to spend the
Easter vacation with his parents and
friends.
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Letter to E. M, Hauyett,
Centre Hall, Pa.
Dear Sir : You may like to know
what you pay for the paint in a gallon
of * paint, ”’ assuming the pure paint
part of all * paints” to be all alike ;
which it isn’t, and worth $1.75 a
gallon.
Of a paint adulterated 10 per cent,
the pure paint part brings $1.94 a
gallon.
15 per cent. brings $2.06 a gallon,
> “ 233 Ji
6 9 a9 i
333 ba
50 3.50 "
75 " 7.00
The average adulteration of paint in
this country is about one-third;
you see, the average price the Ameri-
can people are paying for paint
about $2.62 a gallon. .
It is a game of wits. Adulterators
are always too sharp for the bulk of
consumers, People won't pay $1.75 a
gallon for paint. Ho they pay $262a
gallon for paint and something that
looks like paint mixed with it. ( They
pay the painter, besides, from $2 to $4
for painting those useless gallons.
Why do they do it? They don’t
know Devoe.
Yours truly,
F. W. Devo & Co.
New York.
Kreamer & Bon sell our paint.
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Red Clover and Alsike Seed,
The undersigned now have on hand
the best grade of Red clover and Al-
gike seed to be obtained on the market,
It is cholee seed in every respect, and
free of foreign seeds. Also timothy
seed, Call to see the seeds and get
prices.
J. H. Axp B. E. WEBER,
Centre Hall and Oak Hall,
——— MY ATI
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Agreeable nnd Effective,
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy has
no superior for coughs, colds and
group, and the fact that it is pleasant
to take and contains nothing in any
way injurious has made it a favorite
with mothers, Mr. W. 8. Pelham, a
merchant of Kirksville, Towa, says :
“ For more than twenty years Cham-
berlain’s Cough Remedy has been my
leading rem for all throat troubles,
It is especially successful in cases of
croup. Childien like it and my cus
tomers who have used it will not take
any other.” For sale by
The Star Store, Centre Hall ; F. A.
Carson, Potters Mills: C. W, Bwartz,
Tusseyvilie,
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“ PENN STATE" ALUMNI MEET,
Visit to Schenectady of Seniors In
trical Engineering Siguil to
Smoker.
Elec
class
comotive Company,
N. Y. Baturday the students left
Bchenectady for New York where they
will study the typical engineering
features of that city and vicinity.
son and A. R. Dennington, instructors
at the College.
held in Yates’ boathouse and was at-
tended by the students and graduates
city. There were twenty-three of the
of
a local Alumni Association,
A light lunch was served and
work in general and at the General
Electric works in particular, and on
the happenings at the college for the
past year. P. E
H. D. Plank, G. E. Elder, B. E. Weber,
W. E. Ketcham, H. E. Plank and B
W. Kline. There were also several in-
formal talks by the visiting students
Mr. Weber referred to above is
Bn! d holds a professorship in Uni
College, Schenectady, N. Y,
on
cafe feet ————
Weddings,
Two marriage ceremonies were per
formed by Rev. D. Gregs, at the Re-
formed parsonage, Centre Hall, since
thé last the Reporter. The
first couple to be married, which oc-
curred Thursday of last
Wm. Bright Bitner and Miss Mary
Elizabeth of
Mills,
Wednesday noon
issue of
week, was
Rossman, both Spring
the second cere-
mony was performed, and united in
marriage George F. Potter, of Pine
Grove Mills, and Miss Catharine
Brown, of Linden Hall.
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No Tinsel Cards.
informs the Re-
porter that he is enforcing the ruling
of the Post Office Department against
tinselled
Postmaster Boal
mailing
cards, and
souvenir posial
large number of
thrown out of
Il cards having
that a
such cards have |
the mail by him.
ornaments made of a composition lia-
i 1} ’ ’ 3
ble to rub oft and cause a dust while
handling come under the tinsel head.
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The
The bill making
maximum railroad fare for
passed finally both houses «
It
governor to sign or veto the bill
that
law
Cent Fare Bill
two
passe
f the
with
LEers
legia-
lature, the
It is
the bill
br
now remains
a f ar » sle1yais
a [oregone conclusion
will be signed. The
f
fective after Beptember
will
30 of this year,
,
Cemetery Association Meeting
The members of the Lutheran sa:
Reformed Cemetery Association wi
meet in the Lutheran
church
Thursday } evening.
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Sunrise Easter Prayer
As is
ing, & su
held in the
Hall, at
Service
their custom on Easter morn-
rise will be
nraver
gis
yer service
Lutheran church,
six o'clock.
Smith, the Photographer
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April 5,
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The Reporter's Register
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Farmers Mills
J ‘ © Hall
Huyett
¢ Hall
M. Smith, Reed
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Miriar
Mary
e=Bertha Strohimeler, Centre Hall
“ara E. Breon, Centre Hall
Wm. M. Grove, Cen
Mrs. Alvin 8B, Mey 4
Master Harold Meyer, Altoona
Mm. Elizabeth Eisenhuath, Mifftinbarg
1. G. Musser, Enow Shoe
Anna Tressler, Spring Mills
weMre, Mary Odenkirk, Centre Hall
D. L. Kerr, Centre Hall
Cleve H, Eungard, Spring Mills
Peter D. Philips, Colyer
D. ©. Etters, State College
Charles E, Zerby, Altoona
w=] acob Wagner, Centre Hall
~tiousie Emerick, Centre all
John 8, Hosterman, Philipsburg
D. H. Taylor, Altoona
«8, C, Stump, Centre Hall
W. F, Keller, Centre Hall
Geo. W, Sharer, Centre Hall
A. A. Moyer, Centre Hall
«John Runkle, Centre Hall
J. M. Crader, Pein Hall
Mrs. Andrew Gregg, Centre Hall
J. H. Roush, Madisonburg
A. H, Vonada, Madisonburg
Helen 8B, Hosterman, Centre Hall
Mr. J. 8 Hosterman, Philipsbarg
Jacob Walker, Centre Hall
J. K. Hosterman, "Centre Hill
John Foreman, Centre Hall
C. A. Btahl, Centre Hall
J. H. Otiger, Bellefonte
W. E. Tate, Centre Hall
A AL ——
The blunt speaker is usually the one
who comes to the point,
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Patrons Harald
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Telephone
to Run Along
of Uentre Hall
I'he
road, west of Centr
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Hall, have
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pany, being the fifth similar Compuny
Hall,
the
organized about Centre
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telephone lope begins at
Telephone
the
home of
Hall
of the Penusylvanin
Letter
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recognized wus
will the
William 8. Brooks, near Linden
Bell,
and inant al
The officers elected by the ¢
meeting Id at
Howard Zeigler ars:
gus Potter, Esq
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World
number, full
page,
Affe cuarmiogiy
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where the beautiful Easter verses
fin
Falks
Dress making and Fashions and
accompanying illastratious,
The house occupied by the Heators
and by John Whiteman, at
Milesburg, caught fire Saturday after.
noon and if help had ne
the place would have thie
ground. The Baptist minister, Rev
Hall, was making a call at the White.
man home and Mr. White
man and his gon in extinguishing the
flames,
illustrated to the
pages, which are dey ed to on
their
owned
it been at hand
barned to
nesjatod
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SPECIAL SALE.
Fifteen organs, cottage style, Bilal
dard makes, such as Fstey, Burdette,
Masons & Hamlin, at $20 each, or the
lot for $200
Also one upright snd three pquare
pianos, the lot for $100 60
We are compelled to clear our store
room for new goods which will arrive
soon, We invite sou to eall and see
the goods,
Cowe carly, and get Lhe grealest
organ ever offered. Open evenings,
M. OC. GEPHART,
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Bellefonte, Pa.
Nitls Last
the
No Bargains,
“Tadernal vigilag shonted the ora
tor, “Is the price of liberty!”
The clectors
100,"
women exchanged
glances
“That
the same
year, remarked
their shoulders.
There were no bargains to be had,
and they lost Interest In the proceed:
ings,
is
thoy
last
shrugged
price
nnd
as
The School.
do you get those clinging
ways?’ asked the country cousin,
“Hanging from street car straps,”
amawered the city girl Washington
Horald,
“How
a as
Men have a touchstone whereby to
try gold, but gold is the touchstone
whereby to try men. Fuller.
ha ssisesssseaesees
Clothing
Imperial Hats, Guyer Hats
Jas. R. Keiser Neckwear
Shirts -- New Columbia
Kuppenheimer
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...Merchaht Tailoring...
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Full Line of Woolens
to Select From.
B. V. D. Underwear
Etc.
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Montgomery co.
Bellefonte
Forerman & Smith
CENTRE HALL, PA.
stributing Depot For
If You Are Looking For a Fence
That will stand HARD USAGE,
That will not SAG DOWN or CURL OVER on the top,
That has sgays that WILL NOT SLIP,
That will CONFORM TO UNEVEN GROUND,
That has no SLACK WIRES,
That does not require an EXPERT TO ERECT,
That is LOW IN PRICE
Then Buy ‘Pittsburg Perfect” Fence
We add our personal guarantee to everything claimed for it and would be pleased
to submit prices
Don’t fail to see us before buying your fencing. Don’t put it off until you are
ready to use it, but place your order in advance, as we cannot carry all sizes in stock
H. 8. TAYLOR
Tetter, Salt Rheum and Feremn,
These are diseases for which Cham
beriain’s Balve is especially valuable.
It quickly aliays the itching sand
starting and soon effects a oure.
Price, 25 conta. For sale by . ;
The Star Store, Centre Hall ; F. A vor A
: iye ; ' ICTIONKEER-W. IT. Runkle, Centre Hal)
Carson, Potters Milla; ©. W. Bwartz, i is open for ¥ al),
Tons : ite. | Commis Tar ei. to engagement ax an auctionser,
A girl may be a jewel without being |
set in her ways, :
Home people can never come to the
point without being blunt,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office ; Opera House Block | BEL IN p
Opposite Court Hone J LEFONTE, PA
All branches of |
promptly. egal business attended to
R RENT.~The undersigned offers
four rooms in his farm house, ph,
west of Tusseyville.
JOSEPH GROSSMAN,
Bellefonte, Pa.