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THE CENTRE REPORTER
- : TH U REDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1807
Thanksgiving Day-November 28
According to a proclamation issued
by President Roosevelt, Thursday,
November 28th, has been set aside as |
Thanksgiving day. .
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Sprucstown Church Besutitied,
The Mathodist church at Bprucetown
has been repapered, and consequently
beautified on the interior, The work
was dope by P. B. Auman, of Bpring |
Mille. i
Thrice-n Week World, Gie.
The Thrice-a-Week New York World |
will be mailed all Centre Reporter sub-
vance. The World will
tinued every year upon expiration of
subscription.
ees ep msra—
Good News for the Children,
WwW.
Mr. and Mrs. George
ams county, have presented
od 1
3 i » 3 5 §
phenage similar to the one located at
i i f 12 yl ' tint
ginelsgori, Hers county.
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‘
Heokleas Guuner
A shootin
vin and William Fryer were
¥ -
walking
2 accident occurred at
burn. Ca
hunting
3: $
gone disis
rabbits and were
ing right between
ihe
vy illiam received
result
irteen were
linm’s face | y
1 his body.
jere will be » meeting of Lhe
Ald Ciely Ii xt
of Dr. GG
Mouday
pital veh
WwW. H os €
ug, at Lire nd
y season, but no
¥ p
afiord Lo
amily Gathering,
A number of the Luge family held a
{ little reunion at the home of A. P.
in Centre Hall, Tuesday.
| Among others present were Mr. and
Perry Luse, Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Luse,
| Mr. and Mrs. Clement Luse, Mr. and
| Mrs. Milfred Luse, Mr. and Mrs. John
Luse, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Bmith, all
Breon, Millheim ; Mrs, J. W. shook,
Npring Mills ; Mrs. J. D. Rutter, and
daughter, Mies Carrie, of Lorraine,
Ohio.
Arsen A
Program for Progress Grange
The following is the program for
Recitation by Florence Rhone—Oh !
why should the spirit of Mortal be
proud—Abrabam Lincoln's favorite
poem,
Hong by the Grange.
Discussions
Our Thanksgiving supper.
[ufluineing farmers to organize and
co-operate,
Amusements at the family
for the winter evenlpgs,
Recitation, Elsie Moore,
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Fresh Fish,
every
wember and December
take Trout,
Black Bass, Weak, Cat,
Our cunoice
Also oysters, tub
market
(Give me a call.
QO. T. CORMAN
Bpring
ble,
a.
Aaronsburg,
uncle, A. 8. Bt
Mrs,
Wer,
Potter,
he home
(4 many
pent e
HMarrisburg.
visited
' thE
i Earl Wert
a few days last
1 day
}
y perform at Lhe Coming
Pwo of her sons are
aI
she should see Lhal
and recorded in the
on the
Afi
ear i'otter Mills, has
ng the past few weeks, but
His father, Nathaniel
matiers io
s son's ill
ear Centre
He antic
the
MeCliutie, of
own Mouday.
ipates “cold fingers” for some
farmers i
He is
corn
fore the corn crop is husked
that
making the fingers
i
willing to admit T0-cent
will aid in
more nimble,
Frank Bradford,
West Chester as a
Htation Agent W.
who was cal.ed to
witness in a railroad damage case, was
detained at that place until this week.
During the mean time the wilnesses
for the company were
sion and passes to see the sights,
given permis
Mr.
Bradford went to Philadelphia, New
York, Baltimore and Washington,
" Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Geiss, of Girard,
and at
Geiss, a
Kansas, are east ona visit,
present are guests of D. K,
Hall, Mr
on his return from a tour to
brother, in Centre (Geiss is
Philadel-
phis, New York, Washington and the
Jamestown Exposition. He left Pot.
ter township about forty years ago, lo.
cated in Illinois, living in Joliet for
many years where he engaged in the
mereantile business, A few years ago
he went to Kansas, and at present is
living retired, so he terms it, but at
the same time he Is prospecting for
conl being interested in sinking rev-
eral shafts on his ferme just outside of
Ny Hrure, in southern Kansas,
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From last week.
Woodward,
Mr. and Mre, U. W. Hosterman and
daughter Lida spent the greater part
of inst week visiting their son, Wesley
Hosterman, at Conemaugh, ~
Mrs. Harry Kessinger and family, of
Flemington, wre visiting the lady's
parents,
David Feese, of Muncy, is visiting
friends at this place,
Mrs. IN. W. Eby and brother, James
Kettner, sre visitiog at Spring Mills a
few days.
Mr. and brs, Walters, of Lewisburg,
are visiting Joseph Ard,
Mrs. Auble Treaster baviog spsut
goveral wees with her son, returned
to her home one day this week.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Musser spent
the Sabbath with Win. Wolf, Jr, at
Fiedler.
Mrs. J. F. Gakle, fromm New York,
and her mother, fiom Lock Haven,
are visiting the latter's sister, Mrs. Mi-
echasl Stover.
A many a man gets “gtung’’ that
¢oes not have the r mat ism,
aay wilh Lis | iid
Flossie Ni
tters Mills and Stat
irday.
i daughter Due
| Miss
r mriel “ut
BUG MAK
in Dauphin county
her father, who
I'he real estals of Wm.
ceased, was disposed of on
= t
I'he land was purchased
s Stover and George Homa
and $60 00 per acre and the
. P. Bower, for $1,000,
a ded
to Warren Bow
f Julia Bower, eased,
turday
er for $580 (K),
Misa Mamie 1]
spent a few days with her friends.
n i
1188 1.22 |
remaster, of Bellefonte,
imunds, of Reading
y help nurse her father, who
iii.
has come §
is ferious.y
— fon rf ema—
Nittany Mountain,
Charles Poorman is sutlering from a
gore leg. He policed a small water
nee and opened it an
since. J. A
Hoover, Charles father, is attending to
pitnpie on 1
has been ald up ever
the threshing and firiug the engine,
Mra. A. (3. Noll is suffering from
rheumatism in her Himba.
Olid Mrs, Kn
flainger is suflering
frotu a geLEra: Ure sRduwn.,
obipson’s stave mill has chspged
Dubbs Liss
will make
ansgers agaio.
Lieorge
contracted to ran it and he
it go if there is any go in it,
George Null is working for Henry
ing some work for J. A
It did not take
leary the stave busi-
ITwitmire, d
Nol
Lreorge
ness,
Jim Dubbs don’t believe
there is a wild turkey belween Pleas
al Pleasant dap
ong to
'
says he
ant Gap and Lemont,
fanmail mide
Linden Hall.
From last week,
George Meyer shot a ten pound tur
key the second day of the sesson and
Jamea J. Ross also shot" a fine turkey
on Friday.
Charles and Earl Ross returned to
Wilmerding on Monday after a two
weeks' visit at the home of their par
ents,
Mr. and Mra, William Brooks spent
Bunday with Jadber Brooks, st Pleas.
ant GCap,
Mr. snd Mra. Welbly are spending a
few weeks with relatives at Watson.
town.
Mrs, Wiilinm Huarler is quite sick
and Mrs. George Bearsou has been con.
fined to bed for several weeks from a
severe cold on her lange,
Jucob Lee is entertaining Mr. Cook
and Mr, Tobias, of Milton, The latter
visited his son, who is 8 Freshman at
State College.
David Stuart, of Pittsburg, is visit
ing relatives in Centre county,
r, and Mrs, James Davis left Fri
day for Hollidaysburg, where they will
4 *
visit relatives for a werk before return.
ing to their home In Huron, Dakota.
Dont be scared
about high
We
can give you
prices.
better goods
for the money
now than we
have ever
betore.
If you want a
couch, rocker,
dresser, or an
iron bed, come
in and see our
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Rearick’s
FurnitureStore
Centre Hall, Pa.
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C. A.
' Spring ill
(rape
- « = Pa.
OE RE EEE Een
Wanted
Lard, Side Meat,
Onions, Chickens,
Fresh Eggs.
Highest Cash prices
paid for fame deliver-
ed to Creamery,
Howard Creamery Corp,
CENTRE HALL, PA,
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Oainay, Ypratos and Swelliogs Cured,
In November, 1001, I esught cold
sid had the quiney. My throst was
awollen so I could hardly breathe, |
applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
it gave me relief in a short time. Iv
two days I was all right,” says Mra. L
Cousins, Otterbarn, Mich, Chamber
isln’s Pain Balm is 4 liniment and is
expecially valuable for sprains and
swellings, For sale
The Star Store, Usates Hall ; F. A
arson, Potters Mills; OC. W., warts,
Tameyville. :
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Willard
CASH AND ONE PRICE
.. way...
THE ONLY WAY
TO
WILLARDS BAZ
Winter wants. Prices on all
and
to pay more, even here, the longer you wait.
you prices below you cannot match elsewhere.
Pleated Skirts in Black and Blue at $3.00,
Ladies’ Suits at $6.00, $7.00 and $8.00.
Nice line of
We wish to call your attention to our Ladies’ Coats,
Remember we sell you Ladies’ Storm | Boys’ Rolled Edge
Rubbers at - 50c | Misses’ “ “
Men's Self-Acting Rubbers at 69¢
REMEMBER, YOU CAN
f ntisser Flaw
raling i
HAVE AB O0l One at
72x ones at
Ladies’ Fur Scarfs at $1.00, 1.25,
We have those
Ladies’ Black
in ext
1.50, 2.00, 2.50 and 3.00
Great Bargains ____
£ 55
ge and Red
:
Better Quality, 1} yd. wide, per yd 1 4¢ Euderdown, extra quality
Only 08 Cents
fe] % en Yaalinn Car
RGIS OD sin Corset Cover
Dress Suit Cases,
Men's
En
65C
Xx
BUYING
¥
89c
- 48¢
Ladies’ Sweaters, were $2.25 to $3.50, - - - $1.00
Ladies’ Watered Coat Linings, all colors, yd. - 15¢
Ladies’ Black Heatherbloom Underskirts - $2.00
Same, with Silk Ruffles . - - $3.50
Lace Curtains at 50c, 75¢ 80c and 95¢, to make
__room for display of Holiday Goods.
[he same with Portierres ; Very Heavy Che-
nille, reduced to - - . . $3.00
Mercerized Tapestry, pair, atonly - - - $4.50
Very Fine “ " o - . $5.00
Men's Heavy Overalls, with bib, at
Men's Pants, a Bargain, - -
Men's Linen Collars, 4-ply - : «
We have a few pairs of those muslin drawers
left for Children, at per pr. , .
In
« TOC
48¢c
75¢
10c
At 12 1-2 Cents, One Pound Rolls
CRIDER
EXCHANGE
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