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WILLIAM B. KELLER. begluning of this week came to Cen- AGF co Corn...
Thursday morning of lsst week | tre Hall to visit for a few days with |
Wiliam B. Keller, died at his home at | ber sister, Mrs, Mary Dingee, | PRODUCE AT STORYA,
Axe Mann, from an abscess of the! At the pext meeting of Progrees | Lard... 09 | BOHOL. cccnsssions
liver, and other compli“ations. Tater | Grange which will be held Saturday | | Patatam............... 1 00 | Eft common rare
ment was made at Pleasant Gap, SBun-|evening, Prof H. F. Bitner will give a | Ee ATER FOR SALE—Having iustalled a
day afternoon. His age was sixty-five | lecture on ips cts that destroy our | * ghosting plant the undersigned offers
years, eight months, fruit, : | [sien Bailinni Suanitioe prior Benciog ove,
$< o n and good as new ; price, §20
Mrs. Keller, whose maiden name| Mrs. William Forry and graod- |" " R. 1). FOREMAN, Centre Hall.
Was Susan Mease, and the following deughter, Miss Grace Miller, of
: Truek farm, containing 67 acres
children rvive: Mes. C r . OR BALE
h ¢ suvvive ira Catharine Hellem, York county, are guests at 50 clear ; running water in the house
From and Mrs. Margaret Baum, of the home of the former's sister, Mrs, and at the barn. Good build ings, choice fruit of
v3 'l . all kinds, Bell telephone
Sidielonie i George B. and David, at|w, Rg, Meyer, in Centre Hail. BG. GINGERIC H, Ceutte Hall
ome, re. David Snyde sd 3 ' - -
\David Buyder, the eld Mrs. Frank A. Carson, and interest- To : ;
OR BALE ~The undersigned offers at pri
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est of the family, died about one year ing little daughter Hadsl, of Potter's | 1 vate sale the following : Bed room
ago. Mrs, Margaret Keller, of Boals- suit, 25 yards matting, organ. desk and bookesse
: Mills, who are guests in the home of combined, No. 7 range, hard coal heater, rockers
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burg, mother of the deceased, also sur- H. B. Spangler, of Chicago, before | table. buggy, sleigh, aod other articles
vives, as do the following brothers ' ate ge : 81 3 EDITH BANKEY, Potters M ills
and sister : Eobri Kell ¢ Pl returning home will visit friends in
Sisley 1 Jupariam eller, 0 hl Jollet, Illinois and Latrobe, this state, For BALE ~Two full blooded Beagle
ant Gap; Mrs. Elizabeth Mothers a aM H Hout; 3 hounds, white, black and tan, sixteen
baugh, Boalsburg ; George Keller, Mr, an rs. arvey Houtz and | inches high, sixteen months old, guaranteed
Houserville: Dr. U B. G. Keller daughters Verna E. and Ethel L., of good hunters, W Hi sell ue or Ly an OY
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Warren, Illinois, Mrs. Catharine
Toledo, Ohio, are guests of the for- iu Potters Miils
Dale, of Oak Hall, deceased, was also »
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chamber Suits, bevel plat'd glass, $16.75
Iron Beds, from $2.26 up.
Wood Beds, Irom $2.16 up.
Wood Rockers, at 76¢.
Large Arm Rockers, from $2.16 up.
Yelvet Brussels Rugs, 27x04, at $1.46.
Smyrna Rugs, 27x64, at $1.98.
Wilton Rugs, 27x54, at $1.85.
Ingrain Carpets, per yd.,
Irom 26¢ up. Yelour Covered Couches, from $6.86 up.
China Mattings, per yd., Drop-Leal Tables, at $3.50.
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mer’'s sister, Mrs, Samuel Gingherich,
near Centre Hall. Mr, Houlz is a
gates number of years Mr. Keller railroad man, and took advantage of A / J @
lived on a farm west of Centre Hall, the vacation season to bring his air
and is well known throughout Penns family east,
Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hackenberg, of :
Smullton, and Mr. and Mrs. James ressing
Weagley, of Bsallef mnte, were guests of
MRS. ISABELLA CARNER KUAN. Mr. and Mrs, Shem Hackenberg, west If you wish a high-class hair
Mrs. Isabella Carver Kuhn, relic) sr cantre Hall, over Sunday. It was dressing, we are sure A ers
of the late Jona Kuhn, died ut iver a sort of family reunion, the couples Hair Vigor. ph improv i d for-
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home at Bhiogletown, Sunday sfter being the parents of Mr. and Mrs mula, will greatly please you |
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noon, after many months suffering Hackenberg, It k i
with diseases incident to her advanced t keeps the hair soft and
smooth, makes it look rich and]
age, being almost eighty-four yesrs will be better knowr to the readers |
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Her long and usefal life was spent in : > : 9149
: when her maiden name—Kate Bar- . from 17¢ up. Square Extension Tables, 42x
the vicinity of where she died. Rhe er—is mentioned is the guest of her the ends. And it keeps theg p
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nas 1 ki wile avi Ber, and = unt, Mrs. Annie Spavgler, in Centre | §5¢2Ip free from dandruff, Rag Carpets, per yd. from $5.85 up
ber of the Reformed church, and 1a] 8/1 She is uccompsnied by her §_ Doo nofchange the color of the hair. J | trom 33¢ up. | Folding Spiral Springs, trom $2.85 up.
Mrs. Martha Krumbine, of Vinton. Cte . Woven Wire Springs, from $2.16 up.
dale; Annas and William, at home Deputy Sheriff James B. Btrohm
The funeral was held Tuesday morn. | Wes brought to bis home in Centre
Hull the day following the accident | At the same time the new Aver's Hai: Prices here noted give 45 1b. Felt Mattress, at $6.87.
side of her husband, who preceded i q
her to the grave only one week. Rey, | 8ccount of which appears elsewhere in the growth, of the A 1ealthy ps » Parlor Tables, rd, at $1.80.
A. A. Black c Meiated. this issue. He is getting slong splen- | =. The hair stops falling, dan 3 you but d faint idea Drop-End Solas, fine coverings
MRS. ELIZABETH HENNEY aroucd with the aid of crutches wil sde by the J. C. Ayer Co.. Lowell 2 Boa
Et aia tom er Posts for marking barial lots in Wood Seq Di .
mos., Mrs. Elizabeth Henney died at|™ be} anfactured 2 We are Offering -o¢l Diners, per Six,
her home in Millbeim, from compli. |P3® sre being many selutey Aon ' from $4.65 up.
catiovs due to age. loterment took |°*™e0t by H. H. Rachau, of Spring = :
: Mills The finished product has » BE : ” Kitchen (Cabinets, from $0.35 up.
Union cemetery, Millheim services ; :
being beld previously in the Evangel-
ical church.
Stamm, and she was a naive of Sugar The evening entertainments during el +
Valley, where one sister, Mrs. Fran z | the week of the Grange Eancampmen . - COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF,
now lives. Prior to the death of her |80d Fair, at Centre Hall, according to = 3
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Fort, waich properly is yet that of | character than heretofore. This wi own heme -sitting semfortably in yous t 0 y 3 s
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survived by three children, namely,
Solt-Top Mattresses, at $2.80.
ing when interment was made by the
which resulted in a broken limb, av | Vigor is a strong hs
didly, and will soon be able to move | 4ru® disappears.
[ the Bargains it §14.98
Attheageof seveuty-nine yre., three : :
A Re y Fits cemeteries as well as fence and hitehing
place Wednesday morning, in the
Mrs. Henney's maiden pame was
husband, William R Henney, the|8 #latement of the committee jn
be good news to the hundreds of tent onny shady! You can make a better selection
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the Henney estate. The couple were
childless. ers on the ground who are always 8 Tr San 2 Rusliing a stares
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anxious to spend the eveniogs iu th.
large auditorium ha Apacs, intuging Sinaried peta
Leroy Daniel, son of Mr. and Mrs, CN. Krder. of Covioaton. Viral
. yaer, of wington i fe Bosch Hane.
Preston Siegler, of Millheim, died st « ~ ryder ® ' 2 r—— av he west " ii—————————
nis, was in Centre Hall the beginning Wow Me Jeu
the sge of almost three years, of drop. ' ; : L-Qoicage 5 Semple
ey. Interment was made st Wolf's o bila week, = a weil Juows Ra Look
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Chapel, Wednesday afternoon, RIBYEF MAT, 8 gs a” [= Ns \ | \/ ANI
the point psmed. During the past CRT
thirty days, Mr. Kryder says, inquir-
Mrs. Eliza Walker died in Belle |joq for umber have been more fre- OLED S P E C I A L E X C U R S I 0 N
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fonte, aged sixty-two years. Two quent than for some time past. Mrs
children, William, of Beliefonte, and | Kryder did not come to Penns Valley, JOHN 1. NOLL,
Mrs. Jack Houtz, of Philadel] hia, | put is staying sbout Lamar with PLEASANT GAP. PA
survive. relatives, : e bt
gee Spriog Mills will be well represent- 4 49 ERMINE 1 A ie Ring o
Liehtlig-Rearick, . . all kinds, Paints, Window & eq, 4
Mrs. Fi 8. Rearisk ed at Atlantic City this week he. %
re. Florence 8B, Rearizk announces . : tc, kept ir tock. Estimate
Among those who joined the ex- :
the marriage of her daughter, Verna cursionists last Tharsdsy were Miss furnished. ANGLESEA WILDWOOD HOLLY BEACH
Viols, to Berard Lichtig. The young |; ,jiq Rishell, operator iu the Spring OCEAN CITY SEA ISLE CITY AVALON
couple will be at home September 21,|yi1y Bell telephone exchange ; Miss ALL WORK DONE :
at 5043 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Ells Condo, one of Gregg township's PIRST-CLASS WORK- NEW JERSEY
The bride is the daughter of the late school teachers ; Charles Bariges and MANSHIP MANNER
J. Frank Rearick, and is well known two nephews, Ralph snd Charles MANS P MANNER. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1909
in Penns Valley, where she was born Bartges ; Tibben Zabler, David Hen-
and raised. igh, and Mr. ‘and Mrs. Harvey D, ‘
The groom, during the time that Digs nie : . $5.50 Round Trip $5.25 Round Trip
President Taft was Governor General At the lastameeting of the W. C. T
of the Philippine Islands, was appoint. U. beid at the oy of Mra. G. Ww. i Via Delaware River Bridge Via Market Street Whar!
ed secretary-treasurer of the combined Hosters 1t wap. decided io open .
vinees of Lepanto-Bont hich | FO%e 0 y TRE
Pov a_i. From CEN HALL
provinces are the homes of the Igor. quarters on Grange Park, daring the
The
J we. | Orange Eocampment snd Fair, :
Fults, aud Jater was Made acting gov.) x 'will te uf thi Suposy ot ool | i Tickets Good Returning Within Ten Days Stop-over Allowed et Philadeiphia
ernor of the provinces. During 1907.8, : :
Mr. Lichtig became secretary-treasurey | ¥ -21Y, 8180 & meeting place for the
members of the soclety, and where
hina Investment Corporation,
of the Ch pote lon temperance literature will be jadicious-
an American company, with head. 's Ww | COVERS LABOR DAY AT THE SEASHORE
oars ot hanghal Gh. ©" every wile min aor et, 1 | SUMIMIEP \V ear Best Bathing in the Season As
Mr. and Mrs. Lichtig and Mrs.
Rearick sre coming esst from Seattle, | M™™ J. H. Weber, Saturday evening.
Washington, and Beptember 20th| A number of young people from { Golden Brown Russet For full information concerning leaving time of trains, consult small hand bills, or nearest Ticket Agent,
they will sail from New York for|State College beld a house party st Calf Gibson Tie.
Buenos Ayre, 8>uth America, from | Penns Cave from Friday until Sunday ’ One-stra Gold Brown J. R. WOOD GEO. W. BOYD
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which point they will proceed to|evening. They were: Mises Kate ; .
Harvey, Sue, Nannie and Mary Bai-{§ pump leather, bow, Passenger Traffic Manager General Passenger Ag, nt
Paraguay, where Mr. Lichtig and his
partner, H J. Black, have a railroad | ley, Isabel Harvey, Alice Eby, Aneta One-strap Russian Calf ———————————————— “——
concession envering four handred | Imboden, Mary M- Mahon, all of State | | bow and all the nice —-—
miles north and svuth out of Aspncion | College ; Kate Gleun, Cleveland, (), :
Mary Shoneberger, Johnstown | Rath | § Shoes for Ladies and AN APPEAL FOR EXHIBITS. \ ee N
whieh ls in the gourse of development,
fof emai (Goheen, Tyrone | Mess's. John Meek, Gentlemen, a ———— : ndersigned
Stork Leaves Two at Thomas Home, | David Gower, Frank Holmes, Charles ‘with power machinery is
The stork has been partial to Harris | Musser, John Miller, William Glenn, | § Al roads lead to Spring Mills, CENTRE HALL, PA, AUGUST 25th, 1909, able on dant gioe » mugu-
facture all the
township, and ite latest donation waa | Frank Daugherty, all of State College, | § ©!8 to have you call,
MC Eat TO THE PEOPLE OF CENTRE COUNTY : P Fla ol
two babies at the hom# of D. B. (end Mr Eider, Tyrone, HE managers of the Grange Encampment and Fair, at Grange 1%ark, pular Vi
Thomas, at Boalsburg, The one isthe] As was briefly mentioned Inst week C. A. Krape Len 11, September a hte to 1 inclusive, are poe forth ° Ors
nephew of the other, and is six days [Mr and Mrs J W. Mot'ormick, of Eviy sSjort 0 make this the beat and most profitable guthering ever held ee
vo | Oo: ‘ - especially is an effort being made to have exhibits excel the most credita n
older than his uncle. Mr. and Mrs Uo'umbia, South Carolios, arrived in ! Spring Mills - - Pee | years gone by, and an appeal is made to you to assist in leveloping this is fe sare. Ice Cream
Lee Markle are the parents of the|Centre Hall Thursday. They wil ., There are many things that can be put on exhibition, 'd among them
midedt babe, apd Mr. and Mrs. D. B.|stay north but very short time, | Tem: me a Wheat, Rye, Oats (threshed and in the straw), corn of al anes, ney
: ’ y . ya 3 ya racy yess 1, kd, 0 nose, MADE FROM PURE CREAM
im the nger. th fact M — toes, garden tables, pumpkins, ete. ; fruit
Fhowas alaim the younge owing to wot Mr. McCormick now His Limit pota J ep pn ped {
i s pole pwper of the large undertaking Operator What do you think of thw
ip tree Sova Sor nan and pment aap | mow foreman, Jimmie? Printers Dev | tay, cued man, ag ok pleasent the Indie sn cotebute que, cove
William Bhauck, Kansas City part owner, and cons quently must be ~8ay, dat feller could print all he | eral interest of the di lay.
Rosle Mauver, Bouth Philipsburg |in his ofMice to oversee his busivess. | knows In display type on a postage
Walter E. Driblebls, “tate College | Columbia has been growlug rapidly, | stamp without canceling the stamp. n ey bp tines hertofore hive been highly fly © ats
. Lizz'e K Shuey, Houserville snd property values bave advanced | Exchange, ibition should be superior a can be made superior to any in the past if if yom
| Frank 8, Shuokweiler, Philipsburg |Proportionately, which gave him an | ncomplimeniety, will assist in a A
: le, Philipst opportunity to realizs bandeomely on J A premium of five cents will be paid id for each meritorious arficle
Atala’. Rowels, Philips U8 leeveral dwelling houses erected by | JBovel-T'm a man of parts. Pow on exhibition and this premium will be paid when the exhibits are broaght to rile ut
1 # them seem to be missing
him within the past few years, as well % non of the : exhi
Hall a pred on & ou —— ipa \b vacant lota, ik LEONARD RHONE, Chairmam,
Dr. H , who, as a Next to acquiring good friends the a — mma———
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