THE CENTRE R
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Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hall as
Second Class mail matter,
Centre HALL, . . . PENNA.
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1909,
TERMS, ~The terms of subscription to the
porter are one dollar per year in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 20 conts por lines for
three (insertions, and 5 cents per line for each sub-
sequent lusertion. Other rates made known on
application,
Re-
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Presbyteriau—No service,
Evangelical-Linden Hall, morning ; Tuwey
ville, afternoon.
Lutheran—Spriog Mills, morning ; Tusseyville,
afternoon ; Centre Hall,
moraing : Harvest Home
Spring Mills, afternoon ; Centre Hall,
evening.
Retormed Union,
services
evening.
United Evavgelical—Lomont, morniag ; Linden
Hall, services of Story and Sang, evening.
Service entitled "The Story of the Plak Rose
FOR CHAR
INT OTICE OF APPLICATION
TER IN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS OF CENTRE COUNTY
Notice is hereby given that an application will
be sande 12 the Honorable Ellis L Orviw, judge of
said court, on Monday, the 27th day of Septem-
ber, A. D,, 1999, at ten o'clock a. m., under the
Act of Assembly which provides for neorpors
tion aud regulatira of certain corporations, at
proved April 20th, A. DD. 1874 and {ts supple
ments. hy W. F, Rockey, J. B. Wart, D 8. G a»
gow, CW, Swa W. R Nef, HB. W. Frauiz
“wmuel Kimefel E C. Ripk«, R. R. Rickert,
KE C Harter, M_ | vsman, and EC, Wert, for
a cuarter of an lutended corporation to be called
“The Reformed and Lutheran Cemetery Associa
tion.” of Tusseyviile, ('» « Pennsylva
nia, the charterand o ih 5 to pur
chase land or receive the same by gift or other
wise, to lay out, sell, arid dispose of berial lots,
And to orosruent the burial grands and to care
for a place for the burial of the dead : and for
these purposes to have, possess, and enjoy all
the rights benefits, and privileges conferred by
the said act and is
HS suppiom i
WM, GROH RUNKLE, 8:licitor.
OI FAL NOTICE
that the {on
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presented tn t to
Notice is hereby given
owing accounts will be
1 irmation on Wed.
anid unless exrep-
afore the second
02 confirmed, to
ar Joh, 1K
flied thereto, on or!
¥ of the term, the same wild
wit :
Third account of G. H. Lichtenthaler, commit
tee ¢ f fab stian Schuckman.
ir sunt of Anthony Daesling,
fsT es
Brow ~, receiver of the Osco
scliineg Company,
A. B. KIMPORT.
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GRAIN MARKET.
7 Wheat
Lard rin
Patatoos..............
Nittany Mountain,
Mrs. Vira Lonberger Picht has par.
tially recovered from fever,
Oliver Strunk threshed grain for
Messrs, Luiz, K noftsinger, Hotner,
Thoms, Houser and Loubarger,
Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Lonbe ger were
enteriained at the homes of Dan Calli.
han at a birthdyy party in honor of
Mrs. Callihan,
Mr. Keller, of Pleasant Gap, opened
the Mountain school on the 7th
instant, and although there were no
recitations in Greek or Latin, we are
convinced a successful school term has
been opened.
Jerry Stewart, a glass blower of
Kane, is haviog an eight weeks’ vaca.
tion and is now visiting his uncle,
James Calliban,
Dan Callihan, of the valley, with
his family, and James Callihan, of the
Mountain, gave a picnic dioger in
honor of their nieces, Rana and Eduos
Waiteman, of Snow Shoe, at the log
cabin,
The rain! WMeame nn 1
3 mon aialin;
The rain’ It came on ths valley:
Io just the right
To havea d
time fir the picaie
™ rally.
Osar Zong was the guest of Mise
Bartha Garver over Sunday,
Mr. sant Mrs, James Brooks, of
Pleasant Gap, made pleasint and wel.
come calls on the mountain this week.
Anthony Garver has the finest
peaciies and peach trees to be found
anywhere,
Mr. Bmith's camera fs a succes |
Why do I think so? Can't you gues’
Tis a prifmnd sweret, but you I ean trust
B* took” moantain kide and did net
Hast!
I ot BSBA
Georges Valley.
Rev, H. A. Bnook and two daugh-
tors, Helen and Balah, dined at the
home of W, T. Lingle last Bunday.
Harry Wagner has returned from
the state of lilinois and reports crops
fine in that part of the west.
Qaite a number of young folks, of
this places, speat Sunday on Grange
Park.
Mrs. Sara Reeder, spent Bunday
with Mrs. F. M Ackerman.
Mra. J ane Weaver is able to be about
Again, after a severe illness of several
weeks darat on,
Albert L ogle, of Lemont, visited
his parents a few days last week.
Charles Ripka and wife visited st
the home of J. B. Ripks on Bunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Howsrd Eisensuth
spent Suaday with M+. and Mes. John
Linge.
Miss Abbie Barger returnad to State
College last Tussday afer ependiog
two weeks at her home,
James Barger, of Lock Haven, is
spendiag a week with his family
and also expects to take in the pleaie
ttt, ane arr
Colyer.
Mrs, James Swab and danghter
Mildred, spent Baturday st the home
of Foster Frazer,
Mr. and Mrs, Bradford, spent Sup-
day afternoon at Polters Mills.
Master Bruce Weaver snd Harris
whic
home of George Horner,
Those who have been on the sick
~ Hist bave improved some at this writ-
log. :
The Mun Hunt Adandoiied.
Frustrated at every turn to capture
the man who held up the express train
in Lewistown Narrows and subse.
quently, it is believed, robbed Robert
F. Little, of Lewistown, while passing
along the mountain road near Doe
Trough Hollow, the large force of rail-
road and Adams Express detettives
have sbandopned the search in the
mountains in which the robberies oe
ocurred,
Falling to discover any tangible clue
to the bandit the army of one hundred
men hired in Lowistown snd the two
or three hundred railroad trackmen
and other employes who have been
guarding the mountains between Mif
flin and MeVeytown were given their
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Harris Township,
The remains of Mrs, Rachel Batley
burg Friday forenoon, her pastor, Rev,
W. R. Harnish conducted the services,
Among the reiatives from n distance
who were present were her daughters,
Mra. Robert MeOrae and her husband,
of Pittsburg; Mrs. D. K Mothersbaugh
and her husband, of Wiillinmaport : and
her sister, Miss Barbara Krebs, of
Pinegrove Mills, Other relatives were |
Mra. William Bailey, son and daugh- |
ter, Btewart and Nannie, and Mr. and |
Mrs. Hamill Glen, of Pinegrove Mills; |
Mrs. William MoWilliams and Miss |
Isabel Goheen, of Rock Bpriogs ; Mrs. |
| Nanoie Bailey and Mr. and Mrs, John i
Baily, of Fairbrook ; Miss Sara Glenn,
p : ” 5
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Asronshurg, i CATV IIVIV TTT ITH TDG LTS VIVA TYG
Mr. and Mra, Luther FE Blover
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| DISSOLUTION SALE!
STUART & WIELAND
. BOALSBURG, PENN’A
BEGINNING
Monday, August 16
Blaine Bitner, of Bpring Milla, wae
the welcome guest of his aunt
Hindav.
Mr. Vore, of Bucyrus, Ohio, visited
at the home of George W, Btover one
day last week
Mra, Priscilla Bell and Miss Allee
Tate/ of Ballafonte, spent a few days
at the home of Thomas Hull,
Mr. and Mra. Harry Tittle, of Ak
ron, Ohio, and M~, (
over
ZZZZZE BEELER
‘harles and fami.
lv, of Miflinture, were the guests of
Mr. and Mra, W, Clayton Wyle
Mies HMtover to
| epand a few months with friends at |
PTET
Marion has gone
pay Friday evening and discharged
from further duty in the man hunt.
of Altoona : Dr. Frank Bailey, of Mil- | State College
ton; Mr. and Mra. W. Beott Bailey, Ww. C. Wyle
Hiram Thompson and daughter, Miss | Barnham, w
LODA LY May, of Btate College; and Mr. and | see his daughters
Rufus Rearick, ron of W. O, Rearick { Mra. D. Roas Gregory, of Btone Valley, Farl Wert and Pan! Ntayvar
of Milroy, is a student in the Lebanon | Mrs. John Williams and dsughter, the industrious young men
Business College.
| Misa Isadora, of Lemont, and Mrs place w
Our rubber line is composed of Snag- | Frank Williams with her two children, |
proof snd Mishawnks, the] best makes | of Perth Amboy, N. J., spent
in the market—C. A. Krape, Spring | Friday with Mre. Julia Dingoes,
Mills. | Now that the huckleberry season is { and her
Mr. and Mra. John Coldren began | Over, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stuart de- | apple,
housekeeplug above Murray's drug | cided to leave Huckleberry strest and | last week
store. Mr. Coldron has been head | move Into the Btusrt home, on the | Mr. and Mea, | of Yeagertow:
. § Smee y gine t | publie square. Bruce Lionberger with | were seen with their grandfather, J
Berk ho Yhe 1 nery. More since las | his family will occupy the house va- the of Gi
Miss Mary Delinda Potter, of Centre | “®1¢d by the Bluarts. | Weaver
Hall, Wednesday went to Lewisburg, | Mechanics ; \
where she will become a student in | George Shugert's new houss, and had | on Grange Park, Cen
She will take a | ® raising on Friday. i After spending =
A number of persons from this place | friends
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two
of
Philadel
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an are employed at
last | time,
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two granddaughters, of Hola
were gussls
Lair,
Htover, at home
are busy working at Ralph Stover and family are {entin
tre Hall
few
Henry
ile
Hal
relurned to
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Bucknell University.
finwyn
full four years’ course,
Iie
i nway,
ee | attended a surprise birthday party for |
Soavely’s ice cream, made of pure | Dr. Bamuel Woods, at Lemont
» ¥ ’
cream, is very much in ‘vidence on | Baturday and bad
Grange Park. Mr. Bnavely is build- time
ing up a very good trade, by using |
g IF A y Saul Mu.
: ! £3. H departed n Natur.
nothiog but pure cream from which to | ; Hall de ' at . 1 on Batur
make his product | day for ber home in Wilmington, after
; { spending the summer with relatives
Frank Lee, colored, was sentenced |
to be hanged by the MifMlin county |
enurt, for baving shot tn death (Frorge
Porter, also enlored, November 28°h of
last year. The hanging of Lee will be
the first execution in Mifflin county
Miss Alice Robison, who has been
taking a course in the University of
Pennsylvania to become a trained
| nurse, is expecled home before long,
| and will not again return to that io-
stitution in the capacity of her pro
fession. Of course, these reports are
rumored, but they are based on a few |
facts that warrant their belief, More
need not be sald, except to mention
that Miss Robison is a young lady of |
fine qualities, and ‘will maks a phy-
Freeport, ois
home,
On
had a8 sumption
with all the
immagined,
on
evening, 8 floe Bunday Mrs. Kathren
dinner
h things
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riials
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§ Cran
HPre WAY 'Urikey
harry sauce,
Am
Tomlinson i,
vi 1atips
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done Mig thoes present wera Dr
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and friends in Centre enunty.
Mr. and Mra R. B Harrison, of
Boslsburg, and Mr. and Mm (0 F
Harrison, of Riate College, visited their
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Charles
ne
ilior
wn Nara Gaisewi
why 3
and her ed he
brother, William Harrison and family, | with
RSET Anns K= Ber. nf
Bet
mother, Mra.
at Petersburg
Rev. and Mm. A. A
Mrs. Kidder, Mra. H
and Frank,
(soheen and
Risek, ding the week
M. Hosterman
Mrs,
san, Richard, were at the
Old Homa week at Huntingdon, and
had an enisvable time,
The Mejority of
finished the eseding and are taking a | tus
little time off this week attending the
pienie
Dr. and
miambach
a— ly
Rebor
(Giram'iey
“On, nnd Matthew
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Fioy
for Pittsburg a few
al
the farmers have they intended
isd to Hel
Friday, and wil
masking (heir he
ereburg sgai
plart
ing here
Mra me
The latest news of importance was a a
baby shower at the Adam Felty home
sician’s home all the brighter for her on Sunday. There were Mr. and Mra
presence. | Howard Riglow and three children, of
William B. Kerr, of Omaha, Nebras- | MceAlevey's Fort, and Mrs. Hurry
ks, came east arriving in Centre Hall Shugert and three children, of Fer.
Monday afternoon. He is a son of { guson township, and Mr. and Mrs,
the late W. B. Kerr, of Potter town- | Wade Herman, of Lemont, with their
ship, and for five years he and his | san, who is five months old and wieghs
mother, Mrs, Myra Kerr, have been | thirty pounds Felty found it al. | ses Gilbert last
living in Omaha, Mr. Kerr la em. | ost impossible to get into the house, |
ployed in the accounting department i snd so contented himeelf for some |
of the Union Pacific railroad offices, time by looking the babies over
y
that | throngh the windows.
and has held a position with
company for five years. Oa his way! Clay and Loy Banders, of Mifflin.
east he stopped for a few hours with : burg, were vigitora at the George How. |
his sister, Mrs. Elmer R. Willlams, | terman homes last week, {
aud on his way west will again stop A Reformed enagregstion
there, but for a longer time, i eandy organiza Miata
Among the veterans of the civil war named the Faith Reformed | he :
who called on the Reporter Tuesday evening services wers again held thers, | Landlord Fhomas Faxon and duugh
was Joseph Hettinger, of Boalsburg, | and more names were added to the list | ter Visited Mra W arren Wood
who for over twelve years served Un. | and officers were installed. The wer. | Spring Mills over Sanday.
Namant! HNpang of
returned ia her
hs
ds and relatives i+
inity.
Louis, me
visiting smong frien
Rebershurg and vie
Lawranos
present visiting
of Kansas, ie
Mr.
Page,
his parents, "i
Mrs. John Page, east of town
Mr. and Mrs Woodside,
Potteville, visited at the home of Mon
(30 wEe 0H
Mr
of
Miller, of Smuliton
Giaworge Wetzel, this place;
and Calvin
Je ft on Monday f
Laneasier, where they
on
far, of Greeaburr,
will enfer
lege to prepare for the mis istry
David Rreon and
cdtiaty, visited {
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family alot
re. at the home of
Collegs, | Breou's parents, Mr. and Mrs
sRanday | Winkéehisoh,
was
nt Jacot
Continuing Until October st
IS Means a 20 per ct. Discount
On a Large Assortment of Goods,
On October Ist, next, the mercantile firm of Stuart &
Wieland, Boalsburg, Pa., will be dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr, Wieland withdrawing from the business.
With a view of reducing the large and varied stock of
merchandise before taking invoice, this Dissolution Sale
was conceived, and in order to induce our regular cus-
tomers and all others in Penns and Nittany Valleys
needing goods, to buy largely at this time, a DISCOUNT
OF TWENTY PER CT. or One-Fifth, will be made,
This 20 per cent, cut will prevail on all
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
BOOTS AND SHOES
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entioned il fle crimtin
the early purchaser
of
#1 assortment of pox LO
TIT AAT I PTT TT TR TTY TINT TTI TTI IY
ale are Strictly Cash
Stuart & Wieland, Boalsburg, a
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Terms of this Dissolution S
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Tops and Gums
At KREAMER'’S
At Prices as Cheap as
Any Place in Town,
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ANYTHING IN THE GROCERY LINE
AT ASTONISHING LOW PRICES.
ORANGES BANANAS
On Hand Every Week.
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MELONS
Be DN 0D U0 ND "TS %¢®
cle Sam.
fenders who landed in Washington in
April, 1561, Later be enlisted in Co. 1,
47¢h Regiment, P. V., and served for
four and one-half years ; then for two
years and a bsif he was In the Ord.
pance Depirtment, in Charleston,
South Carolina ; and for five years a
member of Company I, Third U. R,
Artillery. Mr. Hettinger came to
Centre county from Allentown during
the construction of the railroad
through Penns valley, ard located in
Boalshurg, where he haa since lived,
Spring Mills
The students of the High RBehocl
have organized a Literary Society to
meet each Friday evening.
Mr. Houser, of Dubois, is visiting hie
brother Harvey Houser,
Roy MeClellan and sister Graes, of
West Milton, are spending a few dayw
with relatives,
Among those from Spring Mills who
are tenting at Grange picnic are W,
D. Bweetwood and wife: Mrs. Dons
chy son Bevjsmio, snd mother, Mrs,
Herring ; Verna Bhunk and sister ;
Smith Brothers, and others.
Mins Mabel Allison started on Tues
day for an extended trip to Heattle,
Washington, California ani several
other western states, She expects to
be gone four months,
Austin Long hiss resumed his s' udies
at Williamsport Commercial College,
aod his sister, Miss Mabel, has again
gove to Lock Haven Normal,
Miss Margaret Weaver spent Sunday
Fiano sud Orgaos.
' The Lester pianos are used and ene
servatories nud golleges in the U, 8,
The Stevens piano organs are the
Istest achievmient in modern organ
Pianos and orgaos wold on easy pay-
ment plan. Write for catalog,
u CB Zens,
Mpring Mills, Pe,
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For footwear—C. A. Krape, Bring
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Rega.
two
vices were conducted he Rey,
brose Behmidt, of Bellefonte,
Inr service will be held every
weeks in the evenings, with Rev. A :
A Black as the pastor. Savers! build. |
ing lots were purchased, and prepars- |
{ tions will be made for bullding al
church. For the present the new Con. |
gragation will worship in the Luther. i
an church, i
a MM SAT AAR
Manor Hill, |
Mra. Rebecos Cummings, salen Mrs, i
Nira Birobiecker, of Rebersburg, re. |
turned to their respective homes on |
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Centre Reporter, $1 a year
A Good
Ayer’s Hair Vigor, new im
hair-food.
builds up, strengthens, invigor
{ The hair grows more
Monday, after spending « month with !
tha former's daughier, Mrs. P. B. Mee |
Alees, of Chicago, and were much |
delighted with the city.
Mr. and Mra. Danial Fahrioger and
children spent Bunday at the home
all dandruff disappears
Aid nature a lit
a2ir a good hair-food.
pend
st
ic.
hange 15:2 color of the hes
Kreamer & Son. Centre Hall
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THE 1900
IMPROVED
De Laval Cream Separators
Are Now Ready for Your Inspection.
Ten New Capacities
Formula with each b
of Harry McClellan.
Mr. and Mra. Albert Barger, came
from Martha to stay a few weeks at
the home of the Iatters parents Mr.
and Mre. Alvin Stump uotil Mr.
Barger will find a position.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Copenhaver,
of Colyer, are the proud parents of »
handsome baby girl.
Loyd Brown is having his home
beautified by having the interior and
exterior of his house painted. The!) . . :
work lu bolas dois by some painters [| * The undersigned is equipped
from Aronsburg. able on shert notice to manu-
Peof. C. R. N«ft had dug 8 well at facture all the
his new residence which did pot give
a tuficient supply of weler in dry Popular Flavors of
season, avd ha lias now hired A. J. : ee.
Cummings, who is operating the Fe.
royd drill, to make if der per, Ice Cream
MADE FROM PURE CREAM
produced from his own herd of
. Cattle,
* Texan," the new play of ranch life,
which comes to Garmans Opera
The product is rl cked |
and delivered to gee AL sta
House, Friday, has attained suoo ws of
no vncertain quality, Judglog from
the unsnimity of the criticisms we feel tion at Rising Springs.
sire that our playgoern will receive Satisfaction Guaranteed
both as to quality and purity of
conients,
v due in full for the me sud meney
spent in witnessiog this play of life on
For prices, ete, apply by mail or
in person to
JOHN SNAVELY,
it to your
no
wm about it
You need not hesitate about using th
new Hair Vigorfrom anyfearofitschan
ing the color of hair,
Ayer's Hair Vigor pres
£ ra “iy 3 A
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k eas, but does }
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Golden Brown Baede, Gua Metal,
Rox "Call shoes, for Indies, men and
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Mille. /
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the plains.
Spring Milis, Pa
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Ten New Prices
Ten New Styles
A Size for Every Dairy, from the Smallest to the
t.
D. W. Bradford, Seling Ager
CENTRE HALL, PA.
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Women's Oxfords in Tan
Calf Skin, Patent Colt Skin,
Sl i : : E ; S ! at $1.25, $1.65, $2.50, $3.00.
Men's Douglas Shoes, $2 to $3.50
The Freed Bros, Working Shoes for Men & Boys
Just In-a New Line Dried Fruits
Oregon Prunes, Califieoia Peaches snd Apricots.
$F. E. WIELAND, Linden Hall
The Centre Reporter One Dollar Per Year,
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