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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
8B. W. SMITH, Kditor and Proprietor,
Euterad at the Post Office in Centre Hall as
Second Class mail matter,
CENTRE HALL, . . . Penna
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21,
TERMS, The torms of subscription to the Re-
parter are one dollar por vear in ad vanoe.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 20 counts per lines for
thras fusertions, sud 5 conts per line for each sub.
S:quent tnsortion. Other rates made known on
applioation,
1909,
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Presb gs terian—Centre Hall, morning.
Lutheran~{nion, morniug ; tisorges Vall'y,
afterncon ; Centre Hall, evening
Methodist—Centrs Ha'l, morning :
afternoon ; Spring Mills, evening
Hall,
Fassey ville, story and song
evening.
sSprucetown,
United Evangelieal-—Centro morning ;
Ege Hil, af
service, entitled
Reformed
Saturday afternoon
fug
roooh |
Saved at Sea
Tusseyville, preparatory service,
Communion, Sunday morn.
Centre Hall, ait rnoon.
Evaugelica'—Friday evening, Mountain : Sat
urday evening, Gre Sunday morming,
Tusscy ville afternoon, Linden Hall ; evening,
Spring Mills. The Presiding Elder, Rev. B F
Bohner, of Allentown, will preach at all ap
pointments, Alo, quarterly business meeting
on Saturday afternoon, and a German sermon by
the Presiding Elder,
&1 Lirove
The Reporter's Register
Gertie Floray, Centre Hall
Mrs. W.C. Mohler,
Maggie Hart, Philadelphia
Emma McCoy, Centre Hall
Elmer C. Hettinger, Centre Hill
Mrs. Anna Burris, Centre
J. M. Rearick, Salona
B.E , Centre Hill
n Hall
‘entre Hall
Helen Bartholomew,
Harry F. Hubler, Hall
Ed%ard Haschutt, New Ark, N.
Mrs. G. P. Mull, Lancaster
Mrs S. V. Hosterman,
John AF
GR.
Philadelphia
Hall
Yaser le}
Runkle
Hall
Centre
Centre
Griney
v, Boalsburs
setts, Joh glown
Emerick,
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LOUALS,
Wheat is up to §1 08, and butter and
egRS, =5 ecenls,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Odenkirk began
housekéeping in their new home at
Glen Iron
danghter of Mr
Centre
ou sae
Miriam, the littl.
and Mrs. E. M. Huyett, in
Hasll, has been confined to bed
count of sickness since Sunday.
Mr. and Mra. D. Y. Meek, of State
College, visited at the home of Mr.
and Mra. J. E Camptell, at Linden
Hall. Miss Rosalind Williams, of Ty-
rone, is a guest in the Campbeli home
al present.
Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Glenn and BOD,
of Dickinson, smong friends in
Centre Hall valley. Mrs
Glenn and gon came by rail, and Rev
Glenn made the trip overland. Jost
at this time they are visiting relatives
about Boslsburg,
are
and the
Among the findst specimens of pots-
ino town for exhibition
were placed Ham:
uel Gingerich, An is more, he
bas the goods at home to Pmaphssize
the exhibition. Messrs, Riebsrd
Brooks and J. Cloyd Brooks also have
a fine lot of tubers.
toes brought
i Fomery's store by
G. R: Betts, of Johnstown, accom.
panied by Mrs. Betts and children,
are guests at the home of Mr. ahd Mrs,
Killed a Moose,
The Milroy correspondent to the
Lewistown Democrat and Nentinel,
has this to say: W. O Rearick on
his bunting trip to Canada was fortu-
nate in shooting the oldest moose that
was ever killed in that part of Canada.
The animal weighed 1600 pounds.
Me, Roarick, with hia brother-in-law,
Joseph Gilliland, of New Bloomfiald,
and their guide endured some hard-
ships, as they wee in a cave and had
scarcely anything to eat on account of
the heavy rains for eight days and
soven nights, making it impossible
for them to get out to get anything,
the provisions they did have on hand
spolled, leaving them for several days
without anything to eat except flour
and water,
tienen:
Harris Township,
Oscar Rishel is engaged as clerk in
the Elmer Rss store at Lemont,
Samuel Kanp and family, of Renovo.
are visiting his parents, in Boalaburg,
Mra. Jolin Hess and daughter, Miss
Mary, were visiters from Dubols, at
the home of Charles Megner,
ship, spent Sunday with Mrs. Marga-
ret Miller and davghters,
Mr. snd Mrs. Hugh Burchiield with
their ehild, of Altoons, spent
lime with friends in this plsce.
Miss Laura Keller, of Tusseyville,
spent Sunday at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Ira Rishel,
Mrs. J. A. Rupp spent part of lat
week at the home of her sister, Mrs
George Shuey, at Shiloh.
C. D. More returned on Thursday
from a th ree months visit in different
parts of Missouri where he had a most
enjoyable time,
John Belizer, of Coburn, 8 classmate
of Alfred Rupp at Mont Alto Behool of
Forestry, was entertained at the J. A
Rupp bome over Bunday.
Mr. and Mra. J. W. Miller, and son
Harry, Mra. Margret Millar, and Mrs
J. C. Roop spent Sunday at
College, :
Miss Martha Bosal, of Centre Hall
sone
was an arrival at the Hillside farm, or
the latest styles in dressmaking.
evening.
The household goods of
one o'clock.
Mrs. Sarah Rankin celebrated
ed ber by sending ber some
cards
township, visited here last week.
Stone Valley.
The remains of Mrs. Nora
F. W. Barry, ofliciated,
service he was assisted by
Stonecy pher,
Mr. and Mm
Mra. Hanna Burchfield, Mrs. J. H
Jacobs snd Misses Margaret Lytle and
Margaret Johoston, attended the party
given by Mr. John Mitchell, at
Lemont, on Friday evening, in honor
of the birthday asunniversary of ber
husband avd his twin fister, Mrs.
Henry Tompson.
At the burial
Rev. J. 1
Benalcrs Eiscon and Stober,
can Ca
Vicious
ndidates, Supperted All
Session of 19C5 Infam us.
1905 was a “hal
In linita
“House of
The
yon and
tien of th
legislature of
vociierous' affair,
Albany
Harrisburg wa
the
that ses
the in
usion In
he Boas mi
enerously contributing to gay
ma’ during fon
control of iurance
kennel
con
assem
'y
emed the looting Opel
immediate future
velry and a fo
irs mens
Cal
number
was voted
ha
Car Load
Sweet
Potatoes
189 Barrels Sweet Po-
tatoes, car load No. 1,
large, at $2.25 per bbl,
car
20; burlap sacks 29¢:
Special, 1000 Ibs. Loose
Salt for $2.75.
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Gar Load American
Wire Fencing at Discount
4,000 rods, full car load, will be sold during
next thirty days at reduced prices, A. cash
count of 4 per cent. allowed. Land owners, you
may need lencing this fall and perhaps next spring
you must buy. Why not buy now at low prices and
make the extra discount. Write or telephone,
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ALL KINDS OF MERCHANDISE
We are headquarters for all kinds of merchandise,
Take advantage of the special sales over our
Counters,
WALL PAPER
«. A SPECIALTY ..
[ STOCK of FURNITURE
TriCes.
1
apples each week
or A aa I A EE
2
Our New
Hair Vigor
A wep? te 171
\yer's Hair Vigor was good,
the best va But
a0 sid Tel Pern & 4 | 4 : i uP
proved formula, i: er. hk
IS the one great specific for fall- §
ing hai A osm
ing nair. £5 4
£ very way
“4
Way.
Eom el TTT
will. Ask 3 Out
New
( druggist to
0n
RIC Dreparing
A GREAT REDUCTION SALE,
BEGINNING FRI., OCTOBER 15
ra 11] Gnd on Sur erseial 1s tablae =
You will find on our special sale tables a
goods that are bein flered at a wonderfully reduce
large variet
from what they us Sone poods will be sol
less than actual cost items are given here :
odds ddd SAAS ISLS LAI ALLL 3 0004 }
W. A. Krise, Mrs, Betts being a niece,
Mr. Betts will go as far as New York
city to look after some city lots he
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Linden Hall.
horas £3 at i
Wy SONIA
One doz. pairs Pants, worth $2.25, offered at . $1.50
Two “ “ “ “ 1.25 and 1.50, at . 1.00
| wer 1 . hh ts " "nr § »
SHOW ito you, ""thenew kind.
This measure Does not che wpe the color of 1)
Penny ~
2
¢ hair
*
purchased about a year ago,
I. B. Ripks, the shoe agent remain.
ed at home several days last week to
move bis family from the Wion house,
opposite the school house, to the
house vacated by IL. IL. Bmith. Mr
and Mrs. Henry Swabb will move in-
to the hone which Mr, Ripka former-
ly occupied, the same belonging to
them.
John T, Noll, the Pleasant Gap
painter and decorator, seccompanied by
Mrs. Noll and little Miss Jean, were
in Centre Holl Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Noll has been kept very busy dur
ing the past season, aud hss on hand
& number of uncompleted jobs he is
hustling to finish up before the real
cold weather gets in,
Mrs. Purr, wife of Rev. A. A. Parr,
had th misfortune to fall from the
Fear porch of the parsonage of Bt
John’s Koglish Lutheran chureh, in
Loek Haven, while engaged ia per.
forming ber household duties, with
the result thatone of the small bones
in ber right limb, above the ankle,
was broken. Her husband is at
Clifton Mpriogs, where he fs slowly
recuperating from a severe attack of
heart trouble,
Mr. and Mrs. John Fortney, of
Boalsburg, wero in Centre Hall Tues
day, and while Mrs, Fortney was do-
log shrpping, the Harris township
eonstabis wiled away the Lime in the
Rporter office. The removal of his
mustuche simost made & second intro
du ‘tion necessary, snd if it improved
every hairy mau’s sppearance as much
as it did Mr Fortney's to be clean sha.
ven, there might bs as host of ugly
physiognom'es improved by the same
process. Of course, do not understand
that Mr. Fortuey belonged to the ugly
tribe, for there are som: resl nice
Boul home last Thursday, Mr. and
Mrs, J. J. Tressler, Mrs. A. A. Black,
Miss Jz ra Rupp, Miss Claudia
Wieland, Mrs. William: Tressler and
Mre, Laura M. Hem,
George B. Miller and Mr. Ligen-
felter, of Hollidaysburg, are in Centre
county on a hunting trip.
John Watt returned to his home iu
Illinois, after a month's visit smong
friends in MiMio, Huntingdon and
Centre counties
Mrs. Laura Hess left on Baturday
morning for the Bouth Mountain
Banitsriurn, at Mont Alto, where she
will spend the winter,
Prof. P. H. Meyer placed a piano in
the home of Mrs. Agnes Moyer, last
week ; also an organ in the home of
John Diehl.
Jacob Lee snd family were entertain.
ed over Sanday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Lea Brooks.
J. Hale Ross Is having an addi
tion built to his dwelling house which
when completed will be quite an ime
provement,
Mise Rose Williams, of Tyrone, is a
pleasant guest at the home of J, KE.
Campbell.
J. H, Miller left for Harrisburg on
Monday morning where he will Join
the surviviug members of the 184 Roy.
iment Pennsylvania Volunteers, who
sre going to Richmond, Virgi is, to
participate io the dediestion of the
monument erected by the government
to the booor of the soldiers who
fought fa the battle of Cold Harbor,
Che trip will include a six days’ stay
at Richmond and excursions to sur.
rounding battle fields,
Mrs. Hugh Burchfield. of Altoc na,
Is visiting Mrs. John Jacobs,
I SONS.
A son was recsntly born to Mr. and
Mm. Charles Mitierling fu thelr
things that have bsirs cn them,
Chicago howe,
sgage:. “The
» 10 increase
Allegheny
bn and to lead
» In salaries alone of
m of $51,000." Vetoes by
16405 page 18
passed providing for ad
ria county,
page 588. and in
Senate Journal, 1905, page
Wore
ditional law judges In Cam?
Senate Journal, 1905
Erie county,
492, Sis
of them
The machine majority In the legis
Inture is always open-handed with the
judges, but during the session of 1905
it was liberal with everybody. A bill
providing for stenographers and as
sistant stenographers for courts was
passed finally on Feb. 23. Sisson and
Stober voting in the affirmative. Sen.
ate Journal, 1905, pages 556.557. It
was subsequently vetoed by Governor
Pennypacker on the ground that “it
would be an attempt upon the part of
the legislature and the governor to ex.
erclee control over the courts.” Vetoes
by the governor, 1905, page 24.
Corporations Favored Freely.
An act declaring valid and inde
fearible as to any right of escheat 1a
this commonwealth was voted for by
both Bisson and Stober. Senafe Jour
neal, 1905, page 891. This measure alse
{ Cantinu sd on next page. |
son and Stober voting for both
The Farmer's National Bank af
Milibeim opened its doors for business
Hatardey. The president of the bank
Is OC. B, Frank ; vies president, Prof.
C. L. Gramley ; vecond vice president,
A. A. Frank ; J. G. Eby, esshier,
The other directors are W. H. Philips,
H. E. Duck, IL. E. 8tver, Willism
Pealer, F. M. Fisher, J W. Bright,
H. E. Crous, and John Roush.
A AP AANA
Tt Is Impossible to buy happiness,
but that Is no reson why we should
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Formula with ¢
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y then do as says |
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d not have the sli
the color of the hair
freely and for any
out fear of changing the
falling hair. Cures dandruff,
eNado by the J. C. Ayer Co.,
dol
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GRAIN MARKET,
RPC coimminine « 70 | Whoa on
55 Onta
Corn un
PRODUCE AT STORES,
1AM ..cocomiiiiivivinne OF Butter...
Potatoes. bo Foes
Bases herb
Eo NE UTORS' BALE OF REAL ESTATE. —
By virtue of power and authority
of Rasannah Hostermatn and
John K. Hosterman, late of Wolfs Store, Miles
township, Centre county. Pennsylvania, deceased,
the undersiened executorswill offer for sale at
pablic veudue, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, AT ONE O0'CLOX K
pm on the promises, at Wolls Store, the fellow
ing valuable real estate nnd petapnal property,
vig: In the estate of Susannad Hostermasn., de
All that certain tract of land containing
Ww Jess, thereon erocted a
welling hone, cable anda
Water piped into the house,
alld everything in
repair,
In the estate of Jolin K. Hostorman, deceased
All that tract of Jand, know as the John K.
Hosterman farm, containing 121 acres, more or
ihe improve.
The farm
Axon good apple orchard and other frat
The farm is well fenced and
wy,
TWENTY ACRES OF TIMBER LAND.
This tract joing the farm on the north side
in the nereuge given above, and
This is the best tract of
mbes, in
Also, the following persona! property : Bugey, {
TERME OF BALE OF REAL ESIATE-TEN
y of sale ; ins lguos on April jst
of property will
G, W, HOSTERMAN, Contre Hall, Pa.
Exe utor of Susannah Hosterman,
G W. HOSTERMAN and
EDWIN 6. HUSTERMAN,
oifs Store, Pa.
Executors of John K. i
The girls who have the most cheek
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Lot of Caps, wo:th 25¢c & 50«, offered at . . 15¢ & 25¢
Hosiery for misses and children, at one-half former
price. Japanese dishes, glassware, at just half price.
50 pair Shoes, for men, boys & children, at greatly re-
duced prices. Men's 50c & $1 Dress Shirts, half price.
Mason Fruit Jars at a Reduction.
W. H. STUART §
BOALSBURG, PA,
Chdbdd
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wor MASON a
Tops and Gums
At KREAMER'S
At Prices as Cheap as
Any Place in Town.
ANYTHING IN THE GROCERY LINE
AT ASTONISHING LOW PRICES.
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BANANAS
On Hand Every W.
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MELONS