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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
8. WwW, SMITH, Editor and Propriswy,
me :
Entered at the Post Office
Becund Cluss mail matter,
in Centre Hall as
CENTRE Hau, « + + PENNA,
THURSDAY, NOVE M BE R i 1909.
TERMS, ~The terms of £ subseription to the Re
porter are one dollar per year in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS, 20 conta per iines for
three insertions, aud 5 couts per line for each subs
sequent {pseriion, Other rates made known oD
application,
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
NOTE ~Minis ¢rs are requested to forward
the sppolatments under this bead on Mondays.
Methodist — Sprucstown, morning; Centre
Hall, afternoon ; Spring Mills, evening. »
Presbyterian—Spriog Mills, morning ; Centre
Hall, aftlernonn es will be conducted by
Rov, Charles H. Asay, of Newberry.
BErvi
Reformed —Centre Hall,
preparatory and confirmation
eveniog previons, Tuss yville, afternoon.
United Evangalical—Centre Hall, morning ;
Egg Hill, afternoon ; Tusseyville, evening. Rev.
C.F. Garrett will {111 the appointments, which
will be missionary rally services,
communion, morning
service, Friday
Letheran ~ Georges Valley, communion, morn
ing ; preparatory Saturday eveniog
previgus. Union, communion, afternoon ; pre-
paratory service, Saturday afternoon previous
Centre Hall, evening.
LOCALS
John Ruble is at home at present
with his family.
Fervice,
Miss Emma MeCoy recently spent a
week in Harrisburg the guest of friends
there,
Mrs. Harrison Kiine, of Bellefonte,
ja the guest of ber sister, Mra. Rebecca
Feholl, in Centre Hall
Harry Potter is off on a trip to At-
lantie City, and on returning from
there he will again go to the Pacific
ooast,
Mrs. Annie E
Farmers Miils, bu?
is now maki:
chant Rishel
nerick, formerly of
later of Centre Hall,
ng ber home with Mer-
at Bpriog Mille,
are being conducted
in the at Bpriog
Mills esch evening this week. Tale
{ Thursday ) evening Rev. C. C
Shuey, of Bellefonte, will be present.
After the sssembly of the congrege-
tion in the Lutheran church, Funday
was announced that on ac-
the pastor, Rev. B
would be no services.
Bible services
Methodist ehurch,
evening, i
eount of i
F Bi Ber. there
The sickness wes but temporary.
ifess of
ave printiog to de, patronize
print Every
believes that local news papers should
encourage patronizing bome indus
tries, but rometimes these same people
forget to put their own notions into
practice.
If you iv
the home shop. one
Mr. and Mme. F. M. Fisher, a’com-
panied by the former's sister, Mise
Mery F aier, all of Penn Hall, autoed
last Friday. Mr. Fieh-
er ia highly pleased with bis maechioe
and so fir it has never failed to do his
bidding.
to (entre Fall
7 Centre Hall is opposed to dispensing
with the snoual spring election, and
consequently voted against the amend-
sents, There are too many opportu
nities for the average Centre Hall vo-
ter to “even uvp'’ to permit borough
\| + spy other election to mix up.
Farmer H., W. Frantz, at Earlys-
town. has an sbundasnes of water on
his farm now, haviog struck a sixty-
five foot stream. The well was dug by
Arbor Cummings, assisted by Constable
Frazier. This farm relied wholly on
cisterns for its water supply for many
years,
8st, Johw's Union Funday - school,
near Farmers Mille, will render a
Christmas service on Christmas even.
ing, entitled “Good News for Christ.
mae! a concert service by Burton H.
Winslow, vupplemented by selections
from a Christmas service by Eleanor
W. Long snd H. R. Palmer.
After spending a week or more with
her son, RB. P. Odenkirk, near Lewis
town, Mrs. Mary Odenkirk is pow
with spother son, William Odenkirk,
at Glenn Iron, While the mother is
st the Iatter place, the wife of Mr.
Odenkirk i+ spending the time at
Centre Hall with her parents, Mr. and
Mra. Philip H. Meyer,
While in Philadelphia, Mrs. John
B. Read, of Tascoms, Washiogton,
received a telegram that her husband
was stricken with paralysis, She at
ones returped home without coming
to her former home at Rebersburg
Mra. Reed, before muarrisge, was Miss
Meza Hillibish, and had also expected
to come to Centre Hall to visit ber
urcle, Marchant H. W, Kreamer,
Mr and Mrs James H. Bmetzler, of
Centre Hall, Baturday returned from a
two weeks! visit in Ohio, Most of the
time waa spent with David GG. Bmelz-
Jer, nt ¥eipio Bidiog, who is farming
sud Ip getting along very well, They
gle were guests at the home of Harvey
Royer, who lives pear Tiflin, Ohio.
On their wey home they remained
over night with Mr, and Mrs. George
W. Uendo, ut Jesnnette,
Next wpiing Howsrd Durst, of
Teawlstu eg, will again become a resi
aant' of Centre Hiald arg will mave
foto the house with his parents, Mr
atid Mrs, George Durst, near the ste
tion. Thewentor Mr, Durst purohissed
thirty meres of land which formerly
belonged to the Taylor farm, from its
| prevent awrer, George W. Bradford,
ard this traci together with pine ners
more lying near the Durst bolldings
the kon will farm The price paid per
acre for the Taylor tract was $100,
oy
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LELVIUBE SEX) HURSDAY
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Ex State Treasurer W. 1, Berry Wi ap”
pear in Grange Arondin Tharsday Eve.
wing, November 11th,
A telegram received Tuesday morn-
ing from ex-State Treasurer William
H. Berry announced that he would be
in Centre Hall, Thursday evening,
November 11th, at which time he will
lecture in Grange Arcadia, his sul ject
being “ A Discussion of Christian
Citizenship.’ Mr, Berry Is well
known as a lecturer. He Is an elo-
quent, foreeful, convincing speaker,
and will have a message every one
should bear, Funds tu defray the ex-
penses of the lecturer were raised by
popular subscription. The coos of
the hall will be thrown open to sl
A collcetion will bs lifted after the
lecture, and the proceeds will be added
ton fund already started to secure a
lecturer at some future dale.
Mr. Berry’s lecture will be in no
gense political. He will picture the
highest standard of citiz nship
I'he e#chool chiidren will
gsembled and sing national airs.
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EVENING,
be 88
coms
Hallowe'en Social,
deavor Boclety connected with
» Hallowe'en socisl in the Bunday-
school room of the Reformed church,
Monday evening. Musie, recitations,
the programa. The pastor, Rev,
jel Gress,
origin of Hallowe'en.
ed. These consisted of pumpkin pie,
decorations.
ed church and their families,
ber of others were invited,
effort was made to
ff Dum-
make these
such gatherings.
cabal sm——
Unclaimed Letters,
Unclaimed letters in
post office, (i, W. Boal,
November lst: Mra.
thews, David Parker,
ner, Dr, J. H. Beiple,
Sidoey
Chss. H.
Rev, J.
for please say advertised.
- scm ens——
For Bale
home, about two miles west of Centre
twelve of which are clear,
erected a good dwelling
barn. Property will bes sold cheap.
Murs HANNAH FMITH,
Centre Hall, Pa.
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Colyer.
Mrs. John Tressler and dsughter
Misa Bertha, of Lindeu Hall,
acted business at the home of W, ©
house
of J. W. Moyer.
not a very good erop.
at Milesburg, Faturday.
Miss Msude Nfl and sister took
supper at the home of J. ‘H. Moyer, |
on Sauday evening.
Misses Ella sud Biarche Philips,
and gentlemen friecds from Milroy, |
spent Bundsy with their parents at
this place.
Rockey.
last Thursday evening in full array
and sernaded John Bitoer and bride
to the full extent. The writer extends
congratulations to the newly married
couple,
The rabbit season is now open, but
thus far no one in this vicinity has
been overdone in carrying home the
game. The rabbits seem to be plenti-
ful, and all that remaipos to be done
i: to kill them.
Pleasant Gap.
Mea. Auna Millward and Miss Mary
Corl were in Bellefonte attendiog to
some busivess, Monday afternoon.
Mise Mary Corl departed for Boale-
burg Tuesday morning where she will
make her future home with her broth.
er, Char Jes Corl,
Mr. Elgar Zegler
the fish hatchery.
Monday wes an an ideal day for the
hunters, Game is reported not very
plentiful, as was first expected
The ladies sid of the Methidist
church expect to hold a fair and
bazaar, the first week in December,
Mr. and Mrs Clay'on Reish went to
housekeeping In the houses lately
vacated by the Corl sisters
Rev. D, Bower and Boyd Fpicher
were ott coon hunting on lust Friday
night, aud bagged three good sized
enone.
Bamuel Zettle Idtely porchased the
farms of William D's, sud w i move
there, in the spring
The White Rock Qiarcien are 100 «
ning about fall time,
is employed at
Hireet Uc mmisalonsr W, F. Flony
«filling up the low place on Main
with a cont of orushed stone.
SI ss EE TOD E58
Kept His Wend.
A young fellow In Havana who oc-
cupled the position of a reporter fell
fu love with a girl, the daughter of a
wealthy planter, He appled to her
father in the orthodox way for hls
consent to the marriage,
“Presumptuous!” said the father,
with eves Hashing, “You, a poverly
stricken journalist, and my daughter!
Bir, get out of my presence!”
The journalist was very angry, It
brought forth a heated declaration of
pride:
“Your daughter 8 too good for me,
jou gay? 1 will marry a princess be
fore 1 die.” And, with bead erect, he
left the irate father,
The jourttulist went
wrote poesns The were road
by the Prine Josephine. There was
a meeting, The ‘a fell In love with
§ said the Journalist
fon that
to Spain. He
poeins
both
d in val
pardoned
They were
lopped, marr
¢ eventunlly
bella, the one time jour
all "the re
wiew and high rank.
jived with
Ladies Wore Masks.
ith century ladies
vore masks in public, and great was
the variety of face sOTCCNs tha it were
eeen. Ladies who bad “coralline” lips
AS was Atund
When
In the
gSOventedes
| pref ferred ahort masks
| For others who wished to hide the
art of the face the mask was
| completed by a hin plece of linen
which nf Will passed under the
hin and over the ears, In 1632 a new
! } ti , from the Ital
i! * £% ;, re
lower It
i
i
1
ding lce Bubbles.
old nights of Siberia
duce § irious phe
we Is
i ing the
» fs caused
fe on a
ho
h
water de
pes through
hydro
canses the
r to rise in mounds
feet high For a
yield elastically to
finally with-
re and burst with an ex-
The water rushes out,
however, and causing
plostons, The writer asserts
line seen scores of these ice
49 within a few miles,
t {2 a heavy
This first
can
» report
reezing
Muskrat and Perfumery.
The auestion is asked us whether
the moek of the common muskrat is
not ured to make cheap perfumery.
We b never heard of such use of
migckrst munsk, nor can we find any-
definite on the subject in the
Applleation to a large manu-
factorer of perfumery, however, brings
cut the Information that some years
aro pmek from the muskrat was tried
cut for perfumery purposes, but was
not found available for this nse. Nota
single instance of its being used now is
known, The musk of commerce comes
chiefly from the musk deer.—Forest
und Btream.
Not to His Taste.
frond Mother (to admiring visitor)
Yes, we think that little Harry has
prettier hair than any of the other
children. Fiveyearold Bobby (con-
temptuonsiy)~Umph! They showed
me that color, and 1 wouldn't take it.—
Exchange.
ave
fh lege
jake
Gave the Snap Away.
The Dominle—~Iow is it, my young
friend, that your mother always does
the carving when you have company
to dinner? Freddie—'Cause dad al
ways says things while he's doing it.
«Pack,
A Nice Distinction.
Mrs. Parmer—And you say that the
last man yon worked for was 81 Hig
ging? Rambling Restensy--No, ma'am.
1 said dat he wuz de last man dat em
ployed me.~-Chicago News,
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Car Load
Sweet
Potatoes
189 Barrels Sweet Po-
fatoes, car load No. 1,
large, at $2.2 per bbl.
Car Load
NE
No warehouse fo un-
load. Will sell out fhe
car ; Barrel Salt $1.-
2%; burlap sacks 29c;
Special, 1000 Lbs. Loose
Salt for $2.76.
Apples, Onions, ctc.
BAIN BAKA ET.
7 Wheat
5 Onin
§ Orme
PRODUCE AT STORES,
oe Pail
"| hath
or
i pet
by sald
bo snd
ix he sae
newt the partive in of Lhe parry ose oi
dpointment on Toes ¥ th, 190, ai
Wek a, Mm. at Dis law ¢ i e Loni,
foute, Penosyivania, } mi where ail
parties interested are required 15 make and
rove their cianims, or te debarred on coming ia
upon sald famd
MOW
isting.
HARRY KELLER,
Auditor
DR. SOL. M. NISSLEY,
VETERINARY
A graduate of the U aiverelt y
Office at Palace Livery
fonte, Pa. Both 'phones,
SURGEON.
Peann'a
Belle
of
Stable,
oct 1.00 1yr,
— A A505 Sl
Dandruff
Why? Because itis annoying,
untidy. And mostly, because}
it almost invariably leads _to
baldness. Cure it, and save
your hair. Get more, too, at
the same time. Ail casily done
with Ayer’'s Hair Vigor, new
improved formula. Stop this
formation of dandruff!
ange the color of the hair.
Ask him about i,
Shen ao a8 ho says y
The new Ayer’s Hair Vi igor will certainly
do this work, because, rst of all, itde.
stroys the germs which are the otiginal
sco dandruff. Having given this aid,
nature completes the cure. The scalp ir
restored to a perfectly healthy condition.
[=SeY V4, 0, Agee Go Rawal, Mase meme
———L 444.4 SAL S20 Sd Sddd ALL Sddd LALL SAMA 3 $
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tg re ES NI INOS AN 2 4
Car Load American
Wire Fencing at Discount
4,000 rods, full car load, will be sold during
next thirty days at reduced prices. A cash dis-
count of 4 per cent. allowed. Land owners, you
may need fencing this fall and perhaps next spring
you must buy. Why not buy now at low prices and
make the extra discount. Write or telephone.
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
YOUR TRADE SOLICITED
Andindid Snip ds dod Sindy Sinn
Just say to the readers of
for
A GREAT REDUCTION SALE,
BEGINNING FRI, OCTOBER 15
You will find on
reyes
Bie
prepaning
Yi
*
ait dnd Aus
¥ f 4
'
Pree
our special sale tables a large variety of
goods that are being offered at a wonderfully reduced figure
yeell for. S
wate
i
from what they usuall une goods
og
less than actual cost. Coly a few items
One doz. pairs Pants, worth $2.25, offered at . $1.50
Two “ “ “ 1.25 and 1.50, at . 1.00
Lot of Caps, wo:th 25¢ & 50c, offered at .. 15¢c & 25¢
Hosiery for misses and children, at one-half former
prices 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.
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ABs aod
TrrrrrTertrrre Ti
W.-H. STUART |
BOALSEURG, PA. ;
a.
® Sssssssssssssssssssnas -_
{ rur MASON
JARS
Tops and Guns
At KREATMER'S
At Prices as Cheap as
Any Place in Town,
te uta
ANYTHING IN THE GROCERY LINE
AT ASTONISHING LOW PRICES,
EANANAS
On Hand Every Week,
ORANGES MELONS
ous
as
Kreamer & Son. Centre Hall
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