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THE OENTRE REPORTER.
8. W. SruTh,
Editor and Proprietor.
F Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hall as
Second Class mail matter,
Centre Hair, . . . Penna.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24. 1910.
TERMS. The terms of subscription to
porter are one dollar per year in advanoe.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 20 cents per lines for
three {usertions, and 5 conts per line for each sub-
Soquent insertion. Other rates made known on
#ppilcation
the Re
ENTS
« Tusseyville, morning
Hall, a service of
Whiter Than Snow,"
CHURCH APPOINTM
nited Evangelical
entre
; Centre Hall,
Centre
morning
Tussey ville
LOCALS,
The Dixie Jubilee Singers, Monday
evening, March 7th,
Raion set in on Monday The
fall was coasiderable.
01 acenaat of the joy condition of
he roads «nd walks, many people re-
¢:ivad injirias of greater or less extent
fro
Henry Krap?, of Aaronsburg, is the
lay d:legate who will ac ompany Rev.
C. F. Garratt to the conference at
Williamsg
Mr. Mrs
Logan Mills,
of Mr. and
night.
un falling.
yor t.
and Clarence Tyson, of
were guests at the homes
Mrs. Irvin B. Bhowers and
Mr. and Mra, Cook Hubler, for a few
days.
Mrs. Adam Finkle, of
who h
vous br
Spring Mills,
8 been suffering from a ner-
‘ak down, is improving some
what, but her daughter, Miss Miriam,
is now suffering from bealings on her
band
rew 3
+ has been living in
Crolzer, who for a num-
Belle.
¢ io the tutcberir g busei_
1 other pure
town, and next spring
uits, has rented =
farn
t ALOCV
wil
Atl the very
moment when every
in the country is thinking of
” the
ompanion sppears as a big
'r and contains a re
of information as to
what will be worn and why.
womsn
“epring
Home C
fashion numl
clothes Woman's
markeble lot
ittle daughter of Mr. and
David Stone Tusseyville, on
1y to school on Monday morn-
g, fell and broke her bone,
Dr. P. H. Dale reduced the fracture,
and since the child has been resting
well, and much relieved of the pain,
A number ¢
Temple,
drove
collar
ff members of the Ladies
G E, of Centre Hall,
tellefonte Monday evening
to attend a meeting of the Bellefonte
Temple. They were transported on
ur gray horses drawing
Templars being driven by
iford.
Bradf
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intniearas tha
rdhels, Loe I
the jolly
William
Lewis Miller,
4
8 yard watchman and
brakemsn in the Nittany
is, near Bellefonte, fell
DM quence Was
his feet was s0 badly crushed
that amputation of the leg be-
tween the knee and ankle became
The surgery was perform-
ed at the Bellefoute Hospital,
exir
car and the eo
Necessary.
M. F. Rossman, of Tussey ville, gave
the Reporter one of those pop calls
you hear spoken of, but yet it was long
enough to cause the label on his paper
to be changed. Bome time ago Mr
Rossman was thrown from a sleigh,
and bh has since been suffering from
the effects to some extent, although
be is not hindered from moving about
es freely ss ever,
While climbing over a balustrade
surrounding the porch of his house, on
Bunday, former Merchant W. H.
Meyer had the misfortune to fall, and
did so in such a way as to injure one
of his legs. It was at first thought
that the bone was broken, but exami-
nation revealed theicjury to be a
sprain, He was upable to walk for a
few days except by the use of crutches
Miss Myrile Henderson, of Harris.
burg, died Friday. Bhe will be re.
called by many of the young people in
Centre Hall, she having visited Mise
Virgie Durst and ber sister, Mrs. Sam-
uel Goodheart, who was then un-
married, in Centre Hall, together
with Miss Grove. The young lady
was planniog to repeat her visit here
the coming summer, and her friends
were shocked to learn of her death,
You can buy furniture at Centre
Hall cheaper than elsewhere in Centre
county. That is what the Resrick
furniture man would have you believe,
and he Is a man of bis word, You
can have the opportunity to try to
disapprove his advertisements by call-
fog at his store, where he will meet
you most cordially, and he will be
highly pleased to talk faroiture to
you. The goods ke has on hand and
the kind he always deals in js of
such a grade that he need vot turn up
the alley to avoid you if you become
his customer. Good furniture is some
sometimes sold cheap, and then there
is ehenp furniture that is dear at any
price. The Resrick furniture man
sells good furniture cheap, much
cheaper than-it ean be bought else-
Where,
The special orchard train, run joint.
ly by the Division of Z»ology of Penn-
sylvanis, Department of Agrienlture,
and the Pennsylvania Railroad Com-
pany, for the purpose of explaining
methods of pruning and spraying and
otherwise caring for fruit trees and
other plants, will pass over the Lewis-
burg and [yrone railroad, Saturday,
March 6th. The train will consist of
one exhivition car and two lecture
cars. Prof. Burface will be present at
each stopping point. All persons in-
terested are invited twigs of trees and
other specimens of infested or diseased
limbs for examination. They are also
requested to ask questions, Each vis
itor will receive a copy of the Orghard
Primer, just published by the Pennsyl-
vania Rallroad Company, which will
ve found useful and valuable.
ORCHARD
March
TRAIN SCHEDULE,
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Honte
Hall
Coburn...
Miflintarg
Lowlsburg
7.00 to 9.00
Saturday, Mar, 5 —~Centre B10 to 0.45 A
10.10 to 11.40
LIK to S3.00P
340 to 430 FP
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Cookbook to Save Half of Ment Bil,
Housekeepérs ‘who have found
normal while meat prices have been
soaring will welcome the Bunday
North American for February 27, a
table expenses in ball,
This is the first “ook book ever com-
prepare the cheaper parts of the beef,
which are quite as nutritious as the
costlier ones.
This collection of recites puts the
housewife in a position to bat the
high prices, please her family and
keep ber expenses normal in spite of
the Beef Trust's quotations.
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OMiocers to be Elected,
The spring election being over it is
now time to talk of the offices to t
filled in the gounty and s'ate, for the
announcement of candidates will soon
appear. The offices to be filled
these :
Are
t———— of sensmc—
Easter Cnrde
The Esster Cards are now on sale at
the Reporter office. The price is three
for
dozen,
postage paid at this end
These sre the celebrated Davis cards
and are first
fifteen cents
in
five cents, or per
Sent by mall dozen lots,
class They sell every-
that much. The
large purchase enables the sales to be
made at the prices quoted. There ar
twelve designs. Do not wait to order
until a few days before Easter, |
These orders cannot
Bend in order by mall.
worth
ut
order now, be
duplicated.
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Married Today.
The marriage of John A. Cramer and
Miss Bisnche Tressler will take place
today ( Thursday ) at Rock Springs.
Ibe ceremony will be performed by
Rev. A. A. Black. The bridesmaid ie
Miss Elsie Moore, of Centre Hall, and
groomsman is Robert Tressler, brother
of the bride. A large number of in-
vited gussta will witness the ceremony
which will take place at the home of
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mra. Ezra
Tressler.
/
At the Lutheran parsonage, Centre
Hall, Rev. B. F. Bieber, on Turaday
eveniog, united in marrisge William
Ashbridge Thomas and Miss Ruth
R. Bmith, both of Potters Mills. Tie
groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford 8. Thomas and the bride a daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs, Michael Smith
The young couple expect to locate in
Johnstown. The Reporter extends
congratulations, -—
A A Se ————
Schell. Kreltzor,
The marriage of Calvin Behell, of
Lewistown, and Mrs. Annie Kreiizer,
of Yeagertown, formerly of Potter
township, took place Wednesday of
Inst week, in Lewistown. The couple
will live in the latter town.
A A ARI,
New Goods at Murray's Drag Store,
Hair brushes of all kinde—~a full as
sortment, bigh values, low prices. A
full line of clothes brushes, combs and
rabber goods, toilet soaps and per.
fumes. Garden seeds and lawn grass
seeds,
The public is invited to examine
goods, compare prices, and best qual
ity.
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ThomasSmith,
MURRAY & Birsen,
5 A ASAIN
Sober.
C. K. Bober, of Lewisburg, transact.
ed some business at this place, last
week,
The good sledding keeps all our
people on the go, a
Ammon snd L, G. Bayder are tak.
ing out extract wood for U. G. Auman.
O J. Auman and sons are taking
extract wood from Lhe state lands.
John Lingle moved iato the house
of F. A. Auman last week,
B. Wolf, Charles Miller, Amb
Wolf and sister Lettie, of this pihoe,
expect to start for Illinols next week,
where they hope to flod employment
a
Harris 1ownship
The Farmer's Institute was well at.
tended, Interesting and instructive
lectures were delivered by competent
speakers from State College and other
parts of the state. A pleasing feature
was the excellent music rendered by
the young people,
On the afternoon of Washington's
{ birthday, appropriate exercises were
held in the High School room st
Boalsburg, the three schools taking |
part in it. The room was tastefully
decorated.
Nervices will be held in the Re-
formed church vext Sunday evening |
at 7:30 o'clock, instead of the
noon.
afters |
i
Mr. Nisely, of State College, attend. |
ed to business in Boalsburg on Mon. |
day afternoon, |
Mrs. Henry Dale returned last week |
from a visit of several weeks with her |
daughter, Mra Harry MeGirk in Al- i
| toona.
Miss Alice KE. Weber returned to her |
| bome at Huntingdon on
ter ependiog a fortnight
Tuesday, uf-|
with friends |
in Centre county. {
Mr. and Mrs. Willism Myers, “of |
| Alexandria, visited relatives in Boals- |
i
i burg Inst week,
Lee Segoe and family, of State Col. |
| lege, ‘pent Sunday in Boalsburg., They |
| expect to move to Illinois, where they
| will engage io farmiog with
seguoer, a brother. The latter very
much plessed with the country, after
a year's residence there, and the oppor.
tunities offered.
| Miss Madie GiogWerich is spending
this week at Lin ten Hall.
avd Mra. Adam Krumrine
among thesick. Mrs, C. W,
j of Tusse; ville, is helping to care for
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Dorsey
in
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Mr are
Nwarz
| them.
| W. E. Gettig, with his little dsugh-
ter, Katharine, of Altoone, arrived st
Bellefonte on Baturdav evening, where |
they remsived over Bonday with his
brother, 8B. D. Gettig, E¢q. They came
to Boaleburg on Monday morning snd
=
| returned to their on Tuesd
hey ©
{day anniversaries
home
| ay ening. lebirated
the fe
ji of little Miss Marion, on the
| the eightieth birthday of |
| fa'her, J, H. Meyer, on the 21a,
Mr. B of Beuner
WHE 8 ZUest H
home during Farmer's [ostitate
Missa Ruth Yarns of Wesln
| Grove, was entertained at Irs
share, townshi
|
wr
at the Hostermasn
i, at
the
tishel home over Runday
Mr. and Mrs
Branch,
farm o
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| M 84 Ge rirude, of Pine Grove Mills, at
tended the Farmer's Institute
urday
(irorge Kanp snd Mr.
| Frank McFarlane attended the funeral
of Dr. Christ at Biate College on Rat.
Namuel Glenn, of the
were visitors at the Hilleide«
Haturday.
rge Keichline and daughter
on Nat.
and Mra
urday forenoon.
We to thai
Miss Hazel Lucas who has been ill for |
ROR
are pleased mention
some time has recovered and is
to schiool again,
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Aaronsburg,
Mre, Emma Beaver and Mrs Jennle
Springer, of Mitlbelm, the
come guests of Mra, Ele Weaver.
were Wei
* Mra. Luther Wert has gone to visit
friends at State College,
Jacob Winkleblech, of Rebershurg,
John Detwiler and of Centre |
Hall, were gues's at of |
Warren Ninsleblech.
J Warren Beaver and family, Ed!
Bressler and family, Pierce Minnick |
od family, Frank Tomlinson
family, Herbert Condo and family,
Wm. Weaver and Frank Stover have |
gone to m-ke their future home in
Plainfield, Illinois.
Mrs Fred Cranston, better known
a+ Eva Meyer, of Philadelphia, is visit.
ing at the home of her uncle, Dr. A.
HB. Musser,
Mrs. Caroline Mayes has gone to
spend an indefinite time with her
daughters, Mra. Maggie Eby and Mre
wife,
the home
Calvin Moyer, of Freeburg, is the}
guest of his brother-in-law, W, H
Philips.
Blaine Bitner, of Spring Mills, visit
ed hissunt, Alice Bright, a few days
last week,
Miss Rulh Bwabb spent Baturdsy
with ber sister, Mrs. Burd, at Coburn,
Miss Jennie Rupp, of Siate College,
was down to spend the Isst few days
at the home of Warren Beaver, before
their departure,
Mra. Bara Kleckper, of Mifllinburg,
visited at the home of her brother-in.
law, Emsnuel Musser,
Mrs, Grove and daughter, of Spring |}
Mille, were the guests of Warren
Beaver, one day last week,
Mrs. Jobn Coldren and Miss Bessie
Coldren, of Centre Hall, visited the
former's mother, Mra, Clara Burd,
Charlies Miller, and Miss Ruth
Crouse were nut sleighing on Bunday,
Sparr Wert and Miss Nellie Burg
followed suit,
Warren Winkleblech, Harry Wyle,
Luther Bower, and CO, H. Stover took
two sled loads of Mr. Btover's house.
hold goods to Lewistown, on Monday.
Pa MIM SS BAAS.
In the March number of The Ladies’
World several pages are devoted to the
Spring styles, and there are illustrated
articles showing the new materials,
beside an excellent lesson on dress.
makin gz.
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for the summer,
Read the Reporter,
SO SO I PE Et PR
Oak Hall,
W. H. Close snd Wm. Kein are
C. G. McBride, F. 8,
lege, addressed the members of Victor
the regular meeting
Saturday afternonn,
on
Mies Marian Zimmerman,
fonte, wus the guest of
of Belle-
Miss Cathryn
Dale last week,
Oak Hall well represented at
the Farmer's Lustitute at Boalsburg
Friday and Saturday,
The pupils of the in this
place celebrated Washington's birth-
Wis
schools
Tibben Zabler « f Bprin
30 y
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g Mills, was
in town over Bu; day.
Mr, and Mrs
Mise Henner
Charles
and
Edwin spent Monday at Bellefonte,
Laura
relatives in town,
Mre. BSsmuel Blazer
parents at Unjonville
Clifford Closes
WEre rece
Ross |.
f
is visiting b
nnd of Al-
t visitors in town.
wder
family,
toons,
Mrs, entertained
Munday school ¢
ind a few ol
y.
Prof. and Ji
Washington, D. ©
ier irieuds at dinner on
Mrs hin
Were
town on Monday afiernoon.
’ callers Ir
Misa Gertiu ie
lends nt Ziou
Mrs, Hammond Roche fF.
fonte,
Homan fs visiting
WHS 8 Osler own betwess
rains,
M Dale
Sundsy siternoon st the home of (
M. Dale at the Branch.
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Finnor and gmtin
The Lest : : used snd en
The Dixie
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lave you ever tried our Special Blend 7
no matter how much
There ir none to be
ompared with it, at the exceptionally
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20c PER POUND
ry it and be convinced. REMEMBER,
ive you your MONEY BACK if goods
re not as we represent them
lighest price paid for your Produce and
5.00 or over.
HOWARD H. BRICKER
CASH GROCER, BOALSBURG., PA.
All Candy sold to Retail Dealers by
CAMP CANDY CO.
Manufacturers
TYRONE, PENN'A
&
BALE REGISTER,
THURBDAY, YEBRUARY 24. twe ive
hy 1. B. White, one
Cave 0 BOs
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half mile northeast of Penns
4 weighs 1600 potinds
ay voit, one
¥ colt, § years old
Aare. 5 year old weighs 1
goer, two heifers. seve fi CWes
two bucks, Also a full live of farming mpl
ments, wagons, harness, 1o ¥, oly wna cert
H. H, Miller, auctioneer
TUESDAY, MARCH 3.
And one ha f miles sotith of
Crodg church, on the
0, Detwiler
your
weg he wo bout 800 fas y
5),
COWs
sin
twelve o'c lock,
privig Milis
Greta] farm. by
Hix horses horse we
ack HiRre we ighs 145A 1] foal ty
with fos] ; black hore, r :
coll, rising three years Hig
two calves, two wagons, farm imu
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goods
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ask COnait
Frank Mayes, auction
FRIDAY, MARCH
Boslsburg
wt «
lerman,
brood nieres, & full Hine of
grain cloversoed, |
ATURDAY, MARCH
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Wing
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