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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
8. W. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor
MW Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hall as
Second Class mail matter,
Cen
THURBDAY,
Re Harr, . .
1910
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CHURC H APPOINTMENTS
Unlon, morning ; Spring Mills, af-
Reformed 1
terngon ; Centre Hall, evening.
Hall
MARC H 8,
terian-—Centre , morning ; Spring
Pres
Lraoon.
utre Hall, morning ;
8, evening.
stheran--O Tusseyville,
afternoon ; Spriog Mil
Harris iownship
Alfred Rupp is attending a
tion of Foresters at Harrisburg
week.
John A. Fortney attended to official
business at the county seat on Mon-
day.
Mr. and Linn Woomer,
State College, spent last week in this
place, caring for the sick in the J. W.
Miller family.
Mr. and Mrs.
conven-
this
Mrs, of
Samuel Durst, of
Earlystown, who attended the
Cramer-Tressler wedding at Rock
Springs tarried for a night on their
homeward way with relatives in
Bosalsturg.
William and Harry Hummel and
Peter Stuck, of Mifllin county, were
visitors at the home of Alexander
Kubn over Buanday.
Mrs. John Fisher, with her little son
Fred, of Bellefonte, enjoyed a few days
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, George Kaup.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Condo, of
Bpring Mills, visited at the home of
W. B Young during the past week.
Mre, Maria Wagner, of Tusseyville,
is at present staying with her son 8. J.
Waguoer, whose wife is ill with
pneumonia,
John Hook spent several weeks
with his sister Mrs. Showalter at Lew-
istown.
Mra.
spent Thursday
friends at Boalsburg.
Misses Helen and Esther Whitehill,
of Lemont, visited with their grand.
mother, Mrs, Margaret Riley over
Sunday.
Dr. Bamuel Woods and family, of
Lemont, spent Friday evening with
bis mother, who on that day passed
another milestone in ber journey
through life,
George Houlz and Martha
celebrated their birthday or the 220d
The former is sixteen years and the
latter eleven years.
Scarcely bad the festivities of Wash-
ingtors birthday ended when the
stork made 8 visit to Boalsburg and
stopped with the tinner H. 8B. Harro,
where he left a dear little girl.
Mre. J. I. Thompson, of Lemont,
spent Saturday aftsrnoon at Boal:-
burg.
The pupils of the high sehool and a
number of other young people, were
ente home of Charles
Kubn Thursday evening of last week.
Will Hess, of Pittsburg, is visiting
at the home of his sister Mrs. Charles
Hegt Jer.
Mies
Edward Bellers, of Oak Hall,
of last week with
sister
rtained at the
Nora M. Miller is spending
some time at the home of Solomon
Lohr at the Branch. Mr. Lohr is
moving to Boow Bhoe, and Miss
Miller is helping to get ready for the
sale and the moving.
Miss Eva Grove, of Benner town-
ghip visited with relstives in Boajs-
burg and vicinity last week,
A plight fire occurred at the 3. W.
Garberic home at Boalsburg on Satur.
day morning. A neighbor lady saw
the smoke coming from the roof and
although there were men about the
place, the ladies had presence of mind
enough to extinguish it, so that little
damage was done,
Girls should never keep a secret
from their mother, hut Missss Effie
and Elsie Rishel left their mother in
the dark until her birthday which oc-
curred ou the 23rd, when she was
pleasantly surprised to find her friends
had remembered her by a shower of
birthday post cards and an album.
Mr, and Mrs. Loyd Bartges, of
Coburn, visited for a few days with
Mr. and Mrs, N. W, Meyer at Locust
Grove farm. Eoth families are deeply
interested in dairying and stockrais-
ing. Mr. Meyer has a cow of the
Durham breed that he has been milk-
ing four times a day during the lsst
two months,
A 1 MPA.
Faster Cards,
The Easter (ards are now on sale at
the Reporter office. The price Is three
for five cents, or fifteen cents per
dozen. Bent by mail in dozen lots,
postage paid at this end.
These are the celebrated Davis cards,
and are first class. They sell every-
where two for five cents, and are really
worth that much. The Reporter's
large purchase enables the sales to be
made at the prices quoted. There are
twelve designs. Do not wait to order
uatil & few days before Easter, but
order now. These orders cannot be
duplicated. Send in order by mail.
A A AANA
WANTED Apples, apple butter and
dried apples—C, P. Long store, Bpring
Mills. : 2
i
ihe Daddies.
“The Daddies’ Is a subordinate
order of the great Independent Order
of Bachelors. At the foot of Old Tus-
ship, at the home of George Jordan,
the body met at the banquet table, ( be-
Heving as they do that every organi-
zation should assemble at the fistive
evening of last week.
Laws, as unchangeable sas those of
the Medes and Persians, were passed,
and will be rigidly enforced. A few of
the rules that the public may know
are these :
No member i» permitted to * histe
booze to the extent of becoming a pro-
fessional in the art ; no member ia al-
lowed to escort an old maid who ie
adicted to the use of powder and paint
—the penalty being dismissal, with no
appeal.
But the banquet ! It was a grand
success. Thirty «- nine were present,
and the Potters Mills orchestra fur-
nished the music, There were several
recitations and addresses. * Eating
Pie in the Air ”’ was the subject eluci-
dated by W. Mulbarger, and fur her
expounded by F. McCoy. Beveral
speakers from a distance had been in-
vited, but they were not present.
At a business session leather medals
were awarded Muck & Keifler for the
gastronomic feats of having devoured
two ten cent boxes of digestive tablets,
Three new members were let into
mysteries of the order, the master of
ceremonies being Dr. Kobler. The
members were F. McCoy, J. Arm-
strong andyJ. Auman,
Charges were preferred against two
members. The first charge was, buy-
ing intoxicating liquors ; second, sell-
ing talcum powder to old maids.
The old maids were all invited, but
none appeared. The rank and file of
the order hopes the aged maidens will
return the compliment when they hold
their banquet, and they will be assured
that good will be returned for evil.
Space will not permit giving the
names af those present and absent, the
me jority of the latter being from Pot-
ter's Mills,
Any one wishing to join the order
should commuuicate with the recrets-
ry, who will notify Dr. Kohley, presi-
dent, who will call to see you and ex-
plain its workings. XXX,
msi st o———
MiMin County Dry.
Mifflin county will be dry for an-
other year. License court was held op
Monday, and after petitions and argu-
ments ou both sides had been present-
ed, Judge Woods announced that sil
licenses refused. Associate
Judge Bwyers voted for to all
applicants,
About nine thousand persons signed
remonpstrances in some shape or form,
that number being sbout twice
many sas signed against license
year.
The hotel keepers ail claimed they
were doing a losing business without
were
license
fs
last
license, but this plea did nol seem to
take with the court. There was
attempt made to that hotels
were improperly conducted, nor that
the lavdiords were fit or unfit persons
to be licensed under the law. It ap-
pears the court was guided by the
wishes of the people, the great ma
jority of whom are opposed to the
liquor trafic.
The St. Charles, Coleman, National,
Miller, Valley, and Central hotels in
Lewistown have closed their doors to
the public
Hotels that are conducted for the
sole reason that it carries with them
the privilege to sell intoxicants have
no moral right to exist. The closing
of these hotels shows plainly what
they were in business for,
ALA
Orchard Train Coming
The special orchard train, run Joint.
ly by the Division of Zology of Pann-
sylvanis, Department of Agriculture,
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 Cyrone railroad, Baturday,
March 5th. 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 Orchard
Primer, just published by the Penney.
vania Railroad Company, which will
ve found useful and valuable,
ORCHARD TRAIN SCHEDULE.
Friday, March d4-Fowler.. . 1.06 to 28 P. M.
Julian. “2 40 fo 400
Bellefonte. 7.00 to 9.00
Saturday, Mar. S-Centre Hall 8.19 to 0.40 A. M.
Coburn... 10.10 to 11.40 *
Miflinburg... 1.00 to 3.00 PP. M
Lewisburg... 5.40 to 450 ¥. M.
A A SAAT IN
Milroy Man Arrested,
George Bmeigh, of Milroy, was ar.
rested by County Detective Charles D.
Garrett on Baturday afternoon on
the charge of illegally selling liquor,
says the Lewistown Democrat and
Hentinel of Monday. In default of
$500 bail, the defendant ig lodged in
the county jail to wait a hearing bes
fore Justice A. A. Orr.
Tuesday morning Smeigh plead
guilty before Judge Woods and was
sentenced to jail for six months, and
flued $500.
no
show
Oak Hall, Organiiing Orchestra,
A little son, the first boy in the| Prof. P. H.
family, arrived at the home of John | | effort to organiz: an orchestra from |
Close last week, | young musicians in Centre: Hall
D. B. With himsetf as a leader,
| far sucoeeded in
and Eton | Allison, Floyd KE
among the | Meyer, Misses
Lowder spent several days |
tnducing Cross
Bayder, Robert
Mable Arney, Bertha |
| Stroh meler, Leila Huyett to]
and | join the movement, which it is |
of | hoped will ultimately become of local
{importance from a
Miss Mary
Lowder are
sick.
Mr. and
Etters
numbered
and
in
Mr.
children,
Mrs Wm. Rosa,
Luther Dale and
Pleasant Gap, and Mrs. Etters and |
Mrs. Shuey, of Lemont, wera guests | | point,
at Sunny Hillside on Saturday. | —
Miss Carrie Rishel . who has been | New Goods ut Marray's Drug Btore,
staying at the George Mariz home | hes of all kinds—a fall
vear Lemont for several weeks, » high values, low pric
home again,
Mr.and Mrs, John 8. Dale, of Dale's
Summit, speut several hours in town fumes
on Thursday evening. | seeds,
Arthur Peters expeols to start Ibe
musical stend-
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Hair bros
sortment
ue
is | 8 A
{ full line of clothes brushes,
{ rubber goods, toilet sosps and per-
Garden seeds sud lawn grass
al public is invited to examine
coh
CE ak hc ot rd,
S. M. BELL'S
epee
pg ate
Wi DOUGLAS
BASSE
BOALSBURG, PA.
51-2¢c Ib.
cream route from this loeslity to State | goods, com par and best
College, {Ly
Mrs. John Kline, of Fillmore,
the guest of her daughter, Mrs, Elmer
Lowder,
Dr. 8B. H. Gilliland, of Marietta,
expected here Baturday, and will be
initiated by Victor Grange into the?
mysteries of that order. ju
| they
| cream, ¢
prices,
qual.
WAS MURRAY & BITNER
smi ——
Pp ne Grove Mulls
The schol the
will hold bar quet
March 4th, Quite a
e sent
all
}
age
ia Hrs In High
in the
number of invita
snd it
(yy
fa
INA Wer out,
wiil come, slers,
Linden Hall. nud will
Bloomard Bhutt and family sttend-
ed the funeral of an uncle, in Belie- |
fonte, on Baturday. | of Oak Hall,
Mrs. Richard Brooks entertsined s | of
number of friends at dinner on Thure- |
day. |
Mr. aud Mrs. George Harshberger |
moved last week to new of
on the Potter farm, through |
Mrs, Busan Kennedy went to Sinking | this vicinity one d sy lust week,
Valley Saturday, where she will visit! A
ber daughter, Mrs. Annie Morrow. the
Thuraday of last week Charles
Weaver had a horse fall on the ice,
while going from the stable to
watering trough, and broke its leg.
WHS Necessary lo end
candies be
| served.
| Austin Dale and daughter, Cathryn,
were callers st the home
Mrs. Kate Musser, the latter having
dental work done by Dr. Krebs.
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Colyer.
Mrs. John
F urnac
home, | Mr. and
ju esr Centre
their Th HOT Pad n,
passed
little pew
of
Caer came
Mr. and Mrs
10
home
| Swabl
Mr. and Mrs
{ hoy to the home of
the | Frank Filoray.
It
1g I'he Dixie J
evening,
to shoot it
suffering.
Elizabeth, the bright little diughter {
uf Mr. and Mrs. J. 8B. Miller, of Rock i
Spriog, is spendiog a week with her
aunt at this place, |
Guelss Wagoer and J. 8. Miller are |”
serving ae jurors this week in Belle.|
fonte. |
Ruth MeCli
poeumonia
Richard Brooks bought a Shetland |
pony Tuesdsy in MiMinburg. |
tic is very ill witl
ifsc
Georges Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Barger sod!
daughter Sara spent last Thursday, at a
Spriog Mills, at the home of J bo |
Zerby. 8
Wednesday morning 8 P. Hennigh | |
and M. J Barger left for Williamsport
where will sttend the United |
Evangelical Conference The
8 delegate from the Locust Grove olsss |
Thomas Davis, of Lemont,
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. | 5
A. C. Davis. a
The mavy friends of J. C. Reeder!
planned a surprise for him on Monday |
evening, and it was pot until he wae | 4
lifted high in the air that he realiz wd | ® oo
that it waa his birthday. Those ‘
ent were Mr.and Mra, F, W,
tie, Mr. and Mréa J. W. Gabble,
snd Mrs Samuel Gobble, Mr. and Mrs. i
D. C. Lingle, Mr. and Mrs. F, Ack
ermuan, Mr, and Mrs. William Motter,
Mr.and Mra. E. D. Foust, Mr. and
Mra. Charles Ripks, Mr. aud Mrs. Har-
ry Comiogs, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Bar|
ger, Mra. Sarah Reeder, Mrs. Mary |.
Barger, Mrs. J. W. Bweetwood, Misses
Iva Henuigh, Gertie Lingle, Sara Rar-
ger, Lizzie Heunigh, Bessie
Carrie Bargér, Mary Gobble, Helen
Ripka, Tencha Zettle, Roxie Zottle
Messrs 8B. P. Heunigh, I. T. H. F. ust,
H. A. Haugh, D. D. Decker, D E
Hennigh, E L. Lingle, Maynard Bar.
ger, Lioyd Ripka, Victor Lingle, Rey
Zottle, Milton Barger, Clarence I, Ingle
Herbert Gobble, Roy Zttle, Herbert
Barger, Chester Foust, Orren Barger,
Walter Gobble, Karl Davis. Cake and
ice cream were served, and all had a
most delightful evening.
they
iatter
i
pent |
pres.
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Davie,
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Holmen ba
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# sell TRI
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MONDAY, MARCH 21, at ten o'clock Harry
E Fye, one and onehail miles east of Od Fort
Large nu 4. ber of horses, cattie, hogs, ele, and a
full line of ali good farming implements,
TUESDAY, MARCH 23-J oh Moyer & Boa, on
the John Wolle farm west of Rebe Meburg. Live
flock, farm implements an Y household gods
FRIDAY, MARCH 25, ten © clock Perry Ww
Breon, one acd owe hall miles eas of Potters
Milis. Farm stock asd full line of implements
aino household goods
ow, hog 8 God
wiler caives, 2
irom oa Wo pounds
besa r § 2 good
i Rood cosa
oil, two to
g in weight
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Wi Berkshirg
Pleasant Gap.
Mra. Herbert Showers is under the
care of Dr. Dale.
The stork made a visit to this town
and stopped at Ira Gill's, leaving & lit-
tie baby girl there,
Mrs Lyde Love, of Bellefonte, visit.
ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Weaver, a courle days last week.
Mrs. Barah Corl is very ill at this
writing.
Merrill Gill has accepted & position
in Tyrone.
Miss Fredericks, of Spring Mills, le
visiting frinds in town,
Qiite a few of the town people at.
tended the I. O O. F, banquet, in
Bellefonte, Wednesday night of last
week,
Charles Corl, of Boalsbu'g, was a
visitor in town last week,
Mra. David Rimmey fell on the ice
and was hurt pretty badly about the
head.
Archey Irvin spent Buoday at his
home in this place,
Miss Lottie Harrison was on the sick
list for a few days, and during that
time was obliged to close Lier school.
A A I AAAI,
The contributors to the March
Human Life include Alfred Henry
Lewis, Ada Patterson, Catherine
Frances Cavansugh, John Arbuth.
notte, Charles W. Post, Jay E. House,
TUESDAY, MARCH 29. one o'clock-J. HH, Ross
al the Ross new farm bam, at L ‘ndea Hall
Hotes, cows, ,oung cattle, sheep and hogs.
“Steven ¢' Double Barrel Hammerless
Shotgun for Sale | This gun is practical
new, having been use
but two seasons. Gaarmintecd all right in every
respect, Wil be sold at a Bargain Apply at the
office of
THE CENTRE REPORTER.
a
il ssa
ov - ARD LOT YOR SALE The under.
signed offers rer house and lot, loos ted
at the foot of Nidauy Mountain, on | Oeste Hall
borough, The lot contains abogt
MRS, REBECCA FLORAY,
Centre Hall, Fa
FIHREE Pows AND HORSE FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers for ssle three
yung cows, will I bo fre tome time in March,
The horse is a good leatr, and cannot be hitched
wrong. Good reason for selling.
MRS, AGNES LUTZ,
On Holter Farm, Nittany Mountain,
Centre 14 Hall, Pa,
ANVAS GLOVES~The undersigrod « Morn
for sale canvas gloves, at from 66
$1.2 pera haan, and i sol alte
“ fon ove wearers,
ng che — oture re of how 5h
ail o
ip SUATSulond.
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aud » host of others, Fiar
(reat Bargains all over our
Store. Call and be convinced.
A Present Free to those pur-
chasing to the amount of $1 oo
or over at one time.
THE LARGEST MAKER AND RETAILER
OF MEN'S FINE SHOES IN THE WORLD.
“SUPERIOR TO OTHER MAKES.”
“I have worn W. L. Douglas shoes for the
past six years, and always find they are far
superior to all other high grade shoes instyle,
comfort and dural lity.” W.QO.JONES,
i0 Howard Ave, Utica, N. YY. 1
If 1 could Ue you into my large face
tories at Brockton, Mass., and show you
how carefully W. L. Douglas shoes are
made, you would realize why they hold
their shape, fit better, wear longer, and
are of greater value than any other make.
CAUTION t me and prio
is got @ bart * a ’ No vi shatithte,
ify oe ip he g tw # elit,
write for Mall Order « ¥.5.1 " Bio kt Taw
Mane,
All Candy sold to Retail
npan y
ring {
ring Confectioners, Ty
ADULTE RATE D
ly pure and
i to h nl
conform
wns. TOR, BA 1 BY
J. F. SMITH,
CENTRE HALL, - « PENN.
CAMP CANDY CO.
Manufacturers
TYRONE, PENN’A
GRAIN MARBET.
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PRODUCE AT STORES,
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10 WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN
The Lyon View Co., Inc., Job Printers. Manulac-
turers of Post Cards, Calendars, Enlargments, Hall
ones, wish to announce that their President, Maurice”
P. Breon, formerly of Centre Hall, will be in this
place for a week or ten days and wish to state fur-
ther that the above company was incorporated under
the laws of New York State with an ant i capital
of $25,000 for the purpose of manufacty § the above
articles and as there will remain unsold ~ $12,000
worth of Common Stock, Par Value $10 per Share,
Any one interested will confer the company a
[avor by writing Mr. Breon personally at Spring Mills,
R. F. D. 3
By calling at the Reporter office you will receive
one of our Prospectuses or same will be mailed to
you upon request.
Yery truly yours,
LYON VIEW COMPANY
DAY-OLD
WHITE SINGLE-COMB
WYAND OTES WHITE LEGHORNS
CHAS. D. BARTHOLOMEW, Centre Hall, Pa,
BREEDER OF THOROUGHBRED POULTRY
Buffalo and Model Incubators, Brooders and P
oultry Supplies on hand
and for sale at all times,
Call or write for prices. BOTH PHONES
In All Grades, from 50c¢
to $1.00 a piece.
From 30c to $1.00 a piece
MEN 'S SWEATERS
From 50c to $3.50
GIVE,US AICALL