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ThE CENTRE REPORTER.
THURSDAY, MAY 5 1910
Orchard Dimunataution.
A practical demonstration in spray-
ing will be given in the following
orchards on the dates named: Tues-
day, May 10th, in the orchard of Ben-
jamin Limbert, in Brush Valley ;
Wednesday, May 11th, in the orchard
of J. J. Arney, Centre Hall ; Thurs.
day, May 12th, in orchard of Newton
Neidigh, at State College ; Friday,
May 13th, in orchard of Col. W. F,
Reynolds, Bellefonte. Btate Orchard
Inspector T. OC, Foster will be present
at these meetings and have charge of
the work,
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MMeCormick- Mingle,
& Thursday evening, April 28th, at
the Methodist parsonage, Spring Mills,
George H., McCormick, of Potters
Mills, and Miss Nellie C. Mingle, of
Aaronsburg, were united in bonds of
holy matrimony. Both are well and
favorably known in this community,
and have a host of friends who
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Sohool Diceotor a Violator,
The Indiana court was sustained by
the superior court ina decision render-
ed in a case of the commonwealth vs,
a school director in one of the school
districts in the county. The director
was charged and found guilty of
violating the 66th section of the act of
March 31, 1860, in furnishing labor,
material, horses anl wagons for the
distribution of maps, books and sup-
plies to the several schools of sald dis-
trict, and for the repairing of school
house,
This section of the school law
violated to a greater or less extent by
many school boards, and the outcome
of this particular case is printed as a
eaution to boards wishing to conform
their actions more closely to the letter
and epirit of the law. Bchool direc-
tors, like individuals, ofttimes violate
laws for a long time without interfer.
ence, but finally the law is invoked,
and the violator must soffer the
penalty.
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LOCALS
Mra. B. H. Knepley suffered a para-
lytic stroke a few days ego,
she has been quite feeble,
heartily congratulate them,
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Shoes at Wielands,
Ladies’ and Misses’ oxfords, paten
leather oxfords, Russian calf bluche
oxfords, men’s heavy work shoes,
boys’ wici blucher, a complete line in
each. Common sense shoes for
women and elderly Jgdies., They are
the most comfortable shoes on the
market. F. E. WIELAND,
Linden Hall, Pa.
Linden Hall.
A‘gang of workmen for the P. R. R.
company are mwkking some necessary
repairs about the station at this place,
which includes a new platform and
porch in front of the building.
Mrs. G. M. Hall spent Friday in
Bellefonte,
Mrs, George Keichline and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jobn Dreiblebis, returned
from New York where they had been
at the bedside of Mrs. William Feld.
ing, who is seriously ill, and whose
condition is unchanged,
R. C. Palmer is making extensive
repairs to his house. With the large
addition and the new porch he is
building he will have one of the most
attractive homes in this section.
Mrs. John Felding is at the home of
her father, William Whitmer, who is
suffering from gaogrene,
Joseph Markle, of White Deer, is
spending a few days with his brother
George.
George Bweeney is in a critical con.
dition, suffering from a paralytical
stroke, at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Newton Yarnell,
Mrs, Blanche Gregg, of Scranton, is at
the Yarnell home helping to care for
her father,
Gregg Carper returned from Clair-
ton, where he had b2en employed dar-
The family of Dr. J. V. Foster ex-
pect to come to Centre Hall from
Mifflinburg in the near future,
Mra. 8B. Elmer Ishlor and Misa
Della Ishler, of Bosalsburg, were |p
Centre Hall beginning of this week.
Prof. and Mrs. Charles ¥. Bhaw, of
State College, were in Centre Hall
over Bunday.
A.C. Mingle and family were in
Centre Half Bunday, having made
the trip in the new Overland automo-
bile Mr. Mingle purchased recently.
Judge MeClure, of the Bnyder coune
ty court, revoked the liquor license of
the hotel at Kratzerville upon being
convinced that the law bad been vio
lated.
John Noll, the Pleasant Gap painter
aud decorator, was in Centre Hall the
work oti the interior of the residence
of E. M. Huyett,
The last Friday in April was =a
an old belief,
during the succeeding
wel,
Charles Fred Wright, of
banna county, is now state treasurer
Btate Treasurer Bheatz was ousted by
a decision of the supreme court, which
declared that the governor had the
power to appoint when an offiesr-elect
died.
Mr. snd Mrs. George Sharer,
near Pleasant Gap, were guests at the
home of the latter's grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wion, in Cen
tre Hall on Bunday. They are hav-
ing their first experience in farm life,
having begun to operate
Husque-
of
a farm on
father at farming this summer.
Christ Evey is at death’s door with
cancer of the stomach.
Mrs. Robert McClellan, Mrs. Tam-
mie Keller, Mrs. James Swabb and
Mrs, Searson attended the funeral of
Mrs. Corl, at Pleasant Gap, on
Tuesaday.
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Tusseyville.
Mrs. T. B. Bwartz and Miss Jennie
Bodtorf spent Thursday and Batur-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs,
James Spangler, and Mr, and Mrs, H.
F. Rossman,
After spending a week at the home
of his mother, Charles I. Ishler return-
ed to Altoona on Thursday.
Mr, and Mrs, A, F. Heckman spent
Saturday at the home of Mrs. Heck-
man.
For the past week 'dquire A. B.
Lee has been pursing a very sore
finger which caused him considerable
suflering. It is to be hoped he may
soon regain the use of the disabled
member,
Esther Bitoer spent Bunday with
her friend, Ruth Martz.
Margaretta Rockey enjoyed the
company of Grace Neff on Sanday
afternoon.
Mrs. C. W. Bwarlz has not been en-
joying her usual good health for the
past few days,
Miss Edna Ishler spent Sanday
afternoon and evening with her friend,
Miss Edoa Wagner,
Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Runkle and
children spent Bunday at the homes
of Mr.and Mrs. A. F. Heckman, and
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Runkle,
Woodward.
William Glantz visited bis daugh-
ter Mrs. Long, near Spring Mills, last
week, :
Mrs. Arney snd Mrs. Irvin Bmith
spent a few hours at the home of J, L.
Grenoble on Bunday,
N. W. Eby and wife visited thelr
daughter Mrs, Allen Hess, at Yeager.
town, a few days last week.
Henfy ‘Treaster and daughter,
Miss Grace, from Reedsviile, sre visit
ors al the home of Abrabam Tress
ter.
Clarence Musser and son, of Asrons-
bnrg, are painting at Dr, Ard’s home.
Edward Bheesley left for Loganton
lest week at which place he is em-
. bioyed.
Saturday evening, May 7th, com-
anion jorviess will be | held Ch rou
nigel Will, a be conducied
Dreher, and the pastor, Rev, s
A public meetiog will be held in the
Presbyterian church, Tuesday eve-
niog, eight o'clock, on 17th instant,
in the interest of Christian Eadeavor
work, to which all Eadeavor workers
and members of Kindred societies and
the public generally are invited. The
meeting will be addressed by Mr,
Bhartle, who will represet the coun-
ty union.
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Never hesitate about giving Cham-
berlain’s Cough Remedy to children
It contains no oplum or other ner
cotica and can be given with implicit
confidence. As a quick cure for
coughs and colds to which children
are susceptible, it is unsurpassed,
Bold by Murray sod Bitoer,
W SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
WR PAINTS & VARNISHES
WwW know that for every sur-
face, outside and inside
of her home, there is a special
paint, varnish, stain or enamel;
that theselection of the righttreat:
ment for each surface is vital to
durability as well as pleasing
effects, and that The Seng
Williams Co., whom we repre-
sent, have devoted forty years to
the study of surface treatments
and the making of paints and
varnishes best suited to each.
E want every housewife to
Have a Paint Talk with Us
The woman who wants a home
that is artistic and up-to-date in
every way, should come in and
have & paint talk with us, We
will be glad to tell her of the
ibilities of paint and varnish
in beautifying and preserving
every surface in and about the
home, and how to trest
each room #0 as to secure
pleasing and har-
monious results,
Rearick’s Furniture Store
Centre Hall, Pa.
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- Fancy Goods.
HARDWARE
Wire Nails, per Ib,
and
DEPARTMENT
FOR CONCRETE
Prices lower
4 Ibs. Rice
6 Ibs, Hominy
3 Ibs. Raisins
3 Ibs. Prunes
3 Ibs, Peaches
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ments,
store.
prices low at our
$5.00 worth
Spring
Mills, Pa.
Alcohol
not needed
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is not a
strong drink. As now made,
there is not a drop of alcohol
in it. It is a non-alcoholic tonic
and alterative. Ask your own
doctor about your taking this
medicine for thin, impure
blood. Follow his advice
every time. He knows.
We publish our formulas
ers
Ask your doctor, “*What is the rst great
rule of health?’ Nine doctors out of
ten will Quickly reply, *“ Keep the bowels
regular.”’ Then ask bim another ques
tion, “ What do you think of Ayer's
Pills for constipation? ’’
wade by the J. C. Ayer Co, Lowell, Mase, ewes
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SIGN OF THE BEST.
Coffee! Coffee!!
Have you ever tried our Special Blend ?
This coffee has such a delightful flavor
and aroma that once used you will not
want any other, no matter how much
higher the price. There ig none to be
compared with it, at the exceptionally
low price we offer it to you,
20c PER POUND
Try it and be convinced. REMEMBER,
we guarantees to please you with any-
thing in the GROCERY LINE and will
give you your MONEY BACK if goods
are ust as we represent them,
Wa bani ish =i leohol
from our medicises
We u "RE you to
songs t your
Gustas
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Highest price paid for your Produce and
We Pay the Freight on all orders of
$5.00 or over.
HOWARD H. BRICKER
CASH GROCER, BOALSHURG, FA.
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Look at our line of New
SHOES
Ladies’ & Misses’ Oxfords
Patent Leather Oxfords
Rus, Calf Blucher Oxfords
Men's Heavy Work Shoes
Boys’ Vici Bluchers
We have a complete line
of Common Sense Shoes
for Women and elderly
Ladies ; the most comfort-
able shoes on the market,
F. E Wieland
General Store
LINDEN HALL, PA.
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PTTL Eee es
El
Murray's Drug Store
White Lead
John Lucas Paints
Varnishes, Paint Brushes
PAPER AND ENVELOPES,
PENS AND PENCILS
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GARDEN AND FLOWER
¢
¢ SEEDS
Ia The Juality s right an
is right and the prices
he public is invited to
ATI Ol in and test their
¢ quality,
Centre Hall, Penna
pei heii iinet titi
Laces,
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and sell goods the lowest for cash.
CENTRE HALL,
+ BoNSHORG TAVERN
BOALSBURG, PA.
AMOS KOCH, PROPRIETOR
This well-known hostelry is rad to accom.
date sll travelers Bua to and from all Jenin |
mate at Oak Hall Station. Every effort
o 10 accommodate the traveling public.
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Pure Candy
All Candy sold to Retail Dealers by
the Camp Candy Company, Manufac-
turing Confectioners, Tyrone, Pa., are
NOT ADULTERATED IN ANY
FORM, are strictly pure and are guar.
anteed to conform with all Pure Food | doreed
Laws,
CAMP CANDY CO,
Manufacturers
fhe i
wany TYRONE, PENN'A
Lawns
Lard and Meats
PENN'A
PVVVWVVVVVVUVS
Wanted !
Local Agent to advertise and
introduce the mew educational
work,
WEBSTER'’S
UNIVERS
DICTIONARY and
ATLAS of the WORLD,
Must be edoosted and able
A terested snd shie lo furnish
The SAALFIELD PUB. CO ,
AKRON, OHIO
Pianos and Organs.
acs Lista Piaiice ate used and en-
rer vSiorie aod lege musionl eon.
colleges in the U. 8B.
pIADO organs are the
BRL ok Raid on tary pay:
C. ki. Zam, Spring Spring Mil,