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THE OENTRE REPORTER.
BHURSDA
Y, BEPTEMBER 2, 1910
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LOUVALS,
Ralph Musser, of near State College,
who is attending school at Lemont,
was In Centre Hall Baturday evening.
If you want to buy a cream sepa.
mtor, buy a Reed, it is the best ; the
easiest running machine in the world,
aud ean be fastened on the wail with
brackets—for sale by George KE. Breon,
Centre Hall.
Ammon Burkholder returned to
Philipsburg, New Jersey, after a,
week's vacatdon. He is a brakeman
on a freight at present, but is looking
forward to becoming a conductor on a
passenger train, and is now on the
regulation way of attaining that
position,
Home farmers are cutting their
stubble flelds and are making hay of
rank growth of clover. There
are many flelds in which the clover is
more than a foot high, It is a ques
tion with the farmers whether it is ad-
visable to cut it or leave it on the
fields to rot down during the winter,
Toshow the immenaity of the Al
lentown fair a fow figures are quoted :
Receipts at the gate, $67,000 ; sauer-
kraut consumed, twenty tons ; frank-
furters and other ments eaten, 60,000
pounds ; attendance on Thursday,
40,000 ; enough beer comsumed to
make ariver.
General James A, Beaver is back
from Asia Minor and North Africa
where he made a trip inspecting mie
sion fields. He left the states about
three months ago, his objective point
being Edinburgh, to attend a mis
slonary conference. The General re-
turned home in fine physical con-
dition,
" Cansbe depended upon ” is an ex-
pression we all like to hear, and when
it is used in connection with Cham-
berlain’s Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoes
Remedy it means that it never fails
to cure diarrhoea, dysentery or bowel
complaints. It is pleasant to take and
equally valuable for children and
adults. Sold by Murray and Bitner,
Mr. and Mrs. T. OC. Henney, of La
trobe, are in Centre Hall with friends,
and sre also spending some time at
the old home at Potters Mills. Mr,
Henney is employed in the rolling de-
partment of the Railway Steel Spriag
Company's work, and is engaged in
rolling locomotive tires. They ex peet
to remain in the valley for a week or
two,
A swarm of bees took possession of
the store of I. Boyer & Bon, Lock
Haven, Monday afternoon last, and
remumined Mm possession until Tues
day morning, when they were
smoked out. During Monday night
they camped in one of the display
windows in which there were a num-
ber of watermelons, and they re.
mained,
Dr. and Mrs. Christ Sharer, o
Reading, motored to Centre Hall by
the way of Bunbury and ILewisburg,
arriving at the home of Dr. H, F. Bit
ner Bunday afternoon, Mrs, Sharer
will be recalled as Mrs. Christ Murray,
who after Mr. Murray's death remain.
ed at the home of J. D. Murray, in this
piace. They returped to Reading via,
Lewistown on Monday,
The proposition to change the rural
free delivery mail system from s salsr-
led to a contract job is naturally meet-
ing with opposition from the earriers,
who were in state session at Willisms-
Rort recently where the topic was the
principal subject of discussion. The
change is desired, it is said, because of
the deficit of $8,000,000 charged off to
the rural free delivery account,
7 on his way from Reading to Pitte
burg, Robert Keller, son of P. F,
Keller, stopped off at Centre Hall for
a few, days the beginning of this week.
He IA engaged with a firm that manu.
factures and places in position store
fixtures, and was in Reading helping
to fit out ma store. In a few weeks he
will be in New York, where his firm
has shipped several car loads of fiz.
Lares Lo be installed in a drugstore in
\tte great subway rallway station.
Peter O, Btilckler, of near Mifflin.
burg, will not be punished for having
caiised the death of George Rishel, last
June, by striking him in the face with
his fist when in the ®@ommercial
Hotel, in MifMinburg, owing in part to
the charge against Strickler having
been made for murder and voluntary
manslaughter. Rishel, at the time he
was struck, was drunk. The jury de-
liberated but one hour and then re.
ported not guilty, having been unable
to lower the ree of the crime ta
that of involuntary manslaughter,
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PLEASE NOTE
After October 1st The Centre
Reporter will be mailed to no
one as a subscriber whose subscrip-
tion is not paid up to within twelve
mouths, Bills will hereafter be
mailed niouthly to all who are in
arrears ten months,
This change is due to a postol-
fice ruling forbidding newspapers
to be mailed to subscribers who are
#1 arrears more than twelve months,
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Exhibitors of
Oro
Kathryn Bradford
Mrs, Mary Odenkirk
W. R. Neff
Mm G. L. Goodhast
Mrs J. G. Dauberman
H. A. MeClellan
Mrs. John Luse
Mm. Sidney Poorman
Grace Smith
H. A. Lingle
Dadington Brown
Carrie Belle Emerick
John Heckman
Mrs. I. H, Duck
Nina Snyder
D. I. Bartges
Mabe! Walker
Mos. Samuel Durst
Mm, H. 8 Alexander
Elizabeth Saunders
Lillian Emery
Mrs. Jennie Daup
Mrs H. M. Barrick
Gertrade Flomy
Mrs Willard Dale
Edgar Mille
Clyde ®Bmith
Jacob Walker
Jefferson Slick
Mes. N. E Krise
Mm J. E. Campbell
Mrs. W, E Heberling
Huth Stresk
85. W. BmRh
Lruyer Grove
Jerobh Yarnell
W. HH Lingle
J. N. Reyer
“adie Dale
James Stahl
Mrs John Conley
Harold Stover
Minnie Duck
Charlies Weaver
Hotert Nett
ER MeClellan
Joh M. Weaver
BF. Grenoble
Carrie Swestwood
Mme W. §
Harold Keller
H.W, Dioges
inate
amuse] Poorman
Mary Bloom
Mamie Brooks
Daniel Bloow
Mrs, Cloyd Brooks
samuel Gingerich
Mrs. C Bartholomew
Mrs. GL. Marshall
Ms DF Low
Mys. E. Ripka
Mrs, Sarah Etters
Har
Ww
Hid Ademander
A Bookes
amuse Cole
Mrs OE laird
J. W, Goble
Ixither
Daniel® huey
Mrs H N Moy
Edith White
Charlies Welzel
Mrs W. 8 White
Mos, M. Keller
D. F. Louse
Mrs. A Rote
6G. W, Miller
Jobin Beeon
E K Keller
W.S Waite
Nm DW. Bradiecd
Hugh Alexsuder
Mrs. Frank Moser
I. W. Bachan
Mra Sarah Kerlin
Mrs. Flors Balrfoot
Bra Eckley
Dale
Gregg Sownthld
Gregg town
FAIR,
uots of the Farm,
Unrdon.
ng the
Mrs, John Noll
Jumes Hpmmers
Rump Luse
Jennie Sta
Mrs. MoClelian
Muayuard Meeker
Mm. EG. Grove
i, H, Bottorf
Nina Stick
H. E Homan
Grace Arastrong
Arron Detwiler
Mrs, Jerry Smith
H. F. Bitner
W. H. Baird
Kerpey Walker
Saufuel Dumt
Mrs. H. Swabb
Margaret Emery
Orvis Weaver
Mrs, 8 A Snyder
Mrs W. A, Boal
James Keller
Earl Frazier
irene Brown
Willian Kerlin
W. A. Krise
Eisle dick
Meg. William Brooks
James GRID
Estella Hebwriing
Freda Bailey
Baelie Lytle
Russel Grove
Ruth Brooks
Jaoaol liarer
MM Condo
Bigler Shafer
E. H Crater
I Wagner
Carl Bohn
I. Smunk
samuel Brown
I'V. Johuson
Mimndag ohn
Mrs BH
Floyd Walker
Mrs David
H, tigiss
Fhillp Duals
JC. Gooelhiart
Elsie Moore
Harry Franti:
Mrs Samael! Giagerich
Mrs DH
Thome Moore
Mrs. Thomas Moore
Geass Breon
Richard Lantz
Mrs Charles Nell
Walker
Sed
Shivers
Fogene Gate
Israel Ksuffan
i diarer
Gardner rove
i Dale
Paul DD. Bwabb
Mrs SH. Mos
Ew: Hosterman
William Fishibam
Ciavien Royer
Emma White
loin While
H. E Harter
Walter Weaver
Cimyton Waller
C 8 Hazel
Willlam Ross
Jolin Loyd
Mrs A. F. Bails
W. H Homan
Haiph Heuney
Edwanl Baily
Kathryn Stover
Mrs J Meyer
Jouh Grove
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Tow
Jacl Nowe, of
shoul we
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22
al olie 0 Clock p.m
CONTAINING 838 ACRES AND 1 ron
bounded and described as follogs, it, Be
inning at Pine stump, Sorbet o al of Paniel
igen thenos North 112 degroes East 145
py to slthup | there Ngrth 641.2 degmes
Saat 10.4 perches along lata of W. ¥. Smith wo
stone © thence North 61 degrees West 98 perches
siong lands of the esmte of Daniel Tmmel ©
mblie road | thence North % 1-2 degrees West
7 perches to stone and corner of lands of the
of Christian Plats | thence South 1-4 degrees
L192 perches (o stane | thence South 29 J 2
rees East 5.1 perches to stone | thence Somth
teen East 362 perches 10 stone corer
thence North 79 degrees West 15.3 perches to
cortier in public rond | thence South 5 degre
Wont 5.3 perches to post | thence South 6 degrees
Want § perches to cornet | thence Seuth
© 12 degrees East 27 perches 10 olin: thence
South 41 1-2 degroes West 35.2 jorehes (0 post
thence South 12 1-2 degrees Wist 39 perches to
corner on west side of Poun's Unek sdjoining
Innds of G. D. Armbroster esidte | thence Sorth
along Weaver lot and lands of Daniel Jigen #2 12
degrees Kast 91.3 perclils 0 stone sind these
Nor. bh 59 degrees Bhst 28.2 perches 10 pe stump
and corner, being the place of beginning, oon
thining = acres and 15 perches, ment wessurs.
Theroot erected 8 goud frame house and bank
barn together with all necessary vattuaildings
all in good condition. Good apple orchard,
never ailmg well and spring of water at the
house. This farm is in a high state of eultive:
tion and positively clear of theeties and stones,
The ln he be entitled to one-third of
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the grin in the und
TERMS OF SALE—Ten percent. th be paid ou
day the sale, and the remsioder on delivery of
a
Pomession will be given April ist, 1911
A. B. HOMAN,
JOHN NEESE, Trustees
Kate Stover,
Calvin F. Nog,
“roms CU. Hagan,
Heirs of Jaooh Noose
POUL SALE OF REAL ESTATE - The us
dersigned will offer af public sale on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER, 25 1910,
atl ote o'clock po in
one-third mile east of Wolf's Store, nn Miles
township, Centre county, on esct No. 1, the fel
lowing deseribed real cetate
Sarah Armbraster,
Johan W. Nees,
Emma Homan
bern,
aod bei i sist
NO. 2-Brick
land=-This imect
slong police road,
ings are in
frame
wid
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well fenced,
the soll Leimg
of
No. 1 and is ledated
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NO, S846 ACRES WOOD LAND AND PAS
Tu LAN w= Flies treet adjoins No,
south, There i )
this tract. A steeas of water
tmking it an ideal pasture Jot
NO. 4. CRES WOODLAND This tenet
ROwn a oi B. Weaver tract, wot ual
Jat of good oe Ee and second h
B iowa Several tracks be sold singly or
or ull 8 suit the —
FIRE Then dent “wilt 5
For further partioulsm write or enll on
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Doctors presaribe very litle, if} |
any, alcohol these days, They
prefer strong tonics and altera-
tives, This is all in keeping
with medern medical science.
It explains why Avyer’s Sar.
saparilla is now made entirely
free from alcohol. Ask your
doctor. Follow his advice.
We pustish our formuiss
y We banish alechol
ers
from cur medicines
We urge you to
- ounsuit your
dovior
Unless there is dally action of the bow.
els, poisonous products are absorbed,
causing headache, biliousness, nausea, |
dyspepsia, We wish you would ask your
doctor about correcting your constipation
by taking laxative doses of Ayer’s Pills, |
wemBbiade by tha J. U. Ayer Qo., Lowell, Mass wen |
Chance For Reporter Readers, |
In order to test the Reporter's great |
circulation and its superior adverts |
ing value, we have made arrange-
ments with Murray & Bitner, the
popular drugglste, to offer one of their
best selling medicines at hall price to
anyone who will cut out the following
coupon and present It st Lhelr store,
COUPON
This coupon eutities the bolder to cue Mk
package of Dr Howard's specific for the cure
of constipmtion amd dyspepsia at hall price,
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iwi melund the money (lo any dis
sa tisfiod customer
Mt & RITNER.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
RRAY
Dr. Howard's specific for the cure of
constipation and dyspepsia is not an
unknown remedy, It has made
many remarkable cares right here in
Centre Hall and so positive are Drug-
gists Murray snd Bliner of its grest
superiority ln caring dyspepsia, con-
stipation, sick headache and liver
troubles that they will, in addition to
selling it al bmif price, refund the
money Lo anyone whom it does not
Wp
Your complexion as well ss your
Lem per rendered miserable by =
disordered liver. By taking Chamber.
lain’s Stomach and Liver Tavlels you
can foprove both. Hold by Murray
and Blloer,
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Clothing, hails, shoes, overshoes
and umbrellas for pienie. CO, P.
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JUST RECEIVED
Ladies’ Lace and Em-
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Hair Puffs, Switches,
Turban Caps, Hair Rolls
All silk Taffeta Ribbon,
No. 40 & 60, at 10 cts.
per yd,, while it lasts,
A FULL LINE OF
FALL AND
WINTER
SHOES!
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J. BR, WOOD
Passenger Trae Manager
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Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
known medicine in use for the rellef |
and cure of bowel complaints, It |
cures griping, diarrhoea, dysentery,
und should be taken at the first un-
natural looseness of the bowels, It J»
tqan'ly valuable for children and
siulte, It always cures. Hold by
Murray and Bitoer,
Both Iron and Lead
Water Pipe, . . .
Pumps and Repairs
MAKE YOUR WANTS
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J. S. ROWE
CENTRE HALL FA
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Look at our line of New
SHOES
FOR SUMMER
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,
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‘F. E. Wieland
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LINDEN HALL, PA. ¢
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Red Mill
ALBERT BRADFORD
Proprietor
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LEAVE YOUR ORDER
AT YOUR DEALER
FOR
For the Fall Season
We have Clothes that will
surprise and delight every man
that sees them. Come in and
get an idea of what they look
like even though you're not
ready #0 buy. We're so en-
thusiastic that we would like
to show them anyway.
Montgomery and Company
BELLEFONTE
EMERY’'S STORE
The Place to I GOODS at the LOWEST PRICES
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See our line of Men's and Women’s
Patent Leather and Gun Metal
SHOES
Can't bz beat for Price and Quality
A Large Stock
Ay
of Dry Goods, Notions & Hosiery
C. F. EMERY
CENTRE HALL, - - PENNA
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And Look for the COU-
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Pianos sad Urga ws.
The L ester pianos are used and en-
domed 1,y all the leading bn susioal oon-
HOrvalc ries and colleges in the U, 8,
The Stevens plano orgs are the
Intent ach in mo tern organ
cn Seong -
Fis nos and organs sold on. easy pay-
wen’, plan. Write for catalog.
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BOALNBURG, PA,
AMOR KOSH, PROPRIETOR
red acon.
all travelers. “Bus bo aed ftom all Temine
i Oak Hall Sation, Every effort i
modate the teveling public. Liv
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All Candy sold to Retail Dealers by
the Camp Candy Company, Manufae.
turing Confectioners, Tyrone, Pa., are
NOT ADULTERATED IN ANY
FORM, ure strictly pure and are guar
anteed to conform with sll Pure Food
Laws, a
CAMP CANDY CO.
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General Passengor
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