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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
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if LUOALS,
Winter begine Wednesday of next
week.
As was announced last week, Perry
H. Luse started on his western trip on
Monday.
Mrs, Margaret N. Kent, of Foster,
Buequehanna county, is the guest of
her brother, J. T. Potter, in Centre
Hall, and will remain in and about
town with friends and relatives until
after the holidays.
A special session of clasiis of the Re-
formed church will be held in Belle-
foute on the 27th inst, at which time
Rev, C. 8. Stover will ba received as
pastor of the Boalsburg charge, and a
time fixed for his installation,
The Philip Bhook property is ad-
vertised at public sale, for December
27th, The property consists of =
house and lot, and is one of the best
homes in Bpring Mills, For farther
information inquire of E, P. Bhook,
who represents the heirs,
A. E. Kerlin & Bon are paying the
following prices for eggs : Good size
single comb white Leghorn eggs (not
over a week old ), eggs not fertile pre-
ferred, forty-five cents per dozen ;
good size brown eggs, strictly fresh,
thirty-five cents per dozen. Packed
or held eggs not wanted at any price,
While butchering at the home of
Cuarles Weaver, near Linden Hall,
George W. Gingrich cut a deep gash
into the ball of the palm of his hagd.
He was removing the entrails of a
hog, when the gambrel stick broke,
the one end of which struck the
knife Mr. Gingrich was holding, do-
ing the injury noted.
Just think what a lot of thought.
less lax payers did last week : They
spat almost anywhere in the new
court house except in the spittoons.
What a pretty figure some tobacco
* chewers can make on a tiled floor!
Home choice ornaments on the finest
marble slabs were 8x10, and two inches
high in the middle.
Mention wes made in these columns
last week of Orvis E. Meyer starting a
large hennery at Coburn, Mr. Meyer
believes in starting with the best and
is procuring his outfit from Kerlin's
Grand View Poultry Farm, Centre
Hall, baviog placed an order with
them for fifteen hundred single comb
white Leghorn dsy-old chicks, also
his brooding outfit,
Former Prothonotary L. A. Schaef-
fer again acted in that capacity dar-
ing the court just closed, owing to the
illness of Prothonotary A, B. Kim-
port. The fact that it is necessary to at
all times have either the prothonotary
or deputy in the office, prevented
Deputy Foreman from scting in the
court room a8 he frequently does
when Mr. Kimport Is about and takes
care of the office work.
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Breon Scholl,
William H. Breon, of Btate College,
and Miss Sarah Beholl, of Farmers
Mills, were united in marrisge at the
Lutheran parsonage, Centre Hall, by
Rev, B, F. Bieber, Baturday evening.
Christmas at Moese's Store.
As is the custom on Christmas day,
at the Meese store, at Colyer, oysters,
ice cream, fruit, ete., will be served,
and every customer will receive a pres.
eat. All are invited to Colyer on
Christmas ( Monday ), and they will
be guaranteed a joyous visit.
GEORGE R. MEEsE,
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Transfers of Heal Estate.
Ira K. Soyder, et al to Anns L.
Krumrine, July 25, 1910, in State Cols
lege. $1600,
W. E. Hurley sheriff to Ostharine
Breon, December 2, 1910, in Ferguson
twp. $1025,
Harry Diebl et ux to C. Y, ‘Wagner,
ad 30, 1910, in Bellefonte,
5000.
_ R. B. Maner et ux
November 29,
$400
to Jacob Mann,
1910, in Curtin twp,
David L. Keer ot ux to Mollie
Miller, July 18, 1910, in Howard twp.
W. H. Jones to W. H. Twigg, No-
vember 15, 1910, in Rush twp. $1200,
County Commissioner to Henry
Kiigler, August 18, 1910, In Marion
tw, $11.
. B. Mingle et ux to A, P, Luse,
ot July 24, 1909, in Centre Hall
W. B. Mingle et ux to C. W. L
(auly 27, 1909, ia Centre Hall $15,
F. H. Waite et ux to 0, T Sehiil
November 18, 1910, In Miles og
Albert Herman et ux to Elizabet
Enstace, November 14, 1010, in Pail.
ipsburg, $2300.
Thad. D. Btover ot ux to Bie hen
H. Bestetal April 1, 1
twp. 80 p y 1909, In Miles
Cora E. Lyons et bar to W. L. Cor-
AD, et al November 19, 1910, ia
oward twp. $500, .
N. B, Spangler et ux to Eliza 8
November 2, 1910, in Philipsburg.
y .
Philipsburg Coal & Land Compan
to Joseph Kn
fo done ap Si: 8, 1910,
George D. Green et al guarto G, ©,
a Kane, October 1, 1910, $n Bellefonte,
H. R. Krelder exr. to W, J. Kreider,
April 80, 1910, in Miles twp, $8500,
Elizabeth Eustace et al to Joseph
Knapper, November, 17, 1910, ia Pall
ipsburg, $2400,
Keystone Real Estate & Imp. Oo. to
NOTED RUPTURE EXPERT HERE
W. ll Known to Leading Physicians, Who |
Indorse his Method,
noted truss expert, will be in Lewis
town and will remain at the Coleman
House next Thursday and Friday
December 15th and 16th,
Mr, Beeley says the Bpermatio]
Shield Truss, as now used and approved
by the U, 8B. Government, will not
only retaln any case of rupture per fect- |
ly, affording immediate relief, but
closes the opening in a short time on
the average case, and costs far less
than the numerous fraudulent
echiemes so often worked upon the |
unsuspecting sufferer,
It produces results without surgery
or harmful injections.
The merit of this instrament was
appreciated by the Czar of Russia,
who procured one for his own use,
Mr, Beeley has many old customers |
in this vicinity, whom he hopes to!
have call. He will also be glad to |
show interested parties his patented
appliances, or he will demonstrate the
reliability of their work without
charge.
Ruptured persons should remember
the date and take advantage of this
unusual opportunity.
Personal references on request,
Home Establishment, 1027 Walnut
street, Philadelphia.
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Jewelry Store for Sale,
The jewelry store of the late G, W.
Bushman, in Centre Hall, is offered at |
private eale. There being no other
jewelry store for miles, this offers a!
geod opening for sales business and re- |
psir work. All jawelry, watches, |
siiverware and clocks are offered for
sale, and any goods wanted which is
not carried in stock will be ordered |
promptly. Anyone having work at
the store for repairs will plesse call for
it at once.
D. Ross BusHMAN
uu A bi.
(Christmas Carde—10c Per Dox
The price of Christmas post cards
bss been knocked in the head, and
the costomer gets the benefit. Ten
cents will buy a deozan from the Re
porters cabinets. By mall, eleven
cents. That is the bottom price. The
cards are exceptionally pretty ; all
made in Germany.
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The peculiar properties of Chamber-
lain's Cough Remedy have been
thoroughly tested during epidemics cf
ivfloenzs, and when it was taken in
time we have not heard of a single
case of pneumonis. Bold by Murray
& Bitoer,
me ep
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of Alfalls is
A limited quantit
the under-
offered for male Ly
signed,
RED TAG ALFALFA - - - 1c Ib,
PINK TAG ALFALFA - - - 1c Ib,
Less 5 per ct. for cash with order)
THE RED TAG ALFALFA is the
Intter cut and is fine and green,
THE PINK TAG ALFALFA ls green
but a bit coarser than Red Tag Al
falfan. Otherwise the Pink Tag
Alfalfa is first quality,
Boldonly in bale lots, which run
about 100 Ibe, per bale. Prices
quoted mean delivered 1. 0. b. at
hire Hall station, on L. & T.
R. BR.
Orders will now be booked for Decem-
ber delivery. The quantity is Hmited, as
only the surplus over a car load is offered
al these prices, Last year many requests
came Wo late,
§. W. SMITH,
CENTRE HALL, PENN,
Red Mill
ALBERT BRADFORD
Proprietor
ACOUPON IN EACH
SACK OF
VERI-BEST
FLOUR
MEANS A
SILVER SPOON
FOR YOU
FARMERS ! [do chop-
ping at all times at FOUR
CENTS a Bushel—and
do it good !
Goods
PENN’A
-
STORE
of taste :
FINE SUITS
OVERCOATS
SHIRTS
FANCY SOCKS
SUSPENDERS
NECKTIES
HANDKERCHIEFS
PACKED
IN XMAS
BOXES
UMBRELLAS
COATS, 245 owen
TAILOR-MADE SUITS
CHILDREN’S DRESSES
SILK SCARFS
SHIRTWAISTS 2.
FINE FUR SETS
SILK
KIMONAS
SILK UNDERSKIRTS
COAT SWEATERS
RAINCOATS
HATS AND CAPS
GLOVES, TRUNKS
SUIT CASES & BAGS
New Year,
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HOLIDAY
GOODS
0
A MORE COMPLETE AND
FINER LINE OF CHINA
:
THAN EVER.
FINE TABLE LINEN
TOWELS
COVERS, SCARFS
PILLOW AND SHEET SHAMS
CROCHETED DOILIES
NAPKINS
SIDEBOARD SCARFS
TIES
KRRCHIEFS
GLOVES
FANCY COLLARS
GAUNTLETS
AND MANY OTHER ARTICLES
SUITABLE FOR XMAS
GIFTS FOR YOUR FRIENDS
H. F. ROSSMAN
Spring Mills - - - Penn.
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J. W. COBLE, Mgr
CHAS
VARDYKE
Des Mcines, Ia.
Gentlemen
You offer
A paid u
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ces I have d
years insurance free.
heard of it, ete.
the Royal Union and managed
shall be only too glad to do so.
J. W. COBLE
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JAMES I. THOMPSON
GENERAL AGENT
LEMONT, PENN'A
Pure Candy
All Candy sold to Retail Dealers by
the Camp Candy Company, Manuface
turing Confectioners, Tyrone, Pa., are
NOT ADULTERATED IN ANY
FORM, are strictly pure and are guar
anteed to conform with all Pure ¥ood
Laws,
¥
PIPE
Both bgt of Lead
Water Pipe, 0
Pumps and Repairs
CAMP CANDY CO.
Manufacturers
Won. v TYRONE, PENN'S |
Charles L. Kinsloe, August 2, 1910 in
Btate College, $4000, .