THE CENTRE REPORTER. ISSUED WEEKLY. 8. W. STUTH, . . , Editor and Proprietor. Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hall as Second Class mall matter, « + PENNA. Centre Harr, . . THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22 1910 TERMS.~The terms of subscription to the Re- portar are one dollar per year in advance. ADVERTISEMENTS.—20 cents per lines for hree {nsertions, and 5 cents per line for each sub- equent insertion, Other rates made known on application, CHURCH APPOINTMENTS. Evangelical -Tusseyville, afternoon, Presbyterian—Centre Hall, morning ; Mills, afternoon, Lutheran ~Centre Hall, morning ; Tussey ville, afternoon ; Spring Mills, evening. Christmas services at each point, bpring United Evangelical--Lemont, moraing ; Lin- den Hall, afternood : Story and Song service at Lemont Bunday evening, entitled * Whiter than Soow, Reformed—Spring Mills, morning ; Union af- ternoon ; Centre Hall, evening. A Christinas offering will be received at all the services for the orphans of Bethany Orphan Home a Womelsdorf, LOCALS, Buy useful Christmas presents— Call at the Kreamer Store, Dr. H. F. Bitner was elected a school director to take the place of G. W. Bushman, deceased. Guy W. Jacobs will be home from York this week. It will be his first visit here since accepting a position in that place, Miss Mary Potter, west of Centre Hall, is at the Bellefonte hospital whera she is receiving treatment for a slight ailment. / Tuesday morning Mrs, 8. W. Smith VI went to Jersey Shore where she will | be the guest of her father, W. H. Kuhn, over Christmas, The Modern Woodmen of America will hold a special meeting in Centre Hall, Thursday, December 29, for the purpose of adopting applicants, Miss Flora Love was at the home of Dr. W, H. Bchuyler during the great- er part of the past two weeks. Bhe will return again in a few days. For all of next week the Corral Comedy Company will be in Belle- fonte at the Garman opera house. Why not make up sledding parties and spend the evening there instead of at a private house ? : Mrs. A. B. Homan, of Altoona, and Mrs C. C. Homan, of Toledo, Ohio, are the guests of Mrs. Emma Homan, in Centre Hall. They came Saturday Ona account of lack of time their hus- bands will not be able to spend Christ. mas with their mother, as is their custom, / A petition is being circulated to vacate what is termed the * old road across Nittany Mountain. This road branches from the Brush Valley road * at the Heckman farm, west of Centre Hall, and intersects the Gregg road _+ also brauchiog from the Brush Valley road, at the Gregg farms. The road in question is about a mile and a half in length. J. E. Wagner, of Bellefonte ; B. I. Meyers, of Philipsburg, and Miss Luiu B. Smith, of State College, have been named by State Superintendent Hohsaefler the examining board in Cen- tre county for permanent teachers cer- tificates. This grade of certificate is becoming much sought after, owing to the increased salary the holder com mands, The board is well selected, each of the three being recognizid as a leader in the profession. The appoint- ment holds for three years, The McMurray heirs—Messrs, James and Mitchell McMurray, Mrs, Brill and Miss Kate McMurray —are arrang- ing to sell the large farm belonging to them, east of Centre Hall, and tenant. ed by W. A. Carson. Tuesday ex-Pro- thonotary L. A. Bchaeflar and Bar veyor J. H. Wetzsl, of Bellefonte, were on the farm and surveyed (it. Samuel Rachau, and several others are dickering for a portion of the farm, it being the intention of the heirs named to give thém an oppor- tunity to buy. The farm contains considerably over two hundred acres, and after several parcels have been #old off there will yet remain a farm of a size that will attract buyers more readily than it will in its present shape. ~ After a stay of a little over two years in London, England, Rufus Btrohm arrived in Centre Hall on Saturday. His principal refson for enming to the states at this time was to visit his father, ex-Commissioner James B, Stroh and be with him and the family over the Christmas season. Mr, Strobhm is one of several who heve charge of the foreign office of the Internstional Correspondence Hehool, of Beranton, The veature in Eogland was an entirely new one un- til this pa branch was opened in London, © success has been re. miarkable. Much of the two years was devoted to revision of text books to make them sdapted to English meth- ods, but the school ls now well es tablished with an enrollment of an average of fifteen hundred students per month, Mr. Strobm will remain here until shortly after the opening of the new year, when he will return to England and join his wife, who, by . the way, just arrived there about six | : Harkholder«Steohm, A very quiet wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs, James B. Btrohm, when their second daughter, Margaretta, was united in marriage to Ammon Roy Burkholder, of Phillips. burg, New Jersey, youngest son of Mrs. Mary Burkholder, of Centre Hill. The bride was gowned in white batiste and carried a bouquet of white roses, while the groom wore a sack suit of dark blue serge. The young couple were unattended, and the cere- mony was performed by Rev, J. M. Lantz, of Bpring Mille, The guests included only a few of the immediate relatives of the bride and groom, The groom is engaged in railroading in Phillipsburg, New Jersey, and Is a young man of splendid qualities and best of habits. The bride is an ac- complished young lady, devoted to her home, and spends much time in read. ing the best literature. The young couple will be at home in Phillipsburg after April 1st, So ——— fp fp Go To Texas. As was announced, an excursion car left for Texas from Coburn on Monday afternoon, The party will go to Houston, and from there to Btowell A short distance from the latter place most of those named below have made investments. The party consisted of the following : Mr, sud Mrs J. Victor Brungart and two sone, Mr. and Mrs. J, Wallace Brungart and daughter, of Bmuliton ; Mr, and Mrs, W., A, Korman and five children, Mr. and Mrs, W. A, Brungart and seven children, W, H. Gilbert, Harry Walker, Wolfs Store ; Washington Troutman, Logaoton ; I. A. Bhroyer, Jacob Gephart, Harry Douty, Rebersburg; Cyrus Royer, George Smith, Green Burr; William Douty, Mifflinburg ; Gerney Roop, Millheim. A. H. Gilbert, wife and family were not ab'e to go along with the party owing to a sick gon, but they will fol- low in a few daye, acai at e— Zimmerman Whitmer, At the Lutheran parsonage in Boals- burg on Thursday, December 15th, Roy F. Zimmerman snd Miss Alka N Whitmer were united in the bonds of holy wedlock by Rev, J. I. Bton:- cypher, pastor of the Lutheran chureh. Mr. Zimmerman is a son of Com- missioner and Mra. H. E. Zimmer- man, of Bellefonte, and his bride a daughter of John B. Whitmer, of near Pine Grove Milla. After a short wedding trip the new- ly married couple will be at home on the farm belonging to the groom's father just below McBride's Gap where they will be ready to eutertsin their many friends in farmer's royal style Coungratalations and beat wishes, Williamsport Commercial Coliege, We want more young people to take bookkeeping, shorthand and type- writing. This is the school which helps young men and women. Busi- ness mon want our graduates, Bixty- two calls received for office help dur- ing the fall term Largest Com- mercial school in Central Pennsyl- vania. Winter trem begins Javuary 8. Catalogue and trial lessons free F. F. HeaLey, Proprietor a a—— Seyler Agwin Under Arvest, William Seyler, who at one time lived in Brush Valley, and was acquit. ted of the murder of Jane Adams, a Boardwalk shop girl, ian Atlantic City, bas been arrested and charged with burglary. This is the third time be was arrested since the murder trial, i Marriage Licenses, John B. Rossman, Miogoville Minnie E Aikey, Bellefonte William H. Breon, State College Sarah R. Beholl, Bpring Mills Edgar M. Kelly, Bellefonte Margaret E. Korman, Cartin W. H. Potter, Fleming Nannie M, Walker, Wiogate John C. Johustonbaugh, Zion Mary 8. Walters, Zion Frad F. Robins! Philipsburg Jannette Bawson, Philipsburg A. R Burkhbnlder, Phillipsburg, N. J. Margaretta Strohm, Centre Hall ohn A. Bohn, Lemont Helen M. Hazel, State College Paul M. Catherman, Osceola Mills Frances D. Bhope, Curtin Harry Fisher, Warriors Mark Rertha M. Wilson, Warriors Mark Charles K. Btitzer, Benore Bess A. Williams, Benore Harry W. Heaton, Yarnell Emma A. Gunsalus, Beech Creak A. A i. JE————— The Corrall Comedy Compsny will begin a week's engagement at the Garman opera house, Monday after. noon. Special sxenery is carried for each play. Between acte vaudeville ls fatroduced. Price for Monday ard Saturday rhatinees, ten and twenty cents ; evenings, ten, twenty and thirty cents, I ——— I AMS A sprained ankle will usually dis able the Injured person for three or four weeks. This is due to lsck of treatment, When Chamber. Bite Liniment is applied a care m be effected in three or four days. Th liniment is one of the best and most remarkable i iy & Bitaar, um, old amon — -— Rll Harris township lege township, spent Sunday at the 8B, H, Bailey home west of Boalsburg. C. D. Moore spent a week with his nephew, Harry Gilmen and family, near Rebersburg, Mrs, E. W, Bweeney enjoyed a few dye of lant week with friends at Cen- re Hall. Mr, and Mrs. J. F. Hoy, of Benner township, were the guests at the W. (3. Mothersbaugh bome Wednesday of Just week, The schools are all closed this week. The teachers are attending the teach- ers’ institute and the pupils are having a fine time skating and coasting. Mr. and Mrs. R, B. Harrison attend. the funeral of the former's brother, John Harrison, at Bellefonte, on Bat- urday. Charles Kubn has the blue ribbon for the heaviest porker in this place, | having killed & hog that dressed 563 | pounds, The teachers of the Boalsburg gram- | mar apd primary schools treated their | scholars with candy, popcorn, puts, | and oranges on Friday afternoon, and | the pupils had rome pleasant Christ- | mas surprises for thelr teachers. * | All the children of Harris township, | Osk Hall and the Branch, from the age of four to twelve are Invited to | meet Banta Claus at the Theodore | Beal home, Monday forenoon, of next | week, | Mrs. Henrietta Kline, of Bellefonte, | daughter, Mrs. H. 8. Harro, from Thursday until Tuesday, Lee Wian, of Tyrone, is also spending some time at the Harro home. The fine sleighing in this locality helped Banta Claus on his way, so that he arrived here on Monday, and Her Miss Helen Woods has been serious- ital at Bisbee, Arizona. Miss Ella one is caring for, her. At this writing sbe ls some better. Both ladies are trained nurses, and were formerly from Bosalsburg. Mrs uben Stuart, of Bellevue, is enjoying a ten days visit with her parents, and other relatives and se sociates in this place. Mr, Btuart ex- pects to spend Christmas here, and the Tueeday following they will re- turn to thelr home. At a meeting of Tussey Rebekah Lodge, No. 66, I. O O.F., on Wednes- day evening, December 14th, the fol. lowing officers were installed by Dis trict Deputy President, Mrs. Mollie Hoy, of Bellefonte: Noble Grand, Mm, Effie Fortney Vice Grand, Miss Anns Dale Hecretary, Mrs, Ella Rothrock Treasurer, Miss Nora Miller Right and Left Rupportars tN. G., Rupp and Mrs. Minnie Stover Warden, Mrs, Maude Williams Conductor, Mrs, Laura Harrison Right and Left Bupporters to V, G,, Mrs, Clara Mrs. Bila Chaplain, Miss Mary Relish ers aud Miss Zora Rupp Outside Guardian, George Fortney Toslde Guardian, Homer Bary Urgsnist, Miss Della Ishler fn Ap — Wanted Pork, Hides, Oalves, Dressed hogs, hides and calves want Joux G, DAUBERMAN, Centre Hall, Pa. lp If you are suffering from bilious- ness, constipation, indigestion, chron- ic headache, invest one cent in a post. al card, send to Chamberlain Medicine Come to Our Store! ww Eg La 6 LLL HII Ee i ’ | LET US WISH YOU A MERRY § {XMAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR * % { tel vy WLW WLW WMS Wy Lg > £ * SRR 4 WARIS ' A Christmas Store That Will Please You Same Goods for Less Money More Goods for Same Money We have been to the Eastern Markets for the second time this as our business increased and demanded the same. derive the benefits Holiday Goods Ready for You Inspection OUR STOCK OF DISHES, CHIEFS, MUFFLERS, E season, Our customers will LAMPS, te., SUITABLE TOYS FOR HANDKER- CHRISTMAS We will have One Thousand Articles on Special Sale at 10¢ to 26¢. sold many places at double the price. The Department Store will supply you stopped at the home of Elmer Ishler, where he left a lively little dolly for a Christmas gift, Co., Des Moines, Iowa, with your name and sddress plainiy on the back, snd they will forward you a free sam- Miss Caroline Hoy, of Bellefonte, is ple of Chamberlain's Stomach and al present lo the Allentown hospital, Liver Tablets, Sold by Murray & where she had as tumor removed. Bilner, B SIGN OF THE BEST Make your selections now while we have a full line, and you have your choice of the Mnest goods on display in Penns Valley. We wil put any article aside and hold it for you until Saturday, December 24th. You have your pick Irom our large and varied line, and extend to you a cordial invitation to call and see for yoursell. 7’ JAPANESE WARE GLASSWARE ASSORTM'NT DINNER SETS CHOCOLATE SETS SILVER SETS STA BERRY SETS FANCY BOX PAPER VASES FLESH AND COMB SETS PICTURES FRAMED AND UNFRAMED SCISSORS SHEARS POCKET KNIVI} SLEDS FOR BOYS yoy grey oF FIONERY "PTE TT A DTTC § TOILET ARTICLES STEROSCOPES AND VIEWS NUTS—BRAZILS, ENGLISH POST CARDS ALMONDS CHRISTMAS POSTCARDS BOOKLETS TAGS AND SEALS NECKTIES MUFFLERS SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS TOMATOES COLLARS OYSTERS WITH THE SHIRTS TWANG OF THE OCEAN HOSIERY FULL LINE O} RAZORS GROCERIES GILLETES AND EVER-READY SAFETY RAZORS CANDIES--OUR SPECIALTY HALF- POUND, POUND, AND FIVE-POUND FANCY BOX CHOCOLATES FINE LINE OF MIXED CANDIES FULL ASSORTMENT OF PENNY GOODS CRANBERRIES CELERY LETTUCE Please Note —All orders for lettuce and tomatoes must be given by Dec, 22, HOWARD H. BRICKER BOALSBURG, PA. A Full Line of Dry Goods of all kinds. Ladies’ Dress Goods suitable for wear at this season. Shoes—Oxford Ties for the Ladies, and Shoes for everybody. : Our Grocery line complete nothing omitted. Goods are fresh and of the best grades. W. H. STUART BOALSBURG, PA. i CLOTHING DEPARTMENT Men's Suits, worth § 7.00 $ 8 co sien s Sully, worth Men's Suits, Men's Suit ‘ Men's Suits, Men's Suits Men's Men's Oveocoats, worth $10. .e. 50 § Overcost Men's Dress Pants, worth $2 75 25 Boys’ Suits, worth $2.75, “3 Boys’ Overcoats, worth $750 . . . . 5 00 Boys’ Overcoats, worth $5.00 . 75 Boys Pants . . . . a5 SHOE DEPARTMENT We have an excellent line of Shoes and Rubbers for Men, Women and Children at Lowest Prices. Prices 25 per cent. lower at Long's Department Store than at any Shoe Store in Centre county GROCERY DEPARTMENT We have a complete line of staple groceries, Buy your groceries here and save money, "HARDWARE DEPARTMENT FARMERS, ATTENTION! Horse Nails . . se 1b W ire Nails ie 1b Pails, 22¢ American Woven Wire Fence STAPLE HARDWARE -PRICES LOWEST Chain Pump Buckets Dinner Pails Best Galvanized FULL LINE The bc and 10c Counter is Worthy of Your Inspection We Pay the Highest Market Prices for all kinds Produce rae BER BUTTER . ‘in 30¢ ‘e where you get the best prices? EGGS Why not sell your produ Winter is here !| Make up a list of your needs in win- ter goods and secure them at the special prices ; we ask that you come during this month for your share of the Bargains, C. P. LONG CO. DEPARTMENT STORE SPRING MILLS, PA, WMV VDDD DY OVD ROBY $ {CHRISTMAS GOODS ’ oi ai coins es m—. i — a x ————— gis yeat linds ut well supplied with a Our line of NOVEL prove interesting to the . CANDY Of couase we have pur usval line of Good Candy that is so necessary at All kinds} and prices. Kreamer & Son. Centre Hall ¥ i ; : ; this season. ol : :
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