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THE CENTRE REPORTEAR.j
ISSUED WEEKLY. i
8. WwW. SMITH, . . .
Editor and Proprietor,
Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hall as
Becond Class mail matter,
CentrRE HALL, . . . PENNA.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1911
TERMS, ~The terms of subscription to the Re»
Pp rier are one dollar per year in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS.—20 cents per lines for
hres insertions, and 5 cents por line for each sub-
oqueat fosertion, Other rates made known on
application,
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Lutheran— Centre Hall, morning ; Tusseyville
alternoon ; Spring Mills, evening.
Evangelical—Linden all, morning ; Zion, af’
ternoon.
Preabyterian-Centre Hall, morning : Spring
Mills, afternoon.
Reformed—-Spring Mills, morning ;: Union, af-
ternoon ; Centre Hall, evening. Closing services
of the present pastorate at the three places.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCE MENTS.
We are authorized to announce that D, R
Foreman, of the Borough of Bellefonte, is a can-
didate for the office of Prothonotary, subject, to
the usages of the Democratic party. Paid.
We are authorizod to announce that D. Paul
Fortney, of Bellefonte, is a candidate for the
office of District Attorney, subject 10 the usages
o! the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce that John R
Lemon, of Ferguson township, is a candidate for
thie office of Commissioner, sublect to the usages
of the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce that John D.
Miller, of Walker towoship, is a candidate for
County Treasurer, subjeet to the usages of the
Democratic party.
Covernor John K, Tener,
Pennsylvania’s new governor was
inaugurated on Tuesday. The new
cabinet is made up thus :
Robert McAfee, Allegheny county, Secretary
of the Commonwealth,
Thomas J. Stewart,
tant General
john C. Bell, Philadelphia, Attoroey
famuel C. Todd, of Washington
county, has been named executive
controller, and Walter H. Gaither, of
Allegheny county, private secretary.
Montgomery county, Ad
General,
Henry Emerick Dead,
Henry Emerick died at his home in
(‘entre Hall early Monday morning
He had been ill during the greater part
¢f the time of the last year, suffer
ing from a complication of dis
eases due largely to his advanced age,
which was seventy-six years, nine
months sod five days. Interment was
madeat Centre Hall, Wednesday morn.
ing, Rev, B. F. Bieber officiating.
He was the last of the brothers and sis-
ters to survive,
The deceased issurvived by a widow,
nee Catharine Weaver, seven of ten
children, namely, J. Frank, Peon
Hall ; Harvey H., Charles City, Iowa;
Hamuel 8,, in State of Washington ;
(ieorge, North Angle, California ;
Newton E, Altoona; Berjamin H.,
Centre Hall; Howard, Minnes:o’'s,
Montana,
Mr. Emerick was a member of the
Spring Mills lodge of Knights of the
(inlden Eagles, and during his illness
drew benefits from that order. The
order buried their brother, and was
jargely represented at the funeral,
marching in double column abead of
the hearse. The body also had =a
guard of six. A number of the mem-
bers of the Centre Hall castle were also
in line.
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LOCALS,
Associate Bartholomew with the
poultry business—that’s all, Hee bis
adv,
J. Warren Wood will remain the
proprietor of the *‘ Wood House
another year.
Miss Mable Allison, of Bpring Mills,
inst week, entertained a number of her
friends from Certre Hall and other
points,
The local lodge of Independent Or-
ter of Odd Fellows celebrated its
thirty-fifth anniversary Saturday
evening.
“One cent letter postage Is in sight,
At Jegat p bil} making such a rate has
been intfoduced iu congress to become
¢ {lective in July.
Rev. Daniel Grees will hold the
closing services of his pastorate in the
Centre Hall Charge at all his sppoint-
ments on next Sanday.
Miss Leila Huyett, during the past
week, has been in Reading, and before
returning home will visit for a short
t'me in Philadelphia,
Mrs. Eliza Campbell, of Linden
Hall, on reaching her eighty-third
birthday, was remembered by many of
her friends who sent her ninety birth-
day cards,
Andrew J. Herbater, of Laurelton,
was in town Wednesday, and while
here took a look iuto the poultry
co nerations of the Centre Hall Poultry
Yards. He is the son of the miller at
the above named place,
John D. Miller, of Walker township,
announces himself a candidate for the
office of county treasurer. Mr. Miller,
ne every one knows, is a Democrat,
snd a citizen well known and highly
respected. If nominated and elected
treasurer, Mr. Miller will prove that
the confidence in him has not been
wm ieplaced,
Messrs. Jobn KE. and William F.
Jishel, the former of near Centre
Hall, and the iatter of Farmers Mills,
euch purchased two Percheron brood
mares at Kittaning, Armstrong coun
ty, the animals srriving last week.
I hey sre well bred and correct, an!
will be kept for breeding purposes by
the Kishels, who are horsemen,
Centre County Association, in Phil.
sdelphia, will bold its seventh an-
1 usl banquet at the Continental Ho-
tel, Ninth and Chestnut Streets, Tues-
dsy, February 14th. The president of
the associstiou Is Dr. Roland G. Cur
tin snd Dr, John CO. U. Beale, Hecre-
tary. The other membe s are : Ira D.
Garman, Thomas Foster Max
Liveright, Dr. L. Gray Mattern,
William M Warner Underwood,
Dr. Buwaert O, Rankle, Herman Haupt,
L. Olin Meek.
Linden Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank MoFarlane left
for Harrisburg Monday afternoon, |
tion, after which they will be guests
of relatives for a week. !
Miss Sara Wieland, of York, is
visiting Mrs. George Hall.
Tuesday evening a number of young
people from this place and Boalsburg |
were entertained st the hospitable
home of Mr, and Mrs Jacob Meyer,
Charles Weaver returned Tuesaday
from a week’s visit at the home of Mr, |
and Mrs. Foster Walker, near Union-
town,
Mre, J. H. Weibly is confined to bed
with an attack of grip. i
Leroy Hearson, who has been quite
ill with pneumonis, is very much
better,
J. LL Treasler was obliged to kill a
in some unaccountable manner.
weeks with friends in Altoona.
Mra. Wallace W. White is visiting
in Altoona,
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Spring Mills,
William, the five months old son of
Mr. and Mre, Frank MeOlellan, died
on Wednesday night, and was buried
on Baturday morning, In
Valley.
Mrs. Katharine Bweetwood, of Cen-
tre Hall, was in town on Monday.
The young folks had a party st the
home of William Bmith, east of town,
oon Friday evening, aud one on Mon-
day evening at the home of Calvin
Meyer. Mrs. Harvey Bailey had =a
surprise party for her daughter, Mar-
garet, on Monday evening.
Mrs. OC. C. Bartges has been sick,
but is improviog.
Mr, and Mra, W. O. Gramley were
called to Mifflinburg on Friday on ae-
count of the illness of the former's
mother,
Jesse Long, of State College, will re-
turn to his home, now occupied by G
C. Walker, Mr. Walker will move
into the house vacated by D. W,
Bwedtwood and owned by James
Leiizall, The changes will not take
{ p'ace until spring.
W. J Bhoork has recovered from his
recent illness, and is again able to
oversee his business
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Marriage ilcenses,
Chailes WW, Williams, Lemont
Bell C. Wagner, Houserville
Joseph Williams, Martha Furpace
Mattie Steele, Martha Furnate
Orin L Grove, Red Hill
Claudis E. Wieland, Osk Hall
Christ E. Hipple, Bnow Bhoe
Ocle Fisher, Bnow Bhoe
Joseph B. Garon, Beech Creek
Annie M. Robb, Beech Creek
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The winter
Underwear ! weights
will be needed for a long while, Get
prices from Kreamer & Son,
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Stuart's Store, Boalsburg
Cash Clearance
SALE!
JANUARY 12th to 31st, 1911
20 to 50 per cent. Re-
duction on staplegoods
DRY GOOD * Toasas mY. oa 2
description that are being offered at this sale. The goods
are just as clean, just as good, and just as seasonable as
ever.
This reduction in notions will
NOTION * permit the buyer to purchase al- |
most anything in that line at much less than the usual |
selling price. This is not trash that is being offered ; an
inspection will prove it.
SHOES. shoes can be bought at this sale it will
pay to buy even if you do not have immediate use for
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them. All sizes—for the little people and the grown-ups. |
A call at this store during this sale will be to the advan- |
tage of our regular customers as well as to others.
EQUIVALENT.
Captain George P. Runkle resigned Wanted—FPork, Hides, Calves.
the ecaptainey of the schoolship
ed. Will pay highest market price.
Adams. Jonx G
The resignation was request. DAUBERMAN,
ed after au investigation, Centre Hall, Pa.
in Winter Goods
Winter Dress Goods
Ladies’ Skirt Patterns ‘
Black Skirts. .
Shoe Department
Ladies’
MEN'S & BOYS’ HATS
Horse & Bed Blankets
We have a complete
Grocery Department. line of steple grocer-
Buy your groceries here and save money,
: 2 25¢
50¢c and 75¢
UNDERWEAR . . .
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creased and demanded it.
Winter is Here!
FARMERS, ATTENTION !
Horse Nails, 8c per Ib,
Best Galvanized Pails,
Chain Pump Buckets
A 36 x 68 RUG will be Given
with a $5.00 Cash Purchase.
A 9 x 87 in. Picture will be given with a
Cash Purchase of $2.50. |
We pay the Highest Market Price for
all kinds of Produce.
Why not sell your produce where you can get the
best prices ?
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We Soli Your Toad
C.P.LONGCO. |
22¢
Department Store
ML Tres1l 2 rea wr
Laying Pullets in House No. 4.
| KerLiNs Grand View
Poultry Farm “5
PENN.
Eggs For Hatching, Day-old Chicks, Incubators and Brooders
A Tull line of Feed of the best grade--same as we use with great success
on feed We can ¥
INCUBATORS AND BROOD]
120-Egg Incubator $ 12.00
240-Egg Incubator 16.00
360-Egg Incubator 20.00 mic
100-Chick®¢.2my Brooder 12.00 004s but are
First Grade Goods—no better to be had at
Ve have been operatin r a number of seasons the
y $ fst viii _ ue 7 that Chim A pale pris
Of incubators and n THT Liat HAs, A. Ypaers
k 1s on Incubators and next week
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= +4 1} !
ae 10 Wing prices .
Brooders ;
any price.
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xf foll ng makes
New Buf.
thie myard of
Le mares
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Centre Hall, Pa.
Advert tw
A. E. KERLIN & SON,
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LADIES
“FITZEZY"
SHOES
will cure corns!
SOLD ONLY AT
YEAGER’S SHOE STORE
BELLEFONTE
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DESIRE TO THANK MY MANY
customers for the large business I did
in 1910, which was duc to low prices
for first-class goods. I hope to serve you at
the same low prices for Cash or Produce’ in
1911 as before.
BIG SALES; SMALL PROFITS
—Qur Motto.
Call and compare prices and quality, and you
will readily see that this is the place to do
your buying,
C. F. EMERY
CENTRE HALL, - - PENNA
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Try a box of Dr. Smith's Salve for Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Piles or old sores. Sent by
mail. The Dr. Smith Co, Centre Hall, Penn.