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™ME CENTRE REPORTE R.
THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 911.
LOCALS,
Mrs. Edward Boob and Mrs. Lu-
ther Bower, both of Millheim, spent a
fow days last week with their sister,
Mra, Harry E. Bible, in Altoona.
Rev. 8. A. Snyder and family, who
for some weeks have been on & VACH-
tion, will return home the latter part
of this week. Bervices will be held in
the United Evangelical church, Cen-
tre Hall, Sunday evening.
Miss Velma T. Simpkins graduated
at the Pennsylvania Muoseum and
fichool of Industrial Art last Thursday
June 1st, and returned to Centre
Hall & few days ago. She was awarded
the first prize in the department of
illustration,
Mrs. Foster, wifeof Dr. J. V. Foster,
of Centre Hall, last week underwent
an operation at the Bellefonte Hospl-
al. Ehe ie since getting alopg nicely,
snd every day ls visited by her hus-
band, who frequently is obliged to
make the trip during the night time,
Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Meyer made a
trip to Mifflinburg in their automo-
bile last Tuesday and while in that
place they were guests at the home of
their daughter, Mre, I, V. Musser.
They were accompanied home by
their grandson, Harold Musser, who
will spend some time in Centre Hall.
The senior and junior clasees of the
\griculture Department of Pennsyl-
sania State College left last week on
.n inspection trip through western
‘ennsylvania, New York, Maryland,
{assachusefts and New Hampshire,
eturning by way of Philadelphia.
They were accompanied by Prof. John
(rege.
Robert, the three-year-old son of
vir. and Mra, Charles McClellan, of
Bellefonte, was painfully though not
sriously scalded by falling into a
boiler of hot water. Fortunately the
boiler was not full at the time, yet the
child was injured to such an extent
that the services of a physician were
required.
The toll house occupied by Ilsasc
Miller will be raised and put into good
repair by the pike company. The
fisod of three weeks ago did great
damage to this property, and also to
the furniture, carpets, ete., belonging
t» the Miller family. The pike com-
pany will reimburse them for their
loss, which, by the way, is not a small
sam.
John Bmith, not the proverbial
John Smith, but the little son of John
Frank Smith, of Centre Hall, while
playing about the railroad station,
got mixed up with some machinery on
tue platform. An iron wheel fell,
giriking the calf of his leg, tearing the
fl ssh and muscles so that it required
four or more stitches to sew up the
wound,
Farmers are beginning to ask each
other, ** How soon are you going to
cut clover?” The clover is well on,
but grasses will need more time lo
mature until ready for the knife.
With hay worth $20.00 in market, the
farmer is quite willing to undergo the
gweating process in the hay fields, be-
cause of the prospects of getting a good
price for the crop when ready to bale.
On. of the disappointed Lutherans
in Harrisburg is Aaron Hatter, who
wae elected a delegate to the General
#ynod which meets at Washington,
D. C., and the only layman on the
program of the Brotherhood, which
sssembled last Bunday, in the National
Capitol City, The cause for his re-
gret was a break ino the machinery of
tiie city eletrie light plant, which ne-
cessitated his remaining at home and
forego the pleasure of atlending the
scasions of the Brotherhood and
tynod,
The firm of MeNitt-Hayett Lumber
Company adjusted their logs with the
insurance companies with which they
held insurance on the Waddle saw
mill, which was recently totally de-
siroyed, with entire satisfaction, The
work of rebuilding the plant has al-
ready been begun, The company is
making every effort to take care of
the men in their employment, and
while some of the men regularly em-
ployed on the mill will be idle until it
is rebuilt, the others are kept steadily
employed getting out prop timber,
and doing other work.
For a distance of several miles east
of Centre Hall, along the Brush Valley
road, improvements have been made
to farm buildings. In some instances
it was slmply an application of paint,
st other points additions were made to
the dwelling houses, and at others,
barns were enlarged. Ina three wile
run improvements were noted on the
Harper farm, tenanted by George
Heckman, the Jacob Bharer farm, the
Clyde E. Dutrow farm, the George
Emerick, Br., farm, the Dr, A. G. Lieb
farm, tenanted by John A. Heckman,
snd the Weaver farm, now owned by
H. B. Frankenberger. Compared to
conditions of a few years ago this sec-
tion looks like an entirely new coun
try. Aside from the impiovements
made to the buildings, many brush
fences have been removed, and sub
s'antial wire fences take their places,
The removal of a brush fence adds
much to the general appearance of the
energy on the part of the farm owner
is well repaid in more ways than one,
RUBBING uP THE ARMS.
Baid to Have Excellent Results
Cases of Fainting.
When my wife fumes, which is mis
erably often, says a writer in the Lon-
don medical journal, the Lancet, I
do not apply friction in the us sunl ab-
gurd way—rubbing backward and for-
sward, which must alternate ly check
and accelerate the passage oy the
blood—but, taking hold of one of her
hands with my left fiand, 1 place the
thumb and finger of my right hand
tight round her wrist and then pass
them firmly up toward her ¢ how.
Having brought them back loosely
to the wrist, 1 them firmly
again, and when I have repeated the
operation two or three times, some-
times on both arms, I have the pleas.
ure of hearing the ejaculation, “I fo ser]
better now.” When I first had recourse
to this means of resuscits : my lady
ghe exclaimed instinctively
ferent occasions,
aware that I had had any: particular
intention, “Oh, that is what 1 seem to
1
want!
in
pass
ing
on two dif-
myself that it is not unworthy the no-
tice of the medical practitioner
friction of cholera patients, a process
which should be much oftener resort
ed to and more il
fn than it generally is
energetics
GERMAN RED TAPE.
Streets of Berlin
Take care how you |
that is lost in Berlin
one of our deputies
Pr
convent
at the
The other day
going thre
sian capital on his return from a
ikfort not
sidewalk
hand it to a police agent
of the city police
xr. “You she
rt
al idly.
ed the ke
» One else
mn the
id the agen
manding tone. “You should have
it whers but you
obliged au If you
don’t I'l inst yo
and you on i given
day in prise nn. t's the law."
The depu ompedi d to obey
orders y he carries his
hand in hs {ri de Paris,
now fire
y the burs
my inint ng
corti d 1s
pc kets
The Hangman's Stone,
There is a large bowlder yh
field near Fore: k, E and, whi
Is kno yn through i
“ha an’ 2 it Lif "
ton of the bowlder rises alu
feet above the surface of the
ing field and has
dentati ing
h
#1 por
six
surround
wit
a narrow ditch or In
! Acro The
mark, so tradition says, wa ade In
this way A sheep thief In the dead
of night, while leaning
der to re ot
8 the top
8 n
la ed his booty
of the stone
p tied wi
its effort to es
on the opposite
catching ur
him to death
rock was made by th rictis
{le the dying man was engaged
olf
$
wler the t
rope wh
in an effort to extri
A Good Loser.
Almack’s, lootie's and
the chief clubs of the
young men of fashion There was
play. at all, and decay noblemen
and broken down senators fleeced the
unwary there, Charles Fox,
ful gambler, lost £20000 nt play.
Gibbon tells of his playing twenty-two
hours at a sitting and losing £5600 an
hour. That indomitable punster said
that the greatest pieasure in life after
winning was losing What hours,
what nights, what health did he waste
over the devil's books! I was going
to say what peace of mind, but he
took his losses very philosophically.
After an awful night's play he was
found on a sofa tranguilly reading an
eclogue of Virgll—From Thackeray's
“The Four Georges.”
Arthur's,
White's were
ol
a dread-
MURRAY & BITNER SUCCESSFUL.
Indaced pr, Howard Company to Make
Special Prices,
After a great deal of effort and cor.
respondence Murray & Bitner the
popular druggists have succeeded in
getting the Dr, Howard Co. to make a
special half price introductory offer on
the regular fifty cent size of their cele.
brgted specific for the cure of consti-
pation and dyspepsia,
Dr. Howard's specific has been #o re.
markably successful in curiag consti-
pation, dyspepsia and all liver tronbles
that Murray & Bitner are willing to
return the price paid in every esse
where it does not give relief,
Headaches, coated tongue, dizzi-
ness, gas on stomach, specks before
the eyes, eonstipation, and all forms of
liver and stomach trouble are soon
cured by this scientific medicine,
Bo great is the demand for this spe-
cific that Murray & Bitner have been
able to secure only a limited supply,
any every one who is troubled with
dypepsia, constipation or liver trouble
should call upon them at once, or send
best medicine ever made, on this spe.
cinl half price offsr with their psrsonal
guarantee to refund the money If it
does not cure,
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Centre Reporter $1 per year in
MvsRO.
Harris 1ownship.
Mra, Hannah Buarchfield, of Altoona,
Is vigiting her daughter, Mra, J. H.
Jacobs,
Children's Day services will be held
in the Lutheran church on Bupday
evening.
Miss Maadie Wagner,
spent last week with
Bosalsburg,
Mr, and Mrs. William Baird, of
near Tusseyville, spent the Babbath at
Boalsburg.
William and Riley Hunter, of the
of Altoona,
relatives In
in this place,
Mr. and Mra. Albert Kern,
| fonte, were guests at the G.
beric home on Bunday.
Ww.
Mann, were guests at the home
{ Christ Meyer on Bunday.
| Renovo, spent a few days. at
| former's parental home.
| was a guest of her aunt, Mrs.
| etta Dale, for a few days last week,
| the funeral of Mrs. W. GG. Morrison.
Miss Sarah J. Keller, who spent the
| winter in California, returned to her
home in Boalsburg last week,
| Miss Willa Waite, of Blate College,
{ was a visitor at the home of Mrs. E.
E. Brown for a few days,
| Grove
| of their daughter, Mrs. Edward Lucas.
David Btuart, of Bellevue, enjoyed
| part of last week with relatives apd
associates at his former
joklsburg.
Paul Rupp,
burg Academy,
home
a student at Mercers-
returned to bis home
| vacation,
| came from Bellefonte to sttend the
| memorial exercises and remained for a
Miss Leila Ardery, of Bellefonte,
| and Miss Virginia Ksup,
| lege, spent Whitsunday with Mr. and
Mre. N. W. Meyer,
Mrs. John Kline,
and her granddsughter,
| Bailey, of Centre Hall, were guests
{ the home of William Myers
Memorial Day.
Miss
at
over
Zion, attended the Pent
| held in the
ecostal service
Reformed
in Boalsburg.
Mrs. William Blover and son John,
Mr. and Mra, Grant Charles and Mrs,
Hara Btover attended the wedding cof
which took place at the bride's home
Robert Reitz, a forest ranger, recent.
flat stone,
with his hand he raised the stone but
found more than be expected. Hav-
ing a pick near at hand be succeeded
in killing them all.
Lubrication With-
out Carbon Deposit
A thin, pale oil, made
from Pennsylvania Crude
Oil. Best for either air-
cooled or water-cooled
cars. No fictitious body
~hi real viscosity.
Will mot congeal.
Ask your dealer. Write
us, if he can’t supply you.
Waverly Oil Works Co.
Independent Refiners
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
Makers of "Waverly
Gasolines
:
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70 OUR FRIENDS AND
CUSTOMERS :
A Full Line of Linen,
Lace and Insertion,
Embroidery
for full length and flounce
dresses with to
Insertions for bands
a
insertions
match,
and trimmings -— never
more complete line,
In White Goods—
Crispette,
and the new Plaids,
Egyptian Ginghams,
Carpets, in Brussels and
Ingrain, by sample.
Linoleum,
Lace Curtains,
and curtain poles,
SELZ SHOES
in high and low Button and
Flaxon, Linens,
Lace,
H., F. ROSSMAN
Spring Mills - Penn,
THE
Red Mill
ALBERT BRADFORD
Proprietor
A COUPON IN EACH
SACK OF
VERI-BEST
People Who
how it is done,
these figures :
$1 invested annually
$38.99.
$1 invested annually
$30.97.
$8.02,
in favor of western
JAMES I. THOMPSON
GENERAL AGENT
LEMONT, PENN'A
Are Interested
Inter-
Look at
for 20 years at 6 per cent,,
for 20 years at 4 per cent,
s would be $802, It is
.
FLOUR
MEANS A
SILVER SPOON
FOR YOU
FARMERS ! 1 do chop-
ping at all times at FOUR
CENTS a Bushel—and
do it good !
THE EMPIRE
GRAIN DRILL
THE HOOSIER
DOUBLE ROW
CorN PLANTER
are two farm implements
None
WAY.
<
sold on their merits,
superior in any
THE DeLAVAL
CREAM
SEPARATOR
is acknowledged to be the
only perfect machine.
DeLAVAL SEPARATOR
OIL will prove a great ec-
onomy if used on any sep-
arator or other high geared
machine.
D. W. BRADFORD
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Just
Silk Gingham
Ginghams, Fancy
of HATS-
Give us a call.
A
White Goods,
Dress
ge
or
—
lowest for cash
a
PENNA
It i= worse than unless to take any
medicines internally for museclar or
chronic rheumatism, All that is
needed is a free sipliestion of of Cham-
berlain’s Liniment. For sale by all
dealers.
health, good temper, good sense
bright eyes and a lovely complexion,
the result of correct living and good
digestion, wins the admiration of the
world, If your digestion is faulty
Chamberlain's stomach snd Liver
» will correct it. For sale by all
| SyTocK ¥ FOR SALE~The undersigned offers
sult vhs follow : Guernsey bull
call, five TE brood sow. Lweniy-one
months old ;
boar, fifteen mo ithe 01d
nn WAGNE
i, Pa. BR. ¥.
FWO-HORSE WAGON son pom SALE—Tho un-
for ssie a