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FTHE CENTRE REPORTER.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1912
LOCALS.
Now for April showers,
One of the western horses sold at
the Millheim sale died before the own-
er got him to his home in Bugar
Valley.
** Reliance Rubber Roofing ' is ad-
vertised in this issue by Mrs. J. W,
Keller, at Linden Hall. Read the
adv. carefully.
Register J, Frank Bmith moved
from Centre Hall to Bellefon'e on
{ Taesday, and will now be found on
| Ezst Linn street,
"Mrs. tarry Miller, of Centre Hall,
went to Woodward to assist Bamuel
O¢undorf to move to Coburn onto the
Jacob Kerstetter farm. Bhe also was
in Miilbeim for a short time,
W. A Odenkirk is having his store
[mom at the Centre Hall railroad eta-
tion repapered and otherw'se improv-
ed in appearance. He also expects in
\ the pear future to install a lighting
\ plant.
I'he ninth annual district conven-
tion of the Centre County Sabbath
Bchiool association, comprising the
townships of Miles, Haines, Penn and
Millheim borough, will be held in the
United Evangelical church, at Wood-
ward, Friday, 12th inst.
DEATHS,
Iigin IL. Musser, one of the aged
and highly respected eitizens of Mill-
heim, died on Thursday of last week,
at the advanced age of eighty-two
years, two months and five days, In-
terment was made on Monday at Mill-
heim, Rev. J. Max Lantz, pastor of
the deceased officiating, Rev. W. J.
Dice assisting.
Mr. Musser was the son of Philip B.
Musser, and was born at Farmers
Mills, where the elder Musser owned
a grist mill, and for many years was a
Justice of the peace. When but a
youth he accompanied his father to
Millheim, The deceased’s wife, who
died about fifteen years sgo, was
Amanda Otto. There survive these
children : Philip H., whois conrect-
ed with the Millheim Banking Com-
pany; idward I, of Millheim ;
James W., and Charles O , of Philadel-
phia ; Mrs. W. G. Ulrich, and Mrs. G
W. Cyphers, of Pittsburg ; Mrs. J. M
Grove, of Emporia, Kansas ; Mrs, P
J. Weimer, of Altoona, all of whom at-
tended the funeral except James W,
Miss Matilda Roush, widow of the
late Daniel Roush, died on Runday
morning at 9 o'clock at her residence
in Madisonburg. The deceased was a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bimon
Bickel, Bhe was born in Centre coun-
ty May 1, 1835, making her age seven-
A
OH! THOSE PIMPLES
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There's no longer need to feel
ashamed and embarrassed on account
of those unsightly pimples on the face,
for the new antiseptic remedy,
Renovo, will soon cure the disfigure-
ment and leave the skin smooth, eoft,
and clear,
The worst cases of eczoma, salt
rheum, and even ulcers are cured by
Renovo as its antiseptic qualities kill
the poison germs in the diseased skin,
and the sores and eruptions soon heal,
healthy skin taking the place of the
old
The almost igfallible power of Reno-
vo to cure eczama and other skin
troubles Is shown by the guarantce
given with it, to refund the money if
it does not do all that is claimed for it,
Get a three loch tube for 502 from
Murray & Bitner, on this guarantee
snd see how quickly all itehing, irrita.
tion and soreness disappear and the
skin begius to clear up,
s——— mf f ti—
Why He Was La'e,
“ What made you so late 7"
“I met Bmithson."
‘* Well, that is no reason why you
should be an hour late getting home
to supper.”
** I know, but I asked him how he
was feeliog, and be ineistedlon telling
me sbout his stomach trouble.”
** Did you tel him to take Chamber-
Iain’s Tablets 27
20 to 75¢ yd.
- 30, 35, 50, $1 yd.
Linens
George E. Breon was in Philadel. | ty #ix years and nine months, Funer- ture, thal is what he needs’! Bold
phia a short tfme ago to make ar. | 81 services were held in the Reformed | by sll dealers
Stimulate
raugements with a sales house to travel | church at Madisonburg, Wednesday
&s a salesman of Durham tobacco. It | forenoon, conducted by her pastor
was his first trip to Philadelphia, and it | Bev. G A. Btaufler
is needless to gay that he was delight- —
ed with the City of Brotherly Love. Mary Ann Rishel, whose maiden
Linen Damask
30, 40, 45, 75, $1 yd.
Fancy Ginghams, Foulards, Bed Spreads,
** The Home Dry Air Cleaner ” will | name was Allison, a daughter of
be given a practical demonstration of | Matthew Allison, died at Clintondals ’
just what it will do in your home by | azed ninety-ove years and one day,
]
Chil d ren /
the local agent, F. P. Geary, of Cen- | Bhe was one of the few real Daughters
tre Hall. This is the season for house | of the American Rev lution. and for Ask your doctor how often
cleaning, and Mr. Geary will be | five years received a pension from the he prescribes an alcoholic
peased to show you what his mas- | organization. Iaterment was made stimulant for children. He
¢nine can do. at Clintovdale. will probably say, o“" Very,
Lucile, the listle daughter of Mr. After a shor iliness of typhoid Very ra ely.” Ask him how
a, Wud rales of ui. fever, Edward Ds le, died at his home often he prescribesa tonic for
tack of fever. The quarantine from | ®' Lemont on Tuestay of ust week, | | them. He will probably an-
the Walters home will be lifted on | Pd interment was made on Friday at swer, “\ ery,very frequently.
Saturday. Mr. Walters, who is cash. | Houserville, i ear which plice he wes |} phon ack him about Ayer’s
ier of the Millheim Banking Com. |PoT0. He was aged twenty-five years Sarsaparilla as a strong and
‘ : nd was the son of the late William
any, and Mr, Gramley, who is also | 20d Was ’ : AD 1
ed wip un tf) Who made | P8le. His mother, a wife and two || Safe tonic for the young. Not
ATES CAE - ’ h
their quarters at the Millbelm botes | *®8/! children survive. a drop of alcohol in it.
: rife rascn— 1
during the quarautine period, so that She Always keep a box of Ayer's Pills in the |i
they could attend to business without Dou’t be surprised If you have sn house. Just one pill at bedtime, nowand {|
attack of rheumatism this spring | then, will ward off many an attack of ll 9 ®
sul jecting their customers to un- : :
Just rub the affected parts freely with | biliousness, indigestion, sick
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Lace Curtains, Summer Gauze,
Linoleum, Table Oil Cloth, Etc.
In fact, a great varicty of merchandise at the lowest prices,
Necessary Xposure, How many years has you
these pills? Ask him all
Made by the J. 0. ATER ¢
Chamberlain's Liolment and it will
soon disappear. For sale by all
dealers,
/ Thursday of last week A. E. Kerlin,
/t 1e senior proprietor of the Fairview
Poultry Yards, .accompanied a ship-
ment of one thousand day old chicks
to Harrisburg and delivered them to | _
Luther Guisewite, formerly of Coburn. iad
Mr. Kerlin had not been in the best of |
LEGAL NOTICES.
The Hoosier [| mr m————
Double Row s To those wishing
« todo their Spring
Corn Planter |: sewing : EH A ¥ Al Nz
he ith for some weeks previous to
this trip and on his return on Friday |
h: wes obliged to go to bed snd has | ewe
X since uot been able to leave it. His | i ao nite ; g i
: sickness started with grip which | Mortgage Book ~ D," page | No. 71, May Term, | is one of the most
developed iuto pneumonia in a light | mortes r etn by
form,
’ . : ‘ ys
We have just received 4 Ls : ; all ‘ 5 mace wis
Dress Goods
White Goods
LLawns, Linens
Percales
Ginghams
Calicoes
Pillow tubing and
casing
Sheeting, Shirtings
A new line of
Embroidery for Fun
Skirts, and All Over to
match
Laces & Insertions
.———
Aarcnsburg,
Mr. Call is spending a few daysat
State College.
GOOD PLOWING
Is the Foundation Stone of
Successful Agriculture
E. BR. Wolf spent a short time with
Mee, H. H, Weaver,
Mra. A. E. Heiz:, of Centre Hall,
formoarly from thi place, was a zuest
of Mra. Hsflley,
Steward Anderson and Mr. Rhoades,
of Altoona, spent Juoday at the home
of Charles Btover
Lima H:fMey, of Akron, Ohlo, is | acre ir at :
6th day of May, 1912, 0 answer the
epending a few weeks with his aged | Heury J. Tibbets, and to why DeLAVAL SEPARATOR
mother, who had been ill. mortgeges should not be sat stied of record. : iS vires —-—
Mre, O. Padams and son Willian, | Sheriff's Office Bellefonte Ta a sherif VIL will prove 4 gent es
of State College, spent Sunday at the Ha J 202
home of E (i. Mingle. IN REPETITION FOR ¥ 2 shia
Prof. aod Mrs. Kreamer and son MOKTUAGE, dated Jamey | rs
Carl speat SBanday at Woodward with [ary zith, 1577. Recorded | Common Pleas of
iu Centre County, Mort
the former's father, Luther Kreamer. | gage Book “L "Ve Centre County, D. WwW. BRADFORD
’ Mh. 1,
Calvin Mingle vacated the poor | p*%® 6 given by’ Jou H No. 62, May Term, CENTRE HALL, PA.
es JIE 10 Daniel Grove, sd
house and Adam SBheesley moved into | minsirator of John Bal Bell Telephone calls will
/ be promptly avswered.
H. F. Rossman
3 , N 1912
it andi Mr. Mingle into Mrs. Oscar | ‘0% deceased.
To Daniel Grove, administrator of John Ballot,
{ SPRING MILLS, PA.
A v2
Amis huge, deceased, mortgagee mentioned in the above —— POMC OeOYENNNRsTeReBaes gow . »
a : n 1 a stated mortgage, and to any and all oth er holder B & Gibbs I | lo
Jo Tuesday morning Gurney Wert Sate Mortgage, y An ther holde ucher mperia F WSs
and his mother left for Philadelphia, | Notice . hereby given thit application has
the former to attend business college, | Contre (orsty Lhe Court of Common Pleas of :
Spring Tooth Harrows, Spike Tooth
Harrows, and Land Rollers.
Centre County, under the Act of Assembly gov
These are all first-class implements at
THE DelLAVAL
CREAM
SEPARATOR
is acknowledged to be the
PREP LI YROBE OVS BOYS
To do good plowing you need the very best plows
and that is what we want to talk with you about,
Come in and let us talk it over: it will do us both
good,
How about that GANG or REVERSIBLE PLOW
you may need. Look into the merits of the J. I. CASE
goods. We will be glad to show them to you. Our
other lines are too good to miss, Look who makes them.
only perfect machine,
onomy if used on any sep-
Embroideries and
Insertions, per yd. 5C
srator or other high-geared
machine.
Call and see
e esfTgeerePne PPP ORR RRR AROS SREP POOBD IPRA.
PHISTPIIPREIIPODE OL IIOB WE
and the Iatter to visic her son Earl, | erniag such case, to show cause why you should
. . not satisly 8 certain mortgage, dated January
Mr, end Mrs, Walter Orwig and | 2ith, 1577, recorded in Centre County in Mort
7 } gage Book L,"” Vol. 1, page, given by John H.
two ehildren, Kermit and Florence, | [utz to Daniel Grove, T araiieron UY of John
bome of W. B., Bitner and Bright
Bituer,
Miss Ardrenua Herman, who took
& course in shorthand and typewrit.
log in Lancaster, is employed at At-
lantic City. Before going there she
spent a few days at her home here.
Mrs. Arthur Weaver and daughters,
Baraand Marion, of Mackeyville, visit-
ed for a few days with Mrs. Weaver's
parents, Mr. aud Mrs. G. Eisenhour,
#t this piace. From here they went
to Farmers Mills, where they will live
on the James Weaver farm,
William Wolfe moved from Feidler
lato oue of C. G. Bright's homes ;
Bparr Wert ou the farm his father
bought from the Zsigler brothers st
Wolfs Chapel ; A, Acker from W.
Edmund's home Into the Cyrus Bower
home ; Harry Bower onto Jacob
Meyer's farm, southeast of town ;
William Minnick into Al, Walter's
house ; Forest Btover from the Meyer
farm inte H. O. Btover's house ;
Gillard Eisenhower vacated the Condo
house and moved into the Rev, BE
Btambach home ; Irvin Wanee from
Dr. Bowersox’s farm to Mrs. Luther
Werl's farm ; Mre, Wert into a part of
Mrs. Frauk Weaver's house, A
situated In Bentier township, Centre County,
Pennsylvania, containing, respectively, 31 acres
and 10 acres and 49 perches, and tH appear at
Bellefonte, Pa., on the 0th day of May, 1912, A
D., to answer the petition of Ww Fred Reynolds,
and to show cause why said mortgage shoud not
be satisfied of record,
ARIHUR B. LEE,
Sheriffs Office, Bellefonte, Pa. Sherifl,
March 28th, 1912. 0.17
IN REPETITION FOR In the Cou
THE BATISFACUTION uF un el
MORTGAUK, dated Sep
em be: 26th, 1848, Record: . i
ed in Centre County in Common Pleas of
Mortgage Book “0,” Vol. 1,
Pree Mr, given by James ?
Jobbine t George Valen. ; Centre County,
tine, Abram 8 Valentine
and w. A. Thomas, guard.
ans of minor children No. 61, A
of Reuben B. Valentine, % 8, May Torn,
deceased, J naz,
To George Valentine, A, 8, Valentine and Ww,
A. Thomas, guardians of the minor children of
Reuben HB. Valentine, deceased, mortgagees
mentioned iu the above stated mortgage, and to
any and ail otuer bolder or holders thereof :
Notice is hateby Riven that an application has
been made Ww the Court of Common Pleas of
Centre County, under the Act of Amembly gov.
earning such case, to show case why you should
Dot satisly a certain mortgage, dated September
2th, Bs, recorded In Centre County, in Mort
ig Book " C," Vol, Inpage M2, given by James
ti Abram 8. Valentine
o0tinn: duceans, not
ne, upon
situated in pring
Pennsylvania .
Hapa ea SE wie
ou the 20th day of May, 1912, A. D,, At
the petition of W. Fred Reynolds,
Sime why said mortgage should not bo sal
RTHUR B, L
Sherif's Office, Bellctonte, Pu. = © >
aa elonte, P
ee
minimum prices.
Columbus Wagons
Superior Grain Drills, Corn Planters
Lime Spreaders, Pittsburg Perfect Fencing
F. E. Mayes & Bros. Door Hangers, in-
cluding their tubular track & hangers,
Royster’s Fertilizers
and HO Lime, Lime and Sulphur, |
SCALACIDE for SPRAYING
R. D: FOREMAN
CENTRE HALL, PA.
“ Our word good as our bond."
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