ho, iHE CENTRE REFORTER. THURSDAY VSEPUEMRBRER 26 1912 LOUALS, Miss Mary M. Farner has opened a millinery store, near Colyer, and has | on hand fall winter hats and | trimmings, calls will be Appre- | and All ciated Mrs. I. Y. Moyer and son Frank ©O Moyer, of Cleveland, Obio, Centre Hall the latter part of week, and are guests of Mrs, MN ary | Rearick, Mrs. Moyer being her daugh- | tor, i I'he foundation for the house to be erected by Samuel has been staked off. It where, forty years J. K. Miller rist mill. Mrs. W., WwW, harles EK. Shoop | is on u site| ago, the late Rev. | Royer, Mr. and Baunders, Mr. and Mrs, W Royer, of Juniata Mr. WW. W, le, of Bellefonte, Mrs, Anna Her- and daughter Anna, of Spring Mills of callers at the { , Were a party headquarters on Reporter's Park. ‘he average automobile Grange | Iriver is a | ARCTIC INDIAN LIFE. Her When Her Son Was Grown In “The Arctic I'ral Thompson Seton, a f Indian Hie Is gh cident: ne win band of Alg # at the borough limits were un-| fed Some of the forty, and borough machines others dads’ filteen-mile-an we're | like like sixt 7, | iia the for a thiia in ilge regulsat on! -hour-gait, fis a violsiion of the | law for sp ed. 4 fr ‘ 3 the fartus wh ced that you see Lie best stands of gu y ig Cover, ‘This has been = nf : Seasol ior yu gOGa i ung clover, but if the farm- er will goto the trouble to make a bit of investigation will fi and comparison, he | haviog ¢ m and hess ud lHmed soils unifor clover I ian more young bet i8, of Shook’s Fred as, from his back, Shetland ponies WE Ji hn D seplintered his rigife, Liacas, £On oO aud bones iu of the arin. lad, who is was rid- 18 pony on Bark, of Lis companions hi§ the (quite small, Grange when | little make 8 mal, causiog him to $1 dash | for which his rider was unprepared, | i the result being as noted above, Dr. | J. IX, GG, Allison reduced the fracture. {isees [Isabella Rowe and Cora Luse | have returned to the Central State | Normal Lock Haven : Mary Deliuda Potter is back to neil University to enter the senior | and Miss Sara Nefl entered the | Sehool, Miss | Buck- | class, a Niate | Ialph Bitoer Freshman class at Pennsylvani and | College, Messrs, Allison and Messrs, Earl iam Bradford are prepari work in the Bellefoate Aq returned to State, | and Will- | (ross Algo) Lambert Aaronsburg, Mrs, Foster enjoyed a day at the grangers picuie, Eisenhauer, an aged lady Bower, Clarence who is ployed at days Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Mr, Ebon Bower were Bower. “r Miss Gu em- | Altoona, was home for a few | aod Mrs, | guests of E. A. 3 Barber, of days al the | itilius and Mis uburg, spent a few nr SATEEN : Foster home, i Albert Johuoson, of Altoous, spent a few days with his fsmily in Aarons burg John the fuoperal of Frank Hoslerman at Penn Hall Mrs. Zwiugle Haflioy aud children have gone to Altoous at which place Mr. Haflley is employed. Mrs. John Goodman and baby, of Lewistown, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Howard Acker. Those, Weaver moved from East Main street into the home formerly occupied by J. D. Bowersox, Mrs. Johu Grenoble, of Yeagertown, came Lo help care for hier father, J. C, Btover, at the home of George Weaver, Grover Beaver, of Youngstown, Ohio, is ependiog his vacation with his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Bam- 1 Beaver. Mr. Aursnd and family, of Milroy, and Mrs. Clarke Herman, of State College visited at the home of A. BN. Btover, Eq Miss Edva Ream, of Spring Mills, fs at the home of Warren Winkle blech, from which place she expects to go Lo echool, Misses Jennie Gramley, Esther Kuarr, Alice Zimmermap, Edna Whitman, of Millbeim, spent Eunday afternoon with Mrs, Effie Weaver, a — A —— Centre Mills, Arthur Cumiogs lost+ as yaluable horse last week. A little son of J. H. prover, at Bpriog Bank, is seriously iI} Howard Weaver expects Lo move on the Vonada farm near Madisonburg, Roy Held, who bad been soffering from ivy polson is again able to work, Miss Wingard, of Colyer, Is spend. ing some time at the home of Arthur Cummings, Misa Badie Miller has gone to Mill. heim to become an operator in the Bell exchange. Mra. Joseph Moyer and daughter, of Robe rsburg, visited their former home last Baturday, Jesse Day and Fred Moese left on Monday for Lock Haven where they will be employed in a brick yard, Haines and family attended 0D oL D CHOCTAW with soap As to ol cocks, “What an elegant tine snid the old time friend “Yes,” replied Mr. Cumrox: “that’ about as elegant a clock as mon buy.” “You were once conten simple “Of course. Nobody wan more than a dollar on wakes him up and tells him go to work. t is” fece tha ey will t with a mac! ir affalr” ta to clock that when f« But when it wakes him tip and reminds him that he doesn’t bave to go to work he feels more friendly and liberal” — Washington Btar. A Woman's Reason, "Why," asks the Inquisitive person, “do you enjoy baving some one tall you that you are pretty when you know you are not? Does it make you belleve that you are? "No," she answers readily, makes me believe that am."~Judge's Library. Escaped. Gillet—80 you've just come from Hen. pecked’s funeral. look? Natural? Perry — No; Times, “But it he belleves 1 relieved. — New York Keep your promises, especially to those who cannot enforce therm. Laundry goes oul next Wednesday merit should Litas resl MOCRATIC CO, COMMITTED An article Lhat ithe bhieeome popular, That suet # Lhe case ith Chamberlain's Coug) Remedy has been atiested by many Here in one of thetn H.W Hendrickson, Ohio Fall dealers, Indian . A 3.1. 74 writes, '' Chamberlain's (4 ugh dy is the best for ce grid croup, and is my | { aller, 7? For Heme tighs, colds 1 v all deal @ Dy all dealers, a T0000 0000esee0ssaNeeees A New Line of Hats and Caps New Percales for “ROY OS vr POBQ00Q Fall Dresses Bargain in Low Shoes Fresh Cakes and Fruit this week Chipped Dried Beef and Bologna Fresh Peanut Butter Sweet Potatoes ® a H Rossman SPRING PA. ‘ Pure al ge ew MILLS, SRE RW PH Stimulate Children? Ask your do ctor how often | E. pr Cril Ke $ COOL He H. C. SHIRK insane Bday ti = aw | Attention, Farmers » Cotmgp—" mt a I RR S38 Seeding time is on, and the question of fertilizing will, no doubt, be carefully debated by yon. I want to call your attention to the fact dat I have in stock ROYSTER FERTILIZERS. 1! you have lailed to place your order in time lor lertilizer, or find at you have insulficient lor your requirements for Fall seeding, I invite you to give the Royster a trial. I have the goods here and you can drive in at your convenience and get them--the only right way to handle Tertilizer. You need not inconvenience yoursell by hustling out at a time when you are busy with some other et your fertilizer out of a car. When you need the lizer, come in, or i! you are in town with a team, take some along and save an extra trip work to ¢ TO 35 a a NO ls GR. WR Ais lertil You will not go wrong on Royster goods ; they are founded on Merit and based on Qualify. Roy- ster Pertilizers are compounded, not merely mixed. Don't delay ; come early, 0h ye you no doubt have been thinking of doing some concrete Work this Fall yet. In case you do, in vl a dood cement Bi ig cannot a el R. D. FOREMAN CENTRE HALL, PA. tion repairs Farmers, Atten This is the t'me to make th mucl about the house and barn, Arrang ake them of Concrete Cheaper and more Lasting than Wood I have just received another car of Portland Cement, thus assuring you a fresh article, which is so much appreciated by users of cement, as that stored in warehouse since early Spring is often partly set in the bags when purchased. I have also two sizes of Crushed Lime Stone, and sharp river sand, especially adapted for cement work. Plans and specifications for concrete work on the farm, may be had free for the asking, Might be well to look after your chimneys before cold weather sets in, A few brick and a bag of , ce- Emery’s Store Always Noted for the Best Goods at Lowest Prices Fresh bos are Arriving Daily S, lor Men, Women and Children. nest Line of Dry Goods in town. Lawns, Batiste, Silk, Flaxons, Garden Seeds of all kinds, Hoes, Rakes, Shovels, Forks, all kinds of Haying Tools, Lawn Mowers, Garden Hose. Give tS a call. You will always find the best goods for the least money here, ment may save your home from destruction. I have two grades of brick suitable for the work, W. Gross Mingle Centre Hall, Pa, The favorite with experienced motorists. The right gasoline for safety, comfort and speed. Instantaneous, powerful, clean ex plosion, quick ignition, no carbon deposits all these are guaranteed. We make three grades of GASOLINE 76° — SPECIAL — MOTOR Power Without Carbon, All Refined Products. No “natural” gasclines used. At your dealers. WAVERLY OIL WORKS CO, Refinery Also makers of Waverly Bpeeial Auto Oil, Page Bosktelle all shout oll, LADIES’ “FITZEZY SHOES will cure corns! SOLD ONLYFAT YEAGER'S SHOE STORE BELLEFONTE
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