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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
ISSUED (WEEKLY.
.W. 3TH, . . . Btiwr and Proprieter.
Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hall as
second Class mail matter,
Centre Harv, . . , Penna.
THURSDAY,
OUTOBER 24, 1912
TERMS. ~The terms of subscription to the Re
verter are one dollar per year in advance.
ADVERTISING RATES--Display advertise
ment of ten or more fuches, tor 1 iree or more in-
sertions, ten cents per inch for each issue. Dis.
niny advertising occupying less space than ten-
inches and for less t «an three insertions, from
fifteen to twenty-five cents per inch for each
issue, mccording to composition, Mintmum
charge, seventy-five cents.
Local notices accompanying display advertis
ing five ceuts per line tor each insertion ; other
wise, eight cents per line, minimum charge,
twenty-five cents,
Legal notices, twenty cents per line for three
lusertions, und ten cents per line for each ad
ditional insertion,
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Reformed —No service.
Presbyterian—Centre Hall, morning ; Spring
Mills, afternoon,
United Evaogelical—Lemont, morning ; Lin
den Hall, afternoon. Foreign Day serv ices wil
be held. Laymen will speak to the people,
Lutheran—Tusseyville morning, communion
Preparatory services Friday evening and Satur
day afternoon ; Spring Mills, no service ; Centre
Hall, evening.
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
PRESIDENT -Woodrow Wilson, New Jersey.
VICE PRESIDENT-—Thomas R. Marshall, Iu.
diana
AUDITOR GENERAL—Robert E.
Cambria county,
STATE TREASURER ~William H, Berry, Dels-
ware county,
CONGRESSMEN-AT-L ARGE—George B
Westmoreland county ;
legheny county :
county ; E. E
Cresswell,
Shaw
! Joseph Hawley, Al
+ George RK. McLean, Luzern
; E. E. Greeunawalt, Lan caster count
CONGRESS James Gleason, Du Boils
LEGISLATURE—Robert M. Foster, State Co
iege,
DEATUS
The funeral of Cari Daniel Colyer
the youngest child of Mr. and Mrs
Daniel Colyer, took place on Tue ds,
norning at ten o'clock at the home ©
he parents. The service was held
the Reformed chureh snd interme:
made in the Boalsturg cemetery,
The little child swallowed a pean
a Friday morning, which becsn
odged in its wind pipe. He was tak
‘0 to the Bellefonte hospital on Fri
Iay night but all eflorts to ri lieve hin
Were Useless, aud death ensued Batu:
iny night at nine o'clock. His Bg
Was one year and five das,
The mother of the child was th.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Liloy«
Brown, of near Linden Hall, and 1
was from the Brown home thst th.
funeral was held,
Mrs. Catherine Smith, a native «
Bald Eagle valley, widow of Davie
Sinith, died on Friday afternoon si
oC
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Clearfield, of heart trouble, aged eig! -
ty-five years. She was a daughter of
Abraham and Mary Htonebraker, old
pioneers of Bald Eagle valley,
Keystone.
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Howard I
he ticket to
f November,
18 places in
«ed to respec-
of the Com-
otary
tively by the 8 c.
Centre c¢
1912, at ¢
. alker, east precinet, (n
of Frank Emerick fn the village of
us
ip
wipof "0, in the township
ding.
For the townsh!
the 1
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public bu.
Sheppard,
monwealth and the Commissieners of
Simkine,
Danlel W.
Centre county are given in the above
form of ballot, which is similar to the
officta! ballot.
inet
rsburg.
aye
yer in the
west precinct,
of Worth, in the hall of
Golden Eagle, in the villag
of Walker,
house of John
township of Walker, middle prec
range Hall in the village of Huble
wonship
ts of the
tilda,
For
of Port Sia
For the
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t the dwelling
Hilarecf any
the to
the
RALLY AT MILLUMEIW,
Southside Dicmoucrats Will Rally 'Round
the Wilson Banner Friday Evening,
The Southside Democrats will rally
round the Wilson banner on Friday
that this rally be made a notable one,
Millheim has a reputation for doing
things well, and in this particular in-
stance it intends doing its best and al-
80 solicits outside aid.
The speaker for the oceasion will be
Judge L. M, Bouthworth, of Missls-
sippi, a noted campaigner, and one
capable of doing credit to his section
of country. Those who heard
Alabama congressman speak in the
eourt house know what kind of ora.
tors they have in the south, and will
wish to hear the Mississippi Judge,
In addition to the speaker named
above, Hon. W. ©, Heinle and James
A. Gleason, candidate for congress
in this district, and others will be on
the platform,
Boutheide Democrats should Jet
their democracy shine on Friday even.
ing after sunset,
ren li comes om e—
Marriage ildcenses,
William BS, Albright, Cartin
Barah E Martin, State College
Oliver Irvin, Julian
Esther Bpotte, Julian
J. N. Btover, Bellefonte
Furl Aumon, Bpring Mills
Ward M Bhowers, Pleasant Gap
Liva Twitmeyer, Pleasant Gap
LOCALS,
settled,
‘on town on Tuesday.
The Pine Stump Hundsy.schoo
eld a rally on Saturd ay afternoon
You will want to go to the Democrat is
raily in Millbeima on Friday evening
Fhe report that D. L.
is farm is not correct.
fl=r, but did not accept it,
George Jacobs, of Howard,
f vear Boslsburg, is very feeble. H.
I~ Bome ninety years of age
Mr. and Mrs, M. A. Hankey,
Fuesday, were guests of Mr. and
\
G. L, Goodnsart in Centre Hall,
om
Mie
Fred and Diemer Neihart, of Pire
Grove Mills, lef: for Dover, Minnesots
where they will engage in stock rajs-
tog and farming,
Miss Anna Mitterlis gE returned fron
Aboona where for seversl weeks she
fad been the guest of Mr. and Mrs
baries W. Geary,
Dr. Foster, who holds a commission
“8 medical inspector for the Centre
his duties se
such beginning of this week,
Bev, James 8, W tikes, the
or of the Milesburg, Snow Hhoe and
vMoshaonon Presbyterian churches,
nas moved to Milesburg with his fam
ily.
Mrs, Joseph Lutz, oi Centre Hall:
Miss Annie Lohr, of Boalsburg, and
Mire. Mary Bmith, of Bellefonte, were
ta Lock Haven over Sunday, to visit
their sister, Mra. Ellen Pringle,
Hult schools, performed
I'he ladies of the Reformed church
Saturday eventug, clearing $85 00
away under the rules of the society,
Amcs Koch, Sr., of Rock View, is
very ill. He is the father of Amos
Koch, of Boalsburg, and is in bis
sighty-eighth year. He is being
cared for ut the home of his daughter,
Mire, Samuel Kreamer,
Howard Cummings, of Belleville
Csled ou the Reporter Wednesda;
worcing. He is a representative of
tue Penvsyivania Chestnut Tree
Blight Commission, and will look alter
tue blight in Potter township. He
toeated at Potters Mills,
Fhe woman's Civie Club, of Boale-
burg, wii hold a Hallowe'en mas.
querade social in the Boal Hall, on
Pnureday at 8 p. m., October 31st
Proceeds to be applied to the main.
tenauce of the town lights. Admis-
sion 10 and 15 cents,
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Harner, of
Berrien Bpriogs, Michigan, are among
friends at Tusseyville. Mrs. Harner is
the daughter of Francis Fleisher, who
went west many years ago. They are
esogaged in farming, and find it profits
able,
Rev. R. R. Jones, and Elder Jacob
Musser, of near Penns Cave, on Tues
day morning went to Lebanon to at.
tend the Bynod of the Reformed
enurch. Before returning Rev, Jones
will visit friends and relatives fn Al
lentown and vicinity, and expects to
reach home early the following week
The family of Mr, snd Mra
Daniel Colyer, who live with Mra
Colyer’s parents, Mr, snd Mra Lioya
Rrown, near Linde Hall, is sorely nf.
flicted. Their youngest child died the
batter part of ins: week, snd two oth.
wipe Halon and Grace, eight and six
cenrn old respectively, are ili of ty-
phoid fever,
The State College Times makes this
reference to the successor of Jd A.
Reeaman : Thomas 1, Rmith, one of
the best workmen in his line in this
section of the state, has decided to em.
bark in busivess for himself and will
assume charge of an old established
store in Centre Hail. Mr. Bmith has
been engaged In the bard ware and tin
trade for many years in State College
and there Is every reason to believe
that he will make good in his new
ie
venture,
" FLOWERS OF THE NIGHT.
They Are Usually Pure White With a
Peculiar Glow.
| As we all know, there are both day
| blooming and night blooming flowers.
| The former are generally decked in
ted, blue, yellow or purple and have
lines, spots or markings on their petals
which often act as guides to the nec-
and butterflies.
Jr other night flying insects and there-
the tasks of the fireflies and the glow-
| worms,
{and have such a peculiar texture that
| In the dim shades of evening.
At times you might almost fancy
| that they were stained by nature with
tlearly do they reflect every visible ray
3 the faint twilight. They thus suc-
teed in catching the eyes of the moths,
which, of course, are modified espe-
| tlally for perceiving and receiving the
{ slight stimulus of the dusk and gloam-
| Ing.
| jut the nocturnal
| ines or spots, because these last could
{never be perceived In the dim gloom
{of the evening. They make up for it,
| however, by being very heavily scent.
fed. Indeed, almost gall the
| white flowers, which are such
lites with such
favor
florists,
| blossoming plants, are especially adapt
HELP THAT HELPS.
Request For a Loan.
mm Lincoln's go is
act of his
indiscrimid
braha ul sense
very
| Witnessed by almost e
| life
His sound
nate charity and the
| encouraging thrift and
f 3
iguowing
Views on
best means
industry
ishown by the
| of his brothers:
“Dear Johnson.—Your
| 880 I do not think it
with now At the
{when 1 bave helped you'a
| have said to me, ‘We can
! well now,” but in
I find you in the same diffi
request
best to comply
various
little
tithes
get niong
very very short
| $4+ re
time
ppen DY
A ‘
NOW, i
defect In your conduct
that defe«
| not inazy, an
“You are
again
| some what
Ww: you are
an idier
now in need of some ready
| money,
{ should
{
{ somebody
go to work,
who will give
you
ia fair reward for labor 1
your
3 & “ee § eng rd
will between this and the first of
May get for your labx
{i you one other dollar. * * * You
on
my
more
Affec
do not wean to be unkind to you
the ir will follow
advice will find it worth
than eight times $80 to you.
tionately your brother,
“A. LINCOLN"
Youth's Companion.
contrary, You
you
Animal Thermometers.
Crickets have a tendeney to chirp
synchronously or in time with one an-
other. It is claimed that 3
i more rapidiv In warm than in
| weather. The in ‘rense has even been
rated at four chirps a minute for each
degree the temperature increases,
Certain animals appear to act as ba
rometers, It Is said that while frogs
remain yellow nothing but fine weath
er may be expected, but that should
their coats begin to assume a brown
hue bad weather is approaching.
A spider seen spinning its web {n the
morning heralds a fine day If seen
in the evening then at least the whole
of the night and the following morning
will be fine. If it Is raining and the
owl screeches better weather will en
sue. Harper's,
A Slight Mistake,
She was a little woman, and she had
entered a department store in a sub
urban town She walked op to a big,
important looking man near the door
and said:
“1 want to see some of your hang
inga™
“Sorry, ma'am,” sald the big fellow,
with a smile, “but we are not going to
have any today.”
“None today? Why, what do you
mean? Aren't you the floorwalker?’
“No, ma'am; I'm the sheriff, and
I'm glad to say there's nobody to be
hanged today.”-Yonkers Statesman.
they chirp
cold
Tennyson Embarrassed.
Great crises affect people differently
With some the hair turns white, with
others emotion expresses itself in in
consequent speech. Tennyson when he
first met Frederick Robertson. whom
he much admired and who be knew
admired his poems, was so nervous
that he could talk to the “much beloved
priest” of nothing but beer.
Maternal Pride.
First Young Wife-The photographer
said my baby was the prettiest baby
he'd ever seen. Second Young Wife
That's strange! [He sald the same
thing about mine, First Young Wife-
Well, | suppose he saw your baby be
fore he saw mine,
The Way'to Win.
About the only way to got things
coming your way is a long battle
against their going the other way.—
Atchison Globe,
To live long it Ia necessary to live
slowly, ~Cicero,
a
"
visit to our store.
showing of New Fall Suits,
and Shoes awaits your inspec-
mercha ndise
MEN’S
CLOTHING
Distinctive Fall Styles
now being shown
:
The Home of Good Clothes
¥.
ior Men & Women
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Swarm, of Baltimore 'died in Willian-
eport, and the body was shipped to
Millheim for buria!, on Saturday.
The ehild was sged about four years
Ine death occurred Mr. and
Mire, Bwarm were visiting the parents
of the father of the child. Mra
Hwarm is the daughter of John Hart
Millbeim, snd it from
there that the funeral was held,
while
man, in was
———
Alfred Jones, long connected wit!
the business interests of Philipsburg,
tied at the sge of eighty years on Fri
day morning at hie home in Philjre
burg. His wife who died in March
was Miss Rebecca Bailey, of Storms.
There survive these children,
all of Philijsburg : Jernie, wife of Dr
W. W. Andrews, Paul and Edward.
mt
Spring Mills.
George Nicholas is quite ill,
ham,
Ira Barlly is nursing a very sore
hand,
not improving any.
v sit to Bhamokin.
Mr. and Mm Wn,
8 inday at Millbheim,
fall work away these nice days,
The concert and lecture, held
Grange hall last week was erjoyed
and appreciated by a full house.
there be more,
A AI MLA SHAABAN
Bepo-ter Roglater
A. N. Finkle, Spring Mills
W. PF. Immel, Spring Mills
Jefl. W. Brown, Darlington Brown, Milroy
C. E. Goheen, Rauchtown
A.B Lee, Bellefonte
Thomas Smith, State College
M. A. Bankey, Millheim
G. 1 Goodhart, Centre Hall
James P. Herring, Altoona
Howard Caommings, Bellville
sale Register,
BATURDAY, OCTOBER 2th, one o'clock, in
Centre Hall, personal propirty of J. A. Reesman,
INT OTICE TO THE TAX COLLECTORS AND
y ALL TAX PAYERS OF CENTRE
COUNTY :
Please take notice and you are Botifled
that unjess ail State Taxes for the year 1912 are
paid the Collector of your District snd
remitted to the County Treas
common
To correct this you will
ore.
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to tak aud mit
For sale by sll deal.
adv,
No matter what car you use,
be sure of the best gasoline.
The three famous
Waverly Gasolines—
76° — Special
Motor
are best because they have no
carbon deposits—the explosion
is instantaneous, powerful,
clean the igfition is quick.
aap gasolines used
i rly
WAVERLY OIL WORKS CO.
Independent Refiners PITTSBURG, PA.
Alsp makers of Waverly Special Auto Of.
FREE 200 Page Book
Tells All About Oil
VERRAN
A limited quantity of wall
plaster, first quality in every
respect, and admitting of the ~
addition of two parts sand,
is offered lor sale by
NERY
NARS
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C. D. BARTHOLOMEW
and S. W. SNITH, 3
Centre Hall -
Read the Reporter.
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Cool October Ni ohts
Are made pleasant by
Warm Bed Blankets
Just recently we laid in a supply of excellent
blankets—some are cotton and others all wool.
Come in and inspect the quality of these and be
convinced of their “comfortableness” and wear-
ing qualities, Moderately priced, too.
Many New Dress Goods
All shades of Poplin, pretty patterns in Percales
and Ginghams, and other dress goods.
Outing Flannel in large variety,
KREAMER & SON
Centre Hall, Pa.