VOL. LXXXV. No. 49 THE CENTRE RPO IBP SPeopmant, CENTRE HALL, PA. DECEMBER 12, 1912 EEE EERE ERNIE EEE ERIR ERIN RRDER What to get for CHRISTMAS GIFTS JET us help you solve this problem, You will find our clerks ready and willing to suggest and show goods, whether you are ready to buy or merely wish to look. The most suitable and useful presents are articles of wearing apparel, We have a most beautiful line of Moy Bay SHB Strictly Local Happenings { Dr. Charles Calvert Ellis will lecture| Mueller, the forester on Nittany Malfinger-Bartges, si Hpring Mills, Friday night. Mountain, advertises pole and cord A wedding of interest to thei: I'he Reporter offiice is having a rush wood for sale in this issue, many friends in this vicinity was so work. But that is what we want George Runkle, who for several | emuized in Chicago when John ™ 'r. Gay Carlton Lee 1s a writer as |years had charge of the HBchoolehip Mulfinger, of that city, was united well as 8 lecturer. Be sure to hear | Saratoga, is now on a freighter be the bonds of holy wedlock to M Grange Arcadia, Friday eve-|iWeen Boston and Norfolk, Blanche V, Bartges, of Spring Mii nia Pass the news along to the Reporter. | * daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (. I'he Centre Hall evaporating com- When you think of the good things | DAMES "The ceremoL 3 was pesforn . pany shipped a car load of winter | YoU have done, just ask yourself how | Fitts oi d A uo Lat ws oh apples last week, The market seems | Dany news items you passed along to bare] : I , s yemuo thers rather dull, there being few requests | the local paper. re ' y . Sh he se Soremony . for this fruit coming this way. Do not fail to hear Dr. Guy Carlton | 72258 Soupie wen! 0 housekeeping i p { their newly furnished flat at 345 Baird After serving on the New York city | Lee, in Grange Arcadia, Friday eve-| ,.. 4.11 Sta. Chicago, ‘I police force for some years, W. H_ | ning. A scholarly lecturer may be ex- | groom is & son of J 'O Mulfin: or : i i x » il : y Folding, son of Mr. Felding, of Linden pected. The Lyceum Bureau will not | Pleasant Gap, and holds a roma Hall, purchased the Caldwell phar- | need to make apology for Dr. Lee, It, wition with the Acme Bupply | of Chicago, ma a EERE EEE HVE rE Dh YE ee Coats, Suits, Sweaters, Gloves, Silk Hose and Umbrellas, for gentlemen, ladies and children. We also have a fine line of Shirts and Neckwear, an artistic line of Hand- kerchiets in holiday boxes. A Fine Assortment of FURS n sets of Mink, Isabella Fox, Opossum, and White Iceland Fox, We also have MANY OTHER APPROPRIATE GIFTS. mecy, in Lynbrook, New York, and | will be up to his sudienca to go up to is now located there, | his level. —iait Read the advertisements in tbia| There was a fall of one-half inch of | Transfer of Raul Estate, 4s. The merchant and desler who | rain Toursday and Thursdsy vight,| Homer D. Decker et ux to Henry | vs space in a newspsper has some- | most of the fall having been Quring Noll, premises in Bpring twp. ; $1100 ng to sell worth the while for the | the night. The springs previcus to} Aifred C. Leathers et ux to Jose; customers to investigate, Act on the | this rain were not as strong as desired | 1, Woomer, lot in State College ; $3 sggenion in these advertisements for wintering in, and, in fact, a good | ( M. Gramley et ux to C. L. Gran id you wou't go wrong io your buy- | deal more rain would be welcome be-| ley 130 acres of land in Miles tw) ing. fore the ground freezes to any con-| g5s500, siderable depth. # » un 4 Mrs. Agnes Meyer, of Linden Hall, | C. M. Gramley et ux to C. I. Gea was a caller at this office on Friday.| Ifthe plane contemplated by Thad- | ley, premises in Miles twp. : $2000, She just returned from McElbattan | deus R. Hamil'on, of Belle fonte, Joseph L. Gessner et ux to K where she spent a month with her | materialize State College will have 8 Gessuer, premises in Bpring twp. ; gon, George Meyer, a railroad man, | Dew industry —a planing mill—and Elsie V. Butler et bar to Penni Fis ving sold her Linden Hall property, | ODe Very much needed there. Mr. | Railroad Co, tract of land in Hower ary. Meyer contemplates making Hamilton is doing business in Belle. | twp. ; $400. ; McElhattan her place of residence fonte at present, and he is seriously D. Shelley Kloss, trustees, to Ch fier next spring. | considering a proposition to move bis | H. Rowland, tract of land in Cer plant to the College town. and Clestfleld $150 000 Sai Be em We have done everything in our power to make your holiday shopping easier. Everything is displayed where you can easily sees it. Begin to do your Christmas shopping now while assortments are best and crowding less. Remember that we, of all stores, are best prepared to supply the gifts with which which gentlemen, ladies and children are best pleased. Be sure to come to see our A. Kessler’s Department Store Where the “ good clothes ”’ come from. MILLHEIM, PA. RRND RIRRRRDRRIRRIRRRRRRIRRRRIRDRRD While Archey Zsttle has been In i 4 cig Centre Hall almost continuously since Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Myers, of Miml- Thomas Foster et al to Mioui the Zsttle Brothers came into pos- inburg, were to Renovo to sttend the Adams, lo a Biate olieg $400 : gession of the Centre Hall planiog funeral and buriabef Gottlieb Myers, s Margsret Hughes to; Joseph D iti ded mill, it was just last week that he brother of Mra. Myers, who met death pretists m Rush twp. is 0 moved with his family. He occuples at Driftwood while on duty for the John ROY, Jr., el ug to Catherine | a cottage on Wilson street, It is Mr, Penpsylvania Railroad Company as a Weight, = acres of land In Mar Zsttle’s intention to build a home |conductor. Mr. Myers was born at twp. $806.25. next summer, but the quarters he] Beeck ( reek, and was aged sixty-four Hester N. { hrist et al to C. now occupies are quite neat and al- years. Had he ilved uutil next July Hockman, lot in College twp together comfortable. he could have retired on peusion, B.D. Brisbin & y ompany. shiz 1 Centre Hall friends who recently! The interior of the Lutheran parson- |, ... loads of choles oak visited Mr. and Mrs. I. V. Musser, in age at Lewisburg was consumed by | ( .. op Mansger Brisbin is Mifflinburg, report they bave one of fire the o'her Buoday morning. Rev the prettiest and coeiest homes in that | Beebach discovered the fire on awak- a town. He hss bad considerable ex- ing in the morniog, but before the fire A Des Moi perience ss a builder, having erected could be extinguished all the furnitor HORAN NR RR EER Heng * HYDE b of the product sent out, HRY ng # aan had an atl ‘ mugenlar rheumatism in bis shoul two or more residences in the Pitts- was burned, and the whole of interior , gg A000 adviged him to go to in constructing the home he now o¢- heavy, and included a library, and cupies. Mr. Musser is engaged in the manuscripts on which he and Mrs r “5 Tamer ad thia ’ ed rents dtr wards sng Fas . . > om n : A » are offering at this season at greatly reduced prices buggies, wagons, machinery, i! implements and tools. We mean just what we say. These goods which are now being of- fered at a sacrifice ¢ are the same as we sold regularly and not condemned or turned back oO oO D H AR : li} seem us ew, even are These Bargains bodalos BUGGIES — Top and open; well made; well painted ; material first-class, WAGONS The Stoughton and Acme. Hand Wagons, And You Are Sure to Give Good Gifts MANURE SPREADERS—The New Idea, MOWERS - Johnston, HAY TEDDERS - Johnston. GRAIN GRILLS — Buckeye. Goodhart Gifts are useful, durable, CORN PLANTERS - Black Hawk, double row. ’ ’ PLOWS -- Syrac . ’ idi 3 Oli . . idi : lasting remembrances. Nothing could TE eH YE Vo cuse, hand ; Oliver, hand. be mot t ’ n th n LAND ROLLERS - Steel and wood. ore app Opriate for anyo ¢ a CULTIVATORS -- Albright, double row ; Buckeye double row. a piece of good, useful furniture, a HARROWS -- John Deere, disc, spring, and lever ; Spike, . LIME SPREADER -- High class, force feed, sweeper, a picture, or one hundred GASOLINE ENGINES . Olds. and one better things that may be WHEELBARROWS -- Steel, wood, farm and garden, LADDERS -- Single and extension, found in this Gift Store. | ROOFING - Pittsburg Ready, steel corrugated, | WIRE FENCING - Lion all heights and weights, SHOP EARLY : Come in and pick the article All these and many other articles are offered you at a bargain, you want and we will hold it for you until Christ- mas. Don’t wait till the last day or two--buy | SLEIGHS AND SLEDS : The regulation Portland Cutter, also the same cutter with springs, First-class while the stocks are large and complete. in every way—wood, ironing, trimming, painting, workmanship ; none better, BOB SLEDS, The regulation style and the Oscilator or Anti-Tip style, These are first class in every way. Most For the Money -- That's Here FLOUR, GRAIN, FEEDS, COAL White Lily Flour, Bran, Middlings, Western Oats, Badger Dairy Feeds, Stock Tonics, Coal of all kinds, F. V. Goodhart Hight pics pad for al Kinds of grain, ay and sta, J. H. & S. E. WEBER CENTRE HALL AND OAK HALL
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