VOL. LXXXV. No. 50
and Baby.”
mail.
In
night,
Grange Arcadia, on
Dr. William 8, Miller,
Friday
a repre.
health, will give a free illustrated
lecture on tuberculosis.
John BSnavely,
dairyman,
the dpriog
and ice cream manufac-
cows several animals purchased in the
vicinity of Pine Grove Mills,
ence a splendid lecture.
were elevating and ipspiring. Dr.
that have appeared here under
committee,
Former Commissioner George L.
(ioodhart was one of the order who
attended the Pennsylvania Biate
(irange not mentioned in last week’s
i-sue,
iin of the Centre County Pomona
irapge for a number of years, and is
+> identified with the fire insurance
mpanvies operated by that order, and
now its treasure,
Daulel Harter, of Sterling, Ohlo, is
the east and for several days was at
the home of his sister, Mrs, Rebecca
\iurray in Centre Hall, and of course,
viaited his ether brother and sisters in
tte valley, Mr. Harter is a civil war
veteran, and was thrice wounded.
He is a Prohibitiopist in politics, and
iiag voted that ticket for twenty years,
it
The Farmers Iostitute, at Pennsyl-
nia State College, should be attend
d ! by many more farmers this year
than heretofore, Agricultaralists of
yminence from all parts of the state
me in great numbers, and many of
hem from the most distant sections
tsy throughout the entire week. If
he farmers from & distance can afford
» pay car fare and give a week to
studyipg their own business, the farm-
ers next door to the institution certain-
ly ought to be able to attend a few ses
ons of the institution. Once you
come under the instruction of the class
of lecturers you wiil find there you will
be loathe to leave 88 long as the seis
ns last,
day.
Dr. J. V. Foster was taken seriously |
ill on Baturday evening, but by Mon-
day was out of bed and able to do |
office work.
The house and lot owned by the late
Samuel Wiser, of Millheim, was sold
Gramley, of the
John CC, Hosterman,
ure ride on Bunday.
Farmer R. D. Musser, of near Bpring
described in an
on,
to sell, which will be
The latest to resign his post ul
Penneylvania Btate College is Prof
Hurbert E. Van Norman, head of the
Dairy Department. He will go to
California’s institution, at Los Angles,
Shaw aud one or
two others have enlisted.
White and
Company,
Wyeckofl
Holyoke,
nuts you Can
From the
mabpufaciuring
get one of the handsomeat calendars
that reached this office, The type sre
large, and all holidays and nols
days in the year are indicated
ble
The Jury wheel was reflided last
week, the work having brea done by
Jury Commissioners Adam Hszel, of
Axe Mann, and John Decker, of Pot
ters Mills, and former Sherif A. Miles
Walker as clerk. The names put into
the wheel will be drawn during the
coming year, and then the wheel
be filled again.
Prof, Thomas A.
the Danville asy!
last week, He
general breaki
system. FProl.
will
Ilgen was taken to
am the latter part of
is suffering from =a
ng down of the nervous
Iigen {r two years
Hall bigh
up the work
Princeton,
was priceipal of the Centre
school, taking
gradusting from while
here he did good work, and his pupile
will testify to this. It is hoped by
hia friends that he will soon
afte
recover
Mr. ligen
of tw
handsome
his full mental faculties,
and is the fath
bright and
wes married, er
excep! ionslly
The Intter part of laat
| D. T. Albright and R C
| | Miflinburg, were in Centra
Mr. Bechler has a small
| operat ion In Mifflinburg,
| to branch out on a larger scaie,
| would like
{ about
| girls,
The parties called on D. A.
who owns the building in
thirty persons-——women
| him to give a figure
ba willing to make a long lease,
{ room as it now is, forty feet
are to be added if other ¢
ly can be met,
D. J. Meyer was
to the availability
building. This str
ondit
of
1¢ilure
to serve Lh
Meyer
the
modeled and made
and Mr.
name the rontal want
provements wera made,
From the short
these gentlem
pose, Was
with
reesed that ti
quest
taining sufficient
plant is installed, There ia a j
ity that a canvass of the te
was jm}
ness, the cn'y ion is tha!
aperators ol
rounding eount
certain how many helps
cured, and if
is given the
here
If an iusufl
7
for a shirt faclory
Telent pombe
exinis,
say that a sufficient vomb
va secured ond
Centre
ah aif larg
addition «
there |
Many of t
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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
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
in sets of Mink, Isabella Fox, Opossum, and White Iceland Fox, We also have
MANY OTHER APPROPRIATE GIFTS.
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have done everything in our power to make your holiday shopping easier.
it. Begin to do your Christmas
crowding less,
We
Everything is displayed where you can easily
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opping
Remember that we, of hy stores, are best prepared to supply the gifts
which gentlemen, ladies and children are best pleased, Be sure to come
A. Kessler’s
Department Store
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GREAT REDUCTION SALE
of BUGGIES, WAGONS, MACHINERY,
IMPLEMENTS and TOOLS.
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These Bargains Include
BUGGIES— Top and open; well made; well painted ; material first-class.
WAGONS The Stoughton and Acme. Hand Wagons.
MANURE SPREADERS— The New Idea.
MOWERS -- Johnston,
HAY TEDDERS -- Johnston,
GRAIN GRILLS -- Buckeye.
CORN PLANTERS -- Black Hawk, double row.
PLOWS -- Syracuse, one way, riding ; Oliver, one
cuse, hand ; Oliver, hand,
LAND ROLLERS -- Steel and wood.
CULTIVATORS -- Albright, double row ; Buckeye double row,
HARROWS -- John Deere, disc, spring, and lever ; Spike.
LIME SPREADER -- High class, force feed.
GASOLINE ENGINES -- Olds,
WHEELBARROWS -- Steel, wood, farm and garden,
LADDERS -- Single and extension,
ROOFING -- Pittsburg Ready, steel corrugated.
WIRE FENCING -- Lion all heights and weights,
All these and many other articles are offered you at a bargain,
SLEIGHS AND SLEDS
The regulation Portland Cutter, also the same cutter with springs, First-class
in every way—wood, ironing, trimming, painting, workmanship ; none better,
way, riding ; Syra-
BOB SLEDS. The regulation style and the Oscilator or Anti-Tip style.
These are first class in every way.
FLOUR, GRAIN, FEEDS, COAL
White Lily Flour, Bran, Middlings, Western Oats.
Badger Dairy Feeds, Stock I onics, Coal of all kinds,
Highest prices paid for all kinds of grain, hay and straw,
J.H. & S. E. WEBER
CENTRE HALL AND OAK HALL