The Centre reporter. (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, December 19, 1912, Image 6

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PENNSY VANIL SOIL, : THE MAN WHO WH UKED IT, |
Govornment Fxperts Daolare Centre Conn. | T
ty Soil Deficlent in Limes nnd Organie |
Mutter, .
R., Wrecked the GG OF, in June of
1908 by Foreing Taft's Nomination,
Mr. Roosevelt, who has genius for
The report of the reconnois ance | being wrong, was again quite in error
eoil enrvey of south central Pennsy I- | at Chicago a few days sgo when he
vania, recently made by the buresu of | sseribed the wreck of the Republican
soils, in conjunction with the Penn-| party (o the men who “in the Repub.
sylvania State College, has been issued | 1igan Convention of June last by delib-
by the secretary of egricultura, The [erate politieal theft wrenched the
area surveyed includes Clearfield, |oontrol of the party from the peapls,
Cambria, Bomersat, Bedford, Blair, [nade it the party of reaction and gave
Fulton, Frank-|jt juto the absolats control of the
- How Humming Birds Bathe.
Not being acquainted with the bath-
ing habits of humming birds, 1 put out
an abalone shell as the most artistic
bathing dish for her, but never to my
knowledge did she pay the least atten
tion to it. One morning in the midst of
a shower, however, she crouched down
on the wet blade of a dogwod leaf and
with head outstretched and rapidly
fluttering wings spattered the rain
drops In every direction She went
from leaf to leaf until she had suc
ceeded in getting her feathers very
wet; then she perched on a twig, shook
Centre, Huntingdon,
lin, Adams, Cumberland, Perry,
Mifflin, Juniata, Union and Bovdar
countics, aud comprises 10 908 square
miiea,
The report contains seventy-seven
printed pages treating every phass of
the agricultural side of the counties,
such as drainage, transportation, ecli-
mate and soils,
Valuable suggestions for the im-
provement of the various soils of the
county are made and a map showing
in detail the location of everything of |
conscquenca in the area relating to
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agricaiture and the eighteen different |
mapped during the sur.
The report says, in
types of soils
vey, is annexed,
part:
“The soils vary greatly ia fertility
those of the Hagerstown and Ber}
series being the most productive Ali
ara sul jact to severe erosion and pear.
ly all are daficient in organic matter
and lime. BSsveral are well adapted t
the production ruit of wvaricus|
Kinda, When well handled moet
the soils will give good results with |
Dairying
made very profitable in son
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general fara crops
: ) $airiie ia thE nrofita
Block-ralsing Is the most prefita
dustry in the more remote sectio
while gardenir
ba carried on profitably near t!
larger cities, Ther n f
’ f
improvement in ell 8 of farn
work, tillage, fertilization and manage-
mei ee
Farmoery' Week,
The seventh annual Farmer
st Pennsylvanis Btate College,
{he day after Christmas sane
Thursday noon, January
are fifty-three speakers
will JL. 3K
fsrm topics }
county zhould attend this institution
it ia ebsolutely free, |
EE Mo. O°BS™OS PD P
heim will give a banquet to ita mem
bers and their families on
ing afier Christos,
wiil be y i
nu card
¢ Sce the New Line of ¢
& Mittens
¢ Just the things for Christ
¢ mas Gilts
FOR MEN Kid
Wool Gloves,
Buckskin Gloves.
FOR WOMEN —Best Wool
{ loves.
FOR CHILDREN — The best
i : and
Mittens ever on display.
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line of school Gloves
Call and see our new
School Shoes,
Boys’ High Top with Buckles
Girls’ High Top Buttoned.
All offered at attractive
prices.
IK. E. WIELAND
Linden Hall
“EN TW BN NNN aN
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tee ete tsetse sesassss A We
Farm Machinery
Gasoline Engines
Fertilizers
Binder Twine
Repairs lor Machinery
The undersigned fis pres
pared to furnish anything
in the above lines, at most
reasonable rates,
Farm machinery includes
a full line of hay tools,
etc,
YOUR PATRONAGE
I8 SOLICITED.
H. C. SHIRK
Centre Hall, Pa.
off the drops and carefully preened her
feathers. It is not improbable that in
the absence of rain humming birds use
the dewdrops in early morning. In
closer captivity this bird bathed in a
gladiolus blossom. Hereafter a pitcher
plant is to be used. A humming bird
which was accustomed to drinking
pweetened water from a spoon one day
found water in the spoon instead of
sweets, whereupon she at once alight
ed on the edge nud took a bath.—Kath-
erine E. Dolbear in Atlantic Monthly.
HOAREes,
The Republican
vrecked in June, 1812, It
ed in June, 1908 Theodore Roosevelt
ia the man who wrecked it.
The Republicans in 1908 did not
want to nominate Mr, Taft for Presi
dent, but Mr. Roosevelt, by the power
of the Federal machine, forced the
romination, Had the National Con
vention been left to itaclf it
have namel Gov.
oy like him ; the country
Republican President
ead of a Proxy President, and
party was not
was wreck-
wonld
Huzhes or some-
would
Claude Duval,
ant robber of men's purses
hearts was of French ex
i
have had a
Republican party would still be unit-
ime s0 rich with
hat he was enabled
What took place at Chicago in June, rot rom pri
1912, was the
fession and re
But a qulet life, free
itement of his old career,
1908 The party has been wrecked by wt agree with his adventurous
Mr. Ronsevelt’s policy of personal ‘turned again to England
still urging and resumed h avoecation At length
, he was ecaptu Hole In the
While it
logical consequence of
what took place at Chicago in June,
ry to adopt! thesame2 kind of
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prison awaiting his doom many ladies
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t that am
AN party of positio
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Free s.ecetu'e on Tuberculosis
Dr. William 8 Miller,
inex
, will g
trated lecture on
nge Arcadia, Frids
I'iis lecture ghouid be att
every one who can possibly
ruarded with bet.
How {0
id the ravishes of tubercular germs
taught (o a
if we are willing to ob-
A Des Moi
That
meant an
juicker and cheaper «
Gifts That Delight the Man
SUGGESTIONS
the wide variety you can only know by seeing.
Each gift appropriately boxed for Christmas.
3
N ew Neckwear
Wide variety of colorings,
Sweaters
All wool, in roll collars and plain
coat styles, $1.50 to $8
25¢ to $2
Gloves
Unlined and lined, in mochas, buck-
skins, real cape and kid, Fleeced and
fur lined, 50c to $4
Shirts
Winter quality, fine feel and luster.
5): up to $2
Pure Silk Stockings
50c
in all colors,
Umbrellas
in various handles and fabrics.
$1 to $5
Handkerchiefs
Plain and initial, silk and linen.
Bath Robes
in soft, comfortable wool or towling.
$4 to $10
Raincoats
$5 to $25
to resist severest storms.
Cuff Buttons & Tie Pins
25¢ up to $1
Many other Gifts, too numerous to mention.
GIVE US A CALL
Montgomery & Co.
BELLEFONTE
The Most Nourishing Feed for Cows
The Biggest Producer of Milk
The Most Economical to Feed
feeders that means only digestible protein, fat and carbohydrates
in proper proportions, but that's only the beginning. It takes
more than that just to build the animal — it takes phosphorus
for brain and bone and nerve—it takes lime to make a frame
work that will carry a strong and efficient body, and it takes
both lime and phosphorus to make milk,
But a scientifically balanced, highly digestible ration isn't
enough —it’s got to be appetizing, and that's what the ““Sucrene,”
the sugar part of Sucrene Dairy Feed does—it makes the cow en-
joy eating and she digests her food all the better because she has a
good taste in her mouth,
A trial will convince you that Sucrene Dairy
Feed is a profit maker for your herd,
Put up in 100-pound Sacks
For sale by
R. D. FOREMAN
CENTRE HALL, PA.
“ Our word good as our bond."
Come to Our Store
A Christmas Store That
Will Please You
Holiday Goods are ready for your inspection. Our stock of Dishes’ Lamps,
Toys, Handkerchiefs, Mufflers, ctc., suitable for Christmas. :
1000 Articles on Special sale at 10c to 25¢ each
Sold many places at double the price, The Department Store will supply you,
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT Gents’ Furnishing Goods
Men's and Boys’ Suits, 'a Mri ars 33s
Trousers. Clothing of the latest Men 8 Nobby Dress Hats
Young Men's Nobby Dress Hats
Boys, Nobby Dress Hats
finest fabrics and well fitting.
SHOE DEPARTMENT
t Grocery Department
We have a complete line of staple Gro-
We have an excellent of Shoes
and rubbers for Men, Women and Chil-
ceries. Buy vour groceries here and
save money.
Overcoats, and
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stvie,
ine
dren, at Lowest Prices.
Our 6 & 10c Counter is worthy of your inspection
Full line of Staple Hardware
Prices the lowest.
Winter is here !
Make up a list of your needs in winter
goods and secure them at the special
prices. We ask that you come during
this month for your share of bargains,
We pay the highest market price ‘for
all kinds of produce.
Why not sell your produce where you
get the best prices.
C. P. LONG CO.
DEPARTMENT STORE
Prices 25 per cent. lower at} Long’s De-
partment Store than any shoe store
in Centre County.