Bm ————— THE CENTRE REPORTER. ISSUED (WEEKLY, 8. W. SMITH, . . . Editor and Proprietor. F Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hall as Becond Class mail matter, Centre Harr, . . . PennN'A THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1913 TERMS, ~The terms of subscription to the Re- porter are one dollar per year in advanoe. ADVERTISING RATES--Display advertise. ment of ten or more inches, for three or wore in- sertions, ten cents per inch for each issue. Dis- play advertising occupying less space than teo- inches and for oe taan three insertions, from fifteen to twenty-five cents per inch for each issue, according to composition, Minimum charge, seventy-five cents, Local notices accompanying display advertis- ing five cents per line for each insertion; other wise, eight cents per line, minimum charge, twenty-five cents. Legal notices, twenty cents per lina for three insertions, and ten cents per line for each ad- ditional insertion. CHURCH APPOINTMENTS Reformed—Centre Hall, morning ; afternoon. Tussey ville Methodist —~Communion services at all appoint. ments; Sprucetown, morming ; Hall, afternoon ; Spring Mills, evening, Centre Lutheran—Union, morning, communion ; (Georges Valley, no service ; Centre Hall, ing. Preparatory service at the Union, Saturday afternoon, even- United Evangelical-Tusseyville, Egg Hill, afternoon: Centre Hall, These are the concluding services at these points, Presbyterian-Centre Hall, morning and even- ing ; Spring Mills, afternoon. morning ; evening. Th Piok Label, The pink label appears this week, This indicates that credits on subscrip® tion paid between December 10 and February 18 appears for the first time on your label. If you find errors, please report at once, ————— ee —————— LOCALS Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Fleisher, of Colyer, expect to go to Tyrone for a prolonged visit, Mrs. William Ertle, of Coburn, was taken to the Bellefonte hoapital last week. She is a sister of Daniel Daup, of Centre Hall. W. K. Foster, representing Wana- maker & Brown and Victor's Ladies’ Department, was in town on Wednes- day making calls on customers in his line of trade. Andrew H. Kreamer, of Altoona, has been a sufferer from a mammoth carbuncle on his neck. His condition became 80 alarming that jast week he was removed to a hospital for treat- ment, Edward J, Williams, of Port Ma- tilda, formerly county commessioners’ clerk, was in town on Wednesday. He is representing the Williams Con- tractors’ Eupply Company, at Colum- bug, Ohio. William Beezer, a Bellefonte police man, and R. B, Montgomery, a South ward assessor, were stricken with smallpox during the past week. Beezer is the policeman who took Harry Irvin to the lockup some time ago for baviog broke quarantine, Merchant C. W. Bwartz advertises winter goods at reduced prices. He prefers to sell his stock at and below ¢oet rather than hold it over. The moderate winter weather cut down the sales, but the goods remain the same quality, and now saflords you an opportunity to secure endless bargains. John G. Rossman shipped a csr load of fat hogs toa SBhamokin pack- iog house, on Tuesday. He had shipped several cars of both hogs and cattle previous to this week, giving farmers a continuous market for beef and pork. Heretofore most of the pork in this section was sold after being dreseed, William H. Weaver, of near Penns Cave, who is making two blades of grass grow where formerly only one grew, was a caller at this office on Taeaday. The Weaver brothers are growing better crops every year, and #0 they should, for they give the best attention possible to soil that some years ago was in very bad repute, The Keystone Gazette makea this So to the architect who design. ed the Reporter's new building : Miss Auna Keichline, the well kopcwn architect, was an arrival home last Thursday evening after an extended visit with her friend, Miss Helen Bhollenberger, in Philadelphia. While in the Quaker City Miss Keich- line was also engaged in forthering her professional work in conjunction with Walter Price, a well known architect with whom she is associated Before returning to Bellefonte she’ also spent a brief visit with Dr. and Mrs. John Keichline, at Petersburg, Millheim is interesting the ladies in a movement for a town hall, a very much needed Institution in that borough. It is intention to hold fairs, etc., and in this way secure the necessary funds, This leads the Re- porter to say that Grange Arcadia, in Centre Hall, is not nearly as much appreciated as it should be, but to- pight (Thursday) an opportunity will be given evary one to aid a trifle in helping Progress Grange to meet its obligations by attending the local talent play to be given there, If you ¢wnnot spend the evening away from your home or business, send the mansgement the price of several admissions, It is time to begin to appreciate more fully the institutions we do have, as well as to reach out for others. In the Leglslatare, These bills were introduced in the legislature : Mr, Kaiser, Allegheny— Fixing pay for all election officers at $5 a day. Mr. Foster, Philadelphia— Providing that District Attorneys shall not have elevated platforms in Court rooms during trials. Mr. Richards, Allegheny-—To per- mit the use of coloring materials io oleomargarine and reducing licenses for retailers from $100 to $18, hotels and restaurants from $50 to $10 and boarding-houses from $10 to $6 The House passed finally the resolu- tion making application to Congress for an amendment of the Constitution to prohibit polygamy and to repeal the act of 1911 requiring return of traction engines for assessment for taxation, Mr. Jones, Buzquehanna-—apropria- ting $2 500,000 to cover deficiency in township road law; appropriating $850,000 to pay bonus on roads ; 1equir- ing sll manufacturing and gas com- panies to pay a 5-mill capital stock tax to the State Treasury. Marriage Licenses, George E. Grenoble, Spring Mills Lizzie Bressler, Rebersburg Charles W. Wolf, Aaronsburg Rebecca A. Cummings, Centre Hall Roy H. Musser, Woodward Eva L. Fiedler, Woodward ‘Emmett G. Brooks, Centre Hall Mary L. Bloom, Centre Hall Richard Emerick, Lock Haven Laura Mann, Howard Harry W. Rockey, Zion Cora E. Corman, Zion Clement Bhope, Runville Bessie O, Bhirk, Runville Martin A. Btover, Coburn Beulah M. Stover, Coburn cere A onl resins Minstrel Show Friday Night. The miopstrel show given by last Baturday evening was such grand success that it will be repeated on Friday night of this week, the pro- ceeds to be for the Millheim town hall fund. The house was crowded to ing at their first those who were i ove: fl yw- performance, there were g0 well wish to go a second time, It and proper that the eflorts young men should be appreciated and their show liberally patronized, to hear the boys sgain Friday pight. is right on i Harris township. Edward short visit. Miss Workinger, of Milroy, visited at the Ira Rishel home the past week. Mr. apd Mrs Jacob Thursday with relatives Hall. Fred Reitz, who had been in Vir gionia for the past few months, return- ed home, Isenberg is home for Meyer at spent College attended the supper on Batar- day evening. Walter D. Ludwig, State forester, attending the Foresters Convention held at Harrisburg. Earl Ross, of Linden guest at ibe wedding on Wednesday, Hall, per Baturday evening. realized was about seventy dollars, Mrs. Charles Corl spent the begin. ning of the week with her sister, Mrs. Anna Zeigler, at Btate ‘ollege, Mra. Bitner, on her way home from Altoona, spent a few days at the home of her brother, Bamuel Wagner, Emmett Brooks snd Miss Mary Bloom, of Centre Hall, were married at the Reformed parsonage, Baturday evening. Mrs, Lizzie Mothersbaugh and Miss Rose Woods were hou ed up with the grip the beginning of the week, but are better at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Harrison, Dr E. Kidder and E. E Hou'z, attended services in the Methodist church at Htate College on Bunday. The home of Mr. and Mrs, B. F, Homan, at State College, was the scene of a pretty wedding at high noon Wednesday, when their daugh- ter Gertrude was united in marriage to Charles E. Mothersbaugh, of this place. Rev, Ira 8B, HBasserman, psstor of the Lutheran church, officiated Mra. Fasserman presiding at the piano, The attendants were Boyd Homan, brother of the bride, and Mise Nellie Holter, The bride and Mise Holter were attired in white crepe de chein, Immediately after the ceremony the guesta were invited to the dining room, where an elegant wedding breakfast was served. Oaly the imufediate families were present, Mr. and Mrs, Mothersbaugh left on the evening train for Pittsburg, where they will spend a week with the groom’s sister, Mrs. Reuben BSluart Mr. and Mra, Mothersbaugh have the beat wishes of their many friends in this community where they are both well known. They will go to housekeeping at the Hill Bide farm after April lst, The Reporter office la thoroughly equipped to print posters for public sale, The work turned out in the poster line ls second to none, and Rebersburg. Centre Hall, were visitors over Hunday. All the ice houses in filled with the frozen superior quality. David Meyer, who has reached the eighty sixth milestone of his age, is at present on the sick list, in town crystal are Wm. Bowersox quite recently pur- chased a saw mill from Dr. Leib and farm near Wolfs Btore, Charles Bressler has rented ing house and blackemith Madisonburg and will make spring of his farm impleme stock and will move there in April (George Greninger, of a dwell shop io gale this nts and Freeport, Ili- nois, is at present visiliong and old acquaintances in Mr, Greninger left this first visit east since then, Ammon Bhrayer, who was sick list for on over a month, make bis farm stock and move El win Greninger will move on the farm which Mr. Bhrayer will vacate, One day last week Ww Haines and Lowell Bierly were return ing } | buggy and while driving along in the | viet ity of Elias i i i recovered and will of sale to Illinois while home from Millbheimm in a Breon's home, they caught up with Winkleblech'’s lumber iing to upset, | teams and in attemy drive | around them the buggy taking the horse with it over an emébsa into nk a fence corner, The men wen g the he | getili found irjury. The | was badly smashed and | were broken. i not ir ured, and after feet it ad tog horse on his Was | also escaped bugey the cts of merm— Woodward. C. D. Molz is spending the | part of the week in Harrishus John | spent the Habbati Eby and w parents, Mr. and Mr Master James Ard, speut the greater | with his grand pare | W. P. Ard, Mm, Em Migs Margaret Y., and Bunday. Mr bur in | home by Miss Dorihes ins idasEiell Boyer, of Pittsford RQ were visitors in Land Mrs, A t the Sabhbat Dn, 8pen town. I'hey were Roy Musser, of W Eva Fledler, « | marriage Monday morning by 2 of { | Musser father the r, bridegr Congratulations Among minstrel evenipg « Motz, J Harry Rhees The P. O Washington'a the Evangelical Halurdsy evenls il (tppus y w make an program © siala f dialogues, exerc t wera IIR tR. # ’ ' ci ——— Aaronsburg, . M unser anid } Faid of Rtate Dr. A. | Emanuel Wetzal, of Mra a iia home Laura Bard, returned to that | 8 week with her | Wilson Burd. i Lo Haines, of Bunbary, | pleasantly entertained at the home of | Harvey Crouse. | Last Friday evening Stover and Miss Mable Btover, both of Coburn, were united in warriage by their pastor, Rev. W, D. Donat at the parsonage, in Asronsburg. On Wedneaday Mr, and (George Weaver at ended a | party at the home of Frank Guisewite | at Feidler, It is the served on such mother-in-law, Wa very Mr. Martin elaborate dinner occasions that brings together the ladies and their husbands from far and near, -—— Georgas Valley. F. W. Zttieand J. B. Ripka made a business trip to Centre Hall Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Barger spent Bunday with friends in Mifflin county. Those who are spending thia week at the home of F. M. Ackerman are Fraok Ackerman and Mre. Margaret Miatiler, both of Johnstown, Frank Eaniet, of Yesgertown, visit ed hia sunt and Mr. and Mrs James Foust, on Bunday. C. WW. Lingle and family Sunday with his brother, EC, gle Mr. and Mrs, Beward Decker have returned to their home in after spending some time valley, last uncle, spent Lin- Altonna in this I Spring Mille Mr. Decker, of Altoona, is spending a fow days at W, HB, Gobble's, Bruges MeUormick, of fanbury, wee bowme for a few days Inst week, The Reformed congregation had sn interesting missionary service on Sabbath afternoon, Harry V. Gen'zy, of Pan Yan, N, Y , epent a fow daye with his parents, Mr. and Mra Jacob Ganizd at Ssber, Gertrude Ream, who bas been at Dewnrt, spout Friday and Saturday with her parents, Bhe returned on i } REFUSED TO LAUGH. A Joke on Mimself That Mark Twain Failed to Enjoy. When Mark Viti its A of fartfor Onn, his the fst 4 doeruable : a trivial Ie illed at special. consult LIE aul {Oo win, a lo repute, aliment, clan was lined ne to charges, pliys arbitrary The ritther very his in and disliked exceed- to be consulted in regard to mi- In this his independent ingly nor ailment instance he for services that the minded Clemens thought named a fee economically excessive After a little declared that such price us rose to he would not pay the physician asked, Just he turned back on *, Swan voice said tinctly: and 1118 dis- eave as a 1 home, Instantly Mark Broun angry through “What's , Hr? he doctor t's that you say? With +» that was cloying in its Swan pointed to a cage where parrot was birdish “Go alo you old fool, r Twa and roared "" you in wheeled through the fn a § his iwkling with « niiemd and explaing it 18 Lhe 22¢ glee, sv n who spoke to 5, 4 the Mr, « never en — WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. Care With Which England's Standards Are Preserved, twenty ye sinpiare the pitti ndard rd measure two the 3 The stan is of platinum, which than Y'S BALANCERS. the nbile to the Ground. Organs Insect ie )-Atiantic Qil From Sharks, a profitable ID ha attended d oo little ie of the 1s thn is liver, which ds an oll od in i oil In Octo into the Ing reef and the time they can : WIM bers by There sharks, geven to Diteen § . i length giver of a five gallons of oil he shat found in pair nd the harp to kill the male first, able the female to 1 does pot desert its mate wl ween toy pat sired in { tied 1D conten fare from I'he ves about ran & Are winners try for they are then it ir alsy, us Not a Total Wreck, “What vou done with your play 7’ . “It didn't go as a farce, had some music composed and tried It as an opera, but it fell Hat. Then | boiled it down Into a vandeville sketch, but nobody would touch I.” “Too bad A total loss, eh? “Not totnl, There's one good joke in tn it: 1 cap sell that for HO cents” Touisville Courter Journal ive go | Big Mistake, un German biologist, man made a mistake when centuries ago he changed himself from a quad ruped to a biped, the contention being that many present day ils are due to carrying the spine in an apright posi tion when it was intended to be can ried borlzoutally. Accounted For. “The baby's awful bald,” sald Mabel “Yeu: they come bak) on purpose. If they had hate they'd pull it all out, and then all that hodr would be wasted,” sald Tommy - Phtladelphia Record, Man's According to AAAI MAPS AI A HANDICAP IN GOLF. it Won the Game, MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS, ALE = Twenty -f tor sale SALE es oF Ww Several st-clam wall pable prices red for sale, at SMITH. Centre atler a Ye y Hall 1e8 8 by 8 s postofio separate Jesira bi resson Apply Wo ‘entre Hall DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-~LETTERS “ of admi ’ the estate of Wil am B Mingle, of i borough, deceased Letters t slameniary the above estalg having been duly granted tothe undersigned, he would respectfully requestall persons knowing then selves Indebeed 10 the estate 10 make imme Gate payment, and those baving claims against the same to present them duly suthentioated for setliement W. GROSSE MINGLE Administrator Centre Hall, Pa. istration an Ha on {emire {Ox} The sale season will oon be on, Gilliland's Corn Remedy It is a simple, easily used remedy that honestly removes Corns and gives almost instant relief, Three or four days’ application brings results, Try a bottle and convince yourself, Sent postpaid to any ad- dress upon receipt of asc. Sule Register, TUESDAY, MARCH 11, o'elock piles south west of Spring Mills, st Bamuel three Ertie ecker ten homme, by Amanda C, Gobble and Ida € exceutrizes : 1 horse, 2 farming implements blacksmith sud « sewing COWE, U shonin, harness, chamber rOOG BOW Lonis, ni $n Vo, nite, wa and aelioneery many ¢ Wise gud Habiler BATURDAY, MAKCH o'eloek, Bisck Hawk. by Hannah Bmith © Wd bed ding, CHALE, aglher ariicies, two Cok sloves wo prior chairs, kichen 4 Ld rocking abies, OOrGer CuplLoara chairs, tubs, wash rubber, wringer, doughirey dishes, brollers, crocks, jars, Carpels, sink, el WEDNESDAY, MARCH Van Tries far, one mile souih by Charles WW, Weaver; 6 of implements 19, 830 o'clock, ou the of Linden Hall, f Seven hore os, bend of cal 0 bogs, full This is n upsaie in Frank LL. Mayes THUR lies 80 B every lone; nothing reserved Auctioneer MARCH 20h Spring Mills, by J. DAY, ith of o'clock two Heckman ing Lule, DORE, 45 fr Four horses, ¢ight ch cows head of young caltie, 2 brg shosts: also a full line of machinery, Lois, harnoms, HH FRIDAY, MARCH Fort, by Agnes Lutz anda full Jing gOO0E Miller, auction AWG Bor of farming mj one household goods MARCH 1 f of ih east I. C. Boss KDAY, MARCH 2. by 5. W tre Hal Bmith N H. WEBER, Centre Hall, Pa. F. Mayes, Auctioneer. ARM FOR Ha Centr ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION. la the mailer of the estate of George Dura, inte of P Jereannd Letters of admiawstrat B.XCT. A, on ithe abote eslate having been granted to the hl nd " » sald estaie those hav ng Clsims 10 present the suthenii- cated, for setliement Lo HF.BITNER DB NX CT A. 33 entre Hall, Pa. same, HENRY F. BITNER, A. M , Ph, D, SCRIVENER AND CONVEYANCER Wills, Leases Cob papers carefully prepared One year experienge in law of- ce, Terms ressonsbie Bell phone 178 ETTORE, CENTRE HALL. PA . 3-15-1571. nauguration REDUCED FARES WASHINGTON March 1, 2, 3 and 4, 1013 Tickets sold from station with. in 250 miles of Washington on dates, good returning until March 8, inclusive. CONSULT TICKET AGENTS Pennsylvania R. R. Deods, Mortgages, Bonds tracts, and other lega at short notice fi MURRAY'S DRUG RAY D. GILLILAND, Draglst State College, Pa. 0.30 Contre Reporter, §1 per year,
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