BANA CIN Se am ISSUED WEEKLY. 8. W. SMITH, , , . Editor and Proprietor. Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hall as Second Class mail matter, Centre Harn, . . . PennN'a THU BSpAY, MAY a TERMS. —The terms of oEDEIPHon to the o Ren 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 ten- inches and for less than three insertions, from- fifteen to twenty-five cents per inch for each issue, according to composition. Minimum charge, seventy-five cents, 1913 Looal notices accrmpanying display advertis- ing five cents par line tor each i(nsartion ; other wise, eight cents per line, minimum charge, twenty-five cents, Legal notices, twenty cants per line for three insertions, and ten cents por line for each ad- ditional insertion. CHURCH APPOINT MENTS. Presbyterian : Cen tre Hall, morning Lutheran: Tusseyville, Preparatory service Saturday Hall, evening. Reformed Union, afternoon ; Centre e from the time morning, communion evening. Centre marning Spring Mills, Hall, evening, This is a on the schedule card, Friday even Lemont, Egg Hil ile, A evening de wn Hall, aft-rooon : Centre Hall, first quarterly conference of the Hall charg Unitsd Eva lical church, held in Ce ntre Hall 00 rday, at 2 p r.H. A Be r. D. D., will preside, and ) is appointn frm administer the I'he VAT ening over Sunday an Hol ¥ « ommunion Market Reports, Marriaga sdoennes Walter Ludwig, Boalstu-g Harriet Johnson, Philadelphia Walter Russler, Philipsburg Aima Thompson, Philipsburg Akron, Oaio Asronsburg Paul Bradford, Centre Hall Lydia Meeker, Spring Mills Fred Guisawite, Mary Stover, Thomas Bymmonds, Towanda, N. Y, Beulah Bryan, Bellefonte Charles SBuyder, Btate College Gretta Mingle, State College Edward Grapp, Pittsburgh Barah Kettler, Pine Grove Mills »> LOCALS, Progress Grange will hold a festival ou the evening of Memorial Day. W. E Tale is said to have had a rather attractive cffer for bis farm from a Mr. Houser, at State College, John Geary, the sexton of the Cen- tre Hall cemetery, is getting the bury- ing ground in condition for Memorial day. D. F. Luse ia building a bay window on the south side of his residence, The work is being done by Messrs. William B. Fiedler, Irvin Bhowers, and Fred- erick Carter. Read J. 'H. Weber's advertisement this week. It is sessonable, and should claim the careful attention of every farmer who at this time is con- teroplating the purchase of some new farm implement. George W. Bradford returned from the east to which section he bad gone to sell a car load of mileh cows. While ia Chester county he visited his daughter, Mre., Jerome Auman, at Phoenixville, and brought home with him bis Jittle granddaughter, Jennie Auman, A bill sigued by the governor pro- vides that not less than ten verses of the Bible must be read each day, without comment, in every public school, Another bill signed puts a heavy penalty on miners who mis represent their age in order to secure liquors from a licensed house, Guy 8. Boone, a merchant, and Earl E. Meyer, a miller, both of Lioganton, have formed a partnership and will engsge in the manufacture of lumber, having purchased a saw mill from W. E, Bhreckengast. The firm recently bought two valuable tracts of timber land, one from Mrs. Leah Herman, on the Bummit, and the other from Natban Hsugh, in Brush Valley. Within the past few months men- tion was made of a contemplated factory building by the Wheel, Top and Hardware Company, of Cincio- nati, Ohio, W. W. Boob now writes the Reporter that his company chang- ed their plane, and are now moving into an eight story building 060x168 feet, which will accommodate the plant in fine shape. It will require several months to get the machinery and fixtures into position bat in the mean Lime the house ls filliog orders. This personal is reprinted from the Watchman : Katherine H. Allison the only daoghter of Mr. and Mrs Archibald Allison will leave Wash. ington about the seventh of June for Moutans, to be for the journey and daring her visit In the west, the guest of James H. Ryman, of Missoula, a close friend of her parents, Kathe erine with her mother, will go to Washington early in June where she wiil join Mre, Oliver Dixon, wifes of Senator Dixon, who with her two daughters Virginia and Florence will leave for thelr home iu Monians, where they spend thelr summers, i oOM MENCEMEN T AY STATE, Elabirate Program With Foreign Speak. ors and Ball Teams, The commencement program for Pennsylvania State College is printed ia full below: FRIDAY, -RBaseball—Sophomore vs, Beaver Field 8:00 p. m.—" Cousin Kate "- Christian Associations SATURDAY ,JUNE 7, JUNE 6. 4:00 p. m,~ Freshman Benefit play for Auditorium 9:00 a, m.~—Annual Concert—=Co'l¢ -— Front Campus 10:00 a. m.~Review of the Rs 1:00 1 } e Mpell iter $00 p. m5 0p. mY # Front Camm %:00 p.m. " t eniors Ar r mw Xa Iarp ced Poultry Fias Kerlin's Grand View Pi at Centre Hall, on last Haturday, inspected by two professcrs and twen- ty students in the pouliry division the Agricultural Department sylvania Btate College. largest and plant plant grew from its Hitry arm Was This is most comp lete Pp ultry modest baginnin a long period of years, ind experimental stage having long passed, The visitors made a close in- plant, and were greatly plessad the methods employed in or the class of stock found there, The visitors are named below, first being the head of the poultry partment at State and the second asaistant: Milligan CC. Kilpatrick David E, Warner, Carl F. Wellma Lloyd L. Casaile, A mon, Lester 8B, Meek, J. T. Scherrer, D. O. Dagues, Chas, N. E. J. Thomas, Hugh Fergus, R Edgar, J. OC. Heflman, ©. W. Cle mer, Gorgas Harold Hed: WwW. P Essey, HL H. Beh wart, : aud W. R. McKnight, seein rcamstinos — Transfer of B- al Annie Rosentraler et bar to Laich et ux, tract of land in Rush twp, 380. W. R. Bhope et ux Shope, tract land $850, /" John H. Weber et ux to Samuel E Weber, tract of land Centre Hall £1 Estate. William F, in Besllefonte. to ’ Of in 666 66 i" John H. Weber ef ux 'o Bamuel E Weber, tract of land at Oak Station. $1000, T. B. Mo'zetux to A. L tract of land in Penn twp, $950 A. F. Bhowers ot ux to Bamue«l F Laitzall, tract of land in Bellefonte $105, 7 Emeline Coldren to Habina B a), tree’ of land in Potter twp. "Abram Weber ot al to John tract of land in Marion twp, Mary Brungard «t al Gertrude Hoy, twp. $1 Gertrude Hoy et bar to Alice Hoek man, tract of land in Walker twp. §l1 IL. C. Hoover et ux to A, J. Hoover tract of land in Huston twp. $350 Anman, rasa el $400 Lyons, $400, extrs fo ——————— fp —— oo Milroy Delonts Nate, by the score of 12 to 7. Kreamer | pitched for Milroy and Allison for | State College, —————— A A berlain’s Cough Remedy more than now, This ls shown by the increase in sales and voluntary testimonials from persons who have been cured by it. If you or your children are troubled with a chogh or cold give it a trial ard becomes acquainted with ite good qualities, For sale by all dealers, adv, | i i i Harris township. J. 8B, Wagner attended Centre Hall on Saturday. C. W. Corl is this week baling hay | for farmers along the Branch, Wm. Goheen made a trip to ant Gasp, to the White ' Rock kiln, on Tuesday. J. H. Meyer and Mra. N. W, and deughter Rosella, spent afternoon at State College. Mra. Mahala Nevil, who month at Boalsburg, returned to home near Colyer on Wednesday. Misges Ella and Margar Branch, were gurels al Mothersbaugh ! A num be Hes Pleas- Meyer Glenn, of OIE On VY en sday. substantia r of new and ’ i Deen erecis 11 Bo rg apd Branch ceme- grirn Mre, W. E. Gettig, with william Henry, of Altoona, time with relatives at ate Uollege, ¢. Willinme is Grand Lodge ttysburg, as a de burg lodge. 7. 8. (, Blover and « tending the shauna C week, her son short Boalsburg this week of Old Fi legate of lider, Jacob meetings of assis, at New Mever, are al Hur thils igor OO, W, War rupery mlover, with =n of engaged in B Rouen, is slrecty ale nation, BOI toalsbur ’ g ywnera of buryis teil In the oe [i8Y, May Apo AArcnsburg. rw i rece id Werle foyauy Saturday morning Mies ota pilstied dsug Wilmer =i eft for Pittsburgh, Stover, Lhe ff : Mr Mra tai Lomo er a tied aia TRATIRI fiance, Frid Gulsewite, f of Firdler, bul who for the 8g been #1 Foye si past year Shas uw, Ohlo Ges formetly of dnited bounds of Ibe best Wikhids ¢ a. § ia May. ———— ——— BH porter Hegletor rig Mills Mrs Mr. and Af rg 8a h Fr Lharies A. M Mrs. Henry 1 Fara i er, Colyer ingle and daughter, Blanche, : smios Koch, Boalsbarg Mervin Kuhn, Boalsburg Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Homan, A) Mrs. Wm. Clark, Altoona J. L. Tressler, Linden Hall James H. Bwmetzior, Centre Hall Mr, RB. B, Bloom and dasghter, Louolla, tre Hall Wm. C. Farner, Colyer Nowton Yarnell and son Edward, Linden Hall Jack Hart, Spring Mills Boyd ©. Vonada, Spring Mills George A. Crawlord, Contre Hall Harry Haminger, Millheim Bond Masser, Millheim Tom Frank, Miilheim Harry Davidson, Milroy B. Gardner Grove, Spring Mills Rus ol Roe, Axe Mann Hobart Osman, State College F.C, Schilling, Bellefonte Ayers Sarsaparill tendency toward disease to Shinges tendency, Sowa No alcohol. Sold for 60 years. Ask Your Doctor, toona Coens f Back to the Blue Are you partial to blue? A good many men are. Almost every man chooses for himself once in so often a suit of good dependable blue serge. This season there is an added pleasure in coming back Fashion, fickle dame, declares that dark blue with a fine pin stripe is just about the thing to good old blue, for Spring and Summer, 1913. So here they are, ready for you in genuine Montgom- ery Quality. You will see them on the street a little later, but just now you have a chance to be first with the new. Drop in today. $10 to $25. MONTGOMERY & COMPANY Correct Dress for Men and Boys BELLEFONTE, PA. MEMORIAL DAY EXCURSION FRIDAY, MAY 30 TN pr vagy oe = The best marked battlefield in the world SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVES und Train Lesves 02 A M mberiand 8 prs Sunbury 9.30 vin will Tod i, speci leave Gettysburg 6.50 P. M. Consult Divisicn Passenger Agent, Williamsport \i/ PENNSYLVAN ticket azents or David FARMERS’ EXCURSION State College 2.05 1.856 1.90 SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVES Round-Trip Train Fare Leaves Train Leaves Lewisburg .. 8.30 A. M. Vicksburg . . 8.46 Mifflinburg, , 8.53 Millmont . , ..9.04 Glen Iron .. 9.11 $1.75 Pardee. . 1.60 Cherry Run . A3 1.55 Coburn . . ,. 050 * 1.45 Ris'g Springsioo8 * 1.35 Centre Hall, 10.25 “ ATTRACTIVE ® Exercises at STATE COLLEGE Reduced Fares Special Trains named see flyers or consult Ticket Agents. 1.20 1.00 1.00 1.00
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