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NEW CIGARETTE LAW, |
Court lug'ructed Constables to Arrest All
Yivistors of this Law,
On making their quarterly returns
to the court, Juige E'lis I. Orvis de-
fined the cigarette law to the several
constables of the county, and instruct- |
ed them to arrest all violators of the
law. So there can be no pleading of
ignorance, the law is being printed in
full by many of the newspapers in the
rural districts, and the Reporter is
doing its share in making the law
public by publishing it, which fol.
lows :
** Any person who shall furnish to
any minor, by gift, sale, or otherwise,
any cigarette or cigarette paper, shall
be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon
conviction thereof shall be sentenced
to pay a fine of not less than $100, nor
more than $300.
‘“ Avy minor, being in possession of
a cigarette or cigarette paper, and be-
ing by any police cflicer, constable,
juvenile court cfficer, truant officer,
or teacher in any school, asked where
and from whom such cigarette or ci
garette paper was obtained, who shal
refuse to furnish such ioformation,
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor,
and upon conviction thereof, before
any alderman, magistrate, or justice
of the peace, such minor, beiog of the
age of sixteen years or upwards, shall |
be sentenced to pay a fine not exceed- |
ing five dollars, or to undergo sn im-
prisonment in the jiil of the proper
county not exceediog five days, or
both. Ifeuch minor shall be under
the age of sixteen years, he or sheshall |
be certified by such alderman, msg- |
istrate or justice of the peace to the
juvenile court of the county, for such
action as to said court shall deem
proper.”
A pnt
Aged Lady has Bad Fall,
Mra, D C. Hess, an estimable old
lady of Linden Hall met with a seri-
ous accident Bunday morning, which,
owing to her advanced age, is feared
by her many friends will prove fatal.
Mrs. Hess is in her eighty-third
year and had been enjoying good
health up until about a month sgn
when a slight stroke of paralysis left
her in a very weak condition. BRhe
was however able to be about the
house and it wes while attempting to
descend the cellar steps that she miss-
ed her footirg ard fell entire
length of the stairway Neveral rits
were broken and she was otherwise in.
jored. Her granddangh er, Mra,
George Hall, of Huntingdon, arrived
Tuesday morning avd is sdminister-
rg to ber wants,
the
mesma so cA isos ——
Milihe m va Centre Hall To-Marrow,
The firat baseball zama of the season
op the joeal grounds will be plaved to-
morrow ( Memoria! Day), and the op-
posing team will be Miilheim. This
eiub bias alwave proven a formidable
foe to the local team, and the game
to-morraw will undoutitedly ba as in-
teresting as those of vore A lto0
seore, 13 innings, in favor of the loca!
club, was registered against Millheim
on Memorial Day of 1911 Turn out
and help the boys win with your sup-
port.
latent
Spring Mills,
A daughter was horn Mr,
Mrs. Clayton Btover, on May 24th,
hers attended
on Ssalurday.
Mre, Grace Ginizle, nee Weaver, is
pasing her mother, Mrs. Wm. Meyers,
a visit
Eagene Allison who is employed at
Renovo in the railroad shops, is home
for a short visit,
Rev, Price delivered the Memoiial
Sermon on Fundsy afternoon in the
Evangelical church,
John MeCool, who was hart by he.
ing struck by a freight train, is im
proviog rapidly.
Col. A. A. Dale, of Bellefonte, will
deliver the address on Decoration Day.
He is an able speaker and should have
a large audience,
and
to
Qiite a number from
the circus at Bellefonte,
Now isthe t/ma to get rid of your |
rhruma‘iem. You can do it by sp |
p'ying Chamberlain’s Liniment and |
massaging the parts freely at each ap- |
plication, For sale by all dealers, |
adv, |
Ready Made
Dresses
for women and children.
Ready Madp Uuderwear
in Muslin and Gauze.
Night Gowns
in Muslin and Mainsook.
Flouncing
for Dresses ; All Over and Inser-
tion to match,
All Over in Lace, Cream, Ecru
and White
and Lace and Insertion to match,
Fine Silk and Cotton Hose
in Black and Tan for Men and
Women, also Black in Silk for
Children
High and Low or Oxford Shoes
Black Tan and White,
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Fresh (roceries Every Week
Heinz Beans, Pickles, Mustard
and Peanut Butter.
La France Laundry Tablet.
Come and see.
H. F. Rossman
SPRING MILLS, PA.
DDVLOVLLLVLLPOCBOOLOD06S
HARD COLDS
When they first come, the best time to
break them up. One standard remedy—
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral.
Sold for 70 years,
Ask Your Doctor. Fol) “ha
Everybody likes to see the men
the papers write about. Washing-
ton is the place to see them, sing-
ly and in groups
WASHINGTON
Educational and Pleasure
TOUR
Juned to 7, 1913
Round Trip
$13.05
from CENTRE HALL
Two and three-quarters’ days in Washi
Tickets include round-trip transportation
hotels and meals, and transfer station to hot
in Washington,
For full pa
f pa
of trains, tickets, and «
Hmit, consult nearest Tick
TODD, Division Passenger Agent
port, Pa,
PENNSYLVANIA R.R.
A visit to the Capital is the duty of
every present and future voter
riieulams concerns
and their relatives.
Your Crop
of good color and f
IS THE ONE SPRAY T
It
“won't wash off.”
etc, It is also the best s
er to grow at a time wh
means a larger potato,
don’t forget the fact that
Portland Cement,
ree from worms,
HAT IN-
kills all leaf-cating in-
pray for potatoes— kills
By warding off the
en every day's growth
I have in stock Alpha
ONL
Sunday, June 8
Bellefonte ,
Lemont .
Oak Hall . , .
Linden Hall ,
Centre Hall |
Rising Spring . .
Coburn
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Sunbury
Mt. Carmel
Shamokin .
Paxinos . '
Snydertown
Consult Ticket Agents or David
II
prepare the soil, and better harvest the crop.
and efficient Riding
The des
venient
made,
ploys all the latest
raise and
be set to use but one lever
for ann)
1 for appl
& » prom ‘ ryiael
gangs, lever to guide
the operator walks, etc,
These Cult
striy 1
ped and i
varpished and
ou a
most critial buyer,
i & well as th eaviest clover and t
Lancast
TCOUASIDE §
“Gearless
SICH Means nu
Le
Uecau
it
LALO
summer by using a Johnston Mower on
with all makes of mowers and think the
about it,
ie iS ney
Cultivator
em
It
spindles
levers to
Can aiso
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tet
painted,
please the
WER
You will find us ready to do |
business in our new store in the
“"Reporter”’ building.
Besides the famous Red Cross
Stoves and Ranges which we
advertised for some weeks, we also
have a good line of HARDWARE,
and especially a full line of
Garden Tools
and Nails
We have nails in every size and
you will find our prices right,
Roofing and Spouting
and all kinds of Repair Work.
If you cannot come, call us on
either "phone ; Bell or Commercial
I. L. SMITH
CENTRE HALL
and russet -- are here
ON'T go out of town to purchase
your Shoes lor Spring wear when
S0 complete a line of the veyy latest
styles, coming Irom the best manufact-
urers, are to be lound at our store. We
can satisly all tastes to a nicety.
Gun Metal and Russet will be worn by
all- good dressers this Spring, and’ the
best in these leathers will be found here,
Moderately priced. See ours first.
CENTRE HALL