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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
ISSUED WEEKLY,
8. W. SINUTH, Editor and Proprietor.
Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hall as
Second Class mail matter,
Centre Harr, . . . Penna.
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THURSDAY, JULY 1918
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CHURCH APPOINTMENTS
Mrs
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LOCAL
Mrs. Joho
Foi &
sou of Moutross
Mi and
H
al
MN. glermnat
aud the Hos-
terman home.
Dr. W. H. Behuyler and daughter,
Miss Eloise Bchuyler, returned
their vacation trip to New York.
Mrs, Jobn Stuart bss closed her
howe at State College and will be with
her son at Atlantic City for the
summer.
The Y. P. B. will meet vhis ( Thurs
day ) evening. All are requested to be
present, as the report of the Millvill
convention will be given.
Bruce D. Rowe, who has been em-
ployed in Philadelphia for the past
four or five years, is expec'ed home on
a short vacation in the near future,
Ale
from
‘round man
Flouring Mills,
heat a few days
been confined to
Victor Auman, the all
at the Centre Hall
Was overcome witn
ago, and sicce bas
his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McClellan of
Linden Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
McClellan of Millheim sutoed to
Ugion county the other Baunday and
spent the dsy with Mr, and Mrs. J.
Beott Smith at Millmont,
The former Centre people who now
reeide ia Union county will hold a
basket picnic Saturday, August 9:h, in
Bpiglemyer s woods, one mile east of
Hartleton, A general invitation is
extended to all to attend this gather-
ing.
J. L. Winegardner has been elected
by the Millheim school board to
lect the echool taxes for the fiscal year.
The board at 8 previous meeting had
elected the tremsurer of the board to
collect the taxes, but it was found that
would be contrary to law,
Mra. Lucy Henney of Centre Hall,
the latter part of this week, will start
on a trip to Pittsburg and other points
in the western part of thesiate, Mrs
Henney, when at home, gives her
time almost exclusively to the milli.
nery business, and consequently these
little side trips are very much enjoyed
by her,
eol-
Among the Reporter's callers on
Tuesday was 8 C. Bruogart of Tussey-
ville, a representative of the manu-
ficturers of the Krit automobile, He
was especially pleased to say that the
Krit waa one of the seven cars to make
perfect scores in the Glidden tour from
Minneapolis to Glacier Park, a distance
of 1300 miles,
Reuben Garis, who for the past four
months has been working in a meat
establishment at Piney Fork, Ohio, is
at homes for a ehort stay, and on Mon-
day will begin work in the same line
at Burnham. He decided to make the
eannge of location on secount of the
euvironments of the former place,
which, on scenunt of being a coal min.
ing section, Is made up of practically a
tolal foreign element,
An authusinstic automobile party
from Philipsburg consisting of Mrs. Fol
rence Faulkner, widow of former As
sociate Judge Faulkner, and daughter,
Mrs. Joseph Barnes, Mrs John Todd,
Mrs, Li. Ray Morgan and son Louls,
and George McNeal, the latter the
chauffeur of they Barnes Peerless car,
were guests of Mra. B. W, Smith, on
Tuesday. The run from Philipsburg
was made in a record time. Mra.
Barne’s husbaod is one of the firm of
the Willilamegrove Brick Company,
manufacturers of a high class brick,
the product of which is used almost
exe'usively in New York Oity.
TEN EAPERTS TO AIO FARMERS
Nine Men and One Woman Will Asalst Land
Tillers ln the State,
Becretary of Agriculture N. B
Critehfield announced the appoint.
ment of ten experts who are to give
advice to farmers on soils and methods
of farming under the terms of the
North act,
These experts are to cover the entire
state, responding to requeats for advice
d
pine it
yu problems in practical farmiog a
aiding in devel
They are to be paid $15 0 a ye
expenses, An aj iation of $40 000
was made for the purpose,
The
Menges,
agricultural
ir wit
propr
experts named Franklin
Y ark,
Grampian,
a, Mel
ty, soil drain
M. KE Cor
guunty, an
Berlin, Adams
bandry and
Wittman,
Ay!
R. P. Resto
Ohiarle
Bh i
and
lain,
A FUT} rise
sadie M, Lee al
wwening hose
Mr. and Mra. F
[ds avd Harr
Chomss S war
Jardon, Floyd
Jennie Bodior!
Greece, B
Mra. Mary Bitner,
Mra, Alfred Lice i
ny E + Mrs, Aunas
and Ma. Ad
i Bar
0's
fats Heckman at
lin and ah Heck
J. M. Moye:
Ar
Lee, Mr
iat
and son Usrus
and Mra
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r. and
Ripka, |
W. Rockey, Willi
Rockey, L
A. J. Weaver
Mrs. Wali
Mra, CO,
Bernice ar
“Samuel
Ida
800
sfira
nd daughter
Weaver
MWAr
ABB
W.
d
Kline
Margaret
and Fred,
and daught
song Elmer
Mre James Good
Jonas Bible, Bert
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bwabb
Mariah Wagner, Mme Wm
Elizateth and Hitper
Chas. WW. Geary
Mrs. Mary E-
(a!
ha an
Samuel
and daughte
Ishiler,
crib at
Aaronsburg,
Mr. and Mra. Fred Li
toona are visitiog the former's moths
Mr. and Mrs. Ard of Woodw
were welcome cli ¥ilmer St
on Baturday ing.
Harry Coll and daaghte
of State College are visiting
in-law, Allen Keener,
Mrs. J. Hol Crouse and
are spending a week with
mother at Lock Haven,
Mra. Ira Gramley an
Jennie of Milib
home of Mra. Effla Weaver.
Mm. E G. Mingl id
William Adame, have taken
Buffalo, N. Y., and Akr
Harry Blover and
ted at the
mbert of
Lf
I's
evel
ei were
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family
home of tl
's
Stove
Mrs. EB nmas Wert and Mrs, C1
West of Resbersburg were the
guests of Mrs. Effla
Inst week.
Mr. and Mra. James Weaver so
companied by Mra. Elizabeth Weaver
spent Baturday with friends living st
Klondyke
Miss Lizzie Yarger returned to her
home at A. 8. Ntover’aafier an absence
of a few months stay with friends liv-
ing at Columbia.
Clarence Bmull of Philadelphia and
Miss Mary Btover of Reberaburg were
weltome callers in op
evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Winklebleck and
Mr. and Mra. Harry Winklebleck of
Rebersburg spent Bunday at the home
of Warren Winklebleck,
Mr. and Mra, Wolfe spent a
few days with friends living ia Pitte.
burg, while they are gone Miss Stella
Stemm of Reberaburg is their house
keeper,
Prof. Wm E
phia very ably
wil
Weaver one day
town Friday
(has,
Zaigler of
conducted the Ree
formed Bunday school on Sunday
morning. He was a former superin-
tendent of the school and through his
uncesaing « {fort caused the school to
prosper.
A temperanes lecture was delivered
In the Evangelical ehurch on Sunday
afternoon by Prof. Holsopple of
Huotiogdon, and on Banday evening
Rev. Dr. Patch of Altoona spoke on
the same subjsoct in the Reformed
church and was listened to by a large
and an attendive audience,
hoird the lectures were well pleased,
Tf PATNA
Dr. George Les of Centre Hall, who
haa been failing in health during the
p st year, ia eonfined to bad at precantt
from an affection of the Heer and
other complications. His condition is
such that the outcome is problematical,
Philadel.
i
Two Barns Burned,
[ Continued from first page. |
Boalsburg. It was at about
clock, when the Klingers
nine
wera all
dearended on the barp, and ignited it
The vivid lightning and
thunder awakened one of Mr,
er’s little dauguters, and shortly
there appeared to be so much lght
the direction of the that
her parents, They were
that their
efire, and hurry aa they wi
in
barn,
ed horros
barn
sit ld
$
fs
Lh
had made too great I
y of the stock
® coneegu "
fifty
HeVEND
ies
in the barn
two
i |
chicke
FRAG B
atid ame
es
calf and about ne
or loads of he
and many
Most of
lements were stored in a shed
Were d by the aid of neigh
and namber of people
sbtirg who hurried lo the se
had no io
{ $500
, Bix
, tools, harness,
articles were burned thie
imp
those HAV
0a
Boals
Mr. KH
a
fe,
inger
ck but carrie
Mardie Wagner
visiting at Boalsburg,
Wat ki
of Mill
Mise Irene
H nat
STAT 190 RIE
ern } #
w5* H
wit §
& #pent Maly
ing and Bunday at Boalsl
Dr. Kidder and family
Brown }
Houtlz,
Po
3
af
wr Pine
Psu! visited th
Miss Pearl
ere f ia
of Freepe
Boalsburg or
8 to spend two
Wed
Carles rt,
noise, arrived at
she expec
her gra
wieks
Mra,
ndparents, Mr, and Iarael
Mis Msra MeKeoe and daughter Mm
Harry Beck and children of Wilkins.
burg spent Wednesday of last week at
the home of Charles Segner,
acme i——
Woodward,
Me. and Mra Wm. Boob are hap-
py parents over the arrival of a new
baby boy
Rev. Romberger and bride
dinner at the home of Mrs. Wm
on Bunday.
Miss Lida Hosterman left
alo, N Y , last Friday at which
she intends going to schoo 1.
Mrs BR M. Wolfe entertained her
sister, Mca, J. W, Keller
Linden Hall Bunday,
Fiedler were entertained at the
of Li. L.. Weaver on Sunday. *
Miss Jennie Overdorf and brother
Harry returned to their home in
Jersey Bhore on Baturday,
Rev. Haney preached a very inter
esting sermon in the Evangelical As.
sociation ehureh Bunday morning.
After spending two weeka with her
slater Mra, Blifer, Mra. Max Albert and
thisir home
morning.
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Kleation « Magers for both the general
and primary election will hereafter
recalvs 8500 per day, The tedurn
Jr tome will get the old rate of $1 50 and
Woo ols milenge.
in Allentown Monday
Cholli
3 brigy
gevotion
£1 #'a
wer's
London Ex
Engineer's Adve
*1t mast be hard work
nat
“YN eu But
in being able
frat car fd
the le ath of
tagton Star
ritage.
to run 8 loco
ive"
sntisfacth
front of the
a suit case
Wash
thind iL
to get
ad of ugeing
the whole train”
His Impression,
“What were her reasons for refusing
you’
“Well,
eugenics,
Judge.
ft sounded
genealogy
like an essay on
and finance =
hiss si
Charity.
The kind of charity that should be
gin st home is not the kind that con
gists in belong kind to yourself.~Phila
delphia Ledger,
The secret of success als conataney of
i purpose - “lord Henconsfiold.
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Laundry will go ont from this office
1 Wednesday, August 0ih. ;
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and under 12 years half fare
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ANNUAL
CLEARANCE
think what
alue for
T
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This great sale
you to wear better
a Rs Bille = Cs
less than you have
Yr ' ¢
WW ¢ orive be
¥ St Ye Wie
prevail at this sale,
MEN'S SUITS
10.00 Suits
13.50 Suits now
SHOES
1008 NOW $1.98
1.49
1.19
.
3508
¥
.00 Sh
hoes now
00 Shoes now
UNDERWEAR
2b Underwear
70 Underwear
.50 Underwear
HOSIERY
26¢ Silk Hose
15¢ Hose
10¢ Hose
Te
4c
these prices and then come
-
it means tu your pocketbook to
every $2.00 you spend. This
makes it possible for
clothes than before for
been paying.
LADIES’ SUITS
£12.00 Suits now $7.50
10.00 Suits now 4.98
DRESS SKIRTS
1.98
2.98
$3.50 Skirts now
6.00 Skirts now
Ladies’
$5.00 Dresses now
3.50 Tub Dresses
White Dresses
$1.69
1.49
LINEN DUSTERS
KIMONAS
25¢ Kimonas now
50c¢ Kimonas now
98¢
19¢
and see the goods.