Pa REBERSBURG The Rebersburg bunters pretty gnod success, far sucosaded in and one deer. Mrs John Harter and daughter Mre Harry Hubler spent last week at Relina Grove. Mra George Winters, afier epending A week at Anronsturg at thé home of her sick mother, has returned home. Misa Sarah Meyer of Boonville is visiting in towo for several days, The Young Peoples Missionary Society will hold an entertainment in the Reformed church at this place or Thanksgiving evening. Mra. Charles Bmall bed with rheumatism, Clyde Duck of Madisonburg has finished thrashing ersin in this vieinity and is now baling hay for Lhe farmers, Mrs. Stoner where weeks, Frank Long, sat tenent the D D Roser farm, has rented the Hsackenburg howe st Bmoilton sand will move there ju the spr Therumor that T. M, purchased the farm his brother-in law, T. W., Walker, is incorrect The rumor, no doubt, grew out of trane- actions entirely foreign to the a farm. met witl they have thus killing three bear is confined tr and so Miata Colle, for several Minnich tn visit Lester have gone they will present ni iD. (iramley had { is Fé sale of * On Sunday afternoon, SBarab, wif of Jacob Gey hart, died very suddenly Although ber health had been failing for over a year, her death came vers unexpectedly, She ate dinner wit! the famuily, and goon afterwards was corpse Nhe was the mother of elever children, six of whom are liv lay a week a unanimous esl was extended to Rev, Melzger of Pen brook to become pastor of Reberaburg Lutheran charge Melz zor preached for the three gregasiors on Fundasy a week, after the close of the respactivaservice a uopanimous vole was cast iovithhg hima to bieame the regular pa i Th regaticn at this time has not ply from the minister CC piace ft call, or refusal of the ns on lorem A Aaronsbursg, ing v =a 3 Pu thy ge ge, i ¢ € Cog + BE il Mies Msud Bair of Altoona spent few days pleasantly at the | Allen Bower. M: Bresaler and child Nolfe' wwe were the welcome visitors of arren Wiokletlech during the past ¥ { Cie Gi 3 of ¥ ar Po! her p Mingle, Mra. Msabelle Halo of Sant a fow days wilh her parents, Mra, HH E. Crouse I'he Reformed BSunday-schorl d to bold a Curistmas service Christmas eve “fp : jam: port visited ep 5 tr a, George MeCormick and son of ers Milla spent a few days witl arente, Mr. and Mrs E © has deeid 01 ar Ww il - a, Fhe Luther: Fosnk-ofl ord it Lent o their home at this § iil have 8 turkey rossi at me of their mother, Mra Sera Lei 2. n Thenkspiving. Their son. Charles Tomlinson and wife, of them. ost Pottars Mills Mra Parran and baby relurned ( their: home ip Pittsturg on Friday Parra, bofore mactisge was XM #8 M-died( o:ycer, 3. Aerie Potlaol nn burg spent several father, Alexander Mo! Harry Michael Bacday at Mie, Aun her homie alter we Win, MeClaskey Laas been pericusly Hi the past i1WO weeks, Mize¢p Myra Kimport Nelle Wilkinson of Stale College spent Na day alerncon and evening wit friends at this place, Mra. Roland Foust and ehildren of Altoona are at the home of Hamu) Bituner, Mrs. G. H. McCormick and gon are ependivg several Anrorsiuig. Forester (!, R. Meek of Colury spent Fueday night at the home of F A, Unison, EE }op2 Spring Mills. Mre, W. M, Grove ie ill John Myers and f mily spent Fils day at Rebersburg. Mise Mabel Allison is visiting her brother, Chatles in Toronto, Canadas, Mr.and Mis. I. J Zub'er went to Yeggertown on Tusrdny to visit (Lelr deughter, Mra. Charles Grenoble, Mr and Mra. Lloyd Bmith left for their hom: in Johnstown, on Monday, after apending two weeks with rels- tives and friends. Mre, Ida Harter of Rebersturg ard davghter, Mra. E hel Hubler, called on r. and Mrs. C. J. Finkle on Haturlay, Mr. Day of Sugsr Valley will move fnto the house vacated by Reuben Bhees'ay, He is cmployed by Ramuel Btitger in the blacksmith shop Dr. and Mra. H. B. Bresucht, Mr and Mrs OU P. Lorg, and Harry Allison attended the fuveral of their cousin Herbert Sheffer at MifMlinburg, ————— ST Ane rooms In sa fyve | Bi re sg 5 et a Sup ith Ch STE Rip Wikhs 24 nr. ANATE Chambers with lis AT tags Gy. Wilkinson of this place and ‘oyle of Puladelphils spent state College. leuasthanreiu Bil % 4 sad ved te of eigh 8 Mc absence ka quite and Tittle days i I | | that put them all to route in the last Glidden Tour, a 1,300- {} mile course trom Minneapolis to Glacier National Park. The | Metz ‘“ 22" was pitted against cars costing from five to ten times as much, yet the three Metz cars were the only team that held a Perfect Score, without additional allowance or time extension of any, for the entire eight days of the contest. : EQUIPPED COMPLETE 1914 IMPROVEMENTS METZ “22” $475 | | | WINNER OF THE GLIDDEN TOUR | The Gearless Car—No Clutch to Slip—No Gears to Slip The Metz ‘* 22’ won Glidden and Minneapolis News tr , best suited three regular the tour the Glidden Tour and « simply bec wercome all road « without strain or injury. stock cars that composed the Metz team were the only equipped with Gearless transmission. \ aptured uge it is { ditions to CArs in control, and the ket to ope ae M¥ rattead ¢ 3 fe Call and Investigate, or Phone or Write for Catalogue GEO. E. MEYER, Agent, Boalsburg, Pa. BELL 'PHONE--176-23. will be sold ; Fixtures for sale, all Show Cases, Racks, Tables, Etc, st > important Store fr Men's, Ladies’ and Chi'dren’s wear- now we are going to retire from business It makes no differencz how new our stock is or » ible time. All fix- / pr— = IM- edd In a a i i —— ——— a] LOOK! Fall and Winter Goods are com- ing in daily. A fine line of Men's Dress Shoes at $2 25 to $3.50, Tan and Black. Strong line of Work Shoes for Men and Boys, all prices. | SETCROP0 0020000 00 Pe RBOO New Fall and Winter Goods A full line of Dress Goods, all the latest Rubber Boots and Shoes for wet weather Fancy Jersey Sweets etc. The best line of fresh Groceries in town. We sell nothing but the best at lowest prices C.F. EMERY, Centre Hall Am Rl Ne at ~ NEED REPAIRS? | It will not be long until Weaves and pat- | the chilly blasts will make | | the stove the means of com- | | fort. Is your stove ready | to make fire in, or does it | need repairs. See to it now, | before the rush season will | | mean delay. terns Trimmings, Velvet, Bulgarian Allovers and Bik, Hats and Caps Dress & Work Gloves We have a full line of Hats and Caps, also a god line of Dress anc Work Gloves. Sweaters Sweater Coats and sweaters for Men, Women and Children. Blankets Bed Blankets to suit all purses. Robes and horse blankets | Probably you are thinking | | of a new stove for the com- | ing winter. We handle the World-Famous Red Cross Stoves and Ranges, Anns man GOOF SAL DO000D EgRBsnans Selz Royal Blue Rubbers Come in and let us talk it over. I. L SMITH CENTRE HALL The Celebrated Godman Fair- field Shoes, Corduroy Coats and Trousers. 190000 000080890 vues Seva NOONE TOP RINNE ERRRORDINERRO VY. ova Come to see us. H. F. Rossman 3 SPRING MILLS, PA. pa ase Georgas Valley. . CVET R000 0000 000000000 The Misses Abbleand Carrie Barger = rn and Milton Barger all of State College | Sale Register, spent Bands y with their parents, Mr.| SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, ove o'clock. ai and Mrs. J U, Barger, | Contre Hall, by Harry Harpor; Red Cross range » Miss Lizzie Wert went from J. W, | Red Crom heater, and a isrge line of ge, Gobbles, where she bad been employ.’ household goods, a. wd for the pest year, 10 her home In| WEDNESDAY, MARCH ' Brush Valley, where she expeots to gue haif miles Wont ohh Tan Ope spar the wile, . L Burr Fat batosk sud implements, Mr. and Mrs Morris Lingle snd two 05 CH 17, at 0d Fort, sons Usarl and Guy spent last Friday | Dr res oaks faim stock and im with Mrs Busan Davis | March 19, Henry H Mr. ard Mrs. J. RB. Ripka spent uock eto.—~L. F. Mayes suo re Hall: Farm od A in Deeks yaiiry on, We | nERIDAY. MARCH 2, All dag by Ww 8'8 paren rf. an re, n | Rowe, near Linden e heat i Rinks. pai ’ 9 | impleme ts, all ’ and Charles Ripka J+ at Picasant Gr | 00000000 26" sens ans — two and by Chas, 8 William ents, TUESDAY, MARCH 10 010 o'clock, two and Fonator Burke,’ Haturday night, # # one-half miles vast of Penns Cave a slley ro d, be Osoas © Homan, fasm we uh ier, anotionoars. this week helping bis bro her Stewart | : | poate Wiss aud Ha . to husk corn. buy, and buy freely ; We do this to show When you come to the store now Millheim James F. Uszzle, Herry J. Kohibecker, Perry Krise, Clarence E Long, James M Mover, Edward Boy. r, flowin KE. Swover, J.B Desgan, Geo ge W. Ricketts John M. Kachik, WHOLESALE Orin Vall, George Parks, fates Black, lawrence Nugent Juha Boje, Ph, Uasanoy a Clarency dai Philipsburg Rush Tap, Cu Show Shwe lwp, BREWERS LIUEN2E Philipsburg B ewing Company, Phili second War D. R.FOREMAD Bellefonte, Pa, November 20th, 1913 2 DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.» letters of adminigiation on JARED MURKAY., ise of the Oeutre Hall, Pa, 4 seaweed. the eslde of borough of Letters of administers tion on the above estate Baving been duly granted to the apdersigbed, ne would respecifully request persons Knowing themselves ludebled 10 Lhe estate 0 make im mediate payment and those having cisims Against the same 10 present them duly suthen- ticated for settlement, H. F. BIINER, 202 Centre Hall, Pa. HENRY PF. BITNER, A. M , Ph. D, SCRIVENER AND CONVEYANCER Mor! es, Bonds, Will at short notice, One r experience in law of fice, Terms 0 Bell phone 174, MURRAY'S DRUG STORE, CENTRE HALL, $r-13-1y PORK WANTED ~ Hightest market price paid for dressed jork--W. H, MEYER, on the Suyder farm, Spring Mills, BR. D. Bell ‘phone, 811. NERVOUS? All run down? Ayer’s Sarsapariila is a strong nerve tonle. No alcohol. Sold for 60 years. | - Ask Your Doctor. PLT fen Aut el A AN SI RS AB Col, al kiude—W1ber. CHRISTMAS GIFTS OF EVERLASTING REMETBRANCE Braceletts | Mesh Bags Silverware | Diamonds Watches Rings Everything in Jewelry from the moderately priced to the | | most exquisite. If you have not received our Catalogue, we will be pleased to send you one. F. P. BLAIR & SON BELLEFONTE’ PA, BOTH "PHONES wvewaswewdtEsLCO see sRRRe If you are in the ‘market for a good FOUR-HORSE FARM situated in Penns Valley consult me at once for particulars, Also have for sale § Nice Homes situated in different parts of Centre Hall, Buyers and Sellers will do well to consult me as I keep posted on market, CHAS. D. BARTHOLOMEW, The National Stockman & Farmer PITTSBURG, PA. Worlds Greatest Farm Paper Som Tne oa t Yer $ roe 2 Yea s i Van Send for sample copy snd Real Estate and Insurance CENTRE MALL, PA, 00800000000 ENPNIROI E000 +I OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE K Bi-room house and lot and ad’ att rout, Oamtre Hal ey of wa he Ayelet a WA RE Oentre STOVE FOR SALE « La stove, suitable for oh . office, school se, ets, In fast cle condition | almost new, aid ALA hergainen THE CENTRE BEVORTER, Centre Hall, . Li
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