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THE OENTRE REPORTER.
ISSUED WEEKLY.
CENTRE HALL - - PENN’A.
T IHURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1914
& ¥ Se . Propridions
Editor
Local Editor and
Business Nanager
SMITH & BAILEY . . . . .
S. W. SMITH > + as +» 0»
EDWARD E. BAILEY {
Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hall as
Second Class mail matter,
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ditional insertion.
i POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,
FOR LEGI LATURE,
We are authorized to announce that W. D.
Miller of Ferguson towush p will be a candidate
for the office of Assemblyman, subjec: to the
decision of the Democratic voters at the Primary
election to be held May 19th, Pd.
I hereby announce as a candidate for the
Democratic nomination as Representative in the
General Assembly from Center county. Your
vole and influence respectiully solicited. Pri
mary election Tuesday, May 19.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS,
{ paid) Fort Matilda,
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Presbyteriun—Centre Hall, morning
Reformed ~- Union, morning: Spring Mills,
a‘ternoon ; Centre Hall, evening.
Lutheran—Tvsseyville, moming ; Centre Hall,
afternoon ; Spring Milis, evening,
The Wenther,
Readings of ‘he thermometer are made daily at
5p. m., and indicate the highest and lowes!
points reached during the preceding vwenty-lour
hours,
MARCH
[18] MOUS
soyou; uy
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Wednesday, 18
$0
Thursday, 19
Friday, 20
Ww
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Saturday, 21
5
Sunday, 22
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Monday, 233 I a5
Toesday, 24 47
F means fair: (
partly cloudy.
means cloudy: P C means
MC rrmick voming to Uentre,
Vance C, McCormick, Demcerstic
eindidste for governor of Penuveyl
vania, will be in Centre county cn
Thoredsr, April 20d. He will be st
the Breekerbotl House, Bellefonte,
between the hours of ten ard twelve
o'clock 8. m., and in Blate College, at
Nittany Inp, from seven to nine o
cock p mm. There will be no speeches,
but Mr. McCormick will be pleased tr
personally meet all voters,
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F.G E, Barqust,
EB Abou! one bundred members of the
local order of Knights of the Golder
Esgle end Ladies’ Temple bar queted
in Grange Hall Tueedsy night. |
was the eighth anpiverssry of the
order, which bas wade rapid progres
in membership in the few years of its
existence, The evening was one of
wholesome er joyment to all presen!
ard the pext anniversary i= siready
looked forward to with added pleasure,
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Back to the Farm,
tf The back to the farm movement Is
not all talk, From thie litte town,
with a population of five hundred,
one cut of every hundred ®ill mows
onto a farm by the first of April, and
all of them, with one exception, have
engeged in farming ss a business
earlier in their lives, The five who
will swell the tide back to the farm
are Perry W. Breon, James B. Relsh,
Charles E. Flink, Mifflin Moyer and
John D. Homan.
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Marriage Llcepser,
i nest B Shreckengast, M ill heim
Blanche D, Hartman, Millheim
Victor E VonGunoder, Pleasant Gap
Alice F. Grenoble, Pleasant Gap
Wm. H, Teace, Tyrone
Besse Packer, Lewistown
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CUhareh Notice,
Preparatory service and communion
»t Reformed church (8t. John's,
Farmers Milla ) is postponed for two
wieks, Preparatory service will te
held on Good Friday aftervoon st 2:30
t'eleek and communion on Kester
* Funday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock,
R. RayMoxD JoNEs,
Pastor,
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Examination for Entrance to High Schoo’,
An examination for pupils desiring
tornter the Centre Hell High Pehool
will be held Basturdsy, March 28th,
fo the High Fehool room. Applicants
thculd provide themselves with all
nece: sary paper, elo,
H. A. Dovsox, Principal,
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For sale : A pair of mated bay driving
horees, five and seven years old, well
broken, full sisters. Apply to Potter.
Hoy Hardware Company, Bellefonte,
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The man whose conversation Is
heavy should be careful pot to drop »
rem k,
harms township.
Luther Dale and family of Ok Hall
spent Bunday at Boalsbarg.
N. W. Meyer made a husiness trip
to Stone Valley on Monday.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. H N Lonberger at Btate Col
lege on Tuesday.
An engine was used to pump the
water from the cellar under the C W.
Corl home.
Miss Grace Carper of Linden Hal
is spending this week at Locust Grov
farm,
Mrs. Mary Meek and Mrs. J. P.
Wagner of Altoona were viellors a
the bome of D. W Myers.
Boalsburg.
Friday evening s number of ths
associates of Mre. Charles Negner as
a pleasant time,
Wielaud of Boalsburg will bave their
the Wieland home.
John and Hilda Lonberger secom-
panied the'r aunt, Mrs, Wagner, to
ber home in Altoona where they will
visit for ap indefinite time.
John H. Meyer of Pine Grove Mille
rented the H. N. Lopberger property
at Boalsburg and expecis to mows
here this week. He will conduct »
oskery and ice cream parlor,
Mies Mabel Myers
wenty-first birthday last Wednesday
a
ptand ye here all the day idle
condition of the people in Persia
Rey. Behumanu’s father is a pative of
Persia, but was educated in the Me-
Cormick Heminary at Chicago, return-
ing from there sgsin to bis native
home where he was engaged as 8 mis
sionary by the Presbyterian Board.
When the son was fcurteen years old
he was brought to America to be
educated. He was educated in the
Reformed schools, and graduated at
Cheboygan, Michigan, last year. Rev
Schumann i« now représenting the
Reformed church Publication Board,
at Philadelphia, He spent the early
His father
missionary
hers of the congregation.
is still engaged in the
work in Perris
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
Iu the matt r of the estate of Es her
Tate, Inte of Waker township, Centre county,
Pa , deceased
Notice is hereby given that the Orphans’ Court
Audiior, to distriin he funds in the hands of
those er ive the same The said
m., for the
¢ th iis appoint
ment, at which ne and place all P sons in
a fund are
i
strred
debarred
fund
ior commis
{13.0.13)
UDITOR'S NOTICE
Fatale of Danie
p of Harris, Centre «
paniopns to spend the evening with
ner where they had a most er joyable
time.
The first day of Bpring was a de
lightful one. It wes an lovitation for
the robins to return, but Bu day nigh!
and Mouday we had ocessional snow
«qualls, apd now when the songslers
are heard the music is in a very low
key.
sertain whether be ig aliead or behind
1914. There were reasons, snd here
they are : List fall be started busking
his corn with a power husker, and be
fore the work was completed the ma-
chine broke Unpabletoegscure huskers
to do the work by bhapd, the corn wee
«tored in barpe, sod oo Friday CC. W,
Cor! bitched an engine to the repsired
tusker, and the work was completed
Rev. Rimon Bchumsandb, a young
minister of "the Reformed church,
preached in the Reformed charch at
loalsburg on Bupdsy morning. The
«ron was A very impressive oue,
: HBeiie
# interested may
HL 8 TAYLOR,
Auditor
EB EywedDB00A0RtRAD LIBR RS
FIRE, LIFE and ACCIDENT
INSURANCE
Consult us
befcre placing
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W. H. Bartholomew & Son
Centre Hall, Pa.
cponr gear gpReROPOemRee
THE delight of the
housewife is bread
and cakes baked as they
should be. Not any
stove will bring results,
but you will bz sure of
the best bread, biscuits,
and cakes if placed in
the oven of a Red Cross
Range,
A new line of these
stoves has just been re-
ing elsewhere.
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twine to be had.
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We carry a good stock,
but give us your order
early for sometimes the
demand for Prymouri
twine exceeds our allot
ment.
of these goods
entitles them to more than ordinary consideration,
in Quartered Oak or Plain Oak, in polish finish or dull
rubbed finish, and can be had in either 3 or 7 pieces.
all grades and prices. Mattresses from best grades down,
They
and any
We are making a special sale of carpets and rugs.
can be had in Ingrain or any of the Brussels,
size. The small profit asked by us is the best selling
agent we can find, Give your attention if you need any-
thing in the floor covering line,
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Inlaid and printed. These are high-grade goods and are
sold at most moderate prices.
Sold with a guarantee of five years, Hand, motor or
power machine—just as you wish,
CENTRE HALL
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Kessler’s
Spring Opening
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Since my return from New York. the style metropolis
have received
The finest and best lines of Men's, Ladies’
and Children’s Wearing Apparel
ever brought into this community. We
of America, we
have taken more
time and patience this season than at any
You will be
other time.
convinced when you look over our lines.
We are real proud of our selections for Men,
Men and Children. We have the FINEST and
line of CLOTHING, SHOES and FURNISHINGS.
to suit everybody ; prices for every purse,
Young
BEST
St yies
As for our line of Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Coats.
Suits and Dresses, there is no end to ‘description. If
you are in“ need of a coat we have every style and
this season :
The
Moire, ete,
color worn
Tango, corn, Kelly green, lab-
blue. materials such as Eponge, Velour,
No two garments are alike,
worth while looking over, the styles
you have seen my line to be the most up-to-date in
former seasons in price and quality,
Thanking you for past patronage.
Kessler’s Department Store
“The Home of Good Merchandise"
~ MILLHEIM, PA.
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