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Mercury stoed at the freezing point
suse | THE RED CROSS RANGE
half inches of rain
a | for BEST BAKING || Spring Work on the Big Farm
Hall Reformed charge will be held
June 18, on Grange Park.
--or on the small farm for that matter, is mad- easy when you can
place absolute confidence in your ma achinerys To do the work
a VJ Was LAL WIL ES
Miss L Mitterling visited Mr | §
and Mr . Char 108 Rering 4 Allo I tl | THE delight of the
from Friday until Monday. i housewit z is read 8 |
Mit woanty sathorities are mak. 21 E : cid 8 | 4 - #
Ing wholesale niroste’ of permons who || and cakes baked as they ma | well and relieve the farmer of all unnecessary trouble and
— oe yy {
make it a habit to peddle 1am, i should be. Not any
malty no Bae fat what so nev | | stove will bring results,
we wil} get it for you — Weber, Centre | but you will be sure of
Puul Bradford has given up his | the best bread, biscuits,
work at the Centre Hall station and is | §f and cakes if placed in {
now employed by F. V. Goodhart, the i
furniture man, the oven of a Red Cross Syracuse Walking
Corp Carag, Laosle opus shave | {| Range, [| ing Plows
sdministrator, N. B Npangler, E-«q gi A ncw line of these J if I Plows
~The soung peopl conected wich | || S1OVES DAS just been re- mmo ne com vin, warming cai | [ll Lever
Progress Grange will'meet in Grange | §| ceived and you owe it to yoursel to sce therm Teicre buy- §|Ill rows,
Arendia Tuesday evening for instiue j i
tion by Miss Helen Bartholomew | {| ing elsewhere. Even if you have another make in mind || ||| Perry
Miss Elizabeth Boozer has clessd | §| satisfy yourself that the Red Cross is not a better stove |§ [||| and Jo
her school year at Salix, Cambria| ® double Disc Harrows
county, sud on Monday afternoon re- | by giving it a careful inspection, Hi
turned to her home in Centre Hall, Ji | i | Ill Steel and Wood Drum Land
Rev. R. R. Jones, Rav. F. H. Foss, | | §11ll Rollers
F. P. Geary snd Lyman Bmith repre-| | R yak.
ented Centre Hall in the Hunday | + {8 i Single and double
meetings at State College ot onday. | * : tH
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llege on Monday. Crushers
worry are the things which count most in machiner
nery |i or tl EC arm.
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| You Gan't Go Wrong in Buy ng any Tiwi Machine [
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Charlies Li... Holliek, an engineer on na Er —————————t———— - a : WR Ek i
Bald E gle Velley railroad, « ii Black Hawk and
lay, was struck by a passe iH
Von ger | if row Corn P
train at Vail and was instantly killed | e | Ill v I LL
D. W, (deisa of Bellefonte losded al
S87 with petuioes ut he Ceptte Hall | j | CAR WIRE FENCING--Barbed Wire, Smc ooth Wire, Woven
from Coburn, The prevailing price is
ey on. | LADIES’ | i Wire and Lawn Fence. All sizes of staples and nails.
ier, who for a number |
located at Hss'ings,
ka, is SOW Bloated ig Neon , | | 4 re | ROOFING CEMENT BRICK, SAND
F Bitner. | | FI YAS ) : I Steel and Ashphalt A carload just received and STONE in st
ss Cilia
cmaline Stephens of State {
sunday with her sist
3 AARNE 4 SHOES ] | Deeds -- The Purest Varieties of Clover and Alsike os Seeds
and Mrs, D. J. Meyer, who have |
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WEN in { ol imbia, Mouth Carolinas, |
ith their daughter, Mrs. J. W. Me-|
yrmick, since the holidays are ex-|
er] | will cure corns)
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#8 Promo is BRINE Le ered
| FLOUR AND FEED, STOCK TONICS
o his house. 13x98 feet in} | | Bran, Middlings, Oil Meal, Cotton Seed Meal, Dairy Feed
wp, Cracked Corn, Corn-
Aaron Tho Tas will
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8. Aa : meal, Scratch Feed, Grit and Charcoal, “Clover” Brand Stock Tonic
if In chay SOLD ONLY AT
WwW. Creusier, win 1evile
a | | YEAGER’S Sor Store | ||| Wheat, Corn, Oats, Barley and Rye Bought and Sold at all times
1 met at the Bush House nn Wed. |
enday evening. The incipal |
ker was Dr. Clark of | i
bi Vesat ral
&I jLUsirateq
Screened, Lump, and Run-of-mine BITUMINOUS COAL.
ee Anything wanted not mentioned here will bz gotter
UST returned from the eastern cities with a large as-
sortment of the latest styles of NOTIONS, DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, ete. | ee
Ro a «wor || Fancy Silk Messaline, from 45 cts. 1] H. \W EBER, Centre Hall Pa.
asic. z a] to $1.00 per yd. se a ume
eo James Kelsh's
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ved to some extent
ry ite troubie bewn | §| Fancy Crepe Cloth from 12 cts.
Sale Last week br. H. 5 | to 25 cts. per yd.
= Musser peiiora .
RR | WATCH FOR OUR
a ide pod coatiocioat able Damask Cloth from 3o0 cts. |
mitinuing |
f $e §
gf two month the loos
es ra will be 1 ! to ¢' neni | to $1.00 per yd.
Nm li “Get Acauainted”
Fars cord wast ve kept of he amet: | §| TICKINGS, MUSLINS, PECAYS, PERCALES, | qg Vl
siege on eaoh class delivered and |
oliected | Il and GINGHAMS at the lowest prices, for the best goods. |
On Wednesday morning 8. H. | . | |
K ue ey left Centre Hall on su ex-| §l Don’t fail to see the New Spring Styles, we have a large ( IRC U LAR
tended visit to New wk state, Lis i
o! jective point being Waverly, wher: ~b4 i
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hie has relatives living Mr. Kuepley | selection, '
in a bisckemith, and followed that oc |
{ ion uutil incapacitated by ng
vi Ar yale ran, a vl 88 U0
BE Sit “| fl Ea | It will pay you to read every item and
Philig Bedzor, the Ballefon'e C. F. Er ERY . \
onion Perm. Vali, wot Women | Jl SL to come to Millheim
pin. Iie cattle were {ure Based oar i
wob Sharer, Philip Durst, Clyde
Detraw and John Brnavely, Oae buil | t
in the lot weighed 1460 pounds. Tha ’
teers wold for $7 80) per cwi.
roles, tov sivhn Tess Fu sven SPRING GOODS and purchase your Spring and Summer
pisy and well worth secing The cast}
Las been well selected nud all have bes
ur rest wll anieated wid ll have bern We have a large assortment of outfit. A general reduction on most of
ibe proceeds will be well spect to help |
e High Senool library Tickets ure | Spring Dress Goods in all the var- . .
ow of ule Sur & Wines dri ous materials ; all new and moder- our new Spring Clothing and Shoes for
the ion, weorgea Valley snd
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os Liye Yul, pnd ately priced. Men, Women and Children.
were surprised to pre Hoo Houtz of
the Farquebinnns University in the
pulpit on *onday. They had not SHOES
beon advired that the pastor would be
absent, nor had sny church officiala
knowledge that a substitute wonld FOR SPRING WEAR
appear, It is generally undersiood 1
that the minister was on a private : |
milan gamewliore isyond Aldona. Made over the best lasts and built
Miss Ann Penningion, a Potter to give service, SUCCESSO TO D. J. [1 LLH EIM, PA. THE STORE. THAT
township charge, died at tLe home of NIEMAN & CO. SELLS FOR LESS
Mra. Mahala Nevel of Frulitown, ,
nesr Tumeyvilie, Haudsy, April 11,
ard was buried Wedomday followiog,
interment bettug made In the ome
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tery connected with the 7 on Lvdo- BREED POTATOBS~Carman No. 1 seed potatos | HHEPHERD PUPS-The undersigned offers for
gelieal shureh Hey & 87H erly wae and common potatoes for cooking for mle. ~D. C. mle two shopherd pupe—tiale snd female.
00 Clpoint ing minister, Nhe was (1liy- K REAM E R & SON ROSSMAN, Centre Hil, Pa. (Spring Mills, B.D.) | Price remsonnblo—W, XK. LEE, Spring Mille 3 Dn.
oven years of age and ta suvived by { 6 ois pa) s ee. (o. 7) 3
ane givter, Miss Kate Penning on, who a"
+ ENCE BUILDING The undersigned are ROOD MARE Yor BAL K=The unde signed |
mak 8 Nui henge with Mr and wit CENTRE HALL, PA, prepared Wo do all kinds of To. Bild | offers for aslo » dun brodd are, six Yoars old, In |
A B. Keapa th «entre Hall, and one ing, either by the day or contract-G. M. | fon: will work anywhers ; fontles of steam snd
br avk Penulugton, of Potter COONKY and J, W. WEAVER, Spring Mills, R. | sutomobiles. Good reasons for selling FRANK |
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DA Bell ' phonesi-14, Colyer. (0dhp'd) | PHILLIPS Spring Mills, R. D. (Colyer) 14 ola, i
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baieher, bought fifieenn head of fut
eattie in Penns Valley, sid Wednes-