BOALSBURG ITEMS. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
— ———— Isiters of administration on tha estate of S E REGISTER RE 0 i WF 3 5 1 ri K b " i i in
What People Are Doing in Harris Township's Catherine CC. Bhook ate of Gregg Towa / AL ae i hartess 1d robes ino
. whip raenser, compels Hine of winughter house eo pment,
Principal Burg, as Reported by the Re- Letters of administration on the above state | tee : . 3
porter's Falthful Correspondent, having bean duly granted tothe undersigned, he | oo BATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, one o'clock P. M
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would respectfully request all persons knowing |. ing thei ie bilis printed at this Leonard Wilson will offer at pubic sale, at the
claims aesir Lold goods
withentiosted for
Mr, and Mre. Samuel Glenn of the the selves indebied to the estate to ake imme. | FHO8 WI have their ry fwtered under this | residence of Johu Relfanyder, in Linden Hall, Jot
Branch spent Bunday al Boalsburg, C WwW S ill Will ’ diate payment, and those hs pr or. of ig Ee . 9 all ers ih charg of ho
. W. Swartz, at Tusseyville, Will Quit [| sn ito ou will da a Tn
gpent several days at Boalsburg. a A. J BHOOK, Administrator OCTOBER 2TH, at 1:30 Re 7 Contintied from Ootobtr 3)
Mrs. John From of Rtate College en- estate of the de 6 Un
TT gecupied by W, Bright ner, situate in the vii. the lat ar Suir der, late of Poller town
’ ’ CYRUS BRUNGART : : : nl n th vi ¥ r Low
sociates at Boalsburg, to be Offered in All Lines. JUSTICE OF THE PPACE dwell barn and SOV EMBER 14. 1914
Mr, and Mrs, Earl Ross of Ferguson CENTRE HALL, PA Sd one haf aud fruit on premises; also, our | 44 one o'clook n,m, the property of said dee
township were Sunday visitors with | Special attention given to collecting, Legs i place the household goods o mola TC dant, located at Centre Hill, and consisting of
relatives in this locality. SALE NOW GOING ON ; writings of all classes. including deeds. MOrtEALes 1004 frame house, large barn, summer house, pia
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Mra. Julis Williams of Lemont So Te Yt Su TURDAY o' eof
Mercantile Business--Big Bargains vo Spring Sh. Pu |p, 0, WF; Blues, umes of alate ent | net Came es alt
joyed a few days among her former as. s, aid consisting of good frame | SHIP, dece vil ofier at public mie on
This fall we can truly say, ** Tell A TIME T0 SAVE MONEY arth ke. os and biter Bers of Log TUBER. 24, one-half mil or i bos no : a a tha (i og
3 i re ' y : office attended to promptly Lot of cows, young cat ud hog ¥. 1, Maye premise Three good clster A ROUL
pat Yur sedtets 16 3 sory field, for it pe Opening Day of Sale was Sat., October 17th— Note the correction a ociR lyr, p act rae
Mra, P. M. Weber of Huntingdon is
spending some time with Centre
county relatives,
Prof. William Jones, principal of the
Rpring Mills high school, visited the
Boalsburg high school last Thursday
Rev, 8B, C. Btover and elder, Newton
Dreibelbies, of the Pine Hall congre
gation, are attending the meetings of
DE LAVAL CREA!
his machine
I hereby announce that on account of my health I deem he oid AL nba
it advisable to quit the mercantile business. PE
west of Potters Mills, o; co . WwW. EJ
Before I can step out I have a large stock of merchan- | "ROOM STOVE FOR BALE—A Rood base burn. | BE Kinport will sell on his tremioee ot Site | L. 7. Maven. Abot Administrator,
dise to dispose of. I haven’t tried to find a buyer for the 5 Susie heniey, En
entire stock—1I will first offer it to the public. My set time
Bynood at Allentown this week.
D. A. Groveof Lemont and G. E
Meyer of Boalsburg attended the horse
sale at Millheim on Monday. Tre
trip was made in the former's new
Metz oar,
Owen Goss, Merchant David Mid.
dleworth, Toiss Mitcheil, Frank
Troxel, Spangler Mattessi, from Trox-
elville, autoed to Boslsburg and visit
ed Jobn F. Zechman and family.
Mrs. J, M. Ross of Linden Hall with
her daughter, Mrs. P. Bliss Meyer,
and graodson, Philip B. Meyer, of
Kenbridge, Virginia, were visitors at
the Jacob Meyer home on Saturday,
Rev. and Mrs. R. R. Jones of Centre
Hatl were guests at the Reformed
parsonage last Thureday, ‘They also
visited Miss Laura Keller wio has
been ill at the home of her sister, Mrs,
Ira Riehel, during the pas: six
months,
The Civic Club of Boalsburg will
have their anpual masquerade on
Hallowe’en evening in Bosal ball,
Batarday, October 3ls:t, at 8 o'clock
All are invited to attend. Those who
desire to join in the ma: querade have
the opportunity. Adwmiss on 10 and
15 cents,
B. F. Heflley of Asronsburg, who
spent the last four weeks with rela.
tives in Ohio, on Lis howe j wuruey re-
muived for a few dave at the bowie of
his daughter, Mra. N. W, Meyer. He
gpent Saturday evening at Boalsburg
He wes highly delighted with his
visit but prefers Penusylvavia for
home,
The fsmily of Grant Charles were
under quarantine for some time ; their
little son Eugene had & light atisck of
ecarlet fever. The home was fumigat-
ed the early part of last week, and the
quarsotine removed, Mrs. Charles
bad an attack of quinasy, followed by
inflammatory rhecmatism, At this
writing she is improving.
Rev. I. Li Bieber of Gettysburg will
speak in the Lutheran church on next
Sunday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Dr
Sieber comes in the interest of Anti-
Saloon League work. He is a forceful
speaker, full of enthusiasm for the
caus: of temperance and will give ap
instructive address along lines that
are now more ‘han ever engaging the
attention of the people. Come and
he:r him and belp the work against
the saloon.
Wedding Par.y at Old Fort,
Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Hamilton Good.
hart, recently married io Philadel
phia, were iu Uentre Hall on Monday,
and with a number of rela’ es dined
at the Oid Fort hotel. M: Goodhart
is the s0n of Jsmea M, Goodbart of
Lewistown, a graduate neyl-
vania Biste College, sod nw woids »
reap nsible position with a Bull Y,
N.Y, firm. Mre. Goodhart was Mise
Busan Marion Taggert of Geo ges
limit to dispose of it is this Winter and next Spring, unless I
can dispose of it in less time.
This is a rare opportunity—1I say rare hecause I am giv-
ing you a chance to buy a big lot of seasonable goods at
about cost and under cost prices. I had laid in a big stock of
winter goods before I decided to quit so that many of these
goods are new.
Prices on everything will be reduced. It would take too
much space and time to quote prices here so I would say,
come to my store and get prices and the goods. If you come
for something and don’t see it, ask for it ; I may have it. |
have many goods you don’t see.
I expect to keep the grocery stock filled in and will give
you special prices right along.
If your neighbors don’t get the Reporter do them a
kindness by telling them about it.
Yours for business,
C. W. SWARTZ,
Tusseyville, Pa.
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POPE LBPPREOETR IRC IE
SOME POSITIVE
f in need of & manure spreader you cannot buy a better spreader than
the LOW SPREAD SPREADER, and in fact, you cannot afford to buy any
other It is noted for its durab’lity and reliability.
It is an all steel spreader, and being low down makes it easy to ad.
Wide wheels, which give better traction, and ted with best Juss known
The position of the rear axl» ficient portion of the weight
enabling good work, regardless of the condition of the soil,
This spreader can be had with or without the wide spread attachn
When the wide spread attachment is used it will spread a width of
nine feet,
Call around at our place of business and let us point out t
more good features of the LOW SPRFAD SPREADE}
BLUEBELL CREAM SEPARATOR, best Irom many viewpoints
IN the BLUEBELL c
arator you will (
practical ideas
rator buildin
ie
ment in this machin
FOP EBIDVUOE®
rt e8e® Ce EPR RP YDC Lovee
Winter Goods such as :
Dress Goods
Outings
Ginghams
3ed Blankets
Shirtings
Tad LLITTI IE
Big reductions in Summer Dry Goods, Lawns, Flaxons,
Silks, Crepes, Etc., also on all White Shoes, Men's and
Ladies’ Low Shoes, in Black and Tan; odd lots of
I
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adies’ and Men's Dress Shoes
at HALF PRICE
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to close them out,
Also a Full Line of
Sweaters in all
colors and styles
Outing Dresses &
Night Robes Don’t miss this sale.
We also have a complete line of
FRESH GROCERIES Don’t fail to give us a call
C. F. EMERY
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Call and see
PRET ORNS 0I0COE8R Fen ese aaDIDReND
H. FF. Rossman
SPRING NILLS, PA
Cree PRPC OOB sew
SAVESYOU
from $25 to
Clean Skimming
Easy Running
Light Running
Lane, Wynufield, « suburb of Phils. yal . carefully worked
delphis. |
Others in the dinner party were the A ’ '
parents of the groom, Mr. snd Mrs. Cows to he smallest screw, i
Charles Thomas of Eikart, Virginia, ; rd Sanu wcturerd in one factory,
the Iatier s slater of the groom : Mr } : Bs under the supervision of one
and Mra. George L. Goodhart, Mrs : thoroughly i fe T, te the § 5 ro aararatar sunnliad ail aniviineal washing dncies te aim 1e bowl
Mary J. Goodbart of Centre Hall; There is a big advan age to yon bib A Ee ¥8 AL AYP : y pa ET Tm a 2 ag
Mra. D. W. Geiss of Bellefonte, and in this fact, because it means | in t tinal istration abv As star, no matter what kind, require ug twice a day ine
Master James Thomea.
Long Life
Few Repairs
oughly tested, Every
this machine. from
— “an
Shows Simple Method of Cleaning Discs
competent man
“a
that every little detail of this
machine will take care of its
part of the work when you ate
separati ng your milk.
saved on the
how silently it runs
Again, the BLUEBELL separa-
An Appeal
tor is sold by a company which
to the People of :
i! £ | Pe cannot afford to market inferior
Pen nsylvania 14 ih ee goods The 1e putation of the
company alone ought to be suf-
The New Idea Ma-
nure Spreader
carload of thece
is i i ficient guarantee that the
It is in the interest of the public BLUEBELL cream separator
~-whose chief concern is good 1s wor h considering before you
service and safefy-—that the buy. :
Extra C-ew Law now on the
Statute books of Pennsylvania i
and other States be repealed. is & pulverizer, putting the manure in best shape for distri
This law causes a waste of {il buting on the ground. It is simple and easy running, strong-
$1,100,000 annually in the em-
ployment of unnecessary men
on the Pennsylvania System
alone,
fa-
mois spreaders ine New [dea ig mor
¢ than a spreader, it
ly built, and should have a place on every farm,
No one is more concerned than
the Pennsylvania Railroad Com-
pany in securing maximum safety
on its lines. Every train on this
railroad has a full crew, and this
extra expenditure adds nothing to
safety or public convenience
The same money had much bet:
ter be spent to remove grade cross-
ings, improve tracks, signals, and
bridges, and buy steel cars. This
extra crew law, which compels
unnecessary expenditures, is one
of the factors which menaces the
ability of this Company to pay
present rates of wages to that
great body of employes whose
activities are needed,
Woven Wire Fencing--Carload of all kinds
We have the wide and narrow woven wire fence, all of the best makes, also plenty of
barbed and smooth wire,
teed —no catches nor technicali-
ties in our guarantee. Your engine
must satisfy yew or you don't keep it. “Your
will means our success.” That's the prine
cipal that built our business.
LAUSON FROST KING
Gasoline Engines
have the new Lauson Gear-Driven Magneto, which eliminates all
batteries. Built into the engine—won't wear out. Throws a big,
spark that never weakens, Swarr Early. ~The 1to 100 HL, I,
WEIGHT is a good thing in an engine, provided the weight is put fu the
right places, In the I H C engine the extra weight goes into the fly-wheels
to store up power ; into the cylinder walls, makin 1 ‘t possible to regrind
the ey linder six or eight times ; into the valves to prevent warping, ete.
These are the parts where weight counts.
i : ; Frost the magneto without turn
Study I H C flv-wheel split hubs. A split hub in a fly-wheel is no : eat ¥ Reqnires 0 CTARKID, Positively po
better than a solid hub until something occurs which requires the ‘removal frost root, Low Just onsgmumtion high
of a fly wheel, Then the split hub is needed, . She parts Bractically eliminates waar and gn
This one feature, which costs practically nothing when you buy an breakage. Ware back of 1his of ne Stith
I H C engine, may save you a heavy repair bill in the future, A AE une TbIS te ie
: Come in and let us show you the other strong points of I H C engines,
There are enough of thew to keep you interested for a half day or more. ree.
ER Te es We
oP Yh ter a
Centre Hall, Pa.
The Public Service Commission
should see to it that all trains are
properly manned. Such action
would amply protect employes
and the public. We appesl to
the people in their own interest,
we appeal to our employes in
their best interest, to ask their
representatives in the next Penn-
eylvania Legislature to repeal the
Extra Crew Law.
B. . SHIR
son [|B OHI
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