THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1816
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Aaronsburg,
Templars Vote Agnlnst Hooze,
Knights Templer, a branch of Me-
against liquor, Hy an overwhelming |
who ended |
Commandery of this State,
RTA i
Dixon's Health Talks,
We have been teught that the tooth
youth to old age as a man’s shadow.
be dispensed
with without jeopardizing oue's posi-
guest of ber Mre. L.
Lenker,
Philip T. Eyre of Lewisburg wss er-|
tertained for a few days by his uncle, |
Dr. C. B, Musser. |
Mre. Erwin Barner and children of |
Salone, spent a short time with her |
sister, Mre, Winklebleck.
Mrs. Jane Coburn went to Belle-
fonte to spend some time with her
sister, Mre. Eveline Rogers.
Charles Btover who is employed at |
State College came to his home on
Saturday for an indefinite time,
Thomas Holloway of Akror, Obie, |
and sister of Burbank, Ohio, are visi!-
ing James Holloway, J. H.and H. E.|
Crouse and families.
Mre. George McKay and daughter |
Florence of Philadelphia are being er-
terteined by her mother, Mre. Katk-]
arine Philips.
A large number of our town people |
are attending the evangelistic services
at Millheim and are very much pleat- |
ed with the sermons and the music.
Mr. and Mrr. Bweeney, Mr. and
Mrs, George McCormick and sons of
Potters Mills epent Thursday at the
bome of Mr. and Mre. E. G. Mingle.
Charles Bower is in a critical cond’-
tior. His brother, Aaron Bower, of
Renovo came to see him and is the
guest of his sister, Misa Emma Bower,
J. H. Detwiler, formerly of this
place, snd now living Dear Centre
Hall, spent a few hours with his fat! -
er and also brother-ir-aw, Warren
Winkleblech.
Mrs. J. J.
cousir,
Feidler received the ead
gews that Mre. Chestie Wert of Will
jamsport was very ill. Bhe lived in
this town for seventeen Her
many friends wish ber a speedy recov-
ery.
The {ow veterans of this place had 8
delightful day on Monday to decorate
the graves of their old comrade,
There sre only four in this towp,
pamels, Lewis Mensch, E. Welz, E.
Stump and William Krspe.
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COBURN.
Calvin Weaver spent Sunday with
his family.
T. A. Hosterman’s term of summer
school will close this week.
Mr. and Mre. Thomas Hosterman
gpent Haturdsy at Woodward.
W. C. Krader expects another car-
load of Maxwell autos this week.
Irwin Meyer is having a heat plant
and bath room installed in bis home,
Rev. Adam Bierly of Belinsgrove
spent a short time at this place Satu: -
day.
W. E. Montgomery of Potters Mills
spent a day with his friend, Charles
R. Meek.
Mr. snd Mre. Henry Kaler of Lip-
dale spent Sunday among friends at
this place.
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Heim of Dorr -
gife spent a few days among friends at
this place.
The frost that passed over this sec-
tion last week did lots of damage to
the gsrdene,
W. H. Grove attended the funeral
of his niece at Pupxsutawney last
week.
Mr. and Mr. Thomas Eisenbuth
are visiting among friends at Pitle-
burgh.
Miss Sophronia Fye spent Bunday
with her mother, Mre, [. H. Blover,
at this place.
Howard Stover of Bellefonte gpent
Sunday with his parente, Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Btover,
We have had lote of rain for the past
few weeks. What is needed now ie
lots of sunshine and warm weather,
Mr, and Mre, James Wert and son
Ralph and Mre. Andrew Burrell visit-
ed at the home of J. E. Harter one
Jeary,
Coutinued at foot of next column, )
last Wednesday, decided that in the]
rectly or indirectly, with the liquor |
business should be admitted to mem-
bership in thie branch of Masonry.
This blow at the liquor business was
taken at the final business session of
As at all the sesions |
forth this
ery, Ne. 29, of Philsdelphie. It pre-|
cipitated strong discussior, for a simi- |
lar motion waa presented a year ago,
but was tabled. Wednesday its advo-
cates refused to let the matter be|
dr>wped. When the roll was called |
A bare |
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How to Fight Fire-Blight,
Fire-blight, the disease that is .re-
ported to be attacking fruit orchards
in Boutheastern Penpaylvanie, is dei-
cribed and methods of treatment are
guggested by Dr, F. D. Kerr, head of
the department of botany at the Penc-
sylvania State College. He said :
“ Rirc-Slight is a bacterial disease of
the apple, pear and quince. Ils prei-
ence is indicated by the blighting of
twige, from tips downward, lo which
the leaves cling strongly. effect
ia likened to a tree ecorched by fire or
injured by frost, The firet danger in
the growing season ia the blighting of
the flowers, young
setting fruits are rotted and destroyed.
Ihe
aud sometimes the
Large roughened areas often appear op
the larger limbs known sa blight
canker, in which the becteria live over
winter. Warm,
the
moist weather
of the blight
aud the younger growth Is more sui-
¢ Oar,
favors the development
ceptible,
“Fire.
giving eareful spd prompt
of sil
and
light ean be controlled by
stiention
removal infected
[ufected
ahould be cut at least six inches
sign of bark
cankers should be cut out and the cuts
disinfected with bichloride of mercury
in strength of one part to onc<-ihows
This material is
polsouous and should be handied with
great care,
‘Insects are concerned in the spread
of tire
and red bugs should greatly reduce the
further spread of the disease,”
to the arte
0 the parts,
twigs water sprouls,
below
discoloration ;
ALY all
and of water. very
light aud the control of aphis
cscs
Concert Tomorrow Night,
A bigh-order concert will be given
in Grange Arcadia tomorrow ( Friday
night by the Boyder Biothers. Qisi-
tettes, trios, and woth
sscrea and humorous, will be rendered.
Proceeds for benefit of
Sunday -chool,
for reserved seat tlickels al
F. P. Geary's tousorial parlor.
dusts, solos,
Evangelical
Chart
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Card of Thanks,
The undersigned take this melbod
of expressing thanks to sll those whe
80 kindly rendered sesistance during
the illpess and death of
husband and father.—Mre, Emma F,
Breon and children,
The Centre Reporter §1 50 per year,
strictly io advance,
subs quent
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day last week.
John Hess of Bouth Dakota shook
bauds with his many friends st this
plscr. Always glad to our
friends with us.
fev, and Mre, D, MM. Geesey, Mr.
Bsiley and son Harry were royally er-
tertained at the home of Mr, and Mr.
J. E. Harter one day last week.
have
The primary purpose of the tooth
re-
member«d that as it is intended to
clear, the instrument itself should be
beyond suspicion in this regard. The
mejority of disease germs find their
way into the human system through
the mucous membrane of the note snd
mouth.
If the teeth are not frequently and
properly cleaned these germs or bac-
teria will multiply fo cavities or where
particles of food have become lodged
between the teeth, These
germ breeding centers should be
minute
re -
moved by vigorous brushing but when
the desired result le accomplished care
should be taken that they
turn lodge in intricscice of
tooth brush, If they
they yetransferred to
mouth,
To guard agaicst
should be thoroughly
and after using in
this is
noi
do not in
the the
remain taere
unre later thie
this the brush
cleansed before
peaiding water
If not, in
antiseptic . 2%
obtainable, BOTLE
poisonous
the
water apd rinse
jenst wash biush with sopp 8ULG
thore ughly.
Care should be taken not Lo
tooth brush where i
If there are
ia ex posed to d
and dirt,
bers of the family the #
aheuld not be used for 1
the germs of disesse may
trapemitted from ove brush
in this manner,
itis well to
thireed or de
make
ntal Hoss t
cles from between the!
difficult to
ia from Niagraents of
remove will
between Lhe (eeld
tattle,
When sou visit
expect and demand exo
liniess 10 LE CSTE 1 f
Hee t
fas BCU IRL
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«ia to J. M. O«nd
wi gio
har to [ea c MN
snd in Haloes iwj.
Harriet Vo
tract of isnd in
Minnie BE. slifer ol
Orendorf, tract of |
$300
Harry Ko
a
Halnes
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ler et a y [ease MM.
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{f laud 1 Hasloes
$500,
HMuilie
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Hassinger et al to Martha
{fisnd in Penn 1w}
Kerst tract «
iL er,
ders to P. H
jn Centre Hall
Kate E. 8
rect of IRD
300
P. W. Breon st ux to P.
Lenire
fi!
4
ea
Era of land io
9 (An?
, Horper et Ux
land in
Calvin HF
Brook: , tract of
$500,
William ©.
Brook:
$300
[ra . Korman et ux to
Bohn et ax, tract of land in College
twp. $700
Rut
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kle
trsct of land
ig
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fi A. BODMON'S NEW DB FPARTURY
Medicines at Hai! Pres Under
tianrantes of Lure
Selling
After two months of
sales, H. A. Dodson, the
druggis’, says that his pian « f &
at half price the regular 50 cept size of
Dr. Howard's specific for the cure of
goustipation sud dyspejai |, ald
guaranteeing to refand the mohey if 11
does not cure, bes been lhe grealesl
siccess he has ever Knows.
Anyore suffering with dyspepair,
constipatior, iver trutibies, headsohie,
dizziness, costed LODRY , OF (De gELETS
tired feelit g, caused by insctive lives
and bowels or discord digest ior,
should take sdvsotage of #, A, Doo
son's new departure sang tuy 8 botth
of Dr. Howaro's spec flo at ball price,
ith bis personal guarantee to refuou
the money if it does not cure,
FPR T RADE
enteririsiig
Hing
red
Rouses
Ambition— Trains Ambition
CYRUS BRUNUGART
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
CENTRE HALL, FA
special attention ven t lecting, Legal
¥ 1! de, mortgages
IRI 4 and hunter's
1, and al tiers pertaining tothe
oflice attended to promptly octs lyr, pd
crue 00600 EPUROPOeReweees
. | now offer at very attractive price
600 Single Comb
White Leghorn Hens
to make room for Spring Stock.
An exgeptional opportunity for
Farmers to stock up cheap on heavy
lavers., Call or write at once,
Chas. D. Bartholomew
CENTRE HALL, PA,
eteg ocean eOe oO gEYED
PHOBOS LIAN RUPP OOOOOOOS
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See me for best prices on (}|
all sizes of |
WATER PIPES |
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PUMPS and
REPAIRS
Everything in the Plumb- |
ing bathroom fix-
tures, etc., at lowest prices. |
S. J. ROWE
Centre Hall, Pa.
Line
HEADQUARTERS
for Spalding Base
Ball Goods.
Bats
Balls
and
Gloves
for Boys or Men.
H. A. DODSON
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Implements of Quality
Implements which embody the best features to be
found in any line of farm machinery are always worthy
of thoughtful consideration on part of the farmer.
We desire to call your particulas attention to the
Imperial Cultivator
with balance frame and pivot axle, and the
Imperial 2-Way Gang Plow |
Superior Grain Drills and Corn Planters
—the name tells a true story.
Plymouth Binder T wine
—the kind that is always good.
Myers Pumps, Hay Tools & Door
Hangers
—the kind you take your hat off to.
Blucher and Gibbs Tillage Implements
—Plows, Harrows, Cultivators, Land Rollers, etc.
Best of Anthracite and Bituminous Coal
---always in stock.
—the high water mark of quality,
CARLOAD OF BAUGH & SONS
CO. FERTILIZERS IN STOCK
RYDE'S CREAM
CALF MEAL
TRY A SACK AND
WATCH RESULTS
R. D. FOREMAN
CENTRE HALL, PA.
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6 BW NT BW WBNS
Centre Hall
Bakery
CHAS. PENKIKGTON, Proprietor
BREAD
PIES
CAKES
ROLLS
— Always Fresh
nection,
Cream served every day
during week,
Quick Lunch served.
Coburn’'s NEW Store
“The Store of Quality”
HAVING purchased the entire stock
of merchandise from J. W.Kerstet-
ter, I will occupy the room formerly oc-
cupied by him.
My store will bz equipped with the BEST
GOODS in all lines for the money, and I will endeav-
or to render you efficicient service at all times, Goods
purchased for the store are from the best houses in
their lines.
BIG DISCOUNTS
Right Now
The goods secured through the purchase from
Mr. Kerstetter are going to be sold at Big Discounts.
There will be BIG SPECIALS for all. Come carly
so you don’t miss them.
PREMIUM TICKETS
Will be furnished with
your purchases.
Special Attention will be given to the :
SHOE LINE
AMERICAN GENTLEMAN for Men
AMERICAN LADY for Women
SECURITY ‘or Boys and Girls,
as well as cheaper lines, will please you. Give us a call
C. M. SMITH