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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
ISSUED WEEKLY,
CENTRE HALL - - PENN’A.
~ THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1915.
SMITH & BAILEY . . . . . PFroprictors
S. W. SMITH . . . «. . . . Editor
{ Local Editor and
{ Business Manager
EDWARD E, BAILEY
Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hall as
second Class mail matter,
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ditional insertion,
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Presbyterian No service,
Luthersn—"Tusseyviile, morning ; Centre Hall,
afternoon ; Spring Mills, evening.
Reformed—Centre Hall, morning ; Union, al
ternoon ; Spring Mills, evening, Children's Day.
{ Please note change from schedule,
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMEN
TREASURER.
We are authorized to announce that James E
Harter of Penn township is a candidate for the
office of County Treasurer, on the Democratic
ticket, subject to the rules governing the Primary
Klee . paid
RECORDER.
Weare authorized to announce that Ww
Bpeer is a candidate for the office of Recorder of
Centre County, on the Democratic ticket, sub
ject to the rules governing the Primary Election
paid
Francis
PROTHONOTARY
We are authorized
Foreman of Bellefonte Is n
office of Prothonotary, on th
subject to the rules governl
Election
REGISTER.
We are authorized to announce that
Smith of Bel te is a candidate for the
Register, on the Democratic ticket, subj
rules governing the Primary Election,
SHERIFF
Tu atic Volers of Cenlre County
At the co i
candidate f
Sheriff and res;
party.
the Democy
ction 1 will
nominatior
solicit the voles ©
Primary
1 Democra
ectiully
GEORGE H. RICHARD
Philipsburg, Pa.
We are anthorized U
date of the
J. Kenne
Centre Cot
who respect
port ou his be
san ticket
We are aut! Minoe
Spangler is a ale for the off
subject to
maries to
voters at
wld, Tuesday, Septe
n of the
3 her
I hereby announce mysell as & candidate fo
the otfice of President Judge of Centre
the non-partizan ballot,
couniy, om
CLEMENT
DALE
wrized to announce 1
iles Townshi
county suditor, on
ject to the rules governin
the Demo
LOOALS
Prof. L. O. Packer, tescher in one of
Pittsburgh's high schools, his
term: last week and returned to his
home in Centre Hall,
closed
Merchant G. O. Benner is constroel-
ing a wareroomw, 22x40 feet, to the rear
of his store at the station. Zsttle
Bros. are the carpenters,
Miss Elizabeth Bitner of Tussey ville,
Miss Anpa Grove and D. Ross Bush-
man of Centre Hall are teachers who
are taking the teacher's summer course
at Htate College.
The Children’s Day exercises which
have jheen held in several of the
charches have been the best in years,
which speaks well for the children
and those who had them in charge,
Perry K. Detwiler of Spring Mills
was a visitor in town, Tuesday, and
dropped the information that the
Bpring Mills K. G. E. would take part
in the parade at the Odd Fellow’s cel¢-
bration on Baturday.
Mr. and Mre, H, E. Bhadle and son
Harold of Charleston, West Virginie,
are spending a week at the home of
Mr. and Mre, W. F. Bradford. The
trip, a distance of eight hundred miles,
was made in an auto,
Mr. Kent, representing the Feld: -
macher Organ Company, of Erie, was
in town Tuesday and took the dimer-
sions of the spaca in the rear of the
pulpit in the Reformed church for the
placing of the pipeorgan. At a recent
congregational meeting it was decided
to place an order with this company.
The instrument will be ready for
installation about the firat week In
Beptember.
I. A. Bweetwood last week was ap-
pointed by Btate Highway Commis-
sioner Cunningham, superintendent of
the stretch of state road from Centre
Hall to Madisonburg and with a foros
of men commenced this week to make
the initial preparations for state road
construction. All brush along the
highway is being removed, and the
road cleaned of loose stones, ete, Mr,
Bweetwood will prove au able man for
the job,
The handsome grey beard that for a
score or more years adorned the vieage
of our friend, B. D. Brisbin, was found
missing one day this week and at
first glance bis friends falled to recog-
nize the familisr figure. Hin seventy-
three years appear to have been reduc
ed through the passing away of the
beard but the youthful appearance
which he gained will hardly compen-
nate for the loss of the dignity which
it oarried, hence we'll expect to see »
full growth before many moons,
CONVERTS RKEAUH 300 MARK,
This, the Last
gelistio
Things.
Week In
Cnmpnign,
Miltheim's Evan.
Promises Grest
Millheim is taking big strides in the
Inst lap of the evangelistic campaigr.
The meeting Tuesday evening of last
week had been snnounced as the night
for the booze sermor, but owing to the
rain the sermon was postponed till
Thursday. The tabernacle was crowd-
ed to its fall capacity Thursday
aveviug and a messterful sermon
presched by the evangelist concerning
the great enemy of our life and bhapp'-
neer, * Booze,” The Chiletian
unanimously stood as a testimonial
that they would put forth all their
power to fight this evid!. Ii was a mes-
sage that could not fail to stir even the
most careless and unconcerned about
this questiopr. If we are taking
money from the ‘ Bocze Crowd’ for
their privilege to run their business in
on
wae
people
our community, we are gelling out our
interests in our community's welfare
exceedingly cheap, of
the points made by the,evangelist in
his remarks.
Friday night, musical nigh’,
good night,
This was one
WaE B&B
A large and spopreciative
sudience was present and enjoyed the
he-
anirit
Mouls are
the
special numbers giver,
ing saved every night,
of the meeting seems Lo
snd
be increasing
more and more as the end of Lhe can
paign draws near,
the
and
gave their heart to Chris®,
tabernacle
Raturdasy night
crowded
was
again | sixteen persong
The mes.
sage of the evening was “ Lot's Wife
It appears that there are quite a8 run
ber of men sand women
who are just like her, When os
of
her
¢, and she did not
wicked city
did not want to leave
leave the
MO
wicked s:-
sociation believe the
warning of the angele. Juat so
with many in this present if
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Bunday morping was children’s
morning. vial Erm
preached c r surrender
life and fifteen
early i
came forward
dren
skeen and the Bor
rg
4
for all who
The
with ti
Cann,
MeERBRe f the evening
ie story of Lazarus and the
ma It was a message which
ieart and compelled all
cutaide of the regular service
Ho tne good work i
umber of conv
day.
total 1
very near the three
This, the
pai
any.
WINE Wie
r, promises Lo be
Many persons under
undoubtedly sun
have not 3
will come,
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Pleasant Gap.
Rev, Rbusy of Beilef
inthe M. E.
ing.
Mewnre
Lutz spent Rundsy at Mr.
bome in Millbeim.
Mr.and Mee, LL. H
fonte were = sek end
P. HF. Miller's home,
Mre, P. H. Shelley returned HNator-
day from sa month's visit at
phir, Harrisburg sand Port Roya’,
Mr. and Mre,
turped from their honeymoon trip.
Mre, Verna Gehret of Bellefonte
visited at the home of her parents, Mr,
and Mee, Frank Weaver, over Bunday.
Mre. Arthur Peters and children of
Nisgara sre visiting at the home of
nte 1 aplye
iefonte preschs
Wisn of
itors ut
Vig
Mry
Bomethiog should be dope to stop
the illegal sale of liquor in our towr,
and especially onthe Sabbath, Where
ijsourtocal W. ¢. T, U?
departed for their home In Altoona
after a two weeks’ vacation spent with
frisnde in thi= towr,
Mere. J.T. Noll and Mere,
mings Miller, visited at home
Mrs. Marah Boob in Millbeim
few dave last week, and while there
attended the evangelistic services in
the tabernacle.
The congregation of
Lutheran church will iny
stone for their new ahnrech on Buanday,
July 4th, at 2 o'clock p. mm. Rev,
Glanding of Beliefonle will be the
speaker,
The bakery in town ia turning out a
fine quality of bread, rolls, cakes, ele.
They aleo handle the famous Davidson
jee-cream, Toe bakery is owned Ly
Arthur Rothrock, with Earl Brooks of
Williamsport as baker.
The festivel held in Noll’s grove by
the Plessant Gap volunteer fire com-
pany, on Haturday, was a esuccess in
every partionlar, They realized the
snug sum of $140.00 dollare, The a -
tnstic parade was a feature chat drew a
large crowd, Three priges for the best
ones in line were given : Ward Show-
ere, enrrying off firet ; tittle Jean Fat.
kin Noll and Beatrice Nolleecond, and
Mr. Hackeonberry third, One of the
beat in the line was Mutt and Jefl,
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PENN HALL
Mary Fisher visited her friend, Liz-
zie Keer, at Millheim a few days Inst
week,
James Crater and Edwin Musser
spent Handay with their friend,
Christie and Charles Bhook,
Frank Fisher and family spent Fur-
day with Mr. and Mre. William Kel-
lor at Centre Hall,
Florenca Bartges 1+ft on Saturday,
accompanied by her sunt, Mre, Hhaf-
fer, of Pittsburgh, to visit her erand-
parents and other friends in Union
the
Bf, Marks
LOCALS
A few farmers
me king this wee! |
utarted their
The grass 1s the
Miscen Iithel Rowe and Ida Bweel-
wood spegta few with
friend, Miss Grace Horner, et Tussey -
ville,
Prof. J. D. P.
Franklin's public re j rined
family bere nat week for u brief
tior,
tuys their
HMmithgall principal of
wane, his
Yue
Mr. and Mr, Claud K, Stabi of A’
toova spent several days this week a!
the home of the former's parent M
apd Mrs, James PF. Stahl,
DD. M, Bhesrer of Reynoldsville on
Baturdsy arrived at the home of Mr,
and Mre, EL H,
tre Hill and paid
Girove, a visit,
Cen-
Mir,
Grove,
his
Hear
pigter,
Thursday, July 29, has been fixed as
the date for Methodist Lake -
mont Altoonr, central
day at
Many
Pennsylvanias will assemble
park on that date,
The Michael Hess
3
ward, was sold at
park,
at the
farng
public
day, to Femore Winkleblee
for $108
farm contains 156 acres,
PF lyde Dutrow, near Centre Ha!', 1s
erecting a concrete silo and at press
it is
He
are
Chas D
H:
a
fn
pale
of
Near
Aasronsbury, per ace he
rit
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about half completed. E:
ckman of Salons and foree
doing the construction worl
Bartholomew
len Bartholo:
3 th Ww
Phila
a
i
#is y
rer
Dery
the
1
Arouss
fed Germans
Jones and sor
var J
aewislown on
, made a trip in their aut
Friday from which
for
spent
their son lefil on the train
| point
New York ( ity where he will
out by the New York
i any to attend a gr ug
York City’s slums
the plessure of
Le
e Con
Ewents -
rine
of i Pe
{ boys of New
will be give:
too wei
who
enjoying
Che
abou
manne
Ke iu the open tre
Irihane sunuslly ser
three thousand boys in this
Itis Mr. Jones’ fifth seseon in this
work and wil! bis last, not becsuss
he does not e; joy the work bat rather
f on sceount of being tsken up with
other work after his gradustion from
the theological seminary at Lanesseter,
next year,
un
da « ut
he
Miss Kdps Kraps of Bunbury
visiting her grandparents, Mr, sand
Mre. John Geary,
Mire, (. Krape «f Hpriog Mills
gapent foeaday at the home of her shi
er, Mre. P. H, Meyer,
P. I). Brishin returned last week
from a vigit of devernl weeks duration
with his daughters In Connecticu’,
A,
to ‘fall’ for a cerisin smart young
fellow who several months sgo osr-
vapded this town with the hope of
curing thelr nsmes for a business di-
rectory, mav oongratulate themselves
that they kept their cash in their
pockets, A perusal of the directory
since it came off the pres proves that
it eontaios only a smrll percentage of
the business firme in the territory
which it endeavored to cover, eons -
quently falls flat in the purpose which
it aimed to serve, As a contemporary
puts i*, it is as ueelecn ns a directory as
afifth leg would be to a dog. The
publiestion of the directory was a
money making scheme and not for the
honest purpose of making an sccurale
li«ting of all the business firmy, which
printed malte”,
eal
Aaronsburg,
Charles Wolfe and Nosh Cronmil!
er antoed to Beliefonte on Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Orwig and
her ni are spendiog a few
with the 1ady’s parents in Hurtletor,
ad Cnrk
allege sutosd to A,
ong day lust week,
frem
Slover’s
Herman
wn
Mr. a Mrs
Miate (
home,
Miss Cora Hair from
$ ing with her hrother
ir wile
pire
Won
Jobe
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Lis
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while his
hospita',
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stiily from Mi
ANY wire Munday v
of Mre. Adan
. dams and f
11 B04 COmt
the home
Cr
$s U1?
vi and M £3
and taelr two boyre, §
iw
fron
Satur
Hosterman snd
and Hetber'
red hers
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f the death
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achisd bere o
and sf ert
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tiv home si TEARIT is
xi and moved to Garnet’
he hae lived for Lh
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fr ds in Lewisbury.
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week with frie
Weaver
Mr, and
and Mr, Uh
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day Ina!
Mrs Hoehne weil
Matus On
Dewey Moly
bapk in AR
two wieks' v
Mre, J. J. Ona
part of ssl week wilh
oti fe xt Millbein
Mre, Hothert Hosterma
dren, Isabel and Her or
N. Y., are visiting at ti
hostermar,
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dr. and Mre,
barn sp
Austin
nt Sunday a’
ady's parents, Mr,
Weaver
or
ehilage
dereey muore were vi
of the Iady’'s parents, is
Chae, Miller sod family of
scarmpanied by bh 8 mother
burg, visited at the
Wolf Saturday alternoor,
Dr. Kuhlman and bride
buargn 8 wek with
parents, and Mre W,
Meyer
the home «
snd Mr
f the
Mr
of
Harry,
and Issac Ornd
Miss Fiorenee and
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Waists, wide Lace for
deep flounces, wide and
narrow Embroidery, nar-
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White Goods in all the
fancy and plain weaves.
White Hats with bands.
Men's fancy Dress Shirts
$4500 006, and,
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All LOW SHOES
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All Dry Goods and Notions
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HMIDT’S BREAD, Har-
risburg, Pa., every Tues-
day, Thursday & Saturday
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Stock not on hand will
be ordered promptly,
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SPRING MILLS, PA.
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New Dry Goods, Lawns, Plisse, Voiles,
Silk Crepe, Ginghams, Rice Cloth, Etc..
at Lowest Prices.
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A Fine Line of SHOES-.all Prices.
PINEAPPLES For Canning.
Prices very reasonable just now.
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Phone us your order.
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The last thing in style at a very
moderate cost, are the chief features in
our big line of Straw Hats, Choose
your hat now and rest assured that
the style is right—the quality is right
—and the price is more than right.
See Our Window Display
of Fine Straws,
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