I SW SO Sr ory, Gos bes ay y % SR RR Ev KA CBIR IGS. a LOCALS COBURN, a day at Weikert at the howe of John | EWE OF Bpring Mills spent Bundasy with their water and #osp then rinsed with sosld- The time of the Lutheran reunion is Miss Mamie Auman ie spending a Krumrine, | uncle, B. Gardoer Grove, and family, | ine water. The drainage pipe should next Wednesday, August “11th, and|few days at Bunbury, * rif et omnes | Notes Taken ¥rom Flies of The Centre The heavy rains sre a Htlle hard on | be wept free from slime Where a the place Grange Park. Misses Katie Bholl and Anna Harter Reportar ¥eginter Heporter of Thirty-four Yours 4go the barley and on ib Ligavy oats erop, | Fubber tube is used to carry off the F. V. Hosterman, Esq., of Lancas-|spent Sunday at Sunbury, ia ou %, Ralph Houser, John Houser, | Ootober or ‘i—-Hev, Flecher hse r - Fhe farmers are plowing for the fail | Waste water this can be boiled without ter, joined bis famiiy at the home of Willlam Z rby from Bellefonte spent ¢ ?. Pucker. Sra dock turned with his family froma his four crop, damaging 1, his father, Dr. G. W. Hostermar, on|s day in town last week, Mr, and Mra 3 Brooks, Centre Hall weeks visit to Ho et county. He Mr. and M1 damuel Hehreckengost The ice iteelf shonld be thoroughly Tuesday, Mre, Frank Barker Gpent a day with | Isabell Fleck, Niagara Falls, §. Y WAS surprised to find the parsonsge and daughter from Hollidaysburg | Washed always before it is put into the ber daughter, Mrs, Harry Kreamer, es reese haviog exterior | { 4 : or sttoed to tha Harry fn ireckengest bax. Unless thiere ia sbeciute reristy F. A. Hosterman and fsther spent " . H. L. Erieg of Williamsport is tak- { ’ : mm y po Dg ie ahsene o # 14 ing the place of D. Milton . Bradford, The Centre Reporter, $1.60 a year, I a bh a : Home on Ha y BVening to sperd | VY “hal the ice I: made from filtered ] in the loca! railroad depot, during the c—— a | Crees a He ; wer Hy waler or obtained from a sources free i ilu bs tails $4 : { : latter's vacation, Fy — mm sme) | HALL BDA Mies ne 3 Teil of sewage pollation it should not be Mre. Charles Dunham sand two | Weaver Piano In Friend’s | ey (ctolioy rire TT a fs sick. The Ice Box children of Port Richmond, New ~~ York, arrived on Tuesday at the home en tre | S M1 : Ph il : : the bor Central Sc delpl of Mrs. Dunham's parents, Mr. and 00 ’ 1 d € 1a. ia very low, ment Where there are infants snd Mre. J. H. Weber, where they a 1 A epend several weeks, I pinced directly on food or in the i = : : ,. drinking water, | ness in Boslsborg snd vied Boa! - Fhe ico box is necessary in hot cli F i baal ] . ’ | ’ ) Leonomy ad healt} i ) He ly typhoid fever. Ola ung | mates for the preservation of milk and omy an h will both be | served by placing the drinking water L. 5a : ; in a receptacle next tn th 3 ‘hi little son of James = young chlidren in the family the prog- pia eg; d Xx Fhe will bring it to as | IW a lexpersiture ss near this towr, msde a na ¥ ereap~- | oF cars of the milk requires ice in o1- Prof. and Mre. I. O. Pa ker and| | 4 "y buliimngy nt ots _ ye a i. n . un Hl] ed the other das, whil the orch der that it way be kept at a sufficien:- SYy; fu Teed drinks ter fern with digestion snd sre Bn i= healt! slildren attended: a reunion of bd : tun i}! nonfat rin gathierive soni edd | 1y low temipersture to prevent it from ” in g ¥ i i \ i ; ’ healt} They often arres and pot infrequently Packer clan at Ramey, Clestfield cour -| | FW 3 YEry sincerely {111 on which about ming » j H y » ty, on Wednesday, F.V G odbs « Hl I. EI ENE BAKER, Prine | was placed ra: ¢ r hile $s Fo the pi DEr Care | food during . § : : ‘ ved meats she furnished tran portatior, using thel ii " . 4 | send s Central School , {| horses were starte . y x : ba — 4 Pl leiphia, Pa. i naced 1p cont Dsup Ford car on the trip, i - : | ig him round and 1 ; : D. Milton Bradford. the efficient | | Le Ci tu : . Med clerk in the local railroad d pot, i i IS 1s one of the largest and oldest high schools in i spending his two weeks vacation vel | ni HPHIA. Lt Wat wtablished in 1845. I'he Weaver riod at home, ministering to the want i 2 as fa Mie Dest Daag wn Hactured and 1 all the require ye nts Hi] day, ; ww J : ! y desired, That is why it was selected by | ; : . of his wife who is rapidly recoveri 1 y’ tral Schaal lesire i : ye : Jrcob Harpater : { friends Central School, TL from recent operations. i killed 105 grey eo ia Pliogk aud 3. Dorey |. | WHY DO WEAVER PIANOS PLEASE ? Hunter, two of Bellafonte's principal business mer, passed through Centr i Je the Weaver Organ & You wouldn’t be surprised Hall Bunday worning, dressed Ebaki suits and each well carry him to Wilkesbarre, provided the bike does not become too tiresome hefore reaching their destinati wr, The return trip will be msde on the gleam road, ———————— Lutheran Reunion, The time for the annual reunion of the congregations con prising the Penns Valley Lutheran charge is These Instruments are everywhere conceded to be Wednesday of next week, and the pisce Grange Par} Tavitati os have hen extended to iH the pastor: of the several Lutheran Ii charges in this and Nittany Valles tows wor, Toe ernene, Songtops-| [| PHILIP H, MEYER, 205108. Centre Hall. Pa. tions as well, The general public is iH ACY TITSE 3 v & "ay (1 § NT i oi. HIM FOR CATAL } FRA : : : 4 ’ 4 Lali &l=0 invited, rr re, |e mm ev mir i ran L. L. SMITH, Dealer Gerson conaty Pomon + Grange wil | le RRND fo lr Seles, Suiting a CENTRE HALL, PA. be held in th tide, Thure A demonstration will convince you of its superior ‘qualities—a One of the largest. best equipped, and } bere tr h . Call Bell : ‘ . HH | . ~as urith tov om « e ice e most famous schools in America is the | Mise Helen and Nellie Mo; Car with icw cquais at the price. (Call Bel Pennsylvania State Normal School of Indiana, Pa. ’ ' § . Caw pl — 11 l CI a 8 #311 « + - py # fot I 3 4 Mr. and Mre. William } ison of welUU covers all expenses for one Year, excepting v hooka far thane ; YR Ey oxo dy Prone » SIAL New York are spending two eke 3 YO0KS "Or those j reparing to teach: others pay 5200, a atm hoe, weot| |¥] Forty-first Year Opens September 14th, 1915 |i |/l is . ® . p : Sstardsy with Mr. and Mie. Brace] (4 Hl implements which we have purchased for the farmers in Years and years of honest service. stand back of the farming The Indiana Conservatory of Music is or best known schools of ‘music in America. The Indiana + hi f Tt} 'e I [11 h School of Business is noged for its modern, thoroug! {id this section. lat s w ny WE are se ng more than Ea pe course, These schools gre connected with Indiana [if |} ; . . . 2 2 fH aid 1 ‘ual woah. A Normal, bs |i ur competitors and making satisfied buyers on all sides. b terman of Penn Hal i fettinger, near Centra Hal’, orge Decker attend«d the -L-aw, Mrr. John 1 returved from Philadelphis bh epital — much improved in health. i Hana nia pe ne 4 vu a ye th A ss £ i | You Can't Go i i I ————— SE ———— Wrong in Buying any of these Machines for Your Farm | A ——— —————— Bruce Rossman aud fawily of Mil : be Prix 1, rincipal, ff nr oo i — i beim were visitors at the home of Bright Bitner on Sunday, | Dr. James E. Ament Hhew. Hsckenburg and fami ¥ J Indiana Pa ’ . t ‘nded the funeral! of Mry. John Dee ald i : " g and p attachm L y i HE Jol er, at Tusseyville, on Friday. pe . ot Yk ji ing 8, i Miv ; New Idea, Nisco and John Mre. Grover Gentz 1! aft 8 ‘ \& "8 TT a i ! i OWS. : J iB 00h ana Deer slanure Spreaders. a — Jol { Bi Ont SLOmn HNGers visit at the George Ger i i 5% a ; it I, rin it iar h my ‘rost King Gasoline Engines tarned to her home is toot ! b sag oi - yg BE : . Nell Hip am Yro81. jung Gasol oe PA = ; 3 i AAT yell 2 YY ARE 3 a 14 o. havea fonda: pe 3 = : % , § 11d TOWS, al pd 10 Sy V 100d WiLIVAalors., v . x ’ Monda;. : : : New Stoughton Wagons—a ; tn i : i : n Drill. iot of them just received. lions to have a picnic in Corman’s {il and Johnson single F B len B : he Fis ‘arm Barrows, garden Bar- woods, on the Fisher farm, August louble Dise Harrows : arm barrows, garden Ba : , ii lavas, a. al yo hos hhrnod . EPL PE a le ov vw : $5 94 14h, ii Johnston Mowers, Rakes, rows, lime and stone Bar- ——— ——— Cha.» . ombined Qide Rake an Seve | Steel and Wood Drum Lan Lombined Side Rake and — Tusseyville Tedder. HH Rolle Harry Cox visited his sister. Miss I iii Rollers. ors . Corn Shellers, Rebeces Cox, over Bo day. i Hl iil 3s 1 an i louhla level ancast BATA Rake. . Ww. i i Hie wh is n . . i anvithine the m Merchant (, Swartz is on the Hocking Valley And anything in the ma- Ring ailiey, tak lias i Crushers. al 1e83 Ca ina 1 aris . > sek Lt, on lack Hawk Corn Planter John Deer and Dain Hay chine line you want we Mr. and Mre. Thomas Bwartz spent | | Black Hawk ( orn ianter, Loaders. have or will get for vou. Saturday at State College. | Kessler is going to New York City. 5 Quite i ber of people from hers } are lead oy of people OR Wi | He expects to buy the most up-to-date |] CAR WIRE FENCING--Batbed Wire, Smooth Wire, Woven Mre. James Spangler returned home i Hi at Centre Hall, ine o o 4 * : "si lines for all departments, Wire and Lawn Fence. All sizes of staples and nails. Tuesday from Altoona, after spending h low diye with her daughter, Mrr. Up until this time we have always | ROOFING CEMENT BRICK, SAND of that place. The entertainment held in Emat- bought and displayed our goods in the Steel and Ashphalt A carload just received and STONE instock ei # Union church at this place by most up-to-date lines and we shall break Roe itude Lakiee. ang ly x at3 the record this year by displaying the | Seeds The Purest Varieties 0f Clover and Alsike Seeds -- Seeds tion for the bling, at Overbrook, Phile- { deipbir, was well attended Thursday best and greatest line ever brought to evening. this community, En Ding Poot ps doe | FLOUR AND FEED, STOCK TONICS Arthur Rankls and wife visited with Ine ist Lewistown last weer, make a great sacrifice in all departments Bran, Middlings, Oil Meal, Cotton Seed Meal, Dairy Feed, Chop, Cracked Corn, Corn- se bre We and family were to the { car ock West Milton cumpmeeting on Sunday. in order to clear out the st meal, Scratch Feed, Grit and Charcoal, “ Clover ” Brand Stock Tonic The Misses Keizer from West Milton Bor cast onl Mev. dow 200, These bargains are all seasonable Wheat, Corn, Oats, Barley and Rye Bought and Sold at all times he Grangers are maki ETRE 3 2 . : a or ip ; {i Perry Ha rows, » William Benner from Bellefonte is a goods to you, but they over-crowd our visitor at the home of his brother, Danie." shelves. C [ , ALL SIZES OF HARD COAL; isa Bessie Vonada from Reading is ' spendiog two weeks w er paren ned, L y d Run-of mine BIT UMINOUS COAL, pein bw wks ih or as They must go! OAL: screens, Lump, and Rot mine BITUMING Edson Fultz snd wife from Madisor - burg spent Baaday with the Intter’s Anything wanted not mentioned here will be gotten on short notice, Come and sec us parent, Lawrence Miller and Bruce Motz, before x two young men from Buflale, are 9 y ending their vacatl ith - KESSLER S D S pene g on with their ps ep t tore A After spending a week with Ler wali MILLHEIM P . ter, in Jobhustown, Mise Lids Honte:- man returned to her home on Bata: day. ’
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