Wed- smpment As the Reporter goes to press i2:d En sgl wily rea fog its weather nesday noor, the BIT 1s Perfect and Grange | #anith, conditions are bringiog thousands from far and near and Thursday promises to be the biggest day of the week numerically speaking, The products in display of farm: and garden four-wing exhi- the the big biiton building is one of and fivest of quality in IMADY years, All day Monday meritorious articles were being put on display apd it was & busy day for those who had the a'- ranging and listing to de, The live better than in the be!f- stock display, tor, years and is due no de ubt, to ter eccommodations recent! y supplied Grange Association for this by the purpose, Nunday was a day of rest on the Park traveling, nevertheless there was much mostly in autor, to and fre. A farmer along the pike toward Spring Mil counted i#, Wilh a statistical turn of mind. 1 14 automobiles on Sunday passing his place, the greater number An cual number from the other direction of which found Grange Park. alto carried a full qucta of pleasure veekere. Itisnotan exaggeration to say that at two o'clock Ro day afternoon * hundred autos ¢ slandinz on are mostly prominent Grapge including Master of the State M Hor. W. T. I'ne woman's suffrage cause is Girange org pa ran and Creasy, receiv- ing impetus this week and 1 champion than Mre. Pare ¥ nde! phi ering of bo 'y 8ddressed an open th- Ril g th sexes on Monday ever ing. The eandidater, tor, are here getling the P in their last licks before imary Election which is less than a week di: - i Veterans Prescot at Yiee'ing sting of he Centre B Ving Hamiltor neasant, Cocke, D. P Joseph Hettinger, J. C. © Carsor, J. OC. You: Kg. Philip Dale, C. H. Marte. A! John Freser, James Bryar P. D. H. Musas Hook, wmar, J. 8. Mor ie ar tYEAVE? (rilbert B Fhom peor , William Flack, =. B. driabii Garbrick, W. H. Mont- eph Abt, Emanuel yherts, John Miller , William r, J. FP. , Edward Spear, Jo (7. M. Boa! W. H. Taylor Noll, (. A. Glenn, J. A. Whit mar, A, C". Barnett, Samuel Bhirk. H. I. Mec- Muller, Henry Meyer, Ira Hill, H. Bechler, Philip Wertz, Israel Young, The following died since the last meel- ing: Issse¢e Thomss, John Reed, George Kubr, Henry Twitmire. MAT - uel Shaffer, Joseph James Kretw, Joshua Folk. ——— rr — Potters Mills Mre. Armstrong is on the sick list, Mies Ethel Colyer of Pittsburgh is vieitiong friends at this place, Mr. and Mre, O, New York dayr, Michael Bmith has returned from the Wills Eye hospital, Philade phis, and shows very little improvement, eg John Jordan of Lewistown is vigtiiog friends and relatives at this place. Miss Mary Evens and little nephew Nweeney, Foner Fullmer, MN, went to or ten bomas to spend a week home of J, F. Miller and WwW, Jormick. Ww. Gin. Georges Valley Mre. Dolan Decker spent Moudasy with her parents at the Red Mil’. Mr. and Mre. W. P. Lingle spent Bunday at the George Zerby home near Tuesey ville, Mere. B. F. Confer and Mere. Willism Gingerich spent a day with Mrs, ©, E. Gobble, Mr. and Mre. George Gentzell of Bpriog Mills spent Bunday afternoon at the home of H. M. Lingle. Truly Grand.—Granges Heads | DEATHS, Mry, Breon widow nome in , after an | Breor ' Ani died her Reber: - 1 burg. esrly Tu sday morning illness of four months with heart | trouble and aged sixty-five | years and month funeral | service il be held Fridsy morni K in the Reformed ehure iterment to | GG. Btaufler Miss | | { i i § i WAS Anna Hartrean sud wes born in | ried, first to to John | to the | eight chi -| dren survive, pamely, ( layton H.| Weber, Lock Haven: Mr Elmer | Miller, Mre, Ada Bierly, Mrs, W. F.| Rierly, Roy Weber, Rabersi arg : Mre, | F. V. Kubr, Maplewood £% PF. Weber, Philadelphia: OC. R. Weber, | Lewisburg. Also hel, Bhe was twiee mar Willis J. Weber and later Breor., Both preceded To the firet union her Qrave, hers and Hart- arimap, | hy two Liro Willis ty as follows : in Milla : YI nip Letiza!, Millhelm : Mis | Minni two slaters, Oe ix ar, Wesley James RB, Schuyler d laylor Herantor Hospita', gh', following throat trouble eIrvi Rn operation Saturday previous Fur I'h eral ws will be held today | irsday at his iiternturs iting ionsiration tot the | juariers gn the part i ung | ight | the the heroes of the (ragist t to their credi? indies beoame UY BD eX Litiation of Manly tes voir —— i as tf ——— Marriage Licenses COA fmpliog to another | uek § Mt thrown to ground and | Ver was the tustained a bruised back, ——————— Dr. J. V. Foats turned on Fanday from Philade phis | at the Dr. J r of State College re-| where he attended the elinies Wills Eye Hospital, of MeCluney Radeliffe fa Ss ff — which the head A Substitute for Kissing. The president of the board of health Hanti West Virginie, ac- fleeting notoriety by and recom- mending in i's stead a system of cheek patting which seems Lo be quite eatis- factory to him. ~theorstically. Bome persons who have lived a long time in this world but who eontinue to relish expression of sflfection have been laughing at the West Vir- ginian’s proposed substitute and a few have been wicked enough to doubt his sincerity. Anyhow, they will have nothing to do with it. They think some folks are veritably microbe and bacilli mad. They are willing to run the risks encountered and ovércome by the pioneers of the reve, not only of gtop quires a little anthematizing the kiss Ec ga ROI PENN HALL Miss Mary Fisher attended the fa- neral of Mr, Fisher, at Valley Forge. Mr. aud Mre, Frank Fisher made a trip to Bellefonte on Monday. Charles Bartges took charge of the store, Mrr. Robert Bartges is running the bomidiog house on Grange Park this week, Mre, Guyer from MiMioburg is stey- Ing with Caroline Knarr, Bamuel Hosterman is pending his vacation at home, CALLED LOW'CLASS OF ART ————— Which Song “Home, Sweet Home" Has Been Set, Though the olds nusic t plece of English existence, "8S icu- ri of he fourth cen Himes HH quite modern in comp: the g from t BCOTe Of Ire RTI " re ATOR'E NOT ralion on the cosine of Poller Township, de on on the st See me for best prices on all sizes of WATER PIPES ~Al80- PUMPS and REPAIRS : C 5 Line—bathroom fix- ing tures, etc,, at lowest prices wilde J. S. ROWE Centre Hall, Pa. Greek peas. Such a duige a #t of hia | ® ipport him time the i8 an inheritance Artemidorus, an Marcus the that while a | ruck by lightning had an ted upon it, and was thence honored and avoided, “no struck by light. ning is excluded from ecltize nship; in. deed, such a one is honored even as 8 god.” The election of Quintus Ju- lus Eburnus to the consulship in 116 i, C is attributed to his having been favored thus by the gods. ~ong-Lived Mines ‘and Profits. Are long-lived mines more profitable commented on faot place was st altar ered forth both one who ha been Ee WW Se ee We than short-lived ones? The average investor would consider this a foolish question, assuming naturally that the longer a mine lasts the greater the ao cumulated profits, ’ Just about the contrary is the The figures supplied by the mines de partment of Johannesburg, where the | regularity of deposits on the Rand i makes it possible to guage the lives of i mines with accuracy, should convinces | the skeptic that owing to compound in. terest a long life does not add to the | value of a mine to the extent common. i ly assumed. Engineering and Mining Journal, A Si AHSAN The Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year, ; AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES AND ACCESSORIES y REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY » WWW WT VDD BBG BW — Be HARPER & DURST GARAGE We WW UW We GW On Hoffer 51 Centre Hall oN WN WN THSO0L CL OPBCI BOGE EBOB GLY RT RAR RAIN oc ae HN RR nh) Cdl I. ESTATE FOR BALF If you believe it to be for the be sti tareat of cur people that he judge be not tied up in polities or any special for J. Kennedy J M interes’ Viale CYRUS BRUNGART JUSTICE OF THE PEACH ik THE MARKETS White Leghorn Hens Ar Chas. D. Bartholomew CENTRE Ins @soergeoetoacseRcT ane HALI PA, CROVDeDOVSBBIGHDS debe sane ARE NOW PREPARED to Outfit Our Customers in IES’ SUITS, DRESSES, Skirts, Coats and Waists MEN’S & YOUNG MEN'’S UITS, Overcoats, Raincoats Sweaters, Shirts, Ties and Hats KESSLER’S DEP’T STORE THE HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES MILLHEIM, PA. Bellefonte THE We See the beautiful We are sure you'll agree with us when "
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