THE CENTRE ‘REPORTER. THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1916 Pleasant Gap. Mrs. Clyde Love, of Bellefonte, spent Sunday with her sister, Mre, Edward Wolfe, Miss Kate Parker, spent Bunday with More, and son, John Griffith, spent Bunday with his Nellie, The reports of local fishermen were that the fishing was good as ever, but the catches awful few—and small, James Bigler and wife spant several days 'sst week with Mrs. Armbruster, at Spring Mille, Mr. and Mre, Jasper Knoarr spent Sunday with their daught-r-ip-law, Mrs. Frank Knarr, Mr. Poorman hes started the foun- dation for his new garage which will be completed as hastily as possible, It is easy to note that the state police are out of town by the speed some of the auto drivers attaip, Miss Helen Grenoble and Mies Dorothy Mulfinger left last week for a visit with friends at Lock Haven and Williamsport, Miss Virgie Bilger and Mrs, Nettie Gill spent sunday at the home of Warden Francie with Miss Bigler's sister Annie, of Billefonte, 8. C. Hile of Dale Bummit, daughter the land dispute some of our people | are having with some of the foreign | element at White R ev, J. H. Weber, of Centre Hall, bas | started work on his new houses at the near future, increased by the addition of three rons Babel, High echool, held in the Church, Friday pight, success, and the pupils are ail congratulated on both the subjects and the speakiog. There are a number of boys in this town who sure love try their melodious voices on the still night air while tired people are trying to sleep. It will be some relief when the tree frogs come again for we all know their song isn’t apy older than ‘Sweet Adaline.” The home of John Barnes received | considerable damage Hunday, caused, by a stone thrown from the White Rock quarries at Horniown. The] huge stone was forced through the] front of the house into the room. M. E. to be to lawful for a men to hunt or discharge | a gun on Bunday, and then be allowed | to work and blast, FRUITTOWN. her sister at Tusseyville, Mr, and Mrs, William BSearson and children spent Sunday very pleasantly at the Edward Bubb home. Mre. T. J. Fleisher and daughter spent Saturday at the C. 8. Bodtorf home. Miss Jennie Bodtorf of Tusseyville spent a few days last week at the home of her brother, William Iskler, in this place, Rev. A. J. Horner re'urned to hie home in Youngsville after a short visit among friends and relatives at this place, Mr. and Mre., George Thomas, of New York, arrived on Saturday st the C. 8B. Thomas home where they will spend a few days, Members of the Monroe County Poultry Association are planning for an egg exchange which will provide » center for pooling of egge to be ship- ped to one general distributing snd selling agency. Colyer. John Zarby, Jr.,, made a business trip to Burnham this week. Mr. Bundsy with their son, Orvis Horner, Miss Laura Foust spent Bunday afternoon at the John Bubb home, Mrs. Howard Livgle spent Bunday at the Frank Liogle home, Jacob Royer made a trip across the mountains to Mifflin county, Tues- day. Mrs. Orvis Horner spent Tuesday at Potters Mille, at the MeClenaban home, Mrs, Myrtle Copenhaver and daugh- ter, and Hazel McClellan, spent Ratur- day evening at the P, B, Jordan home, Mr, and Mrs, Jacob Lee and child- ren, from Bpring Mille, spent Bunday at the John lL.ee home, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martz are the proud parents of a little daughter— Doretha Coroline Martz, Mre, George Yarnell and daughter Catherine spent Bundsy at the G. R. Meliss home, Mise Sadie Lee spent the latter part of the week at Centre Ha'l at the home of Mre, W, H, Meyer where she hes been plying her needle, ———— ——— Potters Mills Mr. McCoy and Lizzie Black are on the sick list, county one day this week, Miss Nellie Bible spent a week in| Bellefonte with her brother, Harry, Boyd Smith left for Burnham w here | he expects to find work. Miss Stella Hosterman, | Hill, spent a day with Carson, of Centre Catharine John Condo and wife spent Sunday at the Lot Condo home, John Bmith and daughter, Mrs, Wintom Gramley and son Johp, spent Bunday with the former's brother, Michael Smith. Quite a few flahermen were strung {along the stream on the first day but by all reports none met with much success, | at the Harry Cumming’s bome on Fri- Perry McKinney, Emerson Eaist, Charles Condo, Alma Leister, Bible, Ethel Lockner, Cstbarine Careon, Mary Harshbarge, Boyd Bmith, Nellie ff ————— Transfers of Heal Estate, Michael Hess' Exre, to J. K, jet a | $1910. Michael Hess’ Exrs, to Samuel | Kreamer, tract of land in Haloes Twp. Reish tract of land in Haines Twp. er, tract of land in Gregg Twp. $3500. Jamea 8, Weaver to Orlando Hack- | enburg, tract of land in Haines Twp. | $8500, John 8B, Dale et ux to Harry IL Griffith, tract of land in College Twp. | 7350, Minnlet L. Zeigler et bar to James Harpater, tract of land in State Col. | lege. $4700, Malinda Wetzel to Mable tract of land in Millbeim. $300. Malinda Wetzel to L. A. Bebrecker- gast, tract of land in Millheim. $500, Michael He-s' Exre, to J.B, Wii kié-| bleck, tract of land in Haines Twp. | $16,087.31. Geo, F. Bhook et ux to Jennie B, Fiedler, tract of land in Gregg Twp. $4800, John Hough to Jennie B, Fiedler, tract of land in Gregg Twp. $200 Rosetta Brien’s Heirs to John Hugh | tract of land in Gregg Twp. $170, | M.M. Shaver et bar to J. R. G. Al- | lison, tract of land in Millbeio, | $6500. David Keller, Exr., to Theo. Davis { Boal tract of land in Harris wp. | $1500, Arch W, Zettie et ux to Erwin E, Zottle, tract of land in Centre Hall. $800, i Keer, They're looking lo vs, A IT RETEST AAR Haire oy Ay RRP ape sien Eh, EFF And zo, it's bread an They've looking to us, For the Jolden row: For tasseled corn and hon " And men God sees that ep up CRRA IRE ER JETT RER ERRERE eREERTAL SERRE TIE Sonny, broilers Sonn s wh w No, No. It isn't funny Bd 0 God's will be id lund ab their fight, ro mtd AMBITION Vs HEALTH, Famuel OG, Dixon, M, Oom- missioner of Health The accumulated knowledge of science regarding the workings of the human mind shows how little has been accom- plished toward discovering the relation ship between the physical and the mental, Itis however, plain to even the most caueal observer that the con- dition of the mind makes a profound impression upon our health, The intensity of life in modern civilization makes demands upon us in many ways that are in excess of those which a more primitive environ- ment required of our forefathers. Chis often results in a mental and nervous condition detrimental to good health, We Americans have often been accused by observers from other lands of living under an intense strain and struggling to advances our floancial and social status greatly at the expence of higher aime, It ls unquestionably true that ambition often leads us far from the paths of peace and content- ment, Our National ideals seer to lean strongly toward the achievement of pecuniary euccess. In seeking this thousands of men and women sacrifice themselves and fall to observe D, LL D,, the simple rules of right living which | their intelligence teaches are necessary | f r the maintenance of health, ‘Thoee wno plunge unrestrainedis | into the exhausting struggle for great riches and power cast aside what the philosophers «f all sges have deemed most worth while, the peace of a | pumbls mind oren to impressions of | tue wonders and beauties of Naor, | art and the sweetness and purpose of » simple life, sm—————— “ (ood Boads Day” Plans Developing. In the week that has elapsed sives Governor Brumbaugh issued his proe- Istostion fixing Tharsday, Ma) i 4 State-wide Good Roads Day,” plans have developed rapidly for making this day a su oess, The Governor has placed hima the disp: sal of the State Highway De- partment and will spend * Siate-#id Good Roads Day'’ at work on the roads, as he did la«t year, Organizations formed counties last year to further the object, have taken up their work anew an are making arrangements for a large turn-0 it on the highways this year, In a numrer of counties there were no organizations last steps have been taken to secure united sction, In Vensngo County Isst year work to the estimate of $10,628.00 was dons on the highways on ** State-wide Good { Roads Day.’ The number meh who worked in that county Isst year was 2,002 and 426 teams were employe | on 184 miles of roads ; 83 carloads of | slag being used to repair the condition | of the highwaye. Venango county's example { ty pical of the counties which bad live | organizations working to wmske the | day successful, Arrangements are b- | ing made in many other counties bu | surpass the work of last year snd re- 2H se f a in an? wher VOnr, y 03 in | Depsriment indicate that ** Btate-wide | Good Roads Day’ of 1916 will set » i | years to meet, CYRUS BRUNGART JUSTICE OF THE PEACE CENTRE HALL, PA. Special attention given to oollecting, Lewsl | writioge of all classes, Including deeds, mortgages licenses secured, and all matters pertaining to the office attended to promplly. ootf 1916 pd AMES W. SWABB JUSTICE OF THE PEACE LINDEN HALL, CENTRE CO. PA, Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, &o, written and ex- ecuted with care. All legal business prow pliy attended to. Special attention given to sel - tiing of Estates, Marrisge Licenses, Automo- bile Licenses, and all other Applloation | Blanks kept on hand, Nov. 51 yr, MW Livin wi arned PA Wave = The renders of pleased to learn t} - « monn arg, 9iuwv thi paper will be at there is at least one dreaded di thut science has been fable to cure all ite stages, and that is Catarrh, Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only ogitive cure yw known to the medical fraternity. "atarrh being a constitutional dinease, ment. ternally, Hall's Catarrh Cure acting directly upon the blood ease, and giving the patient strength by br iding up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative pow- ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Bend for list of testimonials, Address: ¥. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, O. Bold by all Druggists, 76¢, Take Hall's Family Plils for constipation. HIGH GRADE FURNITURE AT LOW PRICES Itis the liver such high values at such low aim of this store to de- prices that you will never think of furniture anywhere first now we have ts of bedroom, purchasing after here. Just 5 a vv +1} beautiful se else your experience some living room and dining roou furniture which it will pay you to inspect. F. V. Goodhart Centre Hall Hoosier and Sellers Kitchen Cabi- pets Sold by us —— o- HORSE «= tion, on Farm Chunks, quality. te SALE Brood Mares, Drive Horses, } na Horses an sold. Jeff and Mutt. the the Odd Fellows Anniversary Celebration Bellefonte April 26 Special Train Leaves s > rrErEE 3333333 termediate and 27 clusive, ickets sold April April 2%, in Consult Agents Reduced fare t good returning 1 See Flyers PENNSYLVANIA R. R. ASTER 16.DAY XCURSION Atlantic City Cape May, Wildwood Ocean City, Sea 1a'e City, and Other Resorts Saturday. April 22 $7.00 From CENTRE HALL 2 cents additional to Atlantic Cliy via Delaware River Bridge Route, Por details as to the time of trains or stop- over privileges, see Fiyem, consult Agents ga@yfimilar Excurwions July 8, 22, ust 5, 19; and September 2. Aug Pennsylvania R. R. ewer @EI000 0000000000000 I Have For Sale Cut Prices 6 INCUBATORS 6 BROODERS Good reason for selling. Must sell quick, FEW HATCHING EGGS for sale now, NO CHICKS FOR SALE. Chas. D. Bartholomew CENTRE HALL, PA, SOOO SUBST SPUR RERBL® LAWRENCE E., RUNKLE | CENTRE HALL, PA, Contractor and Builder MATERIAL FURNISHED See me before letting your bullding contrsct $n Saal think BUD FISHER Famous Cartoonist, says: in “Tuxedo has mode a pipe my Javor form of smoking. [is coolness and mildness make pipe. smok- inga real pleasure he irverted r, he's them laugh and cackle till slat: The tire the Wes i. he Ww have and ceased to halt, the § with that amusing pair, and made fo ir hat their TT fron fi once has he been stale. to hatch a plot heroes will be caught, pipe, and soon a joke Tuxedo moke. He " and tried Yi» 14 }¢ SIS his < Yous re 11 OY Wi Qf o> Wiil jar you, a or two. D IN'T rush headlong sorry when it ist o late. for with our wo: ked out, inc begun building. Result-—sgatisfaction All kinds of mill work dc correctness, We will give s Sash, Doors, Window Frames, hand all styles of moulding. uilding game for you may have to b assist you in p VOUT need detail by reason of a wellconstructed w of th a guarantee w Pine Lumber, We keep « Yell Builders Hardware, CENTRE HA EERE Decide Now to Attend the Centre Hall Summer Normal the Sessions of which will open MONDAY, MAY 8TH, and continue for Six Weeks, Preparatory Work for High School or College may be had, Any person above the 6th year of school work may enroll, For further particulars confer with W. O, HECKMAN, AB, Principal of Centre Hall Schools To Eliminate runctures USE ‘DUPLEX DOUBLE THICKNESS ~~ AUTOMOBILE TIRES ‘Guaranteed 0000 Miles Service | ABSOLUTELY PUNCTURE PROOF | Duplex tires are made of the best of material { from standard tires. This means 100 cent, | more wearing surface, which means added life to | the tire, and there is no chance of a puncture 1 Snieustivn gives from 10 to Ye plies of Q Por rough country tee the DUPLEX tire cane | tot be excelled. And they are as easy riding as | any on the market. The sir and pressure | is the same as with phen which makes {en very resilient. Thes are the most economical for the oar own er and save time by the elimination of troubles—no ng to ix punctures. Tires of this type are by the U. 8. Government and large corporations, We have a limited stock we will prices: Bnd... a —— a. i Iahe 3 10 por vent. for non-skid, Sao furs Ada Terms: Net cash at § per cent, discount. Try these tires now, and to assure prom livery send order today, making i, Te P.O. Money Order, draft or cheek. Sold direct 3 SOR only. Descriptive folder upon re. akon Duplex Tire& Rubber Co. AKRON, OHIO
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