THE CENTRE REPORTER.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 1, i918
LOVALS
Miss Grace Smith spent a few days
last week in Btate College.
F. A. Foreman, of State College,
was in town fur a short time, Satur
day.
Friday of next week is the opening
day of Commencement week at State
College,
The United Evangelical Sunday-
school at Egg Hill will observe Chil-
dren’s Day next Bunday evening,
A letter received bere last week by
friends of William H. Harpster, of
Freeport, Illinole, stated that he was
improving from a rather serious at-
tack of peritonitis,
Musser E. Coldron, who had been
working for the Bell Telephone com-
pany in the North tier counties but
who was travsferred to Dubolstown
last Monday, spent Sunday with his
family in this plage,
Mre, J. 8, Getchell and son Wendell
and Mrs, Thomas Keefer and daughter
Agnes, of Youngwood, were arrivals
at the home of the Iadies’ parents,
"Squire and Mre. Cyrus Brungart, last
Wednesday, for a short stay.
James HB. Siahl Is suffering with
blood polsoning as the result of havi: B
the index finger on the left hand
plerced by a tack two weeks ago. The
injury made it necessary for him to
give up his work in the saddler shop.
Twin babies have become to be the
rule rather than the exception in this
part of the county. The third pair
within the past two months was
handed out by the Stork in making
his rounds, last Monday, the home of
Mr. and Mrs, John Eisenhuth, near
Woodward, having been doubly
blessed,
F. P. Geary spent a day last week
fishing in Penus Creek, beiow Coburn.
He succeeded In making a few nice
catches of trout, the biggest of which
measured sixteen inches. His broth-
er-in-law, J. B., Kerstetter, who has
the favorite haunts of the big fellcws
well spotted, landed one of the Cali-
fornia apecies that measured nineteen
inches.
“The Birth of a Nation" attracted
& large number to Garman’s Opera
House Wednesday night. That it is
easily the greatest and most wonderful
film photo in the country was the con-
sensus of opinion of all who saw it.
If you miseed it you still have an op-
portunity to see it this ( Thursday )
afternoon and night, At Garman’s
Opera House, Bellefonte,
Harry W. Potter, who gince return-
ing from Washington State 8X
monthe go had been at the home of
his father, J. 7, Potter, in this place,
a week ago lefy for Pittsburgh where
he accepted a position with the Dyke
Motor Bupply company, doing a
wholesale business in auto accessories,
Mr. Potter has been anxious to get
into the auto game for some time, and
is offered a splendid opportunity with
the concern with which he is now
connected. He is a young man of #plen-
did qualities and the Reporter wishes
him success,
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STATE AGRICULTURAL NOTES,
Chester county farmers report that
alfalfa sown in Augnst has done excep-
tionally well,
Homerset county reports that the
maple sugar crop is about fifty per
cent, of a normal yield,
Indieations from all sections of the
State point to an increased acreage in
potatoes over the 273,360 acres of 1915.
Bullivan county farmers report suc-
Cees with a species of beardless barley
that has been introduced in that BOO
tion,
Cattle prices in Adams county are
on the increase and farmers report that
the best prices they have ever realized
are the rule,
Crawford county dairymen report
that their cattle are in splendid eon-
dition and that the silo fed cattle look
especially fine,
Lancaster county farmers report
that a number of horses shipped from
the west sickened and died during the
winter,
Young chicks are reported to be
scarce in some sections of the Hiate
and from several counties reports indi
cate that eggs have not hatohed well,
There is a great demand for 8 more
general deirying policy in Beaver coun-
ty as the demand for dairy products
cannot be met at the present time,
The Dairy and Food Burean of the
Department of Agriculture has issued
2492 oleomargarine licenses 88 com
pared with 2181 at this time g year
ago,
The lack of farm help has brought
the farmers’ attention to thes labor
saving machinery and many are
specializing In order to get along with
less outside help,
Clover and timothy in LIADY parts
of the Biate are sald to be in beiter cone
dition than for many years and the in.
creased use of lime ie given the oredit
of the splendid showing.
The oats sowing throughout the
Btate has been backward on account of
the cold and unfavorable weather,
Many sections report that no allem pt
was made to sow oats antil about the
tailddle of May,
Pleasant Gap.
Foster Jodon and;family spent Bune
day at the Lee Brooks home.
Wilson Bilger spent Bunday with
bis mother, Mrs, Jonathan Bilger,
Frank Irvin made a business trip to
Altoona on Friday,
Nothing learned of the elopera yet,
Feo bad ; it surely worries some people,
Oliver Bhuey and family spent Bun-
day with the former’s brother, Lester,
Oar constable made a trip to Lewls-
town Baturday and returned with
Boyd Gill,
Mise Mary Yeager arrived home
Bunday, and will assist her mother the
coming summer,
Miss Auman, of Sober, spent Bun-
day with her sister, Mrs, Edward
Noll,
Mrs. Boyd Bhall,
spent Bunday with
place,
Mre, Mand Meyers and sop, of Belle-
fonte, spent Bunday at the George
Horper home,
Joshua Armstrong, who is employ-
ed at Glen Iron, payed a visit to his
family this week,
Mre, Milton Kuhn, of Blanchard, is
spending a few days with friends at
this place,
The ice cream parlor at the new
hotel opened Bunday, and business
WAS an entire success,
Mre. Harry Hasg, of Bellefonte,
spent Bunday with friends at this
place,
Bamuel Wasson and daughter Tillie
spent Bunday at the George Gettig
ome,
Mrs. Reuben Welty and Mre. Bam-
uel Gettig, of Bellefonte, spent Sa ur-
day among friends in this place,
Mrs. Robert Kline, of Bellefonte,
spent Wednesday with her mother,
Mre. Andrew Bwarlz,
Mr. and Mrs. William Bilger, of
Bellefonte, spent Sunday with Mre.
William Coldron,
Mre., Armbruster and daughter,
Marths, of Bpring Mille, spent a few
days with Mre, James Bilger.
H. Barnes, of Altoons, spent Bun-
day with bis mother, Mre. Robert
Barnes,
The Memorial services held Boanday
were largely attended, and the band
furnished good music.
of Bellefonte,
friends at this
REBERSBURG
Good roads day was observed in this
town.
Mre. Marshall Hall of Williamsport,
Is visiting relatives at this place,
Edward Spangler and wife, of [lli-
nole, are visiting relatives iu this
valley.
Lloyd Luse and family of Smith.
town, spent Sanday with relatives
hereabouts.
Two of the Yoder horses died at this
place within the past week. Lung
fever was the cause of their desth,
Lester Minnich, who is concreting
atl State Uollege, is spending part of
this week with his family here,
Mrs, Jacob Heller left on Monday
for Canton, Ohio, where she will visit
her sop, Charles,
Windom Krebs quite recently
bought a brand new auto and is now
learning to run the same.
Mrs. Jerry Walker had s light pars
Iytic stroke last Bunday. At this
writing she has a’ most fully recovered
from the eflecte,
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Stone Mill
Earl Grove is assisting his brother
Herbert to plant corn.
Guy Floray sssisted Charles Flink to
plant corn on Saturday.
Mary Lingle visited at the Frank
Floray home on Baturday.
Mre. David Shearer is visiting her
brother, H. E. Grove,
Anps Mary Harter spent Funday
afternoon with her friends, Elsie snd
Grace Grove,
Mr. snd Mre, Calvin Vonads pent
Wedneeday evening at the E. C.
Harter home,
Elmira Lingle spent Wednesday
afternoon at the William Farner home
at Colyer,
Mr. sod Mrs. George Zerby took
dinner at the William Lingle home
on Friday,
Those who visited at the Herbert
Grove home on Bunday were H. E.
Grove, wife and ohlldren, Ruth and
Alfred, Mra, William Grove, and Mra,
David Shearer.
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FRUITTOWN,
J. B. Fohringer, of Nittany, spent
over Bunday with his mother at this
place,
Mr. and Mre, Arthur Holderman
spent the latter part of last week with
friends in Mifflin county.
Rush Dippery, who is employed at
Barnbam, spent a few days with his
family, (returning Tuesday to Burn
ham.
William Searson and family were
visitors at the Edward Babb home on
Banday.
Anos Fohringer returned to State
College last Wednesday after a few
weeks stay at her home at this place,
Mr. and Mre. W. A. Fleisher and
daughter Bara spent Bunday very
pleasantly at the former's home at this
place,
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Friday, June 2.
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Bpecial term of court convened yes
terday fos Wedhuday ) snd will eon
GROUP OF ACTIVE MUSCLES |
Wonderful Plece of Anatomy Is the |
Tongue—Proof of Man's Descent
From Vegstariana,
The tongue is really a group of
muscles, some running from root to
tp, others crossways. Any one of
these muscles can be used separately
or in combination with the others, so
that we oan move the whole tongue in
any direction—lengthen or shorten it,
hollow or arch it.
The tongue is malstened by the
mucous made by the mucous mem
brane that lines the mouth and by
saliva from the salivary glands. The
mucous of the mouth is eontrolled by
the nervous system and can be great.
ly disturbed by worry or fear. That
fe why when we are very much wor
ried or suddenly frightened our
mouths become so dry we can hardly
swallow,
The surface of the tongue is closo
ly covered with little points. In each
one of these points is the end of a
nerve of taste that runs from the
brain to the tongue. These little
points are called taste bulbs, and
they are most abundant on the sides
and the tip of the tongue. They are
fewer on the back of the tongue, be
cause that part of it is used mainly
to roll food und throw it into the
throat.
The human tongue 1s
tively amooth, showing we are de
scended from creatures that were
vegetarian A tiger's tongue is so
rough it will draw blood if you allow
him to Mck your hand. The tongues
of ull carnivorous animale are armed
with & number of amall, sharp projeo
tions that curve backward.—Chicago
Journal.
Compare
COULDN'T SEE THE AFFECTION
Many Will Understand Big Man's
Fallure to Detect Humor In 8trug
gle With Car Window,
The blg man with the flery look on
his face had been struggling with the
car window for twenty minutes Sud
denly It came down on him and held
him a prisoner. With fuming
and wriggling he finally released hime
self,
“Confound that blasted
he thundered, exploding
feel lke I could
all”
the
much
tr.
window
with
chaw it up
almont
rage. “i
in bits,
It was
glass and
then that
on the arm
“My id, with a m«
twinkle In his eves “don't 1
gry :
window lkes you
aff ”
“What! Are
window affectionate?”
“Certainly, si:
friend.” he sa
ow ith
$4 es on
Turtles.
the
connected
“Tattoo.” word
from ur
and the Sot
resant two i thin
same sound and spelling, is
ple of a curfoua trick of our langna;
Another is "turtle"
it most commonly
creature that
we have
Palestine disgusted because the m
turtie
of the
land
tie” was the dov
resenting the
English sailors, coming
creature which the
"tortuga” (our "tortoise,
“"tortus,” twisted In allusion to its
legs), made of It the “turtle”
which they were more familiar.
ACCORDED A HIGH POSITION
Women of Servia, Well Educated and
Able, Are Companions of Their
Husbands and Brothers.
ith se
All eX
Nowadaye w!
suggests |
gives the soup: so ths
Mark Twaln's young man
will not sing. though the
“turtle” should be heard
But the original E
¢ (Latin "turtur,
sound of {ts voice),
acrosa the
called
from Latin
Spaniards
into
There is no country in the world
where women occupy a more dignified
position in the home than Servia. The
Bervian idea is quite different from
that of the Turk, who keeps his wom-
en behind shut doors or the German,
whose ideal woman is a hausfrau. In
Bervia the woman is the companion of
the man.
A man is responsible for his
married sisters, and throughout
Balkan states it is considered rather
a breach of etiquette for him to mar
ry before his older sister
No Bervian girl would feel she could
hold up her head in society unless
she could speak four languages. There
is hardly a Servian woman who can
not play some musical instrument.
Embroidery, painting, drawing, and
sculpture are all studied. Politics is
& popular feature among women
Bervian women are very domesticat.
ed and the highest ladies pay personal
attention to trivial matters of house
un
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THE MARKEY,
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dwelling house, located on East Church stro tf,
and containing seven rooms aod bath, is ofere i
for rent Place will be vaented Aprill st. If
tenant desires, will put in electric Heht
of Mrs. H. J. LAMBERT, State College, Pa
phone
AS Ww beeen
Bell
WANTED, One of the large magazine publish
woman in this community to handle a special
pian which has proven usususlly profitable,
Good opening for right party, Address with two
references, PUBLISHER, BOX 156, Times Bq.,
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FRIME BEED BARLEY VOR BALE The
undersigned has about 100 bushels of prime eo
barley which is offered for sale 3. C. GOGH
HART, Centre Hall, Pa, Bell ‘phone. 8 pd
GOOD AUTO BODY FOR BALE. -Bod
Ford touring car; seats upholstered in genine
leather ; top In falr condition ; psint on Lody
good, Youcan have tat & bargain, bot com
quick. —~¥ VV. GOODHART, Centre Hall, Pa
ell phone,
These days there is
woman ruining her |}
temper standing over
a Perfection cooking
esting —a pleasure.
notony, the drudgery
ship disappear.
tiresome waiting for
the oven to get right
for cake-baking. For
just before the batter
1s mixed, light the
burner that heats the
oven; in almost a jiffy
the oven will be ready
—ready to bake a cake
that will do anyone
proud.
In place of paper,
wood and coal, a
THE ATLANTIC
REFINING CO.
no need of a
wealth and her
a range in a
— kerosene,
For with
becomes inter-
All the mo-
much
and the hard-
genes as
Just as one
as
New
Oil Stove
JOR EERE
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ATLANTIC
Rayolight
eee eee
and very little of that.
Get
For there is
is between milks.
milk is rich in cream
senes will sputter,
spurt and smoke,
but Rayolight burns
down to the last drop
without smoke or
smell, but with an in-
tense and a cheap
heat.
So ask for Atlantic
Rayolight Oil by
name. At all dealers
who display this
sign :
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
FOR A
on what’
on what’
s 1n it.
s on it.