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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1916.
STATE AGRICULTURAL NOTES,
Carbon county reports indicate an
average production of {wo tons of hay
to an acre,
The potato crop in the State is not
up to the average and present indieca-
tions point to a smaller crop (than =»
year ago,
Adams county fruit growers have
prospects of a peach crop of about 62
per cent, aud an apple crop of about 85
per cent, of the normal yleld,
In Clearfield county there was an
increase of twenty per cent. in the acre-
age of hay harvested over last year and
the average production per acre was
1.76 tone.
Reports from a farmer in Tiden
township, ‘Berks county, show that
from a seven acre fleld 202 bushels of
rye was threshed, an average of almost
20 bushels to an acre,
Butler conoty wheat is reported to
have declined since July first on ac-
count of fungus in the stalk. The
heads turned black sod did vot fill
well. Home felds were badly iofected,
i. There has bien a marked decrease in
the number of turkeys raised this year
compared with average years on sac-
count of the cold wet weather in the
epring which caused the death of many
young lurkeye.
Berks county has prospects of a
wheat yield of ten per cent. more than
the average, but much of the threstiiog
remains to be done. Indications point
that the rye yield will be five per cent,
above the average.
ceteris otim———
Sugar Valley Usnmpmesting.
Campmeeting will be held Auguas
16 to 24, in the Camp Grove nes:
Boonville, under the able leadershij
of the Rev. W. L. Bollmap, sssisted
by Rev. H. M, Taylor, of Allentown,
W. F. Bavidge, of Williamstown, spo
other able ministers,
Efforts are being made to make
the greatest cam pmeeling ever held in
Bugar Valley.
ts Good boarding is being furnished on
the camp ground during the whole
term at reasonable rates,
0. G. MARTIN, Pastor in Charge.
ce ———————
this
Deep wuts on sil Merchandise,
Brisbin and Bartbholowew have made
another cat on all lines of merchan-
dise which originally were to be found
in the Kreamer & Hoon store, and those
coming early will find that big sav-
ing can be made by buying vow. The
stock is yet up to standard ; there are
many good selections still to be had, #0
do not permit others to get abesd of
you and pick the bargains
ES ——— ——
LContrelilug Goldenrod,
Goldenrods frequently
plentifully as to make themselves 3
burden to the farmer in spite of their
beauty. A fence row crowded witn
goldeurod is a common sight, Bud
A Tow may be a coustant
miles of terriorty, due to the plumed
seeds which are wind-disseminated.
There are many different kinds of
golden rods. Considered from the
weed view point they may be dividea,
according to the botany department ol
The Pennsylvania State College, into
two classes. First, there is the type
which propagates by seeds only, repre
sented by the Common Gray Goldep-
rod. This type seems 10 prefer dry
and sterile soll, which suggest the con-
trol method. The lsod should be
thoroughly cultivated and liberally fer-
tilized, thereby enabling more desii-
able plants, which prefer richer soll, to
grow in euch sbundance as Lo drive out
the undesirable goldenrod,
The second class includes those gold-
enrods which reproduce themselves
not only by seed, but aiso by nudei-
ground rool stocks, such sé the Canada
goldenrod., ‘these plants are far more
difficult to combat. They should be
attacked before the first bloom, aud
cut closely in order to prevent the ms-
taring of the wind-distributed seeds,
In the fall the under ground stems
should be exposed by plowing, Ex-
posure to sunlight and freezing wil
kill these steme,
Along the roadeide and in oties
small areas, sll plants shouid Le grub-
bed out in order to eliminate dauge:
of contaminating neighboring fields by
means of the seeds.
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Inspection of steam Bollers,
All steam boilers and sppurtensnces
in all sections of Pennsylvania carry-
ing pressure greater than fifteen
pounds per tquare inch are to be
thoroughly iuspected, every year, both
intervally snd externally avd under
operating conditions according to rules
made recently by the Iudustrial Bosrd
of the Department of Labor and Ine
dustry.
The bollers exempted from fnspec-
tion, according to an announcement
made recently by Commissioner John
Price Jackson, of the Labor Depart-
ment, are those of raliroad locomotives,
subject to Inspection under Federal
Laws, boilers on automobiles and boil-
ers of steam fire engines brought into
Pennsylvania for temporary use in
times of emergency for the purpose of
checking conflagrations, Boilers
oarrying pressure of less than fifteen
pounds per equare Inch must be
equipped with safety devices approved
by the Iudustrial Board.
oggcur BO
mennce for
RA
Miltheim.
A new 1000-candle power light has
replaced the old are on the dismond,
Mre, Harry Rbine and daughter of
Jeanette are visiting relatives here.
Miss Hazel Emery of Centre Hal
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Bpringer,
The pew electric fans in the audi
torium add greatly to the comfort of
those who patronize the movies,
Constable Gramley took the numbers
of thirty-nine sutomobiles on Sunday
that were exceeding the speed limit
through town,
Christ Walters shipped a carload of
good cows last weel, leaving one at
the Homan barn which on recount of
sickness could pot be shipped.
On last Thursday Mr. and Mrs,
Luther Breon snd Miss Helen
Kreamer sutoed to Lock Haven,
épending the day with relatives,
Mr. and Mre. Mill Musser and
young son of West Uulon, Iows, are
visitiug at the home of the forwer’s
sister, Mre. A. Walter,
Word has been received that Mre,
Bimou King, who underwent an opera
tion several weeks ago in a Philadel
pia hospital, is doiog nicely and will
be home io a few weeks, Mrs. King
hiss been suflering for come time with
a tumor in the stomach which has
beer removed,
The ball game at the town picnic
inst Thursday between Millhelm snd
Linden Hall resulted in a win for
Millheiw, the final score being 4 to 8,
the locals pot scoring until the 7th
inping when they tied the score and
won in the Sih, The batteries for
Linden Hall were Ross and Ross ; for
dilibeiw, L. Musser aud RB, Miller.
WINNERS IN CONTESTS,
ihe wii intests
were
the various ©
Leis lL
Millbeimn eommuni'y piente
wa follows :
$2.50, ; iope
contest, prize box of clgare,
runoing race, priz
Guessing contest’, prize
pulling
12 men;
50¢, Charles Knarr ;
running race, prize 50c, Russell Cable ;
prize 50c, Mary
wheelbsrrow race, prize 50c,
viies Susfler; rove climbing contest,
prize $1.00, Linden Hall bsll player ;
cake walk, prize $1.00, Mrs. Lloyd
Stover ; eakg walk, prize $1.00, Miss
Jean Coffee, Officers elected for the
enstiog year were: President, F. F.
Weirer ; commitieemen ; OU, KE, Me-
Clellan, Ammon Breop, Geo, Becrist,
William Meyer, M. A. Bateman,
Clayton Boob, of Millbeim ; Ralph
Haines, Bmithtown ; Frank Kreamer,
Peun township; Harvey Crouse,
Aasronsburg ; Wallace Kerstetter,
Coburn ; A. O. Hostermap, Peun twp. ;
0. They promise
#ome new aud interesting features for
De Xt year,
Guerney Boob
nsil driving contest,
Brown ;
aud M, Stover,
CENTRE MILLS
y ffarmers sre vusy hauling io
Lheir oats,
Mire, William Sweeley, who was ill
Inst week, is able to be about again,
Mr. Decker and aleter of Bellefonte
visited Mr, and Mrs. Reish on Sup
= |
b
ed to Arthur
remainder of
buries Coble hiss hir
Cummings for
Lue Lhe
sliiaaaer,
Mew, Mary Moyer, sccompanied by
ber brother, Mr. Kline, of Ohio,
were plesss it callers at J. A. Kline's
Guinée ob Monday,
st Blbstmse—
Potters Mills
From last week.
¥ilss Loughner, of Jeanette, is visit-
lug at the Edward Loughoer home.
Frank Eoovist, who ia employed at
Burubsw,Was nome over Sunday.
Mure. Burn-
hao, are visldog ber parent® Mr. and
Lot Condo.
Mr. McCoy, who bas been sick for
EOIue Litue, Is DOL Improving.
Over three bundred sutoes crossed
tue mountains on Hunday,
Jesae took his
Lewistown
point
Hasler and family, of
Xie,
MeUlenshan two
Qn
they are
#islers sLG brother to
from
=unday, whieh
going to Pittsburgh.
a ————— A A a ———
Transfers of heal Estate,
F. W. Crider to samuel G, Tressler,
tract of land in Bellefonte, $621.
J. W. Kerstetter to 8. G. Rote, tract
of iand in Penn Twp. $21,
Harriet herstetter to ¥. G. Rote,
tract of land lo Penn Twp, $3568.50,
H. J. Limbert, Exr., to Vietts Lim-
bert, tract of land in Miles Twp.
$4210,
Irvin Wenee et ux to H. C, Sticker,
tract of land in Haius Twp, $650,
Claude Poorman aud wife et ux to
Eva M, Poormap, tract of land in
Boggs Twp. $1300,
C. B. Aumab et ux to KE. kK. Aumabp,
traci of land in Pepn Twp, $425,
Ww. P. Allen et ux to Ray H.
Smith, tract of lsud in State College.
$325,
W. L. Fotter et al to Katherine M.
Pearce, tinct of land in State College.
$500,
—————— A So AANA
Zottios Will Reune,
The Zettle families will hold their
sonual reunion in Ezes Harier's grove,
in Georges Valley, on BSsturday,
September 20d.
EL J ——
The threshing machine is busy on
the wheal crop throughout the valley.
The yield ie proving to average around
the twenty-bushel-to-the-acre point,
although ae high ae twenty-five bash-
ols wre reported, :
Controlling the running of Automobiles, Motor,
Vehicles, Motor Cycles, Traction Engines, Motor
Busses, as defined by the Act of Assembly July
7th, 1913. Bicycles and other vehicles, on the
Streets and Highways of the Borough of Centre
Hall, providing regulations of traffic and penal-
ties for the violation thereof,
BE IT ORDAINED and enacted by the Town
Couneil of the Borough of Centre Hall, and it is
hereby ordained and enacted by authority of the
same in Town Council assembled :
Brorion 1. All vehicles shall keep to the right
of the centre of the street in the” direction in
which they are traveling.
BrorioN 2. Any vehicle,
vehicle or motor cyele,
going in the same direcdon, shall pass to the left
and not pull over to the right until #8 far ahead
as not to interfere with the progress of the vehicle
passed, and such attempt to pass shall not be
made or permitted unless the way be clear ; and
any such vehicle MEETING another vehicle head.
ing in the opposite direction shall pass to the
right as provided In Section 1.
SporioN 8. When a motor-vehicle or other
including a motor.
OVERTAKING another
upon a motor-vehicle is prohibited on the streets
of the Borough.
BroTION 12, In ease of injury or damage to
person or property, due to the operation of any
vehicle, the operator or driver of the vehicle
shail stop, and render proper assistance, before
procesding
BEOTION 18, Every operator of an electrically
lighted motor-vehicle shall either turn out the
electric search lights, or reduce toaeir candle
power to a minimum by mesos of a dimmer,
when sch cars are either standing or in motion
on the principal streets of the Borough.
Brorion 14. Any constable or police officer of
the Borough, may arrest, without wihrrant upon
view, any person or persons violating any pro
vision or provisions of this ordinavce
Brorion 16. The Burgess shall by public proc-
lamation at such times as he may deem it neces
Bary, close any street or streets, or portions there
of to all traflic, or direct the traffic in one direc
tion on any portion of any street or streets; he
may direct the standing or parking of any vehicle
or vehicles ou suy portion of any street or streets
in this Borough : and he may also from time to
veliicle meets or overtakes a stre@l passenger cur
or motor bus which has stopped for the taking on
or discharging of passengers, the said
vehicle or other vehicle shall not puss the oar or
bus on the side on which the passengers get on or
ddewalk of the street or roadway, or any pass
enger that may be abonit to board the ear or bus
shall have done so,
All vehicles turning Into another
near
TION 4
street to the right shall turn the corner as
the right hand curb as practicable,
Bx All such vehicles turning
other street to the left shall turn around to the
right of the intersection of the center lines of the
two streets
BECTION 6,
BEL
TION B, into an-
All vehicles croming from one side
of the street to the other, on streets where there
i two way traffic, shall head in the same direc
tion as the traffic on that side of the street, either
foliowing the traffic or stopping st the curd
Buorion 7. No vehicles shall back to make a
turn in any street if by doling #0 it interferes with
ther vehicles
SporTioxN 5. No vehicle shall emerge from an
iley, stable, garage or building abutting on a
idewslk at a pace faster than will allow the
er to stop Immediately In cane of danger,
¥ 9 A signal by all
those behind when stopping or slow
raising the whip or band horizontally.
shall be given
nic.es 0
up!
n by all vehicles when turning while in
’
ni, or in starting to turn from & standstill
licatiog the direction in which the turn is to
te made
All vehicles propelled by internal
be equipped with au
cut-out
ngines shall
adequate muiller and the use of a muMer
THE FLY AND EPIDEMICS,
Little Talks on Health & Hygiene by Samo
el G Dizon, 8M D., LL. DD, Commissioner
of Health,
Reams have been printed about the
danger from the house fly. Despite
all that has been said it is a sell evi-
dent fact that people do not under-
stand bow real is the danger from
these pesis. If they did a single
season would be sufficient to wipe ou
the dangerous nuisances, Let people
plays in the transmission of disesse
and they will look upon anyone who
manptains 8 condition which breeds
marily dealt with,
here 1s much wasted advice
swalting the fly and trapping the fly,
abou
vreeding places.
Htables with manure plles that are
#Creenea and
outhouses
carelessly
pest,
to consider it is true. Any oom-
seif from flies will
offensive features,
While it is not definitely
what the fly bas to do with infantile
paraiysie, we have good reason Lo
believe that it takes a part in the
spread of the disesse. That they can
and do carry the germs of typhoid
fever and otter diswsess we know,
It isa wise mother who screens the
baby’s erib,
Thousands of children under one
year of age die snoually ho would be
saved if the fly were eliminated,
SEPTEMBER 9
Encampment opens Sept. oth
for farmers. Twentyight acres are
ADMISSION FREE
tims in the same manner provide for any neces
| sary regulations of traffic and vehicles on the
streets of this Borough : he may also direct the
| prlice officers to regulate the hitching and stand.
{ ing of horse drawn vehicles on the streets and al
leys of the Borough,
Ercriox 16, Every person violating any section
{ of this Ordinance or any provision of this Ordi
| nance shall be liable for every such offense, upon
| summary conviction before any Burgess, Justice
or Magistrate, to a fine of not less than $6.00 nor
| more than $25.00 and costs at the discretion of
| ¥uch officer before whom conviction is had, 10 be
coliectod as like fines and penalties are now by
law collected ; or in case of non-payment or re
fusal of payment of sald fine within forty-eight
bours, ball in doubig the amount of the fine and
costa bedng first entered tw undergo an {mprison-
ment for a period not exceeding ten days; and
upon conviction of a second offense within =
Year, such person will be sentenced
pay a fine of pot les than $10.00 nor more then
$50 00 and costs, and imprisenment for a perfod
not exe oding twenty days in case of DOnpay
for a third offense
one year, the penalty or penaities not io
exceed double that of the second offetise,
secTioN 17. Al
Dances
and upon conviction
Ordinances or parts of Ordi.
inconsistent with the provisions of this
Ordinance be, and the same are hershy repealed
ORDAINED AND ERACTED into Ordi-
nance this 4th Day of August A
DANIEL DAUP,
President of Town Council.
an
D. 1916
ATTE
F. WW. BRADFORD,
Approved the 7th day of August, A. DD. 1916,
B. H, ARSEY,
Burgos
IT OTR E OF ORFHANE OOURT SALE
ESTATE OF SIMON HARPER, LATE OF CEN.
TERE HALL BOROUGH, DECEASED
that the undersigned,
Trustee of the estate of Simon Harper, late of the
Borough of Centre Hall, decossed, has petitioned
title
he sald Bimon Harp
premises hereinalier described. That
said real estate, 80 10 be sold, is situate in Lhe
County of Centre and
bounded and deserited se
Notice is hereby given
the Orphans’ Court for the sale of the right,
and interest of the estate of t
er, in the
{ Borough of Centre Hall,
Biate of Penusyivanis,
fol.ows, 10 wit
Ali Lhe
mewn ©, lene
one-half of sll that certain
ot of ground, sliuate in
County of Centre and
and described as
ndivided
and
the Borough of Centre Hal
>,
bounded
fate of Veaneyivania
i ioliows
Begin
ity snd
ning si sone, thenoe by lot Neo. 10 South
perches to
of Dy an alleg South thirty and one
® cast jour perches 0 sone ; thenoe
ther aliey North G01y and one half degrees
along urn.
obe hail degreos
piace of beginning
measure; it belog
pian of Centre Hail
erected 1 store
‘
one ball degrees Wost ten
by an
Fast luli perches 0 stone | Lthenoe
sorth whiny-aine and
r perches to ihe
sing for.y perches net
plot or
baving
11 on the
Borough, snd hereon
room and reas dwelling house,
said Court made an order to sell all
i interest of said estate in said
sale to the Centre Hail
Lodge, No. 86, Independent Order of Odd Pei
wwe, for the sum of 2258 That a return of ssid
made to the Orphans’ Court of seid
on Monday, the 4th day of September, A.
1956, at len o'clock A. M., at which time said
| sale will be approved by the Orphans’ Court, un-
ed on or teiore said date,
J upon toe confirmation of sald sale, a deed
iehivered wo the purchaser upon the pay.
money, in accordance
yi sii Court,
GEOKGE H., EMERICK,
Trustee of the Estate of Bimon Harper, deceased.
Slo
iat Lhe
i, Lilie a0
Tes.
esiale al privals
| male will be
Lounty
i
oe cXceplions are fi
by is of the purcheas
Heporter Megister.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 18th, at 2 o'clock, p. m..
Clavion B. Stover will fer at public sale ai
Union church, Farmers Mills, small farm of
fifteen acres, under good cultivation. Erected
hereon an Sroom dwelling house, good Dank
burt and necessary outbuildipgs. Well waler
{and cistern
th to 15th, 1916
Exhibition opens September 11th
devoted to camping and exhibition
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THE AMERICAN TOBACCO CO.
PAINT WILL IM-
PROVE ANYTHING
but the face of a pretty woman, for that
needs no improvement Perhaps your
house does. 1fso, we would be glad to
estimate on painting or paperba aging —
po matier how small the job may Do
and we will gusrantee 0 do it right
Our past reputation for good work and
our experience gained Ly 12 years at busi
ness is at your command
FRED DUNZIK
Painting & Decorating
Wall Paper & Paint Store
PLEASANT GAP, PA,
BELL "HONE
EEE es ese.
Hot Weather
Reminders
Puta stop to your baking during
the hot months and purchase your
Bread, Pies, Cakes and Rolls at
this Our
please you.
bakery. goods will
A quart of ice cream for your
dinner will keep you cool,
The Famous Campbell}
Canned Soups
Salmon and Sardines Kept
Constantly on Hand
Centre Hall Bakery
“ Where Good Goods
Come From"
CHAS. PENNINGTON, Proprietor
-DAY
SEASHORE
EXCURSION
Atlantic City
CAPE MAY, WILDWOOD
Ocean City, Sea Isle City, and
Other Resorts
SATURDAYS
August 19, and Sept. 2
$7.60 Round Trip
2 cents additional 10 Atlantic City via
Delaware River Bridge Route,
Only all-rail line to Atlantic City
For details as 10 time of trains from Centre
Hall or stopover privileges soe Flyers,
consult Agents.
PENNSYLVANIA R. R.
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AMES W. SWABB
JU*TICE OF THE PEACE
LINDEN HALL, CENT i
Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, &
ectiled with care. All legal busine
attended 0. Special atl
ting of Estates. Marriage]
¢ licenses, and a
Blanks kept on hand
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| Wait for the
McNESS MAN
WHO SELLS
¥cNESS SANITARY PREPA.
RATIONS
MEDICINES
EXTRACTS
SPICES
TOILET ARTICLES
STOCK TONICS, ETC.
Buy Sealed bottles
from
PALMER E. DREESE
Centre Hall, Pa.
Bell Phone
Special Sale
Low Shoes
50
Reduction
Grasp the opportunity
when it presents itself, as
it
Per
Cent
BE“ This store will close every
Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock.
H. F. Rossman
SPRING MILLS, PA,
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OILS & GASOLINE
1 receive carload sh ts and
pices mes at low.
ost
barrels and drums |
aud a ty ols and tarcline
William McClenahan
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR
CENTRE HALL, PA,