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Aaronsburg,
# Thelma Cable, of State College, is
being entertained by ber uncle, Prof.
Bartlet, %
A large number from this section at.
tended the Sugar Valley campmeeting
on Bunday.
Cloyd Btover, wife aud little son, of
Penn Hall, spent a few days with his
father, George M. Blover.
Quite a pumber attended the funeral
of Mrs, Barbara Btover at Wolfs
Chapel, on Monday.
Mre. W. H. Phillips is visiting her
brother and other relatives at Free-
burg. ,
Mrs. W. C. Mingle, from Akron,
Ohio, arrived on Friday at the home
of her parents.
EaMre, Anna M. Kreamer, of Lock
Haven, was pleasantly entertained for
a few days by Mr, and Mrs, Ed. Fehl
. Fred Guisewite, who spent Lhree
weeks among friends bere, returned on
Saturday to bis home in Akron, Ohio.
Mr. Wetherhold, from Allentown, is
visiting his mother-in-law, Mrs,
Caroline Mages; also Mr. and Mre.
W. A. Culsewite,
Clarence Eisenhauer will go to
Akron, Ohio, this week where bis
brother Pbil has secured him a posi-
tion.
Misses Lois Cummings snd Mable
Musser, of Rebersburg, were gu sts of
the former's grapomotuer, Mre.
Charles Wolfe.
Mrs. Roy Auman, nee Aunie Elsen-
bauer, from Youcgstowp, Obio, ar-
rived at the home of her parents in
this place on Saturday.
Mr, and Mr, E, E. Ardry and two
daughters, Lela and Verne, of Belle
fonte, spent a few days al tbe home of
Mr. and Mre, George Weaver.
Mrs, John Halues avd family, Mrs.
Catura Corman aod daughter Susan,
attended the Husius and doslermsan re-
poiun Jeet week in the Penpsvalley
narrows,
Mrs. Fred Burd and two children,
Roy and Florence, will return to their
home in Ohio this week. Mr. Burd
will remain some time longer on sc-
count of poor health.
Walter Orwig, who is employed in
the Miiton shop#, came up in the traio
on Batuiday afteruoon. While he was
waiting at the Coburn station he was
badly hurt when the Madisonburg
driver backed his sautu against him
striking bis leg with great force,
pet emrem—
Colyer.
‘ Boise Brown mother
Bunday at Fred Brown's home,
¢ Mise Ruthi Royer spent Saturday
afternvon with Willa Weaver.
Fred Brown who has been sick for
soe time ds improving slowly.
Alfred Lee and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs, Ezra Breon, from Philadelphia,
spent Sundey at the John Lee howe,
Mise Willa Weaver has been under
the doctor’s care for some time bul sat
this writing is improving.
William and Emory Zerby bave
goue to the city to spend their vaca-
tion.
Mrs, J. L. Tressler, from Linden
Hall, spent Thursday at the William
Farner home.
BMr, and Mre. P. B, Jordan visited
the James Moyer home at Potters
Mills, Bundsy. w
te Elmer Miller took Thomss Hoeter-
man aod family to camp meetiog at
Sugar Valley on Bunday, the trip be-
ing made in the Dodge car.
Mr. aud Mre. John Horner, daugh-
ter Grace, and Charles Taylor epent a
short time Saturday at the Orvis
Horner home.
w Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Loug and
children from Spring Mille, aud Mrs,
Paul Swabb and James Bwabb spent
Bunday at the Jacob Royer howe,
Those who spent Sunday al the U,
R. Meise home were: Mr. and Mrs,
George Yarpell aud daughter Cather-
ine, Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Jordan and
son Luke, and Hoy Martz.
Mr. and Mre. Charles Miller and son
Edgar, Mrs. Nora Jordan aod Miss
Ida Klinefelier attended camp meel-
ing at Bugar Valley, Bundasy. The
trip was made in Mr, Miller's car.
sud spent
STATE AGRICULTURAL NOTES,
fi Berks county, estitantes piace the
wheat crop at ten per cent. above the
average production, although a con-
siderable portion wae damaged in the
shock by she heavy raine,
Throughout the State the hay yield
has been unprecedented and two mil
lion more tons was produced over last
year,
In the northern ter counties con-
siderable grain remained in the shocks
in the field on the first of August, ,
EClearfield county apples are said to
have considerable scab and many hold
hail storm marke,
Adams county reports an apple yield
of practically ninety per cent, of an
AVerage crop.
The excessive drought during the
first few weeks of August has caused
damage to the potato crop which ia
not expected to reach an aversge yield,
Tobacco is back snd Irregular in
growth and the worms are reported
very bad in Lancaster county.
In sections of Mouigomery county
wheat has averaged about twenty-two
pushels to an acre lu the threshing.
BOALSBURG
Miss Ada Keen spent several days st
Miliheim,
R. B., Harrison is spending some
time at Niagara Falls,
Miss Florence Hazel
friends at Rebersburg.
Mise Ida Johnson of Lewistown
visited Mrs, Emma Stuart,
Mre, Nannie Coxey and daughter
spent several days at Williamsport.
Miss Elizabeth Bhally, of Btate Col-
lege, visited her friend, Leona Allen.
Mre, Keller Mothersbaugh visited
relatives here several days of Inst week,
Mies Esther Bparr, of Williamsport,
is visiting al the O. W. Btover home.
Mre, Irvin and two children are
visiting at the home of George Bhu-
garts,
Miss Mary Reish Is spending the
week with Daniel Houser at Houser-
ville.
Mr, and Mre. Willlam Brown and
children spent several days at Will-
iamsport,
Mr. and Mre. Adam Zeigler of State
College spent Sunaay at the Charles
Corl home.
Mre, F. W, Weber spent several
days with her daughter, Mre, Charles
Ross, at Pine Grove,
Mre, Mary Brouee, of Pine Grove, is
spending some time at the home of
her sop, William Brouse.
Mr. and Mre. Henry Reitz, Mrs.
Brues Lonberger and Robert Reitz, at-
tended the funeral of a sister of Henry
Reitz, at Bunbury.
Ezra Breon of Philadelphia has
joined his wife and daughter at the A,
E. Lee home where he will spend bie
vacation.
James Bryson of Derry has joined
his wife and daughter at the M. A,
Woods howe where he will spend his
vacation,
Mr. and Mrs, Kreamer and two chil-
dren and Mr. and Mre. Musser and
three children, of Millhelm, spent
Sunday at the Namuel Weaver home,
James Rosse apd dsughter Luella
apd Mre, P. Bliss Meyer and two
grandchildren took a trip across the
Heven Mountains on Friday in an auto
which was driven by Cyril Zechman.
On Sunday Dr. Grant Keller, wife
and children, Mre, O. L., Mothers-
baugh, Mies Mary Marklesnd Mr, and
Mre, Williaa Mothersbaugh snd son
autoed to Willismosport where they
spent the day with Keller Mothers
baugh and family.
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CENTRE MILLS
Mr. and Mre, John Yesrick, of Ziop,
visited Mr. and Mre. Adam Relish on
Monday.
James Gramley, of (llinols, was a
welcome guest at the Bhaltz home one
day last week,
Miss Annie Greninger,
ville, who visited
Arthar Cammioge,
to her home,
Paul Hackmen, sccompanied by his
wife and dsughter, spent Bunday iu
Sugar Valley, evjoying the camp
meeting.
Mre, Cann and four children, of Al
toons, are spending this week at the
home of the former's parents, Mr, and
Mre, J. A. Kline,
Johp, a little grandson of Perry
Winters, of Smullton, was operated up-
on for enlarged tonsils and is lmprov-
ing nicely.
Mr. and Mra. William Bweely and
two little daughters and Mr. and Mrs,
Adam Reish avd little daughter visit.
ed relatives near Jersey Shore Hastur-
day and Bunday. They aleo stopped
at the campmeeting at Boonville on
their homeward journey.
Prof, W. V. Godehall, wife and little
son, who came here on & visit from
West Virginia, depai ted last week for
the home of the former's parents Dear
Philadelphia, Their two daughters
remained with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mre. J. A. Kline, Prof,
(Godsball will teach the Bpring Mills
high school for the ensuing year, and
io addition to that will prepare stu-
dents for college.
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Woodward.
George Weaver and wife, from
Philadelphis, spent a few days in
town last week.
After spending two weeks with her
sister in Harrisburg, Miss Alma Btover
returned to her home on Friday.
Mies Belle Welsh, from Denver,
Colorado, is visiting among friends in
town.
Miss Alice Geary, a nurse from
Trenton, New Jersey spent a day Ilsst
week with friends in town.
Miss Lida Hosterman spent several
days last week with her friend, Mies
Babra Boger, in Mifflinburg.
Mr. and Mre. Robert Bweetwood,
from Paulsboro, New Jersey, are
spending a few days with the lady's
parents, Dr. and Mre. W. P. Ard.
After spending three weeks with
her parents, Mr. and Mre. H. O.
Fiedler, Mrs. Roy Musser and son re-
turned to their home In Akron, Ohio,
on Monday.
Mr. sud Mre. Willet Hosterman and
son Earl and Oliver Hosterman and
wife, from Buffalo, New York, spent
two days last week with their mother,
Mrs, C. W. Hosterman, They were
accompanied home by their mother
snd grandson, Oliver,
is visiting
of Tussey-
niece, Mrs,
Inet week returned
her
In several sections of the Bate it |
reported that the quail have been a big
assistance in cleaning the potato
patches of buge,
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
Strects 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
Counell of the Borough of Centre Hall, and it is
hereby ordained and enacted by authority of the
same in Town Council assembled :
gporion 1. All vehicles «hall keep to the right
of the centre of the street in the direction in
which they are traveling.
Sxorion 2. Any vehicle, including a motor
vehicle or motor eycle, OVERTAKING snother
going in the same direcdon, shall pass to the left
and not pull over to the right until so 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
soy such vehicle MEETING another vehicle bead-
ing in the opposite direction shall pass to the
right as provided in Section 1.
Broriox 3. When a motor-vehicle or other
vebicle meets or overtakes a street passenger car
or motor bus which has stopped for the taking on
or discharging of passengers, the sald motor
vehicle or other vehicle shall not pass the car or
bus on the side on which the passengers get on or
off, until the car or bua has started, and any pes,
eugers alighting shall have gotten safely to the
sidewalk of the street or roadway, or any pass
enger that may be about to board the car or bus
shall have done so,
gxorion 4. All vehicles turning into enother
street to the right shall turn the corner as near
the right hand curb as practicable.
fporiox 6. All such vehicles turning into an-
other street to the left shall turn around to the
two streets
Sxoriox 6. All vehicles crossing from one side
of the street to the other, on streets where there
is two way trafic, shall head in the same direc
tion as the traffic ou that side of the street, either
loliowing the traffic or stopping at the curb
8xoTi0 No vehicles shall back © make a
turn in any street if by doing #0 it interferes with
other vehicles
gxorion 8. No vehicle shall emerge from an
alley, stable, garage or building sbutting on
driver to stop immediately in case of danger.
Brorion 9. A signal shall be given by all
ing up by raising the whip or hand horizontally,
A visible or audible signal shall
be given by all vehicles when turning while in
moti on, or in starting to turn from a standstill,
indicating the direction in which the turn is
be made
Bxorion 10.
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Szcrion 11.
combustion engines shall
NJ OTICE OF ORPHANE COURT SALE
ESTATE OF SIMON HARPER, LATE OF CEN-
TRE HALL BOROUGH, DECEASED
Notice is hereby given thal the undersigned,
Trustee of the estate of Simon Harper, late of the
Borough of Centre Hall, deceased, has petitioned
the Orphans’ Court for the ssle of the right, title
and interest of the estate of the sald Simon Harp
er, in the premises hereinafler described. That
sald real estate, so 0 be wolf, is situate in the
Borough of Centre Hall, County of Centre and
State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as
follows, to wit
All the undivided ono-ball of all that certain
messua -e, tenement and lot of groin, wliuate in
the Borough of Centre Hall, County of Centre and
tate of bounded oh described as
follows
Beginning at stone, thenos
ity and one-half
{ Pennsylvania
by lot No. 10 Bouth
stone |
half degrees east four perches to stone; thence
East ten perches to stone ; thence along turn-
pike North thirty-nine
containing forty perches net measure; It belog
Borough, and having erected thereon
room and frame dwelling house.
That the mid Court made an order to sell all
the right, title and interest of sald estate in sald
real estate at private sale to the Centre Hall
Lodge, No. #6, Independant Order of Odd Fel-
lows, for the sum of $2256 Thats return of said
sale will be made to the Orphans’ Court of said
County, on Monday, the ith day of September, A.
D. 1916, at ten o'clock A.M. at which time said
sale will be approved by the Orphans’ Court, un-
less exceptions are filed on or before sald date,
and upon the confirmation of sald sie, a deed
will be delivered to the purchaser upon the pay-
ment by ii of the purchas: money, in accordance
with the order of said Court.
GEORGE H. EMERICK,
Trustee of the Estate of Simon Harper, deceased,
ht 0, a
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LOST «Plain Gold Bracelet, at the festival at
Synagogue church in Georges Valley, Ssturda
evening, August 12 Finder will recpive re
Yi Mable Leister, Spring Mills, Pa,
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SERD "WHEAT FOR SALE. —Four- “row Fults
wheat, yielded this year over 19 bushels Pers sore.
Price per bushel, $1 30; terms cash —-W, H.
DU , Centre Hall, Pa. ‘0.8
Encampment opens Sept. 9th
ADMISSION FREE
George Gingerich, G, L. Goodhart,
upon a motor-velilele is prohibited on the streets
of the Borough,
Brorion 12, In cease of Injury or damage to
person or property, due to the operation of soy
vehicle, the operator or driver of the vehicie
shall stop, and render proper assistance, before
proceeding.
Brorion 18, Every operator of an electrically
lighted motor-vehicle shall either turn out the
electric search lights, or reduce thelr candle
power to a minimum by means of & dimmer,
when such cam are either standing or in motion
on the principal streets of the Borough.
Bromion 14. Any constable or police officer of
the Borough, may arrest, without warrant upon
view, any person or persons violating suy pro-
vision or provisions of this ordinance,
Srorion 15. The Burgess shall by public proe-
lamation at such times as he may deem it neces
sary, close any street or streets, or portions there
of to all trafic, 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 on any portion of any strest or streets
in this Borough : and he may also from time to
time 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
police officers (0 regulate the hitching and stand
ing of horse drawn vehicles on the streets and al-
leys of the Borough,
Broriox 16, Every person violating any section
of this Ordinance or any provision of this Ordi
nance shall be lable for every such offense, upon
summary conviction before any Burgess, Justice
or Magistrate, to a fine of not less than $5.00 nor
more than $25.00 and costs at the discretion of
such officer before whom conviction is had, to be
coliectod as lke floes and penalties are now by
law collected ; or in case of non-payment or re
fusal of payment of sald fine within forty-eight
co sta being fin! entered, to undergo an imprison
ment for a period not exceeding ten days: and
upon conviction of a second offense within &
period of one year, such person will be synlenced
to pay & fine of not les than $10.00 nor mare than
$50 00 and costs, and imprisonment for a period
not exceeding twenty days in case of non-pay-
ment; and upon conviction for a third offense
within one year, the penalty or penalties not to
exooed double that of the second offense.
Bxorion 17. All Ordinances or parts of Ordi
panoces inconsistent with the provisions of this
Ordinance be, and the same are hereby repealed
ORDAINED AND ENACTED into an Onrdl
this 4th Day of August A. D. 1916,
DANIEL DAUP,
President of Town Council
ATTEN
F. W. BRADFORD,
Secretary of Town Council.
Approved the 7th day of August, A. D. 1¥16,
B. H ARNEY,
Burgess.
FETTEROLF'S GARAGE
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Auto Service.
Repair Work a Specialty.
All Kinds of Repairs for
Ford Cars constantly on
hand.
Expert Workmanship
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Use Wagner's High
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Limestone
and sweeten your soil and see the
results on your crops.
I am now prepared to furnish
you with pulver zed limestone
from stone that analyzed as high
as g6 per oent.
Place your order early to be sure
you get what you need.
$2 per ton, loose,
$3 “ “ in 100 Ib
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E. C. WAGNER
CENTRE MALL
sess ssesesseses
Exhibition opens September 11th
by farmers and
CHAIRMAN
Hot Weather
Reminders
Puta stop to your baking durirg
the hot mouths and purchase your
Bread, Pies, Cakes and Rolls at
this bakery. Our goods
please you.
A quart of ice cream for your
dinner will keep you cool.
will
The Famous Campbell
Canned Soups
Salmon and Sardines Kept
Constantly on Hand
Centre Hall Bakery
“ Where Good Goods
Come From"
CHAS. PENNINGTON, Propristor
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SEASHORE
EXCURSION
Atlantic City
CAPE MAY, WILDWOOD
Ocean City, Sea Tale City, and
Other Resorts
SATURDAY
September 2
$7.60 Round Trip
25 cents additional to Atlantic City via
Delaware River Bridge Route.
Only all-rall line to Atlantic City
Por details as to time of trains from Oentre
Hall or stopover privileges see Flyers,
PENNSYLVANIA R. R.
AMES W, SWABB
JUSTICE OF THE PE ALE
LINDEN HALL ENTRE A
Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, &c, written and
ecuted with care. All legal bu z
attended to. Special sttent
ting of Estates, Marricge
bite Licenses, and a
Blanks kept on hand
Wait for the
McNESS MAN
WHO SELLS
McNESS SANITARY PREPA.-
RATIONS
MEDICINES
EXTRACTS
SPICES
TOILET ARTICLES
STOCK TONICS, ETC.
Buy Sealed bottles
from
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Centre Hall,
Beli Phone
Pa.
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WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR
CENTRE HALL, PA.