THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
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cuffs and a straight
to hem of back und |
id in broad checks.
olive green cape
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Office, Crider's
Penns Valley Banking Company |
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Davaid K. Keller, Cashizr
Receives Deposits & Discounts Notes |
neck
Exchange
Furs of Every Kind and Design Are
Permissible—Empire Hats Reap-
pearing—Dinner Frock in
Pale Smoke Gray.
how sensitive a
woeuring
nnd
hot days,
Frince
August
Rhone
it
every
nll 1
Sebastian
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from Han
find
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hits,
villey,
on
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throng
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in Union
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the
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may be about
fur, ermine
about the neck
throw her sensitiveness
when it comes
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that
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in advance
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are not «
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H. G. STROHMEIER
CENTRE HALL, : . PA.
Manufacturer of
and Dealer in i
HIGH GRADE NC \ | [| ro Eugenie loved, The wliiiuers o) 4 Zan Faymente
Monumental Work 5 Fl velvet, the edge binnd with ri A CR
in all kinds of SYS / ib ;
Marble and Granite
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Voile Frock for Dinner.
be banded with fur from
down and the shoul
may wear fur
tha -
the Second Hand
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contract of THE HOME whi seives in Providing Pretty Lin.
case of death the
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and twentieth yaa rns
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to GRANT HOOVER)
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Steinway .. 9175.00
Knabe.... 165.00
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y} f that will save vou upwards ’ BEA, 1 . 9
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Kimball. . 70. 00 take ad vantage of these monevsay g prices and send to-day
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Got Something
You
Want to Sell?
Most people have a piece
of furniture, a farm imple-
ment, or something else
which they have discard.
ed and which they no lon-
ger want,
These things are put in
the attic, or stored away
in the barn, or left lying
about, getting of less and
less value each year,
WHY NOT
I SELL THEM?
Somebody wants those
very things which have
| become of no use to you.
Why not try to find that
some y by putting a
want advertisement in
"THIS NEWSPAPER?
unusual pett
An
kK trimmed
nainsook
fles of batiste
chemise panel fro
Rosebuds
has a
ince, are
mr
rules,
de
is on the
A pink crepe chine
ind shirred
ich make it
nde
especially
wear I RR gown that
front oly dis “ten Se at the
A fine quality of pink
fashions a chemi tris
It
how na
two re
sides,
chi
with
lines,
crepe de
¥ 4
nined He
is cut on new show
ing panel effect may be
it
ther 111.
tes to gather the 1:
yet
sides,
pair
of white 1
with one sheer ane
A of knicks
iIXon evenly strig
dainty rhockers is
weed,
me heavier stripe,
i
The bodice is of flesh-eolored habs
A 6 i 8B i ? i
ilk, straps and
ir a lnishing
all, with picot edges
fe and three tiny flat be
front.
1iffled on every
WE
satin down the
Val lace
nains b em
of
ibbon
» front,
of
is rn
in
spd
sort
fn Wer princess
in
bow
00
effect
ends trim
A
ith
French knotted
A PN N SND PAP A NNNSUPNPNGNSNINIPNPN
ut of the yok
Rien Bh se
black or
~-Flowers That Make Beautiful
Table Decorations.
In « for a
io
arrying out a color scheme
or dinner it is not
to stick to it too closely so far as
food 18 concerned, but rather
suggest it. For Instance, in a
and yellow scheme, in the first course
the may be suggested In an
egg-yolk garnish and the purple in|
ripe olives. The custard in the soup
should be yéiiow, as well as the sauce |
with the fish, the orange cup for the
salad and the yellow dressing,
Purple sweet peas form a beautiful
table decoration, as do pansies or vio-
lets, Many flowers may be found to
carry out this color scheme and may
be used In decorating the place cards,
which may be lightly tinted yellow,
with a spray of the chosen flower, Nut
baskets could be tied with little bows
of yellow or purple ribbon and cov-
ered with either color of crepe paper.
If another salad than orange were
used, an orange ice could be served,
and little éakes decorated with ean.
died violet ledves would further carry
out the color se hoe.
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DICTATES OF FASHION
The white bonded. nets are in high
favor for evening wear,
White head trimming is the feature
of a sports sult of white pongee,
Flesh colored organdie takes the
place in some of the summer frocks
that flesh colored chiffon took in win.
ter frocks,
The upstanding frill around the
neck that is cut away a bit at the
wise
try
to
violet
yellow
shoulders is still featured In sowe
of the
ERtin.
Aren
fers, }
with a pl:
to give the best
Yel enloving a
not before known for Yellow
silk sweaters smiedd to binze the wo
for there
low striped sports
attractive frocks of ye
with white
i riped
iin white or colored
ults,
ro
low ju ] vogue it
years,
Bed
Are yel
Tot t
the vogue, and now
and white
combined
color,
Broeaded silk for girdles and othep
trimming ig in demand, the
same sort of touch of color that eine
broidery does, if skillfully nnd,
of course, It Is far less work to tuck
in a bit of brocade than it is to em-
broider even a simple patiern by hand,
Veils attached to the hat sre
ranged in many ways, Sometimes
there Is a short vell arranged almost
lke a frill at the back of the hat.
The same arrangement is sometimes
mnde ucross the front of the hat
Long veils attached to the top of
the hat crown flout over the shoul
ders and many veils hang lke last
year's trains, at one side only,
51550
or rome other
It gives
used,
ar
Early Aun Hats,
Bucceeding the black and dark toneu
velvet hats of July there Is a new fash.
ion In hats appearing in the streets of
New York and Chicago. These are
broad brimmed and rather flexible and
are trimmed merely with a broad band
of velvet ribbon tied in a bow at the
center or side back and falling to the
waistline or even below. The hate
are of the thinnest felt satin or panng
and are usually in neutral or paste
r Iat-st Hat
i our
stalog of
Feud terds
53
of pen i bargaios a
complete ew Llustrat
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P. A. Starck Piano Co.
arey plane ie enuitied
Sens (re = ne
i Lbwd ofa ®
res fmuvie
wn schools in ar iid
w laken Io your ows Bome al your sone
10 re.
of the
Manufacturers Chicag 0
{ fonerete
| soon.”
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“oe I guess I'll »
| ther right away.’
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Her Limit
Bhe could golf from morn tI night,
Then dance the whole night ong
But she elp do housework,
CAtse shie wasn't very strong
ildn't
Some Force Required,
sorry to you buck here
gald the
“Your honor.’
prisbuner,
agin we,”
“You mean
temptation?”
“Erno, your honor,
cops to bring me
a s—— ———
“I'm gop
fudge.
answered the battered
“1 did my best, but luck was
against
you siruggled
but it took six
here”
Unsatisfactory.
The old farmer was looking over a
comic paper the storekeeper at the
crossroads emporium had given him,
“1 don’t think much uv this paper no
how, by grass!" he remarked.
“What's th’ matter with it? queried
hig good wife.
“They ain't nothin’ In it much but
pickters,” replied the old granger, “an’
most uv them ain't so.”
Not Yet Disiliusionized.
“What are you reading there?™
“A poet's farewell to his flivver, It
was stolen a week ufter he bought It.”
“The verses seem to affect you. 1 see
tears In your eyes.
“is a deeply moving lament. No
one who had owned a cur for any
length of time could grieve over Its loss
shades,
with such poignant woe.”
Optical Hlusion
shins 14
“I
ened w
is
ie}
sanld n threat
Perse
: iv 1} vy
Will only Rew
lin oh
sensickposs
his eyes fixed on some lmmovehle
replied the
Um, “1 hentd of t
| while taking a short sul! in the
kept my eves fixed on
the
I hecame that
recent vie
gulf
a lighthouse, bu
or I looked the
it w
the turkéy trot.”
OnE more co
as trying
Not Needed.
“I'm looking for a fob.” said the col
lege gradunte
“What can you do?" asked the corpu
| lent man st the desk,
“1 was the best all-ar
in my class.”
wand athel ste
use you here. You see,
orderly business nnd don't require the
services of a bouncer.”
An Overcrowded Phrase.
“Anything wrong with that story ?™
asked the youthful reporter,
"Oh, It will do, 1 guess” answered
the city editor. “but there ig one thing
I wish you would remember.”
“What i= that?
“The intelligent newspaper reade
takes It for granted that suicide is a
‘rash act”
EN
WHAT SHE DID,
“What did that woman do when her
pet dog Jumped on you and bit you?”
“She gave we a very reproachful
look, an’ then she ordered the dog's
valet to give It a bath.”
Waiter's Philosophy.
With a bow and a cheerful smite,
The juggier of cups and plates
| Thus spake as he pocketed a ip:
“AN things come to him who welts."
FASHIONABLE INCOMPETENCE
Offending a Celebrity.
on pained
look he
“What him?"
tor
of
had
poet,”
“You tried hard to work that swell
guy for a tip. Did he give you one?”
“Yes: he gave we two. He handed
me 1 dine and told me to never Judge
& man's wealth by the clothes he
yore.”
Matter of Sex.
Bhe--It is sald that most men whis
He—Yes, and 1 believe most women