Fg RI in ernst drill. coisa SAR RRR RRS a ——— we - — . — 1 ’ . " ’ i Lucas County, m= SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28th, one o'clock, Ira | reas of Moporier ioe. Ceitre Han» Bive pes of | o RI any en Se ion THURSDAY. OOTOBER 2. 1916 Gromian. at Potters Mills, will sell lot of house: | pated mules, two years old at time of sale. These | t Hor bros Te FS City of To- : ; dul d hold goods, ete. mules will be trafned and hitched on forenoon 0 | jean County and State aforesaid, and ne WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18T, at 1:30 p. m,, | Sale day. Also a lot of cows, fresh and springing. | that sald firm will pay the sum of ONE . 5 W. F, Colyer, 1-4 mile east of Old Fort will sell lot | TUESDAY, MARCH 20th. 9 06} Ww | HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev- oe Grove Mus. Chuan lass ngs aon | Sie, gm lt mile cat 1” Font WAIL Gm ine | £57 case of eatafyh the, catiot be hed W. R. Dale, in his new Dodge car, |50010 600; 4 young boars, weigh 100 to 126: ‘| 1 1aqing io Brushyaliey, iil Jeti live mock. | VY the ge of HA FR ANR 3 CHENEY. motored to Philipsburg on Saturday. voung boars, weigh 50 to 7 i 1 young sow, welgha | ism implements and household” goods. Wike | + petora me and subscribed in rio : . 00 to 125; 8 young sows, weighs 40 to 60 ; 4 young | : . m resence, thi th day of December, Mrs. Mary Wright, who spent the | boars, weighs 40 to 60. The above are al pure | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21st, 10 a, m., about ve 1686, io oth Any summer in the Buckeye state is home | bred Poland Chibe and came from the best two | two miles west of Tusseyviile, by D, Gels Wagner: (Beal) A. W. GLEASON, again. berds in the state of Iowan. Here is an opportun- | Clean up sale of farm stock aud implements, Notary Public. ity to improve your hog stock. Get real size and | Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally Prof. J. L. Foster is steering a new | quality by introducing a jew of these animals in- | THURSDAY, MARCH 2nd, at 10 o'clock 8. m., | gna gets directly upon the blood and mu- . ’ | wo resent he: | R, D. Musser, one mile north of Spring Mills, Pod pon 1h : Overland car 1 W. Mairs, a new |Wgonr prsathent, LL TO TUL | il a, Rin me Of GPR MA | Sou suniacen or ihe svete. Gena Tor Buick car. boar, due by time of sale; 3 large Chesterwhite | Holstein cattle : also farm implements. A clean ¥. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, O. \ ’ 4 3 a : x 4 1 le of everything. Prof. A. C. Weaver, of this town, left |*oWs, bred near time of sale; 20 feeder shoats, | UP Bold by all Druggists, 75c. DWH t welkh 7510 100; 11 head small shoat*, weigh 40 | FRIDAY, MARCH, 28rd, at 10 o'clock &. m., Take Hall's Family Plile for constipation. assistant principal of the High school. Also, S-year old driving colt; the making of a . Al) P 8 good driver. Three fat short-horn rows, Rubber | SS an adi maa, A Sleaneqp gaig, 1 ¥. EL OVsE AND LOT FOR BALE — paralysis the Branch school has been SATURDAY. NOVEMBE 4 d The undersigned offers for ssle house and lot, . rr. oi 3 3 +NOVEMBER 4th, at 12.30 p. m, | Hall, by Lloyd R. Smith : stogk sale, consisting | RB ears closed and the building fumigated. Mm. G JL Goodhart and L C. Goodhart, admrs, | of horse, colts, ‘cows, young cattle, hogs and | Situsted on Church greet, in the borough of Cen- ied n ia rel , . | Will sell at the residence of the former, in Centre | sheep a) es, auct, ay. 4 A i s Pp A vicious colt disemboweled a valus Hall boro: 2 driving horses, 2 buggies. 2 sielghs, F : Si S04 Soutatua beh Immediate possession can be 4 J ” - nl | 3 MES. MARY ROSS ayng Shoruy thereafter, ay farmer! wepNESDAY, MARCH 7th, at 10 o'clock &. m., | Georges Valley Centre Hall, Pa. 7 ” . K. Corl is shy a good animal. J.T Potter and Jas. Callahan, will sell on the old |. P. A. Auman was to Millheim on Thurs- | — The Clubby Smoke — Bull Durham Pp a Hall: F tock, vid i Thursday squeezed out 2600 gallons of | sate of Farm Jock implements, etc.; clean wt CYRUS BRUNGART juice and had it not been for the slip . i papers, will . re ly ill and is now confined to Lis Led, pr wd Li. Landlord C. C. Long quite recently g . had a fox kennel built in his yard and we ! > now has three red foxes on exhibition. yo 128 and Kerosene Edwin Greninger, tenant on the Jacob at 4 . . Gephart farm, will quit farming next| § Agricultural colleges experiment to i id Charles Gephart will mov .~. al . . a place, : pa Ye ; ascertain the best feeding methods for res 0000000000000 7000 This week Mrs. C. C. Mallory and Mrs pi pigs. ; By scientific study they de- Robert Deiti both Jett for Pittsburgh termine what will practically assure where they joined their husbands who ; . are emj ved dare : success and profits. ¥ - : ? Gas " . . . Rayolight Oil in Raye Lamps. Some of our farmers have finished What has this to do with kerosene ? Many beautiful designs moderately hueking corn The crop is far above 2 : 7s 2a : priced $1.90 up. Ask your dealer expectations, some fields averaging 90 " Just this: scientific research by ex- to 100 bushels per acre. perts has produced a kerosene for you Rev. Stauffer last week vacate! the . to feed your lamps and oil stoves—a Perfection Reformed parsonage and moved to the - . . . 3 engtern part of t Wa into Mrs teuben : kerosene 80 highly refined, 80 pure in Smokeless Kramer's home. form, that it is called Oil Heat ——————— 1 eater { olyer. Mr and Mm. P. B. Jordan spent Sun- ATLANTIC | No chopping Chas. D. Bartholomew BALTIMORE day afternoon at Potters Mills. kindling, no shov- CENTRE MALL, PA. The Monumental C'ty Mrs. Orvis Horner spent Saturday ¢ eling coal, no tink- | i with her mother, Mrs. Anna McClena- ering with draughts. - 2000800020 L0000008005000 Sunday November bth han, at Potters Mills. Just strike a match y Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Weaver, daughter and your Perfection | Special Train Leaves Willa, and grandma Fye spent Sunda Oil Heater will keep i. with dr at Farmers wills. way you warm and comfortable, mo Centre Hall (Saturday, Kor. b) t Buff Rossioan and Miss Bessie Litiick]l § to distinguish it from ordinary kinds. It matter how hard the wind blows. | 11:02 P. M. are visiting at the home of the latter's| § will not smell, smoke or char the wicks. You You won't have any smoke, soot, JUST RECEIVED Reluraing Loaves parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Littick. : can have a brilliant yet soothing light and a ashes, or the slightest odor. Any | Washington = == « qupP.M Rev. A. J Horner took sup er Sun- 4 steady, room-filling heat without fussing dealer will be lad to show you | {i Baltimsore Union S ation 8 20 P n day evening with bis nephew, Orvis| Fg with burners, trimming wicks and turning Retfection Of Heaters, Bicgy Carload | #a8ee the New National Mus wm, Libre. Horner. 3 i ry of Congress, Capitol Bullding, Waal Everybody gat ready for the stead: the flame up and down. When used in $3.50 to $5.00 1 of Clb, Oapiitl Sunging. Yosh ing. Look out George, you are going to lanterns it gives a clear, far-reaching light. _ a Red Cedar oF Ruinrion, i il bow PRE BE i ne SCRE 83 Vadbl. $6.00 Round Trip ‘Washington The National Capital oR Insurance and Real Estate Want to Buy or Sell? I wees POWs De SEE US FIRST PPe 000000008 RTLARPNTI BRP OROR SPove Severe ow: cateh it ! And it costs not a penny more than ordinary Mrs. George Yarnell and daughter kinds. Always ask for it by name. See Fiye's Consult Agents spent a few days at the G. R. Meiss Watch for the sign—Atlantic Rayolight Oil For Sale Here. You're likely to . : Shingles PENNSYLVANIA R. R. homes, as week ; find it a reliable place to do most of your buying. When the wind howls, and the aks 8. aud Xs, Howard Lingle ener snow packs along the windows, it's a heap o’ comfort to have Slate Supber 31 Jd irigea from a barrel of Atlantic Rayofight Oil on hand. Don't take it : emerge Foster Frasier and family of Egg Hill il home unless the brand name is on the barrel. Which we are offering at [1 cesses ussossassnnts spent Sunday at the Charles Miller woe yA) THE ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY Special Prices { Sweater Coats and Mrs Roy Martz aod little 50c to $5.50 daughter paid Mr. and Mrs. John Horn- 3 J Pittsburgh and Philadelphia BY Bed and Horse er, of Linden Hall, a visit, Sunday. Merchant G. R. Meiss attended the | Demonte rally at Belerotte or Wed. f : Zettle & Lucas Blankets Quality and comfort ; nesd ay. Mr. and Mrs. James Fetterolf, of Cen- CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS at prices that arc right Selz Shoes tre Hall, spent Monday at the home of L. C. BULLOCK, JR. There'd be but one Mrs Sarah Shadow, helping her to raise | Proprietors her potatoes. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE / Centre Hall Planiog Mill, shoe if everyone knew—SELZ, Try Walter Refluer with a young son last ; —— we will discontinue giving punch est quality of Oysters the EARLYSTOWN, 74 ; CAKES et —— Cornhusking and thrashing is in order : The reason for the discontinuance being the ———————— re ————— STATE COLLEGE, PA. Centre Hall, Pa, Wooawara, Lega! business prompily attended to. oe collie w » : esti poner Dewey Mota, from Akron, Ohio, is|promptly. Money 10 loan a ‘or oo spending some time with his parents. ur as much as you want octiz-lyr * sn - Master Raymond Ard, from Asarons-] = a ———————— een ’ | burg, spent Saturday and Sunday with his father, Wilson Ard. ¥ i AMES Ww. SWARB3 i Jay Ettlinger and sister, Miss Bessie, || JUSTICE OF THE PEACE — ——— sters from Monessen, spent two weeks with|/ LINDEN HALL, CENTRE €.0., PA. their uncle, Daniel Benner. Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, &o, w7itten and ex- | Jackson Sheesley and family attended attended 10. Special Afton res OIL his brother-in-law’s fune:al, held in Mil- || Pine of Estates. Muarrisge L' ceases, Automo- | On and after October 15, 1916, From now you will find d . week. ; Bl 1. Tcurich ae) tous, ugh YAR cards or tickets for premiums ket afioeds | G an iles, accompanied Warren Smith : . — - : and family to Laurelton on Sunday. PE hi Frades for stew for Fall and Winter. * Mr. and Mrs. Miller and children and v ing an ing CUMNC Harry Wolfe and family, from Mifflin. JESSENKAY, the wonderful All tickets or cards outstanding will be re- ry : KUMNC burg, spent Sunday with friends in| — Substitute for air, posi FRESH CRACKERS — town. tire troubles — prevents deemed until January 1st, 1917. Positively no ; tures, blow outs, and “slow leaks" — ’ . THE GOOD CRISPY KIND H ssman J. L. Kreamer and granddaughter,| doubles life of your i : : : Miss Lulu Guisewite, are pending some | casings, cuts tire tickets or cards will be redeemed after January that fairly melt in the mouth. among the farmers. Punctur yl ALWAYS FRESH AND GOOD James Lingle, a student at Susque- /] continual advance in the cost price of merchan- OILS & GASOLIN hanna University, spent Sunday with / CANNED GOODS rents. ) recei ts and isses Dorothy Ruble, Verna and Re dise. of ‘vations Kinda, Ye tion hd at low Sara Frantz spent Sunday evening at 1 di est prices the Samuel Durst home, ry we 8 By order of — P nnin ’ Bring your barrels and drums ——— pn mew the expen ran i A : € gton S and try my ous and gasoline. ¢ You will not diechorge your fullest HE BUSINESS MEN'S ' f duty if you stop st voting for Wilson, her day it. We have comvincing T US BAKERY William McClenahan ¥ The president Leen n congress back of you. ASSO, OF MILLHEIM, PA. In the Hotel Building WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR him snd this calls for you to rupport NTRE CENTRE HALL, PA, Mr. Otvie for the U. ¥, Heuste and M+, CH HALL rn. Tobias lor Kepreswutative in Congrese, PRO PO00000000wePOOROBON tov Pav QERIVOON VEVIIVVLOIPNLOVSVOVTVOVL BORN AIPNOIVIPOVL GOVT GIP TROD ton, on’ Sunday. Blanks kept on hand. © © Nev. 30 YF. us supplied with the choic- time with bis son, Charles, in Norris-| fall emapolt #2 = SPRING MILLS, PA. Nov. 251 yr. The stork presented Mr. and Mrs. —_— town. carrying of \ Ist, 1917, BREAD, PIES AND csnevers corres