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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
ISSUED WEEKLY.
~ENTRE HALL - - PENN’A.
THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1917
SMITH & BAILEY .
8. W. SMITH
Proprietors
Bditer
' Balt
EDWARD E, BAILEY { fosiness or and
Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hall &s
second Class mail matter,
TERMS. —The terms of subscription to the Re-
porter are one and one-half dollars per year.
ADVERTISING RATES-Display advertise
ment of tempor more inches, for three or more in
sertions, ten cents per inch for each issue . Dis
Ray advertising occupying less space than ten
nohes and for less than three insertions, from
fifteen to twenty-five cents per inch for each
fssue, according to composition, Minimum
charge seventy-five cents,
Local notices acoompanying display advertis-
ing five cents per line for each insertion; other-
wise, eight cents per line, minimum charge,
twenty-five cents,
Legal notices, twenty cents per line for three
insertions, and ten cents per line for each ad-
ditional insertion
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Presbyterian.—Centre Hall,
Spring Mills, moming;
ntre Hall, evening.
morning.
Reformed
afternoon ; Cs
Union,
Lutheran. —Spring Millis
Hall, afternoon ; Tusseyville,
morning ;
evening.
Centre
turer, completed the Centre Hall Lec-
ture Course for this season on Tuesaday
evening. Those who imagined that the
lyceum buresu had supplied him ae
an extra number
# good measure ” to e course,
therefore nothing really good was to
be looked for, hed in store for them
one of the most agreeable surprises of
any lecture course season. The groes
misconceptions that the American
to serve 88 & sort
apd
DEATHS
Susan M, Slover, widow of W. R.
Stover, died at the home of her daugth-
er, Mre, 8B, L, Gepbart, in Rebersburg,
on Monday morning, of spoplexy.
Hho was born February 3, 1842, mak-
ing ber sge past seventy-five years,
Funeral services will be held on Fri-
day morning in Bt, Paul’s Reformed
church, east of Aaronsburg, where
burial will be made, Reve, J. D. Hup-
¢icker, of Rebersburg, and W. D. Do-
nat, of Aaronsburg, to officiate, Mrs.
Rtover was a copslatent member of Bt,
Paul's church for many veara and led
a true Christian life which made her
beloved of her friends, Two
children survives, namely, Fred H,
ver, of Sheridan, Wyoming, and
#, I... Gephart, of Rebersburg.
Also two brothers=Fred O, Hoster-
man, of Millheim, and Robert B, Hoe-
of Asronsburg.
Many
bats
Mrs,
termarn,
The body of Aaron Bower, who
died in“Renovo on Sunday night was
y Arronsburg, hie birthplace,
and burial
the Lutheran ceme-
this (Thursday ) morning, His
the reenit of a complication
aud he was aged pixty-seven
His wife died eight years ago,
rn adopted daughter
brother, Uharles Bower,
James
Hower,
lwo survive,
1 ned '
Wednesday afternoon
wiil be made in
ell Whe
REE
gun Bi
One
wo alglers—Mre. Hollo-
d Misa Emma sll of
burg,
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10 Inches of Snow,
What was destined to be the heaviest
nowfall of the winter commenced on
Friday when as a inch
» beautiful fell, Two luches were
Haturday, and on Bunday
apow fell throughout the entire day
vd part of the night. By Monday a
depht of ten inches had been attained
shovels were seen in use
everywhere, At ten o'clock s storm
of extreme intensity set in and cone
tinued throughout the day, closing up
roads so as to be well nigh impassable,
Rural mail carrier William Keller
covered his route but Jasper Wagner
f
starter one of
wld ed
On
and snow
both ite civil and political life,
by
years
this
has
o-ce and for all dispelled
oriental native who in four
gusge while a student in America’s
universities that would put to shame
many of America’s own sons. Woon
Young Chun is here for the purpose of
gtudying American methods and sp-
plying them to the needs of his own
country upon his re'urn home, for in
the present condition of things China
js forced to become Westernized
(which in a larger sepse means mili-
tarized) in order to hold ite place in
the sun. Woon Young Chun is no-
doubtedly one of the future great men
of the new republie,
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Advertising.
Advertising is the motive power of
modern business, The man who
a product that the people want and
does rot tell them about it, js living
in the Bahara of his own barren life,
He ig a derelict in the empty
desert of his own ignorance or folly.
The true function of advertising is
to suggest rather than to convince, to
lead rather than to compel, to inspire
rather than to direct, by cresting
through the the dominating idea used
in the advertising other idese in the
mind of the reader that he or she will
catalogue as personal, intimate opinp-
fons of the product and its value.
All advertising that suggests, leads,
and inspires, is good advertising. If
it is insistent and consistent, it mas!
be productive advertising, This is the
elementary fandamental of all pub-
licity that wins increasing sales.
has
lost
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Marriage Licenses,
William Quick, Moshannon
Martha Carver, Clarence
Fred Heckman, Bellefonie
Hophia Houser, Bellefonte
Raymond Orper, Mill Hall
Rath Crebe, Madisonburg
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Matt and Jeff's Wedding,
Mutt and Jeff, with their wives and
children, will be at Garmsn’s opera
house, Bellefonte, on Haturday, March
10th. The management guarantees
this episode to be the most laughable
and worth-while of any in the career
of these famous characters, Matinee
performance at 2:80 ; prices, adults
50c, children 250. Night prices, 385,
50, 76 and $1.00,
———— A AAPA
LOOALS
A number of out-of-lown friends at.
tended the faneral of Mra, Mary Rose
on Wednesday.
The condition of Hon, Leonard
Rhone has improved to such an exe
tent within the past week that be ls
able to walk about the premises,
Levi Hartley, section foreman, and
his crew worked all Monday night to
remove the snow which hed drifted in
the cut west of the inilrosd station,
Harry A. McClellan haa lesasd the
Bpicher farm, west of O'd Fort, which
will be wveusted by Robart Glssgow,
ir. Mel jalan will stock the farm and
place Daciel Fobringer, of Colyer, in
charge of it ;
such BNOW barriera
through Brush that he could
uo way through and was obliged
to returs
Reduced to a liquid state the snow
made 1.25 inches of water,
encountered
valley
ice}
home,
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U. Ev. Ugnference Names Ministers,
nee of the United Evangelical church
nounced ite appointments on Monday
night. Rev. F. H. Foss has been re-
turped to Centre Hall, The following
ministers will be found in the Central
District : Altoons, I. E. D.
Bellwood, E. Fuallicksomer ;
fonte, E. P. Dunn ; Burnham,
Sechrist : Centre Hall, F. H,
Centréville, F, 8, Mayer ; Howard, J.
1. Bingman ; Juniata, 8. P. Remer ;
Lewistown, Grace, B. F,
Lewisiown,
l. B.
stein ; Liverpool,
filestarg
N. J. Dubs;
Millmon!,
Ho, A
A. B. Coleman ;
be supplied ; Mexico,
Millheim, W. F. Brown,
Ralph =mith ; Middle-
Honyder: Mifflin, W. H.
Lilly ; MeClare, W, H. VWarborton ;
Newport, N. W, Stahl; Nittany J, 8,
D. Bower«ox ; Port Treverton, C, A.
Fray, under prealding elder ; Rebers-
burg, J. Womelsdorf ; Bpring Mills,
f.. A. Miller; State College, N. T.
Jurnel ; Winfield, R. 8, Biarr,
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Mrs, Krise Dead]
At the noon hcur on Wednesday
Mra. W. A. Krise passed away after an
illness of some months, beginning
with a stroke of paralysis, She was
nearly seventy-six years of age,
As the Reporter goes to press no foe
neral srrangements have yet been
made. A more complete notice will
appear next week.
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Burg,
Ww
$ Fey
sband show each com:
required to do certain
answer certain questions,
raon's Weekly.
! husband answered all the
ind did all his tasks without
ws A
4 the husband every wife
e? If so:
1 give the day of the week
rried on and its full date?
i know when your motherin-
in?
left for the office this
what kind of dress was your
wearing?
Can you say offhand what the mar
ket prices of eggs, butter, cheese,
meat and bread are?
Do you know the cheapest shopping
places in your neighborhood? .
One of the tests the husbands had
was as follows: The wives stood behind
a curtain and placed one hand above
it. Each husband was required to pick
out his wife's hand. A good many
failed!
Do you make a point of always
praising your wife when she has
cooked anything more daintily than
usual?
Do you tell her she's the bost wile
th dav
UirtiGay
n you
ning
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BOALSBURG
Famuel Wegver his
to Pleasant Gap on Tuesday.
Miss Annis Lohr spent several
days with relatives in Centre Hall,
Miss Lillian Dale ie spending sever-
al weeks with her nephew, George
Dale, and family in Washington, D.C
Miss Mary Relsh ia spending sever-
al daye at the Daniel Houger bome
at Houserville,
Do not forget the lecture of Mre,
Addie Mondsy night,
Merch 12, in the Reformed church,
Miss Barah Gingerich is suffering
from an attsck of inflaramatory rheu-
matism,
Mr. and Mre, Bruce Louberger are
rejoicing over the arrival of a little
moved family
Parsels on
girl,
The Y, W. OC. A. girls of the Branch
will give 8 play in Bhingletown Bat-
urday evening, March 10, The play
is ** The Mission of Letty,” .
Mre. H. W. Lonberger and two lit-
tle girls are visiting at the home of
Mra, Lonberger’s father, D., W. Mey-
er.
Mre, C. V, YA
Mount Union,
with [friends bere
Malta ba
Phe B
id thel
ing,
OOM.
The Kuizbits of
quet tes tha
jelend and son Daniel,
peverezl days
the
ane t
snd aitended
quet,
wil
High school
Lilerery Hoclety on
sieburg
Friday
e High Echool
in th
ni re {
March do,
Malta gave a bap-
and a number of
hursday
met
invited gueeln 01 I evening,
evening.
tertalned
Evervons wnt 8 pleasant
Misa Benlah Fortney et
the Ii f her
Haturdsy
tiie girls o Funday MOhoo
{Class on evening, Those
pres: nt were Cathryn Gingerich, Min-
nie Bhutt, Hszsl Faxon, Margaret
(Gingerich, Christine Weaver, Mary
shutt, Elizabeth Brouse, Mary Young,
Elizabeth Mothersbaugh, Virginia
Harro, Agnes and Dorothy Lucas,
Evetyone spent a pleasant evening.
REBERSBURG
Calvin Crouse is at Bellefonte this
week attending court as a juror,
Preston Byler quite recently pur-
chased the Willlamm Houtz home at
Rockville.
Lester Minnick, who is employed at
Milton, l« spending a few days at this
place with bi .
Ray Weber moved Inet Tuesday to
Mackeyville where he will be employ-
ed on a farm,
family,
Howard Krape, who ls employed at
Harrisburg, arrived at this place and
is spending a week with his family.
The high winds on Monday closed
up the with drifted
Theee roads were only quite recently
opened ap,
Mrs. Bierly, an aged lady and
widow of the late Joseph Blerly, is
critically ill with po hopes for her re-
covery.
The et
Loog, who
encouraging 8s was anticipat d several
days sgo, He is very weak at this
writing.
Boys, get
roads snow,
oO. C.
je on the sick list, Is not se
ndition of Landiord
your old tin cans and
kettles ready for a serenading ae there
ie » wedding on hand ; it’s a widower
who resides several miles esst of this
place.
Quite a number of local sutoists ate
tended the suto sale at Bellefonte last
week, Allen Brumgart returned with
an Overland suto which he purchssed
for $8580.00.
Mrs. Bright, wife of Dr, Bright, ar-
rived at thia place on Baturday even-
fog and ls now taking care of the
doctor who ia suffering from 8 pars
lytic stroke. Mre. Bright with her
three daughters are making their
home in Philadelphia,
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Spring Mills,
Miss Mabel Allison went to Phila-
delphia last week for an extended vis-
it.
Dean Braveht was to State College
on Monday evening to see “I'he Birth
of a Nation,”
Mr. and Mrs, GQ. OC, King were to
Centre Hall on Wednesday attend
the funeral of Mre. Ross,
§@ Dr. Longwell took Lloyd Smith to
the Lock Haven hospital on Monday,
A little ebtid of Charles Leitz il
died on Friday snd was buried on
Tuesday. Interment in Heckman’s
cemetery. Those who sttended the
faneral of Charles Leitzall’s little girl
from a distance were Elmer Leitzell,
from Lewisburg ; Mrs, Domer Ewmer-
ick, from Altoona ; Mre. Robert Ken-
nelly, of Reedaville,
to
Aaronsburg,
Mre. Elizabeth Limbert is not in her
usual good health,
J. J. Feldler is suffering greatly
from rheumatism,
Merchant J. F, Krape has improved
in health to such an extent that be is
able to walk about hla room,
Ebon Bower, of Bellefonte, was
entertained over BSuuday by his
peren‘s, Mr, and Mre, E, A, Bower.
William Haffley who la employnad a!
Burnham, wae home with his family
over Bunday.
Leroy Mensch and Arthur Weaver
are io Miltod where they hope to ses
L oare employment,
Walter Orwir, who fv emp'oyed in
| Milton, speut Fucday with his family.
| His moteer secvmpunied bim here
| from Millmont srd wil) remain (fr
ayia
‘
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1916.
buyers.
for us to confine
place your order
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BOOZER & SMITH
CENTRE HALL, PA.
HAVE EYE ON THE FUTURE
Worker Must Not Forget That Condi
tions Are Changing and He Must
Keep With Them.
How's your job—pretty soft?
at is your aim in life?
you satisfied if you earn enough
et your everyday wants?
5 the position which you hold at
t look good to you for the next
years-—when a younger man
probably be called to fill your
iits you; but do you feel so se
n it that you think it foolish to
pare yourself for something bet.
are some questions
ould ask yourself now
which
vy year conditions are changing.
few Years, lift your
t of the Tut and add to resuits
your experience, you will be
back with or
ed with the !
vou allow yourself to stand still!
can do that Wake
is too late, Origir some
in your business ish and |
your new methods Make
for yourself so progress
up to the minute that you ¢
pensable But u can't go tol
on the job. Be alert
oal and fight
American.
unl you
the novices
has-beens.”
up be |
ate
al
ve
are |
YO
Set your |
to gain it.—Chi- |
aol
self hi-
CAgo
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BEWARE THE POPULAR MAN |
‘Good Fellow” Makes the Worst Kind |
of Husband, According to
Sophisticated Widow.
A sophisticated widow, airing
views in a New York paper
that the good fellow, the clubable man,
makes the very worst kind of husband,
The type of man who is loved by men,
chiefly for his genial faults, is a terror
to live with, says this lady, who is
credited with considerable experience.
Such a man is quite incapable of
self-study and of self-criticism; he
knows the men like him and he can’t
think why his wife doesn’t. The man
who is popular with men, says this
lady, never gets on, either in business
or anything else. He takes pride in
being a good spender and he cultivates
the art of generously spending, to the
detriment of the art of making. The
wife of such a man is forever anxious
about financial matters, usually neg
lected, invariably unhappy. And the
men are always so sorry for him, be
ing tied to such a fussy wife.
he
a
dec
or
Performs Double Service.
Intended to perform a double serv.
fee, u laundry package has been in-
vented that may be used both for the
delivery of fresh linen and the sub
sequent return of soiled articles, It
consists of a lidless pasteboard box, in
which the laundry is placed, and a
substantial paper envelope for the
whole. The sack may be hung up in
the home and used as a receptacle for
polled linens. In this way it serves
another*purpose-——that of an advertis
SMITH'S STORE
Where Quality Counts
The word QUALITY stands out prominently on all
lines of goods carrico in our store. If you have not yet
become a customer of yours, we invite you to step in and make a trial pur-
chase,
We feel sure you will come again, for we believe that no other feat-
ure of a store's merchandise appeals to the public so much as QUALITY.
It's a fixed habit with us, this QUALITY MERCHANDISE, and we there-
fore refrse to handle anything but the best
Just now we are propartd to show you
New Spring Goods
New Shirts for Men (ask to see them)
New Dress Goods-many pretty patterns
New Shoes—for Dress and Work
Style, Quality and Price are right. We carry the
largest assortment of Shoes to be found in any store in
town and can satisfy you in Dress or Work Shoes.
Give us a call.
C. I'l. SMITH
CENTRE HALL
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The
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Dr. Longwell's Syrup White Pine and Eucalyptus
Dr. Longwell's Syrup Honey and Glycerine,
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