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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
MARCH 15, 1917
CENTRE MILLS
Charles Coble moved from Rockville
to Smulton laat Thursday.
Mr, and Mrs, Windom Crebs and
children attended the wedding of Miss
Ruth Crebe at Madisonburg last Thura-
day.
William Vonada of Spring Bank
disposed of his live stock on Batur-
day at public sale and everything
brought fair prices, He expects to
move to Bpring Mills in a few weeks,
Mre. Relish and daughter and Mrs,
Bweely and little daughter and son
Henry visited from Saturday until
Monday with friends in Nittany Val-
ley.
Last Thursday mr. and Mrs. Wim.
Hackman and children of Rockville
started for this place and when in the
vicinity of Arthur Cumming’s the
sleigh upset, all the occupants being
thrown out, the horse running ofl.
He wes found bebind Adam Reish’s
his limbs badly scratched.
not one of the family was
barn with
Fortanately
injured.
Quite a pleasant surprise was sprung
on Ad+»m Reish I'bursday even-
ing, it being his forty-first birthday.
He was busily playing checkers sbout
eight o'clock when suddenly the door
opened snd a company of friends, rel-
laden with gifts
The men
Inet
atives and
and choice tered.
soon encircled, him and hoisted him
almost to the He snjoyed th
joke good usturediy and soon all were
enjoying games
or liatening t the piano and
violin, Refrealiments served
and at a late all departed, wish-
ing biwm day.
The following were song those pres-
Dutrow,
and Claud
Raymond
neighbors
Vialids e!
ceiling.
themselves playing
) music on
Were
nour
of the
many reiurn
ent: Mr.
Mary, Aope,
Dutrow, Mr. and Mrs,
Walker and son Russel, Mr, and
Mrs, Homan, Edward, Ralpb, Earnest
Homan, Miss Sallie Krader, Roy Gar-
brick and son Lester, of Centre Hall ;
Mr, and M Arthur Cummings,
Paul, Ralph and Walter, Wm, Stump,
Mr. and M Windom Crebs, Dean,
Doyle, Thelms, Twila Crebe, Mr, and
Mrs. Chas, 3mull, Hester, Emma,
Grace and Neta Bmuall, Mr, and Mrs.
Wm, Hackman, William, Lals, Esth-
er, and Myrs Hackman, Mr, and Mrs,
Breoo, Hackenburg, Gladys
and Geraldine Hackenburg, Ed Frank
Mr. snd
and Mrs,
Mrs, Bigler
Nevis
Gar
and Mrs. Clyde
J
hn, Roy
re
I'S,
AR
Weston
snd daught Misa Mary,
Mrs, Wm. Hubler, Mr,
Claud Haines,
Bhafler, Mary,
Bhaffer, Luther Shbafler, Sarah
man, Zeids Day, Stanley Zigler, Har-
ry Shullz, Ewery Day, Harold Hack-
enburg, Harold Auman, Bruu-
gard Miss Nona Yearick, Mahlon Bton-
er, Raymond Bair, Nelson Philips
George Day, Mary Weber, Bernice
Crouse, Mr, aud Mrs, Fred Wil-
lis Day, Doyle, Ruth, Helen
Best, Mr, Mrs, Wm, Sweely, Hen-
ry, Robt. Wallace, Emily snd Kalle
Mra,
Mr. and
Katherine and
not,
taat
Hea,
Mae and
and
Bweely, Lucy Jordon, Mr,
Joun A. Kline, Miss Minnie Kliue.
— Sa
ronsbur,
Mrs, Clarence Musser waa a suffer
the past week with grip.
Archie Bing, who is employed ai
Bandy Ridge, is home for a few days.
i Weaver arrived on Saturday
from Akron, Oulo.
Gillard Eiseuhsuer, Leroy
and Arthur Weaver, found no employ-
aud
Poa
« Us
Mensch
ment at Milton and so returoed howe,
They will seek new fieide,
Mre. Harvey Charles visited her
daughter, Mrs. Claude Fiedler, part of
last week.
Charles Blover, of State College, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Daniel
Btetier,
Mr, and Mrs, John Detwiler, of near
Centre Hall, drove to the Warren
Wiokleblech home where the former's
father has bis home, He is pot in his
usual health at this writing.
Dr. C. 8, Musser took J. F, Krape to
a Philadelphia hospital to bave an
operation performed, His many
friends wish for a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mre. Paul BSwabb, of
Farmers Mills, were Babbath guests of
Mr. and Mrs, Otto,
Mre. Wilillama Stricker and son
Howard returned from their visit iv
Yeagertown among the former's chil-
dren.
Mrs, Mary Burd, who is conducting
a fraternity house at State College,
came home to help her son Frank to
move into KE, Wetzle’s house,
A QUIET WEDDING,
A quiet wedding was solemnizged at
the Reformed parsonage on Friday
evening, the contracting parties being
Prof, Rsuchsu, the grammar school
tescher, and Miss Mae Guisewite,
Congratulations,
Pleasant Gap.
The High Sehool will hold a Box
Booisl in the school room Haturdsy ev.
ening, March 17th, Everybody wel-
come,
Mra. Horry Hager, of Lewistown,
ie sponding an week with friends and
relatives at the Gap.
Irvin Gettig, Bellefonte, spent Fane
day with his brother, H, U', Gettig,
Misses Emeline and Anns Rimmey,
QOarrie Gettlg and Helen Grenoble
spent the week end with friends and
NTATE AGRICULTURAL NOTES,
The extensive demand for fat and
bologna cowa at good prices has bad
the effect of reducing many dairies
in Bucks county.
There are an unusually large num-
ber of farm sales this spring snd in
some sections the farmers, both own-
er and tenant, have given up the work
on sccount of scarcity of farm help.
Secretary of Agriculture Charles E.
Patton urges all farmers not to reduce
their acreage in potatoes this year as a
continued potato famine would be a
great calamity with the country in ite
present unsettled atate.
A Chester county cattle dealer was
fined twenty-five dnllars and oosts
amounting to over one hundred do!-
lars for illegally importing catile in-
to the Btdte, A number of tabergu-
lous cows were driven from Maryland
without previous inspection or test.
The Dairy and Food Bureau of the
Pennsylvania Department of Agricul-
ture has total receipts for January and
February of $200,645.28 against a total
of slightly over $308,000 for the entire
year of 1916,
Prosecution against dealers violat-
ing the pure food acts in the sale of
adulterated and impure foods resulted
in fines of $1,140.00 being paid into
the State Treasury during February,
he tendency of farmers in the Btate
at the present time seems to be for the
continued uge of more lime and less
commercial fertilizers,
Heports from) every section of the
State say that the February weather
conditions were unfavorable for the
winter grain.
Detailed tonnage reparts of commer-
cial fertilizer in Pennsylvania
last year show a shortage o: over 50.
000 ns compared with sales in 1815,
sold
Georges Valiey
(George Breon spent Sunday at the
home of his daughter, Mrs, J. (. Au-
mau,
Mary Btover is making her home at
present with P, A, Auman,
Mrs. Busan Davis and grandson
Carl spent inst Wednesday at Farmers
Mills at the Homan home,
Joho Vonada and family spent Bup-
day at tue home of W. P. Lingle,
P. A, Aumen made s business trip
to Miffliu county one day last week,
D. D. Decker took a load of potatoes
to Lewietown last Friday where he
gold them at the price of $8.00 per bu.
Deaths of Centre Countians,
Willian Shirk, a native of Penns
Valley, died at his home in Punxsu-
tawney, aged over eighly years,
Mre, Mary KE. Betz, at Jacksonville,
Aged aiXiy~nlne years,
Nichoiss Blinger,
sged Lhirty years.
suicide, cutting his
at Philipsburg,
He commitied
throat with =»
I8Z0r,
mea ———— A —————
Sslect Valedictorian at ** State,”
Kelly, of Brooklypo, N.
Y., a senior the department of
evcirical engineering at the Peunayl-
vania State College, has been chosen
dictorian clare, He was
a of five candidates for the higheat
gift of his class mates,
His followed recommenda-
tions from the college fscuity as to
the students in the senjor class having
the highest grades in their studies,
Joseph B.
in
of his
vai
i or in ins
election
Transfers of Heal Estate
Jobn W. ux to Daniel C,
r, tract of iand in College Twp. ;
consideration $3000
Catherine Neidigh to Emanuel Beun,
gard, tract of land in Gregg Twp. ;
consideration $1250, ;
J. W.Bummers et ux to Adela D.
Hpaogler, tract of land in Bellefonte ;
consideration $2765,
Adam C. Ripka et ux to Bruce W,
Ripka, tract of land in Potter Twp. ;
consideration $750.
Mary L. Mowery's Exr. to Henry
Mowery, tract of land in Haines Twp, ;
consideration $510,
#usan A, Stumpfl to Henry Mow-
ery, tract of jand in Haines Twp.
consideration §964.75. i
0. P. Adams to Henry Mowery,
tract of iand in Haines Twp. ; consid-
eration $217.50,
Byron W. Hazel, to Boyd E, Hazel,
tract of land in Miles Twp. ;: consider
wion $1200,
Jennie B., Fledier ot bar to Ernest
H. Wise, tract of Iand in Gregg Twp. ;
cousideration $2800,
Charles E, Henry et ux to James P-
Waddle, tract of land in State College ;
consideration $4000,
Charles Nutting to Effie C, Snyder,
tract of land in State College ; consid.
eration $5600,
Dale ot
Preasle
ress!
Safety First,
At the first sign
of a cold take—=
cascAR] Run |
The old family remedy.
as am easy Ret
BN Fag Sp
Be gentine I wit Top
. Hill's picture on it-25 cents,
At Any Drug Store
relatives in Altoona.
SILK-HATTED CROOK GONE
New York Hasn't Any More Crimi
nals Like Those That Throve
Some Thirty Years Ago.
The dilk-hatted, bewhiskered high-
clasp erook has shaken the New York
dust off his epate and Qiemppewred.
He 18 absolutely extinct. A modern
criminal who can boast a good suit
of clothes now is termed “Raffles,”
or, if he is suspected of wearing what
some call a dress suit he is a “gentle-
man burglar.” Usually he “Raffleses”
a couple of times, making a few
small clean-ups, and then {8 netted,
arraigned and sent away to a place
where he gets hig hair cutting and
clothes pressing done free.
There are plenty of free lances of
crime eirculating around where legal
tender or other valuables can be an-
pnexed by a little exertion at some
risk, but the old-time bands of bold,
bad, debonair knights of dark deeds
have faded away. There are plenty
of men who skulk through what is
vaguely termed “the underworld” and
who take a desperate chance at im-
promptu crimes, robberies, hold-ups or
sneak thief jobs, which suddenly come
under their attention.
These men are not the same call
ber as the big criminals of thirty
arg ago, although occasionally one
of the modern specimens stumbles up-
on & rich haul. The police say up-to-
date methods have driven them from
+ game, The green goods men and
id brick canvassers have followed
bison and the Indian over the last
tier, as an organized criminal in.
The “wireless” wire tappers
+ been hunted down and out. This
nd dispersed to various
-barred havens of rest, leaving the
try capitalist safe to wander
Manhattan without being
i i to play the races on some in-
pted tip.
has been
SAW THEMSELVES IN MOVIES
Exhibition at Vassar College That
Caused Much Laughter Among
the Student Body.
The students of Vassar college had
opportunity the to sea
they I appear as mo
ire actresses, says a Pough-
to the Ni York
mded a show and
screen
other day
w well would
nice
Pp
Ww
aken
xcla ] "Heavens!
vw my belt wee unplanned!’
Bal. "Ohe AtAah % sein
f Why didn't 1.look
1A
2 Ben
my-
ngary, and
n years before
inople In re
* successively
of the
Egyptian
of Berlin it
iussians,
of
Unwholiesome Scotch Atmosphere.
The recent rumor that the kaiser is
becoming dissatisfied with the con-
duct of his eldest son recalls an incl
dent which occurred some fourteen
years ago when the crown prince was
paying a visit to a Scottish duke. The
crown prince was having a very good
time, and making the most of his tem-
porary escape from parental supervis-
fon. However, several days before
the time fixed for his departure a
telegram was received from the kais-
er ordering the prince to proceed else
where immediately. On his kindly
host venturing to protest against this
sudden change of plans, the German
equerry in attendance on the prince
replied: “His Imperial Majesty com-
mands that the Crown Prince must
more earnest be made!”—London
Standard.
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Alaska's Timber Resources.
The railroad now under construc
tion In Alaska from Seward to Fair
banks will open large tracts of tim.
ber for cutting. It is estimated that
twenty million acres of good forest
are found in Alaska, and four times
that area of scattered timber. Baw-
mills are preparing to follow the rail
road bullders into the country and in
a few years the output of that region
will hold an important place in the
country’s lumber cut. The principal
wood is spruce, but there are fairly
large quantities of others, including
paper birch.~—Hardwood Record.
Centre Heporter, $1.50 per year.
~~
* vmyard, $100 1
this paper will be
that there ut lonst one
that scien has heen
8s stages, and that is
arrh Cure is the only
yw known to the
‘atarrh belng’'a constitutional
. cauires a constitutional treat
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in-
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positive
fraternity
digens
ment
ternally,
and mucous surfaces of the systema, thare-
by destroying the foundatien of the dis.
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building up the constitution and assisting |
nature in doing its work, The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative pow- |
ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that it falls to cure. Send
for list of testimonials.
Address: ¥. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O
Bold by all Druggists, 76¢
Take Hall's Family FPillls for constipation.
SALE REGISTER
Parties having their sale bills printed at this
office will have thelr sales registered under this
head FREE of charge.
is one dollar, the notice to run until date of sale
To all others the charge
THURSDAY, MARCH 15th, two miles east of
Centre Hall, by Bharer & Keller: Clean up sale
of farm stock and lmplements,
BATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1 o'clock p. m., to the
rear of Reporter office, Centre Hall ; Five pair of
mated mules, two yours old at time of sale. These
mules will be halter bioke. twenty
more milch cows, fresh or springing, Also
eral stock bulls, Every annimal offered will be
sold, Terms, one year, Free lunch. Mayes,
auctioneer
TUESDAY, MARCH 20th, 9 o'clock a. m., WF,
Stover, one-hall mile cast of Penn Hall, on the
road leading to Brush valley, will sell live stock,
farm implements and household goods, Wise
and Habler, aucis
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2st, 10 a.
two miles west of Tussey ville, by D. Gels Wagner
Clean up sale of farm stock aud implements
THURBDAY, MARCH 2ind, at 10 o'clock a, m.,
D. Musser, one mile of Bpring Mills,
will sell all farm stock, including 8 head of
Holstein cattle : also arm lmplementia
up sale of everything,
FRIDAY, MARCH 2rd, at one o'clock
tre Hall boro, Mm. Sarah Kresmer will sell lot
Also, or
sev.
m., about
north
R
A clean-
household goods
FRIDAY, MARCH, at 10
John Suavely, at Bpring Mills, will sell lot
sai Ll. F.
rd, o'clock &. m.,
of fara
stock and lm ments, A
Mayes, auct,
SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 12 o'clock
Hill, by L
ofl horse,
sheep, Mayes, auct,
BATURDAY, MARCH 24th, at one
Centre Hall, Mm, Elmer stamp will
two good
t oof
clean-up
al
stock sale,
yyd KR. Smith :
colts, COws, young osille,
oc
wk,
sell lot of
housenold goods, Bove
sewing machine, b chickens
ele,
TUESDAY MARCH 77, the
offer at public sale the following “live stock and
ments:
4 hesd of young oatlie |
undersigned will
Seven head of homes al
24 hoad of sheeg
14 head of hogs. Farm
Hy recuse
plows, 2 Perry harrows, 6 barrow, «
barrow, land roller, Evans corn planter, Albright
corn worker, 2 mower, sid ielivery
fork,
wagon, 2 buggys, New Holland feed grinder,
rake, haj
onder, hay rope and pulleys, Conklin
of harness and Sandwich Hay Pres and Power
Frank Mayes
W, FISHBURN,
Baiv al 10 o'clock sharp L Te
paid C.
WEDNESI MARCH 2%
WN 3 miles west of Centre
AY
E. Tats
nh, at ten
farm stock and
Harry
road, will
clean-up
ls
implementa, A sale, rove
auct
SATURDAY, APRIL 7 } ock
ford & Bon, at the Centre Hall BK. BK. Station, will
sell a lot of New Farm Machinery of all Kinds
L. F, Mays, suet
al one © Brad.
ADVERTISEMENTS
COLT FOR SALE
three years oid, will make a 1300]
Beason for selling, have more horses than | 1
“JOHN KIMPORT, Bosisburg, Ps
Sorrel Mare Coil
Tia
Tmpe
r Hoa
TWO BTOVES FOR SALE Perfect
sod ithe #yivan
Steel Range
Cross chuck stove, in good
for selling, wi install furnace. -
MAN, Contre Hall, Pa
te: we
in Epox
WANTED —A capable woman for geners
housework in small private family Address
inquiries 0 Mis M. yragier, 26 8B. Gamer streel
Stale College, Pa
WANTED, A girl for general housework, io a
family of two aduita. Must be a good plain cook
and come wel recommended No laundry
Good wages, Mm J, 1. Quigley, Lewistown, Pa
FOR BALE ~One young oow, fresh abot
#ov: II weeks ago : five bushels exirs nice Do le
Jotatots ~J. ROY SCHAEFFER, Centre Hill, Pa
sii ‘phone.
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SERVICES OF BELGIAN STALLION ~The
Beigian stallion, formeriy owned by Robert
Gisagow, has been purchased by H A. McClellan
of Tuseyvilie. Farmers requiring the services of
this animal should ‘phone or write the stove
named party.
STORE ROOM FOR RENT with good ware
house, located on diamond of Bosisburg. A good
Shines jor ome wd rr man, rent reason -
able. ply to H. O. BARK, manager Boslsburg
Ratato, Hoalaburg, Pa
.
N ANTED —AT LEWIETOwWns numeri
tal, Lewistown, Pa. Young women
fo train as nurses. 3 year course. A High school
education is desired and they should be not
younger than eighteen years o age. For further
information apply Ww Lewistown Hospital, Lewis
town, Pa.
. G. W. MOORE, R. U,, Supt.
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EN DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE, ~
Letters of administration on the estate of
D, W. Corman, iate of Gregg township, deceased,
Letters of administration on the above estate
having been uly granted to the undersigned, he
respeotinily request all persons knowl
themselves indebted 10 the estate 10 make —_—
diate payment, and those having claims against
the same to it thesn duly authen ted
without delay for settiement,
E ROY CORMAN, Administrator,
fold Spring Mills, Pa,
CYRUS BRUNGART
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
CENTRE HALL, PA.
: al attention given to collectt Legs
ngn of all classes, including deeds ans!
agreements, etc.; marriage lic
licenses secured, and all matters
office attended to promptly,
OILS & GASOLINE
| I receive carload shi nis a
| can supply you at all times at lov
est prices
Bring your barrels and drun.s
and try my oils and gasoline,
William McClenahan
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
LINDEN HALL, CENTRE CO., PA
Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, &c, written ar. «x
| couted with care. All legal business prom pi!
attended 0, Special attention given Wo sed
ABL7 Te
other Applicator |
Rov. 2h 1 jr. i
New Springs, Light
Weight Goods for
Suits and Dresses
White Goods
Sheeting
Pillow Tubing
Shirtings
Dress Gingham
Lancaster Apron Gingham
Percales and Linens
Ready-made Underwear
Gauze
Nainsook
Long Cloth and Muslin
Ready-made Aprons
Old-Fashioned Calico for
Quilts
SUNBURY BREAD EVERY DAY
bile Licenses, and all
Blanks kept on hand,
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Laundry
Leaves the Reporter office
Sad
THURSDAY A. I., MARCH 22
THURSDAY A. M., APRIL 5
and every OTHER WEEK
until further notice
Returns Saturday following
date of outgoing
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pring Mills
Normal
will open about
MONDAY, APRIL 25th
for Six Weeks’ Term
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Ocean City, Sea Isle City,
Anglesea, Stone Harbor, Avalon
Saturday, April 7
Round Trip Fare
$7.60 from CentreHall
Atlantic
Bridge
Any Grade Scholars Admitted
Special Attention Given
Those Who Wish to
Prepare for College or
for Teaching.
5 cents ad
City via i
Route
Proportionats
poinis
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August 11. 2 and
Annus O0ean J1ove
August 23.
Pennsylvania R, R.
ditions! to
elaware River
Normal will continue throughout
the summer for those desiring to
continue studies,
fares from other
milar Excursions July 14, 28, !
i 8 | Re se sober 1 | Por further particulars add: ess—
Kscurton W. V. GODSHALL, B. §., I. S.
Spring Mills, Pa.
High-clase job work done at the Re-
Centre Reporter, $1.50 per year. porter office,
MR. FARMER-
Now is the time to investigate that
Manure Spreader you've been thinking
of buying. But before you purchase look into the merits
the circular beater.
Also, the vertical and floating frame Mowers.
A full line ot thelfamousjWalter A.. Wood farm im-
plements, :
Also, Black Hawk Corn Planters, Crown Grain
Drills, Blizzard Ensilage and Feed Cutters, and everything for the farm, and
I think I can save you money on your needs for the farm,
If you are in the market for anything let me hear from you.
Cleve H. Eungard Spring Mills, Pa.
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