A ER
THE OENTRE REPORTER.
26, 1917
THURSDAY, APRIL
Pleasant Gap.
Miss Almeda Pownsell spent the
week-end with her cousin at Altoona.
Mrs, John Frazier, of Aaronsburg,
spent a few days at the home of D. F.
Rimmey.
Miss Osmer, of Bellefonte, spent a
few days with her sister, Mrs, Boyd
Bpicher.
Mrs. Jane Tate, of Bellefonte, is
spending a few days with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Rachel Noll
Mr. and Mrs, James Herron spent a
few days last week with relatives at
Pittaburgh,
Earl Rimmey, who is employed at
Burnham, spent Saturday and Sunday
with his parents,
Mre. John Herman is spending a
few days at Tyrone with her daughe
ter, Mra. Harry Grove,
Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe, of
Pitcairn, are spending a few days with
the former’s brother, Edward Wolfe,
of this place.
A number of our young people at-
tended the dance at Boalsburg on Bat-
urday night, given by the Machine
Gun Troop. All reported a delightful
time.
Harry Armstrong and lady friend,
of Lewistown, spent the week-end
with the former's mother, Mrs,
Margaret Armstrong.
Aaronsburg,
Miss Mamie Wance, of Woodward,
spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Btover,
Mr, ard Mrs, Benjamin Jackson, of
Madisonburg, were Sunday guests of
the lady’s son, John Durst,
Many from here attended the patri-
otic meeting in Millheim on Baturday
evening.
Mre, John Keller spent a day in
the country with her brother, Charley
Limbert.
Dr, D. K. Musser, of Bellefonte,
was the guest of his brother, Dr. A, B.
Musser, and family,
Robert Wieland, of Buarnham,
spent the Babbath with Miss Cath-
erine Koch. :
Autos and buggies were
great numbers on Sunday,
most delightful day.
A big flag pole was erected; on the
school grounds on Saturday afternoon,
Boon old glory will be flying to the
breeze,
The Lord’s supper was celebrated in
the Lutheran church on Sunday
morning, Rev. M. D. Geesey officiat-
ing.
James Lenker, from Lemont, spent
a few days with bis aged, mother,
Mrs. L. K. Lenker, who was able to
attend communion services on Hun
day, having regainea her usual health.
Prof, and Mre. Bartlet eutertaived
the High school graduating clsse st
their home on Friday. A fine dinner
was served,
Mrs. Dan Stetler and son left on
Friday mornipg to join her husband
who is employed in Akron, Ohio.
She was sccompanied by Mrs. Anna
Btover, who expecis to be gone a few
days only.
Rev. W. D. Donat delivered the
baccalaureate sermot in the Reformed
church on Sunday afternoon to the
High school graduating class, Gradu-
ating exercises Look place on Monday
evening, there belug a big attendance.
Albert Bmeltzer and wife, Thomas
Jodon and wile, of Pleasant Gap, were
visitors at the residence of CC. GG,
Bright on last Thursday. Mr. Jodon
being a great lover of horses took in
the Peachy horse sale at Millheim
during the afternoon of said day.
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Wwooaward.,
A. Treaster is on the sick list,
Luther Weaver was Lo
Ohio, last week.
Mre. Jaue Decker, of Yeagertown,
was a visitor al the home of her sister,
Mrs, James Vonada,
Mre., Lizzie McDowell, of Aarons-
burg, is makiog her home with Mrs.
Phoebe Wise,
C. C. Orndorf and family spent SBun-
day at the home of their dsughter,
Mre. Harry Wolfe, in Mifflinburg.
John Haines wes taken to the
Jefferson hoepital in Philadelphia
Monday morning by his physician,
Dr. C, 8B. Musser.
Harry Zieme and wife, of Johpe-
town, spent over Bunday at the home
of the lady’s mother, Mre, Celinda
Hostermaun,
Harry Keller and mother, of Lin-
den Hall, spent the Babbaih at the
home of the lady's sister, Mrr., R. M.
Wolfe,
out in
it being a
roledo,
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Transfers of Heal Estate
Perry Confer e¢ ux to Wm. F,
Bmith, tract of land in Miles Twp. ;
$1100,
Jno. B., Kimport et ux to T. D.
Boal, tract of land in Harris Twp. ;
$4500,
Andrew Lytleet ux to Ross Rudy,
tract of land in State College ; $200,
dno. U, Durst to D, H. Musser, tract
of land in Aaronsburg ; $700,
Luther Btover, Admr.,, to Durbin
Mauseer, tract of land in Haines Lwp, ;
$728.
Pennsylvania farmers have been
oalled upon Lo grow corn, oste, barley,
buckwheat, polatoes and navy beans
to help the food supply during the
War elLaergeuoy.
THE WAIL OF A MALE
WHO BOUGHT BY MAIL
Ma was reading out loud from her mage
zine,
When she says to me, "The best I've sebr
Por all the things that must be had
Is this here low price mall house ad.
“Here's Cross Grained Oats, # cents—n¢
more
‘Galnst 10 they're charging at the store.
And If all the rest that's advertised
Is just as cheap I'd not be s'prised
That we'd save money in the end
By trading with our low price friend.”
So I shot an order into the mall—
It carried my name, it carried my kale.
1 ordered a lamp and a rocking chalr,
A pail of prunes and some underwear,
My wife, she ordered two petticoats.
A new false puff and some Cross Gralned
OAlS;
A Noah's
A pair of boots for Bub,
Stockings for Nell, a waist for Lizzie
Just writing that order kept me busy.
Ark for baby's toy,
the boy:
we shot the order Into the mall
all of a thirty dollar sale;
figured out three days was enough
fet us that dodblasted stuff.
ey E my co but it a peep
Did 1 hear from the firm of Grab & Keep
T'was all of two weeks—maybe threo—
Bef them goods arrived for mae.
a notice, hitched the ma'ar
ove three miles to the rallroad car
1 a whacking big box there
mashed up, but 1 didn't care.
you've honed for prunes until it
urts
Well,
"Twas
Ww ©
To
T™
Wt
4
in, nie
re
1 got
And dr
When
)
4
yi back ia cold for lack of shirts
y the goods in front of you ‘s labeled
“Must,”
ab ‘em-if the
Wher
gr box is bust!)
kage into the cart
feeling pretty smart.
a town that's
saved the wrec
And headed for}
My go«
n ome,
ds had come from
al,
And I'd saved four dollars on the deal!
got home and
1 at our pu
‘twas an
opened the case
hasos, face to face
you can
We
And looke
Well, sir,
bet
And one that ! shan't soon forget!
The parcel of oats was torn to regs—
Aut we'd saved twelve cents on a dozen
bags!
The prunes seem
{Oy
Beforas It broke he had one day's joy!
My wife's false puffs was some horsehalr
eye opener,
ed good, and the baby's
petticoats wa'n’t half
ogh.
RE
large
# for Nell looked thin and
The wa nt was ruined by a rusty nall
The lamp was a8 lurid as & three weeks
boil
And held "bout a teacup full of ofl
The boots for Bub cost the same, no more,
Than Hoskins asks at the village store
But the rocking chalr, “built of solid ocak,”
Was the funniest part of this wholesale
joke
‘twas just like the picture, rod and
mn E.
But the size of the thing's where we got
ung
on it
alarm-—
“T'was a foot too narrow from arm to arm!
Nell had more luck: she wedged right In
But we pried her out with the rolling pin!
Oh,
in
Ma and found "twas a false
Then I set right down and figured the sale
That "ad” had made through the U. B
mall
1 figgered an hour, and then some more,
And found we had nothimg en the village
store!
I'd sent thirty dollars to Chicago, IIL,
And saved twelve cents on the total bill!
Then I seen at once "twas them nine cent
oals
Had taken our dollars and made us goats!
fio I swore by all that was holy and pure
read no ads with a low price lure
stopped ma’s magazine on the at
WI 1 take " Simin} 1 recon
wise not tll they pu oS
that ome stuff aL mall house
man
(Coat suite, coate, dresses,
coats and skirts, made over your own
individual messurements, Your owp
cloth or eloth
Teoggery Bhop,
‘phone 224 VM,
Ps. Bel
Bellefonte,
T™Al
Toledo, : as.
kes oath that he is
firm of F. J. Cheney
usiness in the City of To-
and State aforesaid, and
firm will pay the sum of ONE
RED DOLLARS for each and ev.
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
7 the use of HAL I, 8 ATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before _— and subscribed In
my presence, this 6th day of December,
A. ID. 1886,
(Beal) A. W. GLEASBON,
Notary Publle,
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
and acta directly upon the blood and mu.
cous surfaces of the system. Bend for
testimonials, free
F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggista, TW
Take Hall's Family Plils for constipation,
of the
STUDENTS!
spring Mills
Normal
will open on
MONDAY, APRIL 30th
for Six Weeks’ Term
* »
Mercantile Appraisement :zi.s
Ze ah &
Notice is hereby given that the {ol-
lowing persons and firms have been
appraised and are hereby lable for
mercantile license taxes for the year
vl,
Atlantic
Cot
coal
Dinge
Howard
Krader,
Retail Mercantile
Licenses
AXEMAN
iryon, J W O, genl. mdse,
Fromm, C A, ice cream
AARONSBURG
iower, A F, implements
jower, A M, meats
Krape, J F genl. store
Kister, GU W, implements
Musser, C BE, cigars and confection*
Sholl, 1
Drapcke
Koa bik,
ary
Menseh, R' W
Kac
Stover,
Stover,
, Coal
A 5, wall paper
Wn. gasoline and oll
BOALSBURG
Bricker Howard, grocery
crea
Brouse, W H, prod
Hess, H I’, grocery
Hazel, A J, general store
labler Bros. meats
Kidder, LL E, automobiles
A yer, OW, implement
w
and ice tu i
Wax
C
Holt,
Hall,
Irvin,
i inderm
L&
'B La ANC HARD
W A, cc
W 1. genl. mdse
N, cigars nn 1¢
» Keni
Bower, al
0 and candy
re
Mrs.
st
Notions
store
ORE
Williams, genl,
BEN
W H,¢
Jolin, geni. st
HB, gent md
BELLE FONTE
ine and ofl
Ghaner,
iaugh,
Lykins,
ore
Kasol
Allis
Baur
Diackl “,
Benuetl,
Brands
VLEs
and shoes
ute Lumber Co,, lumber
«WC, gro
i ery and fruits
candy
Jewelry
cream and candy
grain and foed
orsets
HORS
A
sles
machines
Leitzel
Mauck
nobile supplies
, RArage
£, Norma ©, EAarage
Winton, Harry, coal
Wian, J C, harness
Waite, J 5, & Co. implements
Weaver Bros, Kro ery
Willard, D 1, ing
Waiker, WH, o oyster and
Warren, A, grocery
Witten, Israel, jus 1k
Zellers, J, & Son, drugs
Yeager, H C, shoes
ENTRE HALL
Bartholomew, C D, produce and
og s
Boozer & Smith automobile
plies
Boozer, D A, barness and oll
Benner, G ©, genl. store
Sradford & Son, coal
Centre Hall Pharmacy, drugs
Campbell, H C, & R P, cigars
Dauberman, J G, meats
Duck, F P, implements
Emerick, Geo. H, implements
Emery, C F, genl. mdse
Fromm, James, produce
Fetteroif, J I, automobile
Foreman, R D, coal and grains
Goodhart, F V, furniture
Geary, F P, cigars
Henney, Lucy Mre., millinery
Harper, H W, automoblie supplies
Lingie, William, produce
Mesmer, J H, produce
Meeker Maynard, cigars
McCoy, Emma Miss, bread
Odenkirk, W A, gen. mdse.
Rossman, H D, produce
Runkle, J W, cigars
Bellefo
Boggs
yilen,
]
fish Janett
Jodon,
Korma
Mang,
sup Spicer,
Shultz,
Ertly.
Peck &
Etters,
Any Grade Scholars Admitted
Special Attesition Given
Those Who Wish to
Prepare for College or
for Teaching,
Normal will continue throughout
the summer for those desiring to
continue studies,
For further particulars addi ese
W. V. GODSHALL, B. 8., IN. 8.
Spring Mills, Pa,
More poultry and beef than usual is
belpg held in cold storage warehouses,
but large shipments of meat are being
exported weekly.
EN DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. ~
letters of administration on the
of Thomas C, Bariges, late of Potter township,
descased,
Letters of administration on the above estale
having been daly granted io the. hie
would respectfully nest
rp L, ied 1 Une having claims dered
ment, an a
the iy to present them duly authenticated for
settlement,
Aministrator,
D, L. BARTGES, Ads wre Hall, a.
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12017
EN DMINISTRATRIX' 8 NOTICE. —
Letters of administration on the estate of Mm
Mary Ross late of Centre Hall borough, decoascd.
Letters of administration on the above estate
having been duly granted to the undersigned,
she would respectfully request all know
ing themselves indebled the estate to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same to present them duly suthentl-
coated without delay for settlement,
Bo a SARA BUBHMAN, Administgisix, |
Tush HECK SUN, Ro, Aas as
ors (OF sale sey
full mich, The animals are all right in every
respect. 8. PP, HENNIGH, Spring Mills, K
Bell "phone,
.
L, hardware
M, genl, mdse,
Lucas, lumber
COBURN
Co
A
Kanmnark,
Rig , gasoline and oll
Coal Co,, grain and
feed
ty
antome«
& ( iu
lumber
H, genl. md
Cred
' Tha e
Wt 6
mdae
sen, lumber
s Kenl, mdse,
LARENCE
WS
A, &
IW
( Stitzer, C K,
. Steinberg Bre
« eats
genl, mdse.
grocery
B, genl. mdse,
J, Keni, mdse,
IKAars
Cery
i
grocery *
Krocery
i M1 i, meals
tone, genl, mdse,
)
Mike,
K
Beate:
Wats
'
Jobs M,
JAM,
And
nr i or
antic ning
Er
irew ents
rye
{ H, cigs ATS
ery
FLEMING
s W,
WwW
i WCEry
cery
§i, oal and
ith, H D, gus
{eed
1 ofl
ine and
ha
M
Ears
il
Mis ,
: x 3 W
Crain J H
Eller, G
Gates, H RB
Hoover W
Mattern, J (
(smn
Prin
Pation,
A
J H,
Wil
Wills u
od
e Bri
M 8S, grocery
Bl « igars
Miss Julia, coal
T, meats
Harry, junk,
C E, grocery
n, CW, gen. mdse
on, gen. mdse,
gen. mdse.
Bailey, J H,
Goheen
HT, cigars
grocery
T C, grocery,
Mrs, Effie, candy & cigars
J L., cigars
Kepler, J W,
hrets, J
NITTANY
. ken. mdse,
gen. mdse
Williams, J
Bierly, CC
Blerly, (
Son, gen. mdse.
ORVISTON Carlin,
wen, mdse,
J H, board house
OAK HALL
Clayton, feed and grain
R J, gen. mdse
OSCEOLA MILLS
Garrett, G P,
Haines, M (
Hubler
Long, {
{
rd
RUNVILLE
Bennett, E 8, gen, mdse
Witmer, J ©, gen. mdse
FTATE COLLIGE
Alkens, J V, clgers
Athletic Btore, at
Atlantic Rig Co., ges and of
Batim Bim, clothing
orl, B F & Bon, mdse,
Corl, John, feed
Camer, Mrs, ET, groceries
College Boot Bhop, shoes
Deal, Alben, plumber
Fye,T D, gen. mdse,
Foster, Philip, conl
gen. mdse.
GAP
», Ren mdse.
gas and ofl
ise
mdse. Gentzell & McEachan,
meals
Gilliland, Ray, drugs
Graham, Geo. A, candy
Gregory Bros,
Hockman, ¢
Hurwitz & Smith, clothing
Harvey Bros contec tionery
WEURG
, gasoline
ory
ocods
dry goods
(
¥
ky,
ery
Hartswick, A H, cigars
Helfrich, J C, b & 10¢ store
Knox WW, cigars
Kimport, Myra, millinery
Krumrine, ~idney, drugs
Longee, A C oh
Musser, J H, groceries
Musser, Harry N, gen. store
Musser, LW, groceries
Musser, Cor, harness
Martin, J B, groceries
Montgomery & Co.,
Metzger, L K, books
Markie, "Jam es, produce
McCormick. © 'B, Implemen
Resides, F P, meats
Besides, ¥ P, City Meat Mar
Rexall Diug Blwore, drugs
Rupp, Bertha, corsets
Fauers & Heberling, clothing
HFale-Centre Electric Co., el
Pi on
Biruble
n and candy
supplies
Forest T, plumber
Bhuey, C E, jewelry
Emith, W W, photo goods
Bnyder, Core 3, millinery
Bnyder, C KE sutos
Bmith J C & Bon,
.
& and shoes
Bate College Billard Co. ©
Nittany Printing Co.
The Mu Hlore, planos
The N fttany Garage, autos
Way, Benner, groceries
EPRING MILLS
0G, groceries
FM groceries
Auman. U
Ackerman,
All
Bisuser, W H, groceries
Broeon, Willis, groceries
Bitner, Bright, groceries
darigos bere groceries
Condo, J C, bugg es
Cot
Corman, O T, produce
Carson, F A, gen. mdse,
Cot ental Condensed Mil
Dunlap, A C, cigars
Finkle, C F, mdse
Frederick, Bamuel
Home op ug, AC
, feed
mdse
un, Waller, garage
has A, shoes
Perry
{
14 at. r,t has A, produces
Meyer, produce
A nn. store
vi W,
Ww H, rod uoe
! J M, clears
ix J os
Ware
candy
IE REEEEEY EERE!
gen
rdware
iinery
EXOW BEHORE
tie Rig. On, olls
Buddipger, T B, gen. store
Buddinger. W 8, meals
Brook, Jacob, gen. mdse
Cr , 4 A, auto supplies
Keystone Garage, oils
Keily Bros, feed
Haines ET & Oo
} lL. ¢ ars
mes ETOOCTieN
WB r
cinir, Mrs H £
ow Bhoe H ippi
= 8
Alar
ri for
nies
candy
y Co
groceries
y i & Son, gen.
i, James, Cigars
Barneil RJ, cigars
Cohn, D, gen. mdse,
Cow her, Lay
Dogan
Heald
Ketne
Blunt,
Bpitier
J B, cigars
Mis L B, candy
y. AW, cigars
HB, gen. store
Daniel, groceries
EMULLTON
stover, H H. cigars
Walizer, 8 A, mdse
Burkett,
Gray, Job
¥ G, gen, mdse,
produce
gen. mdse.
iW produce
E, produce
Way, Alien. produce
an,
«4 HB,
re, groceries i
M
} n, ET, oils
lockey, w F, produce
Swartz, C W, gen. mdse
WADDLE
Ells, H A, produce
Eves, J P, produce
Eves, Chester, produce
Hoy, John A Est,
Mattern, J L, produce
Waite, H W, produce
Waite, W W, produce
WOODWARD
Long, H F, bicycies
mdse.
1, gen, mdse,
ise
mw
Orndor!, 8 H, produce
Orndord, LD, gen. mdse.
Wolle, KB M ost, gen. mdse
Yearick. A M. produce
WINGATE
Davidson, J A, ice cream
Harnish, Blanch, groceries
Deamit, 8 KE, gen. mdse,
Elienbet
Osterly, Fred, produce
Thomas, D RK, produce
Wrye, W T, gen, mdse,
* WOLFS STORE
Glibert, Wm H, produce
Showers, G H, gen, mdse,
Weaver, D B sons, feed
YARNELL
Confer, Ira P, mdse,
ZION
Hockman, N J, feed
Noll, B A, gen. mdse,
Licenses
AARONBBURG
Crouse, H E, produce
BELLEFONTE
Atlantic Retining Co., olls
Bellefonte Fuel
Crider, P B & Bon, Inmber
Laundétbach Barter Co., groderies
Potter-Hoy Hardware Co., hardware
BOALBBURG
HE grain
COBURN
Atlantic Bs fining Co... oll
Coburn Graln & Cry. Co., grain
Howard Creamery Co., butter & eggs
Korman Creamery Co, butter & eggs
CENTHE HALL
Bradford & Bon grain
Foreman, BR D, grain
Kerlin, A K, ch ckens and
Patrons Creamery Co , pro
HOWARD
Diehl, J D, produce
LEMONT
Rows Elmer C, grain
LINDEN HALL
Ross, J H,
Wieland,
Webaor,
E, con)
OAK HALL
Ferree, William, produce
FPHILIPBBURG
Atlantic Ref, Co , oll
Balesrere, G, fruits
Centre Milling Co, flour and feed
Gill Mig. Co., mi ne supplies
Hofman, Frank, tobacco
Hofter, W KE Co,, produces
Kassof Bros., ary goods
Ind ndent Of Co , oil
Lauderbach-Barber Co |, groceries
Prlitsbarg Milling TA H Co., flour
Philipsbarg Hardware Co,
Reed, J O. flour and feed
Bwift & Co., meats
PORT MATILDA
Crain, W B, lumber
MILLHEIM
Kline, J A, flour and feed
NITTANY
Mauck, W J, produce
ENOW BHOE
Atlantic Rel, Co., oll
Kelly Bros, groceries
LEMONT
Ensign Oil Co., oll
BPRING MILLS
Spring Mills Creamery Co., produce
BTATE COLLEGE
Atlantic Ref, Co., ofl
Neldigh, J D, grain
hardware
ts
kot, mosis
ectric sup-
coal
gars
Restaurant Licenses
BELLEFVONRTE
Slackiord, Ciyde, restaurant
Knisely, Geo. A,
Momchbacher, Geo,
Gregory Bros,
CENTRE HALL
Pennington, C W, restaurant
CLARENCE
Wetson, C H, restaurant
FLEMING
Bere, H M, restaurant
HOWARD
Williams, Geo, L, restaurant
Williams, F G, restaurant
MILLHEIM
Gephart, J Russell, restaurant
MILESBURG
Eorman, C W, restaurant
Bpicher, Mrs Effie, restaurant
PHILIPEBURG
Delis e, John, restaurant
Kiett, BJ,
Kaler, Waller
McMullen, Chas, *
Yet, GE, be
Cunkie, Joseph,
BNOW EHOE
Binclair, Mrs. H C, restaurant
Haynes ET & Co,
BTATE COLLEGE
Knox. W W, restaurant
Longee, A(
Kemietter, W E & Son, restaurant
Mowery, La J. restaurant
“
k Co., feed
Brokers’ Licenses
BELLEFONTE
Hunier, R F, broker
HOWARD
Leather Bros, brokers
PHILIPSBURG
Bair, W T, broker
Jones, Lott W, broker
‘ STATE COLLEGE
Holmes, J L, broker
Billiards and Pool
BEASFONTS
as
a, pool
i
etl,
Fin ty
Morsbecher, ve
McGinley, Moy A
Busughoemy, 1 hoNs, ol
BLANCHARD
Moon, A BR, pool
CLARENCE
Watson, C H, pool
MILESBURG
Shults, J L, pool
ORVISTON
Orviston Bapply Co., pool
PHILIPSBURG
Meyer, J W, pool
Paisce Billiard Parlor, pool
Butler, Wm, pool
Peakin, Thomas, pool
PLEASANT GAP
Herman, W D, pool
BNOW SHOE
Melanghlin, M J, pool
BANDY RIDGE
Reunelly, AW, ¥- pol
Beunett, RJ
Mooshesd, Alders, shooting gallery
STATE COLLEGE
State College Billiard and Bowling
Co.,
MILLHEIM
Spigeimyer, J, pool
Theatres and Movies
BELLEFONTE
Brandman, BR, movi s
Brown, T C, movies
Garman Est. theatre
CLARENCE
Tuckassvage, J, movies
HOWARD
Lunham, F 8 movies
MILESBURG
Mann, H 8 movies
MILLEHEIM
Auditorium Co., movies
STATE COLLEGE
Nittany Theatre Co, movies
Nittany Theatre Co, movies
ENOW SHOE
Menchis, T C, movies
dp feo BR grog £04
errors
will be held at the County Treasturer's
office in Bellefonte, Pa, on Rida.
May 25, 1917, between § a. m., and 1
m., and those who desire oan
C. H. SMULL,
Mercantile Appraiser
|| JAMES W. SWABB _
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
LINDEN HALL, CANTRE CO. PA.
Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, &o, written ar.
eouted with care. All legal busigess prom 1
attended to. Special attention given to soit
Hi f Estates, and all Ati © a
ble’ Licenses Licenses, rating or
Blanks kept on hand, '
For BALE OR RENT
Nov. Bi
The Nathaniel Brown
Ad desirable home ; Yoel Pibes
: contains § acres of land,
of John F. Hagan on premsses or
W. A,
14 0.41 pd.
WE HAVE JUST BEEN INFORMED TuaAT
the First National Nurseries of Rochester, N.Y,
are anxious to secure either ladies or gentiemen
to represent them in this section, in the sale of
their complete line of oriental tree, shrubs, roses,
vines, bulbs, fruit trees, berry bushes, oto. They
inform us that without previous experience it Is
possible to make good wages every week. Any
one out of employment or desiring to take up
work of this time will do well to write them for
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fruit and chick.
Jot } Jers inquire
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untingdon, Pa.
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Real Estate
Want to Buy or Sell?
SEE US FIRST
Chas. D. Bartholomew
CENTRE HALL, PA,
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wai, ~{3it] or woman for general
MRE. CHAS A: RIOR, or roning geod Tw
CYRUS BRUNGART
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Special attention given to collecting, Legal
writings of all classes, incloding deeds, mortgages
agreements, etc.; marriage loenses and hunter's
licenses secured, and all matters pertaining to the
office attended to promrily. ooth 1916 pd
OILS & GASOLINE
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your barrels and drums
gasoline,
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and try a a
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR
CENTRE BAL PA.
poverty ith, CHARLEY