op A SER HRA ING we EER | Some Big Milk Oheoks, Smith, 3 1, hardware Kasmark, Bén, grocery RUNVILLE 1atderbach Barter Co., amiatn, oi, Keni. mdse THE CENTRE REPORTER. = PHL REDAY MAY 8, 1917 > SHIR XY. FIVE YEARS AGO, June 1.—Rev. 8. G, Shannon has accepted a call from the Lutheran charge at Watsontown. Rev. Z. Yearick, the Reformed min- ister, with his family, has arrived and commenced to keep house at Aarons- burg. A rattling hailstorm paseed over the vicinity of Potters Mills on Sunday, breaking windows and damaging vegetation, The old Motz distillery was destroy- ed by fire on Wednesday, 17th. M, E. Eby was the distiller and sustained a loss of several hundred dollars, The concern was owned by Albright and Reba, who have no insurance, The Centre Hall toll gate is under full operation now. A little son of James A. sick with pneumonia, Last Saturday evening the barn on the farm occupied by Lot Kimport, in Potter township, narrowly escaped being destroyed by fire, caused by lightning. The fire was immediately discovered and by strenuions efforts of Mr, Kimport and others, it was put out, with slight damage to the barn, The Centre Hill Presbyterian charge has engaged Rev, Wm, K. Foster as their pastor, The congregations are Centre Hall, Centre Hill, Bpring Mills and Aaronsburg. Rev. Foster will re- side at Centre Hall, On Thursday 18h, burglars entered the house of David Krape, in Haines townsnip, After having put the safe in condition for blowing they were %cared off by Mr. Krape, S——— I — A ———————— Aaronsburg, Mrs. J. J. Feidler is improving. All local carpenters have more work to do than they can handle. Mrs, Frauk Guisewite and two daughters, of Feidler, vieited Mr. and Mrs, George Weaver on Friday. Mr, and Mre. Daniel Ream are re- Joicing over the arrival of a baby daughter, born on Saturday. Archie King and son Harry, who are empioyed at Sandy Ridge, spent a few days at home, Prof. Bartlel and E. J, Bohn left for Akron, Obio, on Monday, where they secured positions, Mr. and Mrs. Bower and daughter spent Bunday In Lewisburg as guests of Mr, and Mrs. James Miller, Measles laid up the family of Walter Orwig, iocindicg the wolher and three children, for a week, B. F. Haflley retarued from a visit to his daughier, Mre. Nevin Meyer, at Boalsburg. A class of seventeen took the exam- ination for entrance to High school on Saturday. Mr. and Mie. Harvey Crouse, accome panied by Ballie Guisewite, auwoed to Winfleld on Baturdsy and visited ¥irs. Crouse’s mother, Mrs, Troxel, Mr, and Mrs. William Wolfe, Dr. C. 8B. Museer, Mr. and Mre. Claude Feidler and family, sutoed to Mifflig- burg and Hartlelon on Sunday. A flag raising, under the auspices of the P. O. 8B. of A., will take place here on Memorial Day, Prominent speak. ers will be present. Mr, and Mre. James Roushe and sop, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Winkle blech and daughter, spent Bundsy at the J, H. Detwiler nome, near Centre Hall. Mrs. Ruth Coxey and baby boy, from Altoona, spent a week with her mother, Mrs, Koch, Bhe was sccom- panied home by her niece, Kathryn Koch, Four members of the graduating class will enroll at the Lock “Yaven Normal school on the 65th of May, namely ; Misses Marion Eisenhauer, Meda Bower, Rhoda Bower, and Hel- en Bower, James King, brother of Abraham King, of this piace, died at his home in Millmont, after much suffering with gangrene, following an swmputs- tion of bis foot. Mr. Kiug and family attended the funeral in Union county. A ————— A ————— UENTRE OAK Calvin Ziegler is working for Arch Eungard, Paul; Swabb is learning to run a new Chevrolet oar, Boyd Vooads, ffom Bellefoute, spent Sunday at the Vonada home, The Hagen carpenters are busy building a manure shed and garage for D. J. Vonada, Mr. and Mrs, OC. B. Btover spent Bunday at the Wise home at the Union church. Fine weather and the farmers are finishing up sowing oats in this sec- tion, Mr. and Mrs. W. 8, Lucas, Mr, and Keller is Checks reng'ng in amounts from $203 to $100 a month, on the eale of milk, would seem to indicate that the Jniry business in Penps Valley i« highly profitable to the man engaged in it. The Continental Condensed Milk Company, of Bpring Mills, gives out the following table of amount of milk received from ten of ite patrone during the month of March, 1917, and the checks paid to the various psa- trons : John Bnavely, Bpring cows, milk weight 8779, amount received $208.40, 8B. H., Hackenburg, Spring Mille, 11 cows, milk weight 8173, test 8.6, amount $165.00, William | Breon, cows, milk weigul amount $127.89, W. W. Herman, Lemont, 10 cows, milk weight 5608, test 8.9, smount $113.42, J. W., Zerby, Centre Hall, milk weight, 5601, test 8.7, amount $112.02, J. K. Biiner, Spring Mills, 10 cows, milk weight 5428, test 4.2, amount $117.78. L. vu, Miller, Centre Hall, 11 cows, milk weight 5319, test 4.0, amount $112.23, Lester Feidler, Aaronsburg, 14 cowe, milk weight 4010, test 4.0, amount $103, 60, D. W. Corman, Spring Mille, milk weight 4702, test 2.8, amount $96.86, Mille, 15 test 8.9, Bpring Mille, 8 5014, test 38.4, Trial List for May Court, The following cases have been ed for trial at the May term court : First week, May 21st, Haupt & Brown ve. George Rhodes and John Knisely. Appeal Hecond week, May 28th, Kelly & Co, vs. Kelley & Nurgent. Assumpsit, Btoney Brook Blale and Brick Co. vé. United Brick & Clay Product Co. Assumpsit, Catherine A, Mulholland ve, M. D. Kelly and Mathew Bhaddock. Tres pass, Jerome Spigelmyer ve, Mutual Fire Insurance Co., of Anville. Assamp- sit. A. Kessler ve, Mutual Fire Insur- ance Co., of Aonville, Assumpeit. &Maude Earle ve. Mre. John Earle, admr. Bei fa sur judgement, Reuben T. Comiy ve. Central Rall- road Co., of Penns, Trespass, Joseph Brockerhoff, Mary Brocker- hofl and Jane D. Brockerhofl ves. C. Y. Wagner. Trespass, Joseph Brockerhoff and Mary Brock- erhoff ve. C. Y. Wagner. Trespase, > Fostmasters Recruiting Agents, All second, third and fourth class postmsasters have been asked to for- ward to the post office department » pledge of loyalty to the government aud to obey all orders issued by the president. These postmasiers have also been sppoioted recruiting agents and are requested to use their ivflu- ence fh securing enlistments for the army, navy and marine corps, These postmasters are also instructed tice all acts of a disloyal and t(ressou- able character, Toe Reporter is firm in its belief that no sucie service as toe latter clause embodies will need to be giver by the local postmaster, ————— " Transfers ofl Real Estate Amanda Haines et al to 8, C. Kote et al, tract,of land in Haines Twp. ; 7000, Alfred R. Lee et ux to John F, Kim port, tract of land in Harris Twp.; $2000, Lydia Lingle et ux to Albert 8, Lin- gle, tract of land in Gregg Twp. ; $100, Ezra Harter to Albert 8. Lingle, tract of land in Gregg Twp. ; $100, Hanpah M. Black et al to Ww, J. Harter, tract of land in Haines Twp. ; $2000, 8. W. Gramiey et ux to T, M. Gramley, tract of land in Miles Twp, ; $650, A. C. Bilvius et ux to L. M. Orndorf, tract of lsnd in Haines Twp. ; $400, Leah Osman to Charles J, Houser, tract of land in College Twp. ; $1060, A ——— I ———— Hales for handilng the Fisg, The Btars and Stripes should not be hoisted before sunrise, nor allowed to remain alter sunset, When flown at balf-mast as a sign of mourning, it should be hoisted to full stafl at the conclusion of the funeral. On Memorial Day, May 30, the flag should fly at half-mast until noon and at full mest from noon until sunset. lo flying the flag at half-maat, it should be hoisted first to full mast, then lowered to position, the distanca of the width of the flag from the top of the stafl, Mercantile Appraisement Natice is hereby given that the fol. lowing persons and firms have been appraised and are hereby liable for mercantie Hoense taxes for the year iy, Retail Mercantile Licenses AXKEMAN, Bryon, J W O, geal. mdse, Fromm, C A, ice cream AARONSBURG jower, A I, lmplements Bower, A M, meats hrape, J F genl. store kister, G W, implements Musser, C KE, cigars and confection ary Mensch, R W, coal Stover, A 5, wall paper Stover, Wi. gasoline and oil BOALSBURG Bricker Howard, grocery and ice cream Brouse, W H, produ Hess, HL, grocery tiazel, A J, general store ABUT Liros., meats hidder, L E, automobiles astover, UW, implements Weber, 5 BE, grain and coal Leclhilan, Jd rr, BLANCHARD Bower, W A, coal . Harter, W 1, geal, mdse. 8. M N, cigars and candy «1M, gen), midse. ger, 11 LU, grocery on, \ tobucco and candy Wuigie, J A, genl, store Kothrock, dara Mrs,, Notions Vr lisse, C A, genl, store LENORE Ghaner, W H, coal woll Drug Store, dr Molralvey, Vii. a ~ FILEY, Ake soblie supplies Wion, W E, garage Wright, Normon, garage Winton, Harry, coal Wian, J C, harness Waite, J 5, & Co., implements Weaver Bros, gro ery Willard, |, clothing Walker, W H, oyster and fish Warren, A, grocery Witten, Israel, junk celers, J, & Bon, drugs Yeager, H C, shoes CENTRE HALL Bartholomew, ( LD, produce and eRES Boozer & Puies Boozer, D A, harness and oil tenner, Ub O, geal. store Bradiord & 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, geal. mdse Fromm, James, produce Fetteroll, J I, automobile Foreman, R D, coal and grains Goodhart, F V, furniture Geary, F P, cigars Heaney, Lucy Mrs., millinery Harper, H W, automobile supplies Lingle, William, produce Meswer, J H, produce Mecker Maynard, cigars McCoy, Emma Miss, bread Odenkirk, W A, genl. mdse, Rossman, H D, produce Runkle, J W, cigars Smith, automobile sup Zettle & Lucas, lumber COBURN soline and oll COR Dingess, lasy a W B Howard Crea: y , produce Krader, W C, automobiles Moyer, CH, & Co,, lumber Meyer, J W, lumber bholl, T H, genl, mdse. Stover, Martin, goenl, mdse, Vonada, A, & Son, lumber Wasson, | W, genl. mdse. CLARENCE Buddinger, W 5, meats Buddinger & Co. genl, mdse, Drapcko, Mike, grocery Daugherty, K B35, genl. mdse, Freedman, 0, genl, mdse, Kachik, Jo A i con, Josepl hock, Geos HNOCK, Adam Mrs,, meats tone, genl, mdse, 31, CIgurs Waxier & Glad Watson, ( LeWak, John, grocery FLEMING Holt, 5 W, grocery Hall, O W , grocery Irvin, B i, coal and feed mdse, Me ase, { I and grain -HMOUY Dd Ce Cream s Rend HOWARD i, KAsOline re Korman Miles, W 1, Ken. mdse . gen. mdse. Stanley, BE Spankie, T OC, gre ry. Spicer, Mrs. Effie, candy & cigars Shultz, J L, cigars Wetzell, F L, gen. mdse NITTANY Betts, M 8, gen. mdse, feck, John H, gen. mdse Ertly, G G, produce Kessenger, W KE, cigars & candy Jong, H A. produce Mcbowell, D A, gr Peck & Son, gen. mw Yearick, N H, gen. ORVISTON Urviston Supply Co., gen. mdse, Siateberck, J H, board house OAK HALL - Etters, Clayton, feed and grain Louder, R J, gen. mdse. OSCEOLA MILLS Domerick, Joe, grocery Gross, R UG, grocery Gregalist, Kowe, grocery Materlivick, A, grocery f foundry Anthony, grocery (rocery ¥ ardware Maxwell, Grading ( G., conl POWELTON ican, Trading Co., gen. mdse, FLEASANT GAP r. & Bro., gen mdse. , Kas and ofl mdse, » Ken. mdse. PINE GLEN Liss, groc ory i Tocery PHILIPSBURG Atlantic Refining Co , Kasoline ton, Harry, grocery Andrews, W C, dry goods iciman & Ratawsky, dry goods Krocery iepartment stores Ks Gensant Gap Garage atitzer, C K, gen Steinberg Bros cigars grocery + Brain n and candy G., electric supplies , Kasoline tore wihing and shoes Pianos 2 ‘, hardware M, cigars and candy CIiRAM™ iry goods wars y Fey BPOCETICS . Mrs, Maria, gen. mdse. Leiman, Harry, groceries Lanich, 3 groceries Jewelry p.. Sund 10c st re ui, hardware y Fo. JaTist OTS, Cigars moats Een. mdse, EroQerios 8, Mrs. J, groceries ETocerios b, gen. mdse, novelty store Mi, Junk PORT MATILDA Beckwith, J T, Bigelow, J , has , Bennett, W A & Son, gen. mdse, Cin J MH, io £ Eiler, Gilt anion, Hoover 1, hardware Matiern, J U, produce UsiDal, BB, Cigars Pringle, 8 K, gen. mdse, Fation, J H, produce Rewme, A W, gen. store Williams, A 5, groceries Wiliams Bros, teed and gas Woodriag, H, coal PENNA FURNACE Bailey, J H, implements Goheen, K UG, monts Ward, W 5 gen. store FINE GROVE MILLS Auman, E H, feed Barr, Davia, candy Keller, Jacob & Son, coal Kepler, J W, cigars Krebs, N T, geu. mdse, Ward, 8 KE ges and oll Wall, BK M, gen. mdse, Williams, J H, barnes REBERSBURG Bierly, C C, plumber Bieriy, W F & Son, produce Bieriy, 8 A, produce Bieriy, C H, produce Barges, C K jewelry Beyers, C KE, grain Catlin, W J. gen. mdse, Gephart, 8 L, gen, mdse, Urainley, Ralph, hides Garrett, G FP, umber Creta, W B, produce Haines, M U, gen. mdse, Hubler, W T & Bon, produce Hubler & Halues, produce Kilnefeiter, J W, produce omg, ov K, Cigars Waiker O C, produce Bennett, K B, gen. mdse Witmer, J C, gens. mdse TATE COLL GE Alkeus. J P, cigars Athietic Blore, athletic goods Atlantic Rig. Co., gas and oll Baum, sim, clothing Corl, B ¥F & Bou, mdse, Corl, John, feed Comer, Mma. ET, groceries College Boot Shop, shoes Denl, Albert, plumber Fye, TD, gen, mdse, Foster, Philip, eon) Fromm, Herries, clothing and shoes Fromm, Morris, clothing and shoes ments Gentzell & McEachan, furniture Gilliland, Kay, drugs Grabam, Geo, A, candy Gregory Bros. candy Hockman, C W, feed Hurwitz & Smith, clothing Harvey Bros conlectionery Hurwitz, Moses, confectionery Hurtawick, A H, clgars Helfrich, J C, b & 10¢ store Juranes, Manuel, shoe findings Knox WW, cigars Kimport, Myra, millinery Krumrine, » dney, drugs Longee, A C, clgars Musser, J H, groceries Musser, Harry N, gen. store Musser, L W, groceries Musser, Cor,, harness Martin, J B, groceries Moutgomery & Co., clothing Metzger, L K, books Markie, James, produce McCormick, C B, Implements Hesides, ¥ FP, meats Rexall Drug Store, drugs Hupp, Berdia, corseis Baners & Heberling, clothing pilios Blrubie, Forest T, plumber Bhucy, CE jewelry Bmith, W W, photo goods Buyder, Cora Ililinery Buyder, C KE, autos smith, J C & Bon, hardware Boyder & Behrer, gen, wdse, Biate College Billiard Co. cigars Ihe Music Blore, planos Ihe Nittany Gersge, sulos Way, Benner, groceries BPRING MILLS Auman. U G, grocerios Ackerman, ¥ M, groceries Allwon Bros, graio sng flour Blauser W H, groceries Breon, Willis, groceries Biter, Bright, groceries sariges, Ivy, groceries Condos, J ( , BURR © Condo, 8B L, harness and buggies Corman, OT, produce Carson, F A, gen. mdse, Dunlap, A C, cigars Finkle, C F, mdse Frederick, Bamuel, feed Hamscupluyg, A C, mdse Hosterwoan, \Yaiter, garage Kirape, Chas, A, shoes hse, Perry, cigars iovg, CF & Co., gen. store law, AB, oosl Leastcr, Chas A, produce Meyer, J F, produce Mes, G K, gen. store Meyer, Calvin W, gen. store Meyer, W H, produce Moyer, J M, cigar Inery } K, Food , Daniel, candy i.J H, gen mdse i, BF, gen. mdse, 2, leed and mdse, . T ¥, produce i, Jolin & Bro , , KM, produce Li. Emauue, gen, mdse, stover, C B, bard ware Wolfe, 8 J, millinery ENOW BHOE Atantic Rig. Co. olla Buddinger, T B, gen. store Buddinger, W 5, mots Brook, Jacob, gen. mdse, Cogler, J A, auto FU pple Keysione Garage, uils Keily Bros, feed Haines, ET & Co, soda fountain Hex i, LL, cigars Hussell, James, groceries sickens, W 5, drugs Binciair, Mrs. H C, candy Bhow shoe Bupply Co... pen. mdse, BOOW shoe Supply Co., gen, mdse, iru ¥. MC groceries BEeOn & Bon, gen. store i, James, cigars BEANDY RIDGE Barpetd, R J, cigars sin, D, pen. mdse, Cowher, Levi, meals and groceries Dogan, J B, cigars Heaih, Mise L 8, candy Kennelly. A W, cigars Blast, MH 8 gen. store Bpilier, Daniel, groceries SmULLTON Kiine, John A, feed and Emin swover, H H. cigars Walizer, 8 A, mdse BTORMETOWN Burkett, F G, gen, mdse, Gray, John, produce Grimin, J H, gen. mdse. Houiz, H W, produce McAfie produce Way, Alien. produce TUSSEY VILLE Jordan, ET, oils Hockey, w F produce Swartz, C W, gen. mdse WADDLE Ellis, H A, produce Eves, J FP, produce Eves, Chester, produce Hoy, John A Est, gen. mdse Matern, J L, produce : Waite, H W, produce Walle, W W, produce WOODWARD Long, H F, bicycies Beflner, Waller, gen. mdse. Uradort, 8 H, produce Orndord, L D, gen. mdse. Weaver, L L, oils and gasoline Wolle, B M est, gen, mdse, Yearick. A M. produce WINGATE Davidson, J A, ioe cream Haruish, Blanch, groceries WARRIORS MARK Deamit, 8 KE, gen, mdse, Eilenbetger, Arthur, produce Usterly, Fred, produce Thomas, DU R, produce Wrye, WT, gen. mdse. * WOLFS STORE Glibert, Wm H, prodoce showers, G H, gen, mdse, Weaver, UD B sons, feed YARNELL Conier, Ira P, mass, ZION Hockman, N J, feed Noli, B A, gen. mdse, Wholesale Mercantile icenses AARONSBURG Crouse, H E, produoe BELLEFONTE Atlantic Refin Co., oils Belielonte Fuel & Supply Oo , coal Crider, P B & Son, Inmber Danenhauer & Son, grocery furniture groterie Potter-Hoy Hardware Co., hard wared BOALEBURG Weber, 8 EK wrain COBURN Atiantic RB fining Co. oll Cobourn Grain & Cry. Co., grain Howard Creamery Co., butler & eggs Korman Creamery Co, butler & eggs CENTHE HALL Bradford & Son grain Foreman, BR D, grain Kerlin, A E, chickens and noe Patrons Criamery Co , produce HOWARD Diehl, J D, produce LEMONT Ross, Elmer C, grain LINDEN HALL Bow, J H, grain Wieland, F E, coal OAK HALL Ferree, William, produce % PHILIPESBURG p Atisntic Ref. Co , ofl Balesrere, G, fruits Centre Milling Co , flour and feed Gill Mig. Co., mine supplies Hofman, Frank, tobeceo Hofler, W KE Co., produce Kesgof Brow dry pocds ludependent Un vo., uli Laudertmch-Barber Co |, groceries PRllipbuiy Milling T& H Co., flour and eed Phillipsburg Hardware Co,, hardware Reed, J O, flour and feed Bwilt & Co., meats PORT MATILDA Crain, WB, lumber MILLHEIM Kline, J A, fiour and feed NITTANY Manck, W J, produce BENOW BHOE Atlantic Rel, Co., oll Kelly Bros, grocerief LEMONT Ensign Ol Co., oll BPRING MILLS Bpriog Mills Creamery Co, produce BTATE COLLEGE Atisutic Bef, Co., oil Neldigh, J D, grain Restaurant Licenses BELLEFONTE Biackiord, Ciyde, restaurant Ruisely, (080, A, Moesctbacher, eo, Gregory Bros . CENTRE HALL Penulugton. C W, restaurant CLARENCE Walson, C H, restaurant FLEMING plere, H M, restaurant HOWARD Willians, Geo, L, restaurant Wiiliaine, ¥ OG, restaurant MILLHEIM Gephart, J Eussell, restauran MILESBURG Korman, C W, restaurant Epicher, Mrs Eifle, restaurant PHILIPSBURG Delis e, John, resaurant Kicth, 8 J, hi Enler, Walter - McMullen, Chas * Vest, GR Cuukie, Joseph, ENOW BHOR Sinclair, Mra H C, restaurant Hayues KT & Co, BTATE COLLEGE Knox, W W, restaurant Lougee, A C, . Kersietier, W E & Bon, restaurant Mowery, Fred J, restaurant Brokers’ Licenses BELLEFUNTE Hunter, R F, broker HOWARD Leather Bros, brokers PHILLIPSBURG Bair, W T, broker Jones, Lot W, broker ETATE COLLEGE Bolmes, J L, broker BELLEFONTE Larpenetis, J L pool Fiukiestine, David, pool Morstbacher, Chas | posi McGinley, John A, pobi Boaugluemy, | homes, pool BLANCHARD Moon, A R, pool CLARENCE Watson, C H, pool MILEEBURG Shuitz, J L, pool ORVISTON Urvision Supply Co., pool PHILIPSBURYG Meyer, J W, pool Paisce Billard Parior, pool Butier, Wm , pool Leakin, Thomas, pool PLEASANT GAP Herman, Ww L, pool ENOW BHOE Melaughlin, M J, pool BANDY RIDGE Kennelly, A W, pool Beunett, & J, pool Moushend, Abert, shooling gallery STATE COLLEGE Blate College Billiard and Bowling Co, pool MILLHKIM Bpigelmycr, J, pool Theatres and Movies BELLEFONTE Brandman, K, movi s Brown, T C, movies arman Esi., wheatre CLARENCE Tackasavage, J, movies HOWARD Lunham, F 8, movies MILESBURG Mann, H 8 movies MILLHEEIM Auditoriam Oo., movies STATE COLLEGE Nittany Theatre Co., movies Nittany Theatre U0., movies “* SNOW SHOR Menaslifs, TC, movies o— For the purpose of correcting errors of u any PPrascimenta, an appeai will be bela he Coan Treasurer's office 1 Belicionte, Pa. on Friday, May 25, 1917, between # a. m. and 1 m., and those who desire oan attend, C. H. SMULL, Meroautie Apjoniser ecuted with care, i JUSTILE OF THE PEACE CENTRE HALL, Pa. ‘Real Estate Want to Buy or Sell ? SEE US FIRST Preliminary to lowering from half-stafl, it should be holstea again to the top. The flag should never bs allowed to touch the ground. » When two flags are displayed the ting of Estates, Marrisge Licenses, Au uo || bile Licenses, sand i other Appilcsting Blanks kept on band. Nov. 3h. gr, | FOR SALE OR RENT i Nathaniel Brown ¥ al Farmers Mills, ! A mirabee home ; hi, piace tor fruit and chick. ; contains 3 acres of land. For terms inquire Mre. Isaac Smith spent Bunday at Btate College, the guests of Mr. Bmith’s sister, Mrs. Homan, Wilbur oan handle the Ford o. k. RE — a —— 50 to 100 Laborers Coat suits, coats, dresses, separate coats and skirts, made over your own individual measurements. Your own cloth or cloth farnished.— Ladies’ Toggery Bhop, Bellefonte, Pa. Bell ‘phone 224 M. of RE ——— —— The condition of wheat and rye has been much improved during the past few weeks and every indioation ls that Pennsylvania will have almostan av- erage orop. . Stars and Stripes should be placed at the right. When the national flag 1s passing in parade, and review, the spectators should, If walking, halt; if sitting stand, and stand at attention, uncov- ered. EE ————————. There were 3,728 sheep killed by dogs in the State during the past year, and 2,801 ivjgred. This Is » marked decrease over 1916, Ameri MILTON Gar & hain b “BEVERAL MILCH COWS POR SALE.— The und ors for sale several miich cows, in fp. # HENRIGH, Spring Me. 8K Tespoct. . P, H, Spring - By FOR SALE. «Fine Dark Bay Drivi Mare, nine years old, weighs between 1100 and 1200 |b, Is sound and all t; an excellent driver. ens . Hagan on premsses or address. Skit ¥ W. A. BROWN, Admr. Huntingdon, Pa, the First National Nurseries of Rochester, N. Y, are anxious to secure either ladies or gentlemen to represent them in this section, in the male of their complete Hine of orfental treo, shrabs, roses, vines, bulbs, fruit trees, berry bushes, eto. They inform us thas without previous experience it is possibie to make good wages every week. Any work of this time will do well 1 write them for erm and 1a dolng 80 enclose this boLoe. ceneral
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