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hel ul) ot Will by Develop d by Ur, Yoo
cam aud Prof, N ff, ln Q.avge A cadin,
The flrs! © World War Talks” will
be given in Grange Areadls, Thurs-
day evening, Ostober 4, 7:30 o'clock,
by Dr, KE. H, Yocum and Prof. C, R.
Nefl, Neither of the speakers need
introduction to the readers of this lo.
cal paper. It is because they are per-
eonally known and have teen heard
from on the platform that they have
been ssked to talk on the euljsct
named, Dr. Yocum’s Memorial ad-
dress in Centre Hall so thoroughly
pleased the large number who heard it
that there bas since been a great de-
sire to bear bim again, With this ip
view the senior editer of the Centre
Reporter arranged for the meeting as
anpourced above, and will bear the
expenses, Prof, Neft has long been a
favorite local speaker, and for the
reason that like Dr, Yocum his talks
are always confined to the subjects an-
nounced and are full of information, It
is due the speakers to say that they are
giving tneir service free, except for
transportation,
Dr, Yocum will divide his addrese
into feur parts :
“The World War ’'—
I. The Menscge of Hymanity,
Il. How it Came About,
III. How We Got Into It,
1V. The Patriotism Needed to Win,
The eutject * Germany's form of
Government” will be developed by
Pro’, C, R, Neff, thus;
(a: Oar earliest information sbout
the German people,
(6) Their part in the overthrow of
the Roman Empire,
(¢) Their attempt to restore the
Roman Empire,
(d) The rise of Prussia,
(¢) “Yow the creation of the Gers
msn Empire of today was brought
about,
Previous to the speaking, a brief
period will be devoted in memorial to
Hop, Leonard Rhone,
Tt e Belleforte High Fehool orchess
ira. twenty pieces, under the direction
of Prof, Welk, will furnish the music.
This musical organization 1s a perfect
delight, snd Is better this year than
any time heretofore. The concert will
begin rromptiy at 7:80,
A section of the hall will be reserv-
ed, ard for these reats tickets will be
i-sued, but no charge made for them,
the edmieion being atsolutely free to
all parts of the ball, Just before the
ecreert begive all senate not already
occupied will beat the diepoeal of the
ushers, who will locate the guests not
previously seated,
Two tbirgs are requested of the
guests ;
1. Eter the ball prior to ¥:50,
2. Give altentior,
After the exercises a light luneb
will be served the speakers and mem-
bers of the orchestre,
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Marriage Licenses,
Willard CO. Burd, Asronsturg
Florence M. Winters, Rebersburg
Galen Wood, Chrome, N, J.
Viroa M. Way, State College
Frank Burp, Bnow Shoe
Catherine H. Hayer, Snow Shoe
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“ Dime Card Social,»
The ** Dime Card Social,” to be
be'd by the W. C. T. U., has been
portponed until time for the regular
monthly meeting, Every member is
kindly asked to have her eard ready
until then, Meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs, H, F, Bitner.—Com-
mittee,
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New Limestone Compaay,
Daring the past ten days the Oak
Hall Lime and Stone COmMPpany was
organised with the following officers :
President, D.” H. Yoder, msster me-
¢hauic st the new penitentiary ; sec-
retary snd trescurer, Harry A. Ross.
man, and general manager, Charles
Haegioger. The new company bas
closed a deal do take the limestone
from the hill on he Dale farm at Oak
Hall on a five cents a ton royalty
basis. Kilns will also be erected for
burning lime,
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DEATHS,
Mre. Mary Rothrock, widow of
Heory Rothrock, died at her home at
Bpring township at 4:30 o'clock on
Tuesday morning of Inst week as a rc-
sult of a general breakdown In health,
Bhe was the daughter of James ard
Margaret Woods and was born in Pot.
ter township, October 12th, 1844,
hence was almost seventy«three years
o'd, On December 29.b, 1863, she wes
united in marriage to Henry Rothe
rock. Pincticslly all her married life
was spent at the Rothrock home in
Bpriog towosbip. Bhe is survived
by two gone, George, of Niagara Falls,
and James, at home, Bhe also leaves
one sister and two brothers, namely :
y Theodore Kelly and Edward
#, of Bellefonte, and Williagn
of State College,
Virginia Isabel Dawson, infact
pughter of Mr, snd Mre, Harry Dawe
#0D, of near Axeman, died Inst Thurs,
aged seventeen days, Burial
wadg st Bellefonte on Friday,
y the end of the week the first
1 of school will pave been pome
JUCA 8,
Joseph Carson has his crew of wen
crushing stone st Potters Mills for
Btate road constiuction,
Avon was born to Rev. and Mre,
Fred W. Barry at their home in Cum-
berland, Maryland, last Thursday.
If you have old or young chickens
to sell, call me up, I nced them.
Prices are high now.—(, D. Barthol-
omew, 8t
C. W. Pennington has discontinued
his bakery and ice cream business st
Centre Hall and has gone to Belle-
fonts to work at bis trade,
Ira Auman, tenant of the farm of
bis father, Fred Aumap, at Potters
Mille, was a caller at this office on Bat-
urday and enrolled as a subscriber,
Mrs, Catheiine Conley left on Bat-
urday for Bellefonte to visit her son
over Bunday and then left for Lancas-
ter for a few weeks’ visit among rela-
tives, .
Mise Elizabeth McEwen, of Denver,
Colorado, who has been spending the
past few months visiting relatives in
the state, is at present the guest of her
cousir, Mre. G. L. Goodbart, in Cen-
tre Hall,
Mr, and Mrs, Willard Wilt and the
former’s mother, Mre. Lorecrzs Wilt, of
Fraoklio, spent Bynday at the 9, W,
Kreamer and O, D. Bartholomew
homes. Che Wilts and the Kreamers
are cousins,
To meet the demand among farmers
locally for young stock, A. M, Riegle,
the Bolpna stopk byyer, sold a carlosd
of western young cattle, consisting cf
beifere, steers and stock bulle, at Cen-
tre Hall, on Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. Mary E. Christice, Guy Crow’,
of Elysburg, rnd Mr, apd Mrs,
Hull, of Bhsmokiv, were an auto
party who motored to the T, L,
Moore bome s short time sgo. Mrs,
Christine is spending some time with
her daughter, ¥Mre, Moore,
Fred Btover was summoned to Al,
toons on Monday afternoon to be
ready to leave for the training eamp at
8t, Petersburg, Virginia, when Blsir
county's guots is ealled to entrain,
He bad been spending the past few
weeks with his mother and sister in
Centre Hall,
Johp B, Royer, of Altoons, daugh.
ter, Mra. James Luse, and grand.
daughter, Fusie, of Bellefon'e, were in
Penne Valley smong friends begir.
ving of this week. Mr, Royer was
long a resident of Penns Valley and
finds great pleasure in coming back
amorg old friends,
Mr. and Mre, A. P, Krape, accom-
pavied by Miss May Marti, also Mr,
snd Mre. Stephen Best, of Smaulitor,
sutocd to Asromsturg on Bunday to
visit Mr, Krape's brother, Willlam RB.
Krape, who is recovering from the ef-
fects of a paralytic stroke tustained
more than week ago,
The new service flsg emblems
which are being distributed to homes
where some member of the household
bas joined the colo's, are of red snd
blige stripes, A blue star is found ip
the center of the flag when one mem.
ber of the home bas answered the
call, and for each additional person
a star Is added.
H. L. Kline, who for more than a
year managed the local drug store, on
Monday purchased the Krumripe
drug store at State College, which has
been in the bands of the creditors for
the past several months, The store
contains the fipest fixtures of sny
drug store io the county. The friends
of Mr. Kilne wish him succes,
The Beatty Motor Company, whose
temporary add ess lo Bellefonte, bes
been sppointed the sales agent for the
Ford car in Centre county. In anoth-
er part of this paper they hare an ac-
ve tisement that will prove of interest
to those contemplatiog the purchase
of one ol these porolsr care. They
will also soon be «(quipped to give
“Ford Bervice.” Read about it in
their ad,
What more truthful than that ex-
pressed in the following paragraph by
“B.Jefl”, in the Lewistown Bentive! :
Men sit in clubs with aldeboard at-
tachments or at other places ivdulging
in liquid refreshments sccured through
agentes, and bemoan the fact that War
is hell and causes so much death, suf
fering and distress, when it Is a fae
that bocze kills more people and raises
more hell than War ever did,
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Linden Halil
Mrs. J. H. Ross spent the week end
with her dsughther, Mrs. Lewis
Bwartz, at Hublersburg,
Mre. Alfred Lee entertained Mrs,
William Goheen, Miss Lucretia Go-
beer, Mre, John Jacobs and Mrs,
Amanda Fisher, at dinner, last Thurs.
day.
Mire, Alpheus Noll returned to ber
home at Greensburg on Tuesday after
8 two weeks’ vieit at hor parents
home,
David Campbell after being housed
up for a few days ls able to be cut
io,
Clowes and brother Bamuel
Hwabb, of Chest r, spent a few days
this yea with Mr. and Mre, James
Hwa
George Beersor and family motored
to Woodward on Band
the day with relatives ge spat
irate held by John Petter on
sarap ne” wll Winans ore
Foil to Bind Sp hekonty
S38 Rane Mio
z Millheim.
When we sce Charlie Pua osriying
his overcoat it makes us fee) chilly,
H. E. Crouce 1s loeding potatocs at |
Coburn at 90 cents per bushel,
Leeier Musser, now employed at
Altoons, spent Bunday here,
D. W, Bradford and #, C, Brungar, |
both of Centre Hall, were registered ut |
the Millbelm Inp, Monday, |
H. G. Hartline, employed as guard |
at Rockview, Is pending a, few days |
with hie family here, f
Elchberg and Homan bave shipped |
another car load of horses to the |
Wash .ngton (D. C.) market,
In passing we notice the scarcity o|
apples and that many potatoes sre!
atill in the ground. |
Owing to Iack of rain some parts of
Elk Creek are entirely dry and a num- |
of dead fish have been found, |
Bond Musser and family, of Bellc-|
fonte, spent several days here the past |
week with relatives, :
A letter from Dr, John Hardenberp, |
who enlisted snd Is dofng servies for |
Uncle Bam and stationed at Fort Mc
Kinley, Oule, says be 1s well snd likes
the job,
With the rustle of the leaves ones, |
the call of the wild, snd the boys csp i
be s-ep evenloge budaliog around tre i
stoves, bullding castles over Pire|
Creek hollow, |
Progress Is being made by the brick- |
layers on the new garage bulldirg bee
ing erected on Main street by OC, A,
Breon apd Co, Mr, breon mys be
€speota to occupy bie new place by the |
holidays,
Street Commissioner G, W, Harter, |
with several men, 18 laving coverete
crossinge, replacing the extremely bed
ones (breugbcut the town, snd 3
marked improvement over the old!
condition ie noileeable,
Baturdsy sfterroon, Beptember 22,
the estate of Mrs, W, K, Alexande:,
deceased, war closed at public rale,
E. M. Mayck was the executor, The
#a'e of perevoal property amounted to |
$174 92, and the home on West Main |
sireel wea beied by Eo, 1.
Yiawer, Copsiders , *1610,
Ooe ever ir g eel week it
light plant in « Lys, JF, Me
tore furpighed tcp cr xeltement
the generator Explode”
ecough, there wer, cumber of pers
ous In the store at the time of the sc-
cident who aided in extivguishing the
flames before wueh dsmsge was dope,
PF LTH
elytra
tisn’s
when
Luckily
ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFERED AT PRIVATE BALE. ~The Gren
Obie home, along the pike betwesn Penn Hall
and Bpriog Mila containing § acres of land,
with necessary bulldings, Desire to sell same
within next few m nths Anyone desiring such
& bome had better avail himself of th! OPPOT Ge
Dit ~Appiy to J, A, GRENOBLE, Yoagertown,
1917 BETUDEBAKER RUNABOUT, 6oylinder
S-passenger Car for sale. This car is as 2001 as
Rew, and was run ics than 1000 miles J, MH.
WEBER, Centre Hall, Pa. i
HOUSE FOR SALE —8ix rom, with lastest im-
vements, is offered for sale. Address W. o£
AGER, State College. Pa. 37040
YOUNG WOMAN WANTED for genere] house
work in fswally of two, Good w ges. 138 South
Atherton si , State Coliege, Pa. Beli ‘phone 83,
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Town Car $595
Detroit,
SALES
CHARLES R. BEATTY
Formerly with Ford Motor Co.
; in other words,
sold before New
a car for next year, get
able to get
In case of fire, death, or having to go to
do not have
, drop us a card
‘Ford Ser-
BELLEFONTE, PA.
COMMERCIAL PHONE 23%
SALESMAN
A. H. HARTSWICK,
STATE COLLEGE, PA.
SERVICE
GUS FORSMAN
Formerly with Ford Motor Co,
J
is more Catarrh In this section of
tintry than 1 ber diseases put
r, and unt
supposed to
great many years doctors propounced it a
iocal disease and prescribed local reme-
dies,
Ww
this
constitutional disease, and therefore re
GQuires constitutional treatment
Catarth Cure, manufactured by J
Constitutional cure on the market
taken Internally
They offer one hundred dollars for any
case it falls to cure
and testimonials
Address: ¥ J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Bold by Drugeists, Te
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“Pride of Penn's
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one of his wise pieces
of advice would be:
“Put your spare money
into some good savings
bank, where it will
draw compound inter-
estand be a source cf
profit to you.,”. This
bank fulfills these con-
ditions, Here your
funds will be safe as
Your. investigation of
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Centre Hall, Pa,
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We Extend A
General Invitation
to all to come and look over our
New Showing of
FALL CLOTHING
Our line of Ladies’ Coats, Suits, Dresses,
Etc, marvelous for its variety and up-to-the-minnte
fashions, maintains our customary standard of noth-
ing but the best. If you want something out of the
ordinary, you can satisfy your needs here.
Our Men's Suits and Overcoats are es- [|
p-cially noteworthy this Fall, “Trench” Coats and
Suits, the very newest, feature the line, Fine School
Suits for boys.
The other departments of the store arz also brimful of
good things, awaiting only your careful inspection.
The prices, too, will be a revelation in these times of
high prices,
We confidently stake our hard-earned reputation for
square dealing on our ability to please you. Don’t i.
delay your call,
KESSLER’S
DEPARTMENT STORE
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