LO0ALS,
Commence praeticing writing
1918. :
Good news—Larro Feed is back
again.—R. D, Foreman, adv,
Allen Laylog Mash only $380 per
bundred.—Chae, D. Bartholomew,
Centre Hall, Pa,
Mise Anna Stover, of Altoons, spent
a few days last week at the home of
sister, Mrs, William MocClenahan,
Mesare, Cleveland Mitterling and
Fred Fisher expect to ship a carload of
cows to Collegeville on Baturday,
Prof. C. R. Neff was among those
from this section who attended the
State Grange sessions at Willlamsport
last week,
The only Christmas service in” Cen-
tre Hall this season will be held in the
Reformed Church on Bunday evening,
23ed inst,
The carol singers are planning to
sing the Christmas carols at various
points in the town on Christmas eve,
as was done last year.
[© A Christmas Cantata will be held in
the M. E. church at Pleasant Gap on
Tuesday evening, December 25,
Everybody ls cordially invited.
The residence and barn of Clyde
Duatrow, east of Centre Hall, was wired
for electric light by Meesrs, CO, W.
Boozer and Clymer McClenahan,
To stimulate Winter Egg production
feed Beef Mcraje. Fresh stock just re.
ceived, $6.00 per hundred.—Chas, D.
Bartholomew, Centre Hall, Pa.
The next Lecture Course entertain-
er will eppear on BSalurday even-
ing, January 12, 1918, Mildred War-
nock, a reader, will be the attraction.
fi The regular preaching service in the
loeal Reformed church, next Bunday
morning, will be dispensed with on
account of the Christmas service in the
evening.
Come along now with your small
savings and let Uncle Sam have them
in exchapge for thrift stamps and
saving certificates. Bee your local
postmaster,
James Keller, of Centre Hall, and
Pesler Rosswar, of Spring Mille, both
etudenis at Franklin and Marshall
College, Liavcaster, are home for the
Christmas vacation.
Duriog last week the roads over
which the rural mail carriers passed
from this office, were rated in worse
rondition than at any time during the
service of the carriers.
Mr. and Mrs, Guy W. Jacobs, of
Steubenville, Ohio, are expeced in
Uentre Hall the latter part of the week
to spend the Christmas gesson at the
home of the former's mother,
I need lots of poultry now. Use Leg
Bande to mark yonr Pullets, Bell
your cull stock, Any thing in the
Poultry lice. Both phones, —Chae,
D. Bartholomew, Centre Hall, Pa.
The increased milk flow, the im-
proved condition of your stock, and
the esse of handling—Larro Feed ia
the cheapest feed or ecombinstion of
feeds on the market. R. D. Foreman,
adv.
it
Chester Johnson, of Pine Grove
Mille, is suffering from s gun shot
wcund ip his foot, eaused by the acci-
dental discharge of his gun while
walking through the street of his home
tower. .
The school ¢hiidren in the borough
schools will have sll next week to en-
joy the Christmas season away from
readin’, writin’ and 'rithmetic. There
will be school, however, on New
Year's Day.
The best Christmas gift you can
give the editor (snd it will be much
appreciated one) is a a renewal of your
enbecription to the Reporter. In thie
case we wiil say, * Do your Christifs
giving early’,
§ H. F. Muster, one of the Potter
township suditore, placed the * copy
of the flnapcial statement of the town-
ship with this office a few days ago,
The statement will appear in the next
fseue of tue Reporter.
The latter part of last week William
H. Eubn returned from a visit to Jer-
gey Bhore, where he had lived for a
number of years, He witnessed the
great fire, having lodged near to the
building where the fire originated,
Many farmers are nearly out of
water and for the past week or more
have been hauling it in barrels and
tarike, The foot of snow on the
grecuund at (he present time reduced to
water would certainly relieve the site
uation,
J. H. Puff received a short message
from his son, Leroy Puff, from Buffs.
lo, New York, last week, the young
man haviog jst arrived there from a
#eason of training In the telegraphers
corps at Rockford, Iilinole, The in-
dientions were that he, with others,
would soon set sail for France,
A boller on a saw mill located nesr
Marthe, on the Heaton tract, earrying
eighty pounds of steam exploded and
completely wrecked the mill, The
boiler landed over one hundred feet
away from its foundation, One man,
~ Charles Miller, the fireman, was in-
Jured. He had bis ankle broken,
Dr. G. W. Hosterman expects to
lesve on Christmses day for Lancaster,
where will he spend the balance of the
week with his son, 8. V, Hostermar,
» 80d family, Prof. J, 8, Hoster-
end family, of Dukes: Suny
expect 10 be at the
fnoastus
in 4 this 44
LOOALS
The pink label this week, Take a
look at if,
Larro Feed—the more-milk feed
that’s guaranteed. Car just in.—R. D,
Foreman, adv,
Wanied—Turkeye, Geese, Ducks
and Chickens.—Chae, D, Bartholo-
mew, Centre Hall, Pa.
John Coldren, one of the Standard
employes at Burnham, is home as the
result of the works cloeing down for
want of fuel,
Kindly a.tend to that matter of re-
newing your subscription before Janu-
ary lst shows up. Your label should
show an eight (8). Does it 7}
Mre, W. B, Mingle will leave this
(Thursday) for Philadelphia to spend
the winter with her son, W. Gross
Mingle, and other relatives in that
city.
Harry Durst, of Reedsville, brother
of Mre, H. W. Harper, of Centre Hall,
is among those who will make up
Mifflin county’s quota for the first
draft,
Mr.and Mrs, W. A, Magee and two
sons—Huyett and Willlam—of Weno-
nab, New Jersey, are expected st the
Huyett home the latter part of thie
week to remain over the Yuletide sea-
son,
Mise Esther Bitner, teacher of the
Colyer school, has arranged a Christ-
mas entertainment to be given by her
scholars in the school building this
(Thursday) evening. The school pa-
trons are cordially invited to be pree-
ent,
The Standard steel works at Burn
bam have temporarily suspended oper-
ations on sccount of coal being delayed
in shipment because of the general tie:
up of railroad transportation. About
thirty-four carloads of coal are required
every twenty-four hours for the opera-
tion of the plant.
Among the enlistments in the U.
B, Army service in which the Report-
er readers will be interested is that of
William Wolfe, son of Mr, and Mrs,
J. Witmer Wolf, of Ardmore, who
volunteered to serve in a medical
corps, in the surgical ifpstrument de-
partment, He expected to sail for
France on the 15th inst, He scored
one bundred per cent. in physical ex-
smination. About the same time he
enlisted, the engagement of Miss Edith
Faylor, of Ardmore, to the young
soldier, was announced. -
BOALSBURG.
David Btuart, of Jogram, was a re-
cent visitor with his mother, Mre
Emma SBiuart,
A great many people are taking ad-
vantage of the fine ice, by filling their
ice houses,
A.W. Dale and daughter Cathryn
spent Thursday of last week at Belle-
fonte.
Ojcar Rishel, who hes spent several
months in Akron, Ohio, returned to
his home here,
Mr, and Mre. Huston Bhney and
two children moved to State College
last Wednesday.
Cyril Z-chman, of Selinsgrove, came
to his bome here last week where he
will spend his Christmas vacation,
Mre. Charles Beguner spent several
days last week with relatives at Car-
lisle,
Mre. J. P. Wagner and niece, Helen
Meyer, of Altoons, spent several days
last week at the home of the former's
father, D. W, Meyer,
Mr. and Mrs, Peter Weber, of Hant-
ingdon, J. H. Weber, of Centre
Hall, and Mr, and Mrs. W, E. Gettig,
of Altoons, attended the funeral of J.
H. Meyer,
Among the Bellefonte visitors from
Boalsburg on Monday were: Rev, and
wre, 8, CO, Blover, Mr, and Mre, J, W,
Keller, Mre, L. E. Kidder and daugh-
ter Mary.
The Lutheran Bunday school ‘will
bold their Christmas entertainment
on Sunday evening, December 23, at
7:80 o'clock. The Reformed Bunday
school will hold their Christmas er«
tertainment Tuesaday evening, Decem-
ber 25,
At the July meeting of the Civie
Clab the chairman of the conservation
committee made a request that each
member dry five pounds or less of
fruit, corn or beans, the ssme to be
sent to the Red Cross secretary for the
proper distribution. Any person,
whether member of the Civie Club or
t, desiring to contribute to this
worthy catee, may leavé their contri-
butions at the home of Mre, Owen
Mothersbaugh before January 1st,
198,
The Modce Gun and Rod Club,
from Boalsburg, returned to their
homes on Friday from their annual
huntiog trip, with the limit of deer,
The lucky nimrods were: D. W,
Meyer, 4-point buck ; Robert MoCOrep,
4-point buck! Philip Holter, 4-point
buck ; Robert (, Bailey, 4-point buck;
John Hews, 2.point buck; Samuel
Hes, spike buck, The remainder of
the party are: H. O. Bailey, J. B.
Krebs, W. J. Bloom, A. M, Lsuver,
J, D. Mayes, John Mokel, Wayne
Keller, and Frank Bailey. The presi.
dent of the club ls D. W, Meyer and
the sgcretary Is H. C. Bailey. Beside
the Juck these hunters had they also
had & fine outing and a trip mya to
be forgotten,
. AA A,
The dairy feed that is just right
NOTIVE ROM LOCAL DRAFT BOARD,
Sherif Yarnell Onlls Attention uf Public
and Registrants to Matter Relating to
Questionnnire,
Any person desiring to claim a de-
ferred classification by either Local or
District Board on any ground in re-
spect of any registrant designated here~
in may, within seven days from the
date thereof, and not later, submit
such cisims to this Local Board ac-
companied by such affidavit evidence
as such person may desire to have con-
sidered,
Buch clainas either by a registrant or
by another in respect of any registrant
may be submitted either by entering
the same in the place provided cn the
first sheet of the registrant’s question-
naire or by submitting such claim to
this board on a duplicate of such first
sheet (1001—A). If it is desired to
submit affidavit evidence in support of
such ¢laim and in addition to the evi.
dence contained in the registrant's
questionnaire, such affidavits must be
prepar d on paper of the same size as
the questionnaire, and should be re-
spousive to the questions asked the
registrant respecting the ground of
such claim in the pertinent divison of
the questionnaire,
Bection 7 of Belective Bervices Regu-
lations provides :
The process of examination and se-
lection of registrants, under these
rules and regulations, shall begin by
the posting of notice iu the offices of
the Local Boarde on Form 1002, and
by mailing a questionnaire (Form
1001) to every registrant Ineciuded
within such posted notice, ss provided
in section 92 hereof ; and notice every
subsequent action faken by either the
Local or District Board in respect of
each registrant shall be given by enter-
ing a winute or date of such action on
the classification list (Form 1000) io
the office to the Local Board, and in
addition to vuch entries, by mailing to
the registrant, and in some cases to
other clalmanir, a notice of such sce
tion. .
Whenever a duty ia Lo be performed
or a period of time begiue to run with-
in which any duty Is to be performed
by apy such registrant, within
which any right or privilege may be
cisimed or exercised by or in respect
of any such registrant, a notice of tLe
day upon which such duty is to be per
formed, or such time begins to rup,
shsll be malled to the registrant, and
the date of euch mailing of noticeshall
be entered opposite the name of such
registrant on the olassifieation list
(Form 1000), which is elways open to
inspection by the public at the office of
the Local Board, Ic addition to the
mallivg of such notice to registrants,
notice of the disposition of claims
made by other persons in respect cf
registrants shall be mailed to such
other persons. Either the mailing of
such notice of the entry of such s date
in the classifieation list shall coneti-
tute the giving of notice to the regie-
grant and to all concerned, and shail
charge the registrant aod all concerned
with police of the day upon which
such duty is to be performed or the be-
ginniog of the rooplog of the time
within which such duty must be per-
formed or euch right or privilege may
be claimed, regardless of whether or
not a mailed notice or questionnaire ie
actually received by the registrant or
other persor,
Fallure of spy registrant to perform
apy da'y subscribed by the selective
Service Law or by these Rules and
Regulations, at or within the time re-
quire’, is » misdemeanor punishable
by imprisonment of one year, and
may tesull in . Joss of valubale rights
avd imwediate induction of such reg-
istrant into military service,
Failure of the registrant or any por-
son concerned to claim and exercive
any right or privilege on the day or
within the time authorized by there
rules and regulations shall be cousider-
ed a waiver of such right or privilege,
and shall foreclose such person from
theresfier claiming the same, subject
only to the privileges granted by these
rules and regulations Lo apply for an
extension of time,
Gro. H. YARNELL,
Member of Local Board,
December 18, 1917,
or
Spring Mills,
The ice is being harvested rapidly.
Harry Finkle is spending his vacse
tion with hie parents,
John Meyer's little daughter bas
been very ill for a few daye,
Mr. and Mre. John Rishel, Tibben
Zabler and family, attended the funer-
sl of Mra, Rishel’s father, Mr. Meyer
at Coburp, on Tuesday.
Mre, George Benner, of Centre Hal’,
spent Batarday with Mre, William
Bmith,
Rev. A. M, Kennelly, of York, spent
a few days with his mother, Mre.
Mary Kennelly,
Clair Allison and wife, of Renovo,
were Bunday visitors at the H. M. Al.
lison home,
Mr. and Mre. William Binksbine,
and Mr. and Mrs, William Rishel at-
tended the funeral of Mre, Zsigler, at
Lock Haven, on Monday,
Word was received of the
oo
Marriage Licenses,
Lang E, Lucar, Fleming
Hanna C, Hipple, Fleming
Dorsey B, Eckenroth, Plessant Gep
Bessle F, Emerick, Centre Hall
Olyde G, Bwariz, Bellefonte
Charlotte E, Y earick, Nittany
Roy E. Johnson, Mileburg
Lillian G, Koch, Bellefonte
Chas, A, Vangorder, Centre Hall
Hallie O, Krader, Centre Hall
Boyd E. Lonberger, Pleasant Gap
Ula Villa Auman, Millheim
—— at ————
No Paper Next Week,
Next week being Christmas week.
no paper will be isened from this
office, which will be in keeping with
a time-honored custom. The office,
however, will be open every day for
receiving subscriptions and orders for
printing. .
The Reporter wishes all its sub
scribers a merry Christmas and a proe-
perous New Year,
I——— A ——————
Ceorges Valley
Hobert Barger came home from Re-
novo where he had been employed.
Mr, and Mrs, D. D. Decker spent
Sunday with friende at Bpring Mills,
Mire. Ida Decker went to Altoona
last Friday to spend a week with
friende,
Mr, and Mrs, W. T., Erving have ree
turned to their home in Altoona after
a month's visit at the home of B, C,
Decker,
P. A. Auman le bulldiog a large
chicken bouse, He says with eggs at
50¢ per dozen they must have a good
warm house,
Mre., Fusan Davis bes returned
home after spending two weeks at
Woodward with her daughter, Mre,
George Wingard,
£5, NNUAL ELECTION, —
The annual elecilon of the FARMERS MU.
TUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CEN.
TRE COUNTY will be held in the gmnd jury
roam, ‘ ourt House, Bellefoule, Pa. on Monday,
Janusry 14th, 1918, between the houre of 10s. m,
and 2p om, jor the election of twelve directors
for Lhe cusulug yoar,
H. E. DUCK, President,
FRANK M. FISHER, Sec. |
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
C—O At a
Lungs Are
Weakened By
Hard Colds
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF
PERNBYLVANIA.
In the matter of
Hyman 6. Steinberg |
and Louth 3. Statuberg, | IN BANKRUPICY
i
NO, 860
co-partners trading as |
Bleinberg Brother and |
Jnl
CASCARA EB QUININE | == = |
Pom ov
To the creditors of the above name
The old family remedy —in tablet Notice Is hereby given that on 1
form safe, sure, easy to take. No
December A. D 1917 the sas Hym:
Opiates. ~g30 unpleasant after Hise,
and Louis 8. Steinberg, co-part:
Cures colds in 24 hours Onp §
Bieinberg Brothers and as Iodivia
days. Money backif ifalla.
A2
adjudicated bankrupts and that
| enuine box wi
———— HS SSS — So
Dankrupie-—-
ith day of
HB Bleinberg
“« trading as
«were duly
iret mesting
office of W,
Harrison Walker, ¥oq.. Masonic Temple, Belle
Hill's Oa on it fonts, Pa. on the Zist ds of Deccuitier A.D 1817
at 1:45 o'clock p m. at which time he said cred.
tors may sttend, prove their cisions, appoint a
| trustee, examine the bankrupts nd transact
such business as may properiy coms belore
seid meeting.
Philipsburg, Pa.
December 6th, 1917
FOR BALE-The Gels property,
mediately oppoxite the
W, Bmith, Centre Hall ===
The Edison Diamond Amberola, |
THE WORLD'S GREATEST VALUE IN PHONOGRAPHS, will be i
price on a 1st, 1918,
You of course will want to buy your Diamond, Amberola before J
Let us give you a word of advice about the freight situation, ¥ reight
very slowly. There may be freight embargos. Order your Diamond
now and make sure of getting it before January 1st,
James L. Decker, Centre Hall, Pa,
24 Tablets for 25¢.
Ax Any Drug Store
TEE MARKE1®,
M. Ward §
Befere«
lemming
of their creditors will be held at tt
ed Top and Mr.
in Bankrupicy
PRODUCE AT STORES
located im
Butter Beporter office. 8,
FRERERBRG SEED SO RRIIIEE SERIES HEI SESE
creased in
nuary 1st,
is moving
Amberola
ALL AGES
On hand all times
W. F. COLYER, Centre Hall, Pa,
-_nmnnLrA
sin
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To enumerate
the big list of appropriate and acceptable articles for
Toyland.
[SENYRE HALL