THE CENTRE REPORTER. ,
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MAY 3, 1918,
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Thirty-five e Years Ago.
June 28, 1888. — Reuben Gramley, of
Miles township, reports the cut-worm
doing great damage to the corn in
Brushvalley. One of his fields has
been almost entirely destroyed.
The Reporter office has telephone
connections with Bellefonte and other
points, The line was completed to
Centre Hall this week,
Dr. Alexander, of this place, has ex-
perimented on hatching chickens artl-
ficially, and had a number of peepa al-
ready ss & result of his experiment,
The following places in this town
have telephone connection with the
outside world : The Reporter office,
Wolfs store, Mayer’s hotel, O, Dinges’
store, and Dr. W, A. Jacobse.
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Aaronsburg,
Harry Eisenhaur has gone to Burne
ham at which place he is employed.
Mr. and Mre, George Weaver spebt
a day last week at the home of Frank
Guisewite, at Feidler.
Born to Mr. and Mre, Harry Tress-
ler, a baby girl. Both mother and
babe are doing fine,
Eisenhaur took his mother
snd sister, Mrs, Aumap, to Coburn, on
Baturdsy, in his car,
Wiss Lottie Musser has returned
to her home after spending a few
weeks with friends at Woodward.
Fred Rsuchsu dpened a term of
gchool on Monday. It is hoped he
will have a large number of pupile.
Andrew Breen and family, of Lewis
town, spent Funday with the former's
sged mother, Mre, Elizabeth Weaver.
Mrs, Jane Decker, of Burnham,
gpent a few days with ber friends in
this town,
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THU RSDAY,
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Harry
tah!, of Milton, is the wel-
. come guest of his sister, Mary Btahl,
for an indefinite time,
Walter Orwig and Cisud Feldler,
who are employed at Milton, spent tha
Sabbath with their familiee,
Mr. and Mre, Clarence Grove, of
Bwengle, were visiting at the home of
Mrs. Eisenhaur, mother of Mrs. Grove,
on Hauday.
Florence Orwig, accompanied by
her brother, Bright, have gone to visit
their gravdfather Orwig in Hartleton.
Mas'er Bright expects to spend the
summer there,
Mr. and Mrs, Willlam Guisewlite,
accompanied by their son-in-law snd
wife, Mr, and Mrs, Fred Rsuchau, and
aged aunt, Hara Harper, took an auto
trip to Belleviile on Sunday.
Mr, snd Mrs, Jerry Martin, through
the kindoess of their son-in-law and
wife, Mr, and Mrs, Fred Stover, were
in their auto brought fiom their home
near Woodward to Millheim on Bat-
urday evening.
The ladies of the Reformed church
will have a tureen supper; aleo will
gerve ice cream and cakes, and wear-
ing spparel will be for sale in Mensch's
Haturd y eveniog., Come one,
and help the ladies in their
d work.
(eoTge =
hall o1
come all,
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CENTRE MILLS
Mrs, (George Becbtol is the proud
owner of one bundred little chicks,
The sale held by Mre, Elias Breon
wes well attended on Batarday.
Misa Mary Best has been ill with
a #0. @ throat the past week,
Mr. Bwoope moved the remainder of
his household goods to Jacksonville
Inst week,
Mrs, Lydia Bottorf, who makes her
home with Mre, Chester Bhultz, fe
confined to her bed at present.
Mr. Klinger and two sone, of Belle.
fonte, visited at the William Bweeley
home asl week,
ay Held, of Woodlawn, visited bis
mother 8 few days before leaving for
Camp Lee, Virginie, on-Monday,
William Etters, who has been stay-
ing at the home of John A. Kline, has
been very ill suflering from hardening
of the arteries,
Jobn Kline and family and Mise Lu-
ey Jordon attended ervices in the M,
E.cbhurch at Bpring Millsand took dic-
rer al the home of Prof. Godshall,
Deafness Canfiot Be Cured
pplioations, as they cannot Peach
a Pe rtion of the ear. There lo
ay to cure deafness, and that is
titutional remedies Deafness
by an inflamed condition of the mu-
ig of the Eustachian Tube. When
is inflamed you have a rumbling
1 or imperfect hearing, and when It is
vy closed, Deafness is the result, and
fr the inflammation can be taken out
nnd this tube restored to its normal condi
tion, hearing will be destroyed forever: nine
cases out of ten Bre caused by Cajarrh,
which 1s nothing but an inflamed condition
of the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hurdred Dollars for any
case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
fiend for circulars, fres,
F.J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, Ohlo,
flold by Druggists, 78¢
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation,
nN lisen
on or
HAY FOR BALE. A ton of 100s moth hay
I oftent d for mie.~H., W, DINGES, Are
a'l, Pa,
COLTS FOR BALK pd pair of 334an0M gol
sorrel and biack, we ght 1100 apiece :
of a 1260 team. Satin] and all fib
reason for Soiling.-M FB
Pa, R D2 I ‘phone
or SALE~
Registered Holstein. A
fine stock with an ¢ Fa a 0 'inoking
sexes for sale at all fat fe Fo
prices, or betier yot, come and see
phone 86821. W, A, THOMAS, Oentre mn
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HOG FOR BALE. ~Full Chesterwhite hog
Frait Trees for Shade,
This vear, for obvious reasons aseo-
olated with the ir fluence of war upon
all forme of endeavor, thoss who
want to eet out shade treee, turn their
minds to trees which will produce
something, says Professor Arthur W.
Cowell, of the Pennsylvania Stale
College. There is something to be
sald in favor of fruit trees along the
Lincoln Highway or the country lane
or the lane to your front door, but the
purpose of a shade tree and the limite-
tions of all epecies of trees shoul’ be
considered before giving up the cher.
ished American alm fora cherry tree.
Oar list of shade trees suitable for
highway purposes ls much shorter
than that of lawn shade trees, The
ideals are different, On the lawn use
a8 many low-branched flower and
fruit-producing species as may be de-
sired, bearing in mind that most fruit
trees must be pruned and sprayed rege
ularly to produce fruit; that such
pruning to a great degree ir jures their
aesthetic value and that foliage blue-
stained with Bordeaux mix ture is not
attractive.
We are thus limited to a very few
species of orchard tress which might
be used sparingly as shade tree
sabatitutes. They are for highway use
the sweet cherriege—sunrject to borers—
life about forty years; pears—sulj-ct
to sudden blight—life twenty years,
For lawne, we usy enlarge that list
to include the sour cherries, plume,
peaches, quinces, which are desirable
bushes, crab-apple and apricots. As
pone of these are long-lived, dignified
protective trees, handsome and inspir-
ing in form and dignity, it is question-
able how far the idea may be carried
of substituting orchard trees for shade.
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Gypay Camp at Prison
The yard at the Mifflin county prie-
on became a regular gypsy camp last
week when Bherift M. A, Davis arrest-
od the entire camp co prising five
satomobiles and fifteen persons,
charged with larceny from farmers in
the vicinity of Newton Hsmiitor,
Rather than take apy riske by ivoar-
cerating them in the ballding, he
directed them to piteb their camp in
the jail yard for the night. They were
given a hearing, escorted to the county
line and the adjacent county notified,
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Deaths of Centre Countians,
Herbert M. Bartley, at State Col-
lege, aged forty-five years, He learc-
ed the printing business in Bellefonte
and for a number of years Waa super-
intendent of the Clark Printing Co. st
Lock Haven,
Dr. Wallace R. Hunter, 8 pative of
Johnstown, died at Erle, aged fifiy-
three yeare,
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Transfer of Real Estate,
Ella M. Gentzel, et al, to Caroline
Gentz), tract in Gregg Twp. $550.
Harry E. Gephart’'s Exr, to Volga
OC. Walker, tract in Miles Twp. ;
$1825,
Fietta Krumrine,
Winters, tract in Miles
A. J. Hazel, et ux, to Jamm KE,
Zeigler, tract in Miles Twp ; $1500,
I. 4. Foster, et al, to P. B., Brene-
map, tract in Btate College, $140,
W. E. Tate, et a', to Bamurl Gioger-
ich, tract in Potter Twp ; $800,
Clement W. Luee, et al, to Uhas,
Rimmey, tract in Centre Hail ; $1200,
Jeremiah Miller, et al, to John H.
Breon, tract in Centre Hall, §900,
James T. Corman to Henry A Mey-
er, in Miles Twp, ; $70.
Henry Meyer's Exr., to Daniel B.
Meyer, tract of land in Milea Twp.
$6000,
Henry Meyer to Daniel B, Meyer,
tract of land in Miles Twp, ; $1.00.
Henry Meyer et al to Henry A.
Meyer, tract of land in Miles Twp.
$140,
Henry F. Bitner to John H. Del-
wiler, tract of land in Centre County ;
$1000,
J. H, Detwiler et vx to Mary A.
Crast, et al, tract of land in Centre Co.
$365,
J. W. Kerstetter et al to Liilton E.
Stover et ux, tract of land in Peon
Twp. ; $8000,
Wm. G. Runkle, Exr., to Hugh J.
Runkie, tract in Potter Twp. $105.
Hugh J. Rankle, to W, G. Runkle,
tract in Potter Twp. ; $105,
The Devii's Phone ual),
The Devil had a ‘phone call,
Not so very long ago,
And he said * talk lively ”',
I'm busy here below. .
A weak voice faintly answered,
* Have you a private room ?
Things up here are pressing —
I'll be coming down there soon."
‘It's the Kaiser now that s talking,
I'm in an awful fix ;
They say thers is an army coming,
From a place called Camp Dix.
I never was 80 frightened ;
1 have really got a spell,
They say those boys from Jersey
Are a whole lot worse than-—Well |
“ You are very much mistaken,
The Devil calmly said ;
You'll get no rest while living,
You'll get less when dead
I ve got no place to put you,
Devil though I am ;
You'll have to take what's coming,
When you tackle Uncle Sam.
1 ve got no time to listen,
To the talk you want to tell,
to Geo, B,
Twp. ; $1600,
et al,
months n'd in an fa tgtionnl — ba
J. L LE KER Centre Hall y
Bell phone, . 0a0 pa
YOU think you re Boss up yonder ;
1 KNOW I' Bows la Wall b
gz BUY VICTORY
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Conflict Rages Overseas.
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“To Make the World Safe for Democ
Presider
CYRUS BRUNGART
JUSTICE OF THE FEACE
CENTRE HALL, PA
Special attention given to 00 lecting. Legs!
writings of all classes, including deeds MOTIRAR 0
agrosments, ele. marriage loenses and hunter's
conses secured. and & 1 matters pertaining to the |
flee sttended to promrtly janl, 1919 i
AMES W. SWABB
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
LINDEN HALL, CENTRE CO. PA
Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, &c, written ar x
ecuted with care. All legal busines prom |
attended to, Special attention given 10 sell
tiling of Estates. Marriage Licenses, Ani 0
bile Licenses, and i other APIaicS! wir
| Blanks kept on hand Kov.25 »
NEW ADVERTISENENTS
XECUTORS® NOTICE
Letters tomamentary on the estate of
Catharine Neddigh, late of Gregg township, de
conse]
Letiers Lslamentary on the above ental bav-
ing been duly srantsd to the unGemivoes (hey
would respectiiu.d, request any ersOne ne wine
themselves indebiac to the cstate 10 make Im
mediate payment and those having claims
sgninst the same 10 present oem authen-
icated for settiemant
W.D BARTGES Centre Hall Pa,
DANIEL ILGEN, Logan Mills, Fa
Ww Harrison Walker, Execulors
Attor: he for estate,
Bellicionte, Pa 1602
july
a DMINISTRATOR'S ROTICE. ~~
Letters of sdministmation on the
Mr, Rosetta E Lowe late of Grege
Goons oF
Letters of administration on the above
having been duly granted to the un
would respectfully request all persons knowing
themselves indebted to the estate to make imme
diate payment, and those having claims against
the same to present them duly suthenticatled
without delay for setlicoment
PAUL C. BPAYD,
Centre Hal
MRS. LENA C
Orvis & Zerby, AL
A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE. ~
letters of a nistration on the
of Perry T. McKins late of Fo
Govon wed
Letters of istration on the above estale
having been anted the undersigned, he
would respectful iy requestall persons knowing
thou. seives Indebued 10 Lhe estate 10 make imme
diate payment, and those having claims agains
the same 10 present them duly authenticated fo
setlement
estate of
townshis
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estas
lersigned, they
Administralor,
Pa. R 2
BPAY D, Centre Hall
torneys 502
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ter township,
WM. F, MeKINNEY
12017 Bp ing Mi
Ls 3 XE UTOR'E NOTICE
letters 1 'stamentary
Ad mr
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upon the estate of
Rachea! Amelia Deitsell, late of Potter township,
deceased, having been grmactcd to the under
signed, all persons knowing themssives indebt
ed to the same sre hereby requested to make
prompt payment and those haviog cislme
against said estate most present them duly suth-
enticated for setilement
JAMES SWABB, Execulor
Linden Hall, Pa
Alfalfa Seed
A limited amount of the BEST
GRADE of Alfalfa Seed is offered
for sale by —
620
S WW. SMITH,
CENTRE HALL
PERS e rv +» 2 008M Lenn @
SOBH® HEGEL HEC ONBPRNS BOO
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racy, This Thing Must Be Crushed”
t Wilson,
Dove esrb Ge00e9000
New Spring &
SummerGoods
Balbriggan and
Gauze
Underwear
in 2-Piece and
Union Suits
for Men, Women and
Children,
00002 PEEEORC ROCIO DRFOOOEOOPERBVUREDD
f tore closes every Wednesday evens
ing st 6 o'clock
H. F. Rossman
Spring Mills
0005000108 200CICCERN NEN
ORO ROUPROROPOPPROPNRORRRRIRRNNVH IY RBGRY BN.
The Gasoline That Yields
Most Miles to the Gallon
Because Qual-
ity. Try us « next need of
gas and note the difference.
Also High Grade Oils,
William McClenahan
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR
CENTRE HALL, PA,
of its uniform High
yn your
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vraag 006800000 PR 000
Insurance and
Real Estate
Want to Buy or Sell?
SEE US FIRST
» Chas. D. Bartholomew
CENTRE HALL, PA,
2000GOCONCT BOD V BOLT OOP00DY
PNR0IAITOOONCEPNOOOSPEVOD
TOF! LOOK! sand BUY! Garsides Iron
Rust Soap. which ressoves all stains from cloth.
ing and hand. that ordinary soap will not re
move. For sale by Mim Gladys Jones, Centre
Leaves the Reporter office
WEDNESDAY A. N., MAY 15
WEDNESDAY A. M,, NAY 29
and every OTHER WEEK
until further notice
Returns Saturday following
date of outgoing
SHEEP CLIPPING —1 am prepared to do sheep
clipping at all times. Oall me on ‘phone at M.
¥ Rossman bome, Tusseyvilie, Pa PAUL ID.
EMENHIZER., pd.
FOUND ~ Pair high-top gum boots, found on
Saturday evenicg below the spring on Long
Mountain —Owoet may procure same by "TE
ah 10 Morris Burk , Spring Mills, Ps
FOR SALE. ~ Eight pigs, six roti od,
Indi» Runner duck eggs any
Bell Sen
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