THE CENTRE REPORTER. ISSUED WEEKLY. CENTRE HALL - - PENN'A. THUERPAY, JULY 18, 1918. SMITH & BAILEY . . . . «+ PFroprietors 8. W, SMITH . “ss sn Bditer { Loca’ Fditer and Basiness Nunsyer EDWARD E, BATLEY Entered at the Post Office in Oentre Hall . second (lass mail matter TERMS, —The terms of subscription to the Re- porter are one and ona-half dollars per year ADVERTISING RATR-Display sdvertise ment of tan or more inches, for thres or more In sertinne. tan oants mar inah for each iesne . Dis play advertising ooonoving lass “pace than ten inches and for less than three insertions, from fifteen to twenty-five cents par inch for each {ssne, according to composition Minimum charge seventy-five conta. Looal notices accompanying dlaplay advertis. ing five cents per line for each insert ; other- wise, aight cents per line. minimum charge, twenty-five conts, Legal notices, twenty cents per line for three insertions, and ten oents per line for each ad- ditional insertion. CHURCH APPOINTMENTS. Methedist — Spring Mills, morning ; town, afternoon ; Centre Hall, evening. Centre Hall, Bpruce- Reformed —Tusseyville, morning ; evening Lutheran--Ceontre Hall, morning, communion ; Union, afternoon ; Georges Valley, evening. e « » This paper! has enlistec with the governirnent in n the cause of Americz for the period of the war------- . Food Administration. biscuits, co'n m bread, grid- is wot dey ‘em wid ter ) one cup cups save all two er ti de be saved fer de » folks kin git er’long heat at all and are t ter help win de war. ad med'cine to take, tu'mup his nose at good ‘n bread er biscuits er flapjacks? Boys’ and Girls’ T.S. and W. S. S. Club, Hazel Ripka, Secretary ) Dat who's gwine For week ending July 15 THRIFT STAMP PURCHASERS Hazel Ripka Byers Ripka Agnes Geary Catherine Smith Paul Smith Louise Smith PU RCHASERS OF 5 OR MORE W.S Byers Ripka Agnes Geary Harold Keller Lot ie Keller Edna Luse Mary Dutrow Anna Dutrow Claude A. Dutrow Kreamer Hosterman A. Hugh Smith Daniel Smith Beatrice Kreamer —————————— Rehabilitation of Our Foldiers, The United Biates Government is not going to be content with merely reeducating and rehabilitating its sol diers who have been disabled by wounds and fitting them for useful and gainful occupations ; it ia not go- ing to leave them to shift for them selves, but will exert an active contine uing interest in their welfare, This does not mean that the Govern- ment is to coddle them or treat them as weaklioge, but it is going to take an active interest in securing them work, and in other ways endeavor to mske up tn them the opportunities and advantages they lost by resson of wounds received in fighting their coun- try’s battles, Every Liberty Loan Bond and ev. ery War Havings Stamp purchased aids in this work, Er ——— a ks New Hed Oross Members, Mre, Katie Tressler, H. E. Fye, Mre. H. E Fye, ———————— A PA ——— Joseph F. Goff. ‘ of Pittsburg, Cab. didate at ‘he Democorstio primary elec tion in May for governor, was ap= pointed general sales mansger of a selling orgavization whieh will cone trol the selling of $2560,000,000 of Ger- man-owned property taken over under the tra ‘ing-with-theeeremy ac!, His appointmen: was made by A, Psim r Mitehell. RS pf — Build with ocerment-=the material that wears longest.—~R, D. Foreman, Marriage Licenses, Harry B. Patience, West Pittston Mabel J, Webster, Charleroi Raymond Bob, Bpring Mills Carrie M, Neese, Spring Mills Robert M, Haupt, Pittsburg Agnes E, Row, Pbilip-burg Robert M, Garrett, Bellefonte Ruth A. Johnson, Bellefonte Reuben B, Breon, Port Clinton Ellen J, Crader, Spring Miils Charles H. Bloom, Oak Hall Mary KE. Coble, Oak Hall Elmer J. Dashem, Spring Mills Maude C, Horner, Linden Hall Joseph J, Bwailer, Philipsburg Bessie E, Dougan, Philipsburg ———————— A ————— Notice to Red Uross Workers, Bellefonte cordially invites the State College Uhapter and Auxiliaries of the American Red Croes to take part ip the parade ou Bunday sfternoon, at Bellefonte, All Red Cross workers are requested to drees in white and march in the parade, Assemble promptly at 3:30 p. m. on West Curtin street, where cars may be d. Parke MRre E. E. FPARKS, Chairman, ———— A —————— FP, 0, 8, of A, Installation, District President E. 8B. Ripka, of Centre Hall, installed the following pewly elected officers in the seversl camps in this district as follows : Centre Hall—Past president, R. D. Foreman ; president, W, W. Kerlin ; vice president, W, H. Rockey ; master of forme, Edgar Miller ; trustee, E. B, Ripka ; guard, T. L. Bmith ; inspec- tor, Merritt Tate ; conductor, F. K, Frank, Bpring Mille—Passt president, A, B. Lee ; president, G. CC. King; vies president, Edward Zerby ; msater - of forme, Lloyd Bmith ; trustee, W. H, Hettinger ; chaplain, Jerry Albrigh ; iol sentinel, Virgil Brian ; left senti- , Lester C endo ; guard, W, C. Mues- tor, Chae. Zerby, Asronsturg—Past president, W, W, C. E. Limbert; W. A. Gulswite; inspector, G. guard, W_ J, Brown ; representative, mseter of forme, Haines, Woodward—Past president, E. F. president, George Rlack; vice president, J, H., Bowersox ; mas- er of forme, CC, D. Molz ; trustee, J. W. Gulisewite ; guard, Jno, Haines; inspector, J. O. Eisenbuth ; conduct tor, H. E. Hoover. Announcement from Keselor, In order to avoid the enormous high prices on clothing, ete., which will go into eflect very soon, we are makicg our purchases of fall and win- ter stock at this time, while in New York and Philadelphia. Wateh for our sdvertisement upon our return, Kesslet’s Department Store, Millheim, Pa. s————— — A —————————. LOCALS adv. The piok label this week, Mr, and Mre. Ed, Gisxper left for a week's visit with freinds at Bunbury. Mr, and Mrs. Levi Hartley visited their son Clayton at Mifli'nburg over unday, Miss Fannie Ge'z, of Lewisburg, Is spending a week at tHe CC, D, Baithol omew home, Tex Collector C, D. Bartholomew hee the borough tax duplicate on bacd aod will soon prepare the tax statements, Mre, Mary Gose, daughter and son John, of Lewistown, visited the former's aunt, Mrs, Samuel Rowe, and family, on Bun« ay. The ladies of the Red Cross will meet at the h' me of Mrs, Isaac Smi bh Thursday and Friday of this week to do Red Cross sewing. Merchant A, Kessler and Mra, Kese- ler, of Millheim, left on Monday for New York and Philiadelphis, where they expect to spend several weeks, Mre, R, H. Kreider, of Chicago, I'l inole, after a few days’ visit at the home of Miss Mary Fisher, in this place, will leave for her home tc-dey (Thareday). A little mail carrier arrived at the homeof Mr, and Mra, Jasper Wagner on Monday night, snd “* Jap" is wear- fug one of those indestructible smiles 88 A Consequence, Carrie The Lewistown school board pur. poses saving over a thousand dollars snnually for the echool district by cuttiog the commission formerly paid the tax collector, in balf. —— A ——C—— Oard to the Fabiie, Having put in a full suto equip ment, viz.—a (ombination Casket Oar, and a new Fuoeral ' ar, I am pre. pared to transfer bodies ‘0 and from trains and hospitals and guarantees my prices to meet competition, All oalle promptly answered night or day, adv, 8 Hd. M, CAMPBELL, Milibeim, Ps, FOR SALE. The Grenoble home bet, een Peun Hall and Spring M lls, must be sold soon. Do not miss the op- Dortumity. Apply to J. A. Grenoble, | Yeagertown, Pa, at pd BOALSBURO, Ray Durst, of Centre Hall, his uncle, O, W, Btover. Mre., Willis Hou'z and Miss Nors Miller epent Friday with Mre, Charles Kuhn, Mre, Henry Reitz, Mrs, Bruce Lon- berger and three children spent Thure- day at Biate College, Miss Annie Lohr spent several days last week with relatives at Centre Hall. Mrs, Lizzie Jacobs, of Centre Hall, was a visitor at the E, W, Bweeney home frrm Wednesday until Friday. Miss Hester Lonberger returned to ber home here on Saturday after visit- ing with friends at Mt, Union, Mr. and Mra. Calvin Hou'z, of Be- linegrove, spent a short time with Mre, George Bhugarts last week, Mre, George Bhugsrts and Rachel Regner spent Thursday of last week at the E, W. Hess home, at Bhipgle- town, Mrs, E, A. Fisher returned to her nome here on Friday after spending several weeks with relatives at Biate College. Mrs. Rueben Btuart and dsughter returped to their home at Pittsburg after spending several months at the 0. L. Mothersbsugh home, George Yarnell and sister Hazel, of this place, Mrs, George Yarnell and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Roy Mertz, .of Colyer, sutoed to Al- toona on Baturday where they re- mained until Bunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Jerr. Miller and daughter, of DuBole, and son Roy and Harold Ray, of Balimancs, New York, came to the home of Mrs, Miller's sle- ter, Mre. H. O. Barr, Bunday evening, returning to ‘heir home Monday. visited Pleasant Gap. “ Dick" Bhatzer, of Lewistown, le visiting among friends here, Miss Mary Cove, of Jerseytown, is visiting st the home of Herber! Showers, Mre. Alice Von Gundon was admit. ted to the Bellefonte hospital last week for treatment, Mr. and Mrs, David Rimmey snd two daughters and Emeline Noll motored to Jersey Shore on Buundsy, David Keller, of Philadelphia, I» spending his vacation with his par- ents io this town, Mr. and Mrs, William Peters and family, of Niagara Falls, are visiting with the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. William Irvin, Al CENTRE MILLS Mies Helen Treaster visited in Milk heim Inst week, William Bechtol left for Sunbury lsst week and returned on Mondsy. Some of the farmers took time last week to pick buckleberries and report plenty of berries on the mountain, Mr. and Mre., Fred Best attended the funeral of Peter Best, in Nittany Valley, on Monday, Mrs, Godeball and little sop, of Spring Mills, spent several days with her parents, Mrs. Pardoe, of Bellefonte, visited ber son, Adam Relish, several days last week, Miles Decker, of Bellefonte, visited at the same home on Funday. J. A. Kline entertained his brother, Calvin Kline, wife and soe, Esrl Kline snd wife, of Siate College, and Mrs, Bmith and little sop, of Alliance, Ohio, on Bunday. Spring Millis. Prof. W. W. Reilz and wife are spending their vacation in Pittsburg. Blaine Bitner and bride spent a few deys in Harrisburg. Mre, T. B. Jamison has been quite i, Mise Avna Harter spent a few days with Mre. A, J. Bhook, Mrs. Jack Mulfinger is visiting at Pleasant Gap. Mrs, Ella Walter, of Berwick, a few dae with her sister, Mrs, ing, at the A. J. Bhook home. Rev Havey and family, also Thom as Haney and family spent Bunday at Lock Haven, spent Herr God Keep and Gaide Our Men, { Tune, © America” ) God bless our splendid men, While they the right defend, God bless our men. Make them all brave and true, Faith in thy Son renew, Teach them thy will to do, God bless our men. Le God keep our valiant men From all the stains of sin, God keep our men. When Satan would allure, When tempted keep them pure, Be their protection sure, God keep our men. God lead our glorious men, Against the hosts of sin, God lead our men. Do thou the victory send, And with the battles end, Triumphant peace extend, God lead our men. God save our noble men, Send them safe home again, God save our men, To thee the praise belongs, For righting all our wrongs, To thee we lift our songs, God save our men. Men Called for Camp Lee ; To Leave Mon,, July 25 Elliott Armstrong, Lemont Julius Arnold, Osceola Mills James A. Aumsn, Wolfs Store John B. Bannon Osceola Mills W. M. Baughman, Bellefonte J. G. W. Bean, Bo. Philipsburg Mollieu Benedetto, Philipsburg F. 1. Bentley, State College W R. Bilger, Pleasant Gap H. E. Boyle, Port Matilda D.M Bradford Centre Hall —am L. 1 Brown, Millheim Mike Brunyak Clarence Giro Caflani, Clarence Thomas Confer, Spring Mills H. J. Counsil, Blanchard H. H Diehl, State College W. R Eckley, SBtormstown 1. W. Emenhizer, Bellefonte 1 F. Engle, Warrick, Ohio A. P. Engle, Coburn G A Estright, Mileeburg Daniel Fatzer, Johnstown C. C. Fye, Jordon Fye, Moshannon ¢ H P. Garis, Centre Hall A. J Gate , Port Matilda W. C. Gates, Port Matilda w.C. Warriors Mark HL Milesburg Banto Garida, Clarence J. A. Gummo, Penns. Furnace Howard Hagey, Hubbard Ohio A. N Holderman, Bellefonte E. J. Hall, State College Leroy Hall, Fleming L. J. Harnish, Clarence A. A. Heaton, Milesburg Frank Hilesko Ohio J. R Herman, Pleasant Gap H. M Hicks, Philipsburg H. W. Holter, Howard T. B. Hosterman, Aaronsburg Harry A. Hoy. State College J. C. Hunter, Stormstown I. B. Jessanan, State College Joseph Johnston, Philipsburg Elmer Kauffman, Run R. F. Kirchoff, Howard C. F. Knapp, Bellefonte Michael Kos hko, Ll Belle Launer, Hublersburg W.J Lawshell Detroit, Michigan I. G. Lesko, Clarence John Leybach, McCartney John Luckasavage, Clarence lloyd McCartney, C ¢ 1.C. McC T. P. McCardie, b | C. McKinley . Mc i lien, H % J Me v ullen, Millbeim Harry A. Maines, Monument E. A Matzaguroes, State College A.J. Mayes, Moshannon Frank Michilek, Rosebud Edward Meryman, Sandy Ridge J. B. Miller, Elmira, N. Y. John T Miller, Osceola Mills Line Mossullo, Bellefonte Lee Musser, Spring Mills Orazio Mastase, Clarence Martin Philipsburg W. M. Oswald, Clarence Edward E, Owens, Concordville w.T. Philipsburg John T, Payne, Bellefonte ¥erdon Peopples, Philipsburg . H. Pletcher, Howard os Porsmick, Bandy Ridge Lewis Price, Snow Shoe Antonio Quaranta, Bellefonte Patrick Quirik. Snow Shoe T. F. Reading, Snow Shoe G. H Richards, Philipsburg David Robison, Milesburg F E. Rosenhoover, Bellefonte H.F. Roush, Aaronsburg A. F. Rishnock, Clarence C. L. Sager, Bellefonte Harvey Sawtelle, Philipsburg Ervest Schanink, Philipsburg M. E. Sehindler Curtin E. E. Bchreckengast, Coburn H. E. Shope, Bel'efonte W. 8. Singer, Bellefonte John C. Smith, Milesburg H. E Sayder, Fleming John W. Spotts, Fleming W. M. Spotts, Port Matilda J. W. Steele, Martha J. H, Stein, Hazelton Reynolds Stein, Philipsburg Victor Stein, So. Philipsburg R. H. Stone, State College W. 8. Tavior, Warriors Mark Herbert H. Test, Philipsburg C. E. Thompson, Snow Shoe 0. E. Kessler, Bellefonte Wash Unick, Philipsburg E. O. Noris, Jr., Punxsutawney Paul B. Wagner, Howard T. C. Waite, Port Matilda E. E. Walters, Milton Elwood H Way, Fleming C. W. Weaver, Milesburg Albert White, Norfolk, Va. L. H. White, Beliefonte J. R. Williams, Howard G. H. Wiser, Crawford H. B. Witherite, Runville A C. Witmer, State College H. H. Woleslagle, Milesburg P. D. Womeldorf Port Allegheny A. F. Yeager, State College N. Y. Wetzel, Kenmore F. M. McCartney, Clarence C. T. Dixon, Osceola Mills Clair Stoner, So. Philipsburg C. M. Nyman, Howard ———— —] ATA ® Moshannon Gates, Gates, Tole do, ville Brent Nickola Lalli, re R.R larence Hall lenshan, Centre -— Munson M burg Mile wrrisburg Nolan (Owens The pink label on your paper this week means that if you have paid ue oa rutscniption, the credit is shown for the firs time, WHEN DICKENS WAS “TRASH” What the Youngaters of New York City Had to Read in the Year 1854, A book fo work vewnrk tention books telling of the use- of John Cotton Dana of the free public library, called at- to the of authors whose were most frequently called for in the public libraries a years ago. The list was headed by Marion Crawford, Rosa Nouchette Carey and Alexander Dumas, An Hluminating in the first installment of of the New York Public Lit lished in that library's remarks a writer in the Joseph Green Cogs reviewer, list dozen is found “A History ary,” i July bulletis lel paral 1h N¢ Ww York ‘ ell, the choolteacher Jucob J NAMES They “Peeler” OF Are Numerc and “Be Frequent ¥ us The Zealous Youth, The Emplover—If my wife os gay that 1 has The every ftir 3 The Employer My wife would your truthfy The Boy The Em The Boy morning at new boy. And she Offiex Yes, yer Why, called id asked me if I was An' 1 said, “Yes, m said no place truthful boy. said you had no use for a tmithful boy. Then said: “Did you ever tell a He?" And 1 sald, “No, ma'am." “And what did she say ?™ “She said: You'll do!" "=(Tleveland Plaindealer, gir: she Wha she ple t do you mean? up this the a'am.” it was She for a she Wanted the Accessories. He (ardently)--I forget everything but that I love you. She—That's the trouble! you forget to bring me bonbons, bouquets and opera tickets.—Boston Transcript. Modern Designation, “Are you a hack writer?” asked the girl who hasn't much tact, “No,” replied Mr. Penwiggle. “I like a hack. I'm a motor bus.” A Real Conqueror, “No man is such a conqueror as the ry Ward Beecher, Impossible Advice. “Be open with your teacher, Willie” | Can't; she shuts me up.” CBLIC MENT Of CENTRE HALL BORO District, Centre Coun- ty, Pa. for the fiscal year ending July 1st, 191% BCHOOL FINARCIAL BTATE Whole number of schinols. Number of ieachers employed Number of pupils enrolied Average dal isnce inal, y sien EY RECEIVED at appropriation i mm Iasl year jing taxes of ied the Ave exami L. MOORE KEXAS Foblwe Sale Register DA AUGUST ne o'clor { nire Ha Mra. Howard 1 we, hog, chickens, implements 1 goods, ef NEW ADV ERTISENENTS ration cum testamento Wi m H. Stiver ve Coun eneannd 3 the above estate she undersigned, | Persons an- ate of ty of Centre know- i Wo the estate 0 make i and those having claims nwt the same 10 present them duly suthentd- rr without delay for s~tllement FRANK M. FISHER, Administrator ec. L. a Centre Hall, Pa. XECUTORS® NOTICE- _ Letiers temamentary on the estate of Samuel Harter, late of Gregg township, de ceased, Letiers testamentary on the above estat: have ing been duly erantad to the undemivaors they would respecting request any persons Enowing themselves ir debe: 10 the cstate to make im mediate payment and (hose having claims against the same 10 present toe duly suthen- iosted for settlement E C. HARTER. Spring Mills, Pa., ANNA R. FINKLE, Spring Mill, Pa. Executor, STOP! LOOK! and BUY! Rust Soap. which removes all ing and hand move Hall, Gartsides Irom stains from cloth that ordinary sos will not re. " For male by Miss Giadys Jon, Osntre a. AMES W, SWABB JUSTICE OF THE PEACE LINDEN HALL, CENTRE CO, PA, Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, &c, written any ox ecuted with care. All legal busines prompmiy | attended to. Special attention given to sett | ting of Estates, Mam Licenses, Ani no bile other Applicat ~~ | Blanks kept on hae ov. 0s i Laundry Leaves the Reporter office WEDNESDAY A. IN. JULY 10 WEDNESDAY A. M,, JULY a4 and every OTHER WEEK unt] farther notice Returns Saturday following date of outgoing
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