THE CENTRE REPORTER |
ISSUED WEERLY:
CENTRE HALL -
DECEMBER 5 3918.
PHU RSDAY,
SMITH & BAILEY . . . . . Proprietors
B.W.SHMITI . + . v iie uo» Bilter
EDWARD E, BAILEY {seman
"Rntered at the Post omoe n ‘entre Hall as
second Class mall matter,
TERMS. —The terms of subseription to the Re-
porter are one and one-half dollars per year,
ADVERTISING RATES lay adve
ment of ten or more inches, for atu ™m ore
sortions, ten cents per inch for dach tasu
ad advertising occupying less Space than
nohes and for less than three insertions, from
fifteen to twenty-five cents * inch for
tssue, according to oom tion, Minimum
charge seventy-five cents.
Local notices accom anyiag 4 display
ing five centa per line
wise, eight cents per line, oy
twenty-five cents,
1 notices, twenty cents per line for ag
err and ten a canta per line for esch ad
Me
charge,
.a- Tho paper has enlisted
with the
cause of America for th
period of the war. --+--+
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Uniteds Evangelical, —Centre Hall, morning :
Fgg Hill, afternoon ; Tuseyville, evening
Reformed —~ Tusseyville, x orning ; Centre Hall,
afternoon.
Lutheran- Georges Valley, morning, Union,
afternoon ; Centre Hall, evening.
Methodist—Centre mall, morning ; Sprucetown
aftervoon ; Spying Mills, yunizg.
THE DEA’ rH RECORD.
-Mary, wife of Charles Bloom,
yrning at her home near
contracted influenza,
nto pneumonia. She was a
three months and a daugh-
1 Mrs, Calvin Coble, having
ar Oak Hall in 1901. Be-
her husband, two sis-
brothers survive her.
naay md
arents,
LL.— Nettie, widow of the late
nnington Campbell, died
n Bellwood, Sunday morn-
seventy-two years, Interment
» in Meeks cemetery, by the
husband, on Wednesday.
«rt Pa
ert 1'e
rH.—A victim of influenza,
th died at his home at
at Pi leasant Gap on Friday, the
was past £ rty-two years
aTpeater by trade.
twice married, his first wife
Miss Myrtle Hile, and his second
Miss Carper, to whom he has
ldren, He also leaves four broth-
ers snd two sisters. Burial was made at
Pleasant Gap.
A I APART
Deaths of Centre Countians.
Henry J. Scanlon, at Axemans. aged
sixty-three years, He was a son of
Patrick Scanlon. He was never
married.
Noah Breon, in Bellefonte, aged al-
He was born
most seventy-one years.
in Georges Valley.
Mrs. Howard Wells,
formerly of Pleasant Gap, aged thirty-
nine years. Her husband and two
children, Robert and Gladys, survive.
James A. Houser, at Rock View, aged
nineteen years, He was a son of
Charles Houser and chauffeur for War-
den Frances at the Western Peniten-
tiary.
James V. Stover, in Bellefonte, aged
twenty-nine years. A wife, formerly
Miss Minnie Everts ; his mother, Mrs,
Emma Stover, Mrs. H. A. Hoy, a sister,
of Bellefonte, and Harold Stover, a
brother, of Spring Mills, survives.
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Sell Potatoes by Weight.
Potatoes must now be sold by weight
State Food Administrator Heinz has
notified all of the county administrators
to this effect and hereafter dealers can
not sell potatoes by the peck or bushel.
One reason has been that dealers have
nsed false measures, The hundred-
weight basis is now the standard for
Pennsylvania and not the bushel.
in Bellefonte,
Will Open Woman's Nursing Course.
A pre-nursing courde for women will
be established at the Pennsylvania State
College on January 1. Intensive stidy
will be conducted for twelve weeks in
the scientific subjects that are a part of
the regular training in hospitals.
Despite the cessation of hostilities,
there is a growing need for trained nur-
ses in the army hospitals, according to
M. M. Ireland, surgeon general of the
army. He has asked the State College
to instruct a large group of highly pre-
pared students for military and civil
hospitals, thereby enabling a rapid re-
leasement of the graduate nurses whose
services have been so greatly needed
overseas,
The course will include the study of hy-
giene, physiology, anatomy, chemistry,
bacteriology, invalid cookery, element.
ary nursing in the college infirmary,
and lectures by the college physician,
The expense for the twelve-weeks at
State College will be $120, covering
buard, room and fees,
BRADFORDS HAVE 4 DEER.
Decker Party Has Already
Reports coming from the
close to Potters Mills and Colyer,
hunting of them is proving good sport
for everybody, One party reached the
limit in two days’ hunting.
The Reporter has received the folle
ing report on the deer killed.
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Decker party, on the Decker farm,
Bradfords, of Centre Hall, - -
Colyer party, -
of Le
Pennington party, swistown, at
the Perry Krise place,
at the crow fiel
Pittsburgh party,
Horners, of Pleasant Gap,
Fillmore party, at Shutt's improve-
ment,
(one 4-prong
and one 2-prong)
Danville party, at Reitz's Gap - - - 1
The Bradfords, of Centre Hall, |}
their four deer the forenoon of
day and then rested during the after-
noon, fearing they would kil
and then have to break car
Meer Davis. NS
Meyer, son of M
er, of Centre Hal
Altoona, were
Thursday of last week. The
couple are expected in Centre Hall
pi , Of
1 in Altoon
and a “i ‘
IMArried
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Belated Acknowledgment.
During the recent « ign for U
ed War Work contrib
inadvertent
contributors to the
was made in arranging the
phabetical order. The cor
the 1
lows :
John G, Dauberman, $10.00
Mrs. Harry W. Harper, $2 so
Harry W. Harper
After the lis
tions were made by the
B.S Ri pka, $s.
Mrs. P, H. Mey
Corrente A A AA
ly omitted
amounts contribute
t Was 1
Shot a Bear.
At noon on Mo
Club, Mifflin
Treaster valley, repos
members had shot ;
weighing one
Harpster was the
dealt Bruin his deat}
shot.
of
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Wheat 96 Cents in Australia.
The farmers and others whe
the government for fixing
wheat at $2.20. hs
plaint now. England fo
price of wheat here and
is paying just 6 cents ;
Australia, there being a bumper
that big .island
AVE no reason [of
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Important P. O. Ruling.
The War Departmer )
Post Office Department to issue inst:
tions, which was
for expeditionary
mailing without a return
return adc
position of letters addr
who have returned to the States.
lone,
forces b
iress is neces
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$3120 for W. S. S.
The sales of War
the local post office were about
in November than the preceding month
the total being $3120
main a large number of
pledges to be paid during this mont!
Savings
There yet
unredeeme«
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The United War Work Campaign.
Centre county has
United War Work Campaign Drive $27,
6oo. Bellefonte, Hall, Miles
burg, State Unionville
Boroughs, Liberty and Harris
ship have oversubscribed their quotas.
We hope the remain
county will feel that it
complete the work. As son
still suffering with the
drive has been extended
night, the 220d. We ask
to send in their reports
possible,
On behalf of the Committee,
‘LINA B. MITCHELL, Chairman.
Headquarters, Federal Food Admin.
istration office, Bell Telephone 118,
and Commercial Telephone.
gs ubscribed 10 the
Centre
tt %
College, aud
arts of the
their duty te
ie plac es Are
nfluenza, t
until Friday
all chairmen
as
SOON as
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GEORGES VALLEY.
William Gingerich and family spent
Sunday at the S. E. Gobble home,
L.. M. Decker, who has been employed
at Cresson, came home to hunt deer,
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Leister and four
children are down with the "flu."
Robert Lingle bought the Conrad Im-
mel home on Saturday, which was sold
at public sale, for $700.
Mrs, James Hettinger moved into the
Gentzel home last Thursday,
Robert Reider moved from Lock Ha-
ven, last Friday, into Stewart Ripka's
house, which has been vacant since
spring.
Mr. and Mrs, Conrad Immel are spend.
ing a few weeks at the F, W. Zettle
home,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gobble spent Sun-
day at the John Mersinger home in
Brush Valley,
he do iia
BOALSBURG.
pent Monday
Sarah Gingerich,
Mr. and Mrs.
lege, are spending
r Reitz
I Mrs. Charle
f Pine Grove
home.
and kindred
diseases start withacold.
Influenza
trifle with 1t.
first
take
Mg le
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Real Estate
Want to Buy or Sell?
SEE US FIRST
Chas. D. Bartholomew
CENTRE HALL, PA,
ATTTTTYTY shaand,
wp ppt dp ry
Now that the
ion naturally ar
larly what
greatest war
juest ises as to what
nd particu
particu
condaditi
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stocks will be {
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its fname nse acreage in Kent
bought ar
with
G6Ho acer 8s in Clay con ay. all
tentially productive territory, |
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Beautiful Styles and Fine Mater
rial,
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Arrival
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line Of
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Unde rgar-
ments
and Sweaters
and Sweater Coats
) for Fall and Winter wear,
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your attention
/ H. IN Rossman
General Merchandis
Spring Mills
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from Kentucky
y a glorious close the
ecurities in general
changing
OIL. COMPANY
wan couni
¥ ECi€q
to acquire an inter:-st in proportic n
handsome profits and in a Company wi
be a safe investment as well as possessin
garding the oil situation after the war, it s
A DEPLETION OF
per day and 3,000 barrels of gasoline per d
the oil and gasoline now utilized 'n war n
yoses after the close of the war, alth
Rt France in bringing the armies,
countries, Furthermore, the navy is |
ships and men for perhaps 2
ips will pot ceas: withjthe signiz
Shins is less than it was in 1914,
THREE WILL SO
to meet the needs of the world's commerce
ships built since the start of the war are of
liable basiness men engaged in the oil indy
markets will mean the need of oil and its
ounts. With reference to the developmen
the end of Sept. During the month of O
14 new gas wells were successiully complete
production of 5,653 barrels of crude petrole
tage of the present offer of BOSTON. RE
FIFTEEN CENTS per share, it will be
sent us promptly, as this allotment is movi
offered at TWENTY CENTS per share
Address all communications to
here is at present
OF OIL
line are being used in
facture, It is thie that
required for such pur-
AY : oil and gas
shipment to home
t its full strength in
& baile
tonnage of merchant
ow,
NEEDED
all of the new
is stated by the big re.
quirements of the world's
constautly
Kost: icky,
pro eas of dell ling
ied 1
ON BE
ig peace Practically
urning, and it
, that the re
: roducts in
ta in
tober, 218 new com rch 10il wells and
1, making an additional daily average
im In order that you may take advan-
NTUGK ¥ OIL CO.
ng rapidly and the nest allotment will
Ber in mind that our acreage
REFERENCES : Dun or Bradst
Trement Trust Company,
Auditors : Bureau of
+ Boston, Mass.
reet, Hanover Trust Company,
International Trust Co,
Hanover Trust Company,
Business Statistics,
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FURS
Trappers and Fur Hunters
[sate REGISTER
And Am Now Ready to
Receive YOUR FURS
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Warel use, 201
Re RING MLLS, PA.
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UNITED STATES
COVERNMENT
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There is a Hurry and a Rush on the
Part of Everybody to Get Their
New Winter Clothing.
Every Man,Woman & Child
Must be cutfitted right away with
Good, Durable and Warm
Clothing.
It Is the Greatest Need of the Hour !
NIEMAN’S DEPARTMENT STORE has it in
grea abundance, Men's, Women’s and Children’s
Outer Garments of All Descriptions,
—AND GOOD.
As well as Shoes, Stockings & Underwear
Everything —plenty of it ; not merely something to
advertise and put in the window, but BIG SOLID
stocks of it, The real thing is to meet the people's
needs.
Come at once and choose from these great new
stocks which you know you can depend upon, and at
pric:s which are the lowest for which good merchan-
disc can be sold,
D. J. Nieman
Department Store MILLHEIM J