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THE CENTRE REPORTER
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"THURSDAY, FEBRU ARY 27 1919,
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CHURC
Presby terian~Centre Hall,
Joseph C, Kal
Lutheran
afternoon ;
H APPOINTMENTS.
fternoon,
iy. of Altoona, will preach,
Rey
- Georges Valley, moming. Union,
Centre Hall, evening.
Reformed ~ Tuseyvilie, worming ;
alternoon,
Centre Hall,
Meothodist— Centre nall, mogning ; Sprucetown
aftercoon ; Spring Mills, evening.
Univ d Evangelical. —F
sey ville, niletnoon ;
Egg HUl morning: Tus
Centre Hall, syeming..
Pe litical Antouncements.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
We are authorized to
FOR
wnounce the name of
GEORGE MM. HARTER, of Marion Township,
Nittany P.O. R. D., cocoupation farmer, as a cAD-
cidate for the nomination for Connty Commis
sioner, subject to the rules governing the Demo
cratie primaries. ‘
Legislators Well Paid.
Williamsport Sun.
f Pennsylvania's state
well ¥ pad for the services
dur-
OTS OF
he legislature is in
The compen.
¢ $1,500 and there is at pres-
the raising the
with mileage additional at
nts circular and al-
and stationary.
smothered a
for an increase in the
from $10,000 to
to become effective at
the next administra-
considerable more
ble action than the ef-
compensation of the
‘ho as a rule are in session
months every two years
and du: hat period give only a few
days weekly to the actual attendance at
committees or legislative meetings or to
; in « ion with their
position. The executive of this great
nwe alth is Wanifestly entitled to
y per.annum if
the members of the leg-
worth nearly twice the sum
egislators now recieve,
f iWO years.
lore hous
recently
1iev er
DE
OT BrnRAP
governot
had
mnect
Commo
more than $10,000 sal ary
§
the services of
isiature are
THE DEATH RECORD.
Stume.—Mrs Susanana (Krape)
Stump, widow of Edward Stump, pass-
ed away Monday in the Evangelical
home at Lewisburg, aged sixty-six
Jeass, She was twice married, first to
Samuel C, Smith and later to Edward
A. Stump, with whom she lived for
some time on what is now the William
Homan fafm east of town. Both hus
bands preceded her to the grave, One
son remains—Edwin C, Smith, of Pen
rose, Col. Burial will be made at Aa-
ronsburg this (Thursday) morning;
services in the United Evangelical
church,
Waoxser.—~Henry Wagner, a well
known farmer in Tadpole valley, died
on Sunday evening of bronchial trouble,
He is survived by a wife and Several
children
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Marriage Licenses.
Benner Hall, Fleming
Alma Hall, Fleming
Forest M. Geist, Milesburg
Ella Wagner, Milesburg
Homer ]. Young, Bellefonte
Gertrude Klinger, Bellefonte
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Pennsylvania Ratifies Prohibition
Amendment. '
The State Senate, on Tuesday, passed
the resolution ratifying the national pro-
hibition amendment, The vote was 29
to 16. There was no debate on the
(question,
Pennsylvapia is the forty-filth state to
ratify the amendment,
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Field agents of the Department of Ag-
riculture are now scouting eastern Penn-
sylvania for signs of the European corn
borer,
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hp dh ipa
JUDGE QUIGLEY.
Irvin Gray Gets 6 Years in Peniten-
tiary, While His Two Sons Get 7
Years and 6 Months.
On Monday afternoon Judge Quigley
at the February session of court, an-
nounced that the Grays—Irvin G. and
his sons Clyde and George—convicted
at a previous term on the charge of
stealing cattle, had been refused a new
trial, and the defendants were called be-
fore the Court and the following sen-
tences passed,
Irvin G, Gray was called first and in
the first case was sentenced to pay a
fine of $1.00, costs of prosecution, re-
store the stolen goods, if not already
restored, and undergo imprisonment in
Western Penitentiary for not less than
two years, nor more than two years
and six months. A similar case was
passed in the second and third trials,
the sentence in the second case to begin
at the expiration of the first aud the sen-
tence in the third to begin at the expira-
tion of the sentence of the second case,
George GG, Gray was sentenced in the
first case to
six months
not less than two yen and
nor thrde years
and similar e second and
thi ‘Pay the
of prosecution, the fing of $1.00 and
store the stolen goods
tence to begin
first and the thir
mination of the second.
Clyde C,
same as his
more than
sentences in th
in addition te
rd cases, costs
re.
second sen-
tion ot the
the ter-
Gray was sentenced the
brother, G Gray.
vin Gs,
1 of
According to these sentences
Gray will be imprisoned for a perio:
not less than six nor more
years,
seven years ix months,
Gray and Clyde
not less tha
SOL
George F,
Gray for a period of
seven years and six months
more After the
nor
sentences were
years,
y " a rs ¥
passed the defendants
were p e of th
iF 4 the i} +21] »
18 said the
¢ sheriff
laced in
nake an app
to take their case to the Super:
lp pl
Grand Jury's Report.
afternoon and
passed upon
three
of them
court ho
office
use in good
new floor
nished for the she
partition between the
departn
should be
the barn be d
ENS ¢ i
white washed
spose
be
for two automobi
roof garage ere
les.
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The Revenue
Capt. H. S
or for this
the court house at
this week
assistance it
tax, which must be re
to March 15th.
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New Lutheran Minister Installed.
On Su
J. Weaver as pastor o
Lutheran charge u
Houtz and Rev. Shannot
sermons for thé occasion
f
nday the installation of Rev. J.
f Aaronsbhurg
tha
OR
ing service an offering f
Relief
00,
was taken, am
ous
““ The Million Dollar Doll.”
‘The Million Dollar Doll ©,
will be the offering at Garman Theatre
Tuesday March 4th, has proved
which
one of
greatest successes of the season’s musi-
cal offerings. The b
music were written by
New York City,
writer for such well
Rock & Fulton, Lulu Glazer, Marion
Bent and many others. The entire
work is original and far above the gener-
al run of musical Mr, Wes.
lyn considers this his best work. The
production was stagged by Mr. Harvey
D, Orr, who is well known to the thea-
tre going public. He has given this at-
traction one of the elaborate pro
duction ever sent on tour. The
tumes, stage settings and light effects
are beautiful and enchanting. The
company is ote of the largest and best
on the road this season and is well
worthy the large patronage accorded it
since the opening date, Owing to the
length of the performance curtain will
positively go up at 8.55 p. m, Prices
35. 50, 75, $1.00, $1.50.
lyr
ooks cs and
Louis Weslyn of
the successful
who is
known artists
as
comedies,
most
COR
Matrimonial Market.
The Hitabadi and Basumati, native
Indian papers, publish between them
some curious instances bearing on
the state of affairs that prevails in
the matrimonial market of the pres
ent day. Here is one of them: An
elderly gentleman of Cooch Behar, a
widower of slender means having a
marriageable daughter to dispose of,
was on the lookout for a sutable bride
groow. But the prohibitive rates rul
ing in the market was aginst him,
and ke at last hoped that with the
dowry he would obtain from the mar
riage of his only son he would marry
away his daughter. But as ill luck
would have it, the boy died, and the
gentleman, finding no other way open,
was forced to enter into wedlock hime
self for a second time In order that
he might marry the girl to his new
brother-in-law!
Fa ¢
The Centre Revorser, $1.50 a year.
i
BCALSBURG.
Miss Helen Coxey, of Tyrone, was
over-Sunday visitor at her home here.
Miss Mdrgaret Jacobs, of Centre Hall,
visited relatives here on Monday,
Samuel Roberts, of Camden, N. j., is
spending some time at his home here,
Mr, and Mrs.’ Samuel Knof, of Al-
toona, visited at the William Patterson
home from Friday until Sunday.
Charles Fisher, of Danville, and
Frank Fisher, of Altoona, visited their
mother last week.
Mrs. Angeline Bottorf, of Lemont,
was an over-Sunday visitor with rela
tives here,
Master
an
Fearon Hoover, of Greens
Valley, spent last week at the J. W.
Keller home. :
Mrs. E. W, Hess and daughter Vir-
ginia, of Shingletown, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, John Jacobs,
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Dale and
children, of Oak Hall, spent Sunday
afternoon at the A, W. Dale home,
Mrs. J. P. Wagner, o° Altoona,
a short time last week at
Meyer home.
Robert
two
spent
the D. W,
his home
after spending
thirteen weeks in the Bellefonte hospilal.
Miss Rel] Holter, of Howard, was
guest of Mrs. Charles Mothersbaugh
Jailey returned to
here on Saturday,
the
re-
and Mrs, Matthew
and Mrs,
Saturd
Goheen an
William Goheen
Mrs.
son and Mr.
with Edward
at Arch Sprit
Mrs,
i
B.D.
1 ont erg
hopping
spent
Tuss
ay
ey, §
/
g at Sur
met her at Sunbury,
in bury.
of Virginia, coming
to their home
ie W,
Saturday evening.
WwW. W,
0
lass of the Lutheran
§ 11 hold
i Nog
ver
Boalsbus wi
oH
ins 1. ft hall Fel
a Boal nail, reb-
o'clock.
y will be
ier
§ Pare nis, J
vs} u «1 bak
i RUG appr eCiAl
aumber
REBERSBURG.
Hor
ser and three
eat over Sunday at
home of wer.
Mrs, Harry Garret
the Be
who was taken to
week
fine,
mber of witnesses were call
LL
llefonte hospital last for
is getting along
Quite a nu
treatment
ed to Bellefonte to testify at the V.
Walker and Kessler heirs’
Monas Gilbert sold his in
south Rebersburg the other day to Miff-
lin Moyer,
law suit
4% home
consideration $1600.00
There is a good opening for a live
terchant in this town, after April first,
when the brick store will be vacated.
Ralph Gramiey and Edwin Weaver,
who were both employed at Altoona,
have returned home and are out of
work,
Miss Helen Gephart and Miss Mary
Frank, both students at the business
college at Williamsport, spent Sunday at
the home of Merchant 8. L. Gephart.
Who would have thought that there
are thirty autos in this town? Aud
there are 100 auto owners in Miles town-
ship,
The members of the I O. O. F, lodge
of this place held their annual banquet
ia their lodge room on Saturday even-
ing.
*
ARHIret signa of & cold or grip take
Lane's Cold & Grip Tablets
Don't wait. Delay often leads to
pneumonia. Results are guaranteed,
At your druggists,
OVERLAND OAR FOR SALE 1912 model
five passenger oar; has good engine and fn good
runbing order ; would make a good truck. DD,
J. YONADA, Centre Hall, R, 2, Belle phone 78,
w
PINE GROVE MILLS.
Mrs. J. H.
and relatives in Altoona this week,
The losers of a pair of giasses can
them at the
George E. Mever, of Boalsburg,
acted business in town Saturday,
After April 1st Calvin Lykens will till
the farm of Dr. Houser, at Fairbrook.
Mrs. Elmer Leng was taken to the
jellefonte hospital last week for an op-
peration,
Miss Mabel Goss and school mate,
Miss Hines, of Tyrone, spent the week-
end with relatives in town,
Ed. Mayes, who is holding down a
good job at Huntingdon,
Sunday.
The annual congregational meeting
will be held in the Presbyterian church
on March gth, 7.30 o'clock.
Miss Mary Struble,
Children’s hospital at
cailed home on account of the
Senator Meek,
find
Nathan Dale home,
trans-
was home over
of the
Washington, was
of
matron
death
A. M. Lutlen, a theological student at
Selinsgrove, will fill the pulpit in the
Lutheran church bere next Sunday
10 o'clock,
Mrs. W. J. Keplar left for Pittsburg
Saturday for a short visit, il
then go to Washington, D,
ber two daughters are clerks
her
eve.
ning, 7
She
on
During
charge of
Heckman, a
L year
1
engage
bureau,
Barr has the St.
0. E.
count
ian, eigh 8 ago
IHinois,
na,
several years later moved
Last week he wrote home
#l
purchased a 200-acre farm
1 h
acre. His many friends in
sr home, will be glad
tp
AARONSBURG.
. pe #3 1
r. and Mrs. Dur
¥
3
R. W. Mensch
st week on
Mensch,
Leroy
Weaver
B. B. Shreckengast Auctioneer
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Good Service at Reasonable Rates
Everybody, No sale too large ; no sale
too small lozgpa
Bell phone sR4
seme THE eee
Highland Grocery
Weekly Bargain
Offer
We offer the following assortment of
staple groceries sent to you by PARCEL
POST, prepaid for This Weck Only, not
more than 2 lots to an individual,
Compare our prices with the other fel-
low’s. 4
to
1 1b, green, black or mix tea -
1b. N. B. C. Oyster Crackers -
2 Ibs, Granulated Sugar « - «
1 ¢rke Palm Olive Soap « - -
1 Ib, New Prunes - -
1 box Corn Flakes - .
11b,Cocon « - + « .
68
17
15
13
13
Py
23
$1.57
- - -
TOTAL
- ow
Ma'l ue, to-day, $1.57 in stamps, cheek
or money order, and we will mail you
this BARGAIN ASSORTMENT of gro
ceries, without delay, postage prepaid,
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ADDRESS -
The Highland Grocery & Market
STALE COLLEGE, PA.
#0. Watch for Our Bargain Offer NEXT
WEEK,
We buy Country Produce. Get our
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LINDEN HALL.
Miss Helen Swartz was a week-end | ropean Mission.
Hoss home,
Lohr is
Lohr and
x. H. P
sufier- | iz State
Ams ey,
The family of George
with influenza, Mrs three
three children being afflicted.
ing
Jacob Heilman, of Lebanon cout
Stat id College fc
nent some
Pe iii
ty,
ir Farm-
Week, s time with his un-|
cle, F. E. Wieland, last week.
Mrs. Jucob Zong has
ill for and her condit
improving as 1
for,
been serious]
some time 100 is not
apidly as her friends hope | §
ery county, where they # attend 1¢
y of the late Arthur
of the propert
port.
emai ma m——
From Private John Garis.
Laval
Dear Mother : —
lamin Laval n
from Bozugours
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The Little Fox Trot Da
one of the big dancing features in the me:
“THE MILLION DOLLAR DO! Lv
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!
Carload of
Farm Tractors.
The International Harvester Co.'s
8-16 4-cylinder kerosene burner Tractor
can plow on land or in the furrow.
Why buy a tractor that burns twice
as much fue] ?
Why not buy from a reliable firm where you have
some protection? A firm that sells 35 different kinds
of farm machinery,
The I, H. C, Tractor is the only tractor built that
carries on springs, and the price is only $975.
Tractor Plows & Tractor Discs
We don’t only want your trade on Tractors—we
are not here to-day and gone to-m:rrow, but
we are litre to stay.
WE HANDLE THE FULL INTERNATIONAL LINE.
Carload of Keystone Loaders
Side-Delivery Rakes “x
DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATORS.
D. W. BRADFORD