a — i RANE A AT I ASAIO A. we . - —— on PE Bt Sl 5 AU I SAI SIP ion on i ‘ BIG FARM MACHINERY | many steps foot on American soil he “I Never Knew You Could Keep Rats Out o | pr" " ll a i a—" LOCAL AND PERSONAL. o" —— a Butcher Shop. . y ar " lw ave bring and bear ¢ pcord of 30 New Fall hats in at the Hat Shop, DISPLAY AT FAIR. | wil hav We, ring and bear a 1 Ee § {alph Watkins says : “Figured | vi 3 : : { his past life and deeds with him ; if they fal IPH YvRiKiun Bay 5 BE 1 Millheim.—Mrs, Burd, advy | un have not been too black, he may be pes- W. 8S. Krise and children, of Johns- | Greatest Exhibit of Labor-Saving Ma- dis ; ® : wouldn’ ouch anything vicious, | of SN mitted to occupy the red brick building ’ i : TV ha fAaviiar'a £2 AP FA x ‘ a : ¢ sard about AT.S pave it 1 re town, visited the former's father, W, A, chinery in History of the Fair|on Massachusetts avenue, which ha: : & | Krise, this week. | trial, sults were wonderful lean- | i i { wry vacant Association, | long been vacant, Miss Hazel Emery, employed at Camp NA : rat it in ten ay . Og abou i d : : : 1 The forty-sixth Encampment and] store nicht and day never touch RA’ Dix, New Jersey, is spending a few days . : oy : | Nor In A Moon ror CLEMENCY, SNAP — to y 4 : EC. £0 | at her home. ‘air t ast gatherings in the ex | SNAP. bree sizes, 2s5¢, soc, Considerable pressure, political, con- Sald A 1 § it insil his and guaranicegl Dy James Sweetwood returned to Blooms- | BibiL of labor-Saving iarm machinery. | . yressional and otherwise, is steadily | Contre Hall ; W. C. Meyer, Spring bure No School. this ale smter | Tractors, ensilage cutters, cor harvest 4 Mntal 3. ws A Fas : JUTE Ind w=CROOL, LIS WOEK, 10 €RLC Factors, ensuage cullers, rn BAarvest de upon officials of the Jud x vo- | pa j aliiis, | . y upon his senior year. ars, binders, gasoline engines, lighting | cate General's office in behalf men | | 18man S ¢ artment Store and ro nr Lr 2 A PCIYIA of ” i wats rns vind ay RAMA BBO a. the i Mr. and Mrs. Clay W. Reesman, of sy ns for the farm house and barn, | Who have violated some section of the Public Sale Register, 5 PE in pro. % Wil Thorofare, New Jersey, are sp nd} Selective Draft Law or ignored its Saturday. September 20t ; i - ess variety of lesser machin. |", \ " o us : y : this week in Centre Hall, vars sions altogether. Since the endi 3 o'clock, Mrs, Elizabet imp, at the Bu m— Migs J PAiS | the war the opinion has pre vailed that | Logan House, Centre Hall, will sell D. C., is enjoying a week's vac at | 4 he very latest in g biles is to be | those who trausgre the law would household goods 1 « Lop 15 CRJOVIDE § VCEK 8 VACKL 1 Al : . ! | Ba ak ‘ : . g fn . iL : her home at Tussevyville seen, and farmers are interested in the | be let down ea Ys but the recommen It 15 not wilh any degree of pleasure {nat we a, s > 1 4 3 FOR BALE « ¢ high class Tian : \ meliertidlnnal ¢ 2 al y the Q . Yiies Yams anpleatinng which are. Bathe oloan ations on individual cases made by the HORSE. GF Bt NS a paras tot 4 . Bruce Stahl and Carl Auman, employ- | demonstrations which are being given ) ivi Hal cases made Ny iho | utamne cogine. whe, msgs rete say to our trade that merchandise in all lines for the { vocate General to the Depart. | i bargain. CLEVE ed at Altoo re Spe Wed i hursdav, . i . ’ ! ARD, Spring Mills, Pi ! F 1 . ’ . f 1 ‘ ‘ \ : J aH uatios 2 ; q lemency is , po a 2 eae their respective : | ment of Justice shows that clemency is] — =i Co all season is in for another rise in prices. We Ban a YD ne large exhibitor of fars machin : an) i ser the determi WANTED. ~2 5lrong rokd hors Haus tev. Daniel G : . i : not ti e 1 thing, the determin-lg ¥ p work. Rev. Daniel Hall, Pa have it on the best authority that the advance will be TEAM BAY HORSES FOR SALE years ol from 35 to 40 pér cent, above present day prices. BUT HERE IS GOOD NEWS : Kutie 1. Bell phione 7 AMES W, SWABB We still have a Large Stock on hand JUSTICE OF TH} INDEX HALL, CENTR? Decl, Morton, Wile, de. write uo that will be sold at the old prices, attotdod 10. Hpedal attention ¥ ting of Esistes, Marrloge License cut ae a oi A plier | thus assuring the early buyer HOG “BON I Savings on Clothin INSTEAD OI TANKAGE and Shoes NO ODOR NO DISEASE GERYS I HALF THE COST Buy now and you will thank us for the Sav- ONLY $3.00 Per 100 Ib. SACK ing we have afforded you by reason of t MONEY BACK if results not satisfactory higher prices, he coming FEEDING DIR} oughly i HIOu dry PLANK & GOTTSHALL Special for the School Children. They'll soon be needing ne shoes with which to school. them now at a reas wi MILLHEIM war vele * - vi a i, aX aT Ras sak i have tb will cost roximately one thousand dollars, a : t : tet are expected a : bout the first ¥ quite well satisfied wit viator Bud- wig's stupts if the air close to Grange We have on hand a Park on Tue jorning., fe circled about ata low then shutting N : — ; pe Bi . e sropping erivwerd 1» + Tinie] ll CC load Fertilizer looped the loop several times, It was ¢ aderfal extivition of fazcy vies «>t Il [ the Reliable Baughs & Sons Brand | : TH * wT ie air, The reliable Ii ot oa plots Wing 2 2 we mm We Vouch for Them kat is amazing, and accounts for the Ge nfidence the aviator's passengers have . L og. in soaring in the clouds with him, ALL GRADES AND PRICES Of all the tires that are made, facilitics,—they employ many kK He two pups holding the inction r———— —why do vou suppose we exclusive methods. of having been Ul first passengers to - . Ee ror ames meron: | I} PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY prefer to sell United States They can go to greater j2 8 airy De Cropart, tof “Thoms Tires? lengths in testing, improving ae ir thi ty ¢ Yn Ye we form. e fe » 4 - ficaved and {6 pets of ie Beaves farm. Because they are made by and p ter ig te things that ne slate fo. 4 Deiween JACK avel . : g 3 and Bellefonte passes close to the Beav- R. D. FOREMAN the biggest rubber company er farm buildivgs and proved a fatal laying place for the puppies. It is the in the world. And they know We find it good business to i hed be, ry hh cars traveling CENTRE HALL | how to build good tires. sell United States Tires. stions and last week one of th . both Sigestio) SE oo on Sunday , = And you will find it other was similarly caught, It is not They have choice of ma- business to buy them. e known who the party was that killed ie ee Juows ’ | terials,—they have immense are here—a tire for every nocd " TUSSEYVILLE. Metal Top Fiber Brooms ° Mrs. Mary Smith is visiting her sister, United States Tires Mrs. John Runkle, Outwear 5 corn brooms. Guaranteed one year : Miss Esther Biter retumed to het for continuous family use, are not effec ed by water, are last week after spending part of ’ Ti nig nt will het brother, John Bit. ghtsr; do better ork ang 30 Spore Sanisary, Vien and are Good res , at Youngstown, Ohio. n nted, u . ostpaid. "Mir. and Mrs. William Wagner apd omen agents wanie Pp We KNOW United States Tices are good tires. That's why we sell them, daughter Helen, of Altoona, are visiting Co. ganna wa] | orien ri || L. L. SMITH, DECKER MOTOR CO. aughter Apna Mary, returned to their in Punxsutawney on Monday. | CENTRE HALL, PA, SPRING MILLS, PA, »
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