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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Progress Grange meets Saturday eve-
ning.
Wm. Mec.
ady
Oysters Saturday night at
Clenalian’s parlors,
Notice Kessler's new ad. in this issue,
It is for your benefit, adv.”
Mrs. Mary Shoop has been quite ill
during the past few days,
Mrs. John F. Mullen, of Pittsburg,
visited relatives here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. C, H. Ross, of Altoona,
were callers at this office on Friday.
W. C. T. U. will meet at the home
Mrs, Whiteman, Saturday evening, 7-30.
Of
Mr. and Mrs. Clayburn Breon and lit-
tle son, of Lock Haven, spent a few days
here last week.
Dr, C. F. Smith, of Indianapolis, Ind,,
attended the Encampment and Fair on
Thursday.
When in need of Cement,
Portland, which is the best,
just in.—R. D,*Foreman,
use Alpha
A carload
=a
The writer and family are indebted to
Miss Miriam Huyett for
a basketful
the choicest grapes. Thanks.
graf
Miss Gertrude Spangler
chester, New York, on
complete course in tl
£
a
Bible School.
A congregational meeting will be hb
in the
morning, following Sunday-Sche¢
Presbyterian church,
T. Potter, clerk of the session.
Prof. Hugh A. Brown, of Urbs
visited his cousin, ]. T.
place, on S
he school of
instructor in t
gineering State College.
i. Mrs. G. R. Meiss,
G. R. Meiss, of Colyer, will be
wife of
the Danville hospital to-day (’
nervous
1
for an operation for a
Wong s i
ine
Hg.
"ny
which is an
Rev. R. R. Jones left for Philadelphia
on Wednesday accompanied by
Nevin Donat
Master
of Aaronsburg.
Wills Eye hospital {
ation of
n Missi
The goth
Woman's Hon
Society of th
conve
vania, will t
Lutheran cht
Oct. 1 and 2.
7. Jones, in
pulpit of Rev, R
ed pastor at State
sent,
Russell Goodhart,
saw very active
fields of France, an¢
discharged,
Mrs, Ms
Monday and gav
ry
the war,
Mr. and
den, N.
were acc
parents
Thorofare,
. and Mrs;
N. J., on a few d
Centre Hall durin
campment and
Lost.—Tht
Centre Hall an
ton travel
papers, ¢
cards of
tape, and ner
N. H. TRO
Reward if turned to
42 Union Trust Bl
de
Harrisburg. Pa.
siness
ARs
The Jubilee Convention of the
man's Christian Te ‘onion
Centre county will be held in Petrikin
Hall and Court House, Bellefonte Sep-
tember 25 and 26. Convention guests
and speakers Mrs. Ella M.
George, pres, Peana. W.C. T. U., and
Dr. Clinton N. Howard, “The Little
Giant”, of Rochester, N. Y. Day ses.
sions in Petrikin Hall, evening sessions
in Court House,
“W. Harrison Walker, E«q., of Bell-
efonte, Chairman of Group 3 of the
Third Federal Reserve District of the
War Savings Division, who has done
more than any other one man in promot-
ing the Thrift movement in Pennsyl-
vania, brought before us with vividness,
the great importance of Thrift. He
suggested that a part of one’s income be
l2id aside for future use before any is
spent ; that the savings be invested ina
s. fe secu rity paying a good rate of in-
terest, goverment bonds and Treasury
Savings Certificates being a good exam-
ple ; and that the remainder of one's in.
come be wisely spent so as to receive
full value for every dollar spent. It was
impressed upon ud that in order to make
Democracy safe, the people must be-
come more thrifty, This can be ac-
complished largely thru the schools,
This inspiring address brought before
the teachers. more strongly than ever,
the need of the thrift movement”.—The
above taken from an article written by
fhe Cameron County Teache s Institute,
and appeared in the Cameron County
Press under date of Sept. 11th, 1919.
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Fewer Cigars, More Cigarettes, Now
Used,
Fewer cigars and less chewing and
smoking tobacco were used in the fiscal
years, internal revenue statistics just
issued by the treasury department show,
Cigarettes, however, stow a rapidly in-
creasing use, this year's consumption,
on which taxes have been paid, being
more than two and a half times larger
than in 1913.
One reason conjectured for the ine
crease consumption of cigarettes is the
increase of smoking among women,
The official report, however, does not
mperance |
include
ry
PEG
SPRING MILLS.
John Myers and family spent a. few
days at Bellwood,
Prot. Dennis has moved
home on Long ave,
in his new
The foundation for the silk mill is be-
ing dug out and a well dug. The work
will be pushed forward as rapidly as
possible.
of Howard
Weaver, who was recently discharged
from service, is
time at his father's home.
Russell Veaver, son
war spending some
with
The
of teachers in the High school are, Prof.
Dennis, Prof. Reitz, Prof. Bennett,
alisses Nancy Hunter and Margaret
Kane. In the other schools,
Miss Ruth
Duck
Schools opened on monday a
good attendance of pupils, corps
grammar,
A C
; primary, Miss Mary Bartges,
Smith ; intermediate,
—L pn A lp
REBERSBURG.
From last week.
Our L. VI. Minnick,
to build a
crete bridge across Fishing creek, two
1
be
concrete man
has taken the contract con-
miles
low Tylersvill
att Moyer and wife, of Reedsville,
{att Moy 1 f f Reedsvil
e.
unday with his brother Mifflin in
n Monday
, 4 mile east of here,
113
Mill
aeir
Jame
CENTRE MILLS.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Reish and daugh-
1ds at Du , Sunday.
Roy Held went to Woodlawn ot
: Pa
A VOOR UO
Accident and Sickness Policy.
Set 1S CF YY ES
Ceilg mc
personally,
HENNEY,
Centre Hail,
ALPH
Pa
~- sama po - .
2 0ST OF Pt wi
Speakers
How
spepkers have
wild and
“Work
the fair
wuding a fair,
Rj nk in
ad
con
Save”
will
and
season,
if
Bi
no
give
He
You
tion,
minutes time,
something
and for benefit, Aes
ift literature tendered you
and read it thoughtfully,
The thrift movement not merely,
as presumed by many people, a eam-
paign for the raising of funds for the
It is bigger nnd broader
It is for the present and
welfare the American peo.
The fundamental principles are
maximum production in industry, reg
ugir saving of money, wise spending
and safe Investment. The investment
feature will provide the capital to
finance business expansion which
brings individual as well as national
prosperity,
More than S85000,000 will be col
lected as interest, this month, by Ing
vestors In the Third Liberty Loan.
If those who receive this money
squander it, the effect will be felt In
higher cost of living. Save your Lib.
erty Loan interest and make It earn
more interest, Invest It In govern-
your
is
government,
than that.
future
le,
of
JURORS DRAWN FOR
Court Convenes Monday, September
22nd. ~The Jurors,
The following jurors have been drawn
for service during the September term
of court, convenes the fourth
Monday in the month—the 220d of Sept-
ember :
which
GRAND JURORS,
C. C. Adams, clerk, Philipsburg
Jos, A. Alexander, farmer, UnionT wp.
Calvin Bottorf, laborer, Potter
Frank Beck, carpenter, Philipsburg
J. G.
Harry Bilger, contractor, Spring
Thomas
Shoe twp.
loal, laborer, Potter
Chambers, laborer, Snow
H. P. Faulkner, book-keeper, Philips.
burg
Ed. C. Fish, salesman, Philipsburg
i sn te
Lewis Grauer, merchant, Bellefonte
G. P. Gentzel,
J, G.Irvin,
QLryrine
y mpl Ing
H
Warren Korman, creameryman, Penn
farmer, Harris
Charles Limbert, farmer, Haines
James Pickle, engineer,
5, farmer, Fergu
ha F, Royer, farmer, Miles
E. A. Russell, M. D., Unionv
‘rank Swabb, farmer, I
Spring
ie
pay
n er
3 USOn
} “wr
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r 1 ver
r, inborer, Stat
‘14
ate College
r. Haines
1% te
ank clerk , Howard
chant, Millheim
. Shaffer, lal
Albert Smeltzer,
Potter Tate, laborer, S;
Charles Watson, book keeper,
Shoe Twp
li is—
AARONSBURG.
ut in
Fir
wood
broke « W. A. Guisewile's
week, and before it
covered appeared to threaten the
1. “A bucket brigade saved
house, iast
Fred Rauchau was treated to a birth-
day celebration, last Friday, at the
home of his father-in-law, W. A, Guise-
wite. A large number of friends were
present.
Miss Amanda Haines aod Miss Esther
Bradford have returned to State College
where they have charge of a fraternity
house.
Rev. and Mrs. Gessey, of Louisville,
Kentucky, visited among their former
parishioners last week.
Sinus Stemm and wife, of Millmont,
autoed here Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Boob have re-
turned to their home in Akron, Ohio,
Mr. and Mrs. George Potter, of Phoe-
nixville, were supper guests of their
cousins, Mr. and Mrs, W, A, Guisewite,
last week,
Mrs, George Stahl, of Milton, spent a
few days with relatives here.
of Youngstown, Ohio; Philip Eisen.
hover, wife and son, of Akron, Ohio ;
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grove and baby,
of Laurelton ; Merl Eisenhouer, wife
and son, of Bellefonte, spent some time
visiting relatives in this place.
Lowell Acker from Akron, Ohio, is
visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs. How-
ard Acker.
Miss Meda Bower left for Dix “Run
where she will teach school,
Little Olive Orwig is quite sick from
the effects of swallowing tabacco which
the little tot picked up on the street.
Ap ———
Catload fresh Alpha cement just in,
R. D. Foreman,
MO,
Common sense says “save”~Gov-
ernment Savings Stamps,
—————
If you need savings—you need Gov.
uch upon that,
ment Sa Blame.
ernment Savings
an
| State Agricultural Notes,
Ww
while if we attempt to imitate a crab.
in fertilizer and manure. Lime is the
remedy,
Many goose berties and currants die
in winter because of late
th due to the leaves being caten ff by
worms early in the
summer
season. This may
be readily prevented by spraying with
lead arsenate,
Before storing roots or potatoes
cellar see that it is thoroughly. dry, and
that all refuse from
¥
completely removed. Debris of
SOIL causes rot
A coat of
ful in keeping down rots due to fungi.
in tne mcoming roots
potatoes, whitewash is use.
Conditions favorable and farm
Seeding
:
made good strides, of wheat
tral counties. Early planted
“
to cut, Buckwheat doing well, I
ures and meadows in good condition.
t——-
Turkeys Decreasing in Pennsylvania,
Reports recently collected by the
eau of Statistics, State Departm
ih
hat
77 per cent, last
two years ago.
Secretary
farm sideline
Many Penns
Yivania
her states for
Always going up! — Government
Savings Stamps !
Earn, but spend a little jess—Buy}
Savings Stamps,
ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED 2 51 g rad bh
R FD work. ~DUOMER 8
Hall, Pa
recon, wuzil
ISHLER
TEAM
aight
while
BAY HOR
3 ibe
Boil pt
bumnday
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y y Grange Park, T
Please return to this office
Wagner of
5,
HALE «FE «
some of the
FOR ayton
$ ‘ational ut
ih wera dim
Any one
200 »
Bpark Intens tf Ford cars, w
sitaied al the Grange Encampment
desiring to buy one can have them for
sieoe
pee
i DYER.
Start one of our Hp cial-
CANDY. ~Earn £25 to week'y
TIRE -~MEN-WOMEN
ty Candy Factories
anywhere, Grand
spd farohh everything.
BOUSE, 1519 Ranstead #t
snail ToOm
opprriunity bow
« CANDYMNMAKERS
Pulladeiphis, Pa
Flow
your home,
We tell
| “I Never Knew You Could Keep Rats Out
a Butcher Shop.”
What Kalph Watkins says. Figu
rats around store had enough to feed o
wouldn't anything suspicious
Heard RAT-SNAP, g
rial, Results were
AMES WwW, SWAEB
JU TICE OF THE PEACE
LINDEN HALL, CENTRE CO. PA,
Doods, Mortgages, Wills, &e, written ara #3
| ceuled with care. All Jess) business prow
attended to, Bpecial attention given to set
wonderful p ting of ¥alates, Marri ge Licenses, Anicy
ait ri bie Liccoses, nud ail other Appileni
Blanks kept ou hand Kov. 2h
touch
about ave it
| ed @ll rats out in ten days. Dogs abou
| store night and day never touch RAT
SNAP. Three s'zes, 2:tc, soe,
{Sold and guaranteed by C. M. Smith,
{ Centre Hall ; W.C., Meyer, Spring Mill;
| Pa.
$1.00
FORBALE -Ch p higboless Tien 1. 1
kerovene grgly wilh megncto friction «
puliey | on truck, A baresin CLEVE Ki
AKRD, Spring Miils, Pa.
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Money-Saving
OPPORTUNITY
Nieman's Department Store
a ————
It is not with any degree of pleasure that we
say to our trade that merchandise in all lines for the
Fall season is in for another rise in prices. We
have it on the best authority that the advance will be
from 35 to 40 per cent. above present day prices,
BUT HERE IS GOOD NEWS :
We still have a Large Stock on hand
that will be sold at the old prices,
thus assuring the early buyer
Big Savings on Clothing
and Shoes
Buy now and you will thank us for the Sav-
ing we have afforded you by reason of the coming
higher prices,
Special for the School
Children.
They'll soon bz needing new clothing and
shoes with which to start school. We can dress
them now at a reasonable cost.
. J. Nieman
Department Store MILLHEIM
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AEST La.
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remarks every time you flush your
smokespot with Prince Albert—it hits
you so fair and square. It's a scuttle full of jimmy
pipe and cigarette makin's sunshine and as satisfy-
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It's never too late to hop into the Prince Albert pleasure-
pasture! For, P. A. is rigger feady to give you more
tobacco fun than you ever in your smokecareer.
That's because it has the quality.
Quick as you know Prince Albert you'll write it down
that P. A. did not bite your tongue or parch your throat.
And, it never will! For, our exclusive patented process
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