GREAT SLAUGHTER OF FLEET FOOTS. Forty-nine Deer Reported Killed First Two Days of Season Home Par- ties Successful. Through the kindness Keller, of Boalsburg, the Reporter is able to give its readers a list of the nu- ; \5 the Cf merous hunting parties, their location pn SA ; bit in the Seven Mountains and where they noel AF | L C 1a are from, The successes of the first two hibit ; the days of the hunting season are also not- ed and total thirty-six. were successful in k Yeagertown, i ————————— i METS + Sh ot EE. So oY IMPORTANT NEWS A Great Selection Of our entire stock of WOMEN’S, MISSES’ and CHII DREN'S SUITS and COATS, All will be offered to the public at 35 per cent. less than the regular price. of Forester wi Dont lc ook? for § es pro- of them Qi The parties who illing game were : Potters Hunting- 3 ; Deckers, 2; Mills, 2; McKees Rock, 1; don, 1; Colyer, 5; State College, 2; Pleasant Gap, 1 ; Bradfords, 1 ; Char- ter Oak, 3; Koch, 1; Foster, 1; Riley, 1; Greensburg, 2 ; Sweetwood 1 ; Kel- ler, 1; Fisher, 2; Filmore, 4; Buck Tails of Danville, 1. Total, Cigarettes made to meet your taste! Camels are offered you as a cigarette entirely out of the ordinary—a flavor and smoothness never before attained. To best realize their qual- ity compare Camels with any cigarette the world at any price! 36. FORESTER MEEK'S REPORT, Meek, a‘ Coburn, comes the following report of deer killed Monday and Tuesday. Greenbriar, 1; Snyder, 3; Coburn, 3, Lancaster, 1; Millersburg, 2 ; Pady Mt., 1. Total, 13; grand total, 4 There are seven other camps in Seven Mountains about Coburn from whom no reports are as yet available, No bear killed as yet. Prom. Forester in We have an enormous stock on hand and we decided not to wait until late in the season but will give you the benefit of low prices while the winter that low Camels flavor is so refreshing, so erticH ng, win you at once—it is so new and unusual what Camels expert of choice I arki h anc choice Domestic tobacco gives you! You'll prefer this blend to either kind of tobacco smoked straight! Rote-Wingard, 2 And we are sure you will be glad for the chance to buy at our cut prices, blend season is just beginning, ale you smoke Camels, ab: any unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste or pleasant cigaretty odor. And, you'll be delighted to discover that you can smoke Camels liber without tiring your taste! Take Camels at ¢ Cigarette contentme nt Yo experienced. TY} you'll note ence of THE HUNTING CAMPS, ay Buck Tail, Danville, Galbraith Gap. ! Cadman’s party, Fredeitown, “The Corners”, Filmore Party, provement, Reiley party, ows, Raymond Party, Oak Hall & Boals- burg, Bear Meadows. Hershey party, Coatsville, Bear Mea- dows, Fisher party, Bear Meadows. Sunbury, Altoona Meadows, Hess party, Shingletown & Shingletown Gap. Young party, Boalsburg & town, Spruce Gap. We advise you to come at once to select your garment—whilz the stock is large. Filmore, Shutts Im- ine Bear Mead- Joalsburg, h 11 le—they s yond anytl 1Ced, il ley “The carly bird re a Cl You do not miss cot EN You'll prefer Can arettre reve lat , premiums or els qualitv! On y | According to the old saying, - 1 63 IPOS gilts, caches the worm ” here. Joalsburg, Bellefonte, etc,, party, Bear Altoona, . J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO, 1 D. J. Nieman MILLHEIM 1% vs 14% £ Downing- A 35 SOS SOS Carle party, Greensburg, Laurel Run i * > (Wild Cat Gap.) Foster party, State lers Gap. Harrisburg party, burg, Sand LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Knob, Sleven th aid Club, Rudy Indiana Bear Indiana, mountain, Pitcairr farm, Eichelberger par mountain. Monrce Hunting Club, Monroe Furnace. Shelent CE 0 _ wy Y Te, » ED 3 2) g 4 # ¥ party, Pitcairn, , Pittsburgh, Fi I BA Blairsville, the national joy smoke makes a whale of a cigarette! erger g Run, Charter Oak party, Swamp party Holidaysburg, Roarin Charter Oak, Pine Snyder part) Heary Lit Poe Valley. y, Lewisburg, Bear Gap at Grange Hall, Friday from 8:30 to agle party, Schuykill Co, nigh 11:30, Brown party, Schuy) * Dancing lessons Taught l Lingle party, Valley. Decker party Re: and gpring Mills, Deck Yeagertown party, Y rows. Milroy party, A McKees Roc Stave Field. > Lie Pennington from 7:30 to o EVERYBODY WELCOME 8 APPLICATIONS FOR LIQUOR LI- Awaiting your sayweo, you % find toppy red begs tidy red okecards on the table, fine, hendecme pound and The 11 ball pound tin humidors— Albert and roll a and—thar cis practical You'll want to! sa to keep count crywtal ginww humidor 3 refener top Why, you \ it 1e¢ sport that lies a home rolled cigarette when it's P. A. for the OU certainly get yo call for a nakin’'s cigarette! of smokestunts! ig your call in packing! urs Bechtol Road. Pleasant Runkle Colyer tidy red tinor a t sey (arn raf y #3 io © that keeps Prin swch perfect oe Albert in your ’ condition] party, Bradford party, y Geary House. Hall, Pole PAY A STRAIGHT ek and expenacs In Nar Stone Creek ante Kline ae “| ae wi E 1a Introduces RUREE A FG PR PIS Lureka Mig. Co, East 88, Lois dtidge, ii Slac Talk about flavor! aven't got the listen of half your | smokecareer until you know v hat rolling em with P. A. can do for your contentment! And, back of P. J As flavor, and rare fragrs proofs of Prince Albert's quality—stands our exclusive patented process that cuts out bite and parch! With P. A. your smokesong in a makin's ciga- rette will outlast any phonograph record you ever heard! Pr is a cinch to roll. It's crimp cut and stays put like a regular pall ” ~ 4 1y b Slack party, Centre Hall, Man, man, you Ke ttle, r 5» {1 3 1110 co Koch party, Darragh, Underwood nner ANGE Potters Mills party from Potters Mills, Heberling party, Mill Shuey party, Bellefonte, tie Me, I ter v 3 tr (Day hunters alentine Ki & weph Dugan, Sr, Villiam H. Hindle Kondrat Juschik George W. Miller William M. Bowser “ Grebe Bros. & Crage * W. B. Hall, Snow Shoe borough Lawrence Redding. Snow Shoe borough | Perry K. w Gregg township, | Spring Mills, Edward I. Gillen, tral City, J. B. Dagan, sffler., Ibert ince Jellefonte, Nevel's Prince Albert upsets any notion you ever had as to how delightful a jimmy pipe can be! It is the tobacco that has made three men smoke pipes where one was smoked before. It has won men all over the nation to the joys of smoking. R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Winston.Salem, N. C. Treaster Ke*- FN ENN MN -S Heaton party, M Gap. George Breon party, (Day hunters ) Westover party, Frugality, & Hastings, Krist Valley, ilesburg, Heckledorn is casy to use ! y tt hor lve fspack a3 sosafaly v and CONV wnshin Cane : h township, Cen» | siantiy of iS 50 20 # fe -niot a bit wasted, ‘ i wd disinfects it Georges Valley Joggs Wilmere Rush township, Sandy Garrity party, Pit Walter Garrity. AI AP LOCAL AND PERSONAL. There will be three more issues of the Reporter in this year—December 11th, 18th, and asth, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel 8S, Kreamer, of Lewistown, ate their Thanksgiving dine ner at the home of Mr, and Mrs. H. W. Kreamer, in Centre Hall. Mifflin Moyer, Rev. LI. G. Shannon and Samuel Gephart, of Rebersburg, at. tended a meeting of the Masonic lodge Monday night. Miss Helen Brubaker, who while in training for nursing at the Municipal Hospital, was stricken with scarlet fev- er, bas fully recovered and is now at her home in Centre Hall. She exspects to return to Philadelphia to continue her hospital work about the middle of Janu. ary. tsburgh, Ridge. Steve Kolbe, Rush township, Cassanova John M. Kachik, Snow Shoe township Clarence. ’ WHOLESALE LICENSE, George E. Lamb, Philipsburg, and Ward | Lawrence Nugeut, Rush township, Cas | SANOVA, Andrew Chambers, Snow Shoo ship, Clarence, BREWER'S town LICENSE. Second Ward. R. D. FOREMAN, Clerk. November 17, 1919, A D MINISTRATOR'S NOTIOR.— Letters of administmtion on the estate ot | Alvin A. Bohn, late of Oak Halli Station, deceas having bean gulp won ld rospeotiull ¥ request all persons knowing | themselves indeblod to the state to make imme diate payment, and those having claims against | the same to present them duly authentioated | without delay for scttiosient, CHAR D BA THOLONMEW, Adminis maior, Centre Hall, Pa, Advertise in the Reporter-—it pays, ul 4 sind foctant tha it for cleaning your Kitch fly Cf Jairy, milk-pans and bottles, ioraoftend ng water, and the labor of w washing and cleaning will be cut in half. Makes pure soap and saves money besides. A can of Banner Lye, Ra pounds of kitchen grease | ten minutes’ easy work (no boiling or large kettles) hand x ou have 10 pounds of best hard soap or 20 gallons of soft soap, Banaer Lye is sold by x your Write to us for free book “ ee Bagi . | world has ¢ve Dead Rate." Ly Sim king, farmer of An. ats were costing me hundreds LY tried dogs, soison, could not get rid of ought y oo pkg. of RAT-SNAP (5 | cakes), Used half, not a live rat since, Dead ones aplenty. 1like RAT-SNAP | because after killing rats it dries them | up~~leaves no smell." Three sizes 2s5c, oc, $1.00. Sold and guaranteed by C, t . Smith, Centre Hall; W, C. Meyer, Writes nandale ferrets, them. Spring Mills, Pa. FINE DOUBLE HOUSZ AND LOT FOR BALF. Covering all but as acre of land : good lot on | main street, suitable for erecting & house Young | front trees, all bearing, New gamge with fine | Houses has sli modern conve eg Toms furneces, ales baths Ad BR paint Inquire of MES Beil phone and ont LAMBERT, Want to Buy or Sell? SEE US FIRST Chas. D. Bartholomew 3 CENTRE MALL, PA, Tr rrr Ire ree rer rire rey ~ RAW FURS. I will open my place of business at LEES COAL YARD, Spring Mills, Pa., on November 17th, BRING OR SEND IN YOUR FURS IF YOU WANT THE HIGHEST PRICES YOU EVER RECEIVED | FOR FURS. Come and be convinced. Write postal for Price List, Bell Phone Warehouse, 20R2 ; resi dence, 7R13. JEREMIAH ZETTLE SPRING MILLS, PA. Box 8 of Rat-Snap.” Their first meal of RAT-SNAP is Kills in few minutes. Dries » the carcass, Rats killed with RAT - SNA P leave no odor. RAT-SNAP comes in cake form. Break into small teces leave where rats travel. Mo mix- ing with other food. Cats or dogs won't Safest, cleanest, surest rat and mice killer. Three sizes, 25¢, soc, $1.00. Sold and guaranteed by C. M. Smith, Centre Hall, W. C. Meyer, Spring Mills Pa. 1 Never new X Could K Rats ww o-un Shep." it © What Ralph Watkins says : ‘Figured rats around store had enough to feed on ; wouldn't touch anything s . Heard about RAT-SNAP, i JOR. i Ar it a trial, Results Were Yoder an boat ed all rats out in ten ys. by iF t 25¢, store pig and da ranteed by C, a smith. SNAP.” Three s Boingo! Sold and iW.C Meyer, Spring M Centre H
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