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LOCAL AND PERSONAL. - !
Robert S. Stover, postmaster at Mill
heim, was in town on Tuesday, on busi E , “Before and After” in the ear East
ness,
Mrs. R. D. Foreman entered a 1
al at York, on Friday, as a surgical fj
tient,
William F. Rishel, of Farmers
is suffering with a severe attack
low jaundice.
Miss Ethel Rowe, clerk in the
Valle y bank, is off du ty on account
slight illn
A class of six candidates wil
ted into the order of Odd Fell
Saturday evening.
DR. ELM
Added to the Penns Valley bank's in- | 1 ne “Fighting
terior Hepiovenetts is. a metal ceiling, comes to Centre Hall Friday
of this week.
The Boy Scouts will give their play,
“A Country Boy Scout,” in Boal Hall, LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Boalsburg, Saturday of this week. ar Auman
1
employe
Milford Pletcher, of Howard, assist-| was home over Sunday.
3 v
ient
ant to the county superinten:
schools, was in Centre Hall Monday
John F. Foreman, of Port
1
§
his parents, Mr, and Mrs. F.
advertisen
man, at State College, over Sunday.
Park W, Hamtiagton, a stud
license tag.
last year's tags
urday
Mrs. John Delaney
on Wednesday fo
Mrs. Delaney wi ee
ialist, ch,
yood n . rida igh { ' ¢ phans
White Leghorn hens. They are a nice The formal announcemer f toes 1. | ¢ support
lot. —$1.25 apiece, — V.. Dinges, | iy, cov for the Sta pa } ten! of one or more over a given | '
For Sale
Centre Hall. vals . ty ius “ tin - i a ——~
The condition
Corman, of Cressona,
such an extent that
and Mrs. F. M. : Miser,
home this wee
A tele;
Geary, Ts
the arrival
the latter's bre
as Wellstor \nima :
J C. Vounada. of near Centre i : _ EF - BN A HTN TEE
lost his luable 1 : l ? Ly} ! Vi
from az
in the same
rom the
Hear Dr.
Grange
+ wn | 4
wownsaip
rm
a
ground
had no tr
any time of
out,
a 5 A Aancunces Eagag jement. 7.
east of Centre Hall
chased the farm
year ago.
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Ei his will prove the Greatest Opportunity fos those late buyers who are sti
ers B16 faking oe Ta oe Ak preparatios for the comin happy | 3 Insurance and ¥ | In nek ¢ Winter Clothing, Remember, the cold weather is just coming ; you
is. good. bad and | event. Miss Emerick, a former faitht : Peal E ; have the chance now to buy the same goods for ONE-HALF the amount whic!
i " 1 1 i bes irs Ehve } ot tar off toads ¢ £2 «£3 ; . .
indifferent " be anded at the | compositor in porter office, 1 a state e paid at the beginning ol the season.
mills and will be : u 5 + in entre 1 b arsed ine EB Sor L g oo
either building new buildings or repair where she has sit . made her home | Hav or Sell? . N ve a very large variety to select from and below we quote you a few
work. with her uncie } AT ILmeric < L : ’ AJ Se :
S. M. Ulrich, of near Millheim, whe R
will retire from the fa
recently
property at Penn Hal od will { Ee: v eh y 1 pe or. I " PRIS L, 4 : F Women’s $30.0 pa ~ AA
tho same April ist. Mr Ultich's sale] ww, 3 Hazel, Bellefonte as. D. Bartholomew + Now $15.00
Coats Reduced
will be one of t
CHNTRE HALL. PA,
Now $30.00 $25.00 Coats
mills. As a result]
3
:mber, this merchandise will be sold regardless of cost.
Marriage Licenses.
4
he largest :
4
P Shad
enn State graduated )
of ninety-five sti
midyear exercises, held in the Schwab LT " our ef 08 NF handle $50.00 Coats Nos $12 30
auditorum, on Monday evening, Most SPRING MILLS. me ap Now $25.00 ne- a
of the students have overseas records, Mrs. Frank Ripka has been quite ill ; OC
Frank $20.00 Coats
% 1 1 3 i HAS Dec iu : .
having left college to enlist when within John Rishel, one a wir popular mer 4 $40 00 Coals : . a :
a few months of graduation chants. has best a 143 eo Mes. H HR ny 3 (READ THESE PRICES) Now $10 00
: ; i 8, has been quite ill ; also Mrs. H. gr Now $20.00
Mrs. George E, Breon and childres n, | F. Rossman wii {
who for some months have living at Mrs. Dottie Sleiffer has gone to State | Wiite s P Plow Co., LeRoy, N.Y.
Tionesta, where Mr. Br reon was engaged | College where she be employed by
2 )
in bridge construction, are expected in| Dr
Conte nr aun, ars expected in sour 3. Toisas voos 11 wil] i aner Lye Great Reduction in our Entire Line of Men's & Young Men's
mother, Mrs. Laura Lee .
wil again remove to Reading, theit \mia write | = OVERCOATS, SUITS AND UNDERWEAR
former place of residence, in the near
fm Miss Laura Slegal spent a few days | ny (Underwear for the whole family REDUCED IN PRICE.)
Sas cssstasansaasanstan
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
~ Arber Cummings, who has been farm. | Segal We want everybody to come and share in this high price merchandise for
ing the large Van Tries farm, near Lin- Mrs. Kate Harshbarger, of Altoona, | © Le MR A : little mone
den Hall, for a number of years, will be- | came home to see her aged father, D. M, WR { Ye
come a resident of Gregg township McCool, who all winter has been gradu- ;
April 1st, at which time ha will move | ally failing in health,
von a : ’ ® ® oe
onto the Fisher farm, near Penn Hall. Miss Mary Allison, who nursed Mrs. No other lve laps tol " :
now temanted by Mrs. Corman. Mr, ¢ Harry Allison during her illness, return- | k 18 59 w= tab asted., o & »
: Al : I FF 88 JAN yp y :
Cummings is a bustier and not a bit | ed from a short visit to Howard and will
afraid of work, make her home with Harry Allison for n
Because of ill health, the Rev. C. E, | the winter. ! the Ordos] ® id has ever know, or cleaning
Swengel. D. D,, pastor of the United About twelve members of the Order | y. ur | RN Hy nS 3 ¢ i - - Ee TE——— EE ———
Evangelical church at Mount Holl of the Temple were to Centre Hall last oh 4 alin iter ithe labor | HARRY I. GROVE WANTED. —Men or women to take WANTED. Hemlock, Yelllow f
Springs, is compelled to solinquis Tuesday night to attend the initiation of . oo & Ji orders among friends and neighbors for ©F y hite Pine Lumber. We pay cash
preaching and with his family will move | %¢Veral members, of the order at that Makes pure soap Auctioneer [the geruine guaranteed hostery, fall lines for 200 inspect at loading point. —G, W,
BENNETT & SON, Montoursville.
| men, women and children, Eliminates darn. + # ie, Ia.
to Harrisburg, Dr. Swen place. and saves money besides. A can of | h
in the iiny for more 8 Jan bees Cashier Mr. Hendershot and family | Banner Lye, 5% pounds of kitchen grease, | A Dumber of years of experience in| 198 We pay 50c an hour for spare time or $24 9
a
o . " ten minutes’ easy work (no boiling or large | this business means that ‘ a week for full time. Experience unnecessary. | STOCK FOR SALE The unde
ceftury. He was a former bishop and | Moved to Shamokin on Tuesday. Mr. | kettles), and you have 10 pounds of best hard Ineans tha 1 qualified | write, INTERNATIONAL STOCKING MILL, signed offers the following for sile
48a member of the board of trustees of Hendershot made many friends during | soap or 20 gallons of soft soap, I's give good service. | Norristown, Pa. ol4pd | Eioht shoats, weight 40 to $o Ibs
the United Society of Christian Endeav. his residence here who are sorry to see Banner Lyels sald by your grocer or druggist, 1. Write me at Tyrone, Pa olapd | ————— leach ; two cows, will be fresh in =
Write to us for free booklet, ** User of Banner BR en ;
M fitter Him Jeave. Chemical Works Philadelphia 8 & p— . cme | Unclaimed letter in Centre Hall post | mouth | uy mare. o ats, old.
4 The Penn bem - ’ oi.
Be a Reporter reader | office: Irving Horton & Co,, | pence Potters Mills) Dec, 18, 1019. o.1
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