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LOCAL AND PERSONAL. : WASHINGTON NEWS LETTER,
The borough council will meet on
Friday night. A WOMAN IN THE PRESIDENT'S
50 bushels of barley wanted by John CABINET,
Snavely, Centre Hall. It couldn't be delayed much longer,
J. L. Tressler has been confined to | the suggestion that a woman be given a
bed on a:count of sickness, place !in the Cabinet, Washington ex.
Six hundred cases of “flu” are report- pected it to come long before now. It is
ed in the borough of Renovo, taking kindly to the idea and is in accord
with the proposed plan to create a spec-
1al bureau——that of the Department of
Education. Of course, the jokesmiths are
and, J
: : : having their fun, one'suggesting that the ; bel FLY f TH Ee dit db A
Mrs. Carrie Ruhl is seriously ill with | oman pe placed at the head of the kit- ; : iH gf
typhoid pneumonia at the home of Mr. | ,.» cabinet : but, seriously taken, it is 1 = SSR 4 ) S P E C I A L. N O TI C E
«sd Mr= G. H. Emerick. considered (a thing not faf out of the| HI 4 vl y | you are in extreme danger.}
T. A. Hosterman and all the members | realm of probabilities that a *‘sirs, Cib- $ | ) . { If that cough goes to your
of his family were sick last week but are | inet Officer” will have the honor in as- 8 y ; | lungs,~What Then?
now considerably better, sisting at the meetings of a President's \ . fi
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James Sweetwood, a student in the Cabinet before many years pass. The / Paty sil 1 KEMP'S ALSAM l
Bloomsburg Normal School, is at his Woman's suffrage party has not advo- | BPE a PRTARYN OY . Hi
The United Evangelical conference
will be held in Williamsport, on March
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Mrs. John Kennedy, of near Centre nr aid" gtd. he : | HR ech I< illness and expense. .
Hall, whose serious illness was noted educational interests in several States, | qi | I often need attention. Do not
last week, continues in a very critical who are camping near the headquarters i HROA 18 | STOP THAT COUGH NOW
cotdition. of the different aspirants for presidential | BR : ‘1 with ! neglect them
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The High school literary society will honors and who promise the womun's ( ) | KEMP'S BALSAM
give u detute aud play in the Grange] 0 anal they claim io control to thet CEL LA Guaranteed. We make a Specialty of Examiring such cases
. : ; candidate who advocates a place for a a oi i . ; oh. i
hall to-morrow (Friday) evening to which
Le woman in his official family, in case he at Reasonable prices.
all are invited,
should be nominated and elected. All
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. L. Bartholomew, of | who favor a woman to occupy a Cabinet a ” : P :
i £ ( # Ccupy ¢ ok 0 — Ee V 47% Jie | J { { # > +
Altoona, have been called home on ac-| position say Yes,” conrary No." Frat V/A [ J I Har SPECIAL OFFICE HOURS
count of the serious illness of the latter's LAN E i ! J 4 [1 f
mother, Mrs. J. Q. A. Keunedy.
rom rv’, lL AH WA == for those wh k i i
OING TO KEEP OU NEY AT = ag \ ~dg\ | o work during the day— time
The Centre county drive in the Near GOING TO KEEP O1 IR MONEY AT | V/ o Joy t il Y L Ta WT . 4 y ’
East Relief closes February 22. The HOME. : | ! 7 ds peal, 5 AN y (y—— —— / P. M. to 8.3C P. M.
county's quota of $8000 is not yet raised, It's all settled. American money is to] j= Sat nlf Si 7/5 : Hs 230 " :
Give something. Give it now. remain at home, Uncle Sam is through ik i 2 Gi — gta JX 3 Besides th= Regular Hours from 9 A. uM.
In stating that Frank Reish purchased | paying Europe's bills. There are no| Fr adf fe N\A itd rr AN o Le = ioc 5 P. M,
the big grey stallion, last week, the Re- | more loans after the one for fifty million Bit og See > |
porter should have included W, Lesley | dollars, just agreed to by the tHouse
Jacobs as part owner ot the animal. Ways and Means Committee, for the
purpose of tiding over the starving peo-
Frank M. Fisher returned to his home ? oh £2
here on Thursday after having suffered | P'® until they can harvest thelr crop.] fj Ei Our regular Monthly Trip
an illness at the home of his daughter in | Hoover and Secretary of War Baker ask- ; 5
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Cressona. ed for a hundred and fifty millios 2 Re / 107] 2 OI t CE NTRE H LL.
Sounding every member of the House] [> Bae . A
Mrs. Esther Gordon, who OHRID: very sD ITY “ C 0 a
spent Committee discloses the fact that enough . !
the past four weeks at the G. O.l,,5 pen done for Europe, and that| f\§ vee dl] - . =~ CENTRE HALL HOTEL
Benner home, returped to her home in while Uncle Sam has always shown the | L 1: 7 21771717 € ( )
Bellefonte this week. most charitable intentions, it is high time Ni ; :
William H. Austin has been appointed | that measures must be taken to safe-
a Justice of the Peace of Liberty town-| guard his own 2.000000 nephews and : FA | A - 3 A cheerful living room makes Tuesday, February 24th
ship, this county, by Governor Sproul. | nieces and not place
The appointment was made Thursday. 1, while the people of da \ ] . ri
kb > | desirable 1
Contracts for road building in Clear- | France are now living as good as Sg = And desirable wing
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field county have been awarded by Com- | people of ise | Bited States bit at Joss 4 2” phy A RIE < 00m furniture can now be IF YOU NEED GLASSES CONSULT US.
missioner Sadler. Two separate con
tracts were awarded, involving an expen- | backward io statin reasons for re-| [$5 ED SE ad at desirable Priccs.
diture of $200,000. ¢ further loans As one says, Jot NW S Sone { hil R 0 use Lr Po oY
Charles Sterrett, state road foreman }°® eopie of purope get down lo busi . = a 0 ’
in Mifflin county, hitched eight horses . v ; "J -s - . LP % ee : o . 3 aS ot Best Values mn 22 N h S
to an improvised snow plow last week, ons ge et . ey out out y , 2 tits - oF — ¢ Z > lables, Desks, Rockers orth otrcet
and plowed the iin road open from Harrisburg Pa
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Reedsville to the Centre county line ites ARG UNUg ‘NCMSCdvER 2300 : y
on the Seven mountains. that we cannot always dig down | [3 PRET = Whether you prefer mahogany,
Clayton Wagner, of Potters Mills, was [JP OU jeavs every time we are raquested | BA \) \ oak, mission or any of the other
recently appointed a rural mail carrier]® = cL CoC Cn 2 NN A popular woods, come here first ard
on one of the two routes out from Port} ~~. ~~ ag NRT r
Matilda. Although the salary is close to §he (08D Mavers 4 Ihe LARNOL Wi ANNE sce what we can offer you. Late:t
( Where Glasses are Made Right )
$
: a a Cong uid not even consent (oe: . . . ’ !
Military equipment valued at $142,000 Lens aa: fF HAC HAEE . +a} . y ) “ye * .
Nas Frat hows rovetved ax Pec Sears for 11000 the time of payment on she loss Grp le gn Stability at Pleasing Prices Hit While the Iron’s Hot!
the use of the student cadet regiment.
only make for continued taxation of th 4
It includes full equipment for 2, 000 men, peovle in th is . sile the DOREY )
with the exception of uniforms which that some of the But De an suntrie F V GOODHAR i CENTRE HALL. 1eman S g dl m
are supplied by the students themselves. | 11... " ot ii the los . . . ’
could use in pdying |
Mrs. B. F. Hoy, of Lemont, had her | wanld be used by them
arm broken on Monday evening when | military streogth. It looks as if the _. EE ————
she and her husband were thrown from ing n Uncle Sam's strong
their sleigh after it had been upset by | be tightened up considerably. Why wait for prices to come down when they are al-
the horse which frightened at one of Em- : so 7 ye CT wel
erick’s big yellow busses and became un- LL - ; 3 ready down in this Clean-up of Nieman’s Finest
LAWMAKERS WATCHFUL i A
manageable.
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W. W. McCormick, Potter township's THE CAPITOL BUILDING.
mae eet | es reas | BRWONS (Tusseyville) Men's Suits and Overcoats
Cormick, after a residence of sixty years
at his present location at Potters Mill n rity of Senators and Representatives A — ’ ;
abt he | rs | (Formerly the Swartz Stand) omen § Lats & DUIS
A box social will be held in the Dau
berman school house Friday evening. : Pe . We guarantee vou that goods will cost more next fall.
February 20. Rccitations, singing and {°C 10 Wear out of rust out in Lae Laphai, Besides, why gamble on what you don’t know when you
I I TS Fy HA Ts" Good place,—in fact, the best place,— can cash in on what you do know.
A reduction in the hand is worth two in the calendar.
a short play will be given before the sale
of boxes, No admission, Exercises] '"' ia EHieTe XN : i i
will begin at 8 o'clock. A good audi. | utility or beauty. The easiest money to nd to buy during these days of high prices
ence will be appreciated, secu Fh 4 : ’ i
ap] essary to ake 7e0airs of install Bew is Brown's Store, where goods are al-
riser to thi ite oa v necessary to ke re or install pew ’ WwW ’ . !
Owing to the illness of the electrician & cmtorts and conveniences. Right now . 1d ., hich includ i All omen s Coats Reduced Ore-Half
at the Rockview penitentiary, with grip ways so at prices whic include only an = ;
1 : : | some $23,000 is being spent renovating
the electrocution of two condemned 4
murderirs was postponed from Mandey | 1D floors at the House end which have honest profit,---no p:ofitecring, no fleccing of $60.00 Coats Now $30.00
irderérs was postpon rom Monday |, re wav be the hutrreing faa >
morning of last week until the after- been wora. away by the burrying feet of the public. $50.00 Coats Now $25.00
sightseers and by the daily traffic of
noon. It was necessary to telegraph K ’ "J
to the Ohio state penitentiary for an House members. The floors were of tile $40.00 Coats Now $20.00
electrician to perform the double elec- Which originally Same from Bagland, ’ $30.00 Coats Now $15.00
: and was in fancy designs, but as it could
trocution. y designs BUY ONCE AND YOU'LL
To . ton : . not be duplicated in this country, and as $20.00 Coats Now $10 00
¢ ; nage ol Miss Reh Smith it is the desire to have everything that , ‘
o merly of Spring Mills, and James B. | ¢orms a part of the Capitol made in the Bl IY Al WAYS-- ' ’
Lingle, $98 of us. nd Ma. Lycuarus U.S.A. the tile is being replaced by Men's and Young Men's (Overcoats
- Lingle, formerly of near Centre Hall, | vermont marble. The present approp-
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took place recently. The groom is a riation for new floors is but a small Why ? Because we can and will save you $40.00 Overcoatr, Now $30.00
graduate of Petun State, and is now in| amount of what it is
: v planned to spend mone 00 Overcoats Now $25.00
charge of a large dairy farm near Con- | for the purpose during the coming year y: $35 O : 3
nelsville, Fayette county, where the] r two. $30.00 Overcoat, Now $20.00
young couple will reside, ——————— We invite this test: $25.00 Overcosts, Now $15.00
The roads in the valley are in the] A scout's code of honor calls on him
worst drifted condition of the winter. | to do a good turn daily. What a . { t
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In some places drifts eight feet in height | dise this world would be if évery one in mpare ous prices on Staple A cles
are encountered. A light snowfall on | it lived by that code,
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Saturda ight, i i +
Sania igh, seompanied by gh With tose of other storesiin thw valley D. J. Nieman
put the roads in their present shape. . - There's a surprise awaiting you | D : t Store MILLHEIM
its construction,
nmittee ix that
Rural mail service is practically paral-
yred. Snow plows are of no use and
shovel crews are now necessary to re-
move the tightly lodged snow, i 5 : : 9
The “Sunny South” Company is an. fe BROWN N) : So li
nounced to make its appearance in the » / A , Tk -—
Garman opera house, Wednesday even- 5% hy dp, | | \ FENCIL Ne.174
ing, February 25th. It is said to be one! |} y
of the strongest, brightest, most com- hk / General Merchandise Os frre
plete and capable colored organizations] | d*. I " i pA :
ever sent on tour, Twenty-five people ( po BER ee TUSSEYVII LE HR
are in the company and they do about a EN { : . - alii — ‘| For Sale st Dealer, ! Made is flve grades
everything funny that darkies can do so| JL. : | ——— ee - ' Sonacied to be he Fuiest Pencil made for gonoral use.
well, and keep the audience in a con- pa EAGLE PENCIL. COMPANY, NEW YORE
stant state of laughter. Prices 35 cents - sin .-
to $1.00, Be a Reporter reader, — II