THE E THURSDAY, IENTA E REPORTER. ! MARCH 11, 1920 | THIRTY- FIVE YEARS AGO | vr of News Taken from the Files of the Reporter of 1885, May 27, 188s, Rebersburg, is rick busipess in piace. Mr. Stover brick "makers in the a good school teacher be- Cornelious Stov superintendit Zerby's y ard at this is one of the best county and sides. On Friday noon the train ran through to Lemont for the first time. Sol. Ettlinger, who disappeared from his home in Woodward about five weeks 0, after being short on school funds ich he had collected, turned up on Tuesday evening at Ruhl’s hotel at Pot- ters Mills, and afte r spending the night there, attempted suicide the Dext morn- ing by shooting himself in the head with a revolver, He was removed to Spring Mills where Dr. Van Valzah ex- tracted the ball, which had lodged be- tween the skin and skull, the charge having been too light for the purpose in- tended. June 3, 18385.—J. B. Solt is building a draw kiln at the station, Ha A party from Snyder county has pur- chased Thompson's store Lemont, Misses Magg e and Kate Alexander, daughters of Alexander, deceased, have gone on a trip to Kansas, The Ref i has purchased the McCool lot { ) and will erect a parsonage this summer 5 5 at nm SALE REGISTER FRIDAY. Harry R, tre Hall, on MAR *H 12th, 10a. m., ler, 3 miles east of Cen- ir. Leib farm, will sell; Live stock farm implements. J. 1. Reed, rid MONDAY, MARC H 15, 10 A. m., one-half mile south-east of Linden Hall, on the Kidder farm, John W. Horner will sell : Farm stock and implements Clean up sa THURSDAY, MARCH m., on Fairview Farm, at Samuel | wiil Ii and impl clean-t p sale THU RSD. AY, clock, Ww. Gart implemen SATU at barn of Horses, sheep, ho L. Smith, | SATURDAY, a. m,, two > R. E.{ Wise & | er, au MONDAY. MAR the M. R 18th, at ro a Earlystown, Farm stock A general tor -H 18th, 9:30 o'- easant Gap, John ‘arm stock and MA R ~ RDAY 2 o'clock, tre Hill— cattle, d clean stock—R. 20th, at 10 t of Millheim, arm stock and lean-up sale. 10 o'cloc k, on ne and one- lle, Johan wk and clean up rushval- Horses harness 1 mile west of ( tges farm Farm i I team mules, 5 hors ‘ t. 30 head of cattle. 24 head i brood SOWS, and China boar, A clean-up sale m. Frank Mayes auct FRID WwW. SHARER half 1 fm... one > David Ston: y ements and househo mrs yes, auct, i JESDASY : APRIL at 12 o'clock, one-half mile west of Centre Hill, on Boalsbury 1 Hosterman will sell: Farm 8 implements and household goods. PUBLIC SALE, The undersigned wiil offer st public mle at his resid ‘nee, 1 © west of Pine Grove Mills, on the Ross "arm along the State road on HURSDAY, MARCH 18h, ths following desoribed plements : 7 HORSES AND 2 Years old, weigh tes, 5 yioars voreh 3 A eing Hine Je Po nid. weigh 240 } Coit, wili mae a Lie m 30 HEAD 1G8 GRADE BOLSTYIN CATTLE st Ma 19.0 ive stock and farm ime LE% Roan horse, 12 Hine leader ; grey good workers, one ACR mares, 5 years , 2yearo'd black HB ack eo't, 1 yr, old. DR AND REGISTERED O high grade Holw'eln © wa: {lees cows ore all hemvy r 1ik-18 and have records of wround 10000 ihe, milk for thas peat ears. They are br.d to Snow White Qicen Son 0. 1945, a Holstein bu I whose (wo nearesst Gams have A RK, 0. records which average 26.25 Ibs. butter in 7 dass. 2 togiste red Ho'stein is 8: ow White Queen 8 n No. 196145 ; ths ball ‘a easily handled and will weigh about 2000 ™ The other bu | is & son oof Al es Waker Korndgke N~. 253678, 3 months oid, nd will make a fine large bail, 14 high ow ade Holstein heifers, daughters of Snow White (acen Bon, from three Sout 2 2 years old, 4 at steers, weigh %00 2 of these sows are registered Poland Ch Ay dq © oland China shoats, will weigh from 50 to 125 ibs, 2 2 SaicH JKENS. <~Rhvle Island Reds and Buff MACHINERY, MU sitig JK 0b re 9 SHROPSHIRE SHEEP, HOGS. 4 brood sows, will farrow this spr 12 hh. p. Hurenles Ine on truck, 4 roll Dee rug corn Ene eh ew Holland’ chop mill with bageer, Milivaukes eorn binder, Osborne 7 It, grada binder, 4 mows er, 2 6 ft. Deering mowers, 5 ft. MoCormiok, b ft. Osborne, Keystone side rake, Keystone hay load. ef, McCormick tedd.r, dump rake, New Ides mantire sproader, corn planter, 2 row Gall oulti Yator, 2 Albright cultivators, Superior 10-hoe fn drill, lan rollers, 1. “WAY on iver sulky plow, Byracuse plows, Oliver steel beam plow, 3 spring tooth barrows 60-tooth spike harrow, « corn sheller, lsoning mill, rope, pulleys and poon, bolts 6 SCE York harness, single nar ness, Shovels, forks, 2 set Yan keo hay nade, } Krind stone, ete. Baio st 0 Altoona Business College, Central Trust Co Lincoln | Mountain Ci ity Trust Co Confectionery The Bon Ton Dept. Store, The Wem. P. Gable Co. Kline Bros., 1305-1307 Schwartz Bros, Dru, Noeckling & Meret The Harvey & Care jacob Sitnek, 1230 Electric Su Gi G 0. BE. McKenzie, 1 Har W. H, Goodfellow's Sons, C. 6. Brenneman it sa I. H. Meyer Jonasson & Co., Whiteuan's, 1124 ‘PUBLIC SALE. 65 Head Live Stock and Large Line Farm Implements, | The Undertigred will s+11 at his resi. ‘dence, 4 MILES BEAST BELLEFONTE or 2 Miles North-East Pleasant Gap, on | THURSDAY, MARCH 18th, 1920 | beginning at 9 30 a, w , the following : |F Horses : 6 head horeos : one mated team of bay | i Sand 6 year od, ono a single line leader, h mest pair, welghing 2760 3 2 wagoas, 1 y Are tire ; CHARL ‘ J. 1, Reed, auct, i” X Boss. one tea horses, 16 and 18 years old, work ot any piace, one & | lender, AT 250. ope bt 4 wai bo, {Te Ave «3 th Aw e. and Fruits 1315.17 Ble werth + tea » 1114 Twelith Supplies 1319 venth Ave. ting Goode venth Ave Beginning March 1 PRING is here! delightful change in vogue—Spring with a multitude of new and fascinating styles—and Spring Style W eek! ('This 1s the week all Altoona Booster Association Storzs display the new modes of the mome: t—the changing dic- tates of fashion for women—and for men as well! And you'll find prices as moderate as the selection is extensive! ° The Advantage of A.B.A. Shopping To guarantee economy as well as quality and selection is the purpose of the Altoona Booster Association, comprising the leading merchants and public institutions of the city. Co-operatively serving Altoona and sub- urban trade, the A.B.A. assures money-saving as well as value-giving! Spring, with eason and ®. ft | your old, has Yen Cattle : years old | Hogs : npn Xe stone wide an Hn Komp, 1b ober ss new : Black Hawk double i butchering tools, ove a ool § section and Taliep, Household Coods : { one 7 barrel gaivan zed water tank on trook, | wagons-one 4 inch tire wazon, (wo 2 horses we | wis, 2 sets Yankee hay ladders, with 1 man trac ad hob sleds, pair of good og k and pulleys, 2 good corn ean Albright ; 3ONvu hitched, is the making of a | row corn planter, ash range, vx tension ton numerous t mention, ton each ; pair of go This is a genuine clean up sale, | when hay rope ios % | wor BrE-OTe | neh ne i A prows, No, 40: 3 wood spring tooth Perry | Barrows, one si xiy-loth harrow, one double | disk harrow, § sonata dlegers, one horse shovel 2 Hoel dn heileis, 2 known by L Frank Mayes, anc, Ww. S. Bn lteer Clerk, tow by timo - . wich. | Harness, Etc : . I Beet chain harness, sna st good as Lew; one ect of double Sniving harness, one set single 1 1 ain ol Ares ONRYe, hath ego y, sleigh, wood as new ; grindstone, a eh of, 3 stoni dram caeo!l e barrels; cider JUBTKKH a Ae 4 H lon oppor kettie, pod an now | Spoct Rr Door neparator good as new ; good lot writings of All Casson, including rior | *A'suod 1 of Blaoksmiin Wols, & full set of Vim Re feary hay rake. 0 Gontary ¥ hoe fonds i oe th Century; ¥ These A.B. A. Members . Music Plahoy and Phanography Men's Hat Shope 1 . 1300 Eleventh Ave. casant’s Hat Shop, 1105 Eleventh Ave, Men's L Ready | to Wear Stores 11 ‘ a ee TY Merchant Tallors th Ave, and 11th Bg. Milli Millinery Co, 1413-13 Ne Altoona Times-Tribune Optometrists and Spectacle Basasr, 1112 Eleventh St. Dr, L. M, Phillips, 2a Trapt 1212 Eleventh A Out-Doot A dvertising Thos, Cusack Co., 704 Bighth Ave, Public Service Penn Central Light & Tore Co. 1800 Union Ave Restaurants Beams, 1117 Eleventh Ave, Caum's, 1112 Twelith Ave, Jeventh Ave, Altoona Mirror Silk, Woolen and Cotton Goods c. Baiucg 4 Give Loi Eleventh Ave. , Bendis, 1301 Bovents A" Ave. | Caolbus Bhoe Store, 1 Brien Sh. Soyster Shoe Cont126 th Ave, Lester Shoe Co., 1400 Eleventh AF) ~~ Ropu iy a Ave, 8. Bendheim, Brett's t Shop, 13 A. Simon & Ka. 1102 sioner 1, The Sho Market, 1th Ave. aod Toa Be w. iB Bartle. ar pe ver hve. Hw Catvany, 1103 107 fires Ave this 5. Dock: The readers of that is catarrh. influenced by constitutional requires constitutional treatmen Catarrh Medicine he 14 on the acts thru fra faces of System the Joynda engi b er patient s mitytion Fu Sale «1 | com: hun V's tothe
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