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REPORTER
IUED WEEKLY.
» HALL - - PENN’A.
= THURSD
AY. MARCH 25, 1920
SMITH & ¢ i
8. WW, 5%
Proprietors
Bditer
{ Loca” Hdlier and
1 Basiness "nnager
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Baotered at the Posi OfMce in Centre Hall aa
second Class mall matter,
TERMR, The terms of subscription to the Re
porter are one and oug-hall dollars per year.
ADVERTISING RATEI-Display advertise
ment of L thes for three or more in
sortions, ria {anh for aaah tene . Dis
pis advertising nocanving less space than ten
ches aud io t three insertions, from
fifteen io 'w ’ wits por inch for each
fmsne, “ooor F 4 ymposition Minimaom
charge 3 . ents,
nor morn
ipanying display advertis-
r each insertion ; other.
foe, minimum charge,
1% por line for three
par line for sanh ade
UNTMENTSR
‘usseyville, morning ;
{all, afternoon
Centre
FOLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
RE,
We are authoriz announce the
name of F. I ! 2Y. of Belle-
fonte, i the Legislature
from Cent t to rules gov-
erning the imaries, to be
held May
We ar
name of |
as a cat
Centre
ing the R
May 18, 1
»$, to be held
For DeLEGA
PINE GROVE MILLS.
The Ber
to $72:
The Charles M. Ross sale amou
$6540. t ter
$157
Mis
sale summed up
nted to
ws averaged
lected to close
out the m at the White
Hall = } Il resigned.
Mi: {. Meyers is quite a sick
breakdown
from
her left
and Mrs.
i the
Te near
lly time,
last week
machine.
Albright
nd Mrs. Sarah
representatives
Sunday-school to
iy convention at
lay and Thursday.
In Iceland Every
Mary Has A Lamb
and Her Lamb;
Brother.”
Had a
Also
Icelar
Mar
orite 1
child |
These pets
our “
Thig pa tit hi«dob
oi an old [ela ! ily, n residing
nthe 1 il t, Home thousanda
of Icelan er have, hI WENnt years,
sarh® merica, settling in North
and South ake
Was
farm:
The In
ig mall
ite prog
como a
word.
in To a
Ciligun
oe pa
TPS So
Eggs for the Orphans,
The annual donation of eggs for the |
Loysville Orphans Home will take place
in the Lutheran church, Thursday even- |
ing, April 1st, 7:30 o'clock. Members of
the Lutheran church and their friends
rre invited, A brief program will be |
rendered. A period of the evening will |
be given over to the election of officers |
of the Sunday-school.
Any one not able to attend the gather
ing in person, can leave the donation of
eggs with Mrs. A. E. Kerlin, chairman
of the committee, at her home,
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Luther League Social.
A social for the benefit of new mem-
bers of the Luther League will be held
in the Lutheran church, Centre Hall, on
Friday evening of this week. All mem-
bers of the Luther League are invited to
be present.
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Strouse-Ralston.
Thursday of last week, Harry Leroy
Strouse and Miss Helen Jane Ralston,
both of near State College, were united
in marriage at the Lutheran parsonage
at Pine Grove Mills. The
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William Rals-
ton. The is a hustling young
bride is a
groom
house-
farmer ; the couple will take up
keeping on the home farm. A splendid |
ton home at 7 p. m., to which relatives |
were invited.
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Marriage Licenses.
Joyd J. Ruchau, Pleasant Gap
Mabel C, Immel, Pleasant Gap
Millard L. Hinton, Howard
Josephine M. Graff, Tyrone
Harry L. Strouse, State Ce
Helen J. Ralston, State C«
Samuel M, Irvin, Pleasant Gap
Myrtle M. Wian, Bellef
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Forest Fires in Centre County.
sylania Depart
estimated
rt, chief forest fire warden,
reports of 36 fires in that tern
ing forces will |
to protect the
i
forester said
*“The first big job
Department of Fi
forest fires. What fires actuall
a small matter compared to wh
§* “ .
DecCause
i
2.000.000 ana
prevent from
growing.
keep between 6 000, 00
acres in Pennsylvania from producing
rt from
they use at a
lumber, our pe e have to impor
other states nearly
yearly cost of freight alone of more than
15,000,000."
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4 Boys Held on Serious Charge.
Four small boys from Snow Shoe were
brought to Bellef¢ , last Wednesday,
and committed to jail pending the hold-
ing of habeas corpus
charge of being implicated in the death
last fall at Snow Shoe of Jarvis Hall,
aged 10 years, The four lads taken in-
to custody are : Thomas Stark, aged 11
years ; Arthur Markley, aged 11 years;
Charles Markley, aged 14 years,
Melvin Rowan, aged 16
Markley boys are brothers,
proceedings on a
and
years. The
A hearing was called yesterday (Wed-
nesday) afternoon, but the Reporter
was unable to learn the outcome
going to press,
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We are having delighttul spring
weather, with temperature close to 70.
i
before
wl ———
Paris Craze for english Nurses
The Boils de Boulogne foes fn 8
cial correspondent of Manchest:
€oene, Beside .
riding
and members
of the Polish legion with their square
floppy caps, one sees there numbers of
children-—French children, of course
but more than half of them had Eng
lish nurses, and were speaking Eng
lish to them. It 18 very noticeable,
this fashion for English-trained
nurses, The children's clothes are
modeled much more on the lines of
English children's clothes—bright-col-
ored cloth coats and little beaver hats,
Guardian) is a lovely
United
French soldiers walking,
States soldiers and
Fear Radium Shortage,
A shortage of radium was recently
forecast by Dr, Blanchard B. Moore of
the United States bureau of mines. “It
is difficult to estimate the amount of
radinm in existence at present,” sald
Doctor Moore. “Six years ago the en.
gineers of the bureau of mines estl
mated that at the current rate of pro-
duction the deposits might last, come
mercially, 10 or 12 years.”
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POTTERS MILLS.
Henry "oust bought the
property from the Allisous.
Mrs. Mary McCool and
of Altoona, are visitipg at the
old tannery
two children,
Calvin
Harshbarger home
Mrs. Boyd Smith spe
it a few days
this place last wee!
The Blain Henry Foust
families spent Sunday at Colyer,
y
Palmer and
Joseph Carson and family spent Sun-
lay afternoon at Spring Mills
that
place up In
Bible
the
Rumor has it Forrey
ought the Harper
mountain along the State road,
Mrs, Wesley Tressler, of near Linden |
Hall, spent the past week
daugher, Mrs, Charles Miller,
The Allison Wagner sales
well attended and everything brough
5H &
with her |
i
and were
t
good prices,
Movings will be all in this
place for a few days. W. W,
mick Allison
Elmer Dashem will move
the go
will move to the farm
to the
McCormick vacates ;
moves to the Vonada he
Mill ; Charley Mill t
house vacated by Miller
ua ns
GEORGES VALLEY.
: Af A Raroe
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AARONSBURG.
FECES ANE NS A—
SPRANG MILLS.
New Bell Telephone Co. Rates.
from Art pase
interest of
scope of their service. Any change of
the present policy of the Company in
this respect would change the attitude of
the public from
acqui-
escence to that of open and active pro.
testation,
To attract
that of general
new capital unimpared
credit is essential
As the rate of return of public service
companies is | ted by regulation, such
companies can appeal for money only
to the relatively small classes of conser-
ative mmvestors, such as
SRA OI SA PE 7 WE SBA A Ws yy
{HE DEATH RECORD.
well known |
225 FOR SALE--
¥ if o3 4 on
srman farm eas Bellefonte,
Thursday, at
after an illoess of less than two weeks
le caught cold while attending a
and complications followed
caused his death, Mr, Lutz was in his
fifty-seventh year and is survived by his
and children, Mrs
Corman, Harry and Rs mtz, all of
wife three Harry
Oo . 1a
Spring township Juri vas made at
i oS :
SHELVING COVER®-
made of United States Army Canvas, in
Curtin, on Sunday.
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Deaths of Centre Countians.
Mrs, Jennie G. Kuhn, wife of Andrew
good condition, and any required size or
Both New and Second Hand,
, at Axemann, of pneumonia, aged
xty-six years, She was a ghter of
weight,
—w—We can also supply you with—
TENTS o Any Variety
ALSO
Regulation Army Cots
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ir
We will be pleased to fill mail
orders promptly
OUR PRICES ARE REASONABLE
Phone :
A. MILLER & SON
114.22 Bainbridge St.
o
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
r
§ od
w
savings, educa-
institutions, and
income is derived |
wholly or chiefly from invested capiial
tional and charitable
individuals whose
Increasing the rates for telephone ser-
vice, and thus adding to the burdens |
now being borne by the public by reason
of the high costs of the necessities of life, |
affords neither pleasure nor gratification |
to the officers of this Company, They
are constrained to take this course by
their plain duty to their patrons, their |
employees, and the holders of their se- |
curities and stock,
Yours very truly,
(sd.) L. H, Kixsarp, President,
The Bell Telephone Co, of Penna,
Announcing
LD WINTER has about spent its energy and is handing over all rights to
Spring. With Spring opzns up a refreshing and strengthening atmosphere. It
forces cheer and happiness to crop out. But we cannot keep in touch with this
or spirit unless our attire is new and changed in appzarance,
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We, therefore, announce our Spring Opening with an appeal for better dress.
Evervone wants to wear the things which make them lo k best. We have
trated our efforts to meet this desire, and assure you that our advance styles adequate-
ly prove our cfforts,
Every department is fully equipped with new and abundant varictics of wearing
apparel, for all the individual members of the family.
FOR LADIES :
styles and colors.
COATS in Yalama Velours, Silvertones, Continental Fulwools, Camel
Hair Cloths, Serges and Tweeds, made in short sport and long, conservative models and a
large variety
DRESSES in TafTetas, Georgettes, Crepe Meteors, and Foulards, made in the season’s
latest styles and colors.
We have a style and color to meet each individual taste,
concen-
SUITS in Fricotines, Yalama Velours,
ges, and Jersey Cleths, made in
Silvertones, Ser-
the most fashionable
Polo Cloths,
of colors.
FOR MEN « SUITS in those late, manly cuts ; shoulders square and high;
’ oy +e " : 2 . 2 Ene
pockets neatly cut ; the coat is nicely form-fitted at the waist
and is of good length. An ideal style for men of refinement and good taste—suits that ad-
just themselves most easily to the form.
SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN & CHILDREN
Latest designs and makes,
Comfort, Style and Variety is assured.
MEN'S HATS AND CAPS
' Our reputation along this line is upheld by the vast array of beautiful Spring Soft
Hats. Caps are mixed and plain in color, made in the late shapes.
OUR HABERDASHERY is unique in the splendidness of variety. Shirts, Ties, Coll-
ars, Hose, ete., from New York. We could enumerate and describe in detail, but deserip-
tion does not give our merchandise full justice. Make it a special point to visit us on this,
our Spring Opening Day, and good reason will be given for all remarks.
Our displays are open for inspection. We cordially invite you to attend Kessler’s
Spring Opening.
KESSLER’S me
STORE
[ THE HOME OF GOOD MERCHANDISE |
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