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THURSDAY, MAY 27. 1920
THIRTY-FIVE YEARS AGO |
Paragraphs of News Taken from the
Files of the Reporter of 1885,
September 2, 1885
There will be a colored camp meeting
at Coburn, beginning on Friday 1th,
and continuing until Sept 21. An ef-
fort is being made to run excursion
trains on both Sundays.
The Aaronsburg baseball club was
defeated by Centre Hall, a short] dis-
stance below town, last Monday, by the
score of 52 to 3. Kurtz and Harpster
formed the battery for Centre Hall.
On Monday last, Will Conley, of this
place, started with engineer's White's
horse and buggy to drive to Philadel-
phia, which place he expects to reach by
the end of the week, and then visit oth-
er points on the way home.
An effort is being made by the ladies
of the Lutheran congregation to pur-
chase a bell for their new church.
Rev, Fischer and family returned
home last Thursday from Somerset
county, where they spent several weeks
visiting friends,
Moyer Keller very suddenly left Cen-
tre Hall for parts unknown, much to the
disappointment of some of our business
men.
Mrs. Hess, widow of John Hess, of
Haines township, died suddenly on last
Friday. We are told] she was found
dead in the garden.
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Items from the Millheim Journal.
Glenn S. Musser has returned to Mill-
heim after finishing teaching a term of
school at Altoona.
Byron Garis, the expert stone mason,
of Centre Hall, was in Miliheim several
days last week putting the finishing
touches on the soldier's memorial tablet
Dr. John Hardenbergh departed Tues-
day morning for St. Petersburg, where
he will spend the summer and will pos-
sibly locate there permanently. Mrs.
Hardenbergh has been there for some
months
The
have deci
aid road this year and
quent year u : seven miles of road-
way from Woodward along Pine creek
to the Coburn tollgate have been built
The first mile of roadway will start at
Woodward and extend westward,
Ope day last week James Kerstetter, a
son of Frank Kerstetter,of near Coburn
while at work stone quarry opera-
tions, east of Coburn, me a painful
accident. A box nety-nine dyna-
mite caps expl within a short dis.
tance of young Kerstetter and the one
side of his body was littered with frag-
ments of the caps.
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SALE
good qual
Haines township supervisors
ded to bu ne mile of state-
a mile each subse-
at the
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HAY -Several tons
loose hay, of ty.~J. Roy
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Schaeffer. Centre Hill pd.
FOR
The Famous International
All- Wool Line
MEN'S MADE-TO-MEASURE
Clothing
At a Reduction
for the next 2 weeks
Satisfaction Guaranteed
D. C. MITTERLING
Centre Hall, Pa.
Asi to se: the All-Wool Line
SAVINGS SOCIETIES
BENEFIT ALL WORKERS
Reduce Labor Turnover and
Stimulate Production.
S———
How does the savings soclety bene-
fit the employer? How does It benefit
the employe? How does it benefit the
United States? Employers have dis
covered that a savings soclety reduces
the labor turnover, stimulates produc-
tion and makes for better efficiency
among the workers. The employes
galu an honest appreciation of finan
clal freedom and Independence, in
sure themselves ‘and thelr families for
a rainy day, and tle themselves to a
steady Job, A savings soclety makes
for American citizenship. A man
the securities of a govern-
greater Interest in that
and is more ready to up
hold it and institutions. He be
comes more closely attached to If,
and if he is not a citizen, ne will aim
to one. Excerpts of letters
from business men prove these poin's
“Now tha“ the payments on Liberty
are winding up, we look foi
even more savers among our employes
in 1920 than in the We
have made a study of your Thrift pian
and will push It through,” writes L
J. Woodward, President of Fitzgibbon
& Crisp, Inc, Trenton, N, J, to Ww. J.
King, Chalrman of Government Sav-
ings Socleties, Third Federal Reserve
District,
Regular group saving in Industrial
plants good business from the
standpoint of both employes and em-
In his report of January 10,
1920, President Woodward continues:
“You may be interested in
cess of the Government Savings Soci
in by your
1919,
work of the
o Baa
who
invests In
ment takes
government
its
become
Yonds
past year,
is
ployers,
the
sae
our
December,
ety Installed plant
Mr. Hog
“The edu
IRON,
thrift
1 as outlined in the ‘Get the Habit’
! which put out in pay
envelopes of our 500 employes, proved
‘he stepping stone for weekly savings
means Thrift and Savings
The savings averaged $200.00
ational
Wwe the
of
nue to keep up the interest
smvelope ‘Work and
¢. and believe that
ults already attained justify
the
employer's
the
good
=
stand-
iragement plan as
from the
of
vg
the
to
that
desire
“Omir experience has been
majority of employes now
work harder so that they may earn
nore in order to save and invest In
Stamps, where their
Governmen®
is safe and secure against loss
All
to inerease production,
ney
St % iv
or depreciation this hel greatly
of these socl
instalment
the
various business places
workers to save regularly
gily tends
York
ling Corporation, 18 concrele
the labor
er cent
Savings
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shop,
100 p
» War
or that department,
was made up en
woenuse it
nyt in the
His girl friend hap
ary of another de-
very t
r, he thslsted that
i
ed to be
artment showing good results
To compete with |
11 ‘he
nl colored men his shop be-
COME SAVers For a period of months
change in
shop as a
been almost
force of
iis efforts
no
his
has
working
of |
Promotes Citizenship,
“In the piate and angle shop, a de
partment of 500 men, having
many foreigners, a canvas was made
find out men desiring citizenship
papers. Of all those who wished first
PADEers, every was saving money
buying War Savings Stamps, while
everyone who refused was not buying
them.”
Seventy-one out of eighty employes
at Alvah Bushoell Company, Philadel
phia, saved and invested In Govern-
ment Savings Stamps the sum of
$836.00 in 1919. And for the month
of January, 1920, the same number
saved In stamps £323.00, Most of
these having paid off their Liberty
Bonds, turned to the Stamps. They
have the habit of sys‘ématic saving
and safe investment,
“The ‘Get the Habit’ letter has help-
ed us to Increase the membegship In
our Savings Society over 150 per cent.
We now have over 90 per cent mem-
bership. Our savings for the month
of January show an increase of 125
per cent over the best month of las*
year, This Is gratifying to me, and
1 attribute a considerable amount of
*his success to the timely work of our
organization,” writes Mr, Thomas Wil.
liam Dicker, Jr, Secretary of the Save
ings. Soclety at the Alvah Bushnell
Co., to the Savings Division Quarters,
“The labor turnover Is greatly re-
duced when the employes are saving
father than spending In advance the
wages of the ing week or two.
The employe who saves has an honest
appreciation of freedom and indepen.
dence, and Is not always complaining
and agitating others on account of
money spent before It Is earned,
neither does he Jump from job to job,
The employe who has a fund to rely
on in case of illness and the unexpects
ed Is economical, secure, and has &
contented state of mind,”
the
resuit
about
to
one
Eo teohesticaii
pi ¥ #5 a tise alin A
$100 Reward, $100
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all {ts stages and
that is catarrh., Catarrh being greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions |
requires constitutional treatment. Hall's |
Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and |
acts thru the Blood on the Mwcous SBur- |
faces of the System thereby destroying |
the foundation of the disease, giving the |
patient strength by bullding up the con- |
stitution and assisting nature in doing its
The proprietors have so much
in the curative power of Hall's
Catarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails
to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo,
Ohio. Bold by all Druggists, 7bc.
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Insurance and
Real Estate
Want to Buy or Sell?
SEE US FIRST
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CENTRE HALL, PA,
WANTED, Men or women to take
ord rs among friends ard neighbors for
the genuine guaranteed hosiery, full lines for
men, women and children, Ei rates darn.
fing, We pay 50¢ an hour for spa me or $24
a week for full time. Experier oe unnecessary
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there are six impor-
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—that any one of
them is just as im-
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one?
--that to over-em-
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at the expense of real
tire quality?
In the Brunswick
these six essential fea-
tures are co-ordinated
into one composite,
scientifically balanced
tire.
vinced,
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CENTRE HALL, PA.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
The property known as the Kuhn prop -
erty, at Old Fort, is offered for ol
| of house and lot, outbuild-
ings, and about 2 acres land. If inter-
ested write to W, 8. KUHN, Dewart,
Pa. 17
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SAW MILL FOR SALE,—Frick saw
mill, O1 size, 15h. p. portable engine,
2 circular saws, automatic swedger, cut-
off, cant hooks, etc.—D. D. DECKER,
Spring Mills, Pa. Bell phone, 17
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Makes pure soap
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‘Banner Lyels sold by your grocer {
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Cattle : Sheet Anchor, Island Cham-
pion, Imp. Deanie, May Rose 11. breed
ing ; Bulls and Cows. Why not
prove your dairy cattle?—], H.
WILER, Centre Hall, Pa.
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Price and description. Fall
L. JONES, Box ss1, Olney, 111,
delivery.
FOR SALE —Several good brood
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CENTRE HALL, PA,
Also a nice Holstein heifer,
months old,—Harry Dinges,
Advertise in the Reporter—it pays
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