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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Dr. H. H. Longwell is driving a new
Chevrolet car,
Henry Stoner is dangerously ill at his
home at State College.
Mrs, D. L. Kerr is spending a few
weeks visiting her niece, at Berwick,
Prof. C. R. Neff's condition has not
been very good for the past week or
more.
A Children’s Day service will be held
in the Lemont U, Ev, church, Sunday
evening.
Mr. Knorr, of Reading, is the guest of
his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. E. M. Huyett,
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Meyer, of Altoo-
na, visited the former's mother, Mrs. P.
H. Meyer, last Thurday.
S, P, Hennigh is excavating for the
erection of his new bungalow, west of
the H, G. Strohmeier home.
Friday night's rain was the first of
any consequence in several weeks and
meant much to the farmers.
Samuel Burris, who farms the Kauff-
man farm, near Zion, was a business
caller at this office on Tuesday.
Miss Isabel Rowe and her grammar
grade scholars enjoyed a picpic on top
of Nittany mountain, on Friday.
All hats still on hand reduced now, at
Mrs. S. J. Wolfe's millinery store,
Spring Mills, Pa,--Mrs. S. J. Wolfe.
S. J. Rowe, who has been working be-
low the Mason-Dixon line for several
months, is at his home in Centre Hall.
Eugene Colyes, young son of Mr, and
Mrs. W. F.
from pleuro-pneumonia, but is recover-
ing.
H. G. Strohmeier returned home on
Tuesday from a trip to Cleveland, Ohio,
where his daughter, Mrs, Clayton Ho-
man, resides.
Colyer, suffered last week
W. H. Kuhn has been confined to bed
for the past week at the
daughter, Mrs. S. W. Smith, owing to
a general breakdown,
Mrs. H. J. Lambert, son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Erdman West,
and little son, spent a day last week
with friends at State College,
Mrs. Robert Spyder and little daugh-
ter, after spending a short time atthe
Jas. S. Stahl home, ret
home in Altoona, on Wedn
a charter
for the proposed incorporation of the
Centre Hall \
pears in legal form in
Notice for the application of
Miss Anna Stover and little niece,
Helen Meyer, of Altoona, are enjoying a
vacation at the home ot the former's
sister, Mrs. William McClenahan.
The Odd Fellows will hold memorial
exercises ¢
evening, 7
day evening
clock.
Mrs. W. W. Kerlin and Miss Marion
Royer attended the Centre County
Sunday-School Convention, at Pine
Hall, last Thursday and Friday, as dele-
gates,
Paul Carner, of Hublersburg,
town on Monday to arrange for
holding of public sale of the perso
property of I
Stiver,
Mrs. J. B. Ruble and two daughters,
Estella and Lois, are visiting
mer’s daughter, Miss Catharine Rul
and sister and brother, Mrs. F.
Brandt and Ray Hoy, at
At
Altoona.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mre,
Orvis Horner, at Colyer, on Wednesday
of last week. It is the second child in
the family, and bas been named Paul
ine, the former child—a boy-—carrying
the name Paul,
James From drove the chassis for a
new Ford truck from Pittsburgh, the
latter part of last week, on which he will
have a body constructed. At the same
time a new Ford
John H. Durst.
Mrs. W. 8S, Slick and Mrs. Frank
Decker, of Centre Hall, and Mrs. Will
iam Kern, of Oak Hall, attended the fu-
neral of the late James Shires, at Johns-
town, on Monday afternoon. The last
two named women are nieces of Mr.
Shires.
The Centre County Lutheran Sunday
School Conference will be held at Boals-
burg Wednesday afternoon and evening,
June 16th, This meeting is called in
order to emphasize the great importance
of Sunday School work and the neces
sity of creating more efficient organiza-
tions and as well as better equipped
teachers. The speaker at both sessions
will be Dr. D, Burt Smith, of Philadel
phia, a member of the staff of the church
paper *‘The Lutheran”. Delegates are
expected from every Lutheran Sunday
School of the county,
The Reporter has absorbed another
raise in the price of its newsprint in-
stead of passing it on to its patrons.
Beginning June 1st, we are compelled to
pay a heavy increase on ‘“‘print” paper
despite the fact that on January 1st of
this year the price took a so per cent
jump. Dear reader, do you know that
the Centre county papers stand practi
cally alone in not having boosted their
subscription rates to $2.00 or $2.50 a
year? It's a question how much longer
this thing can continue without the
newspapers of this county doing as those
in all parts of the country are doing,—
truck was driven in for
it,” but the grin is beginning to fade
out,
When any merchant or
manufacturer allows his
name to be identified
with ‘a product or an
association It Means
Something.
No man or group of men
will publicly declare
themselves for a policy
of square dealing and
All members of this
Association are in posi-
tion to furnish you with
the best the market af-
fords at the lowest price
for equal value.
Misleading or fictitious
values are not tolerated
by those who are mem-
bers of this association.
Every member has pledg-
Business College
Altoona Business College, Eleventh Ave,
Banks and Trusts Co's
Central Trust Co., 1212 Eleventh Ave.
Lincoln Deposit & Trust Co., 1110
Twelfth Ave,
Mountain City Trust Co.; Twelfth St.
First National Bank, 11th Ave & 12th St,
Second National Bank, 1400 Eleventh
Ave,
Department Stores
The Bon Ton Dept. Store, 1315-17 Eley-
enth Ave,
The Wm. F. Gable Co., 1318 30 11th Av.
Kline Bros., 1305-07 Eleventh Ave.
Schwartz Bros., 1301-3 Eleventh Ave.
Drugs and Sundries
Boecking & Meredith, 1106 Eleventh St.
Jacob Sitnek, 1270 Eleventh Ave.
Electrical Supplies
Altoona Elec. Eng. & Supply Co., 1114
, 12th Street
~ Furniture Stores
W. 8. Aaron, 1426 28 Eleventh Ave!
Rothert Co,, 12th Ave & 1ath St,
Groceries
Juddle Bros., Masonic Tempie, 11th St.
Gas Lighting and Heating Supplies
O. E. McKenzie, 1409% Eleventh Ave,
Harness and Traveling Goods
G. Casanave, 1213 Eleventh St,
Hardware and Building Supplies
W. H. Goodfellow's Sons, 1319 11th Ave,
Hotels
Colonial Hotel, 1124 Twelfth Ave,
Jewelers
Lippmans, 11th Ave. & 13th St.
Isidor Marcus, sioy Eleventh Ave,
T. H. Walter, 1323 Eleventh Ave.
Leather, Traveling & Sporting Goods
Altoona Leather Store, 1410 11th Ave.
Ladies’ Ready to Wear Stores
Brett's, 1309 Eleventh Ave.
Altoona Corset Shop, 1116 Twelfth St.
Whitman's, 1124 Eleventh Ave.i
Music, Pianos and Phonographs
F, A, Winter & Son, 1415 Eleventh Ave,
Men's Ready to Wear Stores
Goldschmid Bros., 11th Ave, & 12th St,
Leopold & Bigley, 1123 Eleventh Ave,
S. March & Sons, 1226 Eleventh Ave,
The Westfall Co., 1304 Eleventh Ave.
Morticians
N. A. Stevens, 1421 Eighth Ave,
Millinery
Neal Millinery Co., 1411.13 11th Ave.
Newspapers
Altoona Times Tribune
Altoona Mirror ™
Optometrists and Opticians
Spectacle Bazaar, 1112 Eleventh St.
Dr. L. M. Phillips, Central Trust, Bldg,
®e1212 Eleventh Ave.
Out-Door Advi rtising
Thos, Cusack Co., 704 Eighth Ave,
Public Service
Penn Central Light & Power Co., 1800
Union Ave,
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Beam’s, 1117 Eleventh Ave.
Caum's, 1112 Twelfth Ave.
Silk, Woolef! and Cotton Goods
C. Hedberg & Co., 1331 Eleventh Ave,
. Shoe Stores
Bendheim's, 1302 Eleventh Ave, we
Lester Shoe Co., 1409 Eleventh Ave.
Royal Boot Shop, 1309% Eleventh Ave.
A. Simon & Co., 1402 Eleventh Ave,
Homer Hanson, 1109 Eleventh Ave.
The Shoe Market 11th Ave, and 16th.St,
Stationery, Wall Paper, Blank Books
H. W. McCartney, 1107 Eleventh Ave. !
Theatres
Orpheum Theatre, 12th Ave, and 11th
Street. .
The Strand, 1512 Eleventh Ave. * ..