THE CENTRE REPORTER RI THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1920 be 2 A HE ee Sn FOR SALE.—Pure.bred Cattle : Sheet Anchor, (3uernsey | Island oCham- | dod Items from the Millhelm Journal. SMturday offernoon Harry P. Confer, of Rebersburg, shipped another carload ======== lof horses from the Coburn station to || Washington, D.C. On, Wednesday Dr, G. 5. Frank ac- companied Mrs. Harry Limbert, of near Rebersburg, to Baltimore, where she will receive treatment for cancer, Harry J. Crouse, who is employed in a bank at Akron, O., on Sunday depart- ed from Aaronsburg after spending a week with his father, J, H. Crouse. A vacancy on the Miilheim school board, caused by the resignation ot Dr. John A. Hardenbergh, who recently went to St. Petersburg, Pa., was filled | 409 tre rrr rrr errr rv eeyey Monday evening by the appointment of | . TAMES W. SWABB | i pion, Imp. Deanie, May Rose 11. breed || JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ing ; Bulls and Cows, Why i111 I LINDEN HALL, CENTRE CO. FA . {1 Desde, Mortgages, Wilie, &, written Br 3 “x prove your dairy cattle?—J, {| ecuted with care, All legs vaste prom pf il 1 attended 10, Hpecial atte nition given to uw WIL E R, Centre Hail, Pa. 026 pd. | thing of pe ite a ic bile Licenses, and ail othor Apis aise | Blaaks kept on band. Rov. ib ox Insurance and Real Estate Want to Buy or Sell ? SEE US FIRST not H. DET. | } FARM WANTE D. Wanted to pene |. from owner of farm or good land sale, | Price and description, Fall delivery. | L. JONES, Box ss1, Olney, IL THIRTY-FIVE YEARS AGO | Paragraphs of News Taken from “the Files of the Reporteriof 1885, September 30, 188s. Charley Bolinger intends putting up a shop on Church street this fall. ~The Locust Grove church festival in Georges valley netted the church clear $39.00. Col. Jacob Wolf is seriously ill at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Deininger, at (CYRUS BRUNGART JUSTICE OF THE FEACE is easy to use | No other lye is packed sosafely and conve niently, or is 50 economical—not a bit wasted. No'other lye or soap cleans and disin so easily and thoroughly as Banner Lye. | is not old-style lye. Odorless and colorless; the greatest cleanser and disinfectant the wong has ever known. Use it for cleaning your kitchen, cellar, sinks, dairy, milk-pans and bottles, forsoftening water, and the labor | of washing and cleaning will be cut in half, Chas. D. Bartholomew CENTRE HALL, PA, FOR SALE.-House and lot on Main | i street, Centre Hall, ‘Pa. Also two va-| cant lots on Hoffer street, Write to Warren 5. Kise, Johnstown, Pa., or in- quire of Mrs, W. 5, Slick, on the prem- ises, CENTRE HALL, FA. Bpocial sitention given to eollecting, Log» writings of all classes, Incinding deeds, Borigay: » Agresmenis, ol. marriage icatises 4nd | h He t $'4 Hostmes seotired, and & 11 matiery pertaining tothe | ofes stiended 11 prom eGy jaul 2 i Be a Reporter re 5 2 3A AMAAAAZAZALAAZALLLLLSS wder. Millheim. Ward Rishel, of Milesburg, and son John, of this place, had been very low with typhoid fever, » Mr. Kinter, agent at the Centre Hall station, will leave for Riverside station, opposite Danville, in a few weeks. A new schedule for trains will go into effect, October 1st. The new hotel at Penns Cave is being rapidly completed, Mr, Long, the own- er of the cave, expects to occupy the building this fail. John 8. Emerick has been appointed post master at Wolfs Store. Judge Orvis was taken to Philadel phia a few days ago for treatment of a disease which seems new or rare to physicians. The minute blood vessels near the skin show a coagulation of the blood, causing the appearance of red spots, which change to brown, The Judge has complained of ill health for some time, Mrs. Sarah Harpster, of this place, leaves for the west next Thursday. After visiting friends she will go to Freeport, Ill, where if she likes the place she will make her future home with her son, Wm, Harpster. Carloads upon carloads of potatoes were shipped from Coburn last week, and we are informed that some were purchased as low as 20 cents a bushel The crop id’ that section was unusually large. Charles Emerick, of Centre Hall, on Tuesday left for Philadelphia to finish his course in the University of Penosyl vania. This js Charley's fourth term of lectures and therefore when he returns he will be a full fledged ** Dr.” Two children of Mrs. Jeff, Tresher, of near this place, have Leen admitted to the soldiers’ home at McAllisterville and were taken to that intitution last week by Dr. W, A. Jacobs, William Wolf has been appointed postmaster at Centre Hall. The work of the office will not be new to Mr. Wolf, as he held the office quite a Jong time until removed about twelve years ago. James Price is the new postmaster at Boalsburg. Married, on Sept. 24. at Centre Hall, by Rev. Fischer, Solomon Homan, of Farmers Mills, and Miss Alice J. Wise, of Madisonburg. ——— AA nr Deaths of Centre Countians. William C, Wingard at his home near Coburn, of tuberculosis, aged twenty- eight years, A ——— A SAC —— Benzo-Gas Auto Fuel Increases Mile- age. A new motor car fuel has made its ap pearance in the west. The composition is known as “benzo-gas.™ It is a com- bination of gasoline and benzol. The new * joy fluid" has been adopted by a taxicab company in Kansas City, Mo It is said to increase the mileage of auto mobiles from 2s to 35 per cent. —————— SSSA. Transfers of Real Estate. T. F. Rogers. et ux, to James Davis; tract in Potter Twp. ; $1. T. F. Rogers, et ux, to James Swab, tract in Potter Twp, Harry Dukeman, Sheriff, to Fannie S. Musser, tract in College Twp. ; ; ; $1,200, William H. Brown, et ux, to Carolyn B. Edwards. tract in State College ; $4, 000, William H. Brown, et ux, to George H. Green, tract in State College ; $4. 000, Fire and Automobile Insurance CASH AND MUTUAL Having taken over the in- surance business of my fath- er, the late T, B, Jamison, | am prepared to offer fire in: surance policies as good as the best offered by any com- pany, Also, Automobile Insur- ance at moderate rates. : | If in need of any protection agaiost loss by fire, do not neglect consulting me. Ed. T. Jamison, pr” -} L.. W. Stover. Mr. Stover was also elected president of the board. The prospects are very encouraging for raising sufficient money to pay ‘or the oil required for Penn, Main anda portion of North streets, The state highway has kindly consented to apply the oil, providing the streets are proper- ly cleaned and repaired, and the cost of the oil paid by the residents. With but funds were accorded liberal treatment, A —————— po —————— Will Grow Trees for Pulp Wood on State Forests. For the benefit of the newspapers of this State the Pennsylvania Department of Forestry has started an investigation into - the possibilities of growing trees The inquiry was begun because of the acute and increasing shortage of pulp- wood throughout the country. If suc- cessful, North Carolina Poplars will be planted extensively to provide a future supply of timber for the manufacture of news print paper. Although two attempts have been made in the State to estabish planta. tations of North Carslina Poplar on a commerical scale, Chief Forester Pin- chot believés it can be accomplished with success if proper methods are used, He has instructed John W, Keller, for. mer forester at Boalsburg, and now chief of the Bureau of Silviculture, to make the inquiry. Keller has inspected a plantation of North Carolina Poplars made twenty- two years ago near Tyrone by the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company. Trees 10 to 12 feet high were planted 10 feet apart on a rocky hillside. The plantation is regarded a failure, as it grew slowly, and was attacked by oys ter shell scale and borers, Keller be- lieves, however, that if smaller were planted on better soil and closer together, more satisfactory results would be obtained. North Carolina Poplar is one of the fastest growing trees in this climate, It often averages well over an inch in diameter each year, so that in ten or twelve years lumbering could be profit- ably undertaken. [ts texture is admira. bly adapted to the manufacture of pulp for newspaper uses. trees SA AAP AI Over Billion Dollars Paid to Service Men, Up to May the Bureau of War Risk Insurance settled a total of 127.181 in. surance claims, representiog a total wal. ne of $1,132.552,173 45. At the time of this compilation, only 5.119 claims were pending, and in most of these cages the beneficiaries reside in foreign countries where disturbed conditions render com- munication impossible. Up to the same time, the number of applicants for conversion of War Risk insurance into Government Life policies pumbered 133.242, for amounts aggre. gating more than$400.000,000. Regardless of how long a service man’s insfance bas elapsed or been cancelled, and regardless of how long he may have been out of service, a spetial ruling permits reinstatement at any ‘time up to July 1, this year, Public Sale 1) Valuable Home The andersigned will sell at public sale, for the heirs of the late Wm. H. Stiver, deceased, on the premises, in CENTRE HALL, on SATURDAY, JUNE 26th, 1920, at 1.30 o'clock P. M., valu- Township. adjoining Centre Hall Borough. This is a modern home, containing piped water, electric light and splendid hot water heating plant. Good barn and outbuildings on the premises. Terms made known day of sale, Wise & Hubler, Aucts, FRANK M. FISHER. innot Be Cured local fications, by los app cat ro I anst tune saly ‘ane rahe catarrhal : caused by WANTED. —Men or women to take orders among friends and neighbors for the genuine guaranteed hosiery, full lines for men, women and children. Eliminates darn- ing, . 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Briog him ia and choos: one that both you and he will like. Summer Footwear for the Entire Family For the Young Women and Men who seek Style ship as well, we are offering an exceptional opportu- nity. —————— D. J. Nieman Department Store MILLHEIM Battery Service Station The Diamond Grid Battery with the Philco Slotted Retainer, GUARANTEED FOR 2 YEARS ( Without the Retainer the Battery is guaranteed for 18 MONTHS, and is somewhat lower in price.) mn — We Rebuild and Charge all makes of Batteries. Drive in and have your Battery tested Free of Charge Starting, Lighting & Tgnition Repair Work C A. Advertise in the Reporter—it pays. GET RID OF YOUR JUNK Clean-up time has arrive ding out all odd of junk you » it now ig, but it’s worth money to right party, I pay the highest cash prices for Rags, Old Iron, Gum, Bags, and all kinds of Junk, I will pay highest market prices. call promptly, SPECIAL ATTENTION given Schools which endeavor to raise Papers, Magazines, etc, 1! 80 why not get bus s rd : sexy vies ls 5 srsrd thers f es pay wales ccumulate in a short time==of no real vaive if di t now corners? You'd! you posed of 1 Don't give it awa Mall me a card end | wil 10 woney through th Many are doing it, HARRY L. SWIMMER, State College, Pa, RELIABLE JUNK DEALER 124 Miles Street BELL 1 F DE RRL CES OTHING that we could say woul convince you of the walu Tablets as a oral trial of thousa: ( hr NIC con tipati per ds who have been n, i headache and disorders of 251 Ls but this will have little we to a personal trial. That always convi es eight WV rith Y tf . R. D. 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If you are planning to build SEE and got our valushle 80.page book, “ALPHA Cement w to nix cohcrete and how to Al of improvements on farm of stound the home. TWINE— ~ » ‘ ALWAYS THE SAME. A good supply on hand. ina F ertilizer TI That F ertilizes Baugh & Sons Co. A good stock on hand, R. D. FOREMAN, Centre Hal
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