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LOCAL AND PERSONAL. . V ALU ABLE F ARM [ vantey. . hth
Mrs. Huery Heciesahan was sdgitted : | LF ayes, anc, buyet. - F
to the Bellefonte hospital the Iatler par | * . 4 3 .
a AT pusLic sate. | wie va cooniner. | FQTI) TOF DALE watch Your
A. C. Ripka attended the funeral of | YRUS BRUNGART
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his aunt, Mrs. Haonah Confer, at Mill- | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Gth, 1.30 0'CLOCK | C IGBTICH OF THE. PEACE S——
heim, last Thursday. UKNTRE HALL, PA. | INQUIRE OF =
Mrsz Mary Shoop, ot Tyrone, is The undersigned will sell at public (Special mention given to collecting. Lusi | =
spending a week among her many | sale, on the premises, farm containing | Agreements, ote.; marriage leenses and hun tir 's | MRS
. WM. SANDERS
3 . Te . 5 -— leenses necured, and ¢!l matters pertaining tothe |
friends in Centre Hall, 140 acres-20 acres being timber and | | 0Moe attandad ta eamty Jan ow i
. . woodland, 25 acres seeded to permanent | | ‘ 3
A mixed carload of horses and mules | grass and the remainder fertile, cle an, —— | 601 Cor. 6 & Mkt, St., ig
will be sold by Joe Kindig, of York, at| highly productive limestone land, AMES Ww. SWABB Mit —_—
Centre Hall, Saturday afternoon of this Complete set of farm buildings, erect | JUSTICE OF THE PEACE | i 1 linburg, Pa. ; iz
Week, good war. i es failing 5. upply of | LINDEN HALL, CENTRE CO. PA, |
TORR . " a | 12x32 sto, [1 Deeds, Mortgages, Wille, &c, written ard +x | |
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Mitterling gave a Splendid location, 1 1-2 miles west of || ecuted With care, All legal business promptly || PORK WAN TE D.- a a in the pr
- ir § 2 sr. Miriam, | | attended to. Special attention given 0 sett |
party for their little daughter, i Spring Mills, at Pike school house, and || fing of Estates. Marris e Licenses, Aui-a || ket for pork, and will pay good prices
on Friday night, to which a number of | new, modern buildings, makes this one!| blle Licenses, and a Other Applicat » | for fa
gat, “ + i at hogs. . Call Bell yi
children were invited. of the most desirable homes in Penns | | Blanka kept ob hand. _Novr.in | WwW. S. S. Lucas, Centre Hall Fa. 0.4394.
A partial eclipse of the sun will occur .
on November roth, and will be visible | jp Smm———
here. The sun will enter the eclipse at 1
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7.75 o'clock, reach its maximum at g 58 &
and end at 10 45. ¢ 2
Mrs. Florencé Rhone Bayard has re- ires-t e Irst un .
turned to her home in Tyrone after hav- in this bank with each Suc
ing been called to Wichita, Kansas, on
account of the sickness and death of her
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re for Low Prices I a a
hart will sell at public sale her farm, 1 rapidly, for not alon- does
1 2 miles west of Spring Mills. This is
one of the most desirable farms. in the — — : t
valley. See ad. elsewhere, Worth of high-grade merchandise will be sold for iess than it your balance increase with each deposit
Marriage licenses were granted last could be purchased for at wholesale, ‘only to meet the demand but the interest also helps to enlar ge it. Figure out for
’ Jor lower prices, a demand which could not be met insofar as yourself how compound interest will mount ep
week to Russell Z. Auman, of Spring
Then put your knowledge to practical use by opening ||
Mills, aud Pearl Srimatif Lewistom | cost of production is concerned. But we have decided to prove our sincerity in bringing
Boa eg hare gay about lower prices by selling regardless of cost, and I want you people to know that this
; : : is Opportunity knocking at your door right at the beginning of the season when you are a saving account here this very day.
Rev. M. C. Drumm, the local Lutheran . f :
pastor, spent a week at school teaching in need of the goods. So grab this when you have the thance.
recently for Miss Ruth Schreckengast, :
Dont wait until you can start with a large
“ing thetasers say me ool, |[(If RIGHT HERE YOU CAN SEE FIGURES THAT WILL MAKE EVERY ONE TAKE NOTICE amount. Make what you have commence 1
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Mr. and Mrs. D. Earl Fleming, after earn wore for you from vow on. Great oaks
spending several weeks in Centre Hall, WOMEN’S COATS AND SUITS - - - - - - from $7.50 UP a from little acorns grow,
returned to their new home in New YOUNG GIRLS’ COATS - - . - . - from 3.00 UP .
Rochelle, New York, on Thursday, ma WOMEN’S DRESSES IN SILK, SERGE & TRICOTINE from 5.00 UP
Ee hen handsome Oldsmo- yivs Spurs oF HE Ye § Y 3 STE STYLES from 10.00 Up : -
,. Wm. S ; S ov. wil MEN "RCOATS IN ALL STYLES - - rem 8.00 UP Th F N . al B k
ET BOYS’ 2-Piece, Double Breasted SUITS, sizes 8 to 18 from 3.75 UP e rarmers Nation ank
church at Colyer, Sunday, Nov. 7, in Men’s Dress Shoes, in all the fashionable styles from 3.00 UP
the evening at 7:30 o'clock. Everybody Men’s Working Shoes—the kind that will wear - from 2.50 UP Millheim Pa
cordially invited to attend. Rev. Dao- Women's Dress Shoes —in Black, Tan and Gray . from 2.50 UP ’ .
jel BnSudor; pusier Belleloste. wi Men’s All-wool Hose, extra heavy, former price $1.00, now - 65¢
Diep SHY ay: ook a — Men’s Wool Dress Hose, former price 75¢, now . : 39¢
ing the home of Albert Huffman saw Men’s Fine Cotton Half-Hose, former price 35¢, now 19¢
the man lyiog prosjrate at the door of Men's Extra Heavy Working SoX, now priced at - 19¢
the house. Upon investigation he dis- Women’s Silk Hose that sold for 75¢ a pair, are now . 45¢
goyateq) thal Heffmad was dead, Women’s Silk Hose, former price $1.50, are now selling for 98¢ ’
sigs a Howe J3rom Women’s Black Cotton Hose, former price 35¢, are now - 19¢ Of €ries ry 00 S
ss A 'rSey. ast y x, to y. [ a IY ‘hg : - Ox ee : -
be present at the marriage of her sister, Men’s Canvas Gloves, former price 35¢, are now - . 19¢ ’
on Tuesday, returning on Wednesday. Men's Heavy Fleeced Hig rh Roe ks, former price $1.50, now 1.19
She is employed under L. W. Person Men's Good Working Shirts . . . - - now 1.19 £
and likes her work very much. Women’s Flannel Nightgowns, formerly $2.00, - . - now 1.45 al ) otions
Mrs. Jack" L. Rowe, of Atlantic
City, Rew Jersey, is esjoyiog ber frat WE HAVE THOUSANDS OF OTHER BARGAINS which space does not
visit to Centre Hall, at the home of her
husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. allow us to mention. Come in and be convinced that we have plenty of Bargains. J
Rowe. Mr. Rowe was unable to come ’
at this time owing to a busy season. .
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Charles Whitehill has just returned
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from a visit to his family at Oak Hall, D ! N 1€ m n ® »
says the Philipsburg’ Journal. He has : ® ® 3 Mi | | hei m
been located here during the past year Un'il further notice, all Groceries in our
or more doing carpenter work, but is IL “FOR QUALITY AND VARIETY” . : “FOR SERVICE AND VALUE" i store will Be cut 5 per cant and D y
now engaged in firing the boiler and |
running the engine at the Cottage State - ; s d Noti il bz d
ES ia Goods and Notions will bz reduced 10 per
cent,
hospital.
Harry £. Bible, who has been employ. .
ed in a grocery department of Cohen's Tit) ®
store, at Bellefonte, has resigned and on LEE it 1
Monday morning departed for Tyrone aad I Lin O Sir-ee, .
waere be will manage the Shaffer groc- thy HH .
ery stores. Mr. Bible is qualified to fill 1)! .1 - » . .
i Ei : No premiums with . :
this new position and his many friends il g
wistr him continued success. Hi! Load HE - Camels—all quality!
A postal card to the Reporter from H SL COLYER
W. Ned Keller, trom Bucharest, Rou- LL : .
mania, says : “Oct '3~Arrived in the ; : ; . -
Waity of joy” about three weeks ago, ( \AMELS quality plus Camels ex-
pert blend of choice Turkish and
and it is all that the name implies,
Have opened up school for physical edu J ; : i i CCoSs ,
Be vvesies up shove dor poysenfeis | choice Domestic Wobaceos pase out the We Are Now Making the
« go to Transivania to open up the work | most wonderful cigarette smoke you g
“thére.” The post card is of the picture vi ever drew into your mouth!
variety aad shows the "Cassa de Depu- 3 - E ; Ver y Best Flour
nére si Grand Hotel,” which might be : 1 : And, the way fo prove that
Bellevue Stratford in American, judg- ef 3 .
ing rom its appearance, at least. Be- I rep, 2 statement is to compare Camels that can be made out of A No. I Wheat
neath it Mr, Keller makes this note ¢ a puff by-puff with any cigarette m
*‘Hefe 1s: where 1 room for ‘15 lei (30 v . the world! The reason is that we have recently installed
cents) a gay,” ’
- = PA : C : tt a lot of New Appliances and New Machinery
. Pou els have a mild mellowness ! in the Oak Hall Flouring Mill, which guaran.
How About It? Lp Ng
; = s as new to you as it is delightful tees the véry best Flour possible t to make.
The Reporter is grateful to those sub-
scribers who responded to our request ‘ : 1 . Yet, that desirable * ‘body”’ is all there!
for payment on subscription, sent out in : ed fm i They are always refreshing—they All me ask i is fo the trade to give
the form ot a statement, This was
more than three weeks ago, sufficient : Re Fle f never tire your taste.
time for everyone to have given atten. . 4 HY . o
: A AE Camels leave no unpleasant cigaretty this Flour a trial-
tion to the matter. However, a large
percentage ave: svidestly pocketed or / f aftertaste nor unpleasant cigaretty odor h Bread vou ever af
pigeon-boled the statement, and thus e & pouEsTiclg Y say-so about Camels will be: | if you want t ¢ Best Bread you e er ate,
have made it necessary for us to call at :
tention to it through our columns E . : “ » u ss
Now friends. the morty is needed, more i ape ; , but that’s a great cigarette This Flour will also wd sald by all first-class
than ever before. Kindly ask yourself : ’ 4 Camel are oid 5 tod
whether, if you “were in business, you i 20 cigarettes ; on All bonsewives should bake their own bread, as it is 40 to §»
could extend credit as long as we ‘have BR RR Tor the home or offic ; jer cent cheaper than baker's bread.
in a number of instances and continue : or whan sav frave BUY IT-TRY IT
to carry on, Every sheet of paper mail- R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. pe :
ed out of this office costs us three times Winston-Salem, soa .
as much in white paper, double in post. / : - Ls ARMERS' RIS CITED.
age rates, besides increased costs in pro- . dp ] " ; F G TS SOL!
ducing the printed sheet. Every delin-
quent subscriber compels us to carry
these increased burdens of "i | - 1 - A Dl kK
fs only oy ving A too pet certs paid +7 et B || OAK HALL FLOURING MILL
_ subscription list that any publisher can : _» 8 Ee :
hope to continue printing a paper for are YY MH. CLAVRON RTTERS, Prop. OAR HALL STATION, PA.
$1.50 a year.
. We trust that those for whom this art.
. us ont,
© If we owed you, what would you wish RE oon : i
Fate do? Thank yo, als 5 tg
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