LOCAL AND PERSONAL. " PINE GROVE MILLS. lot Uncle Sam's cruisers, and married | : : ——— WwW. E. BARGES LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
The first sleigh bells of the season The re-dedicating of St. Luke's Luth. [the “'girl he left behind him" T . i : |
. I bride ie a erilandi vouno lade he
were heard last Friday, eran church here will take place on the | Pride is a splendid young lady, her
Auctioneer... dl UTOR'S Nore KE
aks | a ir and " 24+ *Hanhae | mb Ses id wt ’ ” . ta
last Sabbath of the month | ents, Mr. and Mrs Stuart Ellenbet Yo | FF | ; . ] Terms Rednonable . : '
Mrs. Cyrus Goss w , r { residing at Maringo, i 3 oa ; Satisfaction Guaranteed, £
Mrs, Cyrus Goss, who spent the Yule. | 57 8 : ? . TY] nds Give me a trial, | Inte of Centre Hall Boro, Va., deceus d.
y . Letters tes amentary on ihe at send hav
“3s vs 4 3 4 £ v : i ROLGYE exlais BY
CENTRE HALL, R.¥.D. 1, ch | ing been duly granted 6 the undersiened
The thermometer registered straight
zero on Tuesday morning,
slate of LILLIAK ALLISON ALEXAND
tide season with her three sons at Pitts. Dr. and Mrs. Frank B IWETsIx,
burgh, returned home last week. | Millheim, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bower.
Mrs. ]. H. Bailey spent the early part | sox, Mr, and
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» x i * » th ae aE » +s . ' Is y oy vr 2 3 4 | Mmyment, id those havir faire a
5 Charles Miller, of Colyer, has been ill of the week visiting relatives and | College, spent Tuesday at the elder ty 1 7 | 1AMES WwW. SWABB Sainte oi asa nt thet duly authenticat 11
/ With pleurisy for the past week. friends in Altoona, | Bowersox home to cheer the old couple's | }¥ | hiv : e | JUSTICE OF THE PEACE settlement,
Mrs. C. F. Emery is visiting her Mr. and Mrs John Campbell departed | hearts, who on last Wednesday observ- ; are | LINDEN HALL, CENTRE CO., PA, {1 JAMES C, FURST, Executn
daughter, Mrs, Thos. S. Foss, in Altoo- | last week for a trip down to Dixie land. | ed their sixty-third wedding anniver-| 11 i ‘ | Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, &c, written aro »x { Be
"~ { . ip : : Y ! ar . - | cuted with care. All legal business promi pile | |
na. [hey will spend a month at Miama, | sary. Mr. Bowersox was born in Union ¥ ing Bring | attended to, Bpecial attention given to sett |;
€, Merids po v are} Bau % wife wag. | Hing of Estates, Marrisge Licenses, Aui~ $i ‘11 'g TICE
A borough bond of $500, held by the Florida, | county, March 11, 1 537. His wife was | & :. | biley Licenses, nnd other Applicat» E XH UTOR'S NOTICE ~
Centre Hall School Board, was paid oft Mrs. Margaret Bierly writes that she | Catherine O ker, of Madisonburg, and is ( dlients | Blanks kept on hand Nov.2h. 920
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last week, is thoroughly enjoying herself among | Binety days his junior. I'hey were wed-
The local stone quarry has temporar-
ly, suspended operations, Perso ® kbowing themselves 1o be indet
Mrs. I. D. Gray, of State! the same are hereby requested 10 mk
elon te
Ls tiers Listamentary unon the estate of M
GARKET KE, DAILEY, inte of Potter Twp, (
tha atta Yess = andr » | ded at Middl ure. and spent their e nT - Co.. decenned, having been gra ted t 34
H. W. Kreamer was enabled to leave | the orange blossoms at Jacksonville, | ded at Middle burg, and pent their ear | Not cvery business has a show Added bode NLD BBL 2 LBB LBA | signed, all persons knowing the sei ves
the house this week for the first time in Florida. ly wedded life in Penn township, farm. window, If you want towinmore {ed to the same sre hereby re jueted to
four wer k : : D. B. Louder, of Oak Hall, is suffer.|ing. Forty vears ago they moved to|elients, use more printing and use | In d | Reninet sid ent, and those havine ¢
ing with serious stomach trouble and | Ferguson township, continuing farming, | the kind of printing that faithfully surance an
| BERinst spld estate must present them
Going down-—the thermometer. Mer- is near death's door. and in 1906 removed to their c« zy home | Feépresents your business policy.
ae
i enticaled for settiement
cury shriveled up to six below zero Farmer Charles Dale has invested in a | 0 East Main street. Its the hope of | You save money and make money |. Real Estate
Wednesday morning. 22 h. p. Fordson tractor. their friends that they may observe | for your patrons. Do the same for
vourself by using an ecenomical
iigh grade paper — Hammermill Want to Buy or Sell?
jond — and good printing, both of | _
which we can give you.
: If vou want printing service snd
prepared and is in the hands of the ‘onomy — give use a trial.
printers,
ily
CYRUS BRU?
Boangier & Walker, Attys
Belwlonte, Pa, 6 Centre
. : v > PE ore eniovabla INVIGran ries
Sixty days in jail and a $25 fine were Mrs. Minnie Hess and two interesting | Many more enjoyable annviersaries.
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i £5 DMINISTRATOR'S OTIC Eo
Letters of Administration
MARY A, ENYDEK ite of
Centre County, decessed
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given William Gibbons, colored, at Lew. | children have been visiting relatives at i——————— }
istown, for selling hard cider to boys, Selinsgrove the past week. The financial report of the borough of ERIE & 4
Justa f . 1 tall Last Wednesday, the 12th, Thomas | Centre Hall. for the past year, has been SEE US FIRST
ust a few days ago we were all talk- - | ' ! ty . hi :
ing about how warm it was for January,
Letters of Admin he above est
Daving been duly granted the undersigned
would respectfully requestall pe reons know
then selves Indeboed 16 the estate Lo wake fry
diste payment, and those hay £ Claims sgsir
the same Ww present them duly authenticated 1 r
settiement
Frank with his fiance, Miss Dora El
lenberger, slipped across the Mason-
and now it is real winter weather, with Dixon line and w sir itad ia +3
ixon line and were united in the bonds 1
a M Week, \ \ { Ty
snow and blow. of matrimony at Cumberland Ar Receipt books on sale at the Reporter Chas. D. Bartholomew
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Horner, of Pleas- | The groom is an ex service man, having ; ofhice, CENTRE HALL, Pa,
it
SNYDER, Adm'r
; . “yr 5, ih L3 3 fe sletat?
ant Gap, rece ntly returned from a three | served two years as ¢ ACK on one
upd Boab burg
Tree TT TTT TITTY YYY TF ree
weeks’ visit to Fr seport, Illinois, the -— . - -
former home of Mrs. Horner. i - - A’ VATE SALE.- lot con-| ROB'T P. GEARHAR I', M. D.
John M. Coldron went to Baltimore | | a large dwelliz g i gy a iim Boalsburg, Pa,
Maryland, la
mitted to the Johus-Hopkins hospital to | | Ia iT ® a s 3t | Commercial phone, 2.
undergo a minor operation, : =n |
Warren Homan, o
Harper & Homan,
brother, John Homan, on the Homan _— —
farm, east of Centre Hall, in the spring
Special tr in service will be 2 tran red
for Penns 3
County Auto Show,
cording to announcement by Maj S
H. Lederer, director. ; | «
C. T. Crust attended the funeral of ®
Zar, at
day. Mrs. Metzgar d
E255 ER AT NIEMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Important
a Commencing January 7, 1921 Notice
EL ao Radical P rice Reductions! | An opportunity to get a pair of
pay him for his elt rts. - TS ————————————— —————— - - . EE ———————— — A ————————
evening, w
all—no ad
og will be asked for to deiray the <xu| Hl Will be effective on our entire and immense regular stock of Men's and Wemen's MI Glasses at a reasonable price.
nse for the hall. i { : $ ¢ :
pense for the ha High Grade Wearing Apparel. Every department in our store will be subject to the
Mrs. Mazie Brouse,
ated the Worl sands tea: Who same slashing of prices. So Many Hundreds of Wondesful Values will be offered in You can do this if you permit
yeation fx Japa, aad took: the oppor. this Gigantic Sale that it becomes impossible to enumerate all, but the followir g will k kh d d . I ll
at Senda Tomes. will spesk in. the Re. give you some idea for you to judge, Do you think you can afford to miss this sale ? L ustoma e the neede g aSSes.|
formed church at
Pennsy's lan
jo
It is hikely that Mr. Puff will placed Every $60.00 Coat and Suit Reduced to. . $2900
elsewhere, where his seniority of servi “ $20.00 0" ‘ ‘ . . $2450 The Famous Walk-Over and Queen CENTRE HALL HOTEL
» go ahead of another “ 845.00 : . i $e ¢p Quality Shoes--the best in the coun-
Monday's issue of the Pittsblirgh “ 20.80 ‘ ." te try for service and style. Also a great
$30.0 $15 oo y y y ? From 9.30 A, M. to 8.00 P. M,
Leader contains a portrait of Donald A. .
Mullen, son of Mr. and Mrs. John F $20.00 ‘ . $50 lot of other good makes of shoes.
Mullen, former residents of Cent eo all, GOLD SEAL RUBBERS.--We have
in connection with an article stating that
he is about to leave for New York City Our Entire Stock of them in all Colors, Sizes and Widen, :
to accept the position of secretary of the These we intend selling at a great
ET Men's er GOHL, ROUSE & POOR
Banker's association. Mr. Mullen has cn S y
been active in banking circles in Pitt We are offering our shoes at prices
burgh for the past fourteen years, and that will pay you to buy for your later (“The Well Known Eyesight Specialists )
before accepting his new position was S as well as present needs
manager of the new business depart- P : 22 North] 4th Street
Colonial Trust C
ment of the Colonial st Co. All $355 & $60 Men's Suits & Overcoats, Now , $40
on Commiin of Soc serv] | 5 Zw | OUR FURNISHINGS DEPARTMENT Hasighag, Pa
and Rural Work” of the Reformed “ . “ “ ’ “ y are MN de Ri ht
church opens a session in Philadelphia $35 $20 $2.75 to $3.00 Mens and Women's Union ( Where Glasses are J fa e 8 )
ti
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the latter part of this week. Rev. R, $25
R. Jones, who is member of the com. —_——— $1.50 Mens and Womens Underwear, now . . go¢
mission, will be in attendance, having $1.50 Men's Work Shirts, in all colors, now . 1.15
bo —
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left Centre Hall for that point on Wed- Boys’ 2-Piece $125: " " 9 : 89c¢ ==
'* $14 50 Suits, Reduced to, . . . + ns. 30.08
A.
nesday. The intervening time will be ‘ Ah 2 .
spent by him at Walnutport with his $3.00 Men's Fine Dress Shirts, now . . . . 1.98
3 ®
sisters, In a late issue of the Reformed $175 Men's Dress Shirts, reduced to. . . . 98¢ ®
Messenger, appears an article headed $5.00 Men's Fine Silk Dress Shirts, now . . 325% ®
“What Other Churches are Doing in $1.25 Men's Heavy Wool Socks, now . . . . 69¢
Rural Fields," written by the local pastor : i i
itt s a 'g y -e " “ “ 5 . As axation from
named above. This article will be re- Every $25.00 Boys’ Su't and Overcoat, now $13 so 75¢ HOW...» , .4tc Have Music in your home a relaxat
printed, with the permission of Rey. * hiboo + $9 so 35¢ ' Socks,mow, ...........t90 daily work, music has no equal.
ones, in two or more installments in $1000 * $6 co $1.50 Women's Silk Hosiery, now . . in c
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the Reporter. The article is well worth $7 . : “ { ; ” + If you have work to do,
50 $1 00 $1.00 Silk Hosiery, now , , . , . Soc
reading and recites methods that suc. I ore laboring under any Xadof
E : 3 JEIC supplies the strength nacded,
2.50 Kuee Pants Reduced to tf 50 75¢ Silk Hosiery, now. . . . . . train, MUS
cessfully solved rural church problems $25 $5 75 3 39¢ Bi DEI supplies the sireogth nacded,
z + . fe "18 you iu the even
for other than the Reformed denomina- $1.50 Knee Pants Reduced to 75¢ s50¢ a Fleece Hosiery . . . . . . . joc with & tired exfronsion ) - tion, arouses the finer, larger feel:
d If Jour children are fre'ful and feel ings, lifts us up above our litle rou.
tions, She sunuagion of & nervous atmos tine duties, enables us 10 see beyond
a ——— a a —— >
: $v the clouds,
HAVE MUSIC IN YOUR HOME
SPRiNG MILLS. AND MORE MUSIC
A A Ss seas
Tibben Zubler has been quite iil with
pusumonia, but is recovering slowly. Suffice it to say that no matter where you are located, if you can use anything There Should Be in Every Home a Good Pigno, or Player Piano.
Philip Shook moved to Franklin, Ve.
Dango county, on Wednesday, The offered in this sale it will be worth the trip heres, WE GUARANTEE THAT. As an inducem:nt [ am offering the Pianos now
family have many warm friends who re.
gret to see them go so far away, in my room at Special Reduced Prices wprices you
Clarence vusser, of Chambersburg, NOTICE NOTICE will appreciate, Pianos ot high-grade quality and
Spent B wwla} With his parents, Mr, and No goods will be charged during Sal: Begins Friday, Janu- fully guaranteed, Terms to suit purchaser,
Ammon Decker, who was operated on this sale. ary 7, 1921 Special prices close F eb, 15, We invite you to
in the Bellefonte hospital, is getting come and see and hear these F ianos.
along nicely and expects to come home
| ih a few days. D N ° :
Prof. Dennis expects to move to State J ie mm a n h i *
ollege about the twenty-fourth of * . 9 Mi i I € m .
anuary. His many friends are sorry to
Agent. Also Piano Tuning
e bim leave, “FOR. QUALITY AND VARIETY” i “FOR SERVICE AND VALUE” Bell Phone 2sR3 BOALSB'URG, PA.
John Earhart, of Johnstown, was cir
ling among friends last week,