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THURSDAY. JUNE 30, 1021
THIRTY-FOUR YEARS AGO
Paragraphs of News Taken from the
Files of the Reporter of 1887.
JUNE 29, 1887.
Mrs. Dr, Alexander, of this place, is
seriously ill with typhoid fever.
Walking to the station is now a pleas-
uge—there’s a boardwalk, you know.
John Lingle, one day last week, acci-
dentally fell through the hay hole of the
barn, which at first did not seem to have
been of serious consequence, but he has
been suffering much illness, supposed
from the effects of the fall.
Mr. Lee, who recently moved here
from York county, has the frame of his
new house up just below the southern
limits of the town. His brother, Will-
iam Lee, has a house staked off on the
adjoining lot.
Potters Mills has a subscription out to
raise a drum corps in that place,
The wheat yield in the county,
harvest, will be only half a crop.
Lumbermen are thinning out the trees
along the mountain road between here
and Pleasant Gap. At the rate our tim-
ber is being cut and shipped to eastern
markets the time is not far distant when
the lumbering camps will disappear
from our valley.
Since a solid boardwalk has been com-
pleted to the station, Mr. Willow, the
mail carrier, thinks of making a veloci-
pede that will carry him and his mail
pouches to the trains.
Cyrus Durst and D. T, Wieland pur-
chased of Felix Burkholder, each an im-
proved hay tedder, which works to per-
fection,
The next new house to show its head
will be Danberman’s ; the foundation is
completed and the framing is proceed-
ing. When the Presbyterian church, on
a nearby lot, is up, that end of town will
have little gap left between it and
town —and Centre Hall will continue to
Impiove,
this
Little Tot Dies After Eating Tablets
Prescribed for Mother.
Luella, 18-month old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James H. Davis, of Philips
burg, died last Thursday morning
der peculiarly sad circumstances,
The child, a little toddler just able to
get around through the house and eager
to clasp everything within reach, got
hold of some tablets that had been pre-
scribed for its mother for heart trouble,
Unnoticed by the mother the babe
some of the medicine, and at
came very ill. Dr. W. R, Heaton was
summoned, and all possible was done to
save the child's life.
an hour and a half
the tablets
The fatality has teen a sad
the parents, and espec
whose health has not been good,
un-
ate
once be
Death came about
after it had eaten of
blow t
ially to the mother
——— A PAI A
Motor Accidents Are Increasing.
lent toll continues
a
de
The automobile accic
to climb an alarmino
every possible precaution and the rec
ords of Sergean R. ‘N. Ickes of the
state constabulary located at Holliday: -
burg, just completed for the month of
May, shows a total of seventy-three ac-
cidents, or better than two a day. One
was fatal.
The records show that there were
sixty-three accidents between vehicles
and ten between vehicles and pedes-
trians, Injuries suffered by pedestrians
in all but the case of the fatal crash,
were light. Several resulted from boys
running directly into the cars,
at ng rate spite
MILLHEIM.
[ From The Journal]
The local United Evangelical church
is being repainted this week by Charles
F. Miller and his crew.
Mrs. Agnes Kelley and her daughter,
Mrs. Norman Zester. and two children,
ot Atlantic City, N. J., are guests at the
George Ulrich home.
John M. Boob, a student at the Pierce
school, Philadelphia, came home Tues-
day afternoon to be present at the funer-
al of his grand father, John Bubb, today
(Thursday).
Harry C, Hassinger, who is receiving
vocational electrical training through
the U. 8. government, on Monday was
transferred to Williamsport and in sev-
eral weeks expects to be sent to Hog Is-
land ship yards where he will be located
for some time,
The 1921 Community Chautauqua in
Millheim was a grand succcess financial
ly, as well as in the way of entertain-
ment. Each number of the program
was highly pleasing to the patrons who
attended the several sessions, The out-
of-town patronage was very good this
year and not a few of those are number-
ed among the fifty-one guarantors for
the 1972 Cliautauqua,
C. M. Smith. Mable Arley, Centre Hall;
, Long Co., W. C. Meyer, Spring
Mills ; Louder's Store, Oak Hall,
e— oie Ss ————
Mills 11, oudeél 5 Stofe: Oak Hall.
Wa only Bought Rat Polson
Twice,” writes Jesse Smith, N. J.
“1 threw the first kind away; couldn't be bothered
mixipg it with meat, cheese. Then I tried Rat-Snap.
SAY, that's the stuffl It comes in cakes, all ready
touse. And it sure does kill rats.” 35¢, 65¢, $1.25,
Sold and guaranteed by
C. M: Smith, Mable Arney, Centre Hall;
C. ?. Long Co., W. C. Meyer, *Spring |
Don't forget the sale of the household
| furniture of Rev. Josiah Still, at the
| Logan house, rear railroad station,
| Centre Hall, on Friday, July 1st, begin-
| ning at 1 p. m. A number of first-class
articles will be sold at public sale,
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
You cannot afford to neglect your eyes.
SAVE YOUR EYESIGHT.
Consult us on our next regular trip to CENTRE HALL,
THURSDAY, JULY 7th
CENTRE HALL HOTEL
From 9.30 A. M. to 8.00 P, M,
We guarantee you High-grade Work at Lowest Possi-
ble Prices consistent with good work.
GOHL, ROUSE & POOR
(The Well Known Eyesight Specialists )
22 North 4th Street
Harrisburg, Ra.
( Where Glasses are Made Right )
Mt. Farmer, we have:
Full Line of Cultivators
and Harrows
Swift's Tankage and
Poultry Food
Bran and Middlings,
Cotton Seed Meal,
Coal, Cement & Roofing,
We Can Quote You Attractive
Prices at This Time
ARTHUR B. LEE,
SPRING MILLS, PA.
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Automobiles & Trucks
NASH - REO-DODGE
OPEN AND CLOSED MODELS
A GOOD LINE TO SELECT FROM
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
We have these Cars on our floor. Come and see
us or phone. The REO Bpeedwagon Truck that
is giving such wonderful service, is also a popular
truck for farm use ; also for hauling milk, in fact,
can be used in any business. In 11-2 Ton to 3
Ton size. The upkeep is less than any other truck
on the market. We can prove this by many users.
Ask the man that has one. Any style body or cab.
Only Guaranteed
Ford Service Station 22%:
A Full Line of Accessories, Tires, Tubes,
Oils and Grease.
WILLARD BATTERY SERVICE & CHARGING
Always Some
Second Hand Cars for Sale.
SOME BARGAINS
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Millheim
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BREON'S GARAGE
BRADFORD & (0.
CENTRE HALL
We have just unloaded two cars ce-
ment ; prices are attractive.
Brick in stock ;
sand,
also carload of bank |
prices,
We have 2 New Idea Manure
ers on hand. Prices are
in touch with us on same.
We have a John Deere Side
Rakes left. Come and look them over
and get prices on same.
reduced,
reduced.
few
Our supply of Dairy Feeds consists of
Bran, Middlings, Cow Chow, Big Q and
Gluten,
Middlings,
Diamond Hog Meal and
mt. .
Tankage,
We have in s
Hay and Harv
lowing : Two
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tock from our szcond car
M ac the
Mowers, two 6-
foot Mowers, tw foot Binders, one
9 1-2 ft, Side Rake and Tedder,
Hay Loaders and two Dump Rakes,
Come in and let us show you this Massy-
| | Harris line,
BRADFORD & 0.
NTRE*HAI
ting shines fol-
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two
AMES W, SWABB
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
LINDEN HALL, CENTRE CO., PA,
{i Deads, Mortgages, Wills, &c, writien ac #x
ecuted with care. All legal busines proo |
| attended to. Special attention given to sel
tiing of Estates, Marriage L foenses, Ani yu
| bile Licenses, and all other Applicat
Blanks kept on hand, Nov. 26
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WANTED. Men or women to
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$100 Re
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at of teatime anial
HENEY & CO. Toled o,
all Druggists, 750.
em all lashed to the
mast!
count three!
to beat the band!
Prince Albert is
sold in toppy red
bags, tidy red tins,
handsome pound
and hall pound tin
humidors and inthe
pound cryvstol glass
humidor with
sponge moustiener
by BR. J. Reynolds
Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem,
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This new low price
is made possible
by strictest econ-
omies and special-
ized production.
Plant No. 2 was
erected for the sole
purpose of making
30x314.inch Non-
Skid fabric tires.
With a daily ca-
The quality is uniform.
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ides.
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46.30
54.90
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