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LOCAL AND PERSONAL. | THE DEATH RECORD. . En : NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. | drilling for a few wells in gravel soil or Washington, I. C,
5 emesis ————— | $UCH that there is some certainty that S———————
Hassinoer.—Lewis Finley Hassinger g ANOTHER JUST BORN.—Sire the | they are not very difficult to drill, so I TIMOTHY SEED FOR SALE.—I
died of a complication of og ad / son of the champion bull of the world, | May practice and become more able 10 | will have a fine lot of timothy seed for
; y s. : . : / Dam's aunt the champion cow of the | to undertake more difficult drilling — | sale of this ear's growth, — JOHN
A g-1b. boy was born to Mr, and Mrs day night, 15th inst, at his home in| {A world. $65 buys it if Bp at once, Your | JOHN SNAVELY, Centre Hall, 1 SNAVELY. Cs Rall J 3
Clyde Bradford on Tuesday. Millbeim, aged 63 years, 9 months and | A last chance for such a bargain.—C. S, | - m—
Misses Elsie and Ruth Grove visited 23 days, h Thomas, Centre Hall, Pa., R. 1. POSTMASTER EXAMINATION, — WANTED. Men or women to take
relatives at Coburn over Sunday, F o rears he Was eo ee] o - Open, competitive examination for Cen- : . 1
; y ; or a number of years he was employ WELL DRILLING WANTED.— ter Hall Postmaster, Aug. 13. Men and {crders among friends and neighbors for
Two prisoners escaped from the peni-| ed in the dye department of the Mill i
V : ; the genuine gusranteed hosiery, full lines for
nd : oer hy Owing to the fact that I have not had wemen, 21 to 6s eligible. For free par. | men, women and children, Klimirates dsrn
tentiary at Rockview, on Tuesday. heim hosiery mill but on account of fail- | ' > much experience in well drilling, and de. | ticulars, instructions, specimen ques- [lug We pay 75c an hour for spare time or $36
& week for full time. Experience BULSO TY
- r . i . i ia 1 SPS: 2 | sir 8 y 8 5, etc, te J. C. Leonard ( former |% . 5 8 did
” . Stahl, of |" health quit his job there and for ap siring to do some drilling, I will give a tions, etc, wn . Write, INTERNATIONAL BTOCKING LL
Mr. and Mrs, Claude K. Sta several years clerked in J. Spigelmyer’s | 7) substantial discount on regular price of | Civil Service examiner), Equitable Bldg. | Norristown, Pa. 2 wy
store, m——
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Bradford & Co, have just received a Array | Se »
Mary Bame, and two sons and one | -
> sisting of flooring, A | ; : :
carload of lumber, consisting of flooring daughter survive—Charles G., Harry | Exclusive Agency
sidi gatiace boards Exclusive Agenc
Sa pp wd surface boards C. and Miss Ruth, all of Millhein ;: also | SEND FOR 9 § y
: ees * | one grandchild, Gladys Mae Hassinger, % "
Mrs. Catherine O. Brubaker will hold | poo brothers and two “sisters also sur. M A ULE S WALK OVER & Hart Schalfner
public sale of household goods at her vive—]John, of Port Matilda ; George, of
residence in Centre Hall on Friday of Milesburg ; Mrs. Sarah Decker, of Co- Midsummer & Fall (ueen Quality & Marx and
Albert Emery is visiting his sister in
Altoona,
Philadelphia, are spending a week with
Mr. Stahl’s parents, near Centre Hall,
this week (July 29th), at one o'clock. burn, and Mrs. Nancy Hironimus, of SHOES STYLEPLUS
Let us all display our flags and assem- | Lindale, all of whom were present at GUIDE OC 0 om
a.
ble on the diamond as a sign of wel-| the funeral which was held on Tuesday 7” CLOTHING
ps rust 3rd. oncert’ at o Seeds, plants, bulbs, . +A
Commerce on August 3rd. Concert at] der, postal ee it to on iy -
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Mrs. 1. F.Zieg f Altoona, and | cemetery at Millheim. GROWN are always GROWN, O t k f M d WwW
ars, 1. ¥ Ziegler, % Alicom, av y || WM. HENRY MAULE, Inc. ur entire stock o ens an omen s
Mrs. Della Heckman, of Wilkinsburg, 21st and Arch Sts. Philadelphia
were also pleasant callers at the Report- *‘Ifany subscribers ask what you think of Rat.Snap, YPEWRITERS! . , ,
fice. 4ell them its the best rat exterminator [ know, Rats seonl . ! givla , Rare = | | h ff d k b |
oF oice were taking our ERs, oats, corn; had full swing in a Alx AR 4 ahd ail by hes 310 YP; Some Jat were qua ity Wi e 0 ere at roc - ottom price Se €SS
Mee 1 sms . tate deared out completely.” Threesizes: 35 ,05¢, 81.25, a printing office Nec ~ 4
her mother, Mrs, Rosa Haugh, at State pues ; 3% The LINOWRITER, a printing office necessrry! h h { k WwW
Hut pane 9 irene tin.anemed (|| than the manufacturer's cost to make, e must
Mrs. Haugh's birthday anniversary, and C.P. Long Co.. W, C. Mever. Sorin
a big dinner was held to celebrate the | Mills : Louder's Store. ( yak Hall. A | Metal Type, Printers Supplies, Buffalo, N.
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The grain is about all housed. The| f= ever purchased by one individual merchant in this community.
harvesting was not as quickly done this
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SO near at the same time that on many to sell at a sacrifice the remainder of our Summer stock.
farms the work interfered,
daughters, of Indiana, were guests of MEN’S SUITS WwW ’ COATS & SUITS
Mrs. Musser's sister, Mrs. O. F. Funk, omen Ss
last week. On their return home they
Miss Mildred, who will be their guest What is added up to make the price of the piano 30, “ 6“ “ 15.00 All 50. “ “ 25.00
for some time, you buy ? First is the manufacturer's price, or
held in the Seven Mountains, at Crystal He carries only $5,000 of stock. Now he figures in- 50 + “ 30.00 All 20,. # “ “ ; “ 10.00
Springs, and various other sections this terest on this amount at 6 pes cent ; he carries in- .
parties so easily and quickly that the he occupies 1s rent to pay or money invested, add- B 2 S t Sh
remotest locations are preferred to the ing another D per cent. The man he has working Oys - 1€ce ul S oes - oes - oes
park heretofore patronized, for him will mean at least 3 per cent—making a to- FOR THE WHOLE PAMILY—AT GREAT SACRIFICE
leave to-day for Philadelphia and At WHY NOT BUY FROM A LOCAL AGENT, di- 15.00 “ « “ 350 $14.00 Shoes reduced to $8.00
lantic City, taking advantage of the rect from the manufacturer, thereby SAVING this 10.00 “ “ “ 6.00 1200 “ “ “« 200
delphia they will visit the latter's broth- Telep} ii a
er and wife, Mr. ahd Mrs, John C. Bail. élephone, write or see. 8.00 “ “ “ 5.00
convention of poultrymen in that city. j B “ “"
William E. Yearick and family, of Player Rolls on hand all the time. $1.00 Work Shirts, reduced to . - 4.00 2.98
come to the Lewistown Chamber of forenoon, conducted by Rev. C. B, Sny- Jusr ho FREE
6 p. m, Interment was made in the Fairview seeds are all tested and if once
visited at the William B. Fiedler home A Woman Wrote The Canby News; Cli hi 4 Sh f I ’ I d I »
on Wednesday of last week. The ladies Minn., December 10, as Follows: | ot ng an 0eSs 0 P €asing sty e an asting
Mrs, (Rev,) J. M. Kirkpatrick visited cellar. 1 used Rat.Snap for two days and rats have Btate your needs and we will describe and quote,
College, over Sunday, that day being C. M. Smith, Mable Aruey. Centre Hall: on She Sula suneta Yo de
wy Migs. Wo ype, + ’
é ¥.|| make room for our Fall Stock, which will be the largest stock
event. rt -
So in ord k for this i i k
year as is sometimes the case. +Haying in order to make room lor this incoming stock we are forced
and harvesting wheat and barley came
Mr. and Mrs. A. J, Musser and two A PIANO 2?
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took with them Mrs. Funk's daughter, Here are a few points to bear in mind : $20. Suits reduced to $12.00 All $60. Coats and Suits, NOW $30.00
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Reunions and small picnics are being wholesale price. Then the dealer's expense follows, 45, 22.50 All 40. 20.00
summer. The auto carries the outing surance which means another 6 per cent. The room
Mr. and Mrs. W. W, Kerlin expect to tal of 20 per cent dealer's expense. $20.00 Suits reduced to $12.00
Pennsy's 16-day excursion. In Phila- 20 PER CENT FOR YOURSELF. 7.50 “ “ 4.50 JOO -« «. « 500
- lerli 1 als + 4 De t e (iy % al ' )
ey, and Mr, Kerlin will also attend a All Pianos Fully Guaranteed. MEN S FURNISHINGS DEPARTMENT 5.00 ‘ “ “ 3.00
bye
25¢ Heavy Sox,
Dr. G. I. Yearick, in Centre Hall, on $1.00 Silk Hose : : = $25 00 SILK DRESSES for $12 50
Sunday. Misses Agnes Caris and Erie BELL PHONE ~BOALSBURG, PA.
Wise, of Madisonburg, were also visitors
at the Yearick home for several days
last week. . * M . l | h *
The Krape farm east of Centre Hall, : ® . em an 3 i C1 m
tenanted by Wm. H. Haney, will be va-
cated next spring and will be occ upied
by George Fetterolf. Mr. Haney will = " 7 ; — AL WA YS R ELIAB LE ——
move to the Miss Jennle Reifsnyder
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farm, this side of Millheim. and north
of state road, Mr. Fetterolf has been
located on the Edw 1 Durst farm, at
Earlystown, for two years.
A local force of men have been work- 4 : | ers
ing for some time on the road over Nit.
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tany mountain, and by this time have |
lightly graveled a considerable portion * eo ® 1 9
a. S
of the road between the top of the
mountain and Centre Hall. When the You cannot afford to neglect your eyes.
road is opened to Bellefonte we will r
have a comparatively good link between the word ?
here and the brick section of the state SAVE YOUR EYESIGHT. good
road. Consult us on our next regular trip to CENTRE HALL,
> Rev. D. ]. Mitterling, of Madison,
South Dakota, arrived in Centre Hall
last Saturday, and is enjoying a two TH U RS DAY, AUQG. 4th My YOUNG sister. Tso I shut oft quick,
weeks’ vacation amid the scenes of his HAS A Ouija board. TO HEAD off any,
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youth, a joy with him second to none. . FURTHER FAMI
On Sunday morning he spoke in the CENTRE HALL HOTEL AND Sub Jv URTHER SAMILY soanial
Union church at Tusseyville and in the - AND TALKS to Noah. THEN | stopped to smoke,
afternoon he filled the pulpit for Rev. From 9.30 A. M. to 8.00 P. M, ‘ a AND | think she talks, A CIGARETTE.
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Drumm in the Lutheran church at Cen- O HER best fell AND AFTER ail
" v : = s TO H st fellow. a while.
tre Hall, preaching a good sermon. We guarantee you High-grade Work at Lowest Possi- aes ns
The Reporter on Tuesday evening WHO'S DEAD but doesn’t know it,| | CRANKED up weejea.
8 id al
' ; 3. W - ble Prices consistent with good work.
was favored by a call ftom E. W, Thom g AND | used to give her. AND ALL of a sudden.
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as, who is identified with the steel works
at Burnham, and A. 8, Warner, an auto THE LOUD, rude laugh. iT STARTED off.
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dealer, of Lewistown. They came to '™M sorry ANDQUICK as a flash,
Centre Hall as representatives of the GOHL, ROUSE & POOR - BUT rm, . » ow, > ow
Lewistown chamber of commerce, hold- . : 1: BECAUSE LAST night, Ir SAID something.
ing the position of secretary and vice (The Well Known Eyesight Specialists ) \ ' WAS Node OR “THEY SATISFY
president of that body, to arrange for a tree “eh sry
lunch and band concert here on August 2 Both 4h By k 801 got the board,
ard, reference of which is made else- rg, Fa.
ference : AND PUT in a call
Viste ia hia Hate SoA : ( Where Glasses are Made Right ) FOR JOHN Barleyeorn,
nesday ol next week, August 3rd, 2 CE
the Lewistown Chamber of Commerce AND OTHER departed spirits. Chestecriid Jus A
will make an advertising tour, reaching BUT THE line was busy. perts can do with fine Turkish
Centre Hall at about six o'clock p. m., w— — o— 3 “$ +» and . Domestic tobaccos when
and will take lunch at the Shoop rit - 11 A aa Lote ae Se NA] : FOR NOTHING happened. they blend them in that can't-be-
on Pp restau, | td ra, p, VE «0. t
rant. While here the Lewistown band, den iE { } oA J fh, : THEN I cheated =a little, copied Chesterfield way. You'll
x : : y . - . . | - es» say “they satisfy, —
a uniformed and splendidly trained , d AND IT spelled this.
musical organization, fostered by the ? wild aL 1 & Apeiie
Chamber of Commerce, will give a con- i EO : = rd i “GRAMMASHOTTA SEVEN."
cert. The party will travel in fifty auto- 5 : = — —
mobiles, acd will consist of Lewistown's i | er Have you lost your appetite?
most progressive citizens, and they ex- y 2 Ji Do you get so tired with the
tend to the general public an invitation 1 : 2 day's duties that you're unable
to come out and enjoy the concert. § . / to enjoy an evening with
The itinerary 1s as follows : Up the . : friends or at the movies once
Kishacoquillas valley to Belleville, Hunt- : \! £7 in a while? Are you losing
ingdon, Williamsburg, Holidaysburg, Lf ." your rosy cheeks and your oS NN |
Altoona ; concert at Lakemont Park, springy step? : 4 i / 4 ; : M Te
dinner at Altoona ; returning by way of : Dr. Miles’ Tonic N : :
Bellewood, Tyrone, Spruce Creek, State was made to restore health to people in your condition. It has been, ee TE S
College, Centre Hall. of t benefit to thousands who were afflicted just as you are,
Last year the advertising tour was to don’t you try a bottle? Get in line for better health —
Milton, Sunbury and Northumberland, today. .Every Drug Store carries Dr. Miles’ Medicines, 1 Licoerr & Myers Tosacco Co.
and ae Joar previous to Harrisburg : : .
arlisle, aia - “
“QATISFY that’s the