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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mrs. Austin Krape and daughter, Miss
Edna Krape, of Sunbury, are attending
Grange fair.
Centre Hall teachers are attending in-
stituteand the Grange Picnic, and are
therefore having a busy time.
Prof. L. O. Packer left on Monday for
Pittsburg were he began a term of
teaching on Tuesday morning.
Reports that the Grange Fair com-
mittee had taken out insurance against
rain on Wednesday and Thursday, are
incorrect,
Miss Cora Boal, who has been in deli-
cate health for a year or more, is critic
ally ill at this writing at her home in
Centre Hall,
A daughter was born to Mr, and Mrs,
Robert Burchfield, on Monday of this
week, he father is a former Potter
township boy and the family now lives
at Montgomery.
Says the State College Times: Rev.
J. Max Kirkpatrick, pastor of the Centre
Hall Presbyterian charge, delivered a
very good sermon Sunday evening in the
local Methodist church,
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Zerby, of West
Brownsville, are in Centre Hall for the
week. Mr. Zerby continues as a rail-
road engineer, His son, Charles, is a
State Forester and is located at Clarion.
A peck of Wealthy apples, a variety
inferior to none for flavor and appear-
ance, found their way to the senior edi-
tor's table, Monday morning. Every
apple in the lot is a prize winner, And
here are our thanks.
O. M. Lonberger, of Pleasant Gap,
was a caller at this office on Tuesday.
He is out for the office of tax collector of
Spring Township, and has the endorse-
ment of both the Democratic and Re-
publican parties.
The Reporter gratefully acknowledg-
es an invitation to be present at the in-
auguration of Jcha Martin Thomas, D.
D., Litt.D., L. L. D., as president of the
Pennsylvania State College, which will
take place on Friday, October
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Keller
Robert Keller, of Pittsburg,
bere on Sunday and greeted
quaintances on Grange park. They
accompanied by Mr. Keller's
J. S. Deary,
*
14th.
and son
motored
and a grandson.
The Reporter, in order that its force
might enjoy the Encampment and Fair
with the rest of the people, came off the
press early Wednesday morning, and we
expect to have a good time for the re-
mainder of the two big days.
Three autoloads of people, incluc
Mr. and Mrs. D. 1k Smith, of Centre
Hall ; Howard,
from
Fran
a party from
Boalsburg, the last in
and one
charge of
Daniel Meyers, motored to the Modocs'
hunting camp last week and enjoyed
several days in the mountains,
Ralph son of J. Wesley
Tressler, of near Cemtre Hall,
while sitting on a mower, cutting second
crop of clover for J
Wednesday afternoon of last
was taken to the Bellefonte
nine o'clock that
half later
for appendicitis, and be is
along first rate,
Mr. and Mrs, R. P. Brecon and daugh-
ters, Misses Mabel and Grace, of Horse.
head, New Yotk, Mr. and
Mrs. H. E. Fye, the former ah the lat.
ter being brother and
Brown is a brick setter, and he is pleas-
ed to state that the brick works are runp-
ning in good order while many other
industries in that section of the Empire
state are closed
Tressler,
took sick
Cloyd Brooks, on
week and
hospital at
night. An hour and a
an operation was performed
now gelling
are guests of
sister, Mr.
N
tignt,
Mr, and Mrs. A. E. Person, of Tren-
ton, N. ]., accompanied by Mr. and Mrs
Frank Meehan, of College Point, Long
Island, motored to Centre Hall Monday
for a few days visit with Mrs,
mother, Mrs. M. E. Strobm. Mr, and
Mrs. Person have been motoring
through New England with Mr. and
Mrs. George Robertson, of Hartford.
Mrs. Meehan will be remembered as
Laura Strohm, formerly of Centre Hall.
Mr. Meehan is actively connected with
the Westchester-Biltmore Country Club
at Rye, N. Y., being developed at a
cost of $7,000,000, by John McE. Bow-
man, of the Pershing Square Hotels, in
New York City, and by other prominent
men,
Person's
BOALSBURG
Mrs, John Zeigler and son, of Altoona,
were over Sunday visitors with friends
here,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fisher, of Sunbury,
visited at the Fisher home from Satur.
day until Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Johan Stover and son, of
Philadelphia, are visiting at the home of
Rev. 8. C. Stover.
Miss Rhoda Hartson, of State College,
spent Sunday with friends here,
City and California.
home,
Mr. and Mrs, E, R, Tussey and child-
ren, of Arch Springs, visited at the
William Goheen home over Sunday.
Miss Mary I. Cox, of Evanston, Ill.
is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Frank
McFarlane,
Misses Margaret Barr and Jean Pat.
terson, Mrs. Margaret Pride and Messrs,
Fred Ishler and Spencer Pride, of Iselin,
visited at the P, 8. Ishler home from
Sunday until Monday.
GREAT RED LETTER HUNT
$60 In Cash Priz
Altoona Booster Style Show
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13
Promptly at 8 o'clock on Tuesday evening, Sept. 13, the merchants
listed below will unveil their windows. Look for the RED LETTER in
his window and write the letter opposite his name in the square below,
If the letter H appears in the box uffice of the Strand Theatre,
put an H opposite Strand Theatre on this card. When you have discov
ered all the letters you will have a complete sentence. Write your name
and address on the dotted lines and hurry to the booth where you will get
this card. The first person who brings in a card correctly filled out will
receive $15 in cash ; the second to report will receive $10 | the third, $s,
and the next 30 persons having their card correctly filled out will receive
this contest Watch the win-
Clip this advertisement
Example :
Everybody may take part in
Sept. 13.
$1.00 each.
dows at 8 o'clock, Tuesday evening
and use it in case you don't get a car rd.
Altoona Booster Association
Name of Contestant .
Street
City .
Woolworth Co
1312 11th Ave,
Sovyster Shoe Co,,
1126 11th St.
Alder’s Millinery,
1327 11th Ave,
Stifler Company,
111g 11th Ave,
Federal Baking Co.,
1105 11th St
The Shoe Market, Bendheim's,
1520 11th Ave, 1302 11th
Strand Theatre, Schwartz Bros.
512 11th Ave. 1301 11th Ave.
Leapold & Bigley, Boe
1123 11th Ave.
Brooks Music House,
1206 11th St,
5
ave,
king & Meredith,
106 11th St.
Altoona Elect. St
1120 12th Ave.
Budde Bros ,
Ma: Temple
1 1 Theatre,
sth Ave & 11th St
1pply,
Kline Bros., C
1305 11th A
olonial Hotel Wn,
1124 12th Ave,
St ertacie Baz iar
1112 11th St
F. A. Winter & Son,
Cos 5 11th Ave.
W. S. Aaron
1428 11th Ave.
Altoona
Harvey & Carey
1116 11th Ave.
ox P Be )e
Myers Bros
1016 Green Ave
Grand Union Ten Co.,
1422 11th Av
VanZant Studio,
1109 11th Ave,
Goldschn
125
The Wm
1318 11th ve,
ellers & Co.,
1408 11th Ave
I. Marcus, I. B.S
1105 11th Ave.
The Shirt Waist She
1316 nth Ave,
Sometime Somewhere
Someone
ASK US FOR PRICES ON
ROOFING, PAINTS
AND OILS
or Anything in HARDWARE.
And same will be gladly furnished,
H. P.Schaeffer Hardware
BELLEFONTE
tember is 50 Pianos,
prices now in force.
stock.
$50.
since 1896,
and terms.
reduction.
at a moderate price.
Oct. 1st.
1
lars and catalogue,
Name «ilu
Town .
Piano ,
Player
Player changed to 88 note
a reduction of
as this offer expires on
A. J. HARTER
1435
1108
11th Ave,
15th Street,
Altoona, Pa.
Drawing an Audience.
or Letterkink-—-I'm
a gathering In the
audience
Your towns
science?
much But
p the ad of
nic Forces"
f “Cosmic.”
10 an
Her Suspicion,
{ see 58 Brooklyn wom-
an has applied to the courts for help
her hus
loved to death by
kisses her 000
from being
band, who, Ae Says,
times a day
Mrs. Gotham
a man can do so many
that he has to apologize
that
FARM
Milimout
ACTeS RiDOGU
12 ncres in fine white oak
ouse and tenant house, bank
good condition. Easy
her information address JESSE
Pa. R 2
4 an't understand how
wrong things
a8 much as
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE —~
Letters of administration, ¢. 4 8. on the estate
of FRANKLIN GFRERER, laste of Potter town-
ship, deceased,
Letters of administration on the shove estate
having been duly granted 10 the undemsigned, she
would respectiull Iv request all persons knowing
themselves indebted 10 the estate to make imme
diate payment and those having claims saint
the same to present them duly suthentiosted
without delay for settlement.
BADIE E. GFRERER, Administmatriz, eo. tL. a
Ceutre Hall, Ps
deltly & Bower, Allys
Beliclonte, Pa Bhone
For Sale: Rebuilt 12-24 La
Crosse Tractor—a bargain at
$450. 4-H. P. Gas Engine for
$50 Two-base Oliver Tract-
or Plow, $90.— Cleve H. Eung-
ard, Spring Mills, Pa.
FOR SALE.-C
i pinery.—C,
plete set
P. LONG,
Ss
planing
The Split
An infinitive Is said to be split when
an adverb or adverbial phrase is in
| serted between “to” and the infinitive
fis “to readily see” this construction
Infinitive,
in not considered good English. As a
equivalent of the apos
may be used with the
trophe “gor it
apostrophe “g”
might menn “a
Ing of Wilson's"
Wilson's sayings,” said by Wilson him.
self. You could say “This Is a hat of
my father's,” meaning one out of his
numerous hats The English
avolds the use of the genitive
whenever possible
trophe
would be “one of
ianguage
sign “of”
ie 4aPos-
», preferring tl
rs hat”
with “8.” my fathe
Water Cause of Goiter,
Geiter is epidemic In important
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zones of South America, especially the
region and certain mountain
tropical South Amer.
Up to the present no Investigations
been made of the water from
regions; but recently
succeeded In >
producing
¢ Syerin wntal golt
them
ter in white rats after
feeding with water from the
province of Ralta These Investigs
tions should be repeated on large
scale on then
account of their great
retical and practical importance. They
tend to confirma the theory that water
is one of the transmitting a
goiter,
gencies of
The Superior People,
: prociamation
WHE re
+ Mohammedan
community; rai be to God and
peace lor having made us superior to
other creat ng granted us
this holiday, which has spread all
through this Island among us all bot)
and th
those who lis EA
who live on the mainland, those who
live in the =
in the north,
male and femal
rejoleings on
ter, the
Came
owner
NOTICE
No Merchandise
will be charged
during
this
Sale,
prise you all.
$20. Suits reduced to
30. a“ 4 “
45. & . 4 i“
50 11 €“ “i
$12.00
15.00
22.50
30.00
NOTICE
Everything Must be
as represented
Or money
will be
refunded
i &“
25.00
20.00
10.00
“i é &“
fe “
850
6.00
4.50
12.00
10.00
$1.00 Work Shirts, reduced to
25¢ Heavy Sox,
25¢ Canvas Gloves *' $1
3 50 Overalls -“
s5¢ Dress Sox .
5 oo Silk Hose u
8.00
5.00
1 =
14¢ 350
85¢
soc
Shoes - Shoes
7.00
6.00
498
2.98
2.49
1.98
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$1250