Soni og aA . ie Se fo hvac nd THE CENTRE REPORTER. THURSDAY, MAY 1922 | & REBERSBURG, Shaffer this writing. Harry Samual is seriously #1 ‘at Ziegler is having his new house painted. Mrs. Howard Miller, who spent the past winter in the western part of the this place the and will spend the of arrived at part of last summer here, Mrs. Henry state, week occupying a part Chestie Stover's house. Meyer, dition built Mrs. tient Esq., is having an ad to his dwelling house. Elias Breon, who Lock Haven underwent was a pa- in the hospital and who an operation, returned benefited, was home, greatly Adam Wolf the Bellefq of abscess recently taken to for side, hospital treatment nite an in his Breon and family, who were in the at relatives this vicinity returned to their Monday week past week, home Pitt One day last had the sbhurgh on Limbert the Harry fall rendered misfortune to down him sum home, which nscioba physician could not find that was that Mr. inwardly. moned who any Lim-~ He bones were broken, but hurt GEORGES VALLEY and family spent Sun- Roy Zet- his son, Reeder visited at Cummings on Sun ' [.. Lingle and tpka made a trip to Lock lay last week # Homer 11 y J. B of Spring Ripka home on wl ¥ Milton were and Sunday visitors Barger er home ingle, Mrs, J, By Ripk and Mrs. Ho Lewisurg ‘kerman i pesday at Proposed Bullding at State. § lar properties at State 3 Qafe propefay, Houtz and the have been + and and erect Messrs. AnCe buildi and high. The he best in th » basement Forest Fires In Centre County. jast week, cne of the Conteh county t-MeNitt ctween tim- Hecla extremely dry langerous con- s» fire spread fore it was All- a hard fight wardens had from land lartiey, singer spreading to the in vicinity was destroyed as well as nests. This is the birds perished in the damage nest- the forest and an- 2 good many The total to $750.00 forest will This includes old trees just starting damage be because no give squir< man can or young amount timber and young The estimated, out, actual cannot man can the actual value of a pheasant, rel, or rabbit. No how many nests birds were burned up. No man can the number of tree seeds were burned up and which have grown into the good old- fashioned kind of forests of long ago. Just as long as people are careless fn burning brush, as in this instance, just so long will the people of Penn- sylvania be compelled to pay good hard earned money for increased taxes for fighting fires, for Importing lum- ber into the state to take the place of that which is burned; pay the freight on this lumber that is im- ported. Pennsylvania pays twenty- five million dollars in freight alone on lumber imported into this state. Keep the fires out of our forests and we wil be balancing our books on the right side of the ledger. Over ninety per cent of our forest fires are due to carelessness. People who burn brush on dry, windy days, such as we are having now, must ex- pect to have forest fires and must al- #0 expect to pay for thelr neglect In letting them escape to the lands of others. Anyone wishing to burn brush should notify the nearest fire- warden mo that steps may be taken to prevent the escape of fire from lands on which they are started —W. J. Bartschat, District Forester, Milroy, Pa. (Penn State Foreat.) turkey, tell just eatimate Svhich might to tt AE Seri sr gi wo - List OF JURORS. ing May 16th. Grand Jurors. Mrs. Uriah Auman, housekeeper. Alber Bergner. merchant Luther Bickett, John Barr, farmer Penn Ferguson DW. miner 8 W. Oscar Mrs. Foreman, Gramlgy, Grazier, Frank G cashier. ......Millheim farmer housekeeper, State College Shoe ardner, Snow . State A. A, D FP. roe, Homan, gentleman. H. H. Leitzell, butcher WwW. D. Marshall, farmer Samuel Miller, laborer..........¢ Spring Mrs. N. McCauslan, Phbg John Peace, Edward Richards, Michael Spiker, Wm. F. Shope. George Thomas, Mrs. Thompson, housekeeper, laborer Bfte. Spring manufacturer, retired reporter laborer Jane I. housekeeper. . College Thomas, salesman... Phil Way, 8. Williams, Qa. Jacob laborer merchant, ... Traverse Jurors. Mrs. Harry Askins, housekeeper...... Aske y, farmer J. Beck, laborer..... Be Mrs, Biddle, Samuel Breon, lobert lefonte housekeeper. 2 Ha Pearl Spring farmer. fmoon Clyde 8. Confer, Mrs. Bess C William Crigpen, cott W. Walter Noah Ww Eby, Willard Fisher, f George W., F Robert E. Finkle, Harry C. Gilmour, Ahomas Hazel, George Hamer, Frank Hoffman, merchant laborer 5 lark, housekeeper... gentleman. Snow Shoe Decker, farmer Greg Dunklebarger, dairyman. Spring abo warmer Un isher, farmer farmer farmer merchant miller lobert Herman, salesman Mrs. The Samuel Kling Lytle John B. Miles, farmer Mrs. Ida McClel Kurtz, houseked Chas mas King, Daley ian n H. D. Meek, merchant Jolin Miller, I. H. Musser John W. Miller, John McG Rev. M. 8B. Mellett 8. R. McCaleb, Laura Monse Mann warles M. Miller ward J. Musser Neff, laborer Roberta Noll Osman, G farmer wern George {'} Hi Gilbert Mrs 8S BB undert Samuel Poorman Mrs. A. Pars Fred W. Rachau, E. Snyder, Roy merchan Stiver, farmer gy a . eT 4 Son Joaaph Shoctaker, a, JPerguaon Spearly, Pe pay rh ls mest farmer. ......... Benner . Bellefonte .Milesburg lellefonte . Bellefonte Liberty housekeeper Shoe | John | Reuben Spangler, clerk, ... laborer...... clerk. ..... salesman... i Howard Spear, Edward Struble, 13. Frank Smith, | Alonzo Schenck, Mrs, W. C. Snyder, laborer oro Snow Shoe Potter Marion College Snow James Uzzle, coal operator, Wm. 8 Walker, WwW. H. Weaver, John D. Wertz, Lawrence Williams, Weaver, Way, farmer farmer fArmer........ laborer. Bellefonte { Thos, C. i Mrs, plasterer Haines Laucretia housekeeper. ... Ferguson Curtin Auction Sale at Melss’ Store, at Colyer, on Saturday Evening, May 13. An be G. R Colyer, Saturday evenl If are look- 't fail to attend. auction sale will held at the Meliss store, May 13th. don on ng, for you | ing bargains, LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS, No TREASURY OFFICE OF 12182 DEPARTMENT COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY Was! THE ington, DD, C., May 5, 1922 Where the unc thant THE 1%, hy atl sfactory ev lersigned, idence presented to it has been made (0 appear PIRST NATIONAL BANK 'RE HALL { In the Borough of Centre Hall, in the County © Centre and State of Pennsylvania, has compl with all the Di ovisions of the Statutes of the United States ed to be complied with be fore an Asso ciation shall be authorized to com mence the business of Banking | we 1, D. R. Crissinger, Cy hereby certify the “THE BANK OF C CEN IR} y of Centre Hall, in the tate of Pennsylvania ence the jhiness ection Fifty-one ised Statutes OF CEN ¢ y hand bh 4 Pe day of May, CRISSINGER, ptrolier of the Currency Estate of WILLIAM ZERBY, late of Pa, deceased Letters of administration on the above eslate haying been duly granted in the Spdenisnen s would reepectinily request all persons KGOW themselves i ited to th ah 10 make jodiiate jay nt. and thus bBaving claims inset the same Io present (hem duly suthentl without de lay for s+ tlement DWARD C. ZERBY, Grogs 4 ons ft hin At sirgicer Spr Mille, Fs Ea DMINISTRATORS NOTICE. ~ the estate of ier Township, lotters of Adminidration mm JAMES 8 SWABS, of P Centre County, decessad ingle Lettors of Administration on the above esia‘e having been duly gr fnited the undemigned, te would resp ectfully request all persons kKDOWitg thou selves Indebad to Loe ovale W IBase GRID date payment, and those Bavitg CITA wowmb. the same (0 present them duly suthenticated for setliomaent JAMES W, SWABE, Admis TYPEWRITERS! All makes 2 and all styles $16 up. Home that were used » leased by the U. 8 Gov't Barga'on, Btate your needs and we will desen be and quot The LINOWRITER, a printing office Nx ie Ribbons any color 75¢ del ivered, Clive name and model, Carbon paper 8x13 100 sheets $1.95 deliv'd, Empire Type Foundry, Mod Wood Ty 5% Metal Type, Printers Sup plies, Buffalo, The Best Line to Centre Every Brought County by NEAR Us. COST! Come and See ae ae Tires Acceesories BREON'S GARAGE BE fn ann nti a Irn) CATARRHAL DEAKN NESS | | is greatly relieved hy constitutional tre nl ment. HALL/B CATAILHH MI DICINE i is a constitutional remedy, Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an inflamed con- dition of the mucous lining of the Eusta- chinn Tube, When this tube is inflamed you hive a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Denfness is the result Unless the ine | fiammation can be reduced, your hearing may be destroyed foreve r HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE acts through the blood on the mucous surfaces of the sys- | tem, thus reducing the inflammation a: nd assisting Nature in restoring normal con- ditions Circulars free. All ¥. J. Cheney & Co., Sate REGISTER| ATURDAY, 13, at umes W Admr, In sf James 8. Swabb, lat Bad Colds | QUICKLY CURED Mountain Restaurant New State Road Above PLEASANT GAP On «I ast winter I caught a cold that settled my : lungs and in my bronchial OP EN E VERY DAY tubes. T bottles of | : aa CHAMBERLAIN’S DRIN KS, Cough Remedy AND CIGARS, cured me,’ writes Mrs, Charles Harrold, Vander- grift, Pa. 35 cts. per bottle, large size For sale by druggists everywhere, on wo CREAM, SOFT TOBACCO Druggists, Toledo, Ohlo. MAY Swabb COMP] ET E LINE OF CHAMPION FARM MACHINERY REPAIRS v + iAne far m., J tal < G0cts, decensed, will 1% Horses chickens township, premises, miles south Millis: - » “It's the Chapest Thing I Ever Bought,” Writes Mrs. J. Mason, Va. hogs % & {or five house +1 paid $1 Mayes, uuect ing by the large 1 up, 1 recks chicks, 4 hold goods CYRUS BRUNGART, 65¢, $1.25. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. CENTRE HALL, PA Sold and guaranteed by and ime (. E. FLINK - - Centre Hall AMES W, SWABB JUTICE OF THE PEACE LINDEN HALL CENTRE OO. Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, &c, writter scuted with care. 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