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THURSDAY, JUNE 1s, 1022
High Prices for Jerseys.
What is said to be the best sale of
Jersey cattle in the United States this
year was that conducted on Saturday
by T. 8. Cooper & Son on their Lin-
dengrove farm at Coopersburg. Six-
ty-one head were sold for $60,900, an
average of $998 a head.
The animals disposed of were twen-
ty-three cows, thirty heifers, one helf-
er calf and seven bull calves. The to-
tal, considering the fact that no bulls
were offered, was remarkable, The
highest priced animal knocked down
was the cow Financial Fawn, medalist,
bought by O S. Widener, of Lynwood
farm, Ogontz, for $4,000, who also
bought the bull calf Cid of Linden, for
$3,500.
Cherrles on Apple Tree.
Here is a good one from Georgetown,
Deleware, and is hard to match:
A tree that produced apples last year
and is filled with cherries this year, i8
the unusual sight on the William Bag-
ley farm, near Onancock, where crowds
the
of the several pur-
have been wiewing phenomenon
The tree
chased from a nursery, and was bought
was one
for an apple tree. In every appearance
it is an apple tree. Last year it bore
for the first time
This vear the tree is filled with cher-
No
its
three fine apples
ries and not a sign of an apple.
one has. been .able to exphin
strange conduct.
Bride S81; Groom 80.
Michael Aultz, aged 80
Matilda Rhodes, 81 years of age,
a marriage license in Lewis-
married the
Crumbling,
years, and
se
cured
same day
of
in
and were
Rev. L.. E.
Trinity Utiited Evangelical church
town
by pastor
that «city.
Transfers of Real Estate.
A. A. Frank, exr., to J. W.
in Aaronsburg; $600,
Ww. ux,
tract in
Jower,
tract
to Sara J
$350.
to Philip
Geo. Woodring, et
Rine,
Adam H.
R. Hall,
$400.
Harry Dukeman, sheriff, to Common-
wealth Truct Co., tract
$125.00.
Harry
Worth twp...
Krumrine,
tract
et ux,
et ux, in State College;
in Spring town-
ship;
sheriff, to Clarence
$3,100,
to Wm. P
$1000,
Al-
Charter
Dukeman,
Kiser, tract in Patton
Wm. D.
Warner, tract
twp.;
Custard, et ux,
in State College:
Celia Snyder, et al, to Bellefonte
Association Penn State
tract
umni
Epsilon Fratermity,
$L ;
Emma E. Wilson to
in State Col-
fege;
Daniel Show-
ers, tract in State College; $300.
REBERSBURG,
Jerome Meyer is on the sick list
James Miler and family, of Sunbury.
are guests at the Elmer Miller home.
Harry Garret is building a spacious
porch to the front of his residence.
Orvis Frank and family are visiting
relatives at this place.
Adam Brungart Is having his resi-
dence painted
Mrs. Ida Hostermman and two grand-
daughters are visiting in this vicinity
Mr Mrs. William Minnick, of
Mifflinburg, spent Sunday at the home
and
of their son Lester, in this place.
Constable George Corman spent a
few days the past week at Pittsburgh
on special business.
One day last week the Stork visited
the home of Lee Wolf
little girl.
Palmer Weaver,
and left a wee
wife and daughter,
are visiting at the home of Mr. Weav-
er's parents in this place.
Miss Emma Moyer, who was em-
ployed as musical director at State Co!-
lege High school, returned home last
Thursday and will spend the summer
months under the parental roof
SPRING MILLS
The silk mill is running full time.
William Smith is on the sick list.
Mrs. Bessie Cummings and little son
are visiting at the W. M. Grove home.
Mrs. Jasper Wagner returned on
Monday from a visit to her parents at
Lewisburg.
Mrs. Daniel Slagle, who represented
the Rebekahs at Pittsburgh, returned
home on Baturday.
Children's Day exercises deld in the
Evangelical church on Sunday even-
ing were well attended, and were ex-
cellent.
An auto wreck on Sunday created
quite an excitement. A Mr. Harkinson
in trying to pass Bright Bitner's milk
truck at the corner of Long's estore,
ran in the ditch and crashed into Am-
mon Decker's fence. He was cut about
the face and hands: James Zerby, who
was riding with him, was shaken up
pretty badly.
David McCloskey was hoeing corn
at 6 o'clock last Friday, the morning
of his 91st birthday, which he quietly
celebrated at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Nefl McDonald, in Lock Haven.
Orchards throughout Nittany valley
are not unlike those of Penns Valley
in regard to fruit bearing. In many
orchards there will be no apples at all.
It is most unusual in this section of
the state to have two seusons go by
without an apple crop.
A BAT wre
CATARRHAL Dar iNESS
is eatly relieved by constitutional treat-
dy HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
is a constitutional remedy. Catarrhal
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con-
dition of the mucous lining of the Eusta-
chian Tube. When this tube is inflamed
you heve a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely closed,
Deafness is the result. Unless the in-
flammation can be reduced, your hearing
may he destroved forever HALL'S
CATARRH MEDICINE acts through the
blood on the mucous surfaces of the sys-
tem, thus reducing the inflammation and
assisting Nature in restoring normal cons
ditions. .
Circulars free. All Druggists.
¥. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, ORD
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Insurance and
Real Estate
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SICK
With a Bad Cold
“When my son Ellis was sick
with a cold last winter I gave him
Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy
It helped him at once and quick-
ly broke up his cold.” Mrs. P.
O. Stuchell, Homer City, Pa.
Get it from your druggist at 35 cents
per bottle, large size 60 cents.
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COMPLETE LINE OF
CHAMPION
FARM MACHINERY
and REPAIRS
Be sure you see the Champion Line and
get prices before buying any farm im-
plements you may need,
THE EMBLEM OF
TRU I'HFUL
ADVERTISING
« EVERY
WEDNESDAY
ALTOONA'’S
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AUCTIONEER.
CENTRE HALL, PA.
small sale
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
LINDEN HALL, CENTRE CO, PA.
Deeds, Mortgages, Wille, &o, written aca ~x.
eouted with enre, All legal business prompt!
attended to, Hpecial attention given Lo soit
ting of Estates, Marriage Licenses, Auic.u
pile Licenses, and a other Applic ai
Blanks kept on hand,
sande or good sor
are reasonable; all 1 nsk
odbp
3-burner Oil Stove,
Mrs,
who think the world FOR BALE
to col« | good condition Apply 0
debt, Funk, Centre Hall,
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NIEMAN'S
for Month of June.
GET YOUR
LIGHTWEIGHT GARMENT
You are going to buy a Summer Garment
sometime in the near future. Why not get
one of these Very New Ideas that are so
pleasing to the eye and so comfortable to the
body, yet so moderately priced that they are
within reach of all.
It
real service to you if yous but f:ast your eyes
vill do you a world of good and be of
upon these
Wonderful Creations of
LIGHT-WEIGHT
Summer Clothes.
D. J. Nieman,
“Always Reliable”
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LEGAL ADVEL ... .
Bra me Rei AEE rs Bers i TE TT £ apr
the United States,
In testimony whereof witness my hand
No. 121% :
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT D. BR. CRISBINGER,
HoJulle Comptroller of the Curren
EOF COMPTROLLER OF THE
CURRENCY
Ina} " + DMINISTRATORE ROTIVE ~~
Washington, DD, C., May -——
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented Letters of administestion on (he ewiate of
he undersigned, it has been o HARRY C. BHIRK, iste of Centre Hall Borough,
bat Centre County, Pa , deceased,
Letters o! administration on the shove esials
ndnly granted to the undersigned they
wpectinlly request all perrons EnNowing
vil § ted Lo thie estate LO make Imamne-
mest and those haviog claims seein
duly sutheuticetled
r setilement, —
LIZABEIrH E SHIEK, Admrx,
ANE BRADFORD, Admr
Centre Hall, Pa,
mads 10 appear
ving twee
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entre and btate of
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“TE DZEN Just spread it on a
Nod Board, The moment they
{ouch it--they're Done !
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A. E. KERLIN & SON
CENTRE HALL, PA
Breon’s Garage
MILLHEIM
THE REO SPEED WAGON
For the purpose designed, |
pelled Vehicle in
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of any project or objective inevitably
culminates in success. 1 he business
men of any community are among
the most potent factors in its growth
and progress. The greater their ef-
forts, individually and as a whole, the more rapid
this progress and growth. And the strength of
their efforts is governed in a large measure by the
co-operation and patronage the people extend to
them,
and you have gone a long way tow-
ard discharging your civic obligations
to the town in which you live, and
of whose facilities and advantages
you avail yourself.
A GOOD LINE TO SELECT FROM
REO, NASH, WILLYS-
KNIGHT and OVERLAND
Open and Closed Models
FORD Cars and Service.
United States Tires Reduced
Per Cent. off list
NOW IS YOUR TIME TO BUY
BREON & WEAVER
MILLHEIA, PA.
FIX THAT ROOF
while
The Sun Shines.
SEE
Cresson Lumber Co.
STATE COLLEGE, PA.
J. G. MARKS, Sec. and Treas.
Both Phones