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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
THURSDAY, "DECEMBER 7. 1922
REBERSBURG,
on Tuesday
Harry Confer moved to
Madisonburg.
Randell Miller and family,
bury, spent part of this week visiting
rejfitives in this place,
Charles: Page bought a building dot
in the heart of town of James Ziegler,
and expects to erect.un dwelling house
Ralph Gramley, a student at Selins
spent his Thanksgiving vacation
this place,
and son Orvis,
visiting
of Sun-
grove,
with his parents in
Ammon Shroyer
Park,
relatives in this place.
James Harbuch, who is employed at
the trade, Is
Mrs,
of Maple IWinods, are
carpenter
at home.
suffered a
ago, is
Johnsonburg at
spending this week
Mrs. Edlas Breon, who
paralytic stroke several weeks
at this
One
writing in a oritical condition.
last week the fourteenth
was born to Mr. and Mrs John
The entire family
day
child
Day
is Hving.
Samuel Bierly
it's & boy.
installed an
his butcher
with
recently
grinder In
do
¢le¢tric meat
ghop which wil AWRY hand
grinding.
SPRING MILLS
The Vocational school had two days
action at Thanksgiving.
J. Victor Royer
and a few days following
Rew and family spent
Trasksgiving
at the C. E. Royer home.
Morris
shoppers on
Misses Delsie .and Isabelle
1.6 ©»
urday. . &
different camps
were Bellefonte Sat
The Swect-
and
Finkle
CONS,
a bear
wert
I and conducting busi-
© Means,
emote sections order and
and tracto parts
ling
pro
vimsell is sel
mail. Farm
nd even Hv
pare el post.
52.605 miles
46.254 In
srtent mileage
Nevada, 124.
and
sn ctliscism————
No Scrapping of Ships,
you recall that
called
‘t was
conference at
Hard-
the
filled
by the United
Italy
discovered that
Washington by President
“Reg recd”
f the ocenin #h
with ships to be
that
wid be
scrapped
States, Great Britain, and
io
and these wore
France,
Japan? It is now
date only a few ships,
entirely useless, have been scrapped
Not a ship of value
in the
counfries to the
war bas been
of the
in
hidden deep by any
agreement.
Transfers of Real Estate.
N: A. of to Boyd N
Johneton, in State College; $600,
Eva D. Luse, et al, to Harry l.
Ebright, tract in Centre Hall; $2,509.
John Kerstetter, Sr. to John H. Ker-
r gtetter, Miltheim: $423.36.
T. D. Buddinger's Admrs., to Louise
Driscoll, tract in Snow Bhoe: $5,500
Driscoll to W. D. Hall,
in Bnow Shoe; $5,500,
May, 8. Dorworth, et to
E. Rockey, tract in Bellefonte;
Malinda Wetzel to WW. 0.
trict in Miltheim; $112.50,
W. O. Royer, et ux, t, 8. W.
ley, tract in Miltheim; $650,
LUDENS
ALG TST HE TS
(d nose and lhroa!
Give Quick Relief
Hansen, ux,
tract
trict In
Louise tract
Elmer
$2,550.
Royer,
of
Gram-
bar,
»
Cache Where Indians
Munitions Found in Cave
Wayne County, Kentucky,
a
in
Ruins of what once was a flourish-
in a cave 14 miles east of Mill Springs,
opinion of Prof. A. M. Miller, head of
the department of geology at the Unl-
versity of Kentucky.
fessor Miller, produced arrow heads to
tip the shafts of Indian braves whose
squirrel rifie supplanted the bow, was
Kentucky.
Professor
Miller returned reaqintly
prospected for caves, rockhouses and
old Indian village sites, favorable
ground for the finding of extinct mam-
malian remains,
“T'wo rockhouses and one cave were
examined,” he sald. “In one of these,
about fourteen miles east of Mill
Springs, numerous arrow heads In vari
ous stages of completion were scat
tered at a shallow depth over the floor,
furnishing evidence that this shelter
formerly was an arrow head workshop
of aborigines.”
The ‘ather rockhouse also gave evi
dence of having been a popular resort
of the aborigines. Human bones found
in the eave lead to the belief that it
had been used as a burial | Pace,
SCARED BY UNUSUAL SOUND
Music (7) of Motor Horn Drove Lions
From Oxen Which Had Seemed
to Them Easy Prey.
The toot of a single motor horn has
been found sufficient, In Africa, to
quiet stampeded oxen and cause & trio
of flesh-hunting lions to slink away
inte the bushes.
Two native drivers recently
conducting a wagon drawn by sixteen
oxen to the raffroad camp, In the wilds
near Nakuru, the site of the new Ussin
Gishu rallroad. when the oxen
attacked by three lions. The drivers
fled to nearby The oxen be-
came panic-stricken and dashed down
the rough road, along the
body of one ox, killed by the lions,
with the swaying wagon behind them.
The lions followed thelr prey.
This was the mad procession that
greeted a lone motorist at a curve of
the road. He had no rifle, and it was
almost an unconscious movement that
took his hand to the horn button. At
the first sound the lions seerned
plussed. * The motorist then blew
and long. As the uncar ng nn
tained shriek rose above the
the frightened 1 ils the
AWAY SINOng ry rocks, headed
shelter of the bush, and
swung clear of the dust-covered
and came to a stop at the side
of the road.
were
wore
trees,
dragging
aon
loud
Hs
nor of
lions xu
f
for the
the oxen
atte
mobile
Heard Here and There,
“Opportunity,” divulged
peck, “knocks but once,
pot of the feminine
“Might,” explained
gently to the little man
pommeling rather ungentiy,
right, but it helps a whele | hot,
“Religion,” cried the
lazy explanation of mystery.”
“Things left unsaid,” wept ne
successful flirter whose object of ‘Qh
tation refused to respond with even 8
gingle syllable, “often hurt more than
things spoken.”
sah. bah!" answered the
when asked his opinion of a piece of
free verse just read him,
He Auto Look Bad.
“Good afternoon, Mrs. Jones!” exe
claimed Mr. Brown. “What a coinchk
dence, meeting you. 1 ran inte your
hushand an hour ago.”
“How funny!” replied Mrs. Jones
“And how did you think he was look:
ing?”
“Pretty poorly.”
“Well, I'm surprised to hear you
say that. Everyone says he is look-
ing much better lately.”
“Well, he looked bad enough an
hour ago,” sald Mr. Brown,
“1 wonder why that was,” sald MPs.
Jones,
“Oh, 1 can tell you that” sald Mr.
Brown. “You see, I was in my car
when I ran into him."-—Farm Life
———————
Short and, Sweet.
Following is the weekly correspond.
ence between a wife at the seashore
and her husband In town: They have
been married a lot of years and the
letters from the lonely wife are of a
touching nature. They are all alike
and so are the replies,
Dear. Fred—Please send check,
Dear Lottie—Inciosed find check,—
New York Evening Mall
the hone
proving it is
sex.”
the big mae
whom he wae
“isn't
atheist, “iz 8
the
bahy
Mighty Few Do. .
“Why don't you join a golf club?"
“Man, 1 don't know how to play
golf.”
“That's no reason. Ninety percent
of the golf club members don't know
how to play the game, either.”—De-
troif Free Press,
Record Earth Girding.
The fastest trip around the world,
consuming 81 days, 21 hours and an
minutes, was made by John Henry
Mearg, in 1013.
To Test Jar Covers.
Screw the top on the jar without
the rubber. If the thumb pall ean
be inserted between the cover and the
glass, the top is usually defective
Population in Belgium,
According to the latest official fig
ures. the population of Belgium is
TATE 840.
Thé Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year.
ELL rind Lio
| is an acule attack o
i tarrh may le
HALLS
ad to ¢
i { ATA i
| taken Internally and
| Blood on the Muce
{ bystem.,
and assisting
conditions,
All Druggists,
Nature
Cire
EXPERIENCE 1
AND
A GIRL,
FOR GENERAL
WORK.
JUSTICE OF
LINDEN HALL, C
Deeds, Mortgages, Wi
ecuted with care, All le
attended to, Special al
KITCHEN | Si of tate
|! Blanls ep! on hand
G. A. DAVIS
RESTAURANT
BURNHAM, - PA.
BELL PHONE 264.
NOTICE~TRAPPERS AND
COLLECTORS,
FUR
business
Mills
will
I will open my place of
at Lee's Conl Office at Spring
on TUESDAY, NOV, 8th, and
wapsm EN TR
iam LLLP
ot “colds in the
3 i 3
Acute Ca-
Catarrh.
CINE is
acts through the
of the
the inflammation
in restoring normal
ulars free.
Toledo, Ohkios
Jd ™ arep
THE PEACE
ENTRE CO, PA
written acd x
ed busi ew prom pris
tention given 0 «rig
Au” Do
other Appilestr--
Nov 2h v2
be prepared to receive your Fars
N. X. City
your goods and receive a
deal,
nt prices. Bring In
square
FARM MA
and REI
the
JEREMIAH ZETTLE,
Spring Mills, Pa.
CYRUS BRUNGART, ri
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
CENTRE HALL, PA.
oat net i
get pr
lements v¢
C. E. FLINK
eH
CHINERY
PAIRS
«DE RIN
1
need
Centre Hall |
Produce Both
With Purina Chows °
Why do Purind-fed hens
lay more eggs right through
the moult? It's because
they get more protein and
it A lots of it for feath-
ers and eggs. Feathers run
as high as 907: protein.
Whites of eggs are nearly
all protein. Feed a balanced
ration—
Enough Protein for
Feathers and Eggs
PurinaChows ke2p the hens
from robbing their flesh to
get the materials they need.
Get a shorter moult and
more winter eggs. Askabout
the Purina Guarantee—
More Eggs or
Money Back
BRADFORD & COM
CENTRE HALL, PA.
P
The
Centre Hall, Pa.
Notes for Redemption.
numbers, have been ealled for redemption on
and will cease to bear Interest on that date.
In ordir te facilitate this redemption the Treasury
tional Bank before Dee. 15, 1022,
We make no charge for the transfer and redempiion
notee are ure glad to render this serviee,
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-
WANTED. —~Men or women to take
ly broke up his cold.” Be
J 3 F = ; ord 18 among friends ard neighbors for
0. Stuchell, Homer Kc ty the genuine gusraniesd hosiery, full lines for
men, women sand children, Klimirstes darn
ing, We 1ay §1 an hour for spare tlwe or $40
a weak for full time. Exneriencs nnoecomars
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him
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CENTRE HALL, PA
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BEFORE
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.
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Both Phones