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amano
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Merchant G.
up for
OO.
a new Dodge sedan.
Benner has signed
between that
Friday of last week.
place and Lewistown,
thaws during the
past week have put on somewhat of a
dimmer on
The freezes and
the wheat plants,
Your attention
Store
the
this js
is called to
in
the
advertisement
Low
feature,
sue. prices is outstanding
Miss Miriam Huyett came
from Susquehanna University
Easter vacation.
Mrs. William Jordan and Mrs. Rob-
ert Boal, of Monday,
morning, went to
Tusseyville, on
Altoona,
A
chased by
the B:
town,
touring car has been
Michael C.
vird
Dodge pur-
Delaney,
on furm, south of ariys-
Thea focal Ladies of the Golden E
realized about $73.00 gross
their home-talent play the
agle
receipts at
in Grange
: LUJAL AND PERSONAL.
Mrs, Hemphill
all-Li
a rural
il,
tele.
bee
ia quite
Hall
company
Anna
The Centre- nden
{phone company,
to
its
range ia
from Old
the system,
Fort
the
i longing
building Jdine to
Frantz corner,
It
Tuesday
20 above
but
was only degrees Zero
the stiff wind bloav-
it feel
night,
as
hall, Saturday evening.
Mra. Frank Hoy, of Snydertown,
rived th Centre Hall,
a friend of the C.
and visited them.
Miss Elen
went to State College
ar
on Saturday. She
F. Emery family
is
Friday
spend the |
Burkholder,
to
giul
on
week-end with several
chums
the college town.
Zubler
publish
Mary J. Zubler and T. M
this issue of the Reporter,
ters testamentary in. the estate of
rael J. Zubler, late of Gregg
deceased.
townsiip. |
Mra Rome Oingerich came
tre Hall on Wednesday from
nt Linden Hall to assist
Mrs. Angeline
the sale
her
Weaver, «
she will hold on
4.000
Aged
An appropriation of 32
Methodist Home for the
rone has been made by
committee of the Central
conferenced,
Mra. Lester Hosterman
teresting” little children,
n few days, were guests
terman’s mother, Mra, R
Hal.
H. W.
izen
it
ing to his age there Is little
Centre
Kreamer, the oldest
in this community,
in Centre
at his home
tertained for his recovery
Claude Dutrow gave up h
route and (Thursday)
Lewistown to enter the employ
today
Butler Oil Company &t that
will operate an oil truck and «
work about the oil station
The Dodge
ation between “the local post office and
new bus is now
raliroad station and is used
ing
was secured through the
agency and the top was
Wieland & Gingerich
for carry-
mail and passengers. The
Boozer-8mitt
firm
ne pyrchasing offa new Ford truck
i= being contemplated Ly H
Homan. Should he do seo,
tention to haul milk for
at their
He will sérve
people, delivering plant In
the
of by 1
Centre Hall route
formerly taken care aude
Dutrow.
A mixture of bull
$1.68
dealer
snd stones and
hides is the cause for a refund of
demanded by a
Max Herr, shipper.
nn bunch
other place. Among the lot
beavy Hull hide. Nhen it
congignes Williamsport the
was inspected, when it was found that
two stand stones weighing
pounds had been wrdpped
hancing the vale to the
er just that much. Max remitted for
the stones and now dg wondering just
how to get about it to
covery.
The Centre
highway over the Beven
was scraped beginning of
The operation put the road in fur
condition. The work wae done under
the supervision of H. A, McClellan, of
Tussey ville, who has a large section of
road—vetween the Centre-Millin coun-
ty line to State Collage and a portion
of the road between Potters Mills and
Centre Hall-—-under his care. The Mif.
Hin county section of the Seven Moun-
tain road is in first-class condition,
having been gernped a number of tines
during the past three weeks.
An interesting and timely article on
astronomy, writien cspedially for the
Reporter by its good friehd, the noted
Dr. Alfred Beidy, of Chicago, appears
on the front page of the Reporter
You may indeed derive muh profit by
reading the article, wikich is written
wo plainly that anyone may under-
stand. The heavens at the present
time present some wonderful sights,
und Dr. Belrly's article will help you
appreciate them . to the fullest. As
many Reporter renders know, Dr.
Beirly tu a native of Brush Valley and
has more than made good in the musi.
cal world He is gifted with the pen as
well and his writings are always well
Williamsport
Max
there
upon baught
the
n
of hides here, ind
was
seached the
at hide
twenty-one
in it, en
original sell-
make the re-
county portion of
Mountains
the
this week
morning made
had sti
farther.
ing toward
though mercury wed down a-
degrees
Walker,
at the
ten
Ww.
Produets
ert who succeeds IE,
Desvart
at Centre
the dwelling
Odd
New Berlin.
will occupy
tes
comes here
belonging the Fellows. He
from
The high winds during the past
week did con
and old. A
or
both new
number
blown
ings
fs we wholly partially
and
had losses of th
Ross, west
st of
re
om barns sheds, Among
is character
of Old Fort!
Tusseyville;
wore
Earl
Wert,
White,
Linden
Ww
north
we allace
on the Felding of
Hall. Rural
also badly damaged
farm,
lines
telephone
were in various
aot ions
ems cvs pn A A
BOALSBURG.
with
ote
SPRING
a ——
MILLS
a ,
a
POTTERS
mrson and. daughter
ia
’
Toassey ville
SHACK
BOT
Vitmer lee io narsing a very
hand
Everybody
erman back
Rev
duty
is glad to geo Cath- i
at his old po
MeClenahan,
Eutaw Hi
¢
Of
#t
Jowso of Millerstown, |
stopped at the wise over Sun- |
day.
Miss Katherine
Helen
a
gOYViae
Mra
and Miss |
at Tug- |
Wagner
Palmer spent Saturday
Edward Royer, of
Ww
Altoona, ia
visiting her brother, Ww MoeCor
A cordial Invitation is extended ev
eryone to come to the bazaar on Sate |
wfterncon and It will |
worth
Mra, Mabel Smith and daughter Ber
of Spring Mills, and Mrs. Ruth 8.
Thomas and son William, spent Sun.
day the Michasl Smith home.
Ah II SOMERS,
BOROUGH SCHOOL REPORT.
Grammar Orade Percentage of ate
wndance, boys 95, girls 92, total 933
Those present every day during term:
*Alma Lutz, *Ellzabeth Gross, Eliza.
beth Bradford, Gladys Heckman, *Al-
gle Emery, *Mary Shrecdkengast *Grace
McoClenahnn, *Estelia Ruble, *Sarah
Runkle, Ethel McClenahan, *Dorothy
Emerick, *Sara Prungart, Kathryn
Goodhart, Bertha Sharer, Ralph Marts,
Eugene. Burkhdlder, George Lausa,
*iwood Bmith Withor MoClellan, John |
Meyer, "Joseph Ruble, *Russel Col:
yor, Bruce Knarr, *Eugene Colyer,
Those marke (*) fmve not missed any
days during term. Dorothy Odenkirk
made 100 per cent in spelling for the
month; those making 100 in spelling
test were Dorothy Odenk , Kathryn
urday
bey
evening.
your while,
nice,
sd
as
| LETTERS PROM SUBSCRIBERS,
in Oklahoma.
Mar. 24,
| From Miss Sankey
Gans, 1923.
Oklahoma,
Editor Reporter:
The
Oldahomay—
winter has been pleasant hero
about forty east
Just
which
almost
in miles
of Muskogee. one snow of about
two inches,
But
18th caused great
disappeared in
day’. zero weather
and truckers,
much In evidence
a citizen
Tho Indian is very
here, but
the
paint
averages as
of the
and feathers.
1 expect to leave here the middle of
April and will be in Centre Hall by the
take
business
remainder population—no
{ last of the month, ready to
Fair
Yery
EDITH
up
! Encampment and as
|
usual truly,
M. BANKEY.
———————
4 8. 17th
Lenmore
I ‘
£2 bar chin
Street,
Ohio.
Di Editor:
§
Enclosed fl
Mr
for $3.00 to boost
ahead.
nd check
subscription
that 1
without the home ne
It seems somewhat lost
am
wi, and cannot do
out the home Paper
H
BOHN
* Public Sales.
We
U, 8.
have purchased 122000 palr
Munson last Shoes,
12 which was the en-
of the
Government shoe
Army
sizes 6% to
tire surplus stoek of one
largest UU. 8S.
contractors,
This shoe is guaranteed one hun
dred per cont solid leather, color
dark tan, dirt and
water-proof, of
this shoe is this
tremendous buy we can offer same
te the public at
$2.05
Send your correct size. Pay post.
man on delivery send money
order, not as repre.
sented cheeriully iefund
your promptly upon
bellows tongue,
The
6.00,
actual value
Owilagg to
or
If shoes are
will
money
we
ree
guest,
National Bay State Shoe Company
208 Broadway, New York, N, Y.
COMEDY, “OLD MAIDS CLUBS
CART
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Mi
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Misn ©
Misa
Mian Does
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Mary Eliz
Misa Viola Long liow, a
Lucretia DeWitt
Martha Winchauber
Rosebud... Ll
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abheth ih . .
man hater
embroideries
type.
Miss
Misa who
Mise German
fies Lauey
Miss
Mrs
Mra
Betsy Bobinet,
Tommy Doolittle, Assistant Treas...
Phitlp
Youug Lady
Andrew James, Reporter....
in White,
in Blue,
Double of Louella
Young Lady Double of Dora...
Time—26 Years Ago.
PUBLIC SALE,
1% Mile South of CENTRE HALL (near
Old Fort), on
THURSDAY,
iat 10 A. M, the
{ implements, ete:
| POUR HORSES—Bay horse,
! old: grey horse, 15 years old,
leaders; black mare, 11 years old;
bay horse, 11 years old,
7 MILCH COWS
tima of sale.
i 21 BHOATS, welgh from 40 te 140 Ibs.
{3 shonts the making of good brood sows,
120 CHICKENS,
FARM MACHINERY--2-horse wagon,
4-inch tire; metal wheel wagon, 4-inch
i tire; new Champion binder, 7- ft. out;
{ Osborna Keystone side rake, hay
tedder, 2 hay ladders, rubber tire
buggy good as new; Willie Gale gultiva-
tor, 2: 1-horse cultivators, scraper,
dise harrow, @0-tooth spring
harows, Blackhawk New
Idea manure’ spreader,
Buckeyes drill, 2
sulky plow, grain cradle,
ting beneh, bag truck,
rope, Delaval cream
er, griz lot of
of
cugine,
MARCH
following
“iy
"
1023,
farm stock,
15 years
both good
mower,
Bsetn
eorn
harrow, 2
corn planter,
nr,
piows,
wind
rol sled, sleigh,
fmperial Byracuse
will, eut
and
LATrpoOOE
3
separator, ©
112
machine,
harne
washing
cans, «le,
HOUSEHOLD CGOODE-~Wryoming
ash Perfect Oak coal slove,
glove, 2 deskn-~the on
range,
writing
carpets, tables,
kiteben cabinet,
Vaca n
a old :
beds, de
cupboard,
chairs, conch,
hoard, corn
16en cleaner,
ler
L..F
ng wheel
Mayen, Auct
WwW. A.
spl
rank
ALEXANDE
PUBLIC SALE,
: HALL
TUESDAY, APRIL 1
PAIR HEAVY WORK
¢ thag 3200;
i
HORSES
every
NEW
Was
HAYIXNG
Hay
14
Ww. SMITH. ”
d ard stored In ous
Con
fits
BRADFORD
Centre
AND CO.
Hall, Pa
GIVEN IN
GRANGE ARCADIA.
HARACTERS
Club
Auelia Deoliy
Alice Nearhood
Mrs, Laura White
Lizzie XKerstotler
Mrs, Sars Beck
Mre. Flossie Boyer
Mise Mary
Mra Muttie
Mrs. Franc
Mis
Mrs
Mra
Mrs
£
Meredith Stover
Tresaler
Hu
Duniie
es bier
Verna
Margaret Musser
Thomas Fishbura
WARNING!
Do “not experiment. Buy the Very Best that
years of experience can bring forth,
Modern GLENWOOD Ranges
THAT MAKE BAKING and COOKING EASY.
Detroit “Red Star” Vapor Oil Stoves
«=The Home for—
GINUINE LINOLEUM,
BURPEE’S GARDEN SEEDS, IN BULK,
-TONCAN GALVANIZED ROOFING,
DRESDEN FLAT INSI E PAINTS for Wood or
Plastered Walls.
DUTCH BOY and CARTER WHITE LEADS
See us before buying.
H. P. Schaeffer Hardware
BELLEFONTE
30! h Phon cs
PUBLIC SALE.
Ou the Allison Farm, One-Fourth Mile East of POTTERS MILLS,
SATURDAY, MARCH 31st
the following livestock, farming Implements and household goods:
FIVE HEAD OF FINE MULES
Span Sorrels—one 9 years old, one coming 10 years; span Dark Bays §
years old, will work anywhere, sound and safe; Bay Mule, coming 7
old, will work anywhere,
3 MARES, 2 YEARLING COLTS
Gfey Mare, 14 years old, will work anywhere; Sorrel Mare, 10 years oM;
Bay Mare, 8 years old.
10 HEAD OF MILCH COWS
2 fresh; in by sale time.
5 Head Young Cattle, 10 Shoats, weigh from 60 to 140 Lbs, ;
Brood Sow ; 25 White Leghorn Chickens.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ETC.
2. horse Wagon, top covered Wagon, International Manure Spreader, obe
Binder, Drill, Oliver Riding Plow, Boller, Double Corn Planter, 2 Albright
Corn Workers, 2 Oliver Chill Plows, Vulcan Plow, 3 Harmows, Deering
Yankee Hay Ladders, set Bob Sleds, double seated Sleigh,
Open Buggy, Hay Loader, Hay Bake, 4 sets good Tug Harness, set sia-
gle Buggy Harness, lot good bridles, collars, 4 sets check lines, Jot good
halters; Grain Cradle, 18 ft. log chain, single and double trees, 2 Hay
Fork with rope and pulleys, shovels, forks, wheelbarrow, £ iron kellles,
meat bench, hog hangers, lard press and grinder, Washer—run by en.
gine; 2 Separators—Sharples. and DeLaval; about #5 bu. Seed Potatoes,
Hay, Corn and Oats, ete,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
£ Ranges—Regal Bed Cross and Dockash, good bakers; small table, § din-
lag room chairs, 8 rockers, corner cupboard, sink, Kitchen Cabinet, Side-
board, cot, bed, ete.
Sale Starts at 10 A, M,
J. IL. Reed, Auctioneer.
on
Years
§ coming
Mower, set
L. C. LEISTER
fizzle Hartewick
Harry Lonherger
Mr. Harold Davis
Miss Maude Hubler
Miss Ruth Rovkey
Mrs
Mra
Lb,
Lb,
Lb.
Lb,
Chocolate Credm Eggs...
Assorted Chocolates
Hershey's Chocolate Coating. .
Jelly Egus
Large Can Red Beets
Grape Fruit Hearts, Neo. 2 ean.
Del Monte Fruit Salad, No. £ ean.
Del Monte Peaches, No, 234 en...
FISH
FACY MACKEREL
FANCY LAKE FISH-
10 Lh. Tab
8 Lb. Tub
Plisburys Flour, 40 Ib, sack... $2.30
Maney's Best, 49 Lb. sacks. 0085
Loose Rolled Osts............. .0e Lb
SPECIAL
for Friday & Saturday
9 LBS. YELLOW ONION SETS
$1.00
MEATS
Fancy Skinned Hams
ORIOLE COFFER ............Lb 8c
We are prepared to deliver you
ALL KINDS OF FEED
CHICKEN FEED, LAYING MASH,
SCRATCH FEED
PILLSBURY FLOUR
{that means the Best) ;} Also WAGNER (Bellefonte)
and SUNBURY Flour, by the Barrel or Sack.
BEST GRADE OF COAL
We Exchange Flour for Wheat
AVe haive every reason to feel grateful for the patronage
accorded us during the short time we have served you,
and hope to merit a continuance of that patronage.
AMES W. SWaS3 ||
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE toi
PIRDEN HALL, CENTRE 00. Pa.
with care. All
Insurance and
Real Estate
Want to Buy or Sell?
, and
om hand,
»
A FULL LINE OF FANCY FUITS
AND GREEN VEGETABLES
“
SEE US FIRST
A
»
Chas. D. Bartholomew