LulAL AND PERSONAL, R. R. Finkle, business call Mifflinburg, made a Mon- of on the Reporter on day. Jot - Mex- Mrs, H. L. are attending Ebright and daughter ty campmeeting at ico, Juniata county. to Mr. and Mrs. Gil- the T. A. Hosterman Hi, Wadnesday of A son was born bert Rimmey, on farm at Centre last week, A Locust be held wt 26th. The there to enliven will August picnic and festivel irove on Siglerville band will be the occasion A Lf wlers for editor, interesting fetter Reporter from the written Sein from a point In Ohio, must of neces ty be postponed until next week. held the tomorrow will he in prayer service Presbyterian church memory of ou All v) evening, in ed President, are welcome, A. Heckman farm bualld town, are being improved in f paint Lh Coldron 1s Mr. and ohildren Hall beg avs visit with thel it Centre Hall and Ph pect id Mrs Dir Pittshureh James motored to Penns Valley week and Centre visited fr Hal "Mullen is the family len praclice friends fs Mich wi motor to and his Ohio trip and Ean, where {hey Xpect to spend The > Homestead ed We Ray Morgan who spent in Hall, who oy far ns My i month ind also H. G Cleveland to vi Hi sStrohmeler went os daughter w Clayton man, Mi Mrs, Charles gon and daughter, of Hall, Men brothers, A. Mitterling, Chicago, 11. the former's Mitterling, D Henry The Chicagoans ind are Contre in visiting mother, Elizabeth and his Mitterling. also C and are on on month's pleasure having motored through West Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D. C., before coming here. Mr. Mitterling drives Rickenbacker Car, booster for it. trip, n and is a Mr. and Mrg. Gordon W, Avison and two children visited the F. V. Goodhart family a few days Inst week, Mr. Avie son was formerly secretary of a Pitts burgh Y. M. C. A, and was on his way to Willlamsport tg, accept a similar po- sition in the Lycoming county elty-—a position carrying with iL greater re. sponsibility and also a greater salary. The “Y" is in new quarters, a hand- soma bulldlug recently finished. The LOCAL, AND PERSONAL, nT —— on H. 1 KUCH Crow and daughter of Mr, Centre Hall, Mrs. (Rev.) Bethlehem A. H. of and Mra, ire Spayvd, in Mr, and J. of thils week D. and Mre, Harry Kittlebergoe: three children, Curwensvills few days were ente: at the CC, Centre Hall, THE DEATH n®oonn, for a tained Bartholomew home in HOOVER. of Altoona W, Harris CC, Hoover, a life-long died Saturday resident township, in hospital of to old of 87 an on age, he having the diseases mokdent reached the age years, For past year or more he had been making his home with his only daughter, Mrs Bell, State daughter there survives a in Altoona. His wife death. The body burg for burial, in College, Besdes this son, residing him Boals made preceded in was shipped to which nt was on Monduy afternoon 2:00 o'clock, Rev I. M. ministen Kirkpatrick being the officiating nr —— og ——— GEORGES VALLEY Miss Hulda Ripka, of week it the brother, J. B Mrs, Lydia spend EE lL HPecihit Riglerville spent the end home of her Ripka went t, L Lingle ven to ome time with ter, Mra Mrs Mir Eungard Orris and children, spending this week wilh Mr. Mrs. J. CC. Bax Aukerman Oy, are her parents tnd ge Mrs. OE and daughter Gladys went to Johnstown on Monday visit friends for a few days Elmer Ackerman and family spent Johnstown Polis home © week with friends Annie last in Miss Gingerich of Milla spent {he Gobble James Mo(May spending Mi ome in Mo Kessport their uncle and aunt M. A Gieorges Valley with Mrs. F Woes and Kerman : 1 ra tna when the Ripka Ring an oil it Spcing Mills that Russell was summer when i turned fast 3 high rate of speed mii a ——— Lose Blitlons by Decline Prices Sinee 1920, af ric Seer Farmers in Comparison es received by Hers for then wiucts in the summer returns they are every inst: des iggregate to Hill we that in mounting diars the © a heavs ine of a igricultural producers of wun $1 a price Wi f about bushel £1 a bushel i" now dling In hushel Corn we at 1926 the maximum brought almost of dolla In 1018 is $1.60 a or a3 erila at the peak” prices in That is more than a above { her price of corn 1€ present highest price for barley hushel, as against 52 inigshel now, Oats reached a maximum of $1.15 a gelling for about 19280 and Is now in 43 fallen bushet bushe! $4.50 cents a from about § in Potatoes have a bushel to Jess than avers the got for At that ay Br des de SW Hogs have declined value age of $156 a hundred pounds below maximum the them the time the price at Chicag, was § The now a hundred pounds price farmers in 1919, “peak.” n i= hundred price $7 pounds whonat ——————A—-— A AA SAIN BIDS WANTED, The Potter Township School Board will receive bide for the transporting of school children during the 1023-24 schoo) term, on the following routes: Route No, 1-<From the Dauberman school to Centre Hill Route No. 2- Egg Hil route, to Pots ters Mills, ; Route No, 3-~Red MI route, 1, Pot- ters Mille, Route No. 4-Cold Spring Potters Mills, All bids must begin the hands of the secretary by August 20th, F. P. FLORAY, Sec'y, Centre Hall, Pa. Ei ———— er —— —— August Furniture Sale, A discount of twenty (20) per cent. will be given on all Furniture pur chased during August, except kitchen sabimets. Large stock to select from. 8B M. CAMPBELL, route, to 1] Avisons arp cousine of Mrs, Goodhart, ———— Visit Big Acreages of “Spuds” In Cen- tre and Nearby Countles, More Centre, than 2560 potato growers of Blais families and coun their adjoining | Huntingdon ties, together with nnd visitors rom counties, re ceived Inspiration and practical lessons in potato growing on the Central Penn sylvania Tour during the closing days of July. The fired gun of the tour was Nixon, opening EL of the agricultural the by potato specialist extension of John depart farm unphell, Tyrone. He told of ment, on ne introduced Camp- bell, tation nr wile his alfalfa-potato 1 plan and explamed the need of importing, disease-free seed, Campbell cert Nixon bushels if has a fine patch of ten acres of fled Russetts, one acre of which predicts will approach 600 favorable, Miler weather conditions are The farm of N. N Xi wis thi ‘spuds’ the 3 T stop where a lnrge field of demonstration A proving amoung of After furnished by ved © served as a fine in of fertilizers treatment of acid Lise phosphate superior to the samo complete fertilizer on partaking of lemon Mrs, Miler, Milo Campbell's county Be this farm the ty gre farm fide Jorn 1 4 Lin pedal his i WSs on og -potato TAI pin t Weed i i es vested, {Os Ww the Campind]l saves field Maver Kegder'g Grove h noon where basket consideration forth many q read he The fourists farms at Stale College listened to a nepected fa field farm and afte; and going the visor barn homes stato tours [| was Never ip of farm- best the said One of ™ ever on,” Nixon have | ween such an interested grot era eager to learn and practice belles potato 2 methods Such grow spird means that Centre counts becom® a rea; potato section / C—O A MASE 5 BRILLIANT LOVE LETTERS, Sarah Bernhart Bares Her Passionate Soul te Sardon, M. Syl is made that Parisian Announcement vester Dorian, dramatist and the most Intimate of RBarah Bein- hart's lnterdife friends, discovered love setters to Victorien Sardod, the famous poet and playwright The letters throb with pension for the poet. In such phrases as “Has ten back, great dawn-lke thing and let ma welcome you with my arms bare and open” the actress declared her love for him again and again, J M. Dorian says that in no previously discovered chapter of her history has #0 many new facts of Bernhurt's many sided character been revealed as are shown in these frank epistles. She ap pears not only as the passionate, ti- gressAlke lover-—-though that side is very definitely shown--but also as the keen wilted commentator on persons and events, ag a deep thinking philos- opher and as a very generous friend, The letters will appear in the dally and Sunday New York American bes ginning next Sunday, August 12. They are edited by . Dorian whose close un- derstanding of Bernhart's character makes his comments decid. edly interesting. AI AP SA, John PF. Treaster, west of Centre Hall, advertises for sale from €00 to the has her her 6tod4 Millheim, Pa. 700 bushels of corn earn, ARR DICTIONARY MADE PUBLIC fiulze That Flyers Should Have at Their Finger Tips While Navigat. ing t Upper Regions. hie sndard dictionary of the alr lan. under the title of “"Nomencla- donautics” has just been the advisory ueronautics in Wash ui Lurie 1« published colntiittee gton, Among Ly i" national iy ur of the the connnittes new terms pre the fol Boe scribed ure lowing: “Alrway,” ial be Hore an as highway tween three or cities, andl equipped with flelds and radlo sta tions, “Alrp tir tracts aL,” a terminal of an airway, land of water ind shops and hangars girpian an,” an “ rom and alight on srntors will expect Biling the fuel ut it Contain craft with hydrogen or \J According to Armgrican ied wails Critic, iinowsg the Ordinary Little About &t His Ease. 2 Vienna, Nice ind new fast or Constan two dud 8 Colleagues. in brain American skill Einur sician of the Mario hos. aiid one of Sweden's upon returning n three months’ trip to the United he had visited leading vimerved the work of the CP i Hi surgeons, While In American Doctor Key lec tured at a medical congress arranged by the American College of Surgeons in Doston, He visited large clinies in New York, Chilengo, Philadelphia, Buf {aly Cleveland, Baltimore, Syracuse snd other plivees, He declares that American hospitals have better labora. tory facilities than those in Europe, while be finds the Swedish hospitals, as a rule are lwighter and more cheerful than those of America. 1.41 pe id the Kable willh remas Thus speaks holin fi lon HHDWH Surgeons from Staley where anda The Church Cow. A Presbyterian church in North Caro fina has just bought a cow ! The church earries on a large work In the “poor section” of the town, where many ehifldren need pure, fresh milk, but are ! pot ahie to secure it, The church hires out the cow to poor families with small clilldren at very reasonable rates, The cow gives about four gallons a day, whlch Is suilicient for seven families ese fumilles usualiy have enough sind! boys to herd the cow on the pub He commons and to see that each fam. | Hy gets its share. The experiment ls | so successfuul that ‘the money secured for the hire of the cow Is belng latd aside for the purchase of another cow, | =-London Post, - i TSS RSS ey { i. A w riven ick i » ae ul - - . UALTARRHAL Ear nESS is greatly relieved by constitutional treat. ment HALLS CATAERRH MEDICINE is a constitutional remedy Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an inflamed con. | dition of the mucous lining of the Fusta- ~ | chlan Tube, When this tube is inflamed ten | You hive a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is Deafness is the resul flammation can be rpdy mav be deptroved f | CATARRII MEDICINE #8 through tl blood on the mucous surfa es of 1 tem, thus ng the hammation an assisting n res ng normal cote dition: Ciroulare frees #1 MW, 2. Che o. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, BALE corn efitre Hall hundied bush JOHN ¥., TEEAST Several Cars 13060: a At d viso 2 old; weighs about good and pod workes Chis ola Hell brood two DINGES, (4 B2¥14 BOWS, Years Hall tre Nature BALE ba 1923 An old will AF ~ awe AMES Ww. Sw as JUSTICE OF THE PEACE LINDEN HALL, CENTRE CO . Deeds, Mortgages, Wille, &c, | sonled with care, All legal business prow py | Meuded to, Hpecial sitention given 10 web || Hing of Kelates, Marriage Licenses, Avis pg || bie Liceoses, and ail other Appiicst- | Blanks kept ou band, ov. 25.92% PA wrilien sid »x Conl for Threshing. WANTED... women to take ord rs among friends rd neighbors for Abe genuine gusraniesd hosiery, full lines for men, women and eblidren, Eliminates dere ing. We pay $i sn hour for spare time or $40 8 week [or full UUme. Experience UL OeCemE!Y Write INTEENATIONAL STOCKING MILL Norristown, Pa odZpd Az! Men oy Bus at Your Service Lis ¢ rates It bh ; riding @ UH advif telling—ad- Smith's QUALITY Ice Cream THE GOOD OLD-FASHIONED KIND xcels in Purity, Richness & Delicacy of Flavor Ask for SMITH'S at Cafes, Fountains and Dealers in Czntre Hill. ... NOW SOLD BY V. A. AUMAN ... FESTIVAL & PICNIC ORDERS Receive Prompt Attention. E Ours costs no more than inferior grades. Manufactured by Smith Ice Cream Factory Bell 250 STATE COLLEGE Commercial i = HE The Broad Way that has succeeded the “Pike” Road and the Conestoga wagon, The Broad Way of a Nation's Commerce. The Broad Way of a Nation's passenger traffic. The Broad Way traversed daily by a fleet of fast limited trains, The Broad Way of the Broadway Limited Lv. HARRISBURG 6.48 P. M. Lv. ALTOONA 9.32 P. ML Ar. CHICAGO 9.30 A.M. The Broad Way of standard, rock-ballasted roadbed, The Brond Way with every foot protected and feguarded by the Yr he and approved ——y The Brand Way veoh steel tacks, betwenn Now Yak, Pits. in ington, Baltimore, tub ugh, veland, Detroit, Toledo, Cincinnati, Chicago an d St. Louis, The Broad Way selected by discrimina wavelers rend bY usriinating ra king
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