pre———" eu THE CENTRE REPORTER. “THURSDAY. DECE MBER 20 DIES FROM AUTO INJURIES, RIE 1923. Albert Barger Passes Away at Altoo- na Hosphial Friday Night—Wife a Daughter of Alvin Stamp. Albert Mrs A WwW. Philips- Al other - a 3 Unconscious for many hours, of Mr. Chester and Hl, night Barger, son Barger, of near burg, died late Friday at the and at Altoona toona hospital. His parents family the end Mr. Barger, er Hil} thirty-six located at back, formerly baggageroom Philipsburg. redatives wore when came, was born In and thirteen vears who Vidirg ago, Altoona about worked at the Pennsy the Crefght Altoona and At as a he railroad © 17th who Mr. employed ir ins 504 street, wie Mise Mrs and dived at Jesides vis wife daughter of Stump, Stump, and of near Centre vin survived by one Adeline, depensed is and two sons, Dona ert, his parents, mention- Fi three sisters, al} at home; ed above, and one brother, ank, Jhilipsburg: and nam dy: Ruth, Philipsburg; Shields Midre Chester wife of Albert and Nu doth at the parental home, 0 Mr. injured | they turned on the omg and Barger and three other men automobile In skidded Bellwood when an were riding ind road near the Altoona speedway, were enroute to Barree on trip, on Tuesday previous t, death, Barger ger's Mr. skull, ternad suffered of the left fracture injuries, aed Lester Russell, ag toona. a brakeman, tions above the lef After tal to his home. Mir. treatment at dispensary, he Two of leo P Lioyd was her Kell H Pennsy, be Barger, spector, and for the were tremted at Tv Mr. Kelly hoth shoulders trod one suffered poset of escaped while uts of the with « amet emsesums——— REBE RSBI RG, Quite a number during the the mountaing bordering Walllice Beirly, of ed the recent Bunting Allison farm Rebershurg Willan Clayton Wikliam bersburg wungart the Bagr home ind also farm: land consistin Brunknrt at the sa acres of land which This little farm of me land whi bought farm he Zwigher, will a neat The hold Sunday evening previous Reformed Sunday thedr Christmas ente 8S. G. Stow at Miffinburg or is Schrover ar or spent a week Ory who came east ror ple Park, IIL. for the left on ing deer, this place fo Sunday h ern home had prong the gow Buck to shoot buck on deer He says there there who Mowery He by last Friday ped the to his home are many never saw a Cord fs working shift. at the Miltheim John Waite, home at Beaver Fills to knitting who was onde from attend the neral of his brother, Samuel. who at his son's home at Pleasant Gap whose remaing were brought for burial, the past place spent sever week here visiting quaintances, The public schools here Christmas week 0, that now as vacation ves, we nimost forgot a woking will come Paowa vid cans and tin horns ready ps1 GEORGES VALLEY John Vonada tended court and New Yeur's mis and James Foust at Bellefonte last as jurors 8 E. Gobble from his home into the brother, Herbert, father's farm. Mr. and Mrs Ira Lingle the George Fetterolf home Mra. Lingle and Mrs sisters, Warren McClellan, of Burnham, cal ed on friends here on Sunday, Mra. Lydia Lingle the home of her son. Calvin Lingle. Mr. and Mrs. Crater, of Penns Cave, spent Bunday at the J. OO. Reeder home J. B. Ripka and family spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs E. 1. Lingle Mrs. F. M. Ackerman and Mrs, O, B, Ackerman spent Tuesdny with Mrs Geares Boal, at Pottars Malls, Tuesday h h on Inst hie why, is tenant moved se wit ‘9 his visited nt on Sunday. Fetterolf are spent Sanday at Keystone Power Corporation, hoe Board of Directors of the Key- stone Power Corporation has declared quarterly dividend No. 7 of one three-quarters (1% per ct.) per cent upon the preferred capital stock of the Company, payable January 2, 1024, to stackholders of record at the close of ir 20, 1923, CC. MeBRIDE, Teasurer, { DECLARES MEN ARE COWARDS | Woman Says They Allow Cler Restaurants to Sell Them Sia aa They Don't Want, Men are such cowards. They are get off a street car backward, them out until they purchase what they don’t want to purchase, A man goes Into a store and asks for a knitted tie. The gentleman behind the counter says “they” aren't wearing knitted ties any longer; will he look at something else? The man says “no,” perhaps grumpily ; then looks and finally buys, But a woman doesn’t that, She “no” aad looks somewhere else, trying and trying and trying to get what she wants, even though her purse may finally compel her to buy the sec- ond choice. But she isi't a coward, Men are such cowards. They a restaurant and steak— done. When it comes {t is exceedingly rare or burnt; they don't like it and growl, but usually they eat it. Or per- haps they send It back and insist on having another. That second one is worse than the first, and the mun knows it, but he thinks he has triumphed, or pretends he has, and thanks the walter— gives him a good tip. A woman doesn't like what It back. And if she doesn't service she Men say that women are cruel, women aren't who are that.— Post, do enter order a well and that, Frets If she sends doesn’t do she get good is very likely not to tip. But the men San Francisco Call and she cowards, t's EMBROIDERY 1S ANCIENT ART Been Practiced for Ages Among Both Civilized and Savage Peoples. Has Embroidery is the art of ing cloth and other ma Most of the embroie ornament terinls with the Kae eries made the ancient needle, today are usually copies of is helleved to have heen and needle to pieces need reindeer of hide. Travele among girls flowers emi Among exhumed both tape preserved grad. Ome tributed to and is in col Hanseatic League in Germany, Th conn ¢ Hanseatie league was a rein! associgtion ests 1241 by Germ certain cities of any for tection. It Bremen ar cluded 85 t« trolled by which met at Lubeck, and dictated the policy the prociaiin king Denmark, Eric, with exclusive of The 1620, the Thirts oars’ of league ‘aidemar, association. edd war agar of against 12.000 troop Ww 1) ships i's, i seamen, and league virtually dissolved been greatly injured war. The Low counts Aving rise * in the th century materially to its burg, maining ies during the Fifteen also contributed In and Lubeck, of the corporated into the German empire, I870 Ham- the last re. in- decline ty Bremen Cities league, were Chinese Suspension Bridges. The been goquainted with suspension bridges from time im memorial. Their most abcient histori ans write of bridges hung on iron chains or on rattan. Such structured seemed s=irange the missionaries ina. Th called them “fying recounts his horror « felt the bridge swing he neath his steps chasm, In Europe travelers’ of Chinese have to who reached i} ey eat ges.” and one is as he crossed a deep ridiculed these and the ac missionaries as mere on, when they re the nttitude of dis trust and bridges, dangling their rusty chains, were held in derigion. Then eame forgetful: ness, and when in 1823, the suspension bridge was introduced in Europe, not on rusty chains, hut on new steel cables, people applauded the engl neer's amazing ingenuity. Ee — people tales the stories, Later ceived verification, treated counts persisted, the old on Taking No Chances, At the club they were discussing the Luxor excavations, The professor said they were of immense scientific inter est. The dry goods man remarked that they had started many styles, “Old things coming back into vogue,” suggested the banker. tendency gives me pause. I guess I'll keep quiet about a discovery I made last week.” “What was that?” “While digging a post hole In my back yard I excavated a wire bustle” Gas, by All Means, An elderly womun paid her first visit to the dentist to have several teeth extracted, “Will you have gas, was asked. “Certminly,” she replied. want you fumbling in the dark.” Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year, 4 i 7 NEAR EAST RELIEF| URGED BY PINCHOT Governor, in Proclamation, Ap- peals to Citizens to Help 50,000 Starving Orphans. Governor Pinchot re. fnddress- Philadelphia. cently Issued a proclamation the citizens of Pennsylvania” relief for 50000 children In Fast Relief orphanages whom, face death from starvation unless ald is given at once, The proe- follows: of today ed “to urging Near he SAYS, lamation thousands of little chil- “Tens i are facing death in dren lands, “When persecutions, deportation and at their height, it was for Near East Rellef to Every one who read the knew of the ter ng tible MASKSHCTes Were so difficult ire funds not i Ree the newspapers rible need, But dur the situat and very si Inst ten ths, the coming fact, that the mon has not heen bef funds owly 80 Kio reated the history of tl aon ore have been feoni people, in in t danger 1 organization wly, it has « the ‘From greates the wreckage of the Chris. = that sect f the world, 50000 n races in r East Relief h whom it Is 18 salvaged feeding and cloth. fo fwtion and train Smyrna ing disaster for t food tion tiv take mouths of these ch feed 1.000.000 refo dees “{‘ontributions must or Near East Relief of these boys and tome 1% ance n ont some giria » 5.006) hungry homeless ie the arphay reek whom cannot help because a% is coming It Idhood FINANCIAL ACO NI STATEMENT OF OF GREGG TOWNSHIP {OLLECTOR ROAD TAX DR. S.OGWALKER, it ‘ ‘ B i I here ¥ postage and priopting ¥ t : » » i ind printing 22 00, dup with 1. E RECEIPTS R. D naser, 1021 faplicats Aevonnt duplicate i a] Hee in fuplicate, Heim 74 money Niat ward Forest reserve Nianes tefund Ref John tefund Foust Dividend on tion wo Lek ’ & ZLerhy Suyader.. firvis und Workmen's compensa- Lamber EXTENDITURER Maintenance of earth roads and siulees Repair of stone Bridges and New tools Repair of Wages of Roadmaster Removing snow and obstacles, .... 3 Expenses to Saperv, convention... 15 7 Notes and interest pald,.......... 4008 36 Miscellaneous .... seavannnes WW Compensation See, and Trean...... 190 07 Balance In treasury... .... 28 30 road culverts, 10563 & fools i" * a — tina LISTEN. FARMERS. A cow cannot any more keep up milk production without protein than you can bulld a fence without posts, But bohydrates and fats, MIk sugar and butter fat wre built up from carbohy- drates and fate in feeed, Caseln, namely: albumen, pas, lHme, milk sugar and must feed a balanced ration, ip give you your milk Ingredients, {have a perfect balanced ration—Ilinseed | meal to make your casein; eorn gluten meal your cotton seed alfafa molasses your milk sugar. and corn meal your butter fat. COW CHOW a trial and you will surprised obtained. BRADFORD & C0. Centre Hall Pa. feed your albumen; your phosphorous; meal lime; eane Give for month he the resulis A CHRISTMAS GIFT. that will last A inch photograph of and Centre Hall borough, taken the of Old Nittany Mount. These photographs mounted artistic will you or to your friends They are strictly high know you will de thelr unusual clearness, KERLIN, Hall, Pa. bean Penns One forever, | tifal | Valley {from xy top | ain, are jon an “Azura” Brown mount i | and I mall any number direet fo for each, postpald. and we be with Ww. | grade Highted Ww. Centre CYRUS BRUNGART JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. CENTRE HALL, PA. { Special attention 2 collecting of al mortgages Yen to including mar ! Agal writings claswesy, agresmments, ete lieenses and hotuters' licenses secured ning office Jani {and all attended fers the promptly wat pertal to to DR. E. A. ROUSE EYESIGHT SPECIALIST of 22 N. 4th St., Harrisburg, Pa I will be at my office at the M. L. in CENTRE HALL ‘Saturday. Dec. 29 to7 P.M. Emerick home, 8 am. Glasses fitted at moderate price. SPECIAL FOR THIS TRIP ONLY A palr of glasses for far or near see. AS 8 COMPLETE. See me and SAVE FROM 8 10 8 hs Be ddpdidp loins ddd bin pdr bode iid dle dissin didi correctness of same. CT. MUSKRER, ¢. E OHL, WwW. F. SHEL, Auditors, and certify to — A ca cs Why not the Reporter for a Christ mas gift? wn WW wwe REMEMBER THE DATE | WW NN WANTED POTATOES, ONIONS, APPLES, LARD, CHICKENS J. ROY SCHAEFFER, Centre Hall Bell Phone 4IR3 Insurance and Real Estate Want to Buy or Sell? Ee i i i ' : i SHE US FIRST Chas. D. Bartholomew CENTRE taLL, PA, ly drop us a postal card and we will call at once. Laurelton Foundry Co. Inc., LAURELTON, PA. WANTED, Men on women to tak | Worth selling is worth telling—ad- Vertis { A Splendid Christmas Gi Is a Membership in Our Christmas Savings Club Starts Saturday, December 22 LY 50 weeks receive $5.00, 3 PER CENT. INTEREST. The plan is simple Class 10 week for with Members paying 10¢ each Clie. 25 Members each 50 werks peeelve $12.50, 3 PER CENT. INTEREST. week for WITH paying Class 50 Members paying Se each week for WITH 5 weeks receive $25.00, 3 PER CENT. INTEREST. £50.00, INTEREST, Class 100 Members paying £1.00 recelve PER CENT. week for 50 weeks WIiTH 3 each You may join as many Classes as decire, The First National Bank Centre Hall, Pa. cent, yun We pay 8 per compound Interest on Savings Accounts, EH = Breon’s Garage MILLHEIM Automobiles Reo : Nash Willvs-Knight Overland Red Bird AND THIS FINE ASK US FAIR BARGAINS IN USED CARS. FULL LINE OF ACCESSORIES For All Cars and Tractor Oils, COME SEE LINE OF CARS OR OILS Have your car drained for you. and New Oil put in. We do that CORD TIRES (10,000-mile guarantee)--30x3 Ford Dragon, $11.95 ; 30x3 1-2 Giant, $13.95. We have a full line and prices are right. Also UNITED STATES, FISK, GOODYEAR, and GOODRICH TIRES. SAF.LTY-FIRST WINDSHIELD CLEANERS--Best Out Rain or snow is guaranteed not to stay on glass. AUTO ENAMEL AND POLISH---the market, and prices way down. ALEMITE GREASING SYSTEMS and GREASE--The best lubricating system in use today. Save your car--it pays. Best on the BREON & WEAVER MILLHEIN, PA. —- oes — BEFORE Building SEE * Cresson Lumber Co. STATE COLLEGE, PA. J. G. MARKS, Sec. and Treas.
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