yt LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
doon we'll be wondering about
ground hog day.’
Mrs, W. H. Keller has been very, ill
during the past two weeks
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20. E. M. Smith is the auctioneer.
Mra. Thomas Keefer and children, of
Youngwoxl, are at the home of Mrs,
Keefer's parents, 'Squire and Mrs, Cy-
rus Brungart,
Miss Beatrice Kramer, a student
at her home in Centre Hall beginning
of the week.
Ice harvest was commenced on the
tained a thickness of between seven
and eight inches,
Dr. and Mrs. J. R. G. Allison. of Mill
heim, spent Sunday with Mrs Allison's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James W. Run-
kles in Centre Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCook and Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Aurand, of Lewistown,
over the week end
Miss Kathryn Bradford will leave to-
up her duties as a registered nurse in
one of the dity hospitals,
John Bubb, of Colver, was removed
to tha Bellefonte hospital, last week.
improving.
present assisting his brother, CC.
for his spring sale
»
Lymer McClenahan suffered an at-
tack of acute indigestion one day last
was unconscious for a time, but recov-
ered and is now tis old self again,
2 BUrHer geotogienl epochs In the rocks
WORLD STILL RULED BY MAN which plant.and animal fonds have
een, fonngd,
Masculine Mind Continues to Be al mena memme——
Factor ii Things That Are
Really Worth While,
Tho those who either rejoice or Ia-
ment-—us the case may be—over the
supposed fact «that this Is the wom-
an's age, that the male has been en-
tirely superseded, we commend a
study of the following figures glven
out by an Eastern soclologist that bear
on this debatable subject, says the Los |
Angeles Times, |
Of the thousands upon thousands of
sermons preached in this country last
Vandals Destroying Carthage,
Vandals stelp Carthage of her time
mnoring remains of an older clxiliza
S02 Thomas, Raid, an Englishman, In
helr columps to London, This act
’iIntea Nova, taken down the small
a
than 170. pillars, reansformed the splendid ceme
in the Unlted States only one in every
100 is made by a woman.
Of all the newspaper editorials not
more than one in thirty is written by
a woman,
It is estimated that 05 per cent of
the successful Inventions and of “opin-
fon-making ideas” still emanate from
masculine: minds.
So, according to Mrs, Gillman, the
well-known educator, we continue to .
live In a man-made world, {ter motor, in good condition, is offered
hygone days are not very numerous,
' taken away.
feminine care and in the whole coun- stalled. Apply at this office.
try 11,000,000 women are earning their |
living Independent of masculine sup- |
port,
Man still appears to be the chief
WANTED. One hundred or more
new subscribers to The Centre Report.
er, at $1.50 per year, in advance, sat.
Perhaps. however, this is but another | funded.
of Esau, but the voice is the vdice of |
Jacob,
LEARNED MUCH OF INTEREST |
British Attempt to Reach Summit of
Mount Everest Was Not Alto.
gether a Failure.
Ee -
Although the 1922 British expedition
to Mount Everest failed In its princi-
pal aim, which was to reach the top
J. Elmer Royer ig getting mats
t
sawed from timber taken from his own
land.
York anh Ocean City where he visited
Mrs. Pickens was at the home of her
daughter, Mrs R. P. Campbeil,
Penng Cave
You wily want to see the great pic-
ture, “The Hunchbark of Notre Dame”
in the opera house, Bellefonte, Thurs.
day, Friday and Saturday. afternoons
and evenings Matinees at 2 P. M.;
night at 8 P. M.
The chemical works near Bellefonte
that had been on a fifty per cent basis
of late has been going at two-thirds
rate. Even that slight increase is wel-
comed in one of the greatest industries
about the county seat
Mrs. George E. Heckman handsomely
entertained the loca W. C. T, U. at her
farm home east of Centre Hall, on Sat-
wrday evening. The refreshments were
a new feature og the evening's pro-
gram, and not at al anticipated yet
very much enjoved by everyone pres-
ent. —
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Springer, forme='y
of Millheim, are back to Centre cour
ty and are located at State College.
where Mr. Springer is working in the
Clyde Hartman barber shop, on Allen
street. They had been living in Akron.
Ohio, from which place they moved to
the college town.
.
Messrs. J. K. Bitner and R. 1. Hook
of near Spring Mills, were callerg at
this office on Tuesday In the interest
of the public sale of farm stock and
mplements they will hold early in
March. Mr. Hook, acoording to pres-
ent plans. will be employed hy Gross
Shook. at Spring Mills, on the farm.
The other side of the question of
keeping stores closed iy the evenings is
is closed. A merchant will be able 0
figure out what this means ard in do-
ing so he must take into account that
the purchaser has before him the mail
order catalogue every day and every
night in the year.
T. M. Gramley returned from Dela-
ware, Ohio on Monday afternoon. apd
reports that Mrs. Gramley, why is in a
sanatarium in that city, in a general
way is improved, although her present
condition ds very serious. The sur-
geons who performed the operation are
expressing hope for her recovery and
are giving encouragement to the imme.
diate family, Eugene Gramley, of Lew-
Istowp, accompanied his father on the
trip.
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Wednesday of last week Centre Hall
experienced one of the heaviest mmin-
falls in a number of years It rained
during the night previous several
inches of snow had fallen. As one
would expect there wag much surface
water, but those who made observation
of the new school plot report it to have
shed off an of it. County surveyor
Shattuck in making the survey found
was a fall of seven feet, sufficient
800d drainage of the plot.
f
made known in various scientific jour.
"ee i ck elief
" Certain brave little plants, such as
a height of nearly 20,000 feet. Wild All the suffering in
sheep, ravens dnd “rock deves, unae disease Pain makes
no fear of them at all, readily eating mnst diseases wo
from the climbers’ hands. These wild and sometimes brings
on still further dis-
econdors, with a few other hirds, were orders.
; ; give nature a chance to
sand or more feet higher Condors
werp ohserved flying high ahove the work a cure.
monutain’s north sammit. 24.000 feet DR. MILES’
above sea level, where the atmosphere
ra win S| Anti-Pain Pills
Some naturalists have proposed the One or two will bring
theory that life on the earth must .
have begun first on mountain summits relief.
for these summits might be consid Your druggist sells them
ered as the first parts of the earth to nt pre-war price 25 doses
be cool enough fof the existence of
living things. Geologists point out, 25 cents. Economy pack-
however, that many of our highest age, 125 doses $1.00.
mountains were formed since those
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re-Inventory Sale
for this Season
We must clean up
the odds and ends.
It’s to your advan-
"tage and our disad-
vantage, for we
must - slash the
prices, that you can
get what you need
to finish up the sea-
son. :
We must use our
money and room
for Spring Goods.
We still have two
more months of
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“Preparedness” Is Our Motto.
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OPERA HOUSE-Bellefonte JANUARY
Thursday, Friday and Saturday 24, 25, 26
Matinees at 2 P.M. Night Shows Beginat 8
ALL SEATS RESERVED AT NIGHT
SPECIAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Accompanies This Flim.
« CARL LAEMMLE Presents
VICTOR HUGOS IMMORTAL MASTERPIECE
mre ae
with LON CHANEY as the HUNCHBA(K
A UNIVERSAL PRODUCTION
— —MATINEE—~
First Floor
First 8 Rows Balcony
General Admission
— NTC HT
First 2 Rows—Front
Balanee of First Floor
Ist Row Baleony
2nd and 3rd Rows Balcony
General Admission
The Remarkable Cast Includes the Following
Lon Raney, Norman Kerry. Ernest Torrence, Tully Marshall, Gladys Brockwell, Patsy Ruth Miler.
Raymond Hatton. Nigel DeBruller, Winifred Bryson, Brandon Hurst, Kate Lester, Harry Van “Miter.
Nick De Ralz, Eulalia Jensey, Roy Laldlow, W, Ray Meyers, Willlam Parke, and hundreds of others.
SCREEN ATTRACTION
The Greatest >RPEN NT IRACTION
Special Children’s Matinee Saturday at 2
All Children under 12 years of age 28 cents
Reserved Seat Sale Opens at Mott Drug Co. on TUESDAY, JAN. 22nd
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Consider the specifications of TE
the Star Car, unit by unit. ty ’
makes you wonder how a car so good can be WA
for so little cost. The bl oly is W. C. Durant’s genius for doing the *“‘im-
possible.”” See the Star Car--it is the most important development in the low
priced field since he beginning of the industry. : .
FETTEROLF'S GARAGE
CENTRE! HALL