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+LOCAL AND PERSONAL. New Deseriptive Map Folder of Penn. the complete destruction of the build-
| ’ sylvania Rallroad,
ling by fire, which started from an ov- |
erheated flue and caused damage esti
$75.00,
treme cold, a very hot fire was started
the the
overheated, was not Jong until
two-room structure,
The held
children In check in a very courageous
marched them
formed a
of the
Just
The Department
Pennsyivank
Passenger
THe W. OC. T. U.
home of Mrs. W.
Saturday evening.
will meet at
Frank Bradford,
Raflrond System has i mated at Because of the ex-
j lssued a specinlly attractive and educa
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA'S
GREATEST SALE
OF MERCHANDISE
|tona} plece of literature in the form of
folder
favorable
became
the
was
furnace flue
It
in and
Mrs, G. O. Benner is In
burgh district,
and relatives.
the Pitts is at-
among friends
a descriptive map which
visiting tracting considerable com= hyilding, a
ment. | threatened.
The
printing
teachers the
of
and contains
New York,
Washington, Chicag, and
of the
showing the
Rev. 8. T. Lewis, pastor of the Pres- | folder 4s an - artistic plece
byterian church in Osceola thirty-
two years, died on Saturday.
I will have fresh fish and
the latter part of this week.
quality. Wilbar Bland, Centre
Mrs, Ruhl
during the past two
Tuesday
hospital
in four colors to
manner aml
{Then
and fought the blaze, which had gained
#me headway. They worked hard and
succeeded in extinguishing the
for safety.
newly engraved mans of they bucket brigade
Philadelphia,
oysters
and a large map
St. Louds,
Good
Hall
very (IH
j United States In colors
all National
together with a
at last
and
of |
interest. |
{location of Parks blaze.
been Tr m————— oo — ————
Oldest Bellefonte Druggist Dead.
Wiliam F, Zellers, old-
est druggist, died on Tuesday,
i RE tt ——
| What Will Henry Say!
| “By denying yoursglf a Ford today,
{you may in the future be ably to ride
in a an adver-
Nutional
hp de by
Carrie has monuments, mass
weeks, and on
to
Jnstructive data of exceptional
Bellefonte | This
request to D, N.
the
was taken be malled fre,
Bell,
folder will
upon | Bellefonte's
Passenger Traf-
The C. D. Mitterling home Is quaran- | fic Manager, P. RB. Il, Broad Street Sti-
tined for chicken pox, their little tion, Philadelphia,
daughter Miriam being afflicted with
the malady. |
John I. Dunlap. of Bellefonte, and|
his brother, J. H. Dunlap, of Kalb coun-
ty, Illinois, were callers at this office
on Tuesday,
The Beatty Motor Company has se-
cured Paul Shreckengast as a shop :
workman. He will begin work within employees for any injury
a week from now, + befall the employed In the course of
Mrs. W. Gross Mingle, of Philadel-
phia, came to town the latter part of
Inst week to visit her father, Capt. G.
M. Boal, and her sisters here.
Monday morning Miss Edna Bailey,
daughter of Miss Vernon Godshall, left
for Washington, D. C., where she
attending a Bible Institute.
A qu aumen
Must Be Insured.
Organizations whose officers or other
Secretaries
GROCERIES, AND DRY GOODS
SHOES—for Men, Women and Children
from 98c Up.
Also, the Greatest Bargains ever offered on
Men's, Women's & Children’s Wearing Apparel
Suits; Underwear, Stockings, Shirts, Sweaters,
Gloves and a Large Line of Notions.
Pierce Arrow." —From
of the
Mitlheim.
Such a move would call for a second
Ford to produce,
——————
COAL—ALL KINDS,
Chestnut, eRe.
your every
Best quality at reasonable prices Your
services
iw thelr
the State Work-
employees receive pay fi i :
mplo) id tisement Farmers
must be insured under
‘men's Insurance Fund.
¥
Employers
Bank,
are responsible to their
Henry
which might
{their emplovment. Moreover,
soft
requirement.
the In- pea, cannel and
have to ba caused
Jury does not
at
ool
to meet
but # compensibl
work,
the
jon Street or any ' orders always given prompt attention,
WM. McCILLENAHAN,
Centre Hall
EE ———
WANTED. ~One hundred
new subscribers to The Centre
duties may call the
lodge or soxdety, the
a | Workmen's Insurance
| ganzation 8 point ou or more
Miss Miranda Bohn, ong of the pub-
fic school teachers in Boalsburg, wuasa
guest of her sister, Miss Fay Bohn, at
the G. O. Benner home in Centre Hall
over Sunday.
Rev. W. R. Picken attended the fu-
neral of Mr. Ginter, in Tyrone. of which
town he was the mayor. The two form-
ed an acquaintance and warm friend-
ship a number of years ago.
teport-
ar
+ at $1.50 per year, in advance: sats
guaranteed, or money
Pupils Save School House,
Th isfaction
funded.
e herodem of the ind pu- re.
pis of the Millmont prevented
Many articles at these TWO STORES will be sold for Less than
wholesale price. The store at MILLHEIM, formerly known as the T. F.
Meyer store ; the store at PORT MATILDA, known as the Roy Miles
store, now owned by the undersigned.
SALE STARTS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8,
at 9 A. M. and will continue until the entire stock is disposed of.
N
STATE REALTY CO.
We Sell Real Estate or Dry Goods—Anything or Anywhere,
We have choice Hgmesand Home Sites“on Beaver Lawn for Sale on
Easy Terms or Exchange.
STATE COLLEGE PA.
Mrs. Vernon Godshall and her fath-
er, John Kline, are now occupying the
former's home in Hadl, having
moved into it on Tuesday from Centre
Mills. Mr. Kline's former home.
The Bradford county commissioners
handed the sealer of weights and meas-
ures the “pink sMp"” on the ground that
he doeg not earn his salary. The act-
ion of the board is being widely com-
mended.
Bobbie Vonada, of Yeagertown, was
in town last week, having to
Penns Valley to gee his brother, Charles
Vonada, who accidentally cut his hand
while working for his Emanuel
Vonada, near Spring Mills.
Leut, Hugh H
som of Dr. H 8S. Alexander. of
ville. formerly of Potters Mills who
has been stationed In Washington. D.
C.. was transferred to the Naval Train-
ing Station, Newport, Rhode
Rev. Harry A. Hartman
pastor of the Buffalo Valley Reformed
the the
Hublersburg charge. th, resignation uf
Rev. Hartman
the 15th inet.
Pre-Inventory Sale
The Last Cut in Prices
for this Season
Centre
COme
We must clean up
the odds and ends.
It’s to your advan-
tage and our disad-
vantage, for we
pe must slash the
prices, that you can
get what you need
te finish up the sea-
son.
We must use our
uncie,
8. N.
elle
Alexander, U
Island.
regiened aw
charge to accept pastorate of
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
to become effective
WANTED-—A farmer who would be |
interested in the best farm proposition
Pa Address John Haugh
and Sons, State College, Pa. p
on
Alvin Stump, west of Old Fort. ad- in Central
vertises at public sale their home and
all their personal property. Shortly
after the sale, which 4s on February
23. Mr. and Mrs. Stump will go to Al-
toona where they wil; make their home
FOR
Bay
good
BALE ~Ford touring car with
S-speed slide gear: car in
condition. No reasonable offer
okivn
be
with their children
Mr. of
Dewgrt Products Company, vos
Inst week overseeing the filing of the
Rager, a representative the
here
large ice house at the company’s plant
at Centre Hall The
taken from the Booger pond.
Postmaster I. M. Smith was unable
to attend to all official duties connected
rith his position during the past week,
due to an affliction of boils Eighteen
bolls camped on the back of his neck
and appear. to be bidding for recruits
rather than break camp.
Thomas Keefer came from near
Pittsburgh to Centre Hali the latter
part of last week to visit his wife and
little son. who were at the home of
Mra. Keefer's parents. On Monday he
retumed home, taking with him both
the children,
Miss Ruth Shreckengast is at her
home near Centre Hall and will remain
here until April 1st to assist the fam-
fly in preparation for the sale of pers
sonal property and later to move, Af-
ter this is over she will return to
Greensburg and resume teaching in
the public schools there,
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Runkle. of near |
Centre Hall, on Monday went to State
College, where for a few days they will |
be at the home of Mr. Runkle's sinter, |
Mrs. John B. White. Mrs, White, a |
short time ago, had the misfortune to |
fail and while she sustained no broken
bones, she has since been unable to
perform the usual household duties, and |
it wag to help out thay Mr. and Mrs |
Runkis went to her home.
N. FP. Kreamer, employed by the |
Phitpsburg Beef Company. at Philips- |
burg, visited his old ‘home in Mikheim, |
and on his return home stopped at!
Centre Hall to interview Johp G. Daub- |
erman, the butcher. Mr. Kreamer i |
casting about for a business of his Hk |
ing and concluded that Centre Hall!
© would be good enough for him to lo- |
cate in, provided Mr. Daubermay could |
be induced to sell. but he found the bourt
cal butcher entirely pleased with his |
business and not inclined ty dicker on
a sale of Ht.
Miss Helen Cunningham of Phila-
delphi. representing the Nour Bast
movement to secure afd for the poverty
stricken of those countries, visited Cons
tre Hall, Spring Mills, Milheim and
Aaronsburg for the purpose of arrang-
ing meetings at which speakers ac
Quainted with the conditions there will
pass the Information on to our people.
Miss Cunningham lk working fn con-
Station. ice was
_ Mection with Misg Mary Linn, of Beile-
fonte. county cijfir -
money
more
A—————
RE
wee Represented In this locality by——
R. D. REARICK
4d. J. Snyder,
STATE COLLEGE, PA.
> §
B, E. Miller
/
i
i
refused
Mili
Tl
wiil
irs
LOST-Bnck and tan fox hound,
sands about 28 inches high-—-H BE
Shreckengast, Centre Hall. Phone 82R
4 Bedl
WANTED—Fresh cows
ore
card C
Hall.
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D. MITTERLING,
unis
turns
370
Excellent opportunity. Big re-
JED OIL. AND PAINT CO.
Burwell Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
PURE-BRED BULL CALF FOR
SALE-—Dam's side: Afleen Pontiac Seg-
sire's side: King Segis: two dis
inct blood Minos of King Segls,
greatest bull that ever lived; almost
white. will make a great herd bull
Priced right--ROY M. GARBRICK.
Centre Hall; Bell phone.
bis ——— wos ——
is
tp
ite A oh As
WANTED Men or women to take
orders for genuine guaranteed hosiery
for men, women and children: eltmi- |
nates darning. Salary, $75 a wek full’
time: $1.50 an hour spare time. ote
ton, heathers, sks INTERNATION.
Al: STOCKING MILLS, Norristown,
Pa.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. —The
Mrs. Angeline Weaver property, locat-
ed on West Church Street, Centre Hall,
fa offéred for sale. Possession can be
given as moon as satisfactory lement
is made. Inquire of 8. E. SHARE,
Linden Hall Pa.; Bell ‘phone TIR4.
TI 'CKLIN G THROAT
lways an annoyance, worse when
it afflicts you at night.
stop it quickly with
CHAMBERLAIN'S
COUGH REMEDY
Every user is a friend
You can
Bend your name and address plain}
written or El with 5 cents and thia
lip) to Chamberlzin Medicine
Moje, Towa, and
tria
“Worth
the Money"’
It doesn’t take the strength of a truck
driver to shift gears in the Star Car.
The smoothest clutch and nicest gear
shift you ever handled. A. Ludlow
Clayden, prominent automotive engi-
neer, backs up this opinion. We'll be
glad to arrange a demonstration.
FETTEROLF'S GARAGE
Bef Phone CENTRE HALL
402