= THE (CENTRE REPORTER. ISSUED WEEKLY, oe teas CENTRE HALL, PENN'A. pete A THURSDAY, MARCH 27.71924. SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors, B. WwW, smiTH «ees. Editor EDW, E. BAILEY...... Local Editor snd Business Manager, Ertered at the Post Office in Centre Hal as second class mall matter, TERMS.—The terms of subscription to the Reporter are $1.50 a Year, In advance, ADVERTISING RATES. —Legal notices, twenty cents per line for three Insertions, and ten cents per line for each additiogal insertion, Local notices accompanying display ad- vertisements, five cents per line for each insertion; otherwise, eight cents per line; minimum charge, twenty-five cents, Display advertising rates made known én application, Borough Fire Alarm. In case of fire in the borough of Centre Hall, the Bradford & Co. mill whistle will sound: : One long and two short blasts when fire is north of Reformed church: One long and five short blasts when fire Is south of Reformed church, CHURCH APPOINTMENTS, U. Ev.—lLemont, mornin g: Hall, afternoon; Tusey ville, evening. o— Presbyterian — Lemont, Boalsburg, afternoon; Pine evening. { LUTHERAN (aco ~—Tusseyvitle, 10:30: Mills, schedule) Hall, wrding to Centre - oll Ss pring Centre Hall Reformed Charge, Rev. Delas R. Keener, pastor: Centre Hall— 7:80 Church Se 9:30 Sunday Scho Spring Millg— 10:30 Church servicea 9:30 Sunday School. Farmers Mills— 2:30 Church Services 1:30 Sunday School. DEATHS, THOMPSON, —Gleorge Lewis, aged 61 died the Jefferson Philadelphia, His health had failing for the past year and tw, weeks yeans, at been ago he went to the ity he remained until the time of his death. The deceased was a aon of the=late Albert and Sarah (McFarlane) Thomp- son. madden name was Blizabeth Magiligan of Chester county, and one son, Albert. Rolland "Thompson, aged 11 three brothers--J. Reed Thompson, of Milroy. and Andrew M. and A. Walter Thompson, of Tewlistown. Mr, Thompson was a member of the Thompson Bros. Knitting ~ Mill firm, their father died and they took over the knitting min business in Mil- and Lewistown. He was and the president of the township school board at the his death, having sarved in fice for terms, He i - rector of the Lewistown hospital and a member and trustee of the Milroy Pres- byterian church years, and Sine a meme- Armagh of Of = roy bar time that several wins. a W— Alberta widow at in Hanes township, aged about A RIDER. the Mra Rider, of late George Rider, died her home five years Her Rishel and She is maiden name wos was born in Sugar valley, i i Ammon and Samuel, of near Co- Peter Wast Mrs Zorby, of township, da Vonada, of Coburn. held and were con- ters burn ; of Virginia: Orege amd Mrs Funeral SOTVICOS were in the ‘oburn Lutheran church by Rev, F H. made in Dnubenspeck. was the Lutheran at Aasponsburg, cemetary STOVER Mrs H E Mi as Vilettie Stow or, wid- ow of Stover, died at her home the result of a complica - She was a daughter Molle Hsenses B. and at Boalsburg Musser Stover about fifty £2 The groanter life, However, w moved (Rev. John 8 Hollenbach, pastor.) Millheim—8. 8 ¢ 9:30 church sery- the fives nl Garage and Barn Burn at Miflinbure. Fire Dr destroyed the ga of Charles H, street, Miffir burg. The Use we and barn Gift, 3m Tuesday morning truck and gave exce the Chestnut at 7 o'clock. was int, ice The « known, Started new fire onlled ent Serv. wigin of fire is no although it fe t by a short The loss on the si ta $2.000, An Was removed aa hought earcuit it th of he building Ure the Wm abot automobil BEarage folly —————— ots BILL BOOSTER SAYS AM STRONG FOR PAVED STREETS! NOTHING GIVES A TOWN THAT DRESSED-UP LOOK BUY PAVED STREEYS, AND THEMHE NOY EXPENSIVE WHEN NOL CONSIDER HOW LONG A GOOD J08 OF PAVING LASTS! NO, SIR| THE SOUND Of HORSES PULLING THER HOORS OUT OF THE MUD BMY MUSIC TO Mo EARS | ¥ Sik i8 the from ng been compiled Pitients hospital t chur ng the as from the and other and MOUS points in Belle ¥ follows Ents them 275 {ine hundred which Those argest number of pa- re named. «! one or more jitients Having sent the tients to Bellefonte and St ite Col- nville, 128; Milesburg, 118. Pleasant Hall, Coleville, Axe Mann. 37: loalsburg 28. Milheim, 25: Pine Grove Mills, 31: Spring Mills, 37. A — ————— “Spark Plug’ Wins, high school pupils divided next follow: 1'nk Snow Shoe, lege 119 31); Clarence, 57 inp 83: 329 Cent re The i t hemselves up oend mito two groups. headed ‘Spark Plug” and “Sassie Susie,” re- for th. smile of a weekly the profit the eri into the going trémeury of school athletic asenei- ation. There was a Boodnatured, spirit- {ed contest waged the winning. The i= $51.00 contestants resuiting in “Spark Plug” J vision net profit the association When agreed | their to slarting out the that the losers should dine 4 superiors. and this feature of the program is yet to pass, . a — A ———. Name 10 Highest Poultry Flocks, The ten highest proxlucing poultry flocks of the hundreds of poultrymen keeping records in Pennsylvania dur- ing the past Year have just been an- nounced by the poifitry extension de- partment at the Pennsylvania State College, The owner of the champion flock for the past year is Emmet Stull of Tioga county. His 446 White Leghorns av- eraged 186 ogrs per bird during the twelve monthe. The other floek own- ers ranking within the first ten are: to come Bradford county. 185 E. PF. Newell, Beaver Ivan Waltman, Bradforq, Harry Jackson. Wayne, 178.8 orgs; Lynn Harnish, Huntingdon, 178.2 egus: J. H. Roar, Cumberand, 178 eggs; Bertha Hodgson, York, 178 CRgs. James Eastman, Bradford, 178 100 hens up to 1000. Many excelent labor also recorded among the pouitrymen Who kept accurate reoowds. The best Iabor income was mide by W, T, Cope of Chester county whose small flock of Rhode Island Reds yielded him $10.50 per bird. Incomes were i | MARRIAGE LICENSES. Stephen Seprish Virginia Chester A M. Victor N. Sarah A, Clarence Farnell Clarence College Hall Mills Ridge Hite Omk Poorman Yarnell, Evans Cassldy. ,.. Ose eoin Sandy — —— Tumor Removed, Mm, A P. to the Friday, Krape was taken Monday from the breast, awnre of the until quite recently when ally it while performing An Wiis rosule, The removed not tumor tumor K rape had a Mrs presence and on was of the accidents house she struck imi above noted not at accompanied investigation with the result operation was all serious, My, to the hospital, but fore the operation was performed. Krape her returned home oss nse——— $5,087.00 Sale, sille of the Homan the this Homan H. The Section big Sensaon In and William Hall, 937 theo held Tuesday Homan farm. east sum which total The Guernseys was sale on of Centre the wis £5 The was $£2.661 bred Holsteins Guernsey $227.50, $200, $112.50 respectively ’ LE total received for the cattle cattle consisted of pure ind 50, ind Hull $144 sid at $139, eows sold for $237 $150; , $3125 $156 and Holstedn $110, $100 sale was heifer Twa The $124, The the bidding w LOD Owe and $57 and HIrgely tttended ns spirited Clearfield, Hig Were closed Friday, Mrs domestic %il Her o In - Smallpox The Clearfield aCohiwr is was dis od the who has amallpox and Oven thet estan Ison she is Wiiy to High Only ng day who have ——————————————— BOALSBURG, Dernar and wife Sunday to call on Mrs went to Belle. fonte Dernny Mrs 18 1 vv IN § Ex Farm summer O are LINDEN HALL “nr fon COLLEGE SETS DATE FOR YOUNG FARMERS WEEK thirteen wil big and girls of Al- June nine to be a farm State 9 week for the owe Pennsylvania uly Leader ten I. Baker has the Fifth Annual Young Week wil held at that State College # At least 400 Parts of Just announcs«d be time besyw a nd give from all state will the represent Counties In the state wide fe judging con- test which is the big ure weak, Instruction in Enmes the progmm in Pennsgdvania the event and ars ngements are madd accommodate a record ing crowd of future farmers agriculture fhe ors will Every un complete and girl attend farm boy I® fnvited * to to break 16-Day Excursion SATUR., APRIL 12 FRIDAY, APRIL 8 $11.82 Round Trip from CENTRE HALL Proportionate Fares from Other Pointy Por details as to leaving time of trainae, fares in parlor or sleepy i care, stop-ov. er privileges, or other in ormation, con. sult Ticket Agents. or Dawid Todd, Di. Histon Passenger Agent, Williamsport, ' . Pennsylvania R.R. SYSTEM The Standard Railroad of the World 9 ——— ms ger air, DRESS COATS That illustrate the vogue for the straight and slim, in Twills and Marvella. They may be chosen in high colors, too. They are collared and trimmed in short hair summer furs, & Misses Grey. Every dress has a material, MILLHEIM Always Reliable L Millinery Opening, Apri; 2 and 8 } Phila of Spring for h mney i® now in sede tion ands ng dave Thursday COAL—-ALL Chestnus, KINDS, Pea, egg. catnel and mest yous wWery requirement prices Your orders aways given WM Prompt attention MoCLENAHAN, Centre Hall ONSTIPATION A cause of many ils. Harm. ful to elde riy people, Always relief in taking CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS sy—pleasant — effective only 28¢ Worth selling is worth telling—ad- i rr apogee * HAVE IT MADE TO MEASURE Have We a Suit to Please and Fit YOU? Why man alive there are 400 fabrics and 60 models to pick from, and we guarantee the fit by making your suit to measure. And over 10 different prices, all the way from $25 to $55. Please you? Rather! Order Your EASTER SUIT NOW IE. D. C. MITTERCING A Wise Choice Would Be a MAXWELL CHRYSLER oc CHALMERS A demonstration can be arranged for any time to prove to you the merits of these Big Three Car Values. FI BRS Joe] Fug SERVICE--“And We Mean It” With each car sale goes a Service which will always keep you satisfied and give no cau<e for regrets. A Ser- vice that is ‘‘different.”” We want to prove it to vou. C. P. RAMER, Bell phone 71R2 TUSSEYVILLE, PA. Atlantic (ity oy of Service An Ideal Resort for An Early Spring Vacation season, and its round of social Seashore sendd forth a call forve- Plerusure socker, and suggestive of for the tired worker seeking an With the closing daye of the winter activities and business cares, the full and cogent in ite appeal to the the days of restful ease and comforg early spring health giving vacation More and more each Year Atlantic City is becoming accepted as an inviting seaside resort for a Lenten and Easter season of re la xation from social wories and business cre . Atlantic City Is Delightful in Early Spring It ds bright and Joyous in the early days of spring. It is a verde table city of sunshine by the sen. There ® a tonde benefit dn the osone with every breath walted from the ocean and health and recupera- tive force, in the breezes from nearby forests of pine The wixty-foot «wide Boardwalk is a colorfuy spectacle, with is mag- nificent hotels, rolling chairs. wonderful shops, theatres. concerts. at- tractive piers and an array of beauty and fashion, with the ever restless wea as a background to the pleasing picture. ' A———— SOFT BREEZES, WARMER AIR, RECUPERATIVE FORCE, REST. FUL EASE, BRIGHT SUNSHINE, AND A REINCARNATION OF NERVE FORCE. HEALTH AND STRENGTH, ARE THE Joys VOUCHSAFED THE EARLY sPRING SOJOURNER AT ATLANTIC CITY, Convenfent all-rafl service is provided by the Pennsylvania Rail. road from-all sections of the country. ~ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD SYSTEM The Standard Ralirond of the World ry Fe A ps snt——
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