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THR CENTRE REPORTER.
A WL LR SASL IR,
THURSDAY, MAY 29 1924
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LOST Watch pin, with
on it. Lost in Centre Hall, Saturday
evening, May 17.—~Mnps. Clayton Mun
er, Centre Hall
Farmers to Gather at State.
June 9 to 18 is the time for the an-
nual young firmers week at Penn
State under the auspices of the State
Grange. .
Thursday, June: 12, has been desig-
nated as Farmers’ Day when at least
2000 farmers are expected to visit the
institution,
Birthday Binary Party,
/7 Sunday was the birthday of John L.
Tressler, of Centre Hall, and also that
of his nephew, Carl McClelan, son of
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. McClellan, of Lin-
den Hall. The event was celebrated on
Monday evening in the form of a sur-
prise party held at Mr. Tressler's home.
The former lacks a year of being six-
ty and the latter one year short of his
majority. The guests present were
these: Wm. McClintic and family, John
Carper, wife and son Albert, Henry
Houser, Anna Houser, John Raymond.
Frank Ishier and wife, Larue
Ishler, R. G. McClellan
family, Leonard Wilson, Mrs. Lloyd
Brown, Daniel Colyer and family, Wm.
Parker, Catharine Tresselr, all of Lin-
den Hall; George Searson and family,
George Tressler, wife and granddaugh-
ter, Jacob Sharer and family, of Cen-
Hall; Nester Heckman and fam-
John Condo and daughter, Mrs,
of Spring Mills.
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MILLHEIM,
(From the Journal)
Miss Sadie Miller,
spent over Sunday
Mr. and Mrs, G. E.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
over Sunday visitors with their son-
n-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Stover, at Milton.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geary
children and Mr. Mrs.
Wagonseller, of Newport, were
motor guests at the N. A.
home.
Mrs. George 8. King, after a visit of
several weeks with relatives and friends
at Aaronsburg and Miltheim
day departed for their
Hibbing, Minn.
Joseph W. Reifsnyder attended the
sessions of the Golden Castle, Knights
of the Golden Eagle, held at Bethle-
hem last week. He was the delegate
Millheim K. G. E.
and reports having had a fine
and
Woodrow and
tre
ily.
Harriet Long.
of Philadelphia,
with her
Miller,
OO. Housman were
parents,
and
and George
Sunday
Auman
. last Fri-
home at North
representing the
lodge,
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Harter and
the latter's sister. Mrs. Lmgle., drove
in from Altoona in Mr. Harter's Jewett
coupe on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs
Harter spent Saturday night and Sun-
day morning with Mr. Harter's mother,
Mrs. Minnie Harter, while Mrs
gle remained in Centre Hall
Mrs. Gertrude Gephart. who has been
a guest at the Masonic home, at
Elizabethtown, dince February, is at
present visiting at the Gephart home.
When leaving the home to board the
train for here trip plucked
an alfalfa stalk which measured 26%
inches,
Lin-
here she
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REBERSBURG.
Some of our farmers have finished
panting corn while others are not done
Sowing oats
Dandel Moyer, of Osceola, visited his
brother, Jerome, at this
Sunday.
Jared Kreamer, who had been con-
fined to the house on account of sick-
ness during the winter months,
who had recovered s, much
able
bed,
Nathaniel Shaffer. who had
taken to the Bellefonte hospital
treatment for blood podsoning in
hand and arm, returned home
family one day the past week.
Edwin Bammer and wife, of Milton.
motored to this place and were guests
at he Scott Stover home on Saturday.
The quarantine tag which was placed
on the door of the C. C. Smull home
severa weks ago owing to the illness
of their daughter with scarlet fever,
we are glad to mention has been taken
off. The house has been fumigated and
the Smull family is a¢ liberty again.
Mrs. Solley has been called here to
help nurse her father. J. B. Kreamer,
whose condition is becoming alarming
to the family.
Mrs. Jerome Meyer As on the sick
Mat, suffering a severe attack of pleur-
sy. .
Samuel Mowery #8 confined to bed
with a severe spell of sickness. We
hope for hs speedy recovery,
The junior baseball team ‘will hold a
festival on the school ground on the
evening of decoration day.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reed and Fisher
Mowery, of Miffimburg, and, Mme. Wil-
Mam Miller, of Sunbury, were called to
the bedside of thelr father, Samuel
Mowery, wh, is seriously #1 at this
writing. : .
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- FEEDS, \
Full-O-Pep Chick Starter; Full-O-
Pep Egg Mash; Full-O-Pep Growing
Mash; Full-O-Pep Fine Chick Feed;
place, over
but
as to be
to be around, &s again confined to
been
for
his
to his
ry Ration (4 per cent protein); Bugar-
ed Schumaker Feed.
Algo, Wire Fencing—all kinds; Im-
perial plow repairs; plows harrows,
cultivators, ete; Asphalt Roofing.
WM. McoCLENAHAN.
Centre Hall, Pa,
NERUDOUS HACKING
Can not be cured by a glass of
water, but will disappear under
the healing and soothing effect of
CHAMBERLAIN’S
COUGH REMEDY
Every user is 2 friend.
Try Corl’s
[CE CREAM
Every mix is rigidly tested
and made in the most mod-
ern way. All orders, both
wholesale and retail, will
receive prompt attention.
Cream Will Be PACKED and DE-
LIVERED at All Times, Except
Sunday Alternoons,
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN
OUR PARLOR TRADE
E.Church $t., CENTRE HALL
Bell Phone 34RS
Announcing Opening
A COMPLETE
Machine Shop
New Machinery for Doing
| All Kinds Machine Work.
ACETYLENE WELDING A
Specialty The installation of
the Best Acetylene
Welding outfit places us in posi.
tion to handle any repair job.
A piece of work undertaken
here is carried to a satisfactory
finish. There is no need to ‘‘fin-
I ish up'’ elsewhere.
WO00D WORK, WAGON WORK
Lawn Mowers Sharpened
W. A. HENNEY
CENTRE HALL, PA.
et
WANTED-—~Men or women to take | | er, at 3 60 per year, in advance; sats
orders for genuine guaranteed hosiery | isfaction guaranteed, or money re-
fgr men, women and children; elimi- | funded
nates 3 dnrning. Salary, $75 a wek full | me—
to tn Joe cn: CSE 1000 WAN,
ton, heathers, silks. —INTERNATION-
AL STOCKING MILLS, Norristown, | | ly drop us a pestal card and we will
| call at ence,
Pa.
Lanreiton Foundry Co. Inc.,
LAURELTON, PA.
WANTED. ~One hundred or more
new subscribers to The Centre Reporte ozpd
Work and the Reward.
If you work for money and save it, money will work for youn. If
you work for money and save It, you will he able to hire other
men t, work for you——able to eolleet part of what they create, for
your own personal holdings, The first $1000 In the bank Is the
hardest—we are apt to become discuraged while accumulating
it. But, the more you save, the the ecasler money eomes,
It Is eaxy to save through our Savings Department, and you'll
be surprised how fast It grows.
. The
First National Bank |
Centre Hall, Pa.
8 PER CENT INTEREST ON
TIME AND SAVINGS
DEPOSITS,
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a
LEOLA
HOG FEEDERS
Start your Pigs on a LEOLA FEEDER, the most sanitary, eco-
nomical, labor saving method of producing pork.
Made in three sizes —
2 Ft., 1 Compartment, $15.00.
4 Ft., 2 Compartment, $25.00,
6 Ft., 3 Compartment, $35.00.
freight station, 30 days free trial
Delivered to your nearest
ORDER NOW.
Satisfied customers our reference.
W.F. RISHEL
Distributing Agent
CENTRE HALL, PA.
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with
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Centre Reporter,
BALE ~Ford roadster,
in good running erder,
FOR
starter;
PROGRAM OF PHOTOPLAYS
At THE SCENIC and the OPERA
HOUSE (BELLEFONTE)
at office of the
scni—
Co THIEL ISL
Dr. W. B. Horter
DENTIST
of HARRISBURG
IN CENTRE HALL
(CENTRE HALL HOTEL)
TUESDA ! OF EACH WEEK
PAINLESS DENTISTRY |
~At The Opera House— { 2 SS SZ —"
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 30 |
AND 31—Jacqueline Logan in "Salo omc ooo.
Al
At “The Scenle”—
THURSDAY, MAY 29
“Governor's Lady.” based
theme of the poor husband who con
sidered his wife old-fashioned after he
became prosperous and tried t, shake
her.
FRIDAY, MAY 30-
O'Holleran,”
Jane Gray in
on the
Rich In
(*haries
Irene
with
and other stare
Jane,” with a lot of other stars
two-reel comedy.
Insurance and
Real Estate
Want to Buy or Sell ?
Hall's Catarrh Medicine
Those who are in a “run down" con 1.
tion will notice that Catarrh bothers them |
much more than when hey are in wood | ‘
health. This fact proves that while Ca- |
tarrh is a local disease, it is greatly in-
fluenced by constitutional conditions. |
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE is a |
Tonic and acts through the blood upon |
the mucous surfaces of the body, thus
reducing the Inflammation and assisting |
Nature In restoring normal conditions, i
All Druggists. Circulars free
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Worth aelling is worth
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