wn pg auvaL AND PERSONAL. fo \ A baby girl, Louise Jean, was born Sunday ia wek igo ty, Mr. and Mra Eugene T. Gramley, at Lewistown. Miss’ Mary Shreckengast returned her sister, Greensburg, Miss Ida to Centry the John nesiay, Mrs. Richard Gelin, at Long, of Uniontown, came Hall on Monday and was at A. Slack home until Wed- Edward Foust will be a student in the Central State Normal School, Lock Haven, when the winter term opens in September, Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Mahaffee, of Altoona, came to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Smith, of near Tussey- ville, on Saturday. In Centre county, thirty-four tree planters set out 129.171 forest trees this year. There were set out in the entire state 5,041.025 forest 1,874 planters, The Pennsylvania re-open one week has been trees by will than Siate College later this year customary in the past. The opening date been set for Wed- nesday, September 24, registration of all students starting on Monday, Sep: tember 22, has Messrs. R. M. Smith, Lloyd Smith and the latter's daughter. on Saturday drove to Dillsburg, where they visited a brother, George W. Smith. The Dilis- burg Mr. engaged in farm ing in a where farmers Are TOSperous, Smith is section The gagging and robbing of a young lady in Centre Hall is a myth. It is} at least so believed by those who heard her story and made an effort te obtain additional outside sources, pears ning from So far as is Known be no facts there ap reason for the O spin- to the justice of the robbery tale trou- Much housed. usual crop. Farmers are having the ble in securing the oats of it has owing to the ting. It is the rains easy have been cut but ¢ rains that in sprouting. frequent since cut- |, SOme flelds While the with the corn chuckling : tobert Walker, of Flemington, broken in two hurled twenty-six bile collision at Hublersburg Walker, using a car cle, Myers driving Bellefonte when another car machine, said grains are have been interfe g care of the oats crop, fields been aged twenty : had his upper jaw when he was years : ' i places feet in an automo- Friday owned by his un- Hobert WE toward struck his badly damaging it J. Frank Meyer, wife and Washington, D. C., are at the Meyer's mother, Mrs at Penn Hall Mir class son, ofl} home of | ¢ Susan Mevet Meyer holds a { National high position with the ernment in the Bureau Mr. and Mra Roy New Jersey, the latter a Meyer Kreider, Newark. {! Meyer, are also at the home, . Last Thursday Mrs. D. LL. Geary and daughter, Mrs. N. A. Auman, visited the former's son, ¥. P at Cen- tre Hall. On Mrs. | for- Geary, Sunday, Mr. and talph Free, of Williamsburg, the mer's sister, Miss Maud Harr ¥ Reeder Miss fromm Willlamsport, Lynn Lush, Galeton, and Charles Geary fly, of Newport, Geary home, Free Sue Reeder, from ind fam were visitors at the and § ‘ On Tuesday W. O family moved from Centre Hal into the PF M. home. Mr Heckman borough schools day, and Millis to Fishes of the Heckman Spring is principal will Mon- His moving here will bring to his work than when the farm. near Tussey ville, or at Spring Mills t8 which place he was obliged to account of not house in which open September Sth him nearer living on move last spring on being able to secure a Centre Hail Mr. and Mrs Russell and daughter Cleveland, Ohio, are on a tre county, and while in guests of Mr. Brooks’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Brooks. Both Mr. Brooks and his son are emploved on the rail- road in Joseph W. Brooks. son Jeneveve, of trip to Cen- town are Ohio, and are having their an- nua} leave of absence. On Tuesday they drove to Miffinburg, taking Mrs Brooks with them, and were entertain- ed by Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ralston. Last week mention was made that a building lot in the Balrfoot addition to Centre Hall had been purchased by Harry W. Potter. The Reporter is able to say this week that excavations are underway now for a dwelling house of the bungalow same will be rushed to The structure will have finish on the exterior, the material to be similar to that used on Sunset club house, which is crushed seashell. The stucco work will be done by H. D. Shlegal, of | Spring Mills, and the carpenter work | by F. V. O. Housman, of Miltheim. and the completion, Stucco type One of the really delightful features | of the Encampment and Fair, which | begins Saturday. will be the singing | and playing by the Five,” al musical organization of ex ellent tal- | ent and ability. Their first concert! wili be given Baturday evening, begin- | ning at 7 o'dlock, on the Park, and | throughout all of next week they will give concerts-outdoors If weather | conditions permit, otherwise in the | auditorium. The small fee of 50 cents | which is charged for admission to the | grounds for the entire week cannot | buy more value in the line of good en- | tertainment than that which the “Fil | Ipino Five’ are capable of giving. | i Hipino Mr. and Mra, C. B. dren, of Centre Hall, Blazer and ohdl- | accompanied by | Martin and Isabel Fleck, of Pittsburg, | motored to the home of Mr. and Mrs. | A. 8B. Fleck, in Midvale, New Jersey. | During the two weeks spent in New | Jersey, the two families made several | trips to the surrounding points of in- | terest. A day was spent at West Point | on the Hudson River. and one in New | York City, where the party visited the | Museum of Natural History, the Ac: | quariom, the Statue of Liberty on Bed. the metropolis. The ladies made shop- ping tours in Newark. New York and Butler. The retfirn was made on Sat- urday. t LOCAL AND PERSONAL. I ————— William PF. Colyer and family spent a week in Harrdsburg with Mrs, Col- ver's brother, Clarence Helm, The Junior Farmers, second annual Junior will be held on from Saturday until Friday The association has over one The Camp Farmers’ Park folfhwing. Giange huwired An experienced barber will aid F. P. Geary in his shop during the busy days over the Encampment and Falr, boys .ywho are eligible for member: ship. Thirty dollars in prizes will be given in the judging contests, The program 10 be carried out will be un- der the direcion of J. B. Payne, Voca- tional Supervisor, Miss Grace Bressler, of Sunbury, is a guest of her little cousin, Miss Lois Packer, at the lL. O. Packer home in Centre Halk, AI List. Transfers of Real Estate. Clifford 8. Thomas et ux, to Fred K. Carter, tract in Centre Hall; $2200, Foster V. Jodon, et ux, to Charles nrtholomew, £11,000. Charles M. Thompson, et al, tre County Farmers Cooperative As- sociation, tract in College twp.; $800, the Bairfoot addition purchased a few days ago by John M. Coldron. The lot is next to that now being improved by Harry W. Potter. Since leaving the Bellefonte hospital where they graduated as nurses, Miss- es Beatrice Kreamer and Emma In- gram have been at the Lewistown hos- pital In the capacity of nurses. 1. G. Gordon Fuster, et al, to Paul Ex-Judge Ellis 1. Orvis, of Belle-|B. Kapp, tract in State College; $1200. fonte, will speak in the Municipal bulld ing, Milhelm, Suturday evening of this week, at 7 o'clock, in the interest of National Defense Day, September 12th, All who can should hear him. Mifflin, Juniata, and Union counties: ave contemplating uniting to Cen There's nothing like it to put you in shape for the day's duties or pleasures, There's nothing like Dr. Miles’ Nervine to bring refreshing, FOR SBALE-—-Used kitchen range; price reasonable. Inquire Smith Bros, Spring Mills, Pa. 2tp A farm of 83 acres—60 | acres of farm land twenty-three acres | restful slumber their efforts to build a $100,000 mod- | of fine young timber, located about | . ernly equipped home for the poor on|two miles North-west of Mifiinburg | Buy a bottle. If it the 286-acre farm belonging to the Mif- | Pa. one-half mile from Dunkard | d h ] flin county poor board. The movement! hyroh, on State highway; telephone | oes fot ep You, Will sell stock we'll give your money has the sanction of the State Welfare | {implements with the farm, possession | CK. Snyder FOR SALE : i and mail service, and | Board | i Rev. and Mrs W, C. Dunlap, of Reading, arvived at Rhoneymede for their annual vacation. Of course, much of next week will be apent on Park, where Mrs, Dunlap has familiar figure since luring the Grange Encampment immediately. of health, given Must sell on sc-| feount Terms to suit pur- | Miilmont, Pa, R. F. D, 1 | bottle. its origin | and | Prof. N. lL. took with them a Star Ripka, of Mitheim, is new Star touring ca oth ars were purchased through the Fet erolf agency. Iriving a Wendal Stanford wpearance at the home of Mr. John Eillot Smith, Wilkensburg August 22. with the full intention of naking that his permanent The sirents are very proud of the young nap and formally announced the evenly fides, Mr. and Mrs. H. W and Mrs, D. F. Smith are the Smith put in his and Now At BIG REDUCTION F At these prices you can afford to buy CORD Tires, instead of fabrics, at almost fabric tire prices, and get thousands of additional miles. home 0 their df Centre Ha®, youth grandparents if the Mra rom the SWiley tal, Friday laughter, Godshall telegram Hos that hes was operated on Min home received a Natioal Memorial morning, Edna, mating Miss serious case of appendicitis wxdshall was at Mr Graterford when she left immediately for ngton, D. C. She Godshall's received the Wash - daughter expected. the op BUCK a. emer 30X33 Cords, Tire & Tube, $412 dintic on Sunday included Mr. and Miller, of Bellefonte. and | Charles Mco('ool, of Spr ing | (Note--These low prices include good quality in- found her . - rs an could be by ner tube with each Butler Cord Tire:) was a 18 good ration Maurice and Mrs Miss Izora Rupp and Mra. J. W. Kell r accompanied Mr. and Mrs James) trip to Hunting lor mn Sunday where they visited the! famBy. i Mr. and Mrs spent a Swartza's Hoss motor OTHER SIZES IN PROPORTION Buy Now while the Opportunity Is Yours. Lewis Swartz, of Nit few days last week with | Mrs parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Lytle, whu underwent | operation in the BeBefonte | some weeks ago. is very much | and is expecting to SOON, Mra, James HOMAN'S GARAGE CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE CENTRE HALL, PA, return Mr. and Mrs. C. U und Bush. of end with Wieland and Rob- | wife, of Atlantu friends Orisonia City, | here. | elle the week —————— A AP———————————— The Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year. | ’ * " ; I NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, | WANTED TO BUY—Beveral cows, soon. KE, CC, Wag- Bell phone T7RI1S, HOMESTEAD FOR SALE-—-1 offer my Hommstead for male, in Potter town ship, Centre county, Pa: good new barn, necessary outbuildings: now fences, a never-falling drinking water. Yor the owner, A. W. Wentworth w— | fresh now ,r fresh ried ‘olters Mille; House, | FOR BALE, or will trade, a good terms address for a roadster body. SHADOW, 326 Frank Phillips, Potters Mills, Pa. Ave, Chicago, 1iL tf » : — SR PUREBRED REGISTERED GUERN- BEY CATTLE FOR BALE, to make room; Btate and Federal accredited Bulls of serviceable age and aulno, choice heifer fashionable well of fine] Ford coupe body HOME FOR SALE--The ol offers fon ers Mills land, and plete set of outhuild i# in the best of cond undersign- sale his home ag consisting of 1% several BEVEN TOO hotise wit The house calves embracing the most individuals.~—J. lines, excellent HH, DETWILER, Centre Hail sir mrge and weil-vult porohie winlka, first class The pl 0 well, table, has on I WANTED Men or women te take orders for genuine guaranteed hosiery except peaches. The home fs located | for and children; elimi- within 100 f« Salary, $3760 a wek full hour epare tims, COot- lke INTERNATION STOCKING MILLS, ‘Nerristown, ind also the NE sprung nents men, women nates darning. #0 Convenient to lame $1.50 an further particulars SHRECKENGAST, entre ill ’ AL Pa. ton, heathers, my Te Special 2 Weeks Sale WHERE EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY UST RETURNED from New York City with a collection of 500 Dresess for Fall These frocks are pretty enough for any occasion. In /Silk, Crepe-faille, Flannel, Charmene, Printed-Silk, Charm-bloom, Faille-cord, etc. All the NEW COLORS Cocoa, Rust, Mexico, Green, Taupe, Brick- dust, etc. Also have Full Line of HATS---Velvets ane Felts--All Colors, at Lowest Prices Entire Stock of Dresses and Hats must be sold out in TWO WEEKS in order to make room for the New Heavy Fall Coats coming in. EVERYTHING SACRIFICED AT PRICES NEVER EQUALLED. These are all goods of Belter Quality now sold at Sensational prices. You aré"buying RIGHT at the right time when you take advantage of this Special Dress and Hat Sale. We invite you for Satisfaction to the *“HOME OF GOOD VALUES” Kessler’s Department Store MILLHEIM U.S.Roval Cords BALLOON ~ BALLOON=-TYPE ~ HICH PRESSURE Built of Latex-treated Cords TT Re building took a big step for- ward when the makers of United States Tires invented the Latex Process. The added strength and wearing quality given by Latex-treated cords is something that the user of Royal Cords can tell you about from his own experience. Royal Cords are the standard of value in cord tire equipment —even more certainly foday than ever before. And this holds good whether you are considering a High-Pressure Tire, a Balloon- Type Tire to fityour present wheels and rims, or a Balloon Tire fora 20 or 21 inch wheel. United States Tires og That Cheers A little BEECH-NUT Chewing Tobacco now and then Is just the thing for regular men. More punch than a pipe. Fine for fatigue and indigestion—good for the teeth and gums. . Big do-ers are all chewers. Inventors and jurists, deep thinkers and hard workers, crack athletes, star golfers, ball players, keep BEECH-NUT Chewing Tobacco sales beyond the 250 million package mark. Waxy leaf, cut just the right size—chosen from the best crops unvaryingly blended— flavored with the purest ingredients—all stems and litter removed prepared and ‘sealed without one touch of human hands. 10c is flattered every time it meets a package.
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