m— ————— mall ee New Yerk chy on the return trip. H. E. SHRECKENGAST | A CRY IN THE NIGHT, griping | COAL—COAL—COAL, Hall’s Catarrh en fr
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tects | Mr, and Mrs, E. O. Brown, of Akron, pains in the vitals, cramps, | We can offer you the following | Those who are in 8 “run ioe da
ppduns ; | on will notice that Catarrh
THURSDAY, AUGUST 28 1924 Ohio, mention of whose arrival ut AUCTIONEER | weakening diarrhoea - whether child or grades of anthrac ite coal—egg, slove, | Hoa more than when
. faite a ere eerste Pleazn i Sau yas made Iam, week are | CENTRE HALL, PA, | adult, immediate comfort and ease in hestnut and pea. | health. ‘This fact proves if hile Co
ee a rived in J elm, er |
: | tarrh is @ local disease, it is grestiy in-
N ; i i x { ’ In bituminous—Cannel and soft. i uth 1 conditions.
JURY LIST on Monday evening and are mingling | Good Service at Reasonable Cost, CHAMBERLAIN S Also, good quality of threshing coal res rani} MEDICINE is
ee de cquaintances, { No sale too small; none too large. | COLIC and DIARRHOEA | ! i e bioed u
with friends and acqua
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1 upply your coal needs with | Tonle and acts through th
Mr. and Mrs, W. C. Yoder, of Phil- | Service of one or more clerks furnished | MEDY 14t us supply yo the mucous surfaces of the he bedy, thus
+ innl 8 . mT . ha i these good qualities, { a ation and
For Term of Curt Beginning Monday. adelphia, were motor guests from Sum- | Free by The First National Bank, Centre Pays to keep always on band. : ’ 9 Centre Hall, | i
September 22nd, day to Wedngsday morning at the B.| Hall, ij - AHAN, | All Druggists. Co, Toi es ’
Following is the jury list as drawn WwW. Gramley , Ws They took with 3mo.o44*| Centre Reporter, $1.50 a year, WM. McCLENAF IF. 3 Cheney & Co Toledo, Obla, ;
Following Is the Jury [st A re, . w, Mari sho had : —— mom
. to . tor yf Centre | them their daughter, Marion, w i .
for the Se gal Segln on | been a visitor with Miss Laucile Gram-
county court, : : this | ley for the past several weeks,
September 22nd. A feature of 118 Rev and Mrs. F. H Daubenspeck
ar > ; 7 BL Musser mur- . mrs, : . e
term of court will be the Ms and children, of Aaronsburg. ®started
der trial. ia TRORS Wednesday morning on a four weeks’
GRAND JURORS om vacation in the western part of this .
R. G. Bulick, farmer...... alf Moon} i te and in West Virginia. From Aa- th WwW Id S f
E. A. Bannage, farmer Miles | ingburg the family will go direct to a ing e or a e HOG E
Charles Biglow, electrician. Phillpsburg | cq, rksburg, W. Va, thence to Wash-
H. P. Carson, farmer Patton ington, Pa. Pittsburgh, and Elderton. .
Mrs. Harry Fleming, hkp. . College 1, the order named returning from the f Yr V 1 bl J
Johnn J. Frantz, gentleman : Rush ter place to their home, 0 a ua es Start your Pigs on a LEOLA FEEDER, the most sanitary, eco-
John F. Fisher. laborer 8 Be —— " wer | hod of ducing rk.
ring ” | nomical, labor saving met of produ po
Barl Gentzel, farmer Spring COURT PROCLAMATION. i ’
Bdward Haupt, farmer Spring . oc
Charles Hoover, laborer. ...Snow Shoe Whereas the Honorable Henry
1 Presid Judge of the ( ourt | Put yourself In the burglar’s place. Would you go to all the risk
§ 3 : . rley. redident Judge © > :
George Harpster, blackmnith, Bellefonte QUIGLEY, Pleas of the 49th Sudic vial of frultless effort of getting a man’s valuables If that man kept 2 Ft., 1 Compartment, $15.00
Mrs. Dorothy Hoffer, hkp....Phi pos Distetict, consisting of the County of | his valuables In the BANK! Certainly not, You'd do Just what 4 Ft., 2 Compartment, $25.00.
Jot Jucksou, 5 rer le + | Centre, having issued hig precept. bear- | he does—make your living off the people who keep thelr valuables 6 Ft. 3 Compartment, $35.00. Delivered to your nearest
LAWN JESSE, £ " "
3 3 = ute the 7th lay of August, : vi ;
Barton Lorrah, clerk Snow Shoe]ins date of the ith « : - a at home, tcelghst statiois, 0 duys free ial. ORDER NOW.
Mrs. Alice Meyers, hskp.....Miesburg 1924, to, me directed for holding a |
C. A. Meyers, barber State College [Court of Common Fleas Orphans’ | Our SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES are the best obtainable and our
«. A. Meyers, i oxo LILE |
Luhter Rider, merchant Ferguson | Court, Oourt of Quarter Sessions of | vault and door are the STRONGEST in Penns Valley. Let us
Joseph Rightnour, jaborer Howard | the Peace, Oyer and Terminer and |
Wm. H. Stuart, farmer Harris | General Jail Delivery. in Bellefonte, for |
Mrs. Mattie E. Smith, hskp.....Potter the County of Centre and to commence i I
Simon Sigfreid, carpenter Rush jon the WV J : F. R S I | E I
I. BE. Swartz, farmer : or | FOURTH MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER, : .
Abednigo Willams, gent'm'n Unionville | joing the 22nd day of September, A.D ' Distributing Agent
TRAVERSE JURORS 1924, and to continue as long as busi-
Joseph F. Apt. Sr. retired. . Bellefonte | ness may require, The CENTRE HALL, PA.
mrss amity § ;
Made in three sizes —
Satisfied customers our reference.
show you,
J. F. Bible, farmer. ........... Haines NOTICE is ber¢hy given to the
Victor Brungart, farmer.........Miles Coroner, Justices of the Peace, Alder-
lloyd F. Bressler, laborer... Miles men and also such Constables, (that
David Bechdel, farmer coos. Liberty may have business fn thel respective e :
Mrs. Mary Broderick, hskp., St. College | districts. requiring to report to the 1s a 10Nna an
John Banks laborer. .......Snow Shoe Honorable Court) that they be then
Frank Beals, merchant. . one 3a pac TRUS and there in their proper persons at
Robert Brennan, carpenter, St College | 10 o'clock in the forenoon of Lhe 22nd, |
tussell Biglow, mer hant Philipsburg with their records, inquisitions and Centre Hall Pa.
Geo. Culver, laborer. ..Snow Sheo tw ltheir own remembranggs to do those | ’
Wm. Crater, laborer............Gregz things to their offices appertaining to |
Henry Cole, farmer. sins... Worth ln, done, and those who are bound in |
James 1. DeHaas., foreman. ...Liberty lrecognizances to prosecute against the |
Wm. G. Edwardes, forester, St. College | pfsoners that are or shall be in the
James W. Evans, farmer.......Gregg il of Centre county, be then and there | ’ OVER ND
Jom W. Eby, farmer.... Walker to prosecute against them as shall be | | A
RR: G. Fye, borer or Burnside just.
Mrs. Mary Flegal, hskp...Pihlipsburg Given under my hand, at Bellefonte, |
WM Frank M. Fisher, agent..Centre Hall] the 20th day of August, in the year of | x RE
WwW. G. Fun farmer . «+... Patton |
Furst, farmer. as TM our Lord 1924, and the one hundred |
William George, miner MiUpsburg land
David Gilliland, far pendence of the United Stateg of Am-
W. T. Harrison, shopk erica.
1. F. Heaton, coal operator. .Snoy Shoe E. R. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
Md¥Mon M. HoutZ hskj - « JARATEIS | heriff’s Office, Bellefonte, Pa,
Mrs. Harry C. Heverly. hskpr... Ht August 20. 1974
Mrs. Stella Hogentogle r, i Hie
SarEe XY aria al ANNOUNCEMENT.
Josep » ughes,
134 : hitie.a - As has been our custom, re will,
John Hollick, Ins agen hilips $ H : } h
forty-eighth year of the Inde- |
are norm
HIGH GRADE FORD SERVICE STATION for 47 Years
THE OLDEST FORD SERVICE STATION IN CENTRE COUNTY
BUILDING MATERIAL | Ouly GUARANTEED FORD Farts Used. PRICES RIGHT.
AND FULL LINE OF ACCESSORIES
AUTO LAMP KITS—MIRRORS—STOP LIGHTS-STEP PLATES
Lerois Lucas labarer Ca Milesburg
—~ETC. We have the goods. Our Prices Are Low. Why Net Come
MII | WORK In and See Us. You need some of these Accessories NOW.
Fred Moore, inspector . . Philipsburg DENTIST
Mrs Churlotic Maely, hain, Philp of HARRISBURG FOR SALE-CHEAP.
weorge A. Miller, manager. . Spring . - : .
EE A donten, sherk. elegot IN CENTRE HALL | GET OUR PRICES REO Spred Wagon--1; Ton capacity, in fine shape.
Hi Roan, taxi ariver. Stue oles (CENTRE HALL HOTEL) K Before Y ou Buy | FORD Touring Car at a Bargain.
W. M. re laborer... State Collext TUESDAY OF EACH WEE OVERLAND Touring Car with now Cord Tires.
» a1 ing the esti th # Heust allow i
H. E. Johnson. labore - 2 ush | during we month of August allow |
Edward Kane, CL. .... Potter | twenty per cent discount on : all « axh
Maud C. Kerstetter, hskp.. Penn | Stles of furniture. except kitchen cab-
George Kelley, farmer lenner | I0Et8. A large stock to select from
John 8. Lambert, carpenter. Hellefonte 8 M. CAMPBELL,
James Lee, aged Bellefonta }¢ Millheim, Pa.
talph A. Lingle, laborer....... Penn
John I. Love, laborer...... tollefonte — |
G. E. Longe. farmer . co Walker i
Hasten FF. Long, farmer, ... Haines Dr. W. B. Horter
SHIRE DE BR Sn LE a
W. M. Sowers laborer State College
Mrs. Fdna Storch, hakp iellefonte HOURS § A. M. fo TPM . BOTH PHONES
Clyde Vonadn f
farmer Haines
Grover Weaver laborer i Potier PAINLESS DENTISTRY Commercial 213-X
Mrs. Martha Wallace, helkpr Bog
ie Seren Waa: moos ose to M0 Brauctics, i 2s OILS for all Cars, and Tractor Oils. Have Your Car
David Washburn, chemist Bellefonte
FR Waite, dentist. Philipsburg | = —— Drained and New Oil put in. We do that for you.
:
Harry J. Walkey, electrician. Bellefonte
ALEMITE GREASING SYSTEMS andGREASE—The BEST Lubrl-
wm Announcing Opening | Ane avn a ae etes ‘Seve Tout farit Pare
(From the Journal.)
A. C. Erhard, of Wellington, Kas,
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who had been visiting with relatives | 9 i
and friend s in this section for the i ~~ |
past two mont les, left Wednesday 4 n S ara e 1
morning for his western home ¥ ; wp—" 4 i
ring for bis Nesom home vail a0 ine S 0p Ra |
daughter, Miss Violet, of Morganza BREON & WEAVER
are visitors in this section They spent
several days during the week with My
and Mrs A. E., Bartges. — An
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hinds and . .
two children, of Joliet, Til, are visit New Machinery for Doing
ing Mr. Hinde’ mother, at Fiedler. Mr.
Hinds bas been an employee of the All Kind M hine ¥ rk
Bell Telephone Co. in that city for the 0 § ac 0 .
past fifteen years
Prof. and Mrs J. L. Hackenberg ACETYLENE WELDING A
who spent the summer months in and . .
around Johnstown. returned Monday Specialty The installation of
for a two weeks rest prior fo the open the Best Acetylene
ing of the public schools on Sept. Sth, Welding outfit places us in posi.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Ulrich, of Clave- tion to handle any repair job.
land, Ohio, motored to Miltheim Sune
day and expect to spend a few days A piece of work undertaken
visiting with Mrs Ulrdclds parents, here is carried to a satisfactory
Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Maize, Their son finish. There is no need to ‘fin.
is a e-guard at one of Cleveland's : ’"
; ish up’’ elsewhere.
bathing beaches and did not accompa’ p
ny them on this trip. : | “ | * 24 7 | BEFORE
Pr. I Moser f LL Weaver, J. C. Woop WORK, WAGON WORK i : a “ ’ \
Hosterman., W. IH. Breon and Paul J. Lawn Mowers Sharpened
Meyer, in the former's car, on Mon-
day afternoon motored to Sunbury and
witnessed a twilight game of baseball WwW A HENNEY
played by the Baltimore Black Sox ’ "
(colored) team and the Sunbury City CENTRE HALL, PA.
| ’ Te $ ®
team. The Black Box won 6-4 in a ” 111 1n
very well played mame, a i / | : Wy
Mr. and Mrs, O, P. Smith and daugh- | s
ter, Lida, of Aaronsburg, and Mr. and ;
i nce and LLOOK FOR EXHIBIT OF
visited with many friends and former Real Estate
acquaintances, and that they had a
Mra. John H. Brindle, son John and
EA Fwa Stars and Durants |
Ralph Zimmerman, who figured i i
prominently in an auto accident at | Want to Buy or Sell ? 0 !
Mttle daughter, of Fiedler, last Thurs
day returned from a 10-day autofnobile
trip to llimols. They report having
Woodlawn a number of weeks ago us 1 0
when he and several companions crash- SER FIRST 1 resson I umber C
At GRANGE ENCAMPMENT & FAIR || C :
ed into a doctor's office, was brought
| COLLEGE, PA.
Chas. D. Bartholomew STATE
to his parenty’ home Inst week by his
mother, Mra, KB. H, Zimmerman, where
CENTRE HALL, PA, ' JG M 8, ,
he expects to fully recover during the’
next several “wecks, .
Mra. PF. BE. Gutelius and daughter,
Miss Violet, were motored to Williams.