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! THE CENTRE REPORTER. MUSICAL RECITAL, PUBLIC SALE REGISTER. PROGRAM OF PHOTOPLAYS | COAL~COAL—COAL, | Almo, good quality of threshing coal.
mms , i —— ; THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6th ad We can offer you the following Let us supply vour coal needs with
THU RSDAY. OCTOBER-5), 1924. Report of ‘Affair Im Milheim Journal | 12 o'clock sharp, 1 mile east of Pot- At THE SCENIC and the OPERA rade of anthriote CoOul—OgK, BOVE, heme good qualities
. . ! . a N rival :« Yap iC tnut and pea ’ ”
g Sass ; mplimentary to Miss [ters Mills, N. R. Blerly will sell: Farm ; mis ches : WM. McCLENAHAN,
POTTERS MILLS pip Som ¥ ke nts | stock implements, ete. Wise and HOUSE (BELLEFONTE) In bituminous ‘annel and poft, :
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Mr. and Mrs. Witmer Lee made a Due to modesty more than anything 75 Wt | 4 POCO DANE SAE SOA SAIL MINI SAS ONE SO HONE
trip to Lancaster on Thursday olee, ‘the Reporter refrained. from de THURSDAY, NOVEMPER 20th, at At “The Seenle”— .
Henry Foust and wife spent some > 110 A. M.. on Joseph Confer farm.
time at Tyrone servingly complimenting the perform- | 4 8 i ' N
d ‘ : fue 1 1H miles East f Potters Mills by “Eh Pr ATES oa gn
Willlam. Robert and Laura Belle|ers in the recital in the Methodist 2 “ : ’ 1 Moore in “PLIRTING WITH 1.OVE.
: x i . Soke George Jordan: ivestock, implements
McCormick visited friends in Altoona | church, Centre Hall, under the direc- |WOOTE 4 kK, mj
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20- Colleen | bd
The stage star who folls the villan by
a few days. tion of Miss Byrd Stover, and, there. |4nd household goods. E. M. Bmith, |, ping an Amnesia victim, gets into WwW Y D 11
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Miss Mildred Duck, of Law k Have Lore copies the report which appeared | auct. bi Rushes ‘but winds y tailing in ork our 0 ars on a
p ¢ 1e Lltaw
Spent & short Hane, at in the Millheim Journal: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, at 1 love Also : 1 1 Sunshine Comedy.
ouse, : Bi
Misslda Swope and Misses Anna The musical recital in the Methodist | P. M., three miles west of Old Fort on FRIDAY, RTO 3 Wiliam
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and Jetta Kalbenslaugh, and Mrs. Jas. | chureh at Centre Hall last ‘riday | Alvin Stump place, J. H. Ishier will Desmond in THE SUNSE FRRAIL, “Nj ht S ift ’X oc
Buck, all of Harrisburg, spent Sunday evening, which Miss Byrd M. Stover, | sell lot of household goods, ete. E. M. | protects a boy, fol he Sheriff add L
with Mra. John Wilkinson, of Rebersburg, conducted with her | Smith, auctioneer, finally -marvies the yeroin A good
Mra Ruth Thomas and Mrs, Mich-
: large «ol : i # Wis a gratif) TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25th, at | one Also, Ind episod ff “THE TRON
ael Smith made a business rip’ to} arse ass of pupils ¥ E me FUE 1 AY, ans ) a :
Bellefonte on Thursday. ’ ing success to both teacher and pa: [10 A. M., on the Earlystown road, | MAN
v { fv 1 SOT 2 Ta : rey rill | n . § . { - Wh -
Howard Davidheiser and wife spent | rents—for which Miks Stover deserves near Old Port, J. Eimer , Royer ;will The dollars you put In the bank are hard-working double
the week-end at the home of Elmer great credit. for her ability and untir- sell: Livestock, farming implements, duty dollars,
Stump at Mt. Unlon 5 : ete. ;s clean-up sale. L. FF. Mayes, auct. | *h ‘
8 I ty SR ing efforts as a teacher. It was a rate i FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ocr. | They work a “day shift” and a “night NHL" Twenty-four
Mrs. Frank Ennist and two daugh- : i i ' h a ! .
ters, Sara and Esther, spent week at | musical treat, displaying unusual ta:- PUBLIC SALE {31 and NOV, 1 darguerite de Motte ours a day they are busy piling up interest for you
Lewistown. ent in that section. asm f senses lin “WHEN .
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Joseph Parker purchased a plano The smaller children who studied REAL ESTATE
for Miss Ida Carter. Now they have and PERSONAL PROPERTY hua
music gnlore—both instrumental and Fred Bingman, Fay Reese, (ladys | The undersigned will expose at public linda ac Cp ¥ na ae ; Start your savings account here to-day,
vocal—at the lower end pf town. . ! 1 3 * Bradford / d ol sale at PENN HALL, on | Ro ! :
§ : Smith ang sabella srndiord, deserve : i . be
One day this week Rev. Rearick WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1024 $0,
had the misfortune to run. into Paul | special mention in the manner In| . ,.00 p M the following valuable
Palmer's wagon, knocking it to pieces. | which they performed and read at] pou Eetate known as the J, B. Fisher | NOTICE, DAIRYMEN;
Paul was pretty badly used up but] sieht for such brief tutelage. but Miss | homestesd. naisting of 18 Acres of | s+ have on hand fre {
not seriously hurt. Children had bet
ter be somewhere else than on the
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~At The Opera House
| How large a “foree” of dollars Is working In the bank for
| John Bowe: Ie a good Western mel | you!
only this vear. viz, Miriam "Mitterling
is especially gifted and pains- | land, more or less; thereon erected aj mills hie
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king with beginners. We understand | {We and one half story brick bouse, bank | Purina Cow Chow—21 per ct. pro-
highway—a man running a car can aa, PL ssi bas { y hl FY sutbulldin teins
. y 5 A . : ' WMrn and wil HOCeSRATry outbulldin { i
not see evervthing he has had numerous lucrative and |
ts yt g.
Mf and Mrs Crosby, of Philadeipt sticing offer: Th t uch axel Also ‘the: following . pest] - property: Leolnt and Fr nT
on their way to State College to ively or hildren | larger Wn One small safe and lot of draln tile | © Larro—20 per ef, protein. I HE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
the football game, met with ha but has d Inet . becatise ania} Terms of salad vor Want. of pifelan | he ns fou a a oy
might have been a serious
. % . . ot : «1 dlitiea money be ale i day of male; bal | i the 1 ne the it 1 Ro nun CENTRE HALL, PA.
Coming down the hill at the fo ro . : bea anos te sate i ay fro 4 * py
in cash January 1, 1925, jana
Water st houks and barn. { Purina Protena-—1514 per el, pro-
the mountain. the axle
broke. The driver lost control
most ran inte Michaet Hi }
of deed when possession
given
THOTT RE FIRE Maa CARRIER SURI IAMILT SUSUR +0 De TUIVISTHLIINE JOTI AEMETIIIONE DUOVURAIONIVT JENIN MALLS, DUA
¥ FRANK M. FISHER BEADFORD & CO. ss LE LL
“ortunately no ond was hw only aj. A Yi Oola elt solos rgorve | . . . .
bog oy, ne : MUL Sovela Tos. Ht solos deaery ’ itor of Estate of Mary Kher Centre Hall, Pa. | ston
ndered by decea
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Misses Miriam Moore, wis Smith ELLA 8 SNYDER
REBERSBURG, War ete T THE SAME TIME AND
Edwin Stover, With us ; RA . § i3 ialiowing ii Estate will ex} nd colors § paid fo { fre
tami cor vs Shin pact dak | The museat readme sien. by inc 1 JOLT Son nilS Admitted and
tended the funera Samuel Mbwery, | Agnes Geary was beautiful, GSpaying | mp. parm known as the 1 rm, | x en o EE res ng :
Samuel Bierly ja building LR " . tale Sh Hk ewMue jerery | tocat i wl Township La » i for riatal oo ERNATION
bafn. 3 one Berson sosition hich | 2 bank barn. : ; i
lev. Travers an family are OW i Hd va y tably while the eol | ‘erme of sale-20 per eer on day o H E SHRECKENGAST i and }
snugly located | 10 Aitheran pas ne gn ¥ . noni d i . | sale, and th ba lane in tv 3 10k 31 ’ ” J pipes
sonage at this place, am the Fle eclion was iaxen . : | nual payments ith interest AUCTIONEER cannot
has taken up the duties of the LUE A x Spyker, ram nad Sara i Smid sot honed CENTRE HALL, PA, enter
The public schools at this | mith. Evely: oly a Bertha | ELLA 8 SNYDER : Reus i : i ~ 11?
were opened for the winter term Oh J gh. vor the vounger element. Cesmtre | i 4 3 g ; : : . i Chew BEECH - NLU T
last Monday, which i timost tw oe Sins ; i » wird i LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS STR A st i Chewing Tobac CCO
months late. “he Jay has been wel ; : : shail Lo i eu . os while at movies, the.
to s buildin of a ne hoo! 1 uture pianists AK ve gifted vio | NOTICE IN DIVORCE, oe by The | X . tre
te the building f a nev l hou TA ee anni rE I DIYOROR, ari im os atre or on factory floor.
and the r fleling of the inte inist n Harok urst Os Yenaeredq | H MLVIA vs 4 . L Lh win i .
the brick 4 2" A wooden five wt difficalt aolo. Misses Eilzabeth |V Quiets nerves and shar.
cape has alsa been bul to the ta rt hol ath Hin ria "hy i Bn the irt of Commog Pleas of Cer : ; its; i i
ide of the ondin : — : 5 te . : A | r ar » hn * eed 1 . nid § a; “plembes Tern (ast Iron Wanted.-.....| Re "mu te
While coagting on
1s
of Wm. Te
the Harvey
Brungart
Dr. W. B. Horter
DENTIST
of HARRISBURG
IN CENTRE HALL
= CENTRE HALL HOTEL
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piace into one part
house, and Henry Rupp moved from Te My Patrons:
Mill Hall to near Smulito int ‘ it is with : t
home formerly know 4 that nave
reon home
MOWERY. -On :
ing Samuel Mowery.
ed farmer, died
Insurance and
Real Estate
Want to Buy or Sell?
TUESDAY OF EACH WEEK
mains were taken HOURS 8 2. MM. to 2 PP. NM.
Saturday. afternoon
age was 64 years J
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PAINLESS DENTISTRY
in All Bran he os.
a a a a THUR Daag
MILLHEIM,
{From the Journal)
Mr. and Mrs H E
young son, of Genoa
HOG FEEDERS
Start your Pigs on a LEOLA FEEDER, the most sanitary, eco-
SEE US FIRST = i nomical, labor saving method of producing pork.
: Made in three sizes— :
MACHINE SHOP 2 Ft., 1 Compartment, $15.00
Chas. D.
D. Bartholomew Where 1s Done on Short: Notice 4 Ft., 2 Compartment, $25.00,
CENTRE BALL, PA, 6 Ft., 3 Compartment, $35.00. Delivered to your nearest
. AP WD
Miss Clara Condo. at AltoonS tae wens th re reid for ACETYLENE WELDING freight station, 30 days free trial ORDER NOW,
Mrs. E. 8. Ripka and son, Byers] ing you + i he aseured : ne p————— ee — WOooD WORK, WAGON WORK Satisfied customers our reference.
motored to St Thomas, i nn Sat- halce wry # Wing he ost
traction nid the gree demazr
urday. They are visiting there with 5
up sere a on |e Tis “iis | Purebred Registered || Ww. A. HENNEY || W. F. RISHEL
this section Saturda
relatives and friends
Miss Jane Mus
Miss Bernadine on
are spending the week
I I. ;is
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Byérs,
Mr. and Mrs. W. E fearick and ton at — lt TR a Guernsey Cattle for Sale t. CFs nun
daughter, of Mill Hal ind Mr £ LEO J. TONER. Mgr.
Distributing Agent
to make room;
Mrs, Oscar Royer, of l.amar, were A————————————————————— State
y § t and Federal accredited NT
motor visitors Sunday at the. home of Hard Winter Due. herd: Bulls of serviceable CE RE HALL FA.
age and i
Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Frank. The United States is due for the | Younger; © ONSTIPATION i “>
Mr. and Mrs, M. H. Smith. accom- | hifrdest winter in years if the well Also Several Choice Heiler Calves : A (ontne 91 aun) 1s, Harm
panied by Mrs. Harriet Keen, motored known “law of averages” that rules
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embracing the most fashionable Always relief in taking
to Harrisburg Saturday afterfioon to | human destiny works out blood lines, excellent Individuals CHAMBERLAIN'S
visit their son and daughter in-law, In wpite of the assertion of the 1. J. H. Detwiler : Centre Hall TABLETS
Mr. and Mrs. J. Calvin Smith 8. weather bureau that long distance r
: 4 Bs . Easy pleasant effective—only 25¢
James N. Catherman., of Miltheim, | forecasting is impossible with present
and Alfred Cathérman, of Hartleton, | Knowledge of metorology, government |
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returned to their respective homes af. | officials have admitted that an old |
ter a several webke' visit with reia- | fashioned winter is over due.
tives and friends in Minnesota, North Hs! p—————— —-———
Dakota, ‘ Nebraska and Illinois. . SPRING MILLS
Mr. and Mps. 8. W. Gramley and Mr. and Mrs. William Smith and | .
daughter, Miss Lucille. accompanied laughter Martha. Mes Cognan 4nd |
by their young ward, James Delan- ph. G4Y, speit Bunduy at Wiliams
. port.
cey, motored to Philadelphin, where Mra . Austin Long and children |
Mr. Gramley had business to transact. | were Sunbury visitors a few days last |
Mr. and Mrs, F. O. Hosterman and] Week with Mrs\ Long's brother, Rev. |
two sons, Russell and Fredérick, on Roy, Carman. i + HIGH GRADE
Saturday motored to Portage to visit ars Den Jami Sento Jin om the |
with Mr. and Mrs, J. GG. Eby. Mra] Mr. and Mra W. O. Gramley were ¥1 .
Hosterman and sons returned home, | Union. county visitors on Sundgy., | BUII DING MA I [AL
while MPF. Hosterman went to Harris The Lutheran Sunday school has |
burg to attond 4. harness show. purchased #* new library that has a
choice selection of books,
——————————— The néw band is making splendid | ! AND
May Abolish Institute, progress, :
County Superintendent DD. O. FEtters The schools hive resumed their us: | ‘ S E E
‘ unl routine of work after a week's va |
in his opening address to the Teach- cation for institute. : MILL WORK
ers’ Institute, ast week. indicated that) The National Quartette wit be the 13 -
this was the last gathering of the [¥irst number of the lecture course, on |
kind that will be held in the Htate ||Saturday evening. November 1. :
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Efforts to abolish the Insiitute were | Fukene Gramiey, wife and baby, of .
: Lewistown, were visitors at the T. M. | : C L m be Cc
made a yead ago but ‘were unsuccess Gramiey Tome # few days inst whok. | resson u r 0.
ful. Nothing definite in this direction Recent visitations of the Stork, a GET OUR PRICES -
has ‘yet been accomplished, but ft]side from the one mentioned last od . ! tl, ST ATE COLLEGE, PA.
seems to be the opinion of the powers | Week (a girl to Mr. and Mrs, James ‘Be Y : and Treas.
that be that the money could be bet- | McCool), were the following: A son to fore ou Buy . J. G. MARKS, See.
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ter spent on educators to travel to the Hp na Jem ir, Bo — Mr
varipus schools and take up the spe-lana Mra George Condo, : : BOTH PHONES Bah
oific problems of one teacher aut a . ! : x
time rather than to generalize on va-| FOR SALE--Royal Red Cross heat- Bell 8-M ~~ Commercial 213-X
tous subjecis. as th Ww. er, with pipe, in good condition, is of: . '
ddiafhg ns they 40, mo ered for sale. Inquire at this office.