THE CENTRE REPORTER ISSUED WEERLY, THURSDAY, Emm— SMITH & BAILEY, S$. W. SMITH SOW. E. BAILEY... | JANUARY 138, 19027 yp Proprietors, Editor Local - Editor and " Business Manager A———————— A———————————— Batered at the Post Office in Centre Hal 88 second class mall matter. TERMS. The terms of subscription to $e Reporter are $1.50 a year, In advance. ADVERTISING RATES. —Legal notices, swenty cents per line for three insertions, amd ten cents per line for each additional imsertion. Local notices accompanying display ad- sertisements, five cents per line for each Smeertion; otherwise, eight cents per line; minimum charge, twenty-five cents. Display advertising rales made known sm application. Sunday Church Services — VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE (Rev. 8. F. Greenlbwoe, Pastor) » This SALE LADIES NEW STYLISH FELT HATS $4 and 85 values. All the new ool- orings will be found In this wonderful assortment and just hink of t—mark- ed for only 1 Dye New Models In Women's STYLISH HATS Stunning NEW new and stylish that ls the vatt assemblage Evervthing will be found in Here are hats for 36.000 our price now that sold in the way eB 2, Dn (~ — Men’s $15 Suits Stylish New Suits MEN'S OVERALLS 32 to 44. 220 doz white-hack $1.25 9 CENTS denim, oa pt oI ie Las quality SHEEP-LINED LEATHER VESTS metal price $3.95 Price now NOTE~LOW PRICE ON SLICKERS WCE ri TRINITY REFORMED, (Rev. Delas R. Keener, Pastor) Centre Hall 9:30 Sunday 7:00 blues, browns, sizes 32 to 39, a Er pte. wp Some wiih 2 pairs oi col- HOYS SWEATERS LADIES" WO00L DRESSES newest wanted materials and Most all siz i $21 MEN’S HEAVY OVERCOATS \ . Ors ar d There 5 an Mixtures your This Poplins, Fancy 20.00 values, and doubt, Nerges, real here, “are and size Is School. Fars Bo . 223.00 value 75 os { * styles, Church Services, FATS Your choice of the lot-- without =a Spring Mill $9.95 1:30 Sunday School 2:30 Church Services. | ee WOMEN'S STYLISH DRESSES n Riv Ob : CR All new MEN > & 3 Ol NG MEN’S SUITS Crepes and $24.50 values. Hr sale, £6.50 only MEN'S FLEECE-LINED NITION SUITS —— — i { Farmers Mills— 9:80 Sunday School 10:30 Church services Flat Yiaines the popular colors in Satin se—- #850 clever new siyles and prices so during this sale EVANGELICAL WwW. E. Smith, Pastor 1 i 20.040 : | Real In plain and mixtures, all sizes-- $18.95 $1 i . ancy 0.75 Regular worshij Gg51.% LITTLI] COATS 3to M4 terinis and Orse—in (MH) GIRLS WINTER Prayermeeting ma CHILDREN'S COATS ele 6 to 14 years; collar and cuffs for this PRESBY TERIAN yoary-—good services MEN'S DRESS SOCKS (Rev. J. M. Kirkpatrick, Pastor) Centre Hall—10:30 A. M, Boalsburg—3:00 P. M. CHILDREN'S WOOL Lemont—7:30 P. M. 14 5 to - that any METHODIST EPISCOPAL year. The (Rev. C. BE. Hazen, are just right, Sprucetown—8. 8S. at worship at 10.:3( Centre Hall-8. 5S. at 30, = pe —— . a—— gn ” = Centro Hal Boys’ Good $5 "iin sures | A ) D ucker’s Dept. Stor materials, far grade—priced attractive styles and fine values— Very special #05 £12.00 Pio sale at wl Be 8 CENTS DRESSES WOMEN'S STYLISH COATS—87.95 VINTE BOYS KNICKERS Here Dresses would years, little xirt proud to materials, colors and styles Values to $8.00, are MEN'S HOCRFORD S01 he materials comfortable New wanted COUTTS many collars—#15.00 syalues—now going . £4.95 a: a styles, have Pastor) nye 9:30: Cholee of the fot FOR 25 CENTS Shoe want. it are hard you who Spring Mills hoys on shoes, | ing service at : I Hi-Cut Shoes , =icu pak is muiren with | | SFRING Davton. MILLS Pastor) EVANGELICAL, (Rev. M. W, Green Grove 15 J M. Bethesda-—10: 3 vi. 3 OR ne Mill . a yA i * TER Spring { Locust Grov vices, POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SHERIFF a ——————— | —————— ——— C—O ——, ————— —— LOCAL AND PERSONAL oA / FL Dodoe Brothers tr LJodge Di others. lic. LS months, Dodge Broth Inc, will introduce a new line of motor HUBLERSBURG, cars, in no way conflicting witl HURT . for Dodge Brothers present occupying a considerably higher of ficld and produced in limited quantitic 3 L/ of &i Boring Monda er called g office Fle 1ssocint : . i nie 1 ehu ¢ ting ed with his father in v. filliam | nly TI ate B,. « ith a 3 Interment x2. srsaaide t Millie i Within a few Smith nitu 1 Ban ’ ' i i" el and | ie Sn AAA SKIDS AT LOCK HAVEN PARTIES 3 the market i ! Two aged ladies at Lemont h the | brother W n y mont. | CAR misfortun t { Mrs. Etters i and broke a Williams, while tripped en. but bruises age, and liams, of types, but street, bone in her arm, and J up a bones were brok iT going stall ' No gufTered and fell “iB i; } iderably i. D eighty years frank Wil- she ii ¢ Con Moquin Combining Dodge Brothers weil known dependability with exceptional perform velock Monday n ance and striking beauty of appointment loa ua - and design, these distinguished vehicles, we believe, will instantly set a new and higher standard in fine car practice. She is about mother of Hall. is the Centre Over one mile of snow fence was montha and 15 survive--<Mrs. Harvey Mille, and J. E. Ertel, Also one brother. Lewis of Madisonburg along the f Centre Hall, | being taken is the first against h y this Funeral services were h 1 from hel, home of her son, J Ee i The the impact erected t var Brush Valley on the portion of of by Samuel time this drifting snow 1} soad. East of plows have hac to take care of eontinuously drift Miss Miriam Ralph Shook, ous points road, east {tween road now This form of protection been att ¥ . Stump eels using the Dodge Brothers will continue to produce used the on ong ¥ their present juantities to meet a demand which, dunng the pear largest in tebersburg Snow road w line in maximum : 18 sy ev that trouble | At the house, where afte: . : OL ie that onsiderable the into turned the m funeral ¢o ingelical ’ ice the the Ev burg w held, conducted laker, toge proceed i Madison services light the Snows i pleted Aroun © oppos church ut ! ly around in the op} just ended, was very much the their history, reaching the record total of 330,000 Cars. road ton Dr. Teah, of Lock Haven, was sum and it found that Dr. Me: vine had escaped with cuts and bruises about the head and fade. Mra. Mer vine suffered a fracture of the right arm near the shoulder and Injuries about the hip, while Mrs, Wright es caped with slight bruises. Mr. and Mrs. Moquin were both out about the face, Mr. and Mrs. Moquin, Mre, Morvine and Mrs. Wright are all patients at the lock Haven Private hospital ——— te AA Broadeasting from the Moore Tem- iple Theatre in Bellefonte proved suc cesaful and the announcements. music, jete., were picked up in good form by local sots. Bellefonte talent was give en an opportunity to go out “over the waves" Harry Hubler, of Lock Has ven, formerly of this place, was also on the alr, His work, always good, was easily recognized, Iuding by Rev are con were Shook, daughter of Spring Mills, was faken to the Black private hospital, Tewistown, a few days ago, and later will undergo an operation for a torn Hgament at the knee cap. About six Confer, wife of Samuel Confer, died weeks ago, Miss Long, a Gregg Town: [at her home, 26 Ridge Road, Lewis ship Vocational School pupil. while town, aged 76 years, 7 months and 26 playing basket ball, fell and sustained | Says. Heart trouble and dropsy caus- the injury. Previous to this it was|ed her death, after a serious illness pf found her ln was weak. She ls a|three weeks. &:1 of fourteen years. Mies Shook was She was born at Milesburg, a daugh accompanied to the hospital by Miss jter of Jacob and Catherine Riley. Bhe Mary Corman, nlso of Bpring Mills jieaves her. husband, Samuel Confer More than n year ago she stepped in- | who has been in bed during the last, to a hole while pring ball and in ]two years, following a stroke of pa i jured one of her legs. She will be | "alysis, treated by Dr. Black, Miss Corman Mra. fad been to New Yori and hospitals | Confer, Lewistown, and three in other cities for ticatiment, but not jters: Mrs, Harry Fleisher, pre ny went succes. She is now | Royer, both of Lewistown, and teaching school in Gregg township, | Gesrge Peters, Reedsville. having aes the Cross Church The deceased wae the last survivor school in Georges Valley. of a family of 16 brothers and sisters. Irving Kk of £ moned was CONFER Mrs Elizabeth (Riféy) a David daugh- Mra. Henry Mrs Confer leaves one son, fy
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