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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
—
‘Miss Bessie Stover, of Millheim, will
become a student nurse in the Look
Haven hospital.
Dairymen—do you want more milk?
Bee G. O. Benner, Centre Hall; Bell
11R2. adv.
James C. Reed, of Boalsburg, made
a trip to Centre Hall between trains,
last Friday afternoon,
J. T. Potter, who had been quite
fH, was able to walk about outdoors
beginning of the week.
A daughter was recently borm to
Mr, and Mrs James Royer at their
Earlystown farm home.
Bids are being asked for the con-
struction of a néw Federal building in
Lewistown to cost $108,000,
We had but one and one-half inches
of snow during January, which is the
lightest fall in many years,
Gwendolyn Goodhart, infant daugh-
ter of Mr. and rMs J. C, Goodhait,
has been ill for the past week or
more.
Former Sheriff Kline is very serious-
ly ill at the Centre County hospital,
where he has been a patient for sev-
eral weeks,
son, James
dinner on
and Mrs,
Shook
Hall,
home
and
took
of Mr.
Mrs. George
Shook, of Penn
Sunday at the
D. K. Keller
Miss Estella Hosterman, a
the local post office,
Smith, were guests of
burn on Saturday and
Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Guy
spent the week
Wilbur Henney, in
John W. Foster
was a railway
clerk in
relatives at Co
Sunday,
Ralph McCook and Mr.
Aurand, of Lewistown,
-end with Mr. and Mrs
Hall.
Centre
thirty-seven years,
red the servi
Mr. and Mrs. H. B
College on Saturda vis
Potters
Wagner
Telephone
ente
and relatives at
former home,
ed by the Bell
Rev. FP. H
pastor of
charge.
call from Chi
, will leave for
March 1st.
The
during a
slippy,
less skidding. Later the
en a heavy sprinkling of
which took all the “slip”
‘ompany.
ibenspeck, for
Years Aaronsburg Louth
eran esigned to accept
Jutler cou
new field
road
part of
over vittany
week was prety
road was giv-
nders
out of it,
John Knarr, youngest son of Mr
and Mrs. John H. Knarr, underwent an
operation in the Centre County Hos
pital for the removal of his tonsils
and adenoids, Wednesday of last week
He is recovering nicely from the ef-
fects of the ordeal.
Miss Algie Emery. a student in the
Centre Hall High school, sustained a
fractyred collar bone, Friday night,
when she fell on the ice while skat-
ing. Arm in sling, she keeps up her
perfect attendance record by being
present at every session of school
State’ Highway engineers have a real
problem on their hands in their effort
to eliminate some of the big curves
on the road between Bellefonte and
Pleasant Gap. With great backs of
earth on either side the road
creek to contend with,
ing out of a road
than the present
#ible.
A Ford car belonging to and
f near town,
by . EB. 8 rer, of
fire while Nittany Moun
tain, Mi
stopped his
with less cu
one near the
Com:
mda
eral pers
pearing
and
such an
of the potent force that is at
to soho
something of
side. and go back
to make
Miss Edith Sankey. of Mi
was in Hall last week.
has recently recently returned from
a three weeks visit to Philadelphia,
Lancaster and Reading. She attended
the State Grange meetings in Lan-
caster, and in Reading, in
with Mre. Roger T. Bayard, of Ty-
rone, was a guest of the latter's sie
ter, Mra. (Rev.) W. C. Dunlap. Miss
Sankey is ebcretary of the Gréng:
Fair and ls alre dy
yourself.
Centre
association mak
ing.
in Cen-
came
and wns
ani
Loe Markle of Altoona,
tre Hall last Thursday.
Penns Valley to buy a
successful in purchasing a nice
mal In the western section of the wal
ley. The beef will be killed for Mr.
Markle's yee, He ig employed
in a large milk depot in Altoona, and
having advantage of refrigeration fa-
cilities there, will put the beef In cold
storage and thus be supplied with fresh
beef throughout the summer. This is
giving old King H. C. L. a knock out
wallop!
Republicans ‘whe have declared
themselves ‘willing to serve Centre
county in an official capacity are Hoy
Wilkinson, of Philipsburg, who Is out
for a second term as prothonotary;
Howard BE. Holsworth announces him:
self a candidate for county treasurer,
and Harry Dukeman feels hoe has su
perior fitness for the office of high
sheriff of Centre county. Harry A.
Rossman and Lloyd A. Stover are will-
ing to serve a second term in the of:
WHAee of register and recorder to which
respective offices they were elated
more thin threes years ago. And this
is only the beginning of the season for
the showing of good material for pub-
He offices in all political partics,
was
He
beet,
private
T—
WANT TO REPEAL
STATE DRY LAW
Referendum on Modification of Elgh-
teonth Amendment Also Sought
Would Be Voted On At Coming
Election.
The Armstrong-Snyder dry Inw.
sponsored by the Pinchot administra-
tion and passed by the 1923 session,
would be repealed by a“bill presented
in the House by Representative Stee-
dle, Allegheny county.
A referendum to ascertain the opin-
ion of the electors of the State as to
the desirability of modifying the eigh-
teenth amendment to the constitution
of the United States was also Intro-
duced in the House by Representative
Steedle. The question would go before
the voters at the municipal election
this year.
The question to ba voted on would
be “Should the Congress of the United
States modify the federal act to en-
force the eighteenth amendment of the
constitution of the United States so
that the same shall not prohibit the
manufacture, sale, transportation, im
portation or exportation of beverages
which are not in fact intoxicating as
determined in accordance with the
laws of the respective States.”
A group of advocates of prohibition
called on Governor Fisher on Tuesday.
Among the delegation were Dr. Ha-
mer W. Tope, State superintendent of
the Pennsylvarmia Anti-Saloon league:
Mrs. Ella M. George, State president
of the W. C. T. U. and other promi
advocates of enforcement of “the
prohibition laws
seam ——————
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
und hog saw
the brigl
Yes, the gr
on Wi
dnesday in
Stockmen
grandparents
Mrs. Harry
mpéan ied
Chathar, of
\[1gs Mabel
near here on Tue
ned
Haven
R. M. Smith, D
Boozer, BR. P. { ‘amphel
MeCormick attended the dons
the Willlamsport ti .sh
Rite Masons, with the
twenty -seventh dinner on
Friday evs candidates for
initiation numbered
hundred
W. H. and R. G. Homan will make
public sale on March 16th of a num
ber of high-class Guernsey cows helf
ers ind bulls. The animals have In
thelr veins some of the
best line of Guernseys Yo be found and
also have individual : quality. The
sale will be held cast of town on the
farm formerly occupied by the eleder
Mr. Homan.
consistory, Sed
which ended
anniver
The
Ary
ning.
over two
George W. Pa
altfotnia, # on a month's
# former home in
1s a son of Edward
Angelea,
vacation
Penns Valley
Page, of Oak
Mr. Page went to the
Coast four years ¢ He holds
good position With
lfornia Ed
ge, of los
He
Hall
Station.
ison Company
He
an eloctirk
eome
Constabulary.
intensive training
anches and physical en-
will come g final exam
ination A large percentage of young
men who enter the Institution to gain
{admittance to this feature of serv
for the State, fall on final examina:
tion. Mr. Reiber feels reasonably ces
overcoming the obstacles caus
training to
State
six months
n various br
tests,
¢
and
come through with colors flying.
’
Dr. H. 8 Alexander, of
on his way bome form a Lewis-
waa injured by his auto
ng His leg was brok
injuries inflicted. He was
accompanied by his son Elmer, the lat
and baby, none of whom
They had visited Mia
Alexander, who is a patient at the hos
pital, Immediately alter the accident
Dr. Alexander was taken to the same
hospital and is being treated there.
No other facts of the accident
known here,
John Snavely, the farmer and dairy
man east of Centre Hall. was pain-
fully injured on Saturday morning and
has since been confined to the house
on account of sveeral broken ribs and
bruises. Before feeding his cows and
young cattle, Mr. Snavely was clean
ing the troughs of refuse, and while
so doing a heifer Jumped against him,
knocking him to the floor of the sta.
ble, and in that position was found
by his helper at the barn, He was
minted to a piece of safely and lale
to the house On exnminotion Di,
Braucht found several ribd broken and
ong or moire riba torn loose from the
bréast bone, Ha is improving, bal
gullers. considerable pain and ia not
Belleville,
town hospital
colli
ter's wife
were hurt,
able to Le down, "
.
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THE CEFTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
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2 John Helm, of Lewisburg. a retired
Handshake Guide to Love farmer, was 4 guest of his ow, Mrs.
The handshake is a correct and in |W, § Colyer, in Centre Hall, for a
fallible guide to true love, This Is the | few Say last week.
contention of Dr, David V. Bush, » ~-o 2
teacher of applied psychology, “Shake
hands.” he says, “before you start n | -
courtship—not because you are to POOL, ROOM EQUIPMENT FOR
gtart something resembling a pugilistic | SALE. Three modern pool tables and
hout, but because If the hands don't complete equipment. First $600 takes
fit perfectly, don't start it.” Doctor the full equipment. Part cash when
Bush says “the altar Isn't even n op AR yan further of .C. C.
milestone In the course of love: It's totown, > est Third Street, Lew
apt to be a millstone, A marriage cer . £ =
tificate Is no guarantee of love, Mar FOR RENT.—House for rent,
riage, looked at as the goal of love [ters Mills; four rooms on
is apt to be a grave if the gnme ends (and six rooms on second; also six
when the knot is tied.” The exponent [Acres of land. For further informa-
of applied psychology thinks trouble tion apply to Mrs. W. H. Blauser, on
can be avoided by proper character | the Dremises, or Cyrus Brungart, Cen-
analysis before the courtship advances jtre Hall, 07%
too far,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
at Pot
first floor
BOLING .~—I have
for sewing shoe soles and am
jable to sole all welt shoes at a reas-
{onable price.~Geo, W. Tressier, Cen-
itre Hall, ob*
SHOR
{ machine
installed a
Giving Him a Lift
A canal boat skipper sat placidly or
his rudder handle and smoked, while 8 | —n
horse towed him along the canal. A | FOR
Hmping tramp hailed him from the [OWS
bank, {and
“Can von give me a lift to the next fire
town, captain?’ he asked. “My feet's | TRUCK FOR
raw with blisters” lton truck,
“If 1 sign you on to the next town (tion: new
will you agree to work your passnie Garage. Centre
my Ind?™
“1 will,
SALE.—8 high-grade Holstein
coming in soon, with 2nd, 3rd
bth calves—W. E. Bartges, Cen-
Hall. ob*
BALE~~Chevrolet half
1526 model, in good condi
tires. A bargain-—Boozer's
Hall. oh*
FRESH COW FOR
tested fresh cow for
WOLF, Centre Hall; Tel
SALE—A T.
sale. —H.
T5R31.
captain.” sald the
eagerly. “My feet"
The skipper threw a
“Then eateh hold of
sald, “line up alon
pull for all yon're
Answers,
tramp
rone ashore
that
geide the he
worth.”
rope.” hi
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Londo
Of Russian Origin
The halalaika veyed oe
The lalla 1 To / Lat on thé Hogs
persantry. When Peter the ren | i I nk
Fr al
ined at
peasantry,
} sryrri ime
8 Becoming
fitte vith three string
dozen Ail
fis »
ton:
There are about a
producing varions
Message of Gratitude
Counting up our mercies and
eryday reasons for gratitude
at the hundred little things
things, gentle words, loving
flowers sent to cheer ns, children
greet ns, old friends to and
middle-aged friends to uphold us, good
books to read, dear songs to sing.
meetings In gladness, even partings bi
hope for the better life, we do not
know where to end the list. The only
thing to do Is to live always In an at
our ev
looking
large |
igher butter {:
palm cil does th
smiles, | of Palmo Midds |
to worth of pe oil alone, Such
} ble ue is my; stchless i a
0st explainstoe In
and
advise
1 terval protein, high fat, low fibre and
sture contente=ihal's Polmo Midd:
No feed inenisten goes” 30 well with
home grown feed. For dairy cows
rr y i = 3 mito and better milk, Forho a bal.
LARGE BTOVE FOR BALE. «Fire Feed ation that quickly builds bealthy
box. 23 inches; grate and ‘all in Fox fat. For borsts—an excellent condi.
condition. Suitable for use in & floner that makes grain unnecessary.
p ¥e tr jways Al results when
shop or gamge~—Boozer's Oargg Sef pions od best of all it in the
Centre Hall od
jowest priced, high ¢lass feed on the
Wat would it mean 10 you tosave
wonderful re- ¥
The prescription
taasket. What more any feeder bak?
Try Ten Sacks
While in Prance with the
¥ ti oto ~ “ ox cven 107% on your annual feed tall
Army 1 obtained 4 noted French pry Dor not overlook this Sppartuni fo
me noth
aK nothing for it I will mail
Wh are bosing money day you
wi out Pain. Mk Nt cin. 1
the treatment of Rheu- ere 00 feed expenee and add to,
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address,
today.
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3 . a far tral. The results will astonish
to thousands with i,t .
Cost
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CENTRE HALL, PA.
send me i
ing it. Write
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ANOTHER SOURCE OF SATISFACTION
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Checking the features of demonstrated
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ment, no wonder Oldsmobile owners
take pride in their judgment. And proved
in the trials of months and miles, their
judgment stands confirmed.
Now, true to its policy pledged to progress,
Oldsmobile has added to this car so firm
in public favor . . . four-wheel brakes . . .
another source of satisfaction ... and at
no increase in price!
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| NIEMAN’S DEPARTMENT STORE
we still have a number of
merchandise and these will
all be closed out at a Sacrifice
during these next few weeks
to make room for an exten-
sive Spring line. If you need
any Clothing or Shoes---call
here first.
OUR Big Sale is over but
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