THE CENTRE REPORTER CENTRE HALL. PA. aay RA —-— INSPECTING MOTOR “COOLED BY STEAM rn ——————————— No Private Weddings When people are married in Hrazil | everybody may come to the wedding. | Weddings and funerals are public | functions fn that republic. Officials | arrive before the hour and open all | the doors and windows of the home, | indicating the ceremony is open to | the public. A long procession from | the home of the bride to the church | is an important part of the ceremony, | - The longer the procession the wealth- | - 4 ; 4 cB | ) y the fer the bride or bridegroom. Same | | : he [= b, 0 n, 4 Pf fanisuiiyre,) way with funerals. Cupper's Weekly. | . : : Dairy bulls at Leiiaville, y. | been put on a dally by specialists of the Industry, United Agriculture, usefulness projects mental the Fresh strawberries and SHREDDED WHEAT Anew thrill for your palate New health for your body Give yours elf this or today! Prolong Period of Sire Service | Beneficial Effects of Exer-| cise Have Been Proven by Tests. United States Depart- Md, have regime caleulated | bureau of dairy States Department of prolong life of the various breeding under way the exper! farm. Systematic exercise and feeding of sprouted oats are two of the most Important features of the plan, “THE JUNIOR TEXT BOOK" for an Up-to-Date Church, A Most Helpful Book, 25 cents. Address the Author, W,. H KERR, Great Bend, Kansas --Adv, to in their and | Rus- beginning seenery, are the of all natural Mountains the end kin. fy i li f The great value of Bell-Ans in the reliefofdigestive disorders ofthe stomach and bowels is proved by its substantial fncrease in use every year for the past thirty years. Promptly and properly taken we have never known it to fail Send for free samples to Bell & Co., Inc. Orangeburg N.Y. Perfectly Harmless to Young or Old BELL-ANS | FOR INDIGESTION 25¢ and 75¢ Pkd’s.Sold Everywhere an . Advocate Investigations proved the cise in maintaining the tility of bulls, and been consistently advocated, The ing of sprouted oats to bulls is with the benefleial Exercise. the past effects of exer health and fer the practice in have beneficial has feed . Bay Direct. Seve Money OUR BEST MADE WORK SHIRT Thess shirts are made in three shades an extra hea welght Chambray, whic long been famous for its wearing and ing qualities, They are cut over an inrge sot G atlerns, allowing plenty yi . m holes. All the principal Hitched, elbows reinforced CROLs are Arges, man nade to scomumodale in line this feed hus shown in correcting breeding dif ficulties in cows virgin Sprouted oats the vitamine E, a shortage of often held ible for functioning of reproductive of need methods results and heifers, supply so-called which is abnormal An invention which will keep a motor cool by steam and which, it is claimed, will revolutionize the automobile and airplane industries, was demon- strated to the members of the military affairs committee at the Cap- itol by Lester P. its inventor (shown the left). This lnven- tion, the rights of which have been offered to the United States, will keep a motor operating at exactly the same temperature under conditions, ac- cording to Mr. Barlow. In the of the group with is Representative \W. 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The next hundred mile it would be well worth find out how the miles, you traveled per gallon, trip you take your while to mileage you are actually with that which you should be getting Perhaps you may find that your gas ine : expected from the driving, but may discover that your car Is using far fuel than It should and thus proving unduly expensive. g economy Is as high as ea particular car are on the more is High Gasoline Mileage. How high should be securing tained by Inquiring of a sther users of Identical their mileage pes gallon, ing the local representative make of car how many miles your ought to be expected to do, on a gal lon, on a 100-mile run und® ordinary conditions of the figures exaggerated only rel le . gazoline mileage yon enn best be ascer- number Cars and by of as ask car Some nay be by considering you feel a pretty you thus or in error, but from sources abt those are will you accurate to show Expected Gas Mileage. Just as a hint to the gag mileage of various cars of recent degign, it may be said that from 18 to 24 attainable with four cylinder cars of as ex] are moderate weig dinary weight and of 10 to eights. These figures are proximations, and would prove incorrect for many makes models, but they represent what may be called “educated guesswork.” If you feel that your car uses siderably more gas than you decide it should, judging from the testimony of other users and from general mere ap- ber the car and so forth, it is up to you to find and remove the causes of its fuel losses, if you care of its engine, weight, Don’t Motor Over Grade Despite the oft-repeated warnings about the dangers of crossing railroad thousands of people are killed accidents at grade crossings, . E. Pettibone, vice president of the National Safety council It is advisable never to cross a rall- Many accel 2uys It is safer 2 track. If your view iz obstructed, or if re- otherwise slow down All crossings require your careful whether guarded or not: crossing bells are sometimes out of order; watchmen or gate operators may be off duty. Be especially careful at crossings where there Is more than one track, Do not cross directly behind a train that has just gone by. Another train may be coming in the opposite direc. tion on the next track. A train running 40 miles an hour goes 50 feet in one second and cannot be stopped in less than about one. quarter of a mile, An automobile run- ning 25 miles an hour can be stopped in 58 feet. Which should stop, look and listen at raliroad crossings, the train or the automobile? Luggage | Carrier Folds Up and Out of the Way This homemade rier is that it neath the running Three la bent as shown, novel luggage car- folds under- board when not in strap hinges and screwed to the underside of the running board. Wood- en or light metal strips are fastened to the movable mem the hinges made Bey rpe-sized her of CAREER i COAG CARSHER 04 / POSITION FOR USE ~~ A Folding Running-Board Luggage Carrier Like This Is Out of the Way When Not in Use. with short bolts. A leather strap at to hold the carrier position in each end will serve in the proper when and a special catch will hold it fiat of running wanted —Popular use, the bottom when not Monthly. against the Science Always Most Dangerous Traffic Ammer fea are lald 8% pnd Safe indiffe Orleans accidents throughout door of carele motorists by National nt the piierent meters and New » that wanto ij a y that city ugene © traffic majority of traflic the 0 negligence js Chatse iarge part of Capt. E asey commanding de aco Orieany’ department, resull drivers not thoughts on the powerful under their control and therefore, are not in position to think quickly and do the proper thing wher necessity arises “Operating a car,” fatalitiogs—gre in that and indifference do machine high-powered Captain Casey requiring the of the woman who tho aught they moto declares, “is a full<and clear— driver, and the man allows his or het 8 to stray to other things while are piloting the machine througt will in the course of time play the leading role In a crash of some sort, possibly not a fatal crash, but » crash.” Captain Casey points out that there are thousands of drivers who have been operating cars for years without an accident, “Those are the drivers who enter their car with the knowledge that driv ing Requires WHY undivided attention.” AUTOMOBILE HINTS The road hog In no respecter of per sons, not being one himself, ¥ » * Automobile parts and showers are latest for brides * - * stop. LI to get over the reins and cause a run away. * » » The fact that the grade crossing Is in plain sight doesn't seem to mear anything. . & = Did you ever notice that where yor didn't park your car you could park as long as you please? » * . If the truck driver is a real gentle man he will smile pleasantly when he One in every six has an antomobile thus showing that motor cars are run ning pyorrhea a close second. . » » Do not park within 15 feet of a fire plug, or in front of a mall box, or with ing 20 feet of an Intersection. sire” into favor. whose idea recently Proved ters brought sires are those dangl have been tested in sufficient numbers to indicate a cor ity on part of the high production, cannot be obtained until the older than the dairy bu Test Fertility, of the sistent abil to tran Such proof ohviously the sire sires are nyerage Five over ef bureau's herd bulls of age and one-half vears, Are ght years and average (en One is fifteen years old and Sey continues bul st 5 to {est the effect an aciive ireeder eral young ix are being fed experinme of rations fertility are the r service, lack of on aid two older walls mine sive now being exan off e ined to deter {8 on rtility of exces exercise and close confinement. Bovine T. B. Eradicated at Much Increased Rate Th mber of for tn here srument the e nu » tested inlosis under and state nl Year end wns per cent i the preceding sear according {« the United States Department of Ag {ure Nearly eve erate on netd during necredited ricnl- ry phase of tuberculogls work showed year of con ted lieat an increased vity the Though the i-herd pl in hating the in all Was disease was conde the states, general preference the area project whic testing of all ittle in given hh provides for the I'n : cattie a county, der this over 6.500.000 were f{e or over 1.500000 more Tred > GQuUring than if the pred i noteworthy int eding year erest in connex tion with the tuberculin testing une both arid plan was a the present es The extent of AaccreqQiie area survey to show timated extent of the disease survey showed the probable the disease on an 1.000 in tuberculous. In as 28 per meaning of "ne cent. $ hat average 28 en ited ee the estimated per ! cent of infection was 4 per cent 3 x ttle out every the Un States are Sweet Clov er v alusble | in Building Up Soils | The value of sweet green manure or oil ing more and clover as al builder is becom- | apparent. Those | interested in conservation and | building have had remarkable success | with the use of corn, wheat and sweet | clover in a two-year rotation The | inoculated sweet clover Is sown in the | spring on the wheat. After the wheat | is harvested the occupies the | land for the remainder of the season. | The next spring it makes a rapid growth, and during the latter part of | April is plowed under and the land | prepared for corn. i At the Missouri College of Agricul ture it has been found profitable to | fertilize the land with about 100 | pounds of acid phosphate to the acre. i is added the! more eoil clover under was about five tons per acre | FARM NOTES The supply of good seed corn for | this spring apparently will be small, » * * Cabbage is rich In the green mate- pounds of cabbage may be fed per hundred birds per day. * - » Unhtilled sweet clover seed can be seeded in the winter time but fit has a germination of more than 50 per cent it is usually unsafe to seed until spring. * . . Most farm machinery goes to the gerap heap after it has been used only 80 to 100 days while ra de use a locomotive 25 years or more. .« * » Milk or eream should be cooled to not less than 50 degrees F, within a few minutes after it Is drawn or skimmed. This temperature should be maintained. THOMAS MARTIN & C0. Wholesalers DHreet to the Consumer BAL TIMORE MD, sibs PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Hezsoves Dandrufl Stops Halr Falling Restores Color and Bamily te iE and Faded Hair wt Pragaists . NY iouses, ote, slops all pain, ensures comfon to 1 fost, makes wa king easy. Ibo by mail or at Drug: gina Hiscox Chesloal Works, Patchogue, KX. ¥ ALES rozest There's nothing like this fo r breaking up cold ar relief to sore throats, hea chest — Safe — Money pe 30 cents at all druggists. HONEY of Growing Mining Industry The of going industry Alaska and will increas mining rapidly hounds ahem] and getting when the aps he country are increased as i inidouhtedls which in the near fu in Last will be will of transportation result ture ire, total value of the i was £18 220.652, while that £17.457 produ nrevioy Year Was A woman liver prevents Wright's Indiar the liver. They Pearl New York author In some d¢ in his works will. Goethe Every SETee DOT trays himself his I~ ANC E FATENTS COMMERCIAL ¥ i af {ure for 286 tenis ima YORK. SLAP SEED BEST © big slem yellow sweet pw £8 Cropper Demands hi Address W I. Elzey tuto. Ear § hent mmeher Exmore, Va ourself, Sa@ Ratiefar Art to ture. 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Warning! “Bayer” on package are not the Aspirin prove d safe prescribed by physicians for Say “Bayer™ when Imit ations may pro © dange rous Might “Even Get Mushy “Qoft light in the home would assist in preventing divorces.” a writer And soft speech is even more effective Boston Transcript. Unless you ses * OF Ooh getting by millions you buy KAYE J. J. Holland, a respected Baltimore citizen went through a two-year siege of ill-health. In his home at 1711 Jackson Street he spoke frankly and emphatically of hisexperience. ““Stom- ach trouble brought about a terrible condition,” he said, “and I was ready to give up hope of recovery. I had cramps and colic at frequent inter- vgle, and so acute was the gin that I had to lie down wherever | happened to be. “Irregular eating hours were prob- ably the cause of my acute indiges- tion. My liver and kidneys went out of order, too, 80 that 1 was nervous, and felt layed out all the time. Loss of restful sleep made me very irritable towards all around me. “I noticed that the stomach stopped before with the first b ain} A Sime I finished hp Hint my a apatite and digestion were ect : distressful Eh had gone. Best of all, they’ ve stayed gone, for that is six months ago and I've felt like a Sing cack cock ever since. I eat and Cr my, work I seem to have brand hh and liver as well as a ais; in m By 3y the new set of nerves. I'm a happy man again and wouldn't take a new suto- EVERIO me. 's saying a Jot fe, is ai a now, and it ite Res sect Sues fn tonic and bod ho builder, from herbs, roots to the mark in Tanlae without what
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