THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1930.
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THE CENTRE REPORTER
ISSUED WEEKLY,
CENTRE HALL, PENNA.
SMITH
& BAILEY, Proprietors,
5. W. BMITH, Editor.
SDW, E. BAILEY, Associate Editor snd
Basiness Manager,
Putessd at the Pest Offices in Centre Mab
ae seeend wlans mall mater,
SERME. ~The terms of subseription to
8» Beporter are $1.58 a year, in advance.
Pinplay advertising rates made kaewn
am agolication.
"SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
SENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE
(Bev, Delas RB, Keener, Pastor)
Centre Hall—
#:30—Sunday School.
49: 30—Church Bervice.
Fussey ville—
9:00—Ministerial Relief Service.
30:00 Sunday School
EVANGELICAL
(Bev, W, KE Bmith, Faster.)
30 A. M.
A. M.
2
Services
Spring Mills—0:
Bethesda—10:45
Locust
Harvest
Poinments,
Grove—7:30 M.
Home at all ap-
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Rev. H. A. Pruyn, Pastor.
Centra
Spruceown
10:30, Sunday
Tues,
Spring
$0, Evening
Worship; Rally
PRESBYTERIAN
(Bev, J. M, Kirkpatrick,
Sunday Sci
C. BE. Societ
Preact
Pastor)
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
For United States Senator: SEDGWICK
BISTLER, of Clinton County.
For Governor: JOHN M, HEMPHILL, of
Chester County.
For Lieut. Gover:
Lancaster Co
For Bec. tern Affairs:
WINSTON, of Cumberiaug C
For Judge of Sup: » Court;
C. NILES, lurk County.
For Judges Superior Court: AARON E.
BBIBEK®, of dutier 3 uEu.
¥., DOUGLAS, P
GUY K. BARD, of
LUCY D.
woly.
HENRY
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aud
diagueipuia
DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT
TICKET,
For Representative in Congress: MAX-
WELL J. MOOKE, of mchean Couuty.
For Btate Senator: DON GINGERY, of
Cleartield County.
For Representative in General Assembly:
JOHN GU. MILLER, Ferguson Lowuship,
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Cuckoo’s Queer Conduct
Due to Big Appetite
The habit of the European cuckoo
of laying its eggs in other birds
gests and thus foisting the care of irs
goung upon unwilling foster
§8 not as unnatural as it h
given the discredit for being
ing to Doctor Dobay, a Hung:
ologist.
Doctor Dobay
that may help to explain the
peculiar conduct.
First, th
He devours hu
worms in
be a great hunter,
move. He maid
an short rations if he I
had to stay close to a nest, not to
mention the difficulty f
enough additi food for a
AND COUNTY
parents
as been
accord
arian zo-
facts
cuckoo's
points out three
e¢ cuckoo Is a great eater
of insects
ndreds and
This forces
i 1
constantly
him t«
on the
kept
a day.
probably be
and his
ge
Fry
h
Second,
against rac
20 to
A modest six
Cuckoo
id She
0
wd
egos in a season,
ir ten, produced by
birds. No bir no m
fndustrious, a fi lke
that. Better make orphans of them,
and trust to providence and the bounty
of strangers.
Finally, no bird ever sits until she
fas lald her whole “clutch” of eggs.
It the cuckoo walted until all her eggs
were lald, the first ones he
spoiled before the last were produced
and she was ready to incubate them.
It appears, therefore, Doctor Dobay
concludes, that the apparently heart
fess behavior of the cuckoo is the only
practical method open to provide for
the continued existence of the cuckoo
species. —Kansas City Star,
itter how
eolng
wis.
feed
irds
could amily
would
Device Clears Spray
From Ship’s Lookout
One of the
tions In the world is
on the bridge directing
af great For him
and unobstructed
at all times, and especially In a
driving storm when sight Is most diffi-
cult. His must be protected as
he looks out, and a clear sheet of glass
is the obvious suggestion. But rain
and spray and snow drive against the
glass and accumulate upon it, and the
most constant wiping of the surface,
even by the most untiring mechanieal
devices, is often of little avail, Sud
denly and quite recently there has
come a solution of this perplexity and,
as usual, a very simple one. A pol
ished glass disk, rotated by an electrie
motor at such a speed that Aothing
ean be deposited on it that will ad
there for an Instant, Is the solution of
the problem. The device is being man-
ufactured by a responsible English
firm and distributed on both sides of
the Atlantic—Compressed Alr Maga-
most responsible
that of the
the
posi-
man
of
certain
ion Is imperative
Course
clear
ship .
vi
£0
eyes
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DEATHS
e * 8 »
Hag
I M.
at the
HAGGART.-~Claive E. Shope
32
of
wife of
died
gart, aged Years,
Haggart, Bellefonte,
Centre County hospital S8aturday after
brief with
She
noont, following a fiiness
was a daughter
Reynolds and Mary Allen
in Belldfonte,
Hood
of W,
and was
poisoning.
Shope
horn
Armor, aged
in
ARMOR. ~John
years, died
Sunday
August
at his home Jello-
morning, with heart
dsease, He was born at Axe Mann,
Funeral services were held at thi
Catholic church Wednesday morning
burial made the Catholic
etery.
61
fonte,
and in cems-
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MULFINGER.—Mrs,
finger, of Maurke
at her home at
ing a bit'ef {liness with
She was a daughter of
Shreffler and was aged 32
and 11 In addit
her husband she is survived by three
Nevin i
brother
, \ ;
of Pleasant
Ruth I. Mul-
wife Mulfinger, died
Pleasant Gap, follow
heart trouble,
Charles and
Sadia
ion to
2 months days.
gong, John, Ira and She also
her parents
er, Millard Shreffier,
and Mrs, Helen Lambert,
lefonte, Mrs, Mulfinger was a meoem-
he Methodist cl and the
of Flex Burial
at Pleasant
3] one and
ol
sant Gap
Gap on Wi
Rev,
also
'
i
sist ora
t ne Hall
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Death of Child at Hospital
son F. Sharer. four months
son of Mrs,
nF
af
Calvin Coble, died
$ 3
days ago at the Centre Coun
pital. The child
home of his
and Mrs. Wm. shler, at Colyer,
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Judge Bell Dead,
Singleton kil,
Clearfield o
became 1 wi
the grandparents,
¥ sides
J uddare ved as
for
died of a
who
aunty tween
1028,
i0 years,
judge in
ty-one to
years
He
prior
stroke, was aged
AH A —
HORNER FALLS
FROM APPLE
of DBoalsburg,
B
Monday, fell
JOHN
TREE
John Horner, while
picking apples in the J Fortney
orchard at Tusseyville, on
from a tree and injured the
back. It
3
was broken but
was in
was first reported his
correct,
The
into service
hospital ambulance called
for
to the hospital where he now is.
was
dedivering the patient
LA A Sn.
Will Bulld Dwelling House.
Excavations were begun on Monday
for the foundation of a new double
dwelling house to be erected by Clem-
The work will
completion as rapidly as pos
The w'te is the corner of
Main and Allison striveis, in the south
of town,
house, razed a few years ago, stood,
ent Lause, be pushed
toward
sible, on
section where the Logan
Nothing definite bas been heard of
George Skidmore since he wounded
Patrolman Oimer and William Fox,
the beacon Fight keeper
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MRS, LAMBERT AND SISTER
INJURED IN AUTO WRECK
Mrs, H. J. Lambert, of
sister, Mrs, James 8Spicher,
injured in
Monday aftdrnoon,
patients in the
pital, No bones
are
town, and
of Altoona,
were an auto wreak on
and
Centre
since been
Hose
the
and
have
County
broken, but
from shock
were
ladies suffering
bituises
Mr,
in-law,
taldd non
companied
Mrs.
taking hs sister
to Bellefonte to
home and was ac
trip by her sister,
Lambert was driv-
and reaching
farm home the
the and in
one thee wheals
Lambert was
Mrs, Spicher,
train for
on the
Lambert Mr
ing his Jewett coach,
the Manna Kline
bumper dropped to
some manner caught
and steering
car road and
the
* turned over,
on
ground
of
impossible, The
passed to
bank.
on
opposite
rendered
left the
a culvert,
Here the «
its wheels,
close
aver green to a
land ng
the
was
fr
1
ut stood in
direction which {it
Per
iy
from
The
original-
going. badly dam
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GASOLINE EXPLODES;
Car was
aged,
Huackenberg of Reb
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CENTRE COUNTY BANKER...
TREASURER'’S |
SALE
SEATED LANDSN IN
PENNSYLVANIA,
of
CENTRF
non-
ALL
COUNTY,
payment
1929,
Agrecable
relative
the Don-payment
hy given that
public saleor outcry
or parts of tracts of
tree County, Pennsylvania, for taxe
and payable thereon at the Court
in the Borough of foute,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3,
at 1:00 O'clock PP, M,,
from to day, If necewss
ent ail the follow
aad of land are
for
Taxes for years prior to
jaws
for
to
the
provisions of the
of seated lands
of taxes, potice is here
there will be exposed fo
following tracis
fend In Cen
the
to wile
the
woot Land
dus
Hots
jel on
1930,
to continue
hy adjourn
tracts, lots
und
day
until
pleces
SMITH,
Treasurer,
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Owners or
supposed
Purchased Owners
BENNER TOWNSHIP
House of Lord Edgar
Acreage
1 Acre
McCoy & Linn 1
BOGGS TOWNSHIP
4D Watl
Harry Etters
Mrs Pearl
W H Bran
Mollie G
Hay mond ‘ i
Irani £) Ne |
BURNSIDE TOWNSHIP
Martha Bradford Est
COLLEGE TOWNSHIP
Ww iam Kicker
Livyd 8 Bering
M. DD Kelley
Fanule M ¢ i
CURTIN TOWNSHIP
KH 1
H }
iH}
106 Acre
GREGG TOWNSHIP
1
A i
count
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Grouse Moors in Scotia
id of NOGrE were recently
tween t and the rill grouse Is
that the toes are thickly feathered
When win
long and
away the ice and snow of the northern
habitat and find The
comes on laws grow
oy ov} 1 '
tough, to enable It i]
its food. par
thickets where these
Their food
berries. nuts and
they are not hard to satisfy,
brown eggs, highly mottled with black
er, or In
be found
sects,
are to
comprises In
even
sume a protective hue of white
of reddish brown Thelr
habits are exemplary, for they
nor does the
le of his paces
p
monogamous,
about
strut
in a
and his feathe
para
ra for the ni
the female of the species
Human Nose Imperfect
The human n not perfectly
trained and are not
oped to the point of provid ne
sa is
ita powers level
accurate
is on the
In
the
the
the
power aver
age individual is able to identify many
thousands of different
jects
1 One
information when
pow er :
fact, s¢
most
mn
of smelling
ientists say is far
imperfectly developed of
It is
§
of sight,
senses vastly inferior to
as by sight the
articles and ob-
While If one tries the sense of
smell on a dozen odors and perfumes,
there will be a poor record made, and
many perfumes taken from known
flowers will be perfect strangers to the
human
DOSE, wk Yhio St ate Journal.
The Real Culprit
The dusk was gathering over the
little market town when Tammas Mace
Phurson emerged from the Inn door,
eranked up his ear, and, slightly over.
shooting the mark, planted
solemnly In the back set. The wateh-
ful village policeman approached him
and sald Ia kindly tones: “Noo, Tam-
mas, ye'll need to come oot of that,
Ye're nae fit to drive.” “Mind yer
ain business” was the rejothder, and
then in magisterial tones Tatnmas pro
ceeded: “It would sult better to
catch the chiel that's stolen my drive
Ing wheel,"-—<Argonaut.
Po
Too Many Tricks
“Listen!” he said.
weeks teaching a
bicycle,
“T've spent three
girl ride a
Three weeks! Talk about pa-
tience—Job was a novice at the game.
And what Is my reward? [I've just
been to a music hall and--"
how to
“No! A theusand times worse! I
saw her on the stage,
cyclist ["--Tit-Bits,
Substantial Backing
The bore was telling the assembly
in the smoking room how he had made
his money,
“When 1 started In business,” he
sdid, pompously, “I resolved that my
motte should be ‘Get thee behind me,
Satan,’ "”
“Excellent,” murmured a quiet voles
from the rear of the room; “there's
nothing lke starting life with a good
backing.”
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HAINES TOWNSHIP
i i
HALF MOON TOWNSHIP
HOWARD TOWNSHIP
i & wo
HISTON TOWNSHIP
‘
MILES TOWNSHIP
i } {;
POTTER TOWNSHIP
RUSH TOWNSHIP
SPRING TOWNSHIP
nm
a §
Mary
Ibe $Y
Mary
SNOW
vow
SHOE
M
ug
TOW NsHIP
hs
Viral ¥
TAYLOR TOWNSHIP
J f° Marios
M
KR
} KE B How
Ralph Nomi
WALKER TOWNSHIP
A cre uaa Mark
WORTH TOWNSHIP
Lent) Hiro
frvie
3 Lots
t Peters 64.
SOUTH PHILLIPSBURG BOROLGH
ine & Lot A F Hyver
} 10
oho
Hud
Joseph
3
.
ot
$s Pots
Francia ER
SNOW SHOE BOROTGH
Mra A H Rown...
Lea Est .. i
PORT MATILDA BOROUGH
¢ 0.
hers
For pyorrhea
For prevention
against gum infec
tions, use Zonite,
the new powerful
antiseptic. Also
guards against
colds, coughs and
more serious dis.
eases of nose and
throat.
TRAIN OVER BELLEFONTE
CENTRAL RAILROAD
The hopes of the Bdliefonte Central
Rallroad
and
train
realized,
tha first
poection from
over the new
train,
left
10
have been
Last
the
company
Wednesday of
passed over
Ween
State Colidge to Tyrone,
The
up of elght freight cars,
and
frefght was
Falrrook section, made
Bellefont
at 7 a
No
m prox sailed Tyrone,
pald carried on th's
by
body
train rates hi
ithe
as Het
This
the
Commercs
will settle all
of
raflroad
J ust
the
will start the officials are
tigation end
Lohner, omaticg ing hu
on
ommercial
when saCnRger servios
ine from College 10
the
handled nt
busines
the
"VY rOnG
where
the ling’
head office
“1 to the
———— es
The Centre Reporter, $1.60 a year.
8he Could Qualify,
“I'tl marry a giri that can cook and
make a home, and not one of those
who can only play bridge” “Fine.
Come over and meet our Polish house-
mald.”—Yale Record,
What She Said,
Allce—"Did you say “This is so sud-
den’ when Jack proposed to yoy?"
Agnes—""No; 1 intended to, but 1 was
80 flustered that 1 forgot, and cried
‘At last!’ Instead.”
Johnny Was Well Taught,
Tencher (new style)—"If a man took
wo drives, one mid-iron shot and two
putts to make a hole, how many shots
would that be?’ Johnny—"Dad would
call it four”
Watch Your Step.
big advantage In avoldin' bad
sald Eben, dat
have watch yoh step so
$
“One
company,” Uncle “in
don’t to
close to keep fum bein’ cheated)
you
The Greater Admiration,
Father—*"When | we i ¥O
I worked
man
‘1 ad-
it I
10
PINK SALMON
15¢
SILYER RUN PEAS
25c¢
BOWIL-0O OATS
LARGE PRG.
33c
BOXES MATCHES
19¢
FIRST PRIZE FLOUR,
24-LB., SACK
Special--69c--Special
LARGE
ss ———
(OFFEE-—YIVA BRAND
A WONDERFUL (COFFEE
25¢c Lb.
VESPER COFFEE—IN
TAINER—One that
35¢ Lb.
PANCAKE FLOUR
2 for 23c
i
TIN
will
CON.
like
you
POTATOES—from your ov
Farn
35¢c Peck
MILK—-TALL ¢(
3 for 25¢
RITTER
3 for 25¢
SOAP CHIPS—By
A Very High
2 lbs. for 29c¢
JERSEY
OT Bn
ANS
BEANS
the Pound—
Grad
(CORN FLARES—
PHYLISS MALT SYRUP
3 Cans for $1.00
PINT JARS “KING TASTE"
MAYONNAISE—
39¢c
The above named Garage
COMPULSORY.
has been designated as an
The period of inspection