Page 8, THE CENTRE PEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE PA, Thursday, April 6th, 1611, Correspondents’ Department Continued, AAT AAA, HOWARD “Action is life and stagnation is death: the world must work to prosper and progress,” IF pagition will ‘aust ook, Reforma = Pastry & preach at Salona at ten o administe thie Hol Con the same time He wi so at Mt. Bothell at half pa lst. Episcopal "aston Ss. or will preach at Cumin at halt past ten and at K hall past two Predbhels Aleyary tian Chapel ternooms Unie ed wangellcal-- Pastor. M, J. | Snyder wil vrview' aty half pasy” Ler mvitie at past two, proach ennoedy ae rian-+Rey A. Day of deta, wit preach in the Chris t three O'ChodK In the'at preach “at } and | nifged his | vo pdirchase Of a grays, and a Invarat Bike andl tppropreikie’ | furniture! | Hi home ppe hal Het. ene \ neas changes hho nd whiel 8 ot en {40 Ge tu oN wie i woes that gone of the | nog nt rake note of | cddb apy of tie alurches. be She cule coalaaarond o raduating class re wah! 2 will” ub preached wall An atnt Methodist ol) crchiirdbes | yd 4 * [5 * « Hipa OE Wo pleading auhlely ry Ave AE of. Row | W. a edibibads loamad 10 addeess hire tur bE “LE the United t thi harge, and wtherly card Lhe sad ta Pant Nanti~ iC. Is a, pro nrance | fesue of ard of | title vit able Lo ar Hwremed swvtheri ave return he Nowsrd Mr. Taylo m of Lye fhorias. of + ofa! which” consti. | $. cx pg Ff th closed the purs brick Fo Wvweds shure we a FILLMORE fact 47, munion at | { her /p Laerma residence I bday. - Mr, Lonel. ever WidWw-W Fetadad it was UNIONVILLE. George W Fors, of Clyde attended the taneral’ of his the late Walter! Bruggor Gilbert Parsons, i worked oh the farm of M., Pig near the Hunting reformatory, shang moved to where he hag secured n Gilgert niways "makes ge He is employed, his wooden Ohio cousin Mint good youd ! wherever BiNy Parsons sét with 40 egress and all hatched out ex Try it again Billy. Miss Kate Duck, wha has been stay ana 1g with her $ster at WHHamsport, has been In evidence dn our more than 0 week past "Tho six«véarsold daughter of Jar nian Bivd pulled a tea ketila of boll ing water off the stove and was ver badly, though not fatally, acplded A Htile «dgughter, of Roy Alexander Lipset Bocaffte pot. full of hot coffe and wAR . Also hadly goad ded Mir Alexgn dep was visiting ab the home of rants, Mr.o_oand Mrs Bradwer, where thee acgMaont Many Stoyer snd didie son AOWH reap the mann 1 toona, on. last Thursday wind i over to help her father, Mr, Geo. W Morrison move from’ his own | hand ta that of his son Wi Harts, on plank road street Goore has mpovedd! into. Demboeratd i ! f stil bea town or Sar S| 1d Hf On next Sunday evening at the church: services, juntor choi: will manipulate the musi Com Refir Mt. It consiste of young and girls who have Wall trade and 1_an 18... YOuawill « be highl leased With the srusie o fivieh the Sermo by our pastor, ley 'H i who thas a Novely, music volce mad #8 on the for a ald Whe 1% the 1 y 1 Deon Grange ohne at In cided to bulld an addition to ball—at least sd madam rumor but the eraonky olf lady is afte: to provarications, ahn't glwhys hardly, eo tell The Shatk In still holding #4. place rearoof the hula all events. A very serious accident oc our farmer friend, Frank lan: {ives a short : Hollow ! 1 house, I annen 14 1 that } Olid nh Astance w tim Bot his - keeping to wide him,-the « ed witt eh nate the thrgwn } } i | } ert on ¥ LA N tind wv harrihd dhibd Ae ye A nN : shat 4 ~» ee Le RE ] “- ~ ot J A TR 9 3 hithe: RL TOF oi e. B Mm J Hrd togthy - “ F a) hig ) ou Ne t “QUA SHOR BRE: snes 34 1 EL) A know |§ wil J his crows A Be axgi hw a ht: rrostrigusty Tof fe Po, OBIE Around hn. wides. of . | ? ! Ww On An ach 5 AT i sucluhd 8 t my hom i ut - ‘don't ‘have ood) peat to ‘keep hii who at ipwiog had LY oi pin ia fam hew AVL br Bat pli ad $y a thn hop HALF MOON TWP. ber mened the. place Via rr THompaon, which "he pure shed this pring Cody Morrison: sthiied Craziu bere he oxpecis to he pl Kummer Mrs Beck and le dnuphtar Mar t 4 few days at her home pip F050 Mn oF Wt TWA Sle low Bhi bas las ign shomp ald tor at R ov Dun'up's of Mon - 21 fig r "it gir > Whit 4 rand sit bd (peonth als tended funeral at the Ross M. E ghvrehy dhe Marengo ino whdoh: Kev Brouge gave a, very, geod sermon. Dof't forget’ Communion at Rah dea chrely oR Sanday wom. : site oy, few, 000 ous. farmers at fendes! the me oving of Orlando Taylor, whe novel than JimAG 3 ty Cross Roads: | dai -—p ali TA “ Farmers have ‘heigt a thélr “apfing work AO 30 GAMMLANE 0 little LoWh s@maenar CL wl i e ek a Hiri POE SO RAS hyping bg I May Packer, of aM OT In | pisiting TOF parents, SIF. And “Mrs ps Rr klag, igh Miss Hult Holt 4 1. Howin spent a few days of last wopk a the home of Charley Wensel's, = | Mrs. Merrel Heyerly az RY ie aughter Fy apdnt 4 tow fase Soa At n. the for Harry | Me thodist chu } ‘On "th at 2.45 y Rew midi of font« Commences sent exercises oe aday even go Ji Lia yp od ilar wand ded the al of Mm ¥eigler's cous Mrs. Sadie Norwood, of Ha: The | qery lock Haven, Tuesday Misses Efe Kaollee Noll left on Tuendny for they wilt. atfend the | located ot that place | Rev. 8 WH. Engler and gvife met With la grand surprise whan of their #r- | rival at this place on’ Wednesdby They found tha parsonfie crowded with people walling to teceiye them { “The graduates from the gramfhar school, whom I falled to mention pst | week, arn Misses’ Carrie Gettigy ‘and {Guy Kersistier, Th CENTRE MIL’. S, Mra. Mary Mager moved har bh hold gopdd to RelLdrwharg, whe she purchased aA home, Mra, Alfred: Qormaft turf her in fant pughter. Jn tha Jast pix Years | Ty 4 word buried! Trom Cems Mile“ and: foie “married, The jase ones were W. 1. Bakr and Mrs. Jo snle "Fa Hunkie, both of Uentre Mills, * They | wére married By "Ve Methodist mis. ter of thh ‘Pennd. My charge. The | boys had a Hvely time ‘on evening wrendding, many hippy days Wh the fatur Pred Mevwe' Is ‘working for Norman | Duck this coming sthniher Arthur Kife was Rome a few ys Inst week "with his wits and two dnugblers Joh thr BEA BE moved” fedm “Cobre Mills to fg ht HadkonbBeorgs, where she PL j= PAE Phi po license of the Central refused last ALA in oe oone vere veal in the April Helle were alternoon And Madelin Lock Haven, State Normal ineral ces o—-——— JRO. Rg Te itrethe two Inches. ol who, for the last | | those of | raturned to his home in is pla hen | I his | Harr Monday | w ining them BF TVERTV RTE morning white J Ar |} wpeed-indie | own on hid hesd cut-'j CURTIN. Mrd, "Ro "HoZzhre Philipsburg I the hig father. Mre., Orlando Bryan sick fpr. the { iwvilescing Wm. Barger, peration in the Philadelphia for a Mr. and called ta Wee who underwent an Jeter wgpital in fratured knee, has + but crutche hope for him with the aid of friends ary must walk His many speedy recoy Joseph Griffith, of Yeap: rived In town on where he will spend wife and daughter riown, ar. urday evening witl Sat some time Wm mitt OI ntirat Its John, little numbered Ww Bank On on farm oan \ Jon Woods RoOoCKey GiB vacated M Mra. Cl parents, Monday. Quite Bn \ out and haul pair the furnhce tur A Eisen hour Blanch 0 schools « [| 4] fine carn the chidre } BO ng MILESBURG. tram wint MoeCla FAIRVIEW M PSHANNDN, ® | 1s ¥ Minbaiie 18 hich bas id Fiarly of Jersey Shore, Min { Af a YALA A Couj : wilt MTSE Bars "Willian or te Daace Yo ht fidllohs 4 celebrated «M1 ' y AY “his Hh Meaty that © Whe davahter, Mrs te. wna Ge. qn erik th TAvt Han "y amie, of his Beightol. AMOnE jests were, He WW Rhoe; Med 9h tL JG Ind yey of tha » Ruch nem Jerse Mra. James ams and two chil fren Julia and Niep spat y . Lops with friends a ath’ gH as Weaver, who has Beek ut Lock” Haven tending CC. 8.°N. 8 at ig visiting hig feather. T. IL Weaver, Misses Perl Seid and Mary LOmisoh wera Wikiankport vidg{tors on! Wed nengay Wail our price | 5 gah Of) 1 Pepper, per 1h. 4 Fine Tea, per ih, n PCdmned Pann 3 cans for 200 Jb lie ginger snaps 36 o, Rakers Chocolate 1% n Tomafoddt 3 cans Tok 160.120 ean sBapoer bayed eans for Zhe 10ep, sdibe Pak ng foryder 15 4 cha, box TERRY Oar Hen oh! Whole Rice ih | Vanilla, box «07 R: | Ihe DAry-tate- 20 2% Ne pay g8. " Ppotna for pir "OPEN , EVENINGS UNTIL, ’ “a coun TY SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK. The following oe edile agreed upon by tees of the NMoehool Ags of the county to each of the dri ed by siaty has been the executive commit Centre Sabbath ciattion for a week's tour hold one meeting in twelve districts to be ad Ming Hobison, one of the fleld workers, and other ride the upervision of the sub-committo of six. The meetings will hégin the veek of, April 17th and continue as follows Monday nite Dist, 8 Monday Dist. 4 Tuesaday Dist, 4 Tus Wednesday Dist. 5 Wednes Dist. 6 Thursday nflternoon Mille, ‘Dist County rmoon, Stormstown, Port Matilda afternoon, Milesbhure udidy evening afternoon Bnow Bhoe, ist 2 Howare day « Hubler vening, shure, Pine rfnoon ning, retlefont Centre Hall AXEMANN, Brush that the A Tooth dots n sristies In mouth is the buy We ranging r ) £ sunt have a teath brushes, the pocket rchased They are finest quality of Selected Dristles guaranies e entire satisfact to. giv 4 fun he purchase pr GET IT AT Krumrine’s Pharmacy, - I Katz & Co's STORE NEWS We Want Things That Probably We are the Cloth,” a 22¢ a yard; shades; White, Black, Ciel, Brown, Tan, Old Rose, 2 Green and Lavender, Near Silk you. can't tell up. All bands soe agents for “Ploza new fabric this season; the fo price comes in lowing Cream, shades of Foulard, another it fror Foulard fabric silk when mad Patterns with sid and trimm ng to There the market but match, at 8c a yard ards in these at the price Serpenting Crepe den designs short K Priced a De whi} and ete, from to select Nouvanete Voile ed, priced at 25¢ striped present time is particular Silk in all the Marqguesette wanteo Plain, White and B a yard, J. T. N. Ponge lar to sheer fabric, sim Flaxons, noly a trifle heaver, White, ose Magenta, all the new ivory, Black Kings Blue, et Pure ud > ings priced here at shades Cream, Mais L a yard . takes 2 yds linen the new col. Jark shades OUR REMNANT C( BIG BARGAINS HERE KATZ & CO. Is Good Clothes “Time ——————— The Sim Store will put you on the front ranks of the Easter good clothes parade. The largest, most stylish assortment of new wearables to be found in Central Penna. are gathered here for you. The Sim Stere shows the most stylish best tailored clothes of any store in Central Penna and yet the prices for these clothes are no higher and in many instances less than you'll be charged for inferior clothes. The Sim Store will gladly show yeu through it stores and have you judge it. for. , what it is The Best State For You. n oun a IGT A anal romed (DA INY awoaX esd a2 all
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