Willard will open the way Wednesday, May 1st, to True Buying Economy, in the Crider Exchange, the room formerly occupied by G. R. Spigelmyer. WY YY vw THE WILLARD WAY.—Buying for Cash, Dependable Merchandise at such prices only as will enable him to undersell all competition. Likewise, SELLING FOR CASH ONLY,— and at one price oaly, thus treating evervone alike. Those who are accustomed to paying cash as they go, will have the satisfaction of knowing that here they are paying only their own bills, and not contributing to the fellows account who never pays. ——) EVER STOP TO THINK ( of the evil of the easy payment plan, the siren song that leads us on to buying things we do. . not need? Of all the snares to entrap mortals, there is none that causes more tears and heart- aches than the installment plan. A credit account is the most’ insidious form of borrowing money, when you don’t pay the merchant at once for the goods: You buy from him, you are borrowing money from him, and disguised in the price is much more than the legal rate of interest. Better to borrow the actual cash and know how much you have to pay for the ac- commodation ; but it is better still to practice self denial and go without the thing you want till you have the actual cash to pay for it. Debt is a rope to your foot, cockle burrs. in your hair, and a clothes pin on your tongue. YY TY YOY GET IN THE WAY OF THE WILLARD WAY, pay as you go. If you are dissatisfied with your purchase here, after you have taken it home, bring it back and exchange it or get your money back ; we are not afraid to take back any- thing we sell. You'll be astonished at the bold simplicity of OUR WAY OF DOING THINGS—and you'll be amazed at the stocks, the styles, the qualities, and above all the PRICES. Once tested our prices are simply irresistble—I tell you neighbor, IT'S THE PRICE THAT ALWAYS TELLS THE TALE. The prices we make for you are BARGAIN PRICES, SHERIFF'S PRICES, SALE PRICES, MANUFACTURERS PRICES, Prices that no other store in this town can duplicate. Bargains. We get the Bargains, we give the ‘To sum up this whole question of saving, you won’t ina good days walk, find another store where you can spend both your time and your money half as well or half as profitable as Loos€é no tinfe on ' you can here. WEDNESDAY, MAY ist, but come here and make your selections, while the assortment is at: its best. ‘1 have come here to stay permanently and make my home here and I trust my coming will be mutually profitable and my business methods and dealings commend your patronage. - £ 3: i £ i ¥ WY WY WY ew ve ; ! : i 1 ‘ ode WILLARD, k D. TET Crider’s Bellefonte, Pa. 5247-1t Exchange. eb al. Joseph Brothers & Co., va W. C Heinle. Trial list, second week, commencing Monday, May 27th. Louisa Bush vs John G. Dubbs. James Kreps vs J. L. Heaton. William Witmer ve Edward Sellers. James B. Archey vs W. F. Martin. Henry Sills, et al., vs Michael Hemmes, et al. Trial Idst' for May Comnrt. Trial list, first week, commencing Mon- day, May 20th. The Mifflinburg Buggy company vs David Bailey. George KR. Mock, adm., vs J. F. Hed- ding, et al. J. F. Guyer ve J. E. Hedding, et al. E. F. Gardner vs Paal Swartz. John Williamson vs Edward Hughes. Joseph Pritchard vs J. W. Dunwiddie. H. A. Guyer, et ul., vs. Johns Henderson, William P. Humes et al., vs Michael Hemmes, "et al. The Huntingdon Bank, mow use of James B. Archey, vs W. F. Martin. Frank Samuel and Silas M. Tomlinson, trading as Frank Samuel, va Bellefonte Furnace company. A. W. Gardner vs Burdine Butler. Citizens Building & Loan Association of Osceola Mills, Pa., vs Mary M. Pie, exec- utrix, et. al. —— — S———————— Montgomery & Co. Bo Ble Bi Bl DB Dl DB DB Bi Ai I GUNSALLUS—SPANGLER.— Wesley Gun- sallus, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Gunsallus, of Beech Creek, and Miss Tillie Spangler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Spangler, of Blanchard, were married at the latter place last Saturday evening by justice of the peace William I. Harter. New Advertisements. PAVE DURABILITY. “My house was painted in 1890 with DAVIS 100 PER CENT PUKE PAINT and today looks very well. I can cheerfully recommend it to those wanting the best Paint.” J. E. WISE, Berlin, Md. Do you think adulterated Paint would give the same satisfaction ? §2-17-1t ASK YOUR DEALER STA, ~~ New Advertisements. . Prox J. ANGEL EYESIGHT SPECIALIST AT THE Braxr House From Wednesday morning until Thurs day evening, May 1st and 2nd. Prol. Angel the well known eyesight spe- clalist of Williamsport, who has success- fully for weak eyes and for head- ache for many years here, will be at the above hotel From Wednesday move jug until Thursday evening, May ist and A s2.16.2t DMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.—Let- ters of administration on the estate of Daniel Flanagan, late of Snow Shoe township, de- ceased, having bees granted to the undersigned he requests ail persons knowing themselves in- debted to said estate to make payment and those having claims against the same to present them duly authenticated for settlement. JAMES FLANAGAN, Administrator, Clearfield, Pa Jaxes A. B. Mitten, Atty. 52 14-6% ALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. The undersigned executor, offers at private sale a valuable farm situate at Stormstown, Centre county, Pa. It contains 250 acres, 180 acres in a state of cultivation, balance woodland. 60 acres consists of meadow. It contains 4 flowing streams. Abundance of water piped to the house and barn. Large orchard of choice fruit. This farm is an exceedingly valuable one, but will sell at a reasonable price, bank barn and com- modious dwelling house are on it. Ground prin- sipally limestone. About 40 minutes drive Iroad. For further information call on or write 0 t . N Executor of Wm. 1. Wilson, 52-15-3m. 905-8th Ave., Altoona, Pa, HATS. Imperial Hats. Guyer Hats. B.V.'D. MERCHANT | 3 4 4 SPRING-<1907 -.. KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHING... The James R. Keiser Neckwear. A Full Line of Woolens to Select from. SHIRTS. New Columbia. Manhattan. Underwear. TAILORING. 52-11-41 : MONTGOMERY & CO. TT WW WY WWW YT OY OY YT UY TY YY TY YY new plain colors. fancy checks and plaids 12 1-2¢. to soc. at 25c. Shoes. lower than elsewhere. Everything that is new in Dress goods. weaves in light weight materials in black and the The * largest assortment of Men’s Working and Dress Shoes at the lowest prices. Ladies’ White Russet and Black Oxfords from $1.25 up. Children’s Black, White and Russet Slippers from 6oc. a pair up. , _. em —————— LYON & CO LYON 2 C0... All the in silk, wool and cotton. Linings and trimmings to match all colors. f Lace Hose. Gauze Hose. By a lucky chance we bought from one of the largest importers 70 dozen Lace and Gauze Hose at less than the wholesale price. In Drop-stitch we have them from In Gauze Hose and Gauze Boots we can sell the joc. and soc. quality Better and finer grade Lace Boots and Hose, the 75c. quality at 50c. A hand-embroidered Hose iti black with colored embroidery, and gray with self-embroidered, fine quality silk plaited lisle, only soc per pair. "Shoes. We have our Spring and Summer stock of Shoes now complete. yo a ty t ' To LYON & CO. mie Allegheny St., ST — PBA | LYON & CO. | UDITOR'S NOTICE.—In the Or- pany Court of Centre county. In the matter of the estate of C, C, Taylor, late of Spring township, deceased. The undersigned an Auditor, appointed by the said Court to make distribution of the funds in the hands of the Acrountant, to and among those legally entitled thereto, will meet the’ parties in interest for the purpose of his appointment atthe office of Fortney & Fortney, in the borough ot Bellefonte, Pa., on Tuesday, the 14th day of May, A. D., 1907, at 10 o'clock a. m., when and where sald parties may appear, or be forever debarred from eoming in on said fund. D. F. FORTNEY, i Auditor. E2-16-3t ANTED.— A man to ru’ a branch ! creamery. Wages $60 per month | Apply to MILROY CREAMERY CO, Milroy, | Penna. 52-10-t ANTED.--Four girls to pack matches. Wages guaranteed while learning. | Steady work. ry person orby mail. T PENNSYLVANIA ATCH CO,, Bellefonte, Pa. 52-156 3m - OR SALE.—The valuable residence on enst Linn street, Beliédfonte, Pa., owned by Miss Sallie Hagerman. Inquire of t HENRY C. QUIGLEY, | 5214-44 Bellefonte, Pa. ’ JOR SALE.—A practically new brick | barn and a large frame barn. 4t is desired to be sold and removed at once, AB to i JAMES R. HUGHES or F. W. CRIDER, | 51-83-11. Bellefonte, Pa. | R SALE.—Finely equipped Pool | and Billiard lor at State College. Two | I tables, one billiard table, Well patronized Terms ! az the 800 students and general public. i ht. Apply to W. W. STEPHENS, | 52.041 State College, Pa. i ’ R SALE. |=" 6 MULES AND 20 HEAD OF HORSES at private sale, 52-111. Inquire of L. H. MUSSER, Bellefonte, Pa. We WANT YOUNG MEN! The Canada Life Assurance Company, with an unparalleled record for sixty years, wants you. Our agenis earn thousands, it all depends on the man. There is a bright future for you in this Company. We will help you. Apply at once, CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Box 170, Harrisburg, Pa. 524-41 DMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. —Let- ters of administration on the estate of Margaret J. Arnold, deceased, late of Snow Shoe township, having been granted to the undersign- ed, she requests all persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate to make payment and -| those having claims against the same to present them duly authenticated for settlement. ESTHER M. VIEHDORFER, Administratrix Bellefonte, Pa. James A. B. Mien, Atty. HOMINE DAIRY MEAL. THE GREAT MILK AND BUTTER FEED. For sale by Vi. 8. WHITE Axe Mann, Pa, 52-11-8t%, ARM FOR SALE:—A good farm of 217 acres,. located on the public road leading to the College and about five miles west of Belle. fonte, is offered at private sale. Upon it is erected- GOOD BUILDINGS - and an excellentorchard; hasa well, st the door and cistern at barn, with several ponds of never Slag water upon the propany. *Sehool asdl church nearby. 170 acres, al level, well and the balance well timbered. ill ba sold at a reasonable price. Apply to the owner; upon the premises, or address him at State Callgge, Po. 51-14t JAMES CLARK RIMARY ELECTION NOTICE: In compliance with Section 3 of the Act of February 17th; 1908, known as tha “Uniform Pri- mary Aet,” relating to the election and vomine- tion of certain party and Jublie officers, you are notified that the lowing Pan, offi- voted un the hends . | eors, under their respecti for at the Spring PHIL, aad nominations will “| be follow bilie made for the ing pu officks nt the said Primary, as provided in said det, : ‘REPUBLICAN, . | “| Three delegates to the Republican State Gon- vention. . beliobbiih Bia “ne person as Republican County Chairman. DEMOCRAT. | «, «7 “.| Four delegates to the Democratic State Con- rp vention. = ae ni wo ald PRONIBITION. : 13 : : Five delegates to the Prohibition ‘Staté' Conven- See our stock of Mattings, Carpets and Lino- J. leums, and the prices will save you money and con- - § = vince you that our qualities are better and prices gap to Hc ot A On for the of Districl rney. One person forthe offise of oY. One person {or the office of Cc , » t thatthe, of Centre Sountx do ihe | onets Centre ty, do the Party offices to be. filled by parties, as filed by the State and County Chair. men vely, and that the public 4 as J above se forth are true and correct as we verily - JOHN. L. DUNLAP, on A. © JORN G. BAILEY, 3 : Ors, Janus H. Com, Clerk. . Commissioners’ Office, Bellefonte, Penna, April 3rd, 1907. Attest 52-14-8¢
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