0BLIGING ONE'S FRIENDS.
Yarviegion promised his friends to
buy ihe box they wanted for one day
at the aulomobile races. The best
thing Yarrington does is to oblige his
friends, and all the others had said
they had go time to attend to the mat
ter.
The broker he went to said (hat
while boxes were very scarce, ne
thought by paying « premivm he
might be able to wrench one hy mala
force from the eager throngs that
were baitling for them, provided Yar-
rington would take it for the two
days. When he escaped from the
broke: Varrington had parted with
$40, bui he figured on quickly Jdispos-
fng of the box for Friday, md the
$20 that would be left was rot much
split vn» among the crowd.
He bod his frst jolt the next morn.
ing when Plentz telephoned that ime
peraiive business called him ‘0 San
Francisco, 80 his name uus’ be
scratched of the list. At noon Xer-
pack called vp to say there was a sud-
den rush of business at the office and
it was absolutely impossible ‘or him
to get away Saturday, so Yarrington
must count him out. Atl three Wood-
mere called up to say that a&incs
some of the partly conld nor 30 he
though they might as well call off tle
party.
After Yarrington had confided some
bitter things to himseli over the
treachery of humanity in general ie
hunted up the broker and #sked 21m
to take back the tickets. lie had ao
compuncilon about this, as {hore was
such a demand for them. The hroker
smoothly shid be had such = quantity
of boxes on hand that he really could
not think of paying the full price tor
Yarrington's, but that he would at
great personal sacrifice glve Varring.
ton $10 for it,
# Thereupon Yarringion said a lew
sharp things and departed, resolved Lo
sell ihe tickets himself wince selling
was 40 much more profitable than
buying.
He called up Wattles end asked £
he dido’'t want a box for onc day at
the automobile races. Wattles jumped
at the chance, so Yarrington sont over
‘the ticketg and a bill for $20 Wat:
tles nearly tore the telephone out by
the roots and the boy with the tickets
came back fooking very much 2s
though de ‘had been shot out of 2
gun.
It seemed that Wattles (hought
Yarrington was glving him (he hos,
and ao the bill offended him hugely.
After that Yarvington heard of a
‘man who vanted to go (o the races,
and promised to send over the tickets.
Befora he did so Kernack phoned that
on no accounf was Yarrington to dis
pose of the hox, as he had som9
friends 10 Whom he had promised i
After Yarrington had told the othes
man that he could not have the tek
ets Werneck called up to say thal 1a
friends were Yeaving town and 20
didn’t want the box after all
By this time Yorringion was ia a2
exceedingly tonse and norvons state
and hated the wold vehemently. [ie
was a cynic on the subject of [riend-
ship and desperate es regards is $4.
It was manifestly impossible for im
to stand on the street corner aad
wave (he tickets in the faces of the
passers-by, but he hit on auather
plan.
Taking the office boy iaio a Jocaer
he thrust tho hated tickets nig 18
hands.
“You g€0 cut there to {he (rack, 29
ordered, “and sell these tickels ‘or
what you can get. Don't you tars
come back with them, becawie if 1
ever set eyes on them #gain [ can't
answer for the resull.”
A little later Woodmere telephoned
that he wanted the sents for his cous.
in's family, and when he learned that
they were unavailable he said that
Yarrington might think that was the
right way to treat a friend of 'ong
standing, but as for himself he had his
own opinion of such conduct He
said that Yarriugton might bave
‘known he would want the fickets If
Yarrington had given the matter the
slightest thought
Pocketbooks in Walking Sticks.
The latest styles in soclety walking
sticks are practical as weil as orna-
mental. One of the mew canes is fit
ted with a coin box and a match box
these being contained in the head,
which is provided with a skillfully con-
cealed lid. ‘The coin box is 30 ar
ranged that a person can casily depos-
it or remove the coin by a slight pres-
‘sure of the thumb. Men who have
‘used these canes say they are practi-
.cal and convenient, for they do away
‘with the annoyance of fishing for coins
Jn the pocket when boarding a street
CAr. .
In France there is quite a variety of
uses which the cane is made to
serve. A clever Frenchman has made
a cane with a handle containing a
complete outfit of the game known as
“petits chevaux.”
or Baby's Eyes.
Mothnrs, please do uot eend your
babies ont without any shade (cr the
eyes. iuven though it is not summer
time, they should not be allowed to lie
with the sun shining in their eyes, All
sorts of troubles result from this, eye
inflammations of many kinds, often
defective vision and nervous condi:
tions. which remaln for life. If you
would try lying with the sun shining
in your eyes for an hour or so you
would soon realize how disagreeable
COASTING AND ITS GLORIES
Columbus Editor Grows Some Enthus- |
lastic as He Writes on the |
Subject. i
During the last snow spell the boys
had out their sleds and did a deal of
coasting. There is no memory of
youth as glorious as that sport. No-
body ever thought that the fun of
sliding down hill was in the slightest
diminished by the labor of trudging
back uphill.
The swift and exhilarating joy of
flitting down the hillside was a grand
part of a boy's experience, and will
never grow stale in the memory.
What a great thing it would be if the
spirit of that sport would get into the
humdrum of life and brighten it up
some.
There is one feature of this coast-
ing business that stands out like a
rromontory. That was “belly-bustin’.”
There ig no use to feel squirmish
about the term or hesitate to breathe
it aloud In a literary column.
That was the exciting feature of
coasting, and was indulged In mostly
by the boys of daring and patched
clothes “Get out of the way!" he
shouts, and bang goes the sled on the
slippery hillside, with the boy's legs
stretched far astern the sled in the
endeavor to guide it, but, failing, off
he runs into a boy hare, knocks one
down thera, and turns another end for
end out in the snow. Oh. but it was
glorious! One can hear that yell yet.
If men would do that to one another
in the grown-up world, there would
be fighting and madness all the time,
but in the boy world it belonged to
the beautiful sanctities of life. To
this day we take off cur hat to the
“beily-buster.”-——Columbus Journal.
Feminine Forgetfuiness.
Women are growing more forgetful.
At least that is what somebody has
sald who makes a study of such
things, and the theory was proved the
other day by a woman in a New York
department store. When she had
shopped In several places and con-
sumed most of the afternoon, she
found she had lost her muff. Return-
ing to the shop in which she last re-
membered having it, she made a fer-
vent appeal to the clerk of the
“Found” department. “I left my muff
in one of your fitting rooms, I am
sure,” said the woman; “you have fit,
of course?” The girl looked at her
calmly. “Probably we have. Fifty-
six muffs were found today.” The
woman gasped. “Oh, yes, that is about
our average at this season,” added the
clerk. “We often have almost 100 on
a cold day; sometimes we gather up
only 40 or 50. But [ should say 50
is the average.”
nm
‘Promoting Pleasant impressions.
“What is leave to priat?” inquired
the lady who has the ar: of seeming
. Lerwick, in Shetland, besides having
Each Family Has its Own Flock and
the Children Feed
Them
—
There are many small villages in the
world that have only one street, but
only a single street, possesses only
one tree, and it is not a very tall one
either. There are no birds there, not
even a sparrow, but the seagulls are
plentiful.
The inhabitants of Shetland are very
proud of their tree and very kind to
the gulls, of whom the children make
pets. Children who are brought for the
first time to see the wonders of one-
streeted Lerwick are always shown, as
a great curiosity, “the only tree in
Shetland.”
The seagulls are the sparrows of
Lerwick, and as such they have a
greater share in the town's life than
the sparrows of London. In the morn.
ing you will note that a seagull sits
on every chimney-pot. Seagulls swoop
and hover over every roof in town.
The air is full of their strange, high,
1 laintive, haunting cries.
Every house has its own familiar
sea-gulls and every street its own
band of them. But, according to the
Fruit Magazine, they never mix. The
children in each house have a pet
name for their own particular sea
gulls, and, having called them by
those names, they feed them every
day.
Each seagull knows what is meant
for him. No bird attached to one
house ever seeks to eat the food scat.
tered from the house next door. He
does not dare to do so. So all day
Jong the seagulls hover und call over
the roofs of Lerwick.
The people of the town, if they come |
across a little pile of rice laid upon
the roadway, step over it with care.
They know that it has been placed |
there for some seagull. And at night
the seagulls leave their appointed |
chimneypots and fly gracefully away
to their resting places on the rocks of |
the Isle of Noss.
———
A Gala Night.
“Last night 1 saw & cab full of |
calves.”
“That's rather strange. What made
you think the cab was full of calves?”
“1 was merely judging from the
number of French heels | saw stick-
ing out of the window."
The Apparatus.
“1 was just wondering one thing in
all this talk of weighing souls.”
“What are you wondering?”
“If they can do it with a spirit
em ———————
83 and 75 on a Lark.
Mr. and Mrs. James Stead Biddell |
came Into New York from thelr home |
in Passale, N. J., yesterday to cele-
P
i
‘brate the fifty-fourth anniversary of
‘their marriage.
“We always go for a lark on our
wedding anniversary,” laughed Mr. |
Biddell in their home last night.
“We've never missed it.” i
Mrs. Biddell stood close to her hus-
band and it was plain they were still
sweethearts. As he talked she took
his hand.
“We've alwes been happy,” he said.
“We never had a single quarrel.”
Then they laughed.
Mr. Biddell is eighty-three and his
wife seventy-five. They were married
in Flushing, L. I, but moved to Pas-
saic half a century ago, when it was
a small village. They look much
younger than they are. He retired
from business 16 years ago.—New
York Telegraph.
i
£
5
All the ol
or other.
ns of life rest in some way
heart has an interval of
during about one-fourth of the time.
Certain of the other organs
their activity in part during sleep. Old
pposed that sleep
a tendency to regard
2 of oll force and of all functions of
| the body, inclines to the view that sleep
is caused by a withdrawal of blood from |
the brain.
As a rule, the larger the brain the
Webster went to |
ror all the troubles have had Hood's
different ti
it is for a baby In a gocart or car-
riage to be subjected to it.
in the past three years when ] hay have suffered from
surely isthe
Yeager’s Shoe Store
Fitzezy
The
Ladies’ Shoe
that
Cures Corns
Sold only at
Yeager’s Shoe Store,
Bush Arcade Building, BELLEFONTE, PA.
|
h and
bies, and have always found ita very much than
Interested. i was, and as ‘medicine medicine. too | know that md one My stomach is very much better than it
Leave to priat,” replied Senator Sarsaparilla. ve reason to recommend , and we also think
Sorghum, “is something that enables very highly of Hood's a's Fils, whieh we Hways intend to keep in the kouse.” Mrs. E. R.
armen 0 priest cou se bun ae. | FR enh aE st -. |Finest Job Work at This Office.
. > Thousands of and ic {
ercd a speech, and which also enables men aad women have Some to, know gical radical and permanent, cures of ec:
his friends to pretand taat th perience the great value of 's a; zema, rheumatism other blood diseases,
mide thetmseives ramiiar Win a | 2 ein erent madcor many dn. {ha Sa She medic we Kaa of 1
contents” eases and ailments is agreeable, effective and economical. 57-18
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AND 1911. | y a Yagher. ir Rose € ko Rogers. .... n 3 ps Snyder, Barbara. ghriat sh Siatsers. 3397
Aggoeate to the provions ut law solating 4, i gore Boyd, The. hrm) Rhee tHE HEIR RSS
tie stieof unseated lant for tne nom pugment of Ferguson Township. Hath Chas oo Hostgrmindbioy T | 38 Sidi, Eick. pags qu Webi,
posed to public sale or outery the following tracts | 293 Anderson. Jonn, J Wate Miller Tiree eg 0 315 quo 153 Spear, John. ......W C Hein] er. eee ne
ur purrs of tracts of unseated lands {in Centre coun- | 57 137 Barnett, Jos...... 0 .oee | 100 Lake, Richard. wm Weist ....... 1305 453 153 Turner, Daniel ..Brown & Dy 3568
ty, Penn's. for taxes due and Junta ines: nt the | Bryson, Samii Eli Lyte... we 853 u 49 Mark, yond ii Laurelt n Lum. Co 1+0 15 153 Turner, J as... ~We Heinle. 6 03
our ive n the ugh © mis, oh on. ee “ “ Unknown... Long. . 9%
dor dame th, 10 x P 10) Burchfield, Wm... Lumber Co...... 341 ng.. 288g eres
tide me da; a) if Lisi “by — 31 fowler Lidia....Charles A Smith.. 3 wl 36 Parker, Win. ‘Solomon Peck... a Cakisows 8 & Eringic AE 477
ment, until Inf are sold. Joo Hat, gunn. bern Clt BIsett....... 10 & Shaler, Sticutel «54 Zimmerman ... ey Bs Witmer Henry. ‘Edward ¥ ry 1578
Benner Township. we “ i oh, m Hoar Go a Ware Miter 10 94 jo Wiknoun seeeess ac He! einle sa nay * 15 20 Witmer: JaSOY = “Realty Hetate..... Bk
Acres Per. Warrantee Owners Taxes | 150 ew Vili, WoW BAeW ime Ks. § 12 | 120 Young, Beni... ! Eaareitn Tan, Co +7 = White & Parsons. W C Hetale........ 943
RV a Tre | Re ¥ Spring Townabi.
® agle, 1d, .....Louard EE bo] Bane, Ko beens a 18 Patton Township. 7i 6 Forbes, Samuel..Frank McCoy..... 15 89
CO..uuvesrsners 3 | 100 Smith, Thos ...... . NR 5 Diehl, Nichol's $r.John H Neldich... - drrrrrrn OH eee 10°48
% nae One oligos Bt 1 Re Unkuown....... I 168 19 Dan'l 1 Johnson... 310) 75 eve anv oh
sree dll MoNict: ravans are
“w Smith, Jno Gregg Township. | 8B Ellis, Wm......... i Haye TL TAS
Hubley, Barney..W C Heinle. .... 1448 5 Diehl, Nichiol's St.D M Neidich.,..... = 38 Snow Shoe Tawuskip.
Boggs Township. : Unknown.........W Whitmer &3ons 198 13 Kine, John.......Adam Krumrine . 93% Banks, Wm. gy Kate A Rogers... 25 92
2.5600421 73 Cotting’ rGurret. Chas E Confer..... 278 i ite Huyett L. az Carscadden, D Realty E Estate..... 16 81
2 10 Fhe, Whi. Philip D Faster... 3 8 Haines T lo Groven BOM Riiiuyeii EJ) IM Lewis, Lewis... bred M Rogors.... 488
433 163 Gores. arti oa nner... a.9i 26 Black, J88.....0uet Spangler & Smil:. as MN Newport, Jas..... Co.. . 22 281 400 : vee. REAISY Estate oe. ha
8 168 Gray. Win.........Reulty Estate..... 13 | 153 Cowley. ee 422 : MeXitt- iuyeti’ i re Morgan, Hen{.. . 3408
os 133 Lewis, tote rere TRA, 15 50 | 100 uratz, Timon i Menry Toenhiorot... 38 9 O'Brian John.... CO...ceviiarnnee 0 oLanah'n, Sara. Wm C Hult. Is us
50 Miles, John. ... GF Walker... oo. 11 96 | 20 Jus Isenhout ...... 621] 400 Alex . Fred M Rogers... 31 &
1% Unknown ...ue..e .W C Heinle. ....... 597 t0 Moats, John... N 3 Spangler... 118, Penn T 18 » 1, Wm P. Kate M Long ......
150 Unknown.........Sussn. ertz.... 233! 400 , Alex.....WC Heinle... .. i 1 3
Burnside Township. 100 Workman, Math. Treivn Lum. Co 310 . Keoumer. Peter! JE&T W Reifons- 1 4 © Joh ST Walk evarses i
. eerenes 3 olin... . T:eirsrs
Kelly, Redding & : 150 Andrew Tew... ase
5 OTT 121 Bell, Want cover. TaSlOE corns 600 Half Moon Township. Potter Township. 34 Shack, cary. Jaw lsasay Koso AR
14 0f 433 18 Barkally, Jolin. “Ty lor”. AE Beek Duider ..... Sosemun Keates veal Cogswell, Daniel. Allegheny Valley | 3g) Fompkine: Jou vt Wid a0
1501140 92 Cox, Paul. ........J H Hole. ........ . 313 et Rockiwy ‘Wilson ofdd Fo Jas. Rexlty Estate. . 5 51 | 488 163 Som Taran a. 0 EC
Sassses tat 55 onfer . vesssees 19 18
Sot I on eisunided “kelly Reading & rool Jucob .. er ausssers J tuii3or dN Huts, W vere ity Estate Lia 1% Vundyke, itetity 3 i Pringle & Eve
us is Dav ison. obn.. _Taxlor........ veer 217 10 Hors enry . [Tyrone dl & Wifglo 5 10 wo Harrison, Wm ...W C Heinle .. ors 8 Tosossessses 10 14
S435 30 m Jr ¢ Helnie wee . 2042 172 Hale wn B 1sett....... 30: 10) NeCieilun Geo . NB span oF. ss. 40 400 will Jina, David 3 ¢ .W C Heinle. on
ray, o soio Henley Estate ..... = 58|3118 Hoilinswo arpater. -.... ne 2 Ta! C & JCartin 147/48 133 Whart' y..C O Dain
or 433 165 bid Washingi'a. W H Thonas} Eat Tol W. tie Harpeter, Laie. Lana H ter.... ‘ x “ 34 apn! Jue REOD oases uel Bruss. ..... Lun in Wahn, Rieiard. Reuiry Zs
160ress los ial, Henry. Neatey Estate ..... ) #0 Yis, ddeo “REE yes i 0 Daniel. ...F Wittenburg ..... 78
all, Nancy... “a... 08] 54 Shearer, [sane.... resassszssrs: LHI Taylor Township:
3; 0 433183 Irvin, Jol ay Redding 598 162 nknown. renee NS iE Houck .... 571 Rush Township. 10) Boll, dCuursuse sss W L flicks. ....... 516
ydohn . Sg Readis th i“ Haein ienivaes Aru Hutchinson. . a 3hw llison. Andrew.James A Beaver..147 61 1 100 Beck. Daniel .....W DStratton...... 2 15
3 01433138 Irvin, Mathias... Taylor oserrrc 880 1 White, ii Tyrone & istic % »n so AMS TARTLY Meaty. Estate. Sa 10 Re “We Heinle..." BY
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#;01433 158 Johnson Francis: ik aii Eu 528 Harris T 10 Arthur, Ann...... HC nett & Co 64 01 0 Cowen, Jus........Geo M Marks...... 34
{0433163 Jackson, Jere... Realt Y eds i 10m judre, Atsolem. Rouliy Estate ..... 3124 43 i8 Benvor, Daniel. HG rr Rl Porta Rockaway Wiison
200 terrence GT Ee es . 816 esiigtsensuresy
01413183 Kerwin, Wm D... Taylor to. 5151 so RT Ra ge 3 153 CheStmur, Sani. Christ Sharse: 3188183 13 Prungr, BJ.......E J Bruner... no
301130 153 Lennox, David... Taylor....ccoeeee. 242 400 ? io x open Rosa agi 3 381300 pilin F Watke Fe. 101
3; 0f 433153 McP Relly Kedding & 20 9 maven, egal oly = ue Shentek. Johi oh oom'r B®
io cPherson, Wm. Taylor....... vores BOT ; 3 er, HEE . r
Howard Township, = (PF oa pean thr guna ve. W441 100 Unknown......... Sussman ove
of 43138 O'lirian, Micl'l. Rely, Redding & “oe ¥ @ 163 Dentler, Jaen. HC : ds #00] ”m Wotan Hivos... th Thar eubord. rr. 8 8
xs y Mich’l.. i cosens or ta at Bonham, surah Realty Estate. HE 3 og Lorman bat inie......... 11 74 = 138 LE Hire ua or 46 0
Tred . Rous Fass JOS ...n .-Rea) te..... Io
Hi 158 Pettitt, Chas. Tay sind'% > 493/38 163 Brandy, sui Ee Sutans to =" Fitzgéral iO TY Pringle... DSS Ww Wallace, hod... © Hetateo...0, 3
#8 Packer, Jeren'ls Realty Estate. | £07|'3 181 Woiter, sucob a Bders pg a Elizabh..T ny inde. 1a] 92 Wallace, Ww Ca etic. 30
SEOVRER, alien. Keli Redding & uae op Jostiie. H A... Mafy K Wetzel... 185 Horm Graft, Ei cases lie 0B : ey renee
orem 163 Stewart, Glas. i okt er Tm LOrrett, Jus. une. BE res eas 190 a C Eb gem ‘vo sion Tovinatiig,
r..d H Cochran. . .... . Black, Jas ........ tein
434 Gran ker....... 70 \nn gas
Bm Giinowh. +... wm ieee, ow Bc be runer Ext... 6 a 1 Ha, ba Fraime ise 1 73 fo Teh tho he Bost 9
G8 GREG peat 41 yg) Bn ROMER 10 em 8 i bis RANI RR) pope Jot Rrra
sense CO ..overees 002) 102 WIllAE, J... on pi WY WON 00 Heioa: e Messen REUREP.s os
Horn va Rim, iin. 11.8 F Wolverion .... 648 4 Same: de tok & ATT... 130) gr 12 Livin, Rio A Jurist Beira, 34 BY 67 pn, Jun... Made Hall Lum
allace, Jos J.... Rosanna C Rogers 20 02 {8 18 Jordon, Cred t Sharer... Bo 2 max Sa 108
x sans tate..... 2
Curtin Township. Liberty Township. 15 Lawren pi Chiat Sharer |. 128) 78 «BI ES Tay i
8 48 Atwood NL... WE Rodgers. 4% 0 Brien Chas.......J I Wagn hi «ee 831488 103 Lowden, i “ Bul 8 55 Me Win... Fares oi
‘ones ssssenes own Aeohe By Casp. » cous Mary ...Real conse
415 Broghn, Tous ose 0 Estate. ves 3864] 6D Hamiiton,Avchy. > J roatyatn 367488 163 John: 2 Ww © Henle... ide 200 SE Mary en
> * wee benlty Es essnes 3 a 80 Hayes, he cersrenses - 8 jo ih yn sersnses na om Sel pugoron te LE.
104 "Dunlap &Williatis 2 87| 8 0“ al ee eter... SF d Entire, Hugi. Realty Estate..... 468] 5% Plies, Benj... HL 8 Taylor... .....
14 Evans, Cadwail- 400 Leach, Martha. ED ehaufl... 10 71 | 433 153 Mobo Jno.. Rosanna ha CG Rogers 11 Of 100 Robison, Rich’d.. Emanuel Korman. 19
fF iaseiiie: io Junta p & Williams 314) 0 Fataons, sP.RP ulny.. 2 62]1{of 453 163 Morgan, eases Ed M Leifer St .. 68 89
204 81 Godt A Martha, W C Heinle........ 18 25 | 100 Roberts, Jas......J I Wagner........ 278|i{of433 153 Musser, John..... “.. 4268 Worth Township.
an - Jrvin, abe GB Cone Estate..... al F438 138 Moser” RB. A ghrise seiri. weal, Gray, J D Rockaway Wilson
10 a Thomas... SR Confer, wis. Marion Township. 0 34 38 Utica viggrrrveell
80, 4 Pax ee Estate... ) 153 Pinkert ert'n,Henry.Christ Sharrer....177 49
40 Long, J G......... Rosanna C Rogers. to Harris, Js...o..os bl...... 2€0|i£of433158 Peters, Richard. . Ed M . 2458 | 2% Hawtliorn, Jus... Elie & © Mckinney Ju
* Long, J; a + Realty Estate... 81 01 » . J en HS Havior we 1% 3 phil Hardm'n. Wm He le... x 2 er, Jus.......E J Pruner Est... 19
saan Sern sass ene ARES annanr Pim “anne n sss snnnn
158 8 Parker, Job W..IR. J. Mann......... 448] 70 Ko gle: 2 l Z Frain 9 (no #3) 18 93 | 3{0f438 158 Fim G Richard, W A Christ ileirs. 2 63 JOHN D. MILLER, County Treasurer.
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