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BANDIED JOKES WITH KINGS Pharmacy. Attorneys-at-Law.
Demoreaiic, atc | GS TURKISH TRADE MARKS | cin We Fi
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"Bellefonte, Pa., Jue 13, 1913 | voked, Sometimes Very Much at | MURRAY'S S 18Crider's Exchan S1-1-ly.
Lt La Their Own Expense. | “BAZAR™ TAKES PLACE OF AMER- |
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Putting It In Another Way, a Little | Thomas Carlyle observed that ICAN DEPARTMENT STORE. Rheumatic Remedy EC :
WHY Alongs ie wilise Saute as re re Nye | THE MARVELOUS CURE FOR =
Tor Parente io Puteue ers so audacious as to “josh” royalty Coffee Shop an inseparable Accom RAEURA H * Le Shes a emple. Cot:
rods | with impunity. Indeed, there have | paniment of Each Shop—Are TISM, tended cl00tS. Pa. All kinds of legal
Lk. vous: chika: alot. been rulers with a wel developed | Classified According to the ssipitye oe EE om
Do not neglect them. Th: , sense umor, such as Charles Business Done. ’ * i bottle at your . J a —Attomey Counsellor at
(o2¥ ot. Sagicet them. Thato » df capable of enjoying a sally at thelr | T—_— It’s a Mistake | gists, or sent Parcels post on re- All kinds of a) business
and a foolish neglect. J | _ Bazars take the place of department Y Bi ceipt of price. Money refunded » : -
There have been probably as many t is related that one day wben stores in Bagdad. The word “bagar” | MADE BY MANY BELLEFONTE RESI- .
children spoiled by overmanagement CDATICS Was inspecting a warship at | means bargain, but in the Turkish DENTS. if it fails to cure YOU. ETTIG, BOWER & ZERBY— .
as by negligence. Chatham he asked Killigrew: “Don't | sense it is generally applied to 8 86- | ot filof kidney backache. rey on piss. | ort eogek saiimie B, S001
Don't forget that the prime right you think that I should have made a | ries of shops forming a continuous ters, ey | eee Secu ONS. Sever & Ciivis. Practices
of u child ie the right to his own 00d shipwright?” Charles was proud | row on both sides of a thoroughfare. TO dna ae | M. KEICHLINE—Attomey-at-Law. Practices
STeonAlty. "In. met>hls chief bust: Of his reputed skill In naval architec: | As Turkish streets are narrow, often | medihe Dost Ridney Pils, Belle WM. H. FIELDING J a I er ER
ness in life is to develop properly the ture, and, no doubt, by this query i only eight or ten feet wide, conges- OS 1 ROR, fy . The * All professional business will receive promot at
expression of that personality. How sought a compliment. But Killigrew, | tion results. The shops themselves | (following is an « ofthe = Sole Agent. Druggist, ay
on bo io this if he 1s continually "ho, Was rothing of a courtier, re- | are small, the more commodious being = fone . in Bie! saolmi LYNBROOK, N.Y.| T KENERY. JOH amor attention xiven a
hedged and thwarted by you? plied instead: ' only eight by ten feet, and the small- Mrs. B. N. Deitrich, 91 E. Bishop St., | J Pellets Prompt attention given al
A child learns by three méans—by “I have always thought that your er five by six feet. One whole side K Re SYS: eT mow that Dean's —————— ces—No. 5 East High street. 44.
cipuriens, by aapie and by gtmos DAjesty would do better at any tude opens on the street. ney nt Fomor hesitate one |
phere. than your own. | In Bagdad, writes the American con- Oe I CO PE as | ___ Fine job Printing. 8, talon i Engl 1nd Gem Bis
rs doubtful it didactic teaching A llvely example of French retort gi bazars are divided into several | 107. One of my famib complained 4 | in Crider's Belton.
and preaching ever did much good fo (2,707 18 afforded by the story of classes, according to the location and | Fiad Sete so much shout Doan Kidney nytt ET
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anybody, child or grownup. Only M XIIL The marshal had given his ma- Ihe Wates gold. ‘The classitiation fol: |. Fouery or Tier ony Senses FINE JOB PRINTING - mm
count. i A of Me embassy p Karia bashi is the name of the For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. W * Sate Coleg Centre county, Fa. Ses
To let the child touch the stove and BE thine Js a Sa bazar where groceries, candies and Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo, New York, 0—A SPECIALTY—o0 at his
get hurt a little is far better than to Ji; mounted on a mule. “An ass 1uids are sold. Sugelshorga is where sols-agews for the United Souls. aid ite AT THE EE
say "You mustn't touch it!" yy a mule!” col Louis, fruits and vegetables are sol. The gi Ra Denny
Be chary of your commands. Every _...'o jaugh “Yes. sir” replied the Dame is also applied to the district, WATCHMAN OFFICE
useless order is a burden that inter UE oo ro and it is generally understood that the —— D* vr ARD, D. DS. office next door to
feres with his growth and tends to Teron hl drug stores are in the bazar sug-el- i There is no of work, from the soba Sir
alienate him from you. Toven 1 oy Bess, it shorga, though it is so only by acel- i cheapest * to the Jug socth, 8 Crown and work. Prices
Let him run as free as you dare. , G00 90 WOU CC fas by dent In the sug-el-saral wearing ap-
One lesson he learns from his own Ty ib to exercise upon her Darel: haberdashery, antiques and rugs BOOK WORK, R.H, W. TATE, Office
experience is worth a dozen he gets 0, cin pon are sold. Sug-el-chukhechi is the D ALLURE ey By
from you. subjects. In one verbal duel, at least, ,,,,. wyere Bagdad-made cloth, such | that we car not do in the most satis: oS slaciic appliances used Has
How many littl lives are rendered oooh #0 000 C0 Tor oo whom 88 Prints, callco and silk goods. 18 |= Eps y: odbc reason: iy
utterly wretched by the loving but ir. po © 1% Err Et otion that had °0ld Yemenchia is the bazar where Money to Loan. communicate with this ofice.
ritating tyranny of parents. The lit- Sie Be Jeo majesty thrust Dative shoes are manufactured and | == — Plumbing.
tle ones are crossed at every turn. . ? the window and called sold. Sug-el-sefafir is the coppersmith INEY TO LOAN on good security and = — _—
The mother is continually scolding, Ieryioc Out Of the WCW bazar. The copper is heated and bocies'to' vent worn. | Restaurant. Good Heal
the father breaking in at times with “What does a man think of, Sir Bd- worked while hot inside the shops, but Attomey.at-Law : e€ th
sharp prohibitions. Shen he thinks of nothing?” ‘the cold sheet copper is SI-14-1y. Pa. and
The queer part of all this is that ae, a woman's promise, your ma- nto shape out in the street. - — | TYESTAURANT. Good Plumbing
those parents think they are doing jesty!” was the response ’ Bab-el-agha is occupied by the black- Flour and Feed. | Bellefonte now has a First-Class Res
‘thelr yg duty 3) he shila. They Among the neatest retorts to royal. Smiths, tinsmiths and carpenters. The | tere GO TOGETHER.
ED 5 3 oot Jet 350 Je ty whereof we have record was that Yiasksiuiths ke Susu, S00, ogi (CURTIS Y. WAGNER, Meals are Served at All Hours Wath soi have duiing or
alleged to have been made to the
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wild.” So they cramp, thwart, oppose rward King Will. Smiths manufacture tin vessels, pots, Steaks, Chops, Roasts. Oysters on the wate es, foul or escaping
|the growing mind. phy 260, atterva of ug ad- Water cans and lanterns. The carpen- BROCKERHOFF MILLS, Rat shell of n any style desired, Sand: PE Ce od LL TE
Children are sharp. They sou of Rl ters make practically all the furniture BELLEFONTE, PA. Behad in 3 ew minutes any time. Ae poisoned. and invalidism is sure to come.
emselves to this, an eir : sed there and coffins, doors and door Retail to
Ww had been bantering the sec. U y afact Wholesal prepared
jJureate re. Then they turn to sm some iit at No “When and window frames. Man ats ny o POPS. in Sobtien ues SANITARY PLUMBING
beco! WO a" ”
i things—*g00d,” |" 0 “king” said he, “you shall not be Different bazars are segregated in ths :
that is, shrewd little hypocrites, Drigs _ 'oiarv to the admiralty. What do different parts of the city, and the Roller Flour BDA ASAPARILLA Cukht 10 have. We don't trust this work. o6
‘and timeservers; or “bad,” that is, on district often takes the name of the boys. Our workmen are Skilled Mechanics,
‘angrily insistent upon having a life ou Sy lo that King!" rejoined the bazar. Some bazars are also named e SELTZER SYPHONS, ETC. | no better Our
of their own. a : after the district in which they are for picnics, families and the public gener. :
* Study the child, seek to bring out “IV Secretary. y Corn Meal all'all of which are manufactured owt of | Material and
| situated, there being no sharp divi
what is in him. Don’t stud our : 4
II, OF ~eysiots of © otuatal Diiiiany Sida) Superstition. rn Si0us of thie Naar acordng to {he a and Grain C. MOERSCHBACHER, Fixtures are the Best
s interesting to note a
joug 12¥ 72 make your child measure of shrines: in RG dedicated to Sug-el-hanoon in the Jewish district, | Manufactures and has on hand at all times the 50-32-1y. St. Bellefonte, Pa. Not agheap or inferior azticle in our entire
up ’ which is said to be patronized by | following brands of high grade flour: —————————————————————— establishment. And with good work and the
There is no genuine morality with. marriage. “At Ploumanach, a village o's only. In each bazar there is a Meat Market. fest material, ovr
lout. trecdom. on the northern coast.” says a writer | 28 SMU" 0h Daa i ua | WHITE STAR ar :
Anything done from fear is immor. In Country Life, “there ia & SWINE yy oeq OE ON OUR BEST Prices are lower
al. Even the “goodness” your child picturesquely situa am e rocks have an open court in the center, the HIGH GRADE t the Best M ts
which the sea washes round every ’ eats. than many who give you , unsanitary
uta on bovine No larafrald of you ia day. Only at low tide can one clam JOH O8. lie) fous sides ol opening VICTORY PATENT Ge - wok and helowes: grade of Enanings. foe
Quit trying to mold your chil, ber over the rocks to the canopled So © Tol one , large SO or. FANCY PATENT You save by buying poor, thin
Stand by and help him. Let him mold ‘figure of St. Guerin. When a Breton The rooms in the khan are let to the The only place in the county where that raor- oe ARCHIBALD ALLISON,
himself. Be his friend. Let him feel girl desires to marry she sticks a pin jn gid oh po LR LARGEST AND FATTEST CATTLE
wou understand him.
. Alot of our “moral principle” is
mere self-conceit and vanity of opin-
fon, and we think we are doing God's
services when we impose our egotism
on others, particularly upon helpless
youth,
in the nose of this saint; should it,
drop out within the year she believes |
her desire will be fulfilled. On anoth- |
er occasion, near Douarrenez, in the |
Finistere district, I came across a
small shrine decorated with orange!
blossoms in a hedgerow, where a,
young girl whom I had previously,
| different shopkeepers for their sur
plus wares.
Each bazar has a coffee shop, which
is a large open place partly covered
by a roof, where a large number of
cheap wooden settees are arranged in
rows. Any one who sits down in a
coffee shop first gets a cup of Turkish
can be secured. Also International Stock Food
kinds.
All kinds of Grain bought at the office Flour
exchanged for wheat,
SPRAY
and feed of all
oped Sugtomers With the fresh-
est, Dest and muscle mak-
I always have
«= DRESSED POULTRY =
+ Game in season, and any kinds of good
meats you want.
Opposite Bush House - Bellefonte, Pa
56-14-1v.
Insurance.
EARLE C. TUTEN
. Study the child, live with him, enter coffee and then a native pipe in which — TRY MY SHOP. (Successor to D. W. Woodring.)
into his life and point of view, encour- SO0% 1OUINE et Socks oe Jneeling Re A rE a BE ihe, OFFRE and STORE BISHOP STREET. Re CERO Fire
950 bin i ~ Bat Be ants 10 do, sym: red a pin down the well. By ques | charge for the coffee and the use of | 439 MILL AT ROOPBSURG. High Street. 3434ly. Bellefonte, Pa. :
a WH py Be. ' tioning her T found that it was the| the pipe is about two cents. The - . Life
| custom there to drop a pin down the | coffee shop Quahwat Pasha is the
Da Vinci's Mona Lisa, | well before the saint, and eventually, “bourse” for the native business peo- Groceries. Groceries. and
The Mona Lisa of Leonardo da
Vinci represents “Madonna Lisa,” a
‘Neapolitan, wife of Zanobi del Gio
‘condo, from whose name the painting |
4s also known as La Gioconda. The |
subtle, baffling expression is of a kind |
‘that the artist particularly delighted
iin, and here brought nearest to perfec-
tion,. The painting was finished by
after the wedding ceremony, the
bridal blossoms were brought and
hung round the shrine.”—Tit Bits.
Mysterious Number 9.
Has it ever occurred to you that
strange feats may be performed with
figures? Multiply the figure 9, for in:
stance. Multiply it by 2 and you get
ple. Here the merchants gather to
discuss trade bills and other subjects.
Representatives of the banks ascer-
tain here the number of bills to be
taken up and secure the facts from
which they can determine the ex-
change rates for bills and for foreign
coins. The rates are practically de-
termined in the coffee shops.
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SECHLER & COMPANY.
MINCE MEAT is'just in order for Eas-
CorFeEes—We are able now to give
Automobile Insurance
None but Reliable Companies Represented.
Surety Bonds of All Descriptions.
Both Telephones 56-27.y BELLEFONTE, PA
JOHN F. GRAY & SON,
[Leonardo in 1506. It is said that he |. ter. Send in your orders. a word of ent on the (Successor to Grant Hoover)
ked ccess: 18, and 8 and 1 make 9. Five 9's are proposi on
ai A to A 20 i Sessjve 45, and 5 and 4 make 9 again. Three Statue to Potatoes. 3 gee in the a that dos ne Fire
‘while his model was sitting in order | 28 are 27, and 7 and 2 make 9. Four When I was in Germany last year,” FANCY EVArORATED [CORN wprics fo. a little lower, and we take the first on
ithat the expression which he wished | 9'8 are 36, and 6 and 3 make 9. says a man who travels, “I saw some || CNC TOL SF NE Bl fried | Opportunity to give you the benefit Life
ito render might not disappear from
'her face.
Nine is indeed a mysterious num:
ber. Take any row of figures you
fancy, say 8642, and if you reverse
people who like potatoes even better
than I do. At any rate, they erect
statues to them, and even if I could
corn at 15¢ per pound.
the way of
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+ Francis IL of France bought the afford it I hardly think I should do |} SUGARS—When we made a of ues on Our aim is not to This represents the largest Fire
(painting from the artist for 4,000 gold Shem Su) Dube : aes, ‘that, { Five Cents a pound on Franklin | sell cheap Coffee but good goods at Insurance in the World.
florins, and ever since it has been in AE. or twi Tak Be 'la| “Offenberg was the first city to Fine Granulated Sugar it was not fair prices. Our grades at —— NO ASSESSMENTS —
{the possession of France. Until it was makes 18, or twice 9. e the 18| t's monument of this kind. The 3 as a cut but was one regular price, 25¢, 28c, 30c, 35c and 40c will far Doust fai
[stolen recently it was one of the most and f and 1 make 9 again. If you = part consists of a statue of and you do not have to buy iton | surpass any goods offered at such J |e oF 30.81ve ua a call bulore Jneueian Jou:
trenowned treasures of the Louvre gal | take five figures, say 76543, reverse | UPPer 4 any al days but on any day you prices. The new goods will be on | | large lines at any time.
th /8ir Francis Drake, who introduced the | ¢ and sale by the 24th or 25th of March. e—
llery in Paris. It has inspired numer | them. 34567, and subtract, you get ell want it and in any quantity desired. by or
lous authorities on art to rapturous 41976, which, added together, makes EE i iin era 14 - Sedo not ysopls ay erly =: Ce SELLEFONTE
[outbursts of praise, among which the | 2/—that is, 7 and 2 make 9, or three xo Doiogtal 1s amps gatlands 1 {'* vate on'sugar ORslioes- Desirable Jruit is pot plen- }| Si. BELLEFONTE. PA.
most celebrated is that of the English | 98 are 27. ‘bers attached. p have Fine 's at 35¢, 40c and
\eritic, Walter Pater. Thirty-seven is another number spe | .""o ". pedestal; side, is Sir { EvaPorRATED FRruirs—All New Crop 50c a dozen. Fancy Lemons at 30c
cially adapted for figure juggling. Byes eatal Su. Jue 4 Unpeeled Peaches at 12c, | and 40c a dozen.
Multiplied by 3, 37 becomes 111, and | ‘Francis Drake's name, the second side and 18c. Apricots at 16c, 20c The Preferred
Making the Best of Things. no matter what multiple of 3 you explains what a blessing the potato and 25c. Fancy peeled Peaches at | i California Walnuts, at
Mr. Paterfamilias was having an the figures I a ae. Tid To || 35c. Prunes at 10c, 12c, 15c and 25¢ and fresh roasted 3
|economical streak. Nae, Lae In the result will be| 45 tat the statue is the gift of a 18c. All fine quality. a bea CC1 ent
Mg Have i all alike. Twelve times 37 is 444, 37 ti Be tok oF Shae | : uts at 5c per quart.
es ir ta Shines $1 beeomey 777 and 30 ov, AD | burg. The fourth contains the names a ttt Insurance
y this year?” he asked. of the eiectors, "A statue similar to [} SECHLER & COMPANY —
“No, dear,” answered Mrs. P, ‘this is placed in the town of Murs, ’
brightly cheerful. “Your flannels $1,700,060 Muskrats. and T have beez $id that there a'e | 3 Bush{House Block, - - 57-1 + + + Bellefonte, Pa. THE $5,000 TRAVEL POLICY
have shrunk enough to fit Johnny, and It is not generally known that the| other copies in many small towns.” |° A —_
‘muskrat is the most important fur
$5,000 death by accident,
can wear them, and Billy's are now bearing animal of North America. In Arctic Crulse fhe of both
small enough for the baby. All you | One year alone (1810) 5,500,000 musk: Polo ara snc Noro LINE AXD LIMESTONE i one foot
have to do fs to get some for yourself | Fat skins were put upon the market, | oy, Jiying in Buenos Ayres, whose lon Sher hand.
—1 have my fur neckplece.” realizing to the trappers a sum aD | ooneributions largely assisted in the Ross of icher
Just think how you can save on the | Proximately $1,700,000. A large per | oquipment of the expedition which dis- 25 per total
bleh con of living by having bi | COBAge of the muskrat catch a fu | covered the south ole, Bas recently Increase Your Crops Cn
and well-graded family. —Exchange. B) the Swale} region of Ma furnished the money necessary to com- 10 per week, partial disability,
ryland, Delaware ew Jersey. In| nico" tve Amundsen expedition into Lime is the life of the soil. init 35 Westen)
Dorchester county, Maryland, the
marshes are usually leased to the trap
PREMIUM $12 PER YEAR,
secret fitted SE NTRAL PENN ANIA LIME
sung in St oF 5 bien | Era hvu he wah | cre vibe ed ow fen | OSE CB PENNSTLY. sea set dsr
Tie Di) iat county some 350000 shiny 45 10: | with supplies for five yeas, gy hd gg i
seum of Fine Arts, Daniel C, Lavery y, says Harper's Weekly. | yo 43 expected to accomplish the ob- Some Farmers have actually doubled their crops oy use of “H. 0.” lime
possession of the secret of the spring
is a mystery. His arrest followed an
attempt to dispose of some of the ar
ticles,
—It is just as easy to ruin calves by
over-feeding as it is by starving.
Not only fur of the muskrat is used,
but the meat also, which finds a local |
consumption and is shipped to Balti
more, Wilmington and other cities, It
is surprising to learn that the finan
glal return exceeds that of the large
oyster industry of the same region.
The fur of the black muskrgt com-
mands the highkest price, and In Don
chester county some of the marshes
yield fully one-half of this variety.
the Bering sea as possible and then,
entering the ice, will drift across to
Greenland, and it is hoped to get near
er the north pole in the vessel than
did any of the previous expeditions.
No special effort -will be made to seek
Drill it for quick results. If you are notgetting results use “H. 0.” lime
Manufacturers of Lime in Pennsylvania. Ground
We are the
imestone and Lime for all purposes.
Works at Bellefonte, Frankstown, Spring Meadows, Tyrone Forge and Union Furnace.
Write for literature on lime.
AMERICAN LIME & STONE COMPANY.
5831v
Offices at TYRONE, PA.
Brn
Fire Insurance
A invite Yous 211 ution to uy Fut Ines,
BRERErS
H. E. FENLON,
Agent, Bellefonte, Pa.