MILLHEIM, $10.00 A DAY EASY,
The Band Entertainment on Saturday |
Nvenlng a Success. ¥ | Isaw that the Telephone patent had
: . { expired and 1 thougl ‘hat y
The holidays passed off very quietly; pire ought what ‘a ‘great
i mreat many shoppers and: sizht ses. | seller it would be at a low price. I
AE iY 8 10Dpers & “2 saw the advertisement of W. P. Har-
ers in town.
The band gave an open | | . .
; hd K i | rison & Co., Columbus, Ohio, in your
air concert on Christmas in front of | saper. They had just what T wanted
¢ : 1 pit Pe yy § 4 y. A
the Musser House, which was enjoyed | pa 3
3 : ti
| —a telephone just like the rich eit
by hundreds of people. Our merch- | Jel J y
: ; | business men have, and I have been
ants were kept very busy in supplying | : .
' ia” i i selling them for two months and have
the people with holiday goods. : BA
ie . | made as high as $50.00 per day when
Mr. Deibler and son of Berrysburg, | .
. : igs I took a large contract, and never less
Dauphin county, paid a visit several | ER :
. 0 «| than $5.00 a day, selling the telephones.
days last week to his son, J. H. Deib- | “3 .
> ; . { I sell them outright, there is no rent,
ler, a prominent business man of our | .
tava | no royalty. Everybody wants them.
AN 7 | Anyone can put them up and I believe
I'he snow of last week was about | .
. " | they are the greatest convenience and
twenty-two inches deep. The Rebers-
Ni: . the best seller on earth, Anyone can
burg mail did not make its appear | : .
S oN { make big money who can sell goods at
ance on last Thursday on account of | . .
a ry (all. Bomany young men are out of
the drifted snow. Madisonburg and | yo huts
. . : | employment now, I feel it my duty to
Woodward mails on time. . : :
™ res . bt. . 3 { bring my experience before the world,
I'he condition of Snyder Tobias is no 2 : : :
. ’ | 80 that this winter, with times as hard
better; still unable to :
help himself, |
and sinking gradually, |
The commercial men who have been
scarce during the holidays are
again in full force.
Harry Bibighaus, the popular hard- | 3 ebte B v
. 8 y Po} : i John McClintie, formerly of Centre
ware salesman was in town last week. : ; Lt :
pis { Hill, died at the home of his son-in-
I'he snow had covered up the
fective sidewalks, but in cleaning off
the snow they are again visible and eR
es | lowing Thursday.
an eyesore. Why do not the people |
or the town authorities repair them, |
so as to make it safe for the walking
public,
out |
pt
Died in Mifflin Co,
de-
. lemon
i -We are sellix
| king at prices that cause our competi-
. ; | tors excruciating pain. Get one while
Der ‘“Bonastiel” von Bellefonte, | "OTS €X¢ AtIng pain. Get one whi
was on der band entertainment, un
| they last.— Lewins, Bellefonte.
lescht Samstag ovet, and er hut es |
goot enjoyed. Sei frau war by im,
and se hut der Tom in control kot. |
Se wase we der Tom is.
Mrs. Alice Toner and son Willie, of
Bellefonte, are visiting Mrs,
Musser for a few days.
Mrs. Eva Everett, of North street, |
daughter of Dr. Wetzel, is under the |
doctor’s hands, and her case may be-
come a serious one, i
W. A. Tobias, of North street, is the |
first one in this town to have his ice
house filled this season; ice about eight |
inches in thickness. Others to follow i
this week.
The band entertainment in the town |
hall on last Saturday evening was well |
patronized by the people of town and |
the surrounding country. The hall
was filled to its utmost capacity. The |
plays were well performed and the |
musie singing were first-class. |
This entertainment will at
aaa
tebecea |
nnn
Man,
rgyman,
ness Man,
men who have to
ile at work, should
tron" Cor
[hey look ex-
well and
wilt
10isture.
r and can
ut by sim.
t sponge
fuse these In
vith composition
piece of the genu-
i like this:
TRADE
LULO|
MARK.
Ask for these and refuse anything
else if you wish ¢ Re-
member marked
are the iterproof goods
made by ming a linen collar
with wate: ‘Celluloid,’ "thus
bility.
and
not have
send amount di-
Cl
oo
Sr
-
A
and
be given
Loganton, Sugar valley, on next Sat- i
urday evening, and no doubt the boys |
will have a good time. About £50.00 |
were the gross receipts.
oodds Fre
ne 1s stam pes
The thermometers registered on last |
Saturday morning some 18, some 12, |
others 10 degrees below
The ice crop is now
a
Bos Bo
Zero.
ripe, and no |
will filled
cold weather
itisiaction.
ooOs sO
doubt many ice houses be
this week should the
continue,
Dr. Frank and and druggist
Morris’ wife spent Christmas in the
city of Brotherly love.
If y
the “Celluloid®’
rect to us and
sample post-
each. Cufls,
and whether stand-u
down collar is wantec
THE CELLULOID COMPANY,
§ga27-29 Broadway, New York.
wife
ain ff ——————_
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