THE CENTRE REPORTER. CENTRE HALL, PA. THURS, July 23. THE NEW RACKET No. 9-11 Crider's Fxchange, Bellefonte, 6,400 Square Feet Floor Space, And every nook crowded with merchandise, great variety, that goes to MODERN DEPARTMENT STORE. Bargaing fresh from the trade centres of the United States, placed on our counters and floors every morning. corner in the make a and i DoU C “baits” advertised, can depend on it that 9 out of 10 times UJ ean the “special” at The Racket for less money, and | never pay + re get more. regularly | . claiming at | i : v1 wgs— but seldom stand the test. | 1 1 i ‘em’ by tis | Adve rtisements go out from thi thi 4 We ZUESS y time 5 town 111 gre ou know (3. R. SPIGELMYER, SHEM SPIGELMYER, Jr. Bellefonte, Pa. | i SEASONABLE GOODS - 0 LADIES VESTS former j annot always | W. T. MEYER, Bellefonte, postofice Newspapers as Edacators, The educa has never shown than two when Inport: thi €Ties have come so 31 kly another. There is no reader of newspaper nowadays who is not thor- bly | coveries, be dy and explanatic jmparied this has not only been for information's sake and in keeping readers thoroughly up to date, but it antly and intellectual activity Is. oug wosted as scientific dis- tO 80 far as these discoveries can A wir 34 Se rire nical y K without technical stu- Tl way made known we information in valuable const stimulates inquiry into their min - » oo. With No Waste o' Wo ris that fair projec it? this county to the the county : why not revive ’ Many encampment went : from at Lewistown to see brave sojer boys shoulder armas. will be pumpkin erop the lovers of sort rejoice, No the season headed off the lenty the this year, let pie lies » that good o this from trout 8 ut res fishermen scarcity of telling lies Under wa Colyer, t'otl Goforem : y : two new houses, one by ier by shoemaker Martz. your leaky hydrants want immediate attention. Plenty : been work for day labo- rers all summer at 75¢ to $1 per day. Free : the fall concerts of the erick- ets and katydids soon to begin. Unhappy : they can do something to annoy a fel- lowman or harm one, Rare : to have a governor and his aid pass thro here, but governors alone we have aplenty. Got-ahead : the potato has harm them. Funny : their first crowing a nd how big they feel among the little chicks, enbach's apartments over Harper & Kramer's store—also his work. I. A Wellknown Business Man Retires Wolf has decided to close out his stock and lease the store room. —Times, Mr. Wolf is a native of Brush valley and a brother of John and Wm. Wolf. ~The Philad. Branch, in their new room, Bellefonte, now carry a larger stock than any twostores in the town, The stock is all new and up-to-date, and the prices are away down. And then every deal is made satisfactory or money returned. LECTURE ON SILVER | BASE BALL, | T The Combination too Much for the Loeal Hon, Willis KB, Blerly Discosses the AILADL. | : Tossers sorbing Question Monday Evening, On Monday evening Hon, Willis R. | Bierly delivered a timely address upon | | Saturday at the hands of a combina free silver in the auditorium in Grange | tion nine from Boalsburg, Lemont, park before a good sized audience, and | and State College. Our boys took the enlightened many upon the question, | lead at the beginning and held the ad- which at present is foremost in the vantage minds of the the country, | the visitors tied the through the Chicago Democratic | three runs to the good in the plank for The local ball team was defeated last ft 0 {4 i @ succeed. | U by the I nn h sup to the sixth inning when score, and made people of CoOti- ing three of 11 Iirrors were innings, 5. vention inserting the silver winning unlimited coinage of the white metal, | score The weather heavy shower in the earlier part of the was unfavorable, a numerous on both sides, but unfortunately for us they were very costly, and occurred at critical stages, I'he home team was also slightly weak | 8 ut the bat. other than the the Our team this year is a comparative- | 1 many of the inexperienced, ASS 1- country ing. However there was an blage from the surrounding who were willing to be informed upon this topic to which heretofore little at- was featureless | | effective work of both |! The game pitchers, tention has been paid. Mr. Bierly is a native of Brush ley and went to the west about twelve years ago, settling North Dakota, | from country a ly young Hew one, and boys being but the favorable for good develop- val- in chances are the free silver has been the issue for and is fresh where | ments, a { Heady for Wark. | Years He is thoroughly acquainted with his and being a pleasing and en- Mr. W. 8. Lukenbach has now open | « held « up his new consumed subject 1g speaker, his audience photographing estab- The but it was not a whit Bierly upon f i t above and is|1 He has goo apartments that the public uss work. He has of Hob, well, address several | Hshment the postoflice {doing work right along and well hours, too long On the platform Mr. ong blackboard erected, had a pped and which & no doubt but { 1¢ proved every assertion made, prov- » given first-cl audience from the btained the services statements issued by Secretary of the! bine, who will | ) ‘ y the COMI ied Lhe roll thie erin Treasury free coinage of sive only standard ma King b Yield invited any one oo chai Meet at Willlmmaport state ference and Keystor The Te of h uted prices of is were not ref tion in the | products lan d value Hu Wi Lie K conpivance t i Hecont Deaths WENT BY HORSE BACK, he Governor and one of his Staff in Town of thelr way to Lewistown. On Baturday morning Gov, Hastings nd leatenant colonel Fred Reynolds, in their way ne of the governor's staff, arrived On » the encampment Lewistown, The overnor was the picture of health and ld us felt it. His Col. leynolds, was full uniform and imndsome the at nd gave us a warm handshake, he like ald, in imnkes a | appearance on orseback and is best equestrian Quite a num- | pleasure of handshake with the distinguished her Of governor and his Arriving on the ot side Mountains the mrly, he 7 were met by a large military de- achment to escort them to the N. (3. I.e - neampment at Lown. - -. Horse Sense An old time is “Now those that who horseman says ly approaching wave charge of horses can save a great leal of annoyance by a simple remedy, to it! ir go the stable norning, hi you a sponge Wash thie our hors cold water, and make em ns Ci VOUT at the Have a 1 le Factory, icads them and "Twill to the public—such a Si made in all the new tton or Lace, of ii 3B soft, k Vi BLvyie, hoe ’ Hi } ) i 131: 1 rgand worth IS THE BOY HARD ON SHOES ? are x GREAT SACRIFICE SALE AT W. R. Brachbill's Furniture Store, Saturday, June 20, 100 ONLY 52.88. 1 iwi W. R. Brachbill, Jellef a, Pa. 4 ont { ELLEFONTI OAK OR MAHOCGCONY. 1] f JOBLER SEAT ROCKER. THIRD WEEK. = THE a has bes Augu GLOBE. - winter Dry Goods.... The Foverty Party “gg The pover Ty a And Millinery Aid y party held by dies Society of the Refo church, in the auditori mm Grange park last Thursday evening w cided The um, « 1 (En as n HOVeIty and RUCOVRS att ra ot odd BItiBUiey The recit HEISE The Oa ations ai and vocal musio On tl strument ly Festi THIRD WEEK. THE GLOBE. Dry Goods.... And Millinery. Of 1] « 3arg: 1iNs. whol vy { 1 g t whole dhe evening was pleasantly rig of the rewarded the sum of about §35, Small Wares. Thread, Ge. Red F Gps n spent and the effo ladies were i 2 apools Linen y BHO Furkey 4 Ape Mensures, ite (sraters, ltl ia foms, Snake in the Uven, 1 Tay Mrs { 1 as ri bak¢ the ov- £3 steers, Ho Butt 184 154 se, § A § a 1 th ew days ago while of 3S t 5 irt Has Darni otton otties Mach » $i, . » Hair Curlers doz. Kid O urlers, 2 Pocket Combs, Se, 3 bottles Writing Ink, Se 12 Lead Pencils, fe. 2 boxes Shoe Blackening, 9% 5 Belt Pins, fe. 5 Thimbles, oe. 3 bolts Star Braid, 2 cakes Buttermilk Soap, 9e 2 sets Dress Stays, Ye, 2 Can Openers, Ho. 2 small Pocket Knives, 2 Toasting Forks, fe, And a host of others, f ffer fadisonburg, w ons, the she discovered a large snake The snake was quickly dispatch- ed and the fruit thrown The lady is much perplexed over how the snake got in the oven. sOMme dried fruit from in Ges, ef. away. A A A—————— Our National Debt Statistics prepared the United States treasury department show some | curious facts in regard to the natiopal | debt. The most curious fact of al] per- | { haps is that we have already paid in| $e, at Po, Domestics. Take Your Choice 2 yds, LL Ancaster r Cinghan, Colored Shirting, 2 yds, Bid, lin, 2 yds. U abl Je d. Muslin, Light Challie, 2 yds. Scotch 2yds, best Calico, 2 yds. Fancy Serim, or 2 yds, Defender Batiste, for only %¢. 40 pieces finest quality Pereule, latest designs, per yd, Embroideries Choice of over 45 pieces fine Em- broidery, never a yard sold before under 10¢, and some as high as 15¢ yds Mis. 3 ¥ da Lawn, o he | principal and interest the whole debt | fone and three-fifths times, counting | the debt at its highest point. Wash Dress Goods. Wash Goods that are now selling in other stores at 124, 15¢ and 25¢ per yd., are now being wold here ONLY © CENTS: Take your choice of these: pieces Fast Black Satine worth 12i¢, 25 pieces Figured Satine worth 12e 10 pieces Serpentine Crepe, worth 20¢ per yd., 55 pieces of Persian and Dresden Organdies, all the newest styles being sold elsewhere as high as 2c per yd., 75 pieces Imported and American Dimities worth from 12} to 25¢ per yd., choice of the en- tire lot Only 9c per yard. oss Chureh Festivals, The Lutherans of Madisonburg will hold a festival in Dietrich’s grove near | that place on Saturday, 25. 20 The ladies’ aid society of the United | Evangelical chureh of Woodward will | | hold a festival in the grove of Mrs. J. { C. Motz, on i Eaturdass 2 CRessasessesesssa Rasen sansa RRS Rees R Asean Reese ESS soeoonceoceceDRe silts State Millers Will Meet. The Pennsylvania Millers’ state as- a vard, during this sale, your choice, 2 yards for 9 cents, Miscellaneous. Ladies’ Straw Sailors, fe. 1 yd. Fibre Chamois, Se. 1 Ladies’ Shire Waist Steel, 5 Checked Napkins, 9¢. 4 doz. Dress Buttons, Se, 1 yd. best quality Silicia, 9. 1 vd. Grass Cloth, Se 3 yds. Cambrie, 9c. Writing Paper. 72 sheets Note Paper, Ye. 72 Standard Enve opes, He. 8 “Writing Tablets, 9e. Handkerchiefs fine lot of Lad i d Handkercl wor \ broid in the jes’ 8 viefs, ni Wiss erie jot th less than 25e, 2 AnNGKRe orth less 3 large Red Hand Kere hi Towelings, Etc. 3 Yards for © “« ¥ ds. Tea Toweli Fine B edd Cra Best of Line Hosiery bl4 pair Men's Ev eryv«day Hose, 2 pair Ladies Fast Black Hose, Gloves A fine line of Gloves in the follow ing colors, Black, Tan, Brown and Riate, regular prices of same, 25 and , how go for § cents per pair. Ger 3h Lace Caps. 25 doz. Child's Lace Caps in prices ranging from 15 to 75e, go during this great sale, your choice, only 9c. Ladies’ Gauze Vests 5 doz. Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, made to sell at 15e, go now while they last, each 9c. A special line of Ladies’ Gauze V ests, a regular 10¢ quality, go now, 2 2 for Be. Brushes 2 Tooth Brushes, 9. Shoe Brush, 9e. 1 Horse Brush, Se 1 Rtove Brush, Se. 1 Serub Brush, fe 1 Clothes Brush, S¢ 1 Hair Brush, eo. Towels. Tai] All Li Towels, each Good ting Towels, per pair, be. ue, Only Nine Cents, 1 large Picture Frame, 9c. 2 Japanese Fans, fe, 2 Fancy Stick Pins, 9c, 1 bottle Perfumery, 9c. 1 Child’s Finger Ring, 9%. 2 Windsor Ties, be. Laces. 250 pieces Torchon Lace, guaran. anteed 12 yds. to the piece, during wale, to be “sold ai Nine Cents for the Whole Piece. Nothing Can Equal Our Kine Cent Sale Defender Batiste, 2yds. for Se, 2 yds, Mosquito Bay for be, 2 Bkeins Saxony for fe, ir Dress Shields for de. Hs Knitting Cotton, ¢ 10 yds, Baby Ribbon, 9c, sociation will hold a convention at Villiamsport in the near future. It is understood that the convention will be patronized by prominent men from different parts of the country. ct ng i ~When you purchase a spring suit you want the latest style and most popular goods. The Philadelphia Branch, Bellefonte, will give you just what you want. Study the above bargains, surrounding country. ii then eome to the Globe. BELLEFONTE. SOP00000000000000000000000000000000600608 P0000 PR0000000000000000000000000000000L0G00060
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