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Pine Stump. |
Bamuel Burris, of Axemann, spent |
several days Inst week with his cousin, |
Earl Lutz
Miss Gertie Miller, Rock Springs, |
| spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Smith, the Photographer, Lt
W. W. Bmith, the Photographer, |
will be in Centre Hall this week. thin Ween MRB, MARY WALK
i om . " . | Mrs. Mary Walk, widow of the late
To Revise School Laws | 1 he tmembery wilh Shire ! usile, No, | James Walk, of Gregg township, died
A joint resolution authorizing the | Joo nigh o He Golds h Bugle or) at the home of her daughter, Mrs, An-
governor to appoint a commission of | Jeng : : ; rs ‘ / 4 Spas ) ol nie Behoonmaker, Moore Park, Mich- Mrs. John Williams.
the | 1YU€! at OIC Fort Hotel, Tuesday even- igan, on the 19th ult. Her Wasi Mrs. Jacob Walker
sud recommend new legislation ing Nearly *IXty members were prea. about eighty years, and the cause of | from the hos
and appropriating $15,000 for its ex] uur is in the most excellent | her death drops,
penses was offered in the House Mon- in) ats 5 " eS : > The deceased was the graud-mother |
day, by Mr. Snyder, of Schuylkill, and | : Pe me Al Lg > ne { of Oscar Homan, enst of Centre Hall,
andlord Shawver prepared a ban- | Henry Walk, |
committee | i
Andrew Walk, Michigan.
At Old Fort Hotel, Taenday Evening of |
LETS LLTLTTNRNLTALNu,
+ Kreamer
& Son
niet fies sow
of
8iX to revise the school laws of age returned home
Stat pital somewhat improved,
Castle has a large mem-
John Williams and son Claude were
to Bellefoute Baturday
Miss Bessie Dashem, of Centre Hill,
spent Munday
Moore
education Two sous also survive :
The New Year has opened and
referred to the alt the home of John
quet fo » lagles that was fi for { +,
j for the Eagles tha a it for | INinois. and
| Kings and queens Alter all had done |
hal | justice to the Inne nan, toasts were !
Liat us help you. |* : . 18
tt y offered by a number of the partici
ouiLry Lo | . . ; . | aR
t . | pants Prof. RB. W ara Gramiey acted Miss Mollie
Da |
| BN stroaster, DOHSes spected
upare | 3 i 7
| made by Messr Puft,
cream, | | . .
Ustherman, Joh nar, Li Fb
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we wish you all abundant suc-
Do You Want to Make Mouey
Hi
{ John Willinms and
Mrs,
ons Roy and Fred
Georg: chia aud wife,
OF enurse you do MOLLIE HARPER cons Y Bis nine. 3 -
Sell your cream, eggs and Harper, a were to Boalsburg Saturday, wheibbs our success, in a meas-
maiden
highly re-
were | Unionville, |
R. E. | died at her home in that The |
Maves, | deceased was born in Boggs township,
will
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us and we guarantee that — yn
Woodward.
Mrs,
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pleased with the return
place
OGr prices with others buying
Mr,
as the daughter of John P. and !
| Harriet
the | and of late year
| with her brother,
Winters, of you buy your supplies for the
the lady's
Henry
and Adam
aud you will ba convinesd that we ean
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and visiting
Mrs,
Reesmian, WW Cerninley and
make mone Ww you Are now
Ham
Harper. She never married Mr tein. family at the lowest prices, We
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driver does not pass your pla ent at .m wer home | Shonis eit will do this much for you in 1905
Lhis
sunday forenoo:
passed the | preach in
vill have : "ip 3 :
Wi havi seventieth milestone (no life urney., | cal ehurcl
, John | Mins lertha H
of { her M ing
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offer you all the staple goods
highes
luck
We always pay the
Visiting
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| ionville
prices for eggs
turkeys.
'ie HowARD CREAMERY ms id |
Office—Bellefonte, Pa Wear 1 Misa his IARLES
a
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fi» friend Mtover al
| groceries, etc,, at the very low-
MWrsiniry
Mrs N. WwW. k Yison tne
N. Lose
ast week
est prices.
sick list,
LYER made to Mifflinburg
- Mrs, Charles Colyer died Wednesds y
Marriage Licenses Sy
inst week at Tussey
{| Ly-three The fanera!, which
largely at took Fri’
George Emel, Bellefonte \ Land wile | day. | Tie ing mae in the
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F. E. Wieland, Linden Hall.
This week offers you a number of Bargains ,
Flour Sifters
Wash Basins .
Dish Pans ‘ .
Stew Pans and Kettles
Pudding Pans, large sizes
Emma Shadle,
Frank Van V.
Ella B. Rote,
Isaa: H. Pecht
Mary E. Well
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All sizes of Coal, the best Grades of Coal to be
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Come to our store and you |
will be convinced of a few facts |
in Footwear * + ‘va ]
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Hall
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Citidod 4 ISUrooms,
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uit the buyer,
WHE & in ued zero west h
{ udder, fi rivaling the
of gEYpsy's
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: erain plan
Bry L« we month an grain piant ' contents u » .
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thie thembers damn which will
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{ "pot an feu”
elates that the sons of Ae
their appetite for
dinner, lunched on “nightingales of
monstrous price.” and Varro tells us
of the aviary of Luenllus, which was
also a “salle a manger.” so that the
epicure gratified his ears and his palate
simultaneously, feasting upon the dell.
cate warblers whose congeners, uncon-
Beious of their coming doom, wore dia-
goursing meanwhile the mont exquisite
musie,
observed when Epriog
Harper
have dion
liberal
pens : Horace r
fius, to stimulate
themselves in the capaci ol a
...C. A. KRA
SPRING MILLS, PA.
g circle, Brothers, grocers, Bellefonte, i
tinged business
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for the failure
£10
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nesigned |
Lisbilie |
00, book aoe |
to bs |
Hazel :
Wagner will steceed Harpe |
fo the absence of the regular pastor,
Rev. J. I. Btonecypher, of Boalsburg, |
was called to Laurelton Thursday of |
last the funeral of |
Mr: Mary Weidensau!l, who seciden. |
tally =ot fire to her clothes on Mond 'y i
all pn, January 30th, Mrs, Wei. |
deisanl was jn her eighty third year|®r Brow
aud & member of the inrge Catherman | A large number of soung folks gath-
family of seventeen children, the first | ered at the home of Mr. sand Mrs Hame
of whom died only a few years ago at! vel Durst Wedy eeday evening, the oes
the age of eighty years, She was al casion be ing the birthday of their
mvinber of the Lutheran church for | daughter, Miss Annie. The guests
msny years, |#pent the evening in a delightful way,
Yeager & Davis have and each had an interest in a number
cEinnaj eredit ia
as the
Ersy
YEGETAB LE SICILIAN
Hair Renewer
A high-class preparation for the hair. Keeps the hair soft and
glossy and prevents splitting at the ends. Cures dandruff and
always restores color to gray hair. Ty PI, pw
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Tee Strength-Giver "yom
Jayne's Tome VerMFUGE
week, to conduct tien are «sti ted at
count snd stock are
worth £0 (ix)
yp |
fousra
{3 arge
and Curtis
Fen Down and Feathers,
Adulteration laws were quite as nee
essary in the good old days as in the
sophisticated twentieth century. Even
the adulteration of feather beds and
bolsters had to be provided against,
Oct. 14, 1405, is the date of a statute
wd MEN
decided to
glose their Philipsburg shoe store and
with thet end in view are moving
their large stock from Philipsburg to
Bellefonte and will offer the same at
a sacrifice sale beginning Feb. 16. The
reason for abandoning the Philipsburg
store i+ beeuuse Harry Yeager will de.
vote more of his time to the swing
factory which is in successful operation
at Bellefonte. After the big sale Eb.
mer Davis will probably have charge
of the shoe store. He will move his
of pretty gifts which were presented
to Miss Durst,
B. F. Homan, of Osk Hall Htation,
Pa, is siways ready and plessed to
wait on persons uterested in the Nae
tional Cream Separator. This ma.
chine, while retaining its former good
principles, Is now improved. It Is
low down. [It is acknowledged as the
leading separator, in simplicity, few
ness of parts, ease in turning and
family back to Bellefonte,
washing, and best of all, endurance
and closeness skimming
prohibiting the sale in English fairs
or markets of these articles or of pil-
lows, “except they he stuffed with one
manner of feathers.” [It expressly do
nounced the use of such “unlawful and
corrupt stuffs” as “scalded feathers, or
fen down.” The last substance is the
same as cotton grass and was evident.
ly In great demand as a substitute in
bed stuffing. In the eighteenth cen.
tury again there were Tomplaintg
against people who bought down
at a haifpenny and sold it
Bild up
vour Flealth
«nd Strength