Fancy figures and st
Heavy Cape Gloves
Silk lined
Mocha ,
Famous Caston Buck
Sie. .....
. 50¢C
tipes
Gloves
s0¢ to $2.00
$1.00 to 3.00
1.50
Underwear
25 and soc
anything
25, 35 and s0¢
25 and s0¢
10, 15 and 25¢
expensive
overcoat,
Cotton,
from an in-
handkerchief
to carry.
$4to $20
$10 to $10
$1.50 to $5
£
¥
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DEATHS,
Mrs. Philip Brower, an sged and
highly respected resident of Union
township, died at her home at Run-
LOCALS
Bleighs end bob sleds— Weber Bros.
Ladies’ fur trimmed slippers, $1 25
at Yeager's,
The schools are closed this week.
Woodward.
visiting friends and relatives here.
ville after a brief illness from pneumo- The teachers are being taught.
nis. Bhe was aged seventy.one years 3 ‘ 1, f Sp Mills,
Bince early girlhood Mrs Brower had Wopda b Lt. Zig Milk,
been a crnsistent christian isdy and weeks.
an active member of the United
Brethren church. Her desth fis sin- _ 'V- H. Meyer killed a hog that
cerely mourned by a large dircle of dressed five hundred and five pounds.
snd Ammon Min cle, teschers in this
piace, are attending Teachers Institute
at Bellefonte,
Mrs. Bamuel Orodor! and daughter
Edna, are spending the week with
Mrs. Phoebe Wise, :
The members of the Evangelical
friends. It was a flue porker.
Sarviviog are her husband, Philip
Brower, and the following children :
William, of Niagara Falls ; Martin, of
Indians county ; Mrs. Thomas Poor-
man, Mrs. George Lucas, Mrs. Joseph
Alexander, Mrs. Joseph Reese, all of
Union township, and Mary, st home.
Bhe also leaves a brother, Thomas
Watson, snd a sister, Mrs, Heory
Bush, also of near Rauville,
MRS, CHRISTINA BOWER,
Mrs. Christina Bower died at her
bome in Asronsburg, Sunday morn-
ing, at the age of eighty-three years,
funeral services were held in the Re-
formed church by her pastor, Rev
W. D. Donat ; interment st Wolfs
¢ spel. Bhe leaves to mourn her loss
# children and a host of friends who
* ill mise her in their homes.
A A St ASTANA.
West Brush Valley.
Mr. and Mra. John Brungard spent
Bunday at the home of C. E Duck.
James Beck and J. A. Wert made a
business trip to Burnham last week,
and reported times dull,
Those on the sick list in this viein-
ity are Mrs. D. A. Weaver and Maris
Bick,
Mr. Phillips and Mr. Long made
8 business trip to Spring Mills Batur-
Master Clarence Wert spent Buanday
at the home of H. W. Wert,
Prayer meeting will be beld st the
residence of Mrs. James Duck, next
Bunday,
Domer and Lloyd Rachau are cut-
ting cord wood for Rufus Haugh.
J. E. and H. M. Wert left for Paddy
Mountain to hunt bear,
Those who spent Sunday at the
home of R. E. Wert, were J. A, Wert,
D A. Weaver and son, W. H. and
Lizzie Rider, and Lizzie Wert,
Mano Gentzel spent Bunday at the
home of 8B. H, Beck.
Miss Corsa Weaver will spend her
Christmas in the western part of the
state,
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Ladies’ cloth rubbers, at Yeagere,
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Huyett and
daughters Misses Leils and Miriam,
are in Reading and will remain over
Christmas,
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Smithgall, of
Austin, are in Centre Hall, and will
spend the holidays with the latter's
farmers of Harris township, wss in
Centre Hall Monday evening, snd re- |
mained in town over night. He came |
here to sttend a meeting of the!
| Masonic order.
| M+ and Mrs. Hary HBmith, of
| Freeport, Illinois, are east, and visited
| at the home of Merchant J. F. Smith.
| The former fsa son of 8. F, Bmith,
| and expects to begin farming by the
first of April.
A full line of combs are now on
{sale at Murray's drug store. Hard
| rubber combs, horn combs, fine combs,
pocket combs, in case. Also chewing
(and smoking tobscco. Castor ofl for
| lubricating purposes, at 30:ts. a gallon,
The removal of a large number of
huge stumps from the farm of J. K.
Moyer, along Elk Creek, at Centre
Mills, has made a decided Improve.
ment in that quarter, and indicates
what cao be sccomplished by a man |
determined to improve his holdings. |
Mr. Moyer believes in ma king land |
produce its best, and as an evidence of |
this vow has on hand twenty bushels
of clover seed which he offers for sale.
It was thirty-eight years ago today
that Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith, of
Montgomery, came to Centre Hall on
their wedding tour, stopping with
They were then thinking of begin.
ning an active life on the farm. They
are here now the guests of the writer,
but not us farmers nor retired from
active business life. Mr. Smith fs the
president of the First National Bank
of Montgomery, with a capital stock
of $60,000, and Is also interested in
several Industries in Montgomery,
Some years ago he was one of the
Association church will have their
Christmas service Bunday evening
December 26th,
Mrs. Ard spent Friday aftsrnoon
at Coburn.
Bamuel Kreamer and son Claire,
bad business in Millheim Saturday
afternoon.
Misses Maranda and Mary Mowery,
of Aaronsburg, are spending the week
with their sunt Mrs. Mary Motz,
C. H. Hosterman, wife and dsugh-
ter Miss Lids, spent a few days with
their son Herbert, at Siate College
this week.
Harry Gilbert after spending some
ed to his home in Millersburg this
week
Bruce Btover, a student at State
College, is spending the bollidays
with his parents Mr. and Mrs N, 0.
Btover
Jeraldine, the infant daughter of
Harry Stover is seriously ill.
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OakK Hall,
Mrs, Krape, of Balons, arrived In
town Friday for a visit with her
dsughter, Mrs. William Ferree,
Miss Mary Homan came home from
the Lock Haven Normal to spend ber
vacation with her parents,
James Gilliland cransacted business
in Bellefonte on Baturday,
Luther Dale and William « Ross,
of Pleasant Gap, vpent Monday in
town,
Miss Elizabeth Bohn and a little son
of Calvin Coble are among the sick,
A number of people from this place
are attending State Grange at State
College this week,
A AIA SAN.
Pianos and Organs,
The Lester pianos are used and en-
dorsed by all the leading musical con-
servatories and colleges in the U, B,
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T'S our greatest triumph in
I clothes selling, It's a complete
surrender of values, an unmerciful
cut in prices where costs or values
are absolutely not reckoned, The
time is opportune—four months yet
of winter weather in which you will
need seasonable clothes, The mer-
chandise is worthy products of the
world’s foremost manufacturers,
Our stock is so large that we can
surely please you,
A
OU know the quality of mer-
chandise this store sells, You
know that no where, no time can
you get more for your money than
here,
EMEMBER that every suit
or overcoat in the house is
included in this sale ; the famous
“EMBEY ” Clothes and other
well known brands,
Ss
VERY effort has been forth to
get the very newestand best
wearing apparel for men, women
and children, and you can rest as-
sured that any Christmas Gifts pur-
chased here are sure to be highly
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