Mii barn is da Grovo The Msjor J. I. Ross reroofed with galvanized ror. Overcoats and mittens were several days last (ater, ( of un Bprugce Creek dence J. Cal. farmers { wees, the Vall sunday. Te ed frie int 1 $ wl a x, { 31 ' 1 Ii rawr | i James Gummo, in his new rd Car, took his parents a J ride down Panna Valley, Bunday. y From the smount of firi along Gia gatne i ! . , I'ussey durin week, little | £ Lhe must be ntifal, pi came to low, i. J. is visiting Miss YAiF, yok BSpringe, before Bell Gobheet closing her ster hone Lo spend Lhe winter at Ty ron Phil, D. Foster and family for travel, feather "As A br k have finished husking corn while others have scarce- I'he crop ove ii y AA UES aaa ly started, is at the average yi ik 80iL Corl in '} ted. v i A fig Alle W. uga rot spending some time at Grandpa JeWilliams' home, havi in= 10g good i 1i¢ Williams riday wa area higt aowh ior HU, ourade veteran is suffering atiack Lhe aL ed Lo nded the G. A. RK. alica and is conlios bed. oid warrior atte encamp- ment at Lrip wel’, Washingt and stood the He h O60 ad just recovered from a broken aukie that Rept Lim sbed for gix dition lo seve: weess and now is ju a coritiosl r one of his years ; he ity-iive. —i—— Unclaimed Centre ~ Nias Hall Bhope, f letters in postoflice, November 1, Zerbe, Mrs, Margaret Kline, Schwenk-( Hmith, pe Lalu Mr. John loldwell, =, WwW. wimaater, Stone Mil. Frank Tate's stock sale was largely attended on Maturday, Clarence snd Earl Grove are spend- g some time under the parental roof. O s Black was a visitor at the ck home on Raturday, James Har in hbarger’s mother is pay- ing ashior to his home. Mre, George Bearson of Linden Hall Monday at the Harsh- arger home, Mr. and Mre. Tho Nittany Valley Frank Tate Mere. E. Al home O01 visit spent J Bes Weaver of spent Saturday at the home, ©. Harter and daughter the H., E. Grove Saturday evening. 148 ne were callers at Oscar Kissel and smn ol David Ralph psosisburg were visitors at the Geary home on Saturdas Fraul shem lost 8 valuable borg, one whieh severnl ' ‘ pi during Inst Li ii O88 wil visiied the Howard were John, Mre, titer ai me on Sunday Nefl, daug we h James Berthe, asgow, who spent witli ber daughter, Mrs visit in, at Harshbarger and Mrs, David everanl wteks James Harslib arger, has gone to ter, Mre, yer « George sugh Nears gericusly ipjured am wil Was & (rained nurse of Linden Hall, is taking care of im iis 1 Jil i yi LO 80} ruuniog away, Irene Rose, Margaret Foust, Mre. Michael Rose. Mr, and Mre, G, Harter and daughter Fay spent a week with the latter's Mr. and Mre, CO, D. Frazier, at Adronsburg. A ————— AY A ——— Mills F. Miller bas been MceUlenshar, M rs at th J ORep man, Herbert Grove, WwW. few days last parents Potters Mre. J. . Jol daugnier Ww 10 Lrvis roved re. z spent Friday in iy img writing. Larson Li and M and WiE~ : | Bmith aud Auonpie Immel day at Belleville at Lhe Alexander. iRins ome Will took dinner at the {f Jonas Boal on sunday. her al this place Bunday. : & number of the young people iay eveniog al Slate in Jesse Joe Peter Boal visited son, nl, Lol Mec- Car- maade the trig Paige car and Mrs, Miss Fannie Hutchisor ting at the J. K. I'b any 1 of Bellefoute Miller home. mas moved from this place to the farm, i: 4 r #00 4 ie attended Hall the Sam (ak on Satur d Carl Bohn { ihe Dome of Ww. ’ of ——. —— PENN HALL sunday Stover Fhbmas 5 {reek family from Sunday with Mre. et’s brother, Jerry Albright. ¢. Win. Pealer and her brother, vival Leitz! are visitiog their Mre. M. Guise, 7. sand Mire, spent Geesey sccompanied . Geesey's mother, Mre. Balley, JK dioper st the howe of Charles Bartges, on Buuday. Fran Ha tman day mor: undergo 0} Haturday moroiog there was great excites in Penn Hall when the residents woke from their sleep and found the bara on the Mary Fisher farm all ablaze, as well as the roof on the hiouse in which Wm. Sinkabine, the teuant on the farm, on the Frank Fisher home, afire, A full seconat of the fire and the lows p- pears elsew here io this issue. Musser and nt to Philadel; ig where they sratione, Harah on Fri- Ww will both oi nt RA MORI Spr RUTBBE] IKK Lb ii oathor V. GOOD FOR HART, Contre Hall, Pa CYRUS BRUNGART JUSTICE OF THE PEACE CENTRE HALL, PA. 0) lecting Lega mortgage hur Hpecial attention given to writiugs of all cl lasses incloding deeds ARTroements, 0. marringe Heenses and Hoesen Hoe red, and all matters pertaining to the office attended to promptly. octs lyr, pd tor's tor State of Ohlo, City of Toledo, Lucas County La rank J. Cheney nior partner of the } 88. t ath that he ia firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., A ing bu in #8 in the City of To- ledo UNLY nnd ate aforesaid, and that ots firm will “4 ry the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLAY 3 for each and es ery case of Catarrh that cannot be by the us ve of HALLS ATARRH FRANK J kes ured CURE INEY Sworn to before n piel my presence, this 6 A. ID. 1886, (Seal) th day A. W. GLEASON, Notary Publi Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken interr and i tly upon t blood i cous surf i the sy ystem testimonials, free F. J. CHENEY & CO Sold by nll Druggists Take Hall's Family Pills for , Toledo constipation 2000000000000 OGREORONYOSSY STRICTLY FRESH FISH Fine Large Oysters Phone . J. McCLELLAN CENTRE HALL orders received POOP VOR ROUS ISL IVE Iver eORBeD sSseseodooOEPRONISOOCR RES Have You Read These Books DOCTOR CERTAIN RICH MAN Sroe; “R at YALE THE GARDENof ALLAH WHITE FANG, 50¢ Other Books fi H. A. DODSON Centre Hall a LAM BUY MONEY Double Service Auto Tires GUARANTEED 7000 MILES SERVICE i DIRECT AND SAVE PROOF AGAINST PUNCTURE cent, eater the mileage puncture-proof. Unequ and r other plac ¢ besides alled fo I rged roads, s where tire troubles be tolerated. ¥ preumatic—alr space Ride as easy as ordi- an and pressure same, lim U.S War Se the nment Lur Gover pean Tice. outpu ed, but we make the following | ial Introductory Prices Tires Tubes Be Bw xt in if 3.1 Wixdly 6x4, iVx4'y in 37xH in Fe + gin MBX in Jix4 in $20 £3 Two or more 10 cent. discount 10 3 any type per cent Remit by draft, non-skids wer additional. All HIZeN ey order or certified personal check ; accep- tance of order optional with consignee, Descriptive folder and complete price list mailed on request. Double Service Tire & Rubber Company AKRON, OHIO—Dept C 2 $3.00 Bellefonte . November 6 10 00 P.M. Lamont .... cov ween 10 30 Oak Hall... 108 Linden Hall 1044 Centre Hall a" The Trip of a lifetime. well as a delight the ** Heart of the Nation,’ nificent distances, unlike any other eit in the country, Tiokets on sale boginning Friday, SUNDAY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7 SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVES Rising Springs. November 6 11 20 P, M. toburn .ivions wa 31 48 4 Glen Iron | - November TIZ ORAM. Mibimont ... ne " Mifllinburyg .. 28 " AN IDEAL SUNDAY OUTING ONLY $3 lor the ROUND TRIP ¥ EXCURSION Vicksburg. Lewishu Sra Northum eriand. ashinglon . Arrive M, sonrhsstalid i2 4 2AM “ «418 P, How the New National M seni, 4 Congress, Capitol Bptiding, Washington Monument, anie Garden and the vari od sights "of Washington, * The City Besutital,’ gui insvel Libary or Agent, § Willian OA OLN A. onan SN CRHGIPBLOPROOOBRRDGOO TBE OERS EE Th Th Th Th ie hE - We Ve - a Ee. 4 FIRM RSS Sr a Oily SEER ee FRR BR Jo 4 SHIRTS | G0 I a TOVREA PD OPH HITED SWE BD cone — AND *EE OUR NEW Corrected week Your 3 Order # a1 A full line SWEATERS Women Wheat orn New Corn Jats Hariey nye for and Children. on sets for Chi aranteed to Please and Fit Perfectly or Money Refunded Sweaters, Pq Ca and Mittens BED BLANKETS in ants, Gloves, tens, ate See me for best prices on all sizes of WATER PIPES ~a15( j= PUMPS and REPAIRS Everything in the Plumb- ing Line—bathr fix- tures, etc,, at lowest prices. J. S. ROWE Centre Hall, Pa. Underwear, and tion Suits. Heavy Wool and Cotton fe Men, Women and Chi ldre Dress and Rich’ Flannels oe in Write for Free Samples. (oods Fine New Patterns of An- A fill A Tuli derson’s Madras; Equals any $2.00 Shirt. RIE-MUR SHIRT GO. G6ill-13 Sansom Street PHILADELPHIA Largest direct-by-mail custom shirt makers in the world of NOTION Novem ¥ f - line aking bye Ives of charge. ven a picture 16x2 00m rr ¥ 1 . WE EVETY y O'clock H. F, SPRING MILLS, PA, PROGGDIIVOI PHB IDOBEOBG i : - POOP RC RRP OPP REPRE EPETEePP0EREL EVE VEIL. REPREINB en Ti TL TR 4 CEERI RLLG. CRON ROVE RWI & )1 I i “OPN IGVs IRR eRTRYRODRT RETR RY RE «2 AUTOMOBILE ¢ T° SUPPLIES AND ACCESSORIES LADIES “FITZEZY SHOES will cure corns! Tin ee REPAIR ig A SPI i ALT Ia § give SOLD ONLY AT FAGER’S SHOE STORE BELLEFONTE When Y I) HARPER & DURST GARAGE offer St Y nH Centre Hall TW BN ND GDN B90 NNN BV DVN Hee DON Wd i i a EE TEI, NEN IR ro IR VERT = 3 wy IT THE ew Fall Towne Togs Are Here What are Towne Togs? They are clothes for Young Men, brimming over with style features- But far beyond that is the Quality Value found in cach Towne Togs Suit and Overcoat. It is Alder-Rochester Quality—~the quality that has made an army of friends for the Alder-Rochester-lines. Here and here alone can you buy a real youthful, snappy line of College Clothes made by a firm with a Quality Reputation that stretches back for half a century. The clothes are ready for your inspection. We have placed some in our windows, Look at them there, and then come in and see them in your hands, See the beautiful tailoring, the fine fabrics. Put one on and see how well you look in one of our Towne Togs. We beleive these are the best clothes for the money obtainable, We are sure you'll agree with us when you see the clothes themselves. Andnow is the exactly right time for an inspection MONTGOMERY & CO. .... Bellefonte
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