ATTORNEYS. H. B. SPANGLER . Attorney-at-Law Bellefonte, Pa. | Practices in all the courts. Consultations in English and German, Office, Crider’'s Exchange Building. | | —-— Penns Valley Banking Company , CENTRE HALL, PA. Davald K. Keller, Cashier Receives Deposits & Discounts Notes H. G. STROHMEIER CENTRE HALL, . : PA. Manufacturer of and Dealer in HIGH GRADE Monumental Work in all kinds of Marble and Granite Don’t Fail To Get Our Prices Jno. F. Gray & Son Successors to GRANT HOOVER Control Sixteen of the Largest Fire and Life Insurance Com- panies in the World, THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST No Mutuals Before insuring your life No Assessments get the THE HOME which tenth contract of case of death between the and twentieth years returns all pre- miums paid in addition to the face of the policy MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE Office in Crider's Stone Building BELLEFONTE, - PA. Telephone Connectior Save Pennies— Waste Dollars q Some users of printing save pennies by get ting inferior work and lose dollars through lack of ad- vertising value in the work they get. Printersasa rule charge very reasonable prices, for none of them get rich although nearly all of them work hard. Moral: Give your printing to a good prinier and save money. Our Printing Is Unexcelled Got Something You Want to Sell? Most people have a piece of furniture, a farm imple- ment, or something else which they have discard- ed and which they no lon- ger want. These things are put in the attic, or stored away in the barn, or left lying about, getting of less and less value each year. WHY NOT SELL THEM? Somebody wants those very things which have become of no use to you. Why not try to find that somebody by putting a want advertisement in THIS NEWSPAPER? IS DISGRACEFUL Representative J. ward Astonished to Find It Prevails in Ten Counties WILL ATTEMPT TO STOP IT Under This Plan a Sheriff or Warden Who in Charge of a County Prison Is Allowed a Certain Amount for Feeding Prisoners. burg weeful Harris disgri be immediately,’ Woodward Com- is a should “he system form of graft and ished entirely and Representative James F chairman of the Appropriation of the House of Representa fee abol- ald nittee tives. ‘I had he said, eliminated under the impres been “that stem h Penn 1 and was healt} they deserve opposed to a or and make the m to feed wardens ible improvement Chairman Voodward Op pe Hess bill by whic! establish six indue He however, to the it is proposed to trial prison was opposed to the more is in farms in this State saddling of 1¥ State. He Measures institutions upon the I however, of any employment « favor looking toward the { prisoners in jafls. Mr. Wood ward's position with regard to the ex penditure of State money to build pris. on farme will likely It is expected that a bill abolishing the “fee” system in county prisons and certain other forme of abuse will be introduced into at an early date county very be upheld the Legislature Gretna May Get $160,000. Plans whereby an appropriation $160,000 made for the encampment of the National Guard of Pennsylvania lant but used because of the Guardsmen being called into Federal service, can be reappropriated to make Mt. Gretna one of the finest camps in the country will be worked out hy Governor Brumbaugh and chairmen of the Legislative Appropriation Com mittees of year, Democrats Demand Report. Democrats in the Legislature de. mand a report from the Economy and for and the services of the 208 at. a total of $35662687 a month. It {s for the employment of moat of these men, and that in the case of some of them they do not even come to Harrisburg except when the time rolle around to collect their “pay” from the State Treasurer . PENNSYLVANIA BRIEFS ELLE ET EH RTT TE Mr. Pickering, Bucks, introduced a bill in House providing that the Publie Grounds and Buildings with State New Jer ng toll Hn a Lhe 1all act the of acquiring and maintain bridges across the Delaware, presentation of to voters Plans for energetic local option issue the The handed Public Service Commission down Pennsy a decision that the rule Ilvania Railroad to have a new tariff for coal apply only to ship pers loading from tipples was discrimi t those loading cars from ? of the natory again wagons, A jury before Jue Common in Court of JIphia will get a new American combined efforts ASS nroYen pt ATE® yeiation Fwenty vores Brethren three con were immersed iay has cruiting of. Altoona months regular army ent sleighing period wood were handled Ww i f ana : fice opened In ago for the In 000 cords of he rec i 200. from chemical plants in McKean, rest and Warren counties Rev. M. N. George, pastor of Reformed Church, Mahanoy to accept the pas Reformed Church, forests to Elk, Fe The (irace City, torate Lafayette, Struck by the falling side of a steel tank car at American Car and Foundry Company's Milton plant, Mat- thew Irvin received from which he Compe nas of resigned Salem Ind the injuries died tion Referee has awarded E. R. Mt. Union, compensation at $10 a week for 125 for burns In a Mt Union powder explosion F. H. Beltz has started a tory in Lederach Under the influence drink, L. Clair Stewart, a heater employed by the Peansylvania Railroad, returned to Jacob ‘ 8ny- Stratford, of der weoka cigar fac of and motherinlaw out and then stood in front of a mirror and blew out his brains with a revolver Walter Kindig has been appointed postmaster of Spring Mount The Harleysville Alumni $1560 net profit from their course ed a member of the Morrisville School Board to succeed Willlam 8. Lair, re. Famous Starck Easy Payments Pianos Ra ms ia : i IG | Our Big Free Trial Offer pa acl on a Starck piano, tie up your money in any way. All ur At the end of 80 days y If §¢ is, you «ots to sult you te in every le whet! 3 Gel you wii keep it paying cur iow in pay: If for any reasor up to ever » r axpecta wi for the will pay the freight both ways. 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Eggs-—~Nearby extras, 32¢c per doz; nearby firsts, $8.56 per standard case; nearby current receipts, $8.40 per case; Western extras, 32¢ per dozen; do, extra firsts, $8.66 per case; do, firsts, $8.40 per case. Fancy selected fresh eggs were jobbed at 33@34c per We quote, jobbing lots 28% ¢c; dairy, 20 Bgge--Maryland, nearby, 25@26¢; West Virginia, 25; eggs, nearby, 86 . per Pennsylvania and Western, 25@G26 Southern, 24; duck ollow Old do Live Poultry-—Chickens hens, 4 Ibs and over, 28@24c; do small to medium, 23924: do, do, white leg- horns, 22@28; old roosters, 13@14. winter, 2 Ibs and under, 260 28; young, large, smooth, fat, 23@26; rough and staggy, 20021. Ducks Young, Pekingese, 3% bs and over 23; do, puddle, do, do, 21@22; do, mus covy, do, de, do, 21@22; smaller, do, 20. Turkeys-—-Hens, 28¢; young gob blere, 26; old toms, 24: ‘poor and crooked breast 20921 Pigeons Young, per pair, 36¢; old, 36. Guinea fowl, as to size, cach, 36@45. Dressed Hoge Cholce light weights, do. Butter solid-pack- ed « extra hd “ow firsis, ‘and sows, 12; boars and rough stock, 11 Live Stock KANBAR CITY ~Hogs--Bulk, $14.25 @14.75; heavy, $14.70@14.80; packers and butchers’, $14.25@ 14.70; light, $14 Idve Poultry-—Fowls, as to quality, @14.40; pigs, $10G12.75. 24@25c; staggy roosters, 18@20¢; old! Cattle—Prime fod steers, roosters, 16@17c¢; spring chickens, | 12.95: dresked beef! steers Cheese — New York, full oream, fancy held, 27% @27%c; specials, high- or; do, fair to good held, 26% @27¢c part skims, 14@ 22¢. $11.508 10.509 Hogs Bulk 314@14.50; mixed $1430@ 14.90 0@14.45; pigs, $1075@ 12.20 $2012.65 COWS $90.7¢ nea attle—~Native beef cattle and feeders $5.80@1 Cattle } $1136@11.75 $11.50g 12 $5@6.50 lambs, $14@14 50 $16@15.10; Yorkers, $13.50@ $13@ vice prime wethers common, veal calves, Hoge Prime heavies $14 %0@ 15 14.8 Hight pigs. $12@12.26: roughs mediums $14.50 DEeaAY Yorkers i i i TOLD IN SHORT ORDER. The Czar chant of Russia is 2 timber mer If milk be used to soften shoe polish it will improve the gloss The normal population of Paris about 115 to the acre to 50 in London is Motordriven windlasses have been designed for raising circus tent poles A California inventor has patented a pan that can be attached to amy broom to catch its sweepings A recently patented baggage carrier for automobiles is intended to be fast ened over the hood of a ear Vacuum cleaners have been design ed especially for cleaning sebool blackboaras Seventy per cent of the world's cork supply is said to be produced in Spain and Portugal After the United States Germany and France are the largest producers of iron ore among the nations o— Leather waste is an important in paper, Out of 5 total world production in 1815 of 150,000 tons of rubber, Brasil contributed 35,000 tons, or about 32 per cent
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