~ Ruhl's Cigar Store
|
At N. Allegheny, Bellefonte, 1s i)
Soon Be In The First
Bank Bldg, Which Is Being Re |
Rooms—One For
Shop With. Four Barbers And One
lar Place For People When In
Town.
In the list of secial centers in this
part of the state there is no one that
has attained a greater measure .of
popularity than this well knewn
barber shop and tebaeco house which
leading citizens. {
In their new Quarters every mod-|
ern fixture and convenience for the |
benefit of the publie will be in place. |
All the latest of sanitary equipment |
will be provided in the barber shop |
and every device for the proper)
handling of tobacces and cigars will |
be installed.
The cigar and cigarette counters
are features of the social life of the
store. Here the best products of the
day are served to customcrs, and all|
are kept in she very best of condi-|
tion. These departments are popular |
with people for miles around and]
many meet with their friends there
when in town. {
In recounting the factors in the
business and social life of the county |
due mention should not be omitted
of this establishment, as it is a soe-
ial center as well as a business es
tablishment of great merit. Visit |
their store when in town.
They are not lonesome here but like |
company.
The proprietor is appointing his|
place with all the latest fixtures to
make it attractive to the public, while
the latest of equipment is being pro-
vided at this modern store for the ex- |
peditious handling of the trade and |
the convenience of the service |
TOMMY KIT'S DREAM.
RB. "TABBY felt highly insulted
one morning when she went lu-
to the barn and found five traps
placed near holes where the mice
ved. “The very Idea” sald Mrg
Tabby to her four kittehs, “just as if
| I could not attend to this without
| these traps around.
| “Children, £ want you to pay strict
attention to what 1 say, for you are
| now old enough to help, and It may
| be that I have given more time to
| playleg with yeu than to my work.
Now you must help. I want each
of you to watch near one eof these
trgvs and when & mouse rums out of
its home don't jet him get into the
trap—CATCH HIM."
After telling her children this, Mrs.
Tabby sat down te watch ngar the
ffth trep herself and soon all were
so busy watching fer a mouse that
Tommy Kit howeyer, grew tired of
fee Tasty ow —taeduted whan vhe fovee Sep
long time at the hole he was to watch
floor, soon was fast asleep.
Tommy Kit had the mouse on his
mind, though, and so he dreamed
about mice, and In his dream he
thought two ft mice ran out of the
hole he was set to watch. Up jumped
Tommy Kit and pounced upon them,
catching a mouse in each paw,
*“] gueas pone of the others will be
Pesssvssssssssnnssssnsnnnd
HOW.
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION
LAW WORKS IN ILLINOIS.
-—A tabulation of its activities
during the last year has been
completed by the Industrial com-
mission of [Iliinols, the body
which administers the workmen's
compensation law. "It shows
that 50.585 compensable accel
dents were filled with the com-
mission ein 1920, of which
’ -r —
Wi were fatal.
This Is an Increase of 12.208
over 1918, notwithstanding that
the mines of the state were In
operation on an average of only
1590 days last year and that the
building trades were idle for
long periods. Of the 507 fatal
cases there were 62 In which the
deceased left no dependents,
while 412 left 1,027 persons who
were totally dependent upon
them for support, and 123 others
left 177 who were partially de-
pendent,
The comp nsation payments
last year amounted to $5.143.-
300, while there Is estimated to
be $3.415408 due on cases still
open at the close of the year. In
addition, there was $1.800240
pald for medical and surgical
expenses, this item Including
$577,833 pald by employers car
rying thelr own insurance. The
ys cost of fatal cases was
040, while for permanent to
tal disabllity the average was
£0 500,
i
- ir on
° al days lost to indus
ivy In Eo at Fear because
of Injuries to employees Is
shown to have been $1201518
During the year 48.655 males
sustained Injuries In the course
of their employment and 1930
females, The greatest number
of males Injured In 1920 were
between the ages of twenty-six
and thirty, while for the females
the greatest number were be
tween sixteen and twenty years
of age.
The records of the commission
show that In Cook county, In-
cluding Chleago, there were 25.
541 employees Injured by accel
dent during 1920, or 49 per cent
of all that occurred in the state,
The total cost of all injuries in
Cook county ldSt year was $4,
a50,158., or 45 per cent of that
for the state as a whole,
A number of large public serv-
lee corporations are co-operating
with the Chicago safety council
in its efforts to Improve the ac
cident record of Chicago, A
striking poster, printed in col
ors and headed “Make Chicago
Safe,” Is being displayed in all
the cars on the elovated and sur
face lines of the city. The post
ers emphasize the fact that 1082
persons were killed and 49,5580
injured In Chicago and Cook
county last year as the result of
accidents.
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SASL BLBBBRBR LARTER.
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WLLL ll
Kit.
show her what a smart son she has.”
“CLICK!” Tommy Kit opened his
eyes and there im the
a mouse, and at the sound his broth
ers and mother turmed and leoked.
Tommy felt very much ashamed, for
there
four traps.
“Why did you let him get
pou?’ scolded his mother. “Your
trothers have esch caught one. 1 sm
schamed that a child of mine should
be so stupid.”
“But I did catch two,” sald Tom
my Kit, not quite sure he had dreamed
it. “1 had one in each paw when the
trap clicked. 1 could not catch three,
mother, now could I, for I have only
two front paws?’
“I'wo mice at the same time!” ex
claimed his mother.
Tommy Kit was now wide awake
“II guess | dreamed I(t," he sald
“l dreamed I caught two mice, one in
past
show them to you when the
clicked.”
Mrs. Tabby quickly boxed her son
on the ear. “You fell asleep, did
you?" she sald. “Now you sit here
and catch two mice before you get a
drop of milk.”
Of trotted Ms. Tabby with her
other children, while Tommy sat sad.
ly watching the hole. Out ran three
mice and Tommy ran after them. He
caught one and then seeing the other
hiding behind a barrel he quickly
trap
frightened he ran right into the trap.
“l could not help It mother” ex
claimed Tommy Kit, as he proudly dis
played the mice.
“That is all traps are good for,
sald Mrs. Tabby, “to catch the third
mouse while you are chasing two
and now you children must catch two
mice and drive the third Into a trap
We will soon clear this place and be
rid of these Insulting traps as well”
But it was not long before all the
kittens were sprawled out In the sun
fast asleep, for they had cleared the
mice from the bam; but Tomuay, If
be had any more dreams, did not tall
them te his mother.
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When nightfall found him supperless,
Meanwhile the old black hens are
| This is one of the modern and up
| to-date sales organizationsof thissec-
tion of the state and it has won wide
and well merited popularity. The
fact that the proprietor is an auto-
' mobile man of wide experience him-
self makes it a safe place to trans
| act business.
Here is a well known firm hand-
| ing well known cars, evidencing the
| fact that they know the automobile
| business and real auto values and al.
| so proving that the manufacturer of
| the cars knows a live and progressive
| local representative.
| The people of this section of the
| state have come to understand that
| this is one of the highly efficient
| automobile establishments of thie
| part of the country and that it is
operated by men who have had a
wide and practical experience in the
sutomobile business. They are the
distributors for Nash cars and trucks.
The Nash leaves nothing to be de-
sired by the discriminating motor
he growled in accents rough,
And after all that work?”
AND HEADQUARTERS
LAFAYETTE AUTOS.
This well known and metropolitan
automobile establishment is an
example of that vim and dash of
American Democracy that won the
war and triumphed in the face of al}
difficulties encountered. Never once
in its career has the management of
this well known firm faltered but
knowirg that real quality and mag-
nanimous service are bound to win
they now possess a motor car estab-
lishment that does credit to the com-
munity.
The Franklin is “direct air conled.
the annoyance and expense attached
to 177 parts of a water cooling sys-
This means unrestricted year
The Franklin is the motor car that
has proven its right to be placed in
This is not only
tive by reason of its highly succece-
ful air-cooled motor. But also de-
cause it gives owners on an average
of more than twenty miles to the
of gasoline and from
twelve to fifteen thousand miles
per set of tires and Las
slcwer yearly depreciation. It's a
light, luxurious, substantial car that
is winning wider favor throughout
th: country each day. The man who
has not investigated the Franklin
can not make an intelligent choice
of a motor car
i
series includes 5-
touring, seven-passenger
touring, roadster, coupe, sport model
and sedan; it is known officially as
Nash 691 series.
New straight-line bodies and low-
er top distinguish the five and geven-
passenger touring models; the sedan
body is lower and similar refine-
ments in appearance have been added
to the sport model, coupe and road-
ster. All cars are equipped with
parking lights -of attractive design
and all have silvered outside door
handles. The new spring suspension
gives the Greater Nash Six riding
qualities heretofore believed impos-
The new Nash
passenger
sible of attainment.
The new Nash springs are revolu-
tionary in contrast to former spring
contruction. They consist of fifteen
long thin leaves—a rebound leaf that
actually does the work of shock ab-
sorbing, a master leaf and thirteen
thinner flexible leaves.
The new Nash Four is attracting
the attention of motor car buyers in
ail parts of the world. They expect-
something really dependable at a
lew figure when the organization brot
the new car on the market—and they
eo
now find that the car is everything
they had expected. It is a beauty,
one of sterling worth, and will prove
revelation to the motoring public.
The of the
aristocrats of the road and a car that
stands out far in front of any other
in its class The appearance of the
Lafayette one
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car alone gives its owner castle
and confidence and there is no need
for any comment upon its mechan
ical units for it has stocd up under
every test and met every require
ment in the most efficient and econ-
omical manner.
They maintain a modern service
station and thus motorists are as-
sured of the very best of service.
Men are employed here who are auto-
motive engineers of ability and are
very careful and accurate in their
adjustments. These men are thoro-
ughly familiar with the car and
thus are capable of rendering the
very A full line of
tires and accessories are available for
any emergency which the owner
may be found.
This garage
facilities for
best of service,
in
offers the very best of
storage as it is a
good building and particular atten-
tion is paid to this feature of the
business. The men employed here to
look after your car are careful and
honest, the very great carefulness
that is exercised to see that it is
scratched or marred. Owners are
enthusiastic over the care and atten-
tion given them at this popular place.
In making this review we desire to
ery
their excellent ser-
the cars they have
this
not
compliment this firm upon their
modern garage,
vice and upon
chosen to furnish the people of
rection of the country.
A
NORMAL AND DENOTE
~— CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
Here you will find garments for
misses of all styles.
ket today that surpasses them and
have been able to approach
offered in their line at such reason-
able prices Therefore, it fa not
Throughout this entire store you
will find the same high quality and
whether it is one of those many little
accessories of dress that are so nec-
today or a selection from the com-
prehensive stock of ready-to-wear, the
customers invariably find this es
courtesy and accoiamodation
To think of selecting purchases
without visiting this establishment
is simply out of the question for the
MOST COMPLETE.
It is a modern and up-to-date estab-
lishment, keeping pace with the rap-
idly changing fashions. Buying in
ench quantities that it is able to make
unusual price concessions, it has re.
tained and increased its trade by the
very courteous and gentlemanly
treatment that it has accorded every
purchaser.
Special attention has been given
the misses’ department and
throughout the entire establishment
you find ‘the same courteous and ac
cmmodating service, the same higr
quality at reasonable prices, and the
«me motropolitan atmosphere which
actually brings Broadway to your
very door, while at tte same time tak-
ing into consideration the needs and
demands of the people of this com-
munity.
This is one of the leading millin-
ery establishments of this section,
under most competent direction, and
has the reputation of offering chic
millinery, and the many smart hats
that have been turned out from this
efficient establishment have been the
subject of much favorable comment
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car purchaser. It is beyond ques-
tion one of the most popular cars om
the market combining mechanical
efficiency with harmonious lines and
distinctive appearance and has wom
the favor of thousands of pleased
purchasers. One would assume that
the Nash truck would above all else
be dependable and those who have
put this well known truck to the test
have not been disappointed. It is
designed for greatest efficiency and
there fs little wonder that it is in
such great demand.
The Nash trucks are made to
meet the demands of all classes of
transportation and in sizes for the re-
tail merchant, the farmer and heavy
hauling. They are of the most cor
rect design and are manufactured
on a large scale that insures the
customers of the best of service in
all ways,
Performance is the final test
truck's worth and the fact that
buyers as Morris & Company,
of a
such
The
Standard Oil Company, The Palm-
olive Company and the American
Steel Foundries are finding Nash
trucks satisfactory should be uhus-
ually convincing
The Overland is a car of sterling
dependability, an exceptionally good
investment .and is now offered at the
sensationally low prices. Over
land averages above 25 miles to the
gallon of gasoline, has electric lights,
starter and horn, designed with car,
eurtains openings with doors, ven-
tilating windshield, 3-speed trans
mission, one-man top, demountable
rims and triplex springs give riding
comfort under all conditions.
The Willys-Knight is true to ite
name and is a knight of the highway,
taking rank with the leading autos
both of this continent and Europe.
It has everything that every high
class car in the way of appointments,
and is sold at prices that defy com-
petion. The famous sleeve valve
motor improves with use, is amazing-
ly free from care and cost while the
gasoline mileage averages above 20
miles per gallon. Its smooth per-
formance is a source of lasting sat-
isfaction.
The REO is the gold standard of
velue in autos.
They handle Reo cars. Itis a
leader in its class and the selection
of these cars reflects the wisdom and
true knowledge of motor car value
that has been responsible for the
growth of this firm. They operate
a latter day institution upon which
we wish to compliment them and to
which we refer all of our readers.
They handle the famous
Reo “Speed Wagon” with
its full sized bed, equipped with
its “dumping” features and all other
modern improvements. It has prov.
en worthy both in speed and endur
ance of the name it bears. It has
become the popular truck both for
greatly increased the progress and
prosperity of both. In this age of
high prices and labor scarcity it is
among the ladies of the county.
In charge are business men of the
present day who realize that the
profits are to be made from quick
turnovers. They offer the goods at
low prices because they buy in large
quantities and in the right market,
and they are satisfied withsmallprofit
on each sale. This store has a reputa-
tion for exclusive lines, superior
quality and magnanimous service
that is responsible for its ever-grow-
ing patronage. The management in-
sists that every patron be satisfied
and this means “hat many patrons
have made this store their headquar-
ters for years. That they are honest
and straigatforward goes without
saying and that they have wom the
patronage of thousands of customers
through their merchandising policy
is proof of the wisdom of their
system.
It is a pleasure for us to direct
your attention to this store as
the important features of the coun-
ty's commercial efficiency.
essential that every farmer procure
the latest machinery for the farm in
order that he can compete with the
modern scientific producer and secure
the largest returns from each acre of
land. This sales and service com-
peny has not only provided a truck,
but has selected this “Speed
Wagon” because of its great eff
ciency. These have stood up under
every test and have proved to be of
the most correct construction for all
classes of farm work.
In making this review of our pro
gress we are glad to refer this firm
and their exéellent line of cars tog
people of this part of the state
would suggest that it would be well
to look them over before making
final selection and pick out a
good one. We desire to compli
pliment this firm upon their activities
in the automobile world.