S THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA THURSDAY, JUNE 1806, THE RACKET. No.9 AND 1, Orrorr Ex. Br THIRD HERMSDORF DAY LLEFONTE, PA. "UYiI8 ANNI 'AVAONON Cr 28 With the The Best Country, In Line «_ A Souvenir for Every Customer New This Weel: Dress C 18e8, (W aterpre price Ot . S21. 20), and 2.00; yy) - in Cilt IGLEMYER, IGLEMYER yG. R.SP t SHEM SP out Rog ky | beginni Stores in | | | Were CORRESPONDENTS DEPARTMENT. (Continued from 7th page.) HUBLERSBURG ITEMS. Rather cool nights, of this week. The aining that the worms are pretty bad at the corn, beginning farmers are compla J. H. McAuly is building a new fence, along the public road from town to the R. R. NEw HOUSE: prising station, Hoy, i$ building a new He masons to build the Geo. I. our enter. merchant, house, adjoining his store. the has dug ready for | wall, Mrs. Irown 8”. ulia J were Miss Sugar Sophia vi Valley, of this week. W. Ertel, relatives in thi 4 in Mr. J. | Mrs. Gobble and and family, Sam’l Georgesvalley, $ valle ¥ ove | Sunday. Bergstresser, grapher, is home from Rebersburg, Whore he has been taking pictures for t couple weeks, and Mrs. were the gucsts their dane I rom Wolf's hter, OAK HALL MENTION f Axemann ‘WO Pies were v last Sunday Bessie Gramley, LYON & CO.’S LIST Sola Bargains OF Ohi or had small a price good Cal yard th before latest designs 3 4 M4 quanti ) IS 54 he best WY » te eo) “Rv ane £ ful Challi law ns ver Are Beautif en, in Linen Effec yard to the finest. Table Eh, proportionately Good Toweling Y as lot, Men's All-Wool Suits in black, blue Men’ $5.50 and $6.0 Men's Black Diagonal, French Worsted, also in colors, at $6 Fine 1 A 3 vd : than ever at 4c. per yard. The Dimities, from 4c.a better per yard Dress Ginghams wns, Jaconets and wide, per yard ; per yard other colors, § : ! i 15¢. r for 3 1-2¢. i anda s All- Wool Serge and Clay Suits in blue s 30.50, 1, t Dress Suits for me n, $8.50, $9, $0.50, $10, $12, $13 4 oils 1 are equal to any $1 Young men’s suit fashionable Serge, from $2.50 upwards. from 15 to 20 years, Diagonals and Chevoits, light, d § or $20 goods of other places. all styles and grades, lark. black and blue dark, DIACK and JIUCS Children’ S Suits. ildren's Wash all the latest fe me— iA AAV VIAN I i Roliovea nll strain on Buttons and yielde to every motion of the body. Children's Linen ete. 25¢, up. Children’s Suits in light, dark, black, blue and mixed, of the most fashions ble design and first-class tatloring, from 98¢. up. Knee pants, 100 different styles, from 19¢. up. Pants, Duck Pants, We carry at least £10,000 worth of Ladies’ kid shoes, pat- shoes in stock. ent leather tip, per pair up. needle toe, from 98c shoes, every kid le toe, Ladies’ dongola leather tip, need ranted, from 81.24 up. Carpets. Ingrain Carpet, lect from, patent pair war Mixed styles LO se LO de Rag Carpet, 18¢. up All Wool Ingrain Carpets from 45¢. {0 different per yard up SC. 20 different styles, from up. ——————— Window Blinds. 500 dozen pairs of Oil Blinds, ollers and all fixtures included, spring 15¢. up. : lly ——— Men's Dress Shirts, finest percal, with collar and cuffs, from 45¢. up. Ladies’ Shirt Walsts, 1000 from, from 25¢. up. to select We carry the most complete line of | Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes of any | store that can be the State found anywhere in ‘Shoes. We almost forgot Men's Shoes A stock of 85,000 to select from. Men's Working Shoes from 08c. a pair up. Men's Dress Shoes, 81.15 a pair up. N. B. Special. We have closed out a line of ladies’ very fine Capes in Silk Velvet, ¥rench Broadcloth and Cobart Cloth, that cost the manufacturer from six to ten dollars, which we shall run at $3.75. Another Special--A fine line of Summer Pants for men that cost the manufacturer from $2 to $3 to make up, that we will close out at $1,25, $1.50 and $1.98. C Lace a pair up. Fifty different styles to select from, 48c. LYON & CO. qualities Most sy | will | {in | wires will begin as soon : Alara : GOLIATS a some as heavy as sole loather, | ) | made with Sugar Valley and STATE COLLEGE NOTES, Your correspondent took a day orial day. the Mat over them tain I'he drive was very pleasant roads about Port 1 fine condition and driving The m the very rough. Stormstown and ilda are it was a pleasure, oun. road is like some of College township, We no- ticed a large amount of farm machinery standing out in open it showed the effects of the exposure to the The chuckles to himself elements, implement man , as he makes note of this class of farmers, calls next year and him a new lot We obser all houses sells of machinery. ved with pleasure, that nearly along the road showed some signs of the day, all being more or le National colors, under the Post, } of the n h the of the of Ino. M The parades noon decorated wit The services day were auspices GA. R. and Crear y 1011 after were very fine, services atthe respective cemeteries were impressive, and well calculated to very i i inds of the 1 1, veneration heroic the brave deeds of valor upon tl WOLFS' STORS that call ! Emer NCE, sun ™ 'e SOL Thomas Moy Aarousbn iam Movyer's ls Stover of le Breon Spear Breon, ed at John Breon's. New Telephone Company our dollars per year ate dwellings eighteen be with Renovo the agreement the stringin 1g of year, Connections will the terms of the near future. According to as poles uf the required kind can be bought, Furs Repaired On Monday, June 8th, E. P. of the firm of Repson & Newlan, of New York city, will visit Aikens store, Bellefonte, for ing furs. Repson, furriers to receive orders of fur collarettes, Lewins' eye openers, See page 7. Jacob Kepler, the well known editor and politician, of Pine Grove Mills, for- merly of Tionesta, Forest county, made a trip to town on Tuesday. This was his first visit here for several years, as he had been an invalid from a visitation of paralysis, which impaired his health very much. His frosted hair and deli. cate constitution isin strong contrast with the stalwart physique and hardy ap- pearance of some years ago. He is the sanie interesting person whose conversa- tion sparkles with reminiscences, and a very retentive memory, For some years he hus made his home at his farm, in Ferguson township. off | and drove over to Philipsburg, on Mem- | | drought. roads of | | require | soil 1s stirred thoroughly and deep and yards and most of | the w ] complete, | for HOOD'S PILLS ture Liver Ils, A visasar® » AY Dyprmgtete PLANTING POTATOES. Mellow Boll, Kept In Good Tilth, Gives the Best Results, There are two advantages in plant | ing potatoes reasonably deep. One is they are less liable to be injured by The other is that there sity for hilling up to prevent sun To grow and yleld well potatoes considerable moisture. If the Deep, 18 NO necess: ald, the planting is deep they will be more certain of securing plenty of moisture than when the plowing and planting are shallow, Keeping the surface leve tilth aids in retaining in the soll, deep, pox] tilth gives the best results w all erops. Run out the furrow: single shovel plow, plant reasonat deep, If E provided and there is Bo} too much dan ger of washing, it will y best fill up the furro ws © billy but to do this gradually the cultivation Lu riven. Tho potatoes may be plant deeper this way than would be best if all of the covering must be Oneo, Have the soil rich, an well-rotted ma ] and in a rood moisture inna ith vs with a mellow, loose soil keg t cover well, wxl drainage not 1o és | d if there is not nure ity, It will be ag t enough £) the necessary fertil plan to use a commercial fertilizer, plylng it in the hill before the seed is planted. is well-prepared before cultivation can begin with arrow and generally ORCHARD AND GARDEN. of root wh trees sh 0 hiv P uj ng troos In tho orchard sh 1 he i AME be reg mo sort. It is not a bad plan to ke ] n as good a condlt GARDEN CULTIVATOR. That It Work to a Minimum. a arden Designer Clalms Redoces : ultivator as illus. dress two pi two feet at the Hoth phece rial shoul pieces, rh the upper side 20 penny back well. Fill ping the about en apart, Attach to handles securely, in the cut, fasten letren hook and the harrow is While this Wy numerous crops, it especially valuable among B. ww, slanting them 4 ie kee : ikes two incl a3 Shown hin urow is has bu strawberries.—J. | Mathews, in Farm and Home, repair. Will also have a complete line | Inexpensive Cold Storage Nouse A refrigerating house has been built ‘n Michigan, which will serve as no use | ful model for small country communi. ties which desire the advantages of cold storage at a low cost. The walls of the house are bullt of cedar blocks, laid up with lime mortar like masonry, save that the mortar is laid under cach of the headers 18 inches long, of which the wall is chiefly composed, leaving a, six-inch nir space In each joint. The outside of the wall has a cont of cement, and the inside ia heavily coated with auicklime plaster agninst mortar waa still soft. paved with cedar blocks, and the loft over the storage room is filled with straw. The windows have fine sashes, with successive four-inch airspaces, The cost of the bullding, with cold room 24 by 30 feet, and eight foet high, Is given at something over $600, Tho balding is Soule: by pit foo, stored during ter, fralta nre kept in it a month ay injury, “wo * - Highest of all in Leavening Power~— Latest U. 8, Gov't Report Real Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE which | dressed sheathing was nailed while the | The floor is | Chine as Stone In Huamia's Bling. China, in order to give security fo the loan, is going to mortgage the ro- ceipts of the maritime customs, They | will pay the coupon. Now, Japan threatens to renew the war witl China and to blockade the ports, and stop the payment of customs dunes. Rus slo a year ago might h taken up an attitude of and that the matter w thing to her could not do Bhe would to whether a Japane var would not make her liable for the coupon by stopping the payment of cus toms, If she decided that it w he must almost n either to make Chin » 10 prevent ave indifference declare DOW. have CONEl Maple Dies of Sunstre tree may thus ¥\ 4 saved be event An Orphan Girl's Good Fortune, The return of Miss Anna Delapl of Madison, Wis, to her home after a year spent with relatives in England, one of whom, Sir Richard Tangye, ac companied ber, has brought her ro- mantic ry Whe n a little girly} ghe an orphan and wi an 1 Me nd ne up st was left re to the ners Bla late toward home, health General the where she re She was then legally ad pted child, and she soon TOL by Miss Delaplaine and assumed the | latter's name In 1890, through a m Delaplaine’ fact that there was a fa don bearing the her ward, Tangye, and sl telling the child's story agazine article, s aitention was called y the . name as that 0 wrote to Prompt same ne an answer claiming the child as | noe usin, and from that on the English relatives have sent the young girl beautiful gifts and a year ago in- sisted upon her visiting them. Sir Rich- ard Tangye is a self made man of great wealth, whe invention of the hydraulic jack, with which the Great Eastern was launched. He and his brother own mammoth works in Birmingham and London and in Cornwall and employ \.ousands of men, Two years ago Sir Richard was knighted by the queen, «Chicago Chron. fcle imimi————— A Sure Way. Father—I"m getting tired of having that young Roller coming bere and want it stopped, Danghter—I'm sure, father, I do all I ean to discourage his visits Father--Nonsense, I haven't heard you sing to him choo —FPhiladelphis Times Liverllls Like bitionstsess, dyspepsia, headache, consti. pation, sour stomach, ihdigestion are prompily cured by Hood's Pills, They do thelr work Hoods easily and thoroughly. - . Pills Best after dinver pills, 28 cents, An drat. Prepared by O. L Hood & On, Lowell, Mass. The only I £0 take will Teod's Farearar la, suppose | mily in wo fortune was made by the | leward, A reward of $290 i convicli who started the fi stroyed ps town. in Lewi 18 follos CAN YOU? LL YOU We Need [t! We Must Have It! Copyright 188 by Mane Prothers & White Have you seen her! she is a beauty she's coasting now for GREEN'S - SODA - FOUNTAIN She strengthens her muscles and nerves by drinking «_ CYCLERS JOY _» containing Kola, Coca and Phos phonic aad. Try it—sold only at GREEN'S PHARMACY Bush Mouse Block. « Dellefonte, Ps
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