THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, PRESENTS EASILY MADE | Gifts That Are Both Pretty and Useful, THREE BAGS FOR THE HOLII AYS, How to Make a Hutton Bag, an Sew. ing Bag and a Laundry Hang-~Work hat May He Easily Done In the Home, In Christmas gif the ones most prec ated are {ten hose nn y, the an ade at wn and eeddllewom found ufYs should mplen swiss per edge into up with ribbon pockets buttons Decessars As an o fern, a | blossor are aj Asn nas g laund : of white while nay be do linen « Iain pique. J i op of this bag a deli blue. TI lini ' mly a quar ter of a the gath ering str ord being an ad decora tion Indicated Is a round cirele outlined with an edge irregular In pattern and i embro'dered silks, the inner ate ng of heavy antage when hung. The in white I A LAUNDRY BAG ornamentation being a branch of chest nut burs In a needlework of the nat | ural colors. The blue and brown make a dainty combination for the ground work of white, Another charming deviee as a holl day gift is a tollet bag io a scheme of BELL EFONTE, PA, NOVEMBER Ko 3 different ribbons of complementary slhindes, These pleces measure a quar- ter of a yard each and are put togeth- er in a stitch, long or short, by embroidery 8 of any color desired. As a foundation for this bag cut a round of cardboard, then cover with silk, to which the lower edge of the bag Is overhanded, For the top there Is a deep fall over of india silk, which may be of any color In the main heme Underneath this fall is a cas thron the ® the sil 4 width, of for ing about an inch In igh Hoben an long Line andle THE USEFUL MAIL BAG. Christmas Gift Vor Girl's Desk, A Bachelor n DAINTY BONBON BAG. a Very Pretty and Welcome Christmas Gire, sidered the ite blue and in Persian tiful for a bag 11s used one-half i Decessary for on of 1hoard alx ed h corner eas feet ' Are this ut neatly Are 1B } iH seams, then line Yers lower part to the covered board Turn down the of the silk for a depth of four Inches and stitch twice around so as to form a easing of one inch or thereabout In width, Inte this easing run ribbons of a yard and quarter in length, which form the handle of the bag The decorating may be done In several ways, either by painting a bunch of flowers In water color or by embroidering the same In tones of the natural blossom. On the day of presentation the bag may be filled with bonbons or be made the storage place of a gift of more Intrinsic value, but It Is at least suffice fently at. tractive In Itself to win approval from any woman of taste, te silk br the carefully with whi swiss and overhand upper edge wn (UT 10° PIBCES British Garrison at Ladysuwith Ex- utes Brilliant Sorties. PLAIN STREWN WITH THE SLAIN The Day Following the Capture of the Cnmp nt Tatham's Farm I'he Hoer Force Near Colenso Almost ton Man, | | | | men to Honor Negro Mortally Wounds a Roy. Cleveland Ordered to “Move On." Princeton, N. J, ) 5 As President Cleveland leaving polls on Mercer street yos stopped a moment to speak to one of his .riends, whereupon an ficlous policeman from Trenton, talled at the polls, not knowing who Mr. Cleveland the ex president to the chalk line Mt Clove) stepped into his carrings his home ox was over of de Was ordered move ide and outs smiled he Stricken Vies Paterson. N. J... Nov. & Vice President Ho reported to be more stated nt h had b a short time food, three would not to the President, At midnight Art & condition waa favorable It th Mr. Hobart A chalr 1 had eaten pome he had not Dr. Newton, ny encouragement president's recovers house it fen BAbie tn sit up In and something solid done In woe ks offer nas Yire Gully Cashier Fined, Chicago, Nov 8 Cashier C E Churchill, of the defunct Globe Bavings Bank, was found guilty yesterday and fined $400. The charge was that he ac- cepted deposits, knowing the bank to | be Insolvent. President Shaulding, of the institution, was found guilty of the | same offense and of embezzlement, and Is now a convict in the Joliet peniten- tary. Pervished the | terday he | and was driven off to | Wan | how ever, | CLOSING IN ON REBELS. Three Forces to Prevent Escape Vrom Dingupan and Tarlac, Nov, K-General Wheaton's when he left Manila Or San Fablan mile urgent foros Manila orden land at village twenty gupan, The numbered 10 fishing of Da- there only entrenched, BOO were near in northeast in about at Dagupan of in 0 mon there and fn mnt unre urgent ve miles rive ton is 1] evening THE DISTURBED Oo Organize nfter {dn ) ok John B ron | bed, I in his night «il and whipped him return to the hotel on leave Liberty within 15 &s { plaint had been made that the he had become disreputable Three Killed by a Falling Arch. Booneville, Mo.. Nov. & he arch of a new vegetal liar eaved In at the form yesterday, killing | W. Kaiser, an officer; Ezra | formerly from Pittsburg Kan. | Superintendent but will long and ted only 1 him cemetery lowed to his promise to Om « sal nel thes ’ he He was al ie o¢ re school Charles Mullion and W 1. DD. Drake cover Ihe 20 feet i & short ledgerwood was crushed ree arch was 50 feet high, and was construe time ARO Drowned Ww im ton were i Boat Capsized, One | oF cola Fin Noy , Lat ert nd ’ Wh caught In a nq i h salling i Their boat capeized, and 1 or they had walted for hours for relief. Whit ton became Loo weak to retain his hold on the boat, and was drowned. lam bert was rescued, and hard work he was resuscitated by A Juvenile Postal Thief, Norfolk, Va., Nov. 8.-John Wobeck, A 13-year-old boy, was convicted in the United States court yesterday of steal. | Ing $3.06 from the Clarmont postofice, In consideration of his tender age sen- | tence War suspended, and he was re- manded to the custody of his parents, CANCER IS DEADLY! | | | Thi Results Fatally in Kine Cases Out of Ten Cure Found at Last. Ld i i — ' OUR # GROCERY ¢ SUPREMACY... 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