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THE
CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., AUGUST 23,
000,
The Racket. |
7,9 and Il Crider’s Exchange, Bellefonte.
CGrot Ad quaint d with the Dlack Cat
Children and
their Mothers who want Best Child.
ren’s Stockings made-Black Cat Leather
the name tells how good they
He is welcoming the
the
i
Stockings
are
It is a new Fall Fabri
the
We
enuine
:
tation of French Flannels and takes
place nicely at one-fourth the price
have the G
Goods; Worthless goods are already on
be Flannelle
exclusive sale of
the market, purporting to
-L.ook out for them.
CG. R. SPIGELMYER.
CORRESPONDENTS
DEPARTMENT
PAGE
Francaise
CONTINUED FROM 5TH
Runville.
Hug
James Smovyer,
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f Bee
see (riends at A
0
iis plac
James Kreps and son
the threshing
work fora fair prc
cons ed
DUsIness
-
1 Friday e
Edwards, a native
in the U. B. chur
nary work
with him
which are
heathen
tend
he beuneht of the v
bis education as
here
the
4
logo!
they would li
the same way
be
Beech Creek.
George D team cn.
gine and
Mrs. Walter B. McCaskey
ill at her ho with an attack of typhoid
fever
Mrs Llia Chamberlain and
daughter, of DuBois, Pa., are
Mr. and Mrs Packer
Henry Riegel and Mrs
have been visiting George D
turned to their home in Easton,
Friday.
Torrence Hunter returned home yes.
terday from Pittsburg, Pa, where he
was emyloyed several months on
bridge construction
Miss Minnie Lamkin returned home
Friday from a i®c months’ visit with
friends at Mansfield and Covinglon, Pa
She bas been elected teacher of one of
the public schools in Sayre, Pa.
botler |
IS SeTiousy
George
Hess, who
Hess, re
Pa.,
for
Miss Josephine Kunes gave a moon.
light picnic last Tuesday evening in
Herring's grove, near the Eagleville
station, in honor of her guest, Miss
Morris, of Philipsburg
Sugar Valley.
The following are taken from the lo
gautou Journal
It is quite probable
will move to West Virg
extensive lumber
Mrs. Harry
week from the effect
is much improved,
The yonng men in Carroll and vicinity
are soliciting support to enable them to
organize a cornet band; George A, Bierly
and Oscar J. Harbach are leading the
movement,
Philip Karchaer and Howard Graham,
who reside one mile northwest of Rose.
crans, were annoyed much by mountain
fires one day recently. They and their
families bad to fight bard nearly half
the day to drive it away and save their
properties,
6 77rOV
on every box of the gonuine
"Laxative aio
the remedy that cures & cold in one day
that C. 8. Harter
nia, where he has
interests
Boob was very ill last
of the measles, She
The Misses Blanche and Emma Croue
miller, of Joliet, Hll., are being enter.
tained at the hospitable home of
D. H, Rote, on West Main street
Mrs. Caroline Mayes
Shafler property at the west end 0
Saturday. C
Wolfe and ch
1th
PLAC
hh
IAs week
Squire
bought
{
on last ounsideration,
Mrs,
Spring Mills, visite
Mrs. Elias
several days
Sadie
Stamba or
ithiam Gibb, of
a Pre
pent Sunday last with
Kline in !
day morning for his |
to cover the entire
Listance of about 60
TT. WW, Kre
Bellefoute, arrived here
expect to spend sometime
brother, Prof.
1d street,
James Etlinger,
Chronicle, made
visit to his family in
returuing to his Oi
alternoon
byterian
Sisters,
our
lady's
North 21
ol
his regular monthly
this place over Sun
Tuesday
Gay x on
a month here
| Wyle and wife
Akron, Ohio, one di
The Misses Lottie
ne LOiit
M1
n tree
of State ¥
ter
g1ster
Ma
101
bought two prope
Fdmand
search of
rinting
Howard Homan
is visiting her sou, Geor
Jeremiah Hoy
sited his broth
town
of Willlamsport
atthe Nationa
Oh
and friends
Mad
Le
yl
farmer from
William
nd/his sick father west of
in
isouburg
$ have soaked th
The late rain
i sh the corn
ently to in
and sister, have retursed
and are again employed
Harry Shot
from Danvi
at the fa
Rev. Buch was sick Sunday and unable
to fulfil his appointment
Mrs. H. K. Condo spent
last week with her parents
Hall
Susan Auman, mother of the notorious
Fietta Weave, died Tuesday atthe home
f her sister, Mrs. Fred Aumaa, in Penn
Township
There seems to be too much discrimina
tion iu putting down crossing, Penn street
has four and another is betug put down
when West Maio Street does not have a
single public crossing
Thomas Bu
day
.
tory
days
Centre
severa
at
1
K Arrivea own yester
+]
Axemann.
Misses
returned
an
s. Lilly, of 14
One of out
girl on ay evening
next day he was so tired and sleepy that
he couldn't go to work We wonder if
Della knows who we mean ?
Mary and Lizzie Grom
to their home
extended visit w
Haver
gKentiemen
have
lace
aunt
in
ith
this
their
after
M
»
went 10 see lis
best Sut and the
Frank Beck, of Houserville
at his home in this place
Mrs. Chas Garbri k, of Bel ecfoute,
spent Tuesday at the home of her moth
er, Mrs. Kate Beck
The time is nearly here for the young
sters to be starting off 0 school. The
teachers for our schools are as follows
Grammar, H. G, Mease; Primary, Miss
Rebie Jodon
Sundayed
Little cobwebs in drawn work are ap.
pliqued on new lingerie and on French
| waists,
| Immense pearl buttons the size of a
butter plate are seen ou the automobile,
| driving and traveling coats. They are
rather Eoglish and very “sporty.”
Centre Hall.
The census recently taken will
larger percentage of increase tl
other town of the county
how a
An any
v
SUNGAY mw
from
In some parts of the valle
thi nity
As w el
ght
the
un
Tain
Lrees
\ I
n
storm blew
many apples
A Philadelphia daily had
that |
1 the
wou.d
the shocking
‘enn Cave | {
wand d
HEWS was J
hundred dollars and
1at
e Hall
when one
Lroi.ey
I'his
thinks
cul
perfe
that the
bought |
wi max
daream ¢
that cave
Henry eltzer, of Manhatt
Was 4 gue home of D
Seltzer
many
Tuessyville, i
and i
t that place
ain for
ol
Mersinger,
pe 1s
where
sometime
of M
I week
lorem
Harry Coudo
rt Of as
and Mrs. Wm. RE
Runkle, of Pittsburg
augler and
iss Ruth Bar
week
it the
M Be
Line
uns
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Potters Mills
yxanna Br
Hall
ce H
Miss R
Loaago
Pear
Lola
nr town
They
entre and -
St { Cents
horseback riding
ras a race and Centre H
Lome again
Mr. and Mrs. Lowe
Are site
rob. o were
fay RIT 4
AY even CK
he prize
wou
girls
of A
ting parents, Mr
Evans, also Miss Maud, of Wi
Mr. and Mrs. James
spent Sunday with his
heim
The sale of
egheny
and Mrs
iamsport
Reish and
mother at
son
Mill
CC. Smetzler,
was largely attended ; everything sold
well, They left on Saturday for Wis
cousin where he expects to make his
future bome. He has purchased a hote
at that place
The infant daughter of Mr
Ezra Coufer was buried on
Rev. Brown, of Spring Mills
Rev. Rearick, wife and som, of Centre
Hall, were callers in our tows Friday
evening
Mrs
Co
Friday,
on
and Mrs
Tuesday
officiated
.
Alexander and son Mifflin
spent a few days with her son. Dr
H.S Alexander
Miss Blanch T of Linden Ha
has the guest Mr. and Mrs
| James Stover for two weeks
of
ressier,
been of
If you have
Argea ca
ug for one
SYIvVania
any photos you want en
on James Stover cit
argest firg
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of the
Our merchant, Frank Mc
ing his vacation at Atlantic Ci
wish him a good time
Mrs. Mary Johuoson
daughter, Mrs. Arney
Ciark ible wears a
CSE BILE BAL
1a
k siting
of Centre Ha
her
broad smile and
Romola.
Ou Tuesday, August 1416, the many
friends, relatives and acquaintances, by
revious arrangement, assembled at the
i e of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Robb, of
Romola
| Robb was engaged at the bakin
forenoon
in the
Others came so rapidly that
| at first she was surprised and soon real. |
had come w cele. |
| ized that her frien
| brate her birthday anniversary. At 11 a.
| m, over a hundred were fate 4nd long |
tables were soon erected in the yard an
were heaped full of all the toothsome
When the first arrived Mrs. |
eatables that the best skill could provide
Music, short addresses by Rev, lewis
Robb, of and other pastimes
made it pleasant afternoon [
those present from a distance were the
followin Harry Waltes wife and
d of Lock Haven; Harry Pa
sous, Mrs. Thomas Thomas
Weber, Mrs. Wim. Holter
Holter, Henry Thompson
Robb aud family, of How
rman, Wilhamsport
Nittany ; Mi adie Mi
(Criosuer and fam
and
Altoona,
3
Aon}
¥
aughter, Ker,
aodtiwo
fohu
Mrs. David
and wife, |
ard; Mrs
Gunsa
w
Mrs
A
Suydert
B. I
¢ Hoy, Hubler
Mrs, Chri
Mrs. Hayes
Heaton an
}
Mags
riser
re,
hael I wife, \
.
Ko
lay very miu
and
vileq
Altoona
h. Mrs. Robb req
resents
wh, of
any n
wa
ue
'
one 0
another day with this
ww
influ
the
Kansas Cit and
vi back
its proceed
on in
In this campalen
not a q
o
mainta
ands today
would
him active and
ngs
Sraely
tes
tial In
lHtical
Democr
Guffey
finance
put
rep
const itut ole
no
thing ola
lefined
with hi {
and
states
situa ad vi
Ale
mat
RAYS
4
reservat
SAR We n
| under
have
Any-
rats is
eed
Bryan
Yolice Ary affairs or
The duty of Demo
we cannot
and wit
clearly if su
atform
nn
day not
| appeal
and the
listant and
from
ptampis
and the
me
the hands
- f and
¥ :
fH0uL
the brawling
ME to the quiet chamber
whe the fathers gathered in Phila
delphia I appeal from the spirit
trade the spirit of liberty
peal from the empire to the republic
wn
AH
to
':
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Just a few
Specials
From different departments and each one
of your attention.
coh
ail
Ladies plain white Underskirts, two
rows of tucking and wide hem, only
a few left
Ladies Black Mercerized Satin
Underskirts, plain or striped, with
12 inch flounce
Golf Suiting, 29 inches wide, in 3
leading shades
Black Mohair, 38 inches wide, good
colors
Red Table Linen
Manchester Apron Checked Ging-
hams
Infants long or short Dresses, trimm-
ed with embroidery and insertion
Turkish Towels, heavy and large
ood Lace
er pair
50 pair more of those
Curtains in this week.
Mary Bell Toilet Soap, 3 cakes in
a box 5c
I appeal from the millionaire and the |
boss and the wire puller and the man-
Ager to the statesman of the older
time, In whose ayes A guineas never
glistened, who lived and died poor and
who left to his children and his coun-
| trymen a good name, far better than
riches. 1 appeal from the present to
the future and the past Senator
| George F. Hoar, Rep.
:
THE GLOBE
Katz & Company, Limited, Bellefonte, Penn'a.
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