RUARY 26, 1903, OR YOUNGER) “ DOMINOS AND GEOMETRY. Demonstrating a Euclid, method of dem Clever Method of Proposition Here is a very In vor onstrating a lon in mathemat- proposit fes which will Interest and at the same and far of when time instru and girls will not very give advan in arithmetic a glimpse the pleas 1 gtore for th they om ly of geometry nuse of to the the (3) in I 1 We know less than the ot gether, and sume that Saw Them Fins and Marbles the othe ington Bob tales teact work up was lob ’ ther one day, “1 left a dish of pe this mor now. Have you and © “1 haven't stoutly : vr: 4 nts on my table ind thers n't there Ar! enten them? Bob embered he must Well—per haps, if you'd better just smell Carl, and | guess then you'll know itl” one enten one.” sald ut" then he ret not be a talelx arer oll about A Nolsy Parrot. One morning when the milkman eame in the gate Polly was In the window and sald to him, “Get out of here!” The milkman, supposing It was one of the family, went away thinking we had n very Impolite way of letting him know when we didn't wish nr He did not get far when he heard, “Sweet corn, green peas, strawberries!” and recog bizing Polly's volee he saw how he has been deceived and came back and gave oe our milk. Kxchange Corin o's Reason, Corinne had been to Sunday school, And she learned a verss to my. “Repeat it, dear,” a lady urged, Who called 10 see mamma one day Corinne thought hard, then frowned a bit, “I pan’t jus’ sink today of that. "Cause why,” she hastily ex: “I haven't on my Bunday hat { 1 i | I attractive | Over petty CAT THE GIRL WHO IS LOVED. Khe Must Be Admired by Those of Her Own Sex, A woman cannot be sald to be truly popular she Is loved and admired by the members of her She must be welcomed by all, old and or unless own sex as well as the opposite, young, male and female, or she cannot be called an attractive woman without reservation, She must herself, her at all with all people, must think and act for herself and ex press her own opinions rather than try to many or who Is admired by the lords of crea tion. with polite manner and tact is always A happy, infec tious laugh is better than medicine or he best self, times and Nhe copy some person she admire Individuality when combined attractive, woman's advice, and her cheery presence Is as welcome as the sunshine A girl to be truly popular never s ys mean things about other girls, thinking that the men will like her better, and she doesn't ry to monopolize the atten but is will their attention along with tions of all the men at once ing let have of adwiration and her. She within about to admire to other girls share doesn’t mope and if there are her, but she cheerfully retreat herself no men about waking the rs best of matte and making such com panions as she has happier and bright er for her presence without them If she has a grievance, she keeps it to herself, for a woman wit! soon voted a bore ng, sad eved young h out of in novels, but Homemade Seales. - J ne A ao oF — F———— * Ne Cie, i, a TT — — J. “Fes Education of Women A Sewing Convenience, tions need le Fake heavy the any bag of on lor ha t RA jw } i about seven Ind pin point n whale keep it fn It sire New a safety pin on the envelope, put back to nd ig! ind stiteh Then put In thread, thimble, few buttons Of various sins Mn the envelope to the side, and thus equipped many a necessary stitch will be taken and time and temper saved. Brooklyn Eagle sina Dvr 8% the rm a Ng scissors and a ¢ some tag Keep Your Temper. Don’t exbaust all your reserve force Eneh time that one loses control over herself, her nerves, her temper, she loses Just a little nery | ous force, Just a little physical well be : : ] i i : ing and moves a fraction of an Inch farther on In the path that leads to premature old age, says the Philadel phia Inquirer Te Whiten the Hands. Melt a pound of white castile soap over the fire with a little water, When | melted, perfume slightly with any one | Of the extracts and stir in half a cup ful of common ontmeal. Use this prep aration when washing your hands and you will be surprised at the improve went in their appearance ——————— Ironing Noard Nag, A dark calico bag or case to cover the froning board when not In use in sane of the things every practical house keeper should possess. It Is a nuisance to remove the Ironing sheet every time the board Is put aside, but unless this Is done or the board covered the sheet becomes sotled and damaged. dame THEP No. Toedumbled Verse, With lke open hearts doors cane Little very, vory Kew to; Forget of don't these two that and "You please If," and “thank vou £." are V \ / R No. S.Dnate Puzzle, My first is one-third of my fourth My second is'three times my fourth, My first plus my second my second plus my fourth minus two My fourth subtracted from my ond is equal to two-thirds of my My third and bh taken are the same value as my alone, My first third and fourth Eive a year of Importance to the reader to Is equal CTR second tourt together fourth taken SOO d, No. Anagram. The **s+ees of (ho forest He } 1 on! nope that } And leave the for LL TET No, [Examp ¢ and make Ewer 1 In “rT on and make a = Ins 10. «Insertions, lusert a in a substance etter in a masculine ns | frult and nu Ob. Insert a European « Ll. =FProverh Square 4 ~Ward Nullding tim letter i fd Whh ths 1 make three words of five letters E lettera No, I8~Symneopations Byncopate solled and leave tarift Byuncopate a porch and leave to conse Syncopate a sion of time div ET leave an insect Byncopate attitods equi Conundrums Answered, What part of a fish end of a book? The finds What is the darkest part of a tune The piteh What 1s the lightest part of a tune The alr What are the obligatory parts of » tune? The notes What part of a oat novel? The tale (tall) What part of a story resembles a plece of ground? The plot.—Youth's Companion is found In a Key to the Passler, No. L--Metagram: Letter, better, fot ter, netter, totter, No. 2-lllustrated Zigzag: Haw thorne. 1. Horse. 2. Banjo. 8. Newel 4 Slate bh. Bloth [1 Purse. K Anvil. 0. Bagle, No. 3A Crowd of Boys: 1. Alfred 2 Edwin. 3 Henry. 4 Herman 5 Irn. 6 Martin. 7. Orlando. 8 Owen 0. Stephen. 10. Theodore. 11. Vietor 12. William. No. A—~Riddle: Nalla, No. b.~Double Acrostic: Good appe tte. Crosswords—1 Gallop. 2 Omnge B. Orient. 4 Domini. 6 Alight a Lemon, 7 ple R Major. 8 Madam. 4 lmpaect 6 Impalr. 6 Hither. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONT, PA FED WATERFALLS IN JAPAN, They Are Almost Countless and Are Used as Shrines, The waterfalls of Japan are almost countless. There is one at every turn, and where there was not one In the beginning the Japs have made one, for it is their passion. Every little garden has a fall or two, and it would not be considered a garden at all without it. There are many very beautiful ones in various parts of the country, and they are all of thewn shrines visited by | thousands of pligrims every year. They do not pray to them as to a statue of | Buddha, but they first pass up a little Is found at the ' paper prayer on a convenient rock and then sit down in rapt attention and ganze at the falling water for hours, tak- Ing an occasional cup of tea at a lttle teahouse which always stands close at hand. The Japs are great at making pil grimages anyway. When man has reached the age of forty-five, he is sup- posed to have raised a family which will in the future take care of him About the first thing he does on retir ing is to start on a series of pligrimages, Bometimes he joins a band of fellow pligrims, or, if comparatively wealthy, he sometimes takes his wife and a mi- nor child and makes the pligrimages by himself. These pligrim bands can al ways be seen moving about the coun try. They carry little banners with the name of their city and district marked on them, and when they have received good entertainment at a teahouse or hotel they hang one of thelr banuers up in a conspicuous place as a testimonial Often a band of pligrims will travel from one end of the to the oth- er, visiting every temple and waterfall in the land n country Lavish Entertalnments. the palmy day the rehy sur In Fren mona of royalty entertain a queen for ¢ kt d'Artols nished his « ret, empl night ceived day and hear.” who debt.” and Inform your majesty.” replied the host, ils hand Of uncommon we Comte re ori et gues £50.00), steward steward A Figid Duteh Law. More than 2 ars ago the Duteh rulers of Ceylon, anxio monopoly } which ths law which mad buy or sell the wild Jungle cinnamon, then the only sort known. be plants, wherever found, were held to be the property of the state If a shrud chanced to spring up In a man's door yard, bh It under severe penalties happily different n *Cious wr spice s famous, enacted a Things are OW me my enlire 7 his Standard ney re fromg (ime age pre J 4 of Fire Insurance Come | panies : alvo Accident Insurance : and | is the local office for the “NORTH. WESTERN MUTUAL LIFE IN SURANCE CO." which has ¢ tervitory and is best many large policies in this recognised as ome of the and cheapest When considering the matter of In. furance im any form, you can make your wishes known by addressing me by card, by telephone, or calling per sonally at my office, and floor Bush Arcade, Bellefonte, Pa., and [I will promptly supply you with the necessary information and data A portion of your patronage is re. spectfully solicited, BOYD A MUSSER. GARMAN HOUSE... High Street, opposite Court House, Bellefonte, Pa. Entirely New. New Furniture. Steam Heat. Electric Light, and all modern improvements, C.M, & C. B. GARMAN Proprs The Price of ! - Rubber Goods Is Advancing Rapidly, wearcity of owing 10 Cride ribber, a “Hot Water “Fountain Kv. “nn If you need Bottle.” “4 “A tomiz ry,” now is the time Ti | We "ook 1 ' : ringe” Or y IS 4 'y ana F | 111 RAAMA AM ARAM data t odode ddasdatdantsn) GREEN'S PHARMACY, Bush House Blk. Bellefonts, Economy the Watchword 8 to retain thelr | for ] Coal has advanced. Steam Heat has advanced. Electric Light has advanced. Prices generally have advanced. a. e It a capital offense to | ¢ could neither destroy nor use | WHOLESOME NOURISHING SUBSTANTIAL UNADULTERATED | price Ww “1 |SECHLER & CO'S MIY Your gr Were # SECHLER & CO. GRANT HOOVER. Fire, Life, Accident Insar ance, Real Estate and Loans, 15 Standard Insurance o's represented. You ean't af. ford to insure your buildings or life until you see GRANT HOOVER. rider's Stone Bulldine New Bakery AT MILESBURG Market St , Below Postor fice. WHERE SL Al times will be kept oholoe goods, such a FISH, sw CARRAGE CAKES AXD BREA Ar ean p —_— HARRY WHITEMAN. A dd AAA ld | BELLEFONTE. ra BAILROAD SCHEDULE, IA RAILROAD AND BRANCHES In effect on and after Pet Bh, { | PENNSYLVAN i i I | VIA TYRONE WESTWARD Bellefonte # 53am. arrive at Ii 06am, at Altoona, | 1x pm | 5860p m { Leave Bellefoute 1 0p m ] 22pm; at Altoona 3 m Hefoute 4 44 pm (AL Altoona at 6 0 VIA TYRONB~EANTWAKD Leave Bellefonte am, arrive il Harrisburg 2 & pm | Louve Tyrone at Pittsburg Arrive at Tyror e 0p m:at Pittsburg Arrive Fitish at Tyrove 4 bi ’ | Leave fe J 0 rg at 10 45 ut #t Tyrone 105: at a Fhilade) ! phia bs 47 pm I#ave Bellefonte 1 Hh pm, arrive a «cBpm: at Harrisburg ¢ pn . Aelphia 10% Pm Mave Bellefonte 4 44 pm, arrive BU atl Harrisburg at 10 6G nm . VIA LAM K HAVES BEANTWARD Aave Bellefonte “« &. Mm. arrive at Loew Haven, 10.80, leave Williamsport, 12.40 p Arrive at Harrisby , Pom. at Philadel Phia at 6 2%. m Leave Bellefonte Haven 2 Harrisburg and Bufly Leave Bellefonts | Yen m ri fyroue at Py a at Tyrone re. 2. n arrive at Lock Hamsport 2 48pm Philadelphia 7 %2 pn ; Arrive at Lock Ha Williamsport, 1.55 a E. 415 a.m. arrive st pm, lea Arrive Harrist iadeiphia at | Via | Leave Bellefonte ats J l rg at BALD BEAGLE ¥ ALLEY BETW A} EASTWARD I” po rope ‘ i yroge 2] Va Bald Eagle Dix Fowler Hannah Matilda 1) 4 § EBD AD ME KE =RILBRES BELLEFON TEs iat SNOW SHOE BRANCH n effect on and after me Leave Bellefonte Ad Sd p.m 2 ticket agen WwW. Db, ¥ iy A R. Woor Pass At Gen THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF FENN A ime Table effective Noy 4 ¥ = = . 8 Cra FE FETT v BEECH CREFE & & Weeks Days NEW YORK Via Tamaqua Ar * Dally § 40 : 5a. m. Sunday Philadelphia Sleeping Car Attached to east bound tekin from W Amsport at ® pm. Abd west bound from Philade! hiant 11: %s. wm I. W.GRPHART General Sapt tf Week Days Pp. mm. Sunday ZLLEFONTE CENTRAL RAILROAD To take effect Apr, 5, 180% WESTWARD RANTWARD, A] i BraTions N Ar Bellefonte Coleville Morris Whitmer Hunters Fillmore Bria) Waddle 0... Lambourne. 121... Krumrine 24 i8tate College Ti Ntrable | « Bloomsdort 8. Pine Grove. has TTS I eh od “arms ereseeeed | Bindi en a 2-0 = 8 ENTER | Lewisburg, Tyrone, conneet | Trains from State College | Railroad at Bellefonte for ! | Wb ‘American Stock Food SAMPLE FREE Pul? ran x genuine without proture a Frere am Kang MANUFACTURED ny American Stock Food Cg, "eer FOR SALR nv SIDNEY KRUMRINE, Bellefonte, Pa, \
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