6 THE ¢ ENTRE DeMOCRAT, BELL EFONTE, PA., ARCH 5, 1903, HOUSEIHOLLC HINTS. Fresh paint stains will almost al days yleld to a Lirisk ribbing with a soft cloth divned In vinegar, Vinegar naa te used together are excellent fo on giasses nnd flowers, Onlous ent dry place, but never placed in the leebox., They ell if placed in paper bags and huug up It in said that if frayed « end much bn Th over un I i unk uten When thread hold of the down fingers from the the thread. This will quickly all the Kinks from the thread, No better for dusting the walls room « than broom with a bag of heavy canton flannel with the fuzzy side out. A g at the top al lows the bag to be drawn tightly about the broom, 1 leaves wr cleaning speein other uses discolored by in a cool iH Keep w lnmp the Rive a wick the ] at nger flume an iron utensil 1s used to crack and the apt IR Very «8 the me Is turned low il atiowed to heat through slowly, twists In sewing, take push the needle and run the to the end of remove loose end. close to the cloth needle way of an be suggested to Cover a wade dirawstri A Deputy Hostess, Pittsburg a visit to A who paid latest addition to in the a ‘personal substitute,’ ty mistress Just r who has to 1 when she is Is a house employer of a portie den. She is, or Is si woman has just New York says: “The the household is what a sort of depu in place of the doesn’t feel ‘companion’ awell metropolis Is known as hostess, who the She is n a when ight id and entertain madam bore. Not a bit of It of amd is supposed She the hoy Her second edition of relieve inl bur to mn of the soe mosixd to be. a wo widing and and Hmitliess as something eq nl 1't know + Is supposed to preside at but 1 ] ¢ hostess. | dor whether form the pla 1] di o, hear she takes homes’ useful. 8S social bu things salary Ee The Family Marketing. A clever . housekeey fled it Into against all to do the dai should Ing,” she gant than I man thought stingy, a woman doesn't care. If a man sees a handsome joint, he orders it reflecting that is too large, for family and that ¢ st day It will drag out a painful through ous hashes and stews or else be thrown away if a man orders the dinner he knows just what he is going to have, and there is no room for those pleasant little surprises that are one of the wife's delights.” od her a} strongly » family “Women ly market WN fan are less extrava- alwavs de says be hates to while without it perhaps his £1 ie * I existence vari “hen, again, University Founded by Women. One of the collegiate tions for wome the United States is sald to be Ingham unive Roy, N. Y. In 1535 Misses Mariette and Em ily E ngha the Le Roy Female semis charter in 1841 It was so successful ranked so high that its founds retiring from In petuate and : oldest { nustitu rity at Le 4] opened obtal: I%in Sance Turtare. make thr nothing qualities o who said lsh considered | d bread in their sauces w because had no sauces dipping to had a slig! foundation fi mark. A . mayonnaise is the basis for sauce tart Add it a spoonful of chopped cucumber pickle, chopped A few capers and a dash of onion julce, season rather high Iy and toss lightly they bread In wr his re tl ire to table olives A Medicine Cabinet, Any wall eabinet or shelf in the clos. et or a starch box with cover hinged on will answer to keep medicine in, bat it is convenient to have a compartment to lock to keep the more powerful reme dies In, and above all things, If yon must have anything poisonous In house, keep it up high, hidden away in some different place. Then there will be no danger of a sad mistake In the dose. It is well to ecards or slips which contain directions have for emergency eases tacked on the door | or lid of the box To Wash Silk Ribbons. Slik ribbons ean be washed in a suds made of lukewarm water and soap, but they must not be wrung If you want them to look nice. Wash in a second lot of suds and rinse in clear cold wa- ter. Then, without wringing. lay the rib bon on a flat surface and with rather a stiff nallbrosh brush it sideways till all ereases are removed. Leave unt] thor oughly dry. A marble mantelpiece takes a capital place on which to leave it to dry. Stoekingw. When going over the stockings which have come up from the wash, make all tha good ones into fiat rolls and all t drink tea or colle, | to the nerves, | toward i hogy i child cowardly, i feet | tle properly cloth, ! crowds | amusements. | den | strained | need | things accumulate. ! obliged | cleaning | terrors | furniture cleanliness, | sald that | they bold a baby | are | hold it for the longest time with the | bead pressed against thelr bosom and | the ear turned forward instead of back. the | | water and dried before the NURSERY NOTES. Don't encourage little children to It Is very injurious Don't use fear as a compelling agent little chlldren, Threats of the man and ghost stories make a Don't forget to dry the hands and of the child well. Dampness be- tween the toes may SOreness or even a corn, which may be troublesome to get rid of, Don't neglect to keep the feeding bot- A very little secre tion In the bottle may serious trouble and perhaps result in the death of the child. Don't use artificial means to send a child to sleep. Walking about with it, Cause CHUse rocking It and jogging it are also bad | habits, A child should be taught to go direct to its rest, Don't take an infant into great or public noisy meetings or To expose a child to sud. noises and starts In no way im- proves its nerves, Don't let everybody take baby up and | kiss him. The latter is most injurious and the former dangerous. He may be in lifting by unaccustomed hands, and he certainly will not like it. Useless Belongings. away what you don't really your house. Don't let such They will soon fill attic and cellar and overflow into other rooms, where they do no one any good You are not likely to want them again, and it Is a nulsance to have them around. Long ago we should have been to get a bigger house for our growing family if I had followed my husband's thrifty plan of saving things, says a writer in Good Housekeeping At first thought I was extrava gant, but now he acknowledges that if other families would likewise rid them selves of “truck” they are not likely to again In a thousand years, house would be robbed of half its Thrift 1s a homely virtue that into us hoard old discarded bric.a-brae and the Glve in he use degenera tos miseriiness of easily Rome clothes, unused like, simply because that habit has be too stin worthy f we don't mea fixed we are KY to give to Come so such things away Iks whe them. Yet and are that we are so need to be stingy ashamed to discover A Health Hint, No charm that a woman can possess can atone for a tainted breath. It sug gests physical disorder or a inck of In ward cleanliness. Defective teeth, too, are the cause of offensive breath It should be the object of every woman of refinement that ber personality holds the fragrance of absolute purity his | is Impossible without heaithfulness and and therefore these two prime factors of heaith and beauty should be cultivated unceasingly. It is oriental their mouths night and morning with lotions that impart a delicious odor to the breath. Cinpamon has antiseptic as well as aromatic properties and is high ly valued by the ing the breath cinnamon 8 too stroys In freely drunk | tea it prevents malaria women rinse Japanese for purify The medicinal value of it It de microbes and when n such ways as cinpamon Ie known fectious Girl Friendakips, After a g 8 make frien twenty she Is apt Women, wi en other has known i Sihoe airriedd friends she Imiratios Fl ’ 5 De friend rot |} it tes nn or oe ] onef UR We der sphere of woman's in yet investigated widens the » has ng which on and opens the she ppre niellect is valu Baby's Ears, Few and fewer tice they lay a baby down whether the soft little ear is crumpled under or lying close back to the head, and they rarely take the trouble when to see that its cars position, but will mothers DUrses no- when in the Jsatural “As the twig Is bent the tree Is In clined” applies with as much force to | the physical as to the moral growth | of a child Keeps Off Ants. It Is sometimes difficult to keep raisins, figs and dates away from the | Inquisitive little ants and roaches, but ope of the | | them this Is easily accomplished by putting in paper bags that have been well brushed over with strong borax fruit is put in. The little not Jike the borax and will not gnaw through the sack when thus prepared pests do Nuying Ment, It is a most wasteful performance to buy meat In small pleces. Recent ex- periments have shown that a plece of meat weighing one to one and three quarter pounds lost no less than 45 per cent of its welght in cooking, while in pleces of five to six pounds the loss was only 80 per cent. In still larger Joints the loss was even further ro safest way to clean a plaster er it with fuller’s earth whiting, wrap It in a No. 10. -Diamond, L A letter. 2 To cut off chips and pleces of. 8. Esteem paid to worth, 4. Commander of an army. 5. To harass with fmportunity, 4, A line or beam of light 7. A letter, No, 17.~Illustrated Rebuses. I. What Good advice Nelly's valentine sald, 2, No. 18.-Riddle. I'm salted and placed befors company; Pn shaped like the of the heathen Chines eye No. Heart Pussle, Hew wr ¥ * Crosswords: 1 pid (six letters). 2 That which causes grief. 8 Absentmindeduess. 4 Made stable or firm 5. Quickened 6 A sweetheart's mf Fel 14 1. A performer on the 8 One eminent for plety. 8. A kind of antelope fourm in Bonth Africa A letter Centrals: What many people receive on & certain day In February used by Co Five ute iu young No. 30. Enigma. first is in hover, next is in cover; thirds In a name, My next's the same; My Afth i» In reek And my whole you may soak In the name of a Grea My My My No. 21.~A Snowstorm. LAflower. 2 Ablrd 8. A poem by Whittier. 4. To be affected with a cer tain destitution of powers of discern ment. 5. A kind 6 An In strument for clearing roads, raliways, etc. 7. An article of food. 8. A abrub bearing white, fleshy fruit. 8 A plant with beautiful flowers which of ten appear wl is on the ground of shoe white 10. An Jog Ne my LE 22 Ad harade, My rinasy LAST, and my Finer ls my LE Ix n nd my riner Eis a ba I attempted to roll, Mink of a 8 Iwas the worst 2ltivographien] Pussle, Vowels 01 tend RN. « be ! i Europ. wid after a great o or by whom Portugal, fa mous for its wines An Amusing Experiment. Half oll « IR with As Water, place it I Rg, and you 1 whirl It round Ry you wit} ter of A drop, for the wa tends more the from bottom AWAY the center of motion toward Mareh Winds, Blow, O March, about the sky, Rustiing all the treetops high. Blow, and ever blowir bring Gradual sweetness of the spring ~utiook. Key to the Pussler. No. 7.-Jumbled Verse Hearts, like doors, open with ease To very, very little keys, And don't forget that two of these Are “I thank you" and “If you please No. S~Dnate Puzzle: 1008 No. 0.—Anagram: Monarch. no charm, march on No. 10.~Insertions: 1. Le-m-on. Pains. 8 Vices 4 Aches Bpaidn. 6 Cheat 7. Solar Ho-m-os No. 1L.—Proverb Square; Read from lower right corner horizontally to the left. 1. The proof of the pudding is In the eating. 2. Hunger is the best sauce 8. Bmall leaks stk large ships. 4. Lit tie boats should keep near the shore, 5. Many hands make light work. 6. Love laughs at locksmiths. 2 5 8, No. 18-Charades: I. Richard Hard ing Hard(diny) A FAMOUS NAME IN MEDICINE, No one, not even the farsighted old Dr. A. W. Chase, author of Dr, Chase's Receipt Book, could have foreseen 50 years ago, when he first launched the business of the Dr. W. A. Chase Medi cine Company, the immensity and volume of the business of the present day. From a small local business in a country town in Michigau it grew to a larger one in the metropolis of that State, Then burst the bonds of State and spread all over the Union, Canada, the British Isles, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and South America. To-day in some 3 000, 000 homes rests as a sort of family wedi cal Bible his famous old Receipt Book, and in these homes and in many millions of more homes his medicines alone con- stitute the family medicine chest, It is small wonder that the Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Company of Buffalo, N Y., feels proud of its reputation and parti- cularly proud of the magnificent record of Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills, of his Kiduey-Liver Pills and of his Ointment These three preparations stand as a bulwark in the order named between the public and any disease of the nervous system—end derangement of the Kidpey avd Liver—any skin trritation or Plie trouble, The Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Com pauvy fully appreciates the situation and is meeting it with constant improvements and enlargement of ther manufacturing pliant in Buffalo, and at the same time safeguarding the interests of their patrons by stamping plainly on each box of the genuine the well known portrait and sig pature of Dr. A. W. Chase. em ——— 2 PAPERS FOR $1.05, | | workmanshio is well the | mug than toward the earth by gravity, | At State College Hotel, Thursday | World, | every State and Territory of the Union, The Thrice-a-Week World was a bril. | Hant success in the beginning and bas been steadily growing ever since Time is the test of all things, and has set its seal of approval on the Thrice-a- Week which is widely circulated in and wherever there are people who can | read our mother tov gue. This paper for the coming winter and the year 'o3, will make its news sers ice, if possible, more extensive thas ever, All evenls of importance, no matter where they happen, are reported accurately and promptly, The subscriber, for only one dollar a year, gets three papers every week and more news and general reading than most great datlies can furnish at five or six times the price. The Thrice-a-Week World is absolute. Iy fair iv its political pews. Partisan bias is never allowed to aflect its news columns, and Democrat and Republican alike can obtain in its pages truthful ac. counts of all the great political cam paigns, In addition to all the news, the Thrice a-Week World furnishes the best seria’. Bction, elaborate market reports and other features of interest, The Thrice-a-Week World's regular subscription price is only $1 00 per vear and this pays for 156 papers. We offer this uncqualed newspaper and Centre Democrat together one year for $1 65 The regular subscription price of the two papers is $2.50 ONE DAY AT Thm Brockerhoff House, ¥ ednesday, Mar. 18. HOURS-%% J to SP. M : If You Need a Spring Medicine, Why do yon take some. thing of which yon know nothing! When you take our “Barsaparilla Com- pound” you know exactly what you are taking—we tell you what it com posed of and You can buy no better blood purifier at any price; it is better and Cheaper than any other Sarsaparilla in the market: Price 90¢ for 100 doses, or £4.80 for 6 bottle If you have never used it, and will cut ont and bring this ad. with you, we will give you one bottle for 75¢, C: D, GREEN'S PHARMACY, Bush House Blk. Bellefonte, IB Economy the Watchword #¢ times the A : ts 8 Yi vr or aving certain sitions be used f more ; 0 exce h Hmit | increases that vere BEV ETE. {Coal has advanced. Steam Heat has advanced. Electric Light has advanced. Prices generally have advanced. So that people in the wuntry a well as in the towns feel the bur den, Under. such: viren “Economy is the Watchword.” For that reason the question Table We must eat to sustai ing for the 18 most impor tant. } and the | ost WHOLESOME | NOURISHING | SUBST ANTIAL UNADULTERATED f proble m $3 possible for the money at ROF. J. ANGEL: D> ® The known alist Williameport, well Spe Prof. Angel's repudation for his ability and established in Belie*onte He gives aniversal satisfaet on for head ache, weak or defective eyesight, should go to o other but walt for him and vieinits Those who want the best treatment March oth. Save this ad. for date. “ é » é > é » dull boy. that there is motion in him. of them. 4 4 a 4 A » 4 4 g Bring your boys matters not how many boys you have, or their size, we can fix them out in good shape, and save you That's what we said--- SAVE YOU MONEY. some money on the biil, A SMART BOY 00000000 Will wear out his Shoes much quicker than a It's a good sign to have him so. We have just the Shoes for this kind of a boy-~ Shoes that will keep him busy trying to get the best Dest g | year after vear the | are always found at money becanse vou ean b . : : Never him. handles impure products ~eXpensive at any | price. When you must economize, | SECHLER & CO'S is the place to | | buy your groceries. | SECHLER & CO. BEB VIVITVLIVAVATMGDIDI DED TANG BEDE prudent house. | wife must face m any trying propo-| amount Can i BOR, and nol means | : x ! Lave been | mstances | of Prov id- i ’ | Leave Bellefonte SECHLER &| RAILROAD SCHEDULE. PENNSYLVANIA BAILROAD AND RANCHES, In effect on and after Feb. mth, 1903, VIA. TYRONE WESTWARD Leave Bellefonte # 53am. arrive at Tyrone 11 06am, at Altoona, | Pm; st Pittsburg bpm Leave Hefoute 1 5p m 220pm; at Altoona 3 665 ym. Leave Bellefonte 4 44 pm; arrive at Tyrone Eat Altoona at © 00: at Fittsburg at 10 48 VIA TYRONE~BASTW ARD Leave Bellefonte ¢ 5% am, arrive at 1 yrons 11 06: at Harrisburg 2 40 p mat Philadel phia " ¢7 pm leave Bellefonte 1 0 p m, arrive at cH pm: at Harrisburg 6 45 pm; at deiphla lo 2% pm leave Bellefonte 4 44 pm LA! arrive at Tyrone 0p mat Pitsburg Tyrone Lila. arrive at Tyrone a Harrisburg at 1000 p m VIA LOOK HAVEN EASTWARD, Leave Bellefonte, 9.52 a4. m. arrive at Lock Haven, 160.30, leave Williamsport, 12.40 p.m Arrive at Harrisburg, 2.15 p. m., st Philadel phia até Zip. m Leave Bellefonte 108 p m. arrive at Losk Haven 210 p mat W Hiamsport 2 48 pm. g Harrisburg, 50° pm Phlladelphia 7 2 pm and Bufialo 7 « pm Leave Bellefonte, 8.16 p. m., arrive at Lock Ha ven, 9.15 p.m. leave Williamsport, 1.3 & m., arrive Harrisburg, 4.15 a m., Arrive st Philadelphia at? Za m ViA LEWISBURG Leave Bellefonte 816.40 a.m. arrive at Lewis burg at 9.406 a. m Harrisburg, 11.5 &. m.. Fi Msibhia 5.07 p.m Leave Bellelonte, 2.1 p burg, 4.42, at Harrisburg, 6.54 delphiast 10.2 p. m m., arrive at Lewis p.m. Phils- BALD BEAGLE VALLEY. WESTWARD, BABTYWARD XX AVA 4X ER - ~ FY - i NRRENEEEN. | Wang EEE EET L313 ‘ | : 2 ~ Hannah Fort Matilda Martha Julian Unionville Bnew Shoe [ut Milesby Belle SEXEEEEOEBENNNE aa ET EEE Pe Lock Haven ) Runs every day 1) Week LEWIRBURG & T% RONE RAILROAD In effect Nov, 3, 190 BEART ARD ”™ iis ii AN | WESTW AK] Tr : AN ¥ 54 - - ank i 54 L ¥i re FRILERRSNEZEs EY Pad ad ofa al ad 0 on 0 ow ON wend RIE Summit Pleasant Gap... Bellefonte EE EE BELLEFONTE ®& SNOW SHOR BRANCH Time Table in effect on and after Nov 20. 1x8 lam and bb p.m H¥am 5 | | | i | i | i : | | ! | ! | i | | i ] 1 | i | | i y | | Arrive at Snow Shoe nm * 315 m SI w to ticket agent A i. DD, MM R. Woon Gen]. Pass Ant Leave Snow Shoe ~T8a Arrive at Bellefonte... 9.27 p | For rates, maps, ete. appl | or address Thos. BE. Watt i | Sixth Ave. Pittsburg i W.W. ATTrER BURY J i Gen'l. Manager ENTERAL RAILROAD OF FENN A ime Table effective Nov. 24, 192 | THE | 1 | KEAD TPF Nod No# | READ DOWN Not ETATIONS No.2 Pp : Ar 1 RrLLErowTe 2 51 Nigh 23 i Zion 83 : Heols Park Dunkies Hublersburg Suydertown Nittany Huston Lamar Clintondale Krider's Sid ® Mackeyville Oedar Spr ngs Ralona MILs Hag Ar Ly. az | (BEECH CREEK RR.) | . Jersey Shore... p.m iz 4 Fob ntat afoot oagas 28 | 2] am ne Tb d ha 4 By oT EREMYLeY BELFER nNT ae bE EE ES Lal EE tet LT TT TN >ENREESeY a is bo : a Arr | § Lve Lved ! Arr {(Phila. & Reading ry) | PHILAD ~NEW YORK {Via Phila.) ! Lvelp t Weeks Days, NEW YORK (Via Tamaqua) Wmsport v.40 * Dally. t+ Week Days 6:00 p. mm. Sunday 1 10:55 a. m. Sunday Philadelphia 8) BE Car attached to east bound train from Williamsport at 11:3 mm. and west bound from ra tel hia ati] General Supt 3 St AEFONTE CENTRAL RAILROAD To take effect Apr. 8, 18% — RASTWARD. fw ¥ [= -x | STarTioxs AM Ly Ar f 3 Bellefonte. =x It shows i H ‘ © ¢ © ‘ € : ¢ ¢ © ‘ © V © ¢ ¢ here for their Shoes. It LF Coleville, Morris... Whitmer Hunters... Fillmore. sex et LL] RENN ZIRE era RsanaaneT Fuwe Ens tt 5 08 0 SE SOS zee § iL - at o» ie 2... Krumrine {State College 1 Rtruble.. fo Bloomsdort 4) ~Jine Grove. Traloas from Montandon, lHamsport, Lock Haven and Tyrone, conneet with train Nos and 5 for State College’ Trains from State Ool lege connect with Penna Raliroad at Bellefonte for points east and west FH. Tuoxas Sap. FARMERS Get your horses ready for your spring work by feeding American Stock Food (ANE BANE, TIE, FUER MANUFACTURED BY ei Sct Fou, "= FOR SALR BY SIDNEY UBB EmBME Ee = = 7 4 Te Lewisburg, Wi) ENE SIEE Neue wo ct Eade a be etl a» — >»
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