Pack 8
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BP. IRVIN, L. Q, IRVIN.
THE RACKET
We have a special value in fine
Torchon Lace at 5 cents a yard.
You can always buy lace at 5 cents
but not like this. Also a bargain
in Hamburg Edging and Insertions
at 12 cents.
Our line of Lacesand
Insertions is very complete and are
noted for wearing qualities and
We sell for cash.
We don’t do business any other
beauty of design.
way ;: we can't afford to.
Neither can you.
RACKET STORE CO.
Correspondents Department
Continued from page 7.
Colyer.
Howard Shadow and mother spent a
day at Milroy where they were the guests
of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Treaster,
Claud Wert and lady friend, Miss
Bell Fleisher, were returning home from
church one evening last week, they had
the misfortune of having an upset, but
no one injured.
Miss Carrie Bodtorf left on Thursday
for Yeagertown where she will spend
severnl weeks with her brother, Charley,
at that place.
A number of the members of the I. O.
0. F., of this place, on last Saturday
evening went to Boalsburg to attend a
meeting of the same and on returning
home the snow being drifted and it being
stormy they had quite a difficalt time in
reaching home, at different places were
obliged to make path for the horses and
lift the sled. Jacob the next time get out
then yon will not need to be lifted out.
this place, took a
»dsville one day |
James Runkle, of
load of potatoes to
last week.
Among the sick are Mrs
and Myra Horner, |
some,
Ree
|
Henry Moyer
ut are improving
» of the Highvalley |
scribe did not see |
any time, are you scared
abou * col 1id you freeze?
Br of Miirc
me with his friend,
Samue wn, is spending
sume 1 Wm. Reiber,
Chas. Housman,
of Penn Hall, spent a |
day with his bro i
oT, Samuel, last week
Ferguson Twp
Samuel Felty, of Altoona, has been
shakiocg band t eighbors,
W. A. Tanyer fell on the ic
ceived ipjuries which him
house for a few days
On account
Miiler bas resigued
Oak Grove school. J
finishing the term
~
and re.
kept in the
Bell
the |
is
health Miss
as teacher of
I. Duslap
of ill
John Everh
farm the Jobn
Gates will
id and
at A. 8
attended
the home of F.
people
held
bie by Rev. Campbell
e have been well
much good is being done,
ral Mrs. Ellen Harsh.
Port Matilda was beid at
urg on Tuesday afternoon of last
wee D was a daughter of the
late Samue Harpster,
at Graysvy
and
ol
ceased
Gatesburg.
This has heen the coldest
tis part, and
were ont
winter we
ever dry as most of
the far water until we
got the welcome rain last week.
There be many changes made in
mmunity
na
oO!
wi
to have sale
are sorry he 18 going to quit, for he
good neighbor Henry Bloom is mu
back to his father's farm {
R Lemon, is goivg to start farmiog on |
the Grazier farm, they say; we wish |
him success Levi Garber going to
farm the |] Krider farm Our cash |
grocer, 8 E. Dearmit, has bought out
Levi Garber and is going to run a bust
ling business
Dirayer is going we
is a
ving
Jar Supt. |
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J.B. Hastings and family got vaccinated
and are baving a serious time of it.
Oar farmer, O. M. Sheets, is wishing
for warm wealher to finish busking corn.
Mr. Confer is leaving the J. Rider
farm and Henry Kvle is moving on the
farm,
:
Houserville.
The meeting in the the U. B. church is
still in progress, Rev. Miller is assisting
the pastor, Rev. May Whitehead in con.
ducting the services.
Mrs. Elmer Clarke spent several days
at the home of J. O. Clarke.
Miss Marion Taylor, of Buffalo Run,
is sojourning in town at present.
Luther Dale and family, accompanied
by Mrs. Reuben Houser and son Harry,
of Pleasant Gap, spent a day in town
last week.
G. W. Scholl transacted business at
the county seat on Monday.
| Yarnell.
Messrs, Sidoey and John Walters
Arthar Confer, Misses Ella Confer and
Tessie Sliker, Sundayed at grandfather
Confer's.
Miss Mary Croft returned home Mon
day.
Homer Fetzer has returned rom Port
Matilda where he was employed.
Martin Fetzer spent Sunday at home,
Mrs. Chas. Klinger returned home
frem a visit with her father at Boalsburg,
Potter Twp,
LOOPY.
Some people were wondering what
became of the old Loop scribe, He
must have goae to Fruittown and the
Fruittown scribe put him out of the busi.
pess. Any one finding him dead or
alive, please notify me and receive a re-
ward.
There is some moving in this commun-
ity: Alvin Klinefelter moved on the
G, R. Miess farm, and James K. Norris
from the Miess farm on Zion Hill,
Miss Sadie Lee is speading some time
visiting with her brother, Jacob Lee, at
Milton, Pa.
Mrs. Wm, Cummings spent a few days
at the home of her parents, John
Fraizer, at Linden Hall.
The revival held by Rev, Bierly of the
Ev. association has closed.
Amoug the sick are: John R. Lee,
Mira, daughter of Rev. A. |. Horner,
and infant son of Franklin Lingle.
G. R. Miess is still in the butchering
business. He kills a great many hogs
and takes them to Lewistown, He has
in his employ Jacob Royer for head
butcher and J. J. Weayer for assistant,
Lawrence Runkle and bride were visi.
tors at the home of Mrs. Sallie Horner,
on Sunday.
The Democratic caucus, at Centre
Hill, was not so well attended on Satur-
day on account of the bad roads.
Some of the defeated candidates wore
long faces coming home. We hae
some people here that never go tova
caucus unless they are after an office.
Yoters, think over it ; mark them,
Miss Ida Miller is on the sick list.
(ROCK GROVE)
Miss May Kritzer, who has been ill
for a few weeks is convalescing.
Hello, Fruittown scribe, been fishing ?
ves? Next time I will call on you to
carry the fish, if it don’t rain, snow or is
fair,
Geo. Ishler and daughter Effie, of Tus.
seyville, made a call in our town on
Tuesday.
E. J. Housman is spending a
weeks with Mrs. Annie Kritzer,
Mrs. Geo. Bittner spent Sunday with
Samuel Slack’s.
few
|
| his acceptance or hers
i caller at Geo
will have
David,
Bower's on Wednesday.
That the young fellow from Potters
Millis, who made those frequent calls in
times past mast have
Edward Brown is
Mr.
on the sick li
McCoy, of Potters Mills,
Bitner's one day ls
TRAVELER'S GAP,
Lots of visitors in our town on Sunday.
Rev. W. C. Beirly had his regular
preaching services, again in the new
church at Pocabhantus,
On Monday morning L. P. Smith took
charge of his cooper shop again,
I wonder what became of the Sober
scribe that he don’t bring out his weekly
questions to have them worked out for
him,
It wondered me this good while why
brother Highvalley scribe is not prompt
any more in his record, but I'm aware of
it vow, he had a very serious accident
while going up Jabob's ladder a few
weeks ago; when he attempted to crawl
up the ladder, east of Coburn, the ladder
broke and down came Highvalley; of
course it was broken and he was com
and that scared him, since he is unable
to scribe, his companion was rescued
west of Coburn under some borse
blankets,
High water and ice on Penns creek,
caused Route No. 2 to be blocked; driver
had to go back,
Mrs. Jacob Breon, from Pine Creek,
was visiting at Ben, Breon’s last week.
W. W. Jamison went to democratic
cancus on Saturday and did not return
until Sunday at 8 o'clock; be said it
was a job to elect the officers.
Miss Lettie Breon was quilting at W,
G. Auman's last week,
Mrs Zerby, wife of Andrew Zerby,
moved from W. GG. Auman’'s to Ben.
Breon's.
H. A. Gentzel returned from
Run where he was working.
Sober scribe, where were yon
drowned.
High valley scribe, we are finding the
secret of the Wabash railroads, which is
to go to High valley to bring down the
news and also take scribe up salt river,
and bring him back again; it's to be a
double track one to go up and the other
to come down.
(HOY'S SCHOOL DISTRICT
Bru
Messrs
fy
th
Miss Susie Bodgan visited at William
either exhausted
Wm. Hettinge
a8 who at
On the 19th day of February the school
a
al
large gues and
ited.
day of dialk
| are cordially inv
speeches ;
Romola.
Touer R. Robb has just returned home
from a week's visit with his brother,
at Pittsburg.
J. H. Bechdel lost'a valuable horse last
| Week,
Robert Feringer livg a few
days with his mother, Mrs Eliza Fering-
er, of this place.
Clyde and Clarence depaited on Mon-
day for the woods where they expect to
remain for some time
D Confer savs he would give $5 to
ny one telling him who took his
syrup pie
is spend
R
bovs
e from him. Look out Buntie
Clyde says be has an idea of learning
the blacksmith trade with Wm. Wensel
John Confer and
business tri
ip to Be
David Sayers made a
efoute on Monday.
Joseph Loder, of Howard, spent San
day with his hest girl
For bargains go to E
treats you right and
fame
B. Robb's he
his prices are the
Centre Hall.
|
Water was short last week, interfering |
somewhat with machine power,
Keep pushing for the success of
preity town. The ‘pushers’ of years |
ago did much towards the business |
growth of our village ; havn't we got the
material of same solid staff to continue
their good work ?
our |
Frank E Arney, while assisting in the
moulding room of the Luse Mauufactaur- |
ing company’s establishment at Centre |
Hall, wasseverely burned recently about
one of hig eyes by melted metal He
was in the act of opering the outlet of |
| the cupola to draw metal for casting par.
poses, when for some unknown reason
the melted metal spurted fa all directions,
a portion of which struck him in the eye
Fillmore.
Sales are all
next spring
L. H. Musser is going to leave us in
the spring and move to Bellefonte.
you can hear about for
Say, boys, the next time you go sled
riding you mast take pity for the girls
and don't upset,
If there was a pool room in our town
there would be all the gambling sets
there is out.
F D. Young says he never felt as
he did when the boys all clapped ibeir
hands.
There wiil be preaching at the M. E.
church, Saturday evening, Jan. joth.
H. C. Huey'’s family is on the sick list.
Many people were scarce of water,
but surely all the cisterns are full now,
It is rather strange that grandmother
didn’t take a chill after the roast she got.
A mistake occurred in our last week's
items—-instead of 8. K. Wisser it is L. H.
Musser that is going to move to Belle.
fonte,
We did not get any mall on last Fri
day owing to the bad roads.
Perrie Wallislagle feels quite sporty
siuce he got 4 pair of glasses,
Blanchard.
The sons of the old soldiers of this place are
making an effort to organize a Sons of Veteran
post. This is a good move and should have the
support of the entire community.
Bert Robb of this place, had an arm broke In
two places last week, while at work In the
woods, 16 Is hoped that he may get along
nioely and recover soon,
We are sorry to say that there ware more
| scribe is]
| him and did him ap
Thos. Malone spent a couple days in
Bellefonte last week.
candidates out for oMee last Saturday evening
han could be nominated,
‘ g Was
ast Sunday evening
VALLEY )
We had a soft spell
which caused a snow of
melt and the Peans creck was
washed into the road between Beaver
dam and Coburn, which made traveling
imposible,
(GEORGES
here last
about a foot to
week
ice on
Ezra Harter has got some corn to husk
yet,
Jeremiah Zettle, who is trapping be.
low Wolf Store, spent Sunday with his
| family.
Geo. Rishel bought
horses at t horse sale on
The Cain farm was soid
to Mr. Walker for $1400.
Frank Herman and fam
recently sick with sma
place Altoona
MT. UNION
two fine black
Tuesday
he
wm Saturday
for
Hello! here I am but where is that
West Brushvalley scribe? They say he
bas returned from Starvation Hollow and
is very weak yet
Big meeting at the St full
blast
Paul is in
There are some people in this sect
they talk more than the truth
where the North Gregg
I believe those wild cats caught
on
[ wonder
Isreal Rachau was on the sick list,
C. BR. Duck was in Green Gap again on
Sunday night,
Belleview.
IULIAN FP
A new scribe
(8)
Hello!
Another fine show on Tuesday,
Mrs. Phulip Straw is on the sick
but is improving
list
Misses Olive and Edna Straw have re
turned to school after a short illness of
about a week,
Joseph Swisher 1s on the sick list
James Perkins, wife and little son,
Mack, and the former's mother, visited
relatives in this vicimity.
Sylvester Williams is all smiles since
a little baby girl came to his place.
The protracied meeting which is be-
ing conducted by Rey. Durkey, is well
attended
Martin Fleck and wife visited rela-
lives at Belllefonte and Pleasant Gap.
James Turner
gone on the mountain road and returned
home.
Miss Nora Williams is visiting rela-
tives in Ohlo.
Miss Elizabeth Turner is staying with
her grandmother, who has been on the
rick list the past week,
James Davis, of Altoona, spent Sunday
with his parents here,
Grant M. Harbridge is on the sick
list.
Mrs. John Gregg is slowly Improving.
Mrs. Howard Turner spent Sunday in
Unionville.
Marsell Kelley, of Bellefonte, spent
Sunday with Bernice Irvin here.
Look out for another wedding on Cab.
bage street,
The next new sign will be Walter G.
Tallbhelm, Justice of the Peace.
Some Foolish People
Allow a cough te run until it gots beyond the
reach of medicine, They often say “Oh, It will
wearaway,” but In most cases It will wear
them away. Could they be induced to try th
sucoessful medicine called Kemp's Balsam
whieh Is sold on a positive guarantes to cure,
they would immedistely see the excellent ef
foot after taking the first dose. Price Se and
(00. Trial size FREER. At all druggists. & of
pelled to crawl up on hands and feet, |
{ have a man that will copstruct a proper
| twenty thousand
{ with some of the council it appears that they
{ do not know anjithing about
{ tion
Slate |
and Martin Fleck,
started to Philipsburg, but before they |
bad gone far were toid the sledding was |
Millheim.
Michael Hess, of Fiedler, had business in
town Saturday '
Noah Cronmiller and B. ¥. Burd, of Aarons
burg, were in town Saturday.
L. J. Noll returned from his trip to Dewart
Saturday.
F. A. Yeariek one of Madisonburg's business
men, was in town last week,
Juecob Newdig, of Woodward, was In town
Saturday looking the pleture of health,
Mrs. Henry Breon, after visiting her son Ed,
at Osceola and friends at Altoona, returned
home,
Geo, Zerby moved from north street to the
Emanuel Evert property In Penn township.
J. C.8mith
with his fumily
Gossip has it that a wedding 18 to take place
suit,
The fellow who was under the impression
that he was In conversation with the bank
president sald he was greatly disappointed to
find out that it was only the spittoon cleaner,
The Water company council pret -nds to
plant
and furnish a full, sufficient and sbundant sup-
ply of water for the
months at an estimated cost of from fifteen to
but
borough within eighteen
dollars; upon Inquiry
the financial
standing and In fact never saw the man which
shows It to be another scheme by the grafters
to deceive the people and it is perfectly redicu
lous to think that a wan whose assessed val
of real and property
amounts to $2.40 would attempt
plant at the cost mentioned
1a
personal only
to putin a
and under the
proposed contract and Its conditions and is
simply another deception,
Mm, F
friends Friday evening.
A. O. Denlinger of Hughesville, is visiting
{| relatives ana friends here
last |
week ? did you have to leap or are you |
Brush Valley.
The roads through here are in a bad
shape.
Mrs. Ertel is not improving.
The
Geo,
protracted meeting is progressing.
Shook, one of Penn Hall's most
accomplished young men, spent Satur.
day eve in S.ack Hawk
PF. P. Duck spent several
counly scat ast week.
days at the
in this
OXes On AC
A number of our folks
had to move their mal
section
ouput
be ha
$ on account of his tri]
He
pair of
'
I'd advise
few weeks ago
a
sorm a
ott
woul
making
Miss Celesta Beck i
Rachau
A. Yearick
shipplog iumber,
working lor
S the lumberman, is busy
Agnew Limbert is selling saw dust for
the Sugar valley saw mill, Go and see
his samples
Runville.
Miss Lulu
Rockview for
her home at this
Mrs. Eo
visited rela
last week.
i Bottorf, wife and child,
is vigitiog reiatives here.y
who
, has
Lacas has been
some
pace
time returned «
YTS
weline Hugg, of Philips
ives at this place a few days
Edwar
tsburg,
or of
P
Claud Lucas, of Batts station, was seen
on our streets last Friday evening
Mis. Hanah Kanes and Mrs. Mary
Poorman, who have been on the sick list,
are much better a! this writing
Mrs. Mary Smith, of Milesburg, visit
ed her sister, Mrs H. A. Witherite, Mon.
day and Tuesday of this week.
Wm. Reasver and wife, of Bellefonte,
visited friends at this place last Moaday
John Stewart, of
friends over Sunday
Mrs. Frank Wetzler, of Milesburg,
spent one day last week at this place
Munson, visited
A protracted meeting is being beld in
the U. B. church at this place. All are
invited to attend and beip along in the
good work
Joe Alexander, who is employed at
Pittsburg, spent a few days at his home
at this place
HOW HYOMEI HELPS THE HEALTH.
Kills the Germs of Grip, Catarrh and
Co ds, “Cost Nothing if it Fails.”
of state Collewe, spent Sunday |
0. Hosterman entertained her lady |
HerbTea
| among the living yet.
Now that Hyomei can be obtained in |
nearly every town and city in the coun.
t.y, it is possible to buy from druggists a
| health giving climate, to be carried in the
| purse or pocket
| few minutes four times a day you can
By breathing in it a
soon cure grip, coughs, colds and even
the worst and most chronic cases
catarrh
S. Krumrine has seen so many re
of |
markable cures made by the Hyomei |
treatment, that he can sell it with the
positive agreement to return the money |
of it fails to cure,
A complete outfit costs but fi,
consists of the pocket inhaler, medicine
dropper and safficient Hyomel to last
several weeks,
It effects a cure in the worst catarrhal
and |
!
troubles and if breathed at the com. |
mencement of a cold or the grip, will
check it quickly and prevent sickness.
Extra bottles of Hyomei can be obtained
for soc.
When breathed through the inhaler,
the germ killing and health giving Hyo-
mel goes to the most remote cells of the
throat and Jungs, killing all the catar-
thal germs, soothing the irritated mucous
membrane and vitalizing the blood with
ozone,
At this season of the year, every one
should have a Hyomel outfit to prevent
and cure catarrhal troubles, and ward
off attacks of grip, pneumonia and simi.
lar germ diseases, x4
Ex Judge Gordon and Harry Boulton,
of Houtzdale, have formed a law part.
nership, with their office in Clearfield.
The supply is always greater than the
demand where advice is concerned,
| address by P,
L. M. Kerstetter a short time ago kill.
ed a large catamount, The animal was
captured on Brush mountain by means
of a trap.
Jacob Stamm, a prominent citizen of
Loganton, is reported to be seriously ill.
The officers of camp 318, P.O. 8. of A.
at Tylersville were installed Saturday
evening. The program of exercises in.
cluded an address of welcome by G, K.
Miller, slogging by the Misses Maud and
Celesta Weaver, address by O A. Caris,
singing by Miss Pearl Schreckengast
P. Grennioger, recita-
tion by Miss Effie Fantz, Miss Maud
Weaver, Master Bright Mechtly, address
| by President Shaffer and John Ritch fe.
{ shortly w be followed by a breach of promise |
Zion.
Chas. says if he can’t cut notice around |
Howard Best end lady friend,
oyfler supper on Saturday evening
On Sunday evenivg a young gentleman
called at the howe of our supe:visor, we
supposed that he came to inform him of
the bad roads, he did pot get home until
morning.
It is rumored that
bought the 8. F
Henry Gerbrick
Dorman bome in Zion,
Womanly Health,
Strength and Beauty
trengt! an depend entirely
kK her best
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metits ine
' of ber
ft fr { ¢ lexiot
AUNT DINAH'S OLD VIRGINIA
| the girls be will cut eyes out of pumpkias, |
Miss |
Detrich, from Hublersburg, attended the |
Makes Strong and Beautiful Women. |
| prop business.
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HAMLINS COUGH BALSAM
HAMLINS BLOO
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| young men missed
{ they went in
Unionville.
Arthur Hall, after spending several
mouths visiting friends in the east left
for his home at Donebrook, North Da-
kota, on Tuesday.
Mr, Pergrin, wife and son, of Columbus
O., his mother, Mrs. Rothers, of Sherl-
danville, Pa., and Miss Aona Yothers of
Julian, Sundayed at the home of Wm. B.
Turner.
Fisie Bing found a number of Demo
cratic Watchmans dated 18656 which
were stored in an old trunk by his
father, the late John Bing, and now he
puts in a good portion of his time pera.
ing them and says they furnish spiey
reading.
Mrs. A. J. St, Clair is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Wm. Bullick, at Punxsa-
tawney and in her absence Dan. Wil.
llams, a veteran of Venison Regiment,
has taken charge of the culinary and
sanitary affairs of the house,
Mrs, Ed. Wrye, of Loveville, with ber
little daughter, Blanch, is visiting her
mother, Mrs, Cora Krebs, across the
creek.
Mrs. Mollie Holt entertained the needle
and thimble brigade on Tuesday. I think
she called 1t a quilting party.
William Sensor, of Tyrone, brought
the body of his infant child to this place
on Sunday morning, and it was buried
in the upper cemetery in the afternoon.
One of the most delightful social enter-
tainments of the season was given by
Mrs. P. |. McDonnell on last Friday
evening at ber home on Walnut street.
The game of flinch being supplemented
with ice cream, cake, coffee, etc., to-
gether with cart loads of fun. 'Twas a
happy crowd of married ladies.
Robert Flick purchased the Johm
Harpster farm in Union township at
sheriff's sale on Monday, for $557.00.
Penn Hall.
Mt. Union scribe is not dead, he is
Hull Hering is busily engaged in the
The other Sunday evening two certain
i to get from the sled
when they passed their house and then
is it
at ware how
ent
8 alr
wJ ton ?
sew ion
' Porto Rico Coffee
D& LIVER PILLS |
ved a new
of Port Rico Coffee. [it
50 per
oh I the
Sechler & Co.
ras,
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in every instance.
satisfactory.
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LAST WE
Our New Spring Importation
Of GInghams
Every day the mails brought us letters and postals re-
questing samples of these Ginghams
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The result was this
—there was not one letter sent out but what brought us
It pays you if you can’t come in person to
send for samples, and it pays us also
Our Mail Order Department
has grown to be quite a feature in our business. We know
of people who cannot come to our store in person who
have already sent us an open order,
goods we think you would like and we try to please you
We only pick out
Remember, always your money back if goods are not
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