THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELL EFONTE, PA., MARCH 16, 1905 KE. P, IRVIN. Le C, IRVIN, TaE RACKET New Spring Dress Goods. Mohairs are the most pop- ular fabrics this spring and showing a variety in and colors at soc, 75¢, and $1 per yard. we are black 35c. in latest at §Oc Novelties weaves &e. Fancy designs and 25¢C., 31, 1.10, An unusually beautiful line all the late:t Goods in of sh wdes SOC. ['ricot Cloth and Novelties Samples sent on request, New Pat & ow ole Aaa AAR Sy Correspondents’ : Department : Jools Lh a a ALAA S SASS aa goods dodo fede d RESULT OF THE SEVENTH COUNT jo oe owjesfedeoferd ole oo food 34 : SOME DECIDED GAINS MADE yf the Cour Award--Large Some the otes Cast im Balle are { ng P rem ale First District: Third District Fourth District: Boggs, Howard Marion L tin townsh ps and ileal ard Doros—4 teachers iberty and Cur wrg and How SVYHO HO4 310A 3INO PrEAY joog Ssiyded] [0oydg RR. JOTIVH "TUNIS Rd ‘ZINN A Blache Irwin, Marion. Alice Neff, Boggs. : W. H. Minnich, Marion Susan Pletcher, Boggs Mary Johnson, Liberty M. F. Gardner, Liberty Alma Holter, Howard Nannie Delaney Boggs Harvey Robb, Howard Kate Bolling ger, Marion J] Fred Weav er, Boggs Carrie Bowes, Liberty Pearl Gates, Howard Theo. Pletcher, Howard. Fifth District: Unlon, Huston, Worth, Taylor, Half Moon and Patton townships and Union ville boro—47 teachers / Alice Buck, U Josg W. R, Heaton 2¢88 Henry Cronister 2187 Margaret Williams, Union Wa R jams, Worth F Dillen, Huston Elizabeth Hoover, Taylor Mabel A. Norris, Patton James Pratt, Unionville Mary E. Erhard, Union Lizzie R. Crum, Worth Mabel Garbrick, Union Sixth District «Rush, Suow Shoe and B and Philipsburg and Sou ) teach 1450 S - nionville Patton . Huston 1939 511 611 561 Iter irnside townships th Philipsburg DOr os cn ——— UNIONVILLE and ; yampir is where he growing interesting and exciting Body is ‘watching the result, a most as uo It were hight want to take & part in the law suit which will came off next after at farthest, send in tions to the ( DD. at is Lar in which t s law 1 Ww paper will be a contest for the Book a prize the week bscrip- charge week or you once eny he con Jaki rr ng it from the for he dite P. 5 vith On the sick lis Gray's farmer Cot wd to bed pneumonia; Mrs. Joh with pulmonary trouble is very ill of heart trouble Lot W Kimport was ill of g rip; Miss Ethel Everts who has been ill with pulmonary trouble is Some better Mrs Jacob D Wagner right arm was broker Mrs. Fortney, giving care Rev Strouse Harris ick n Bloom Wis § fall, her mother, motherly by a Her 1% her R. M. Mlingsworth returned | home from Scotland and is now with his family at the H. M, Snyder home Orlando Thomas and John Kuhn, two | of Saag eventos aged men, are ill, McClellan moved from Scotia to eplet’s farm, GREGG TWP, GRORGESVALLEY, Those visiting at the home of Harter's on Sunday, March sth, were follows Daniel Hosterman and wife of Coburn; John Hosterman and fan of Woodward; Ezra Harter, wife daughter, Rae, of Georgesvalley: Calvin Finkle, wife and two children, of Spring Mills; William Ripka and wife, William Ripka, Jr., and wife, Robert Finkle and wile, George Sitler and family, Adam Auman, Albert and Franklin Ripka, all of Georgesvalley, They wer entertained by Robert Finkle graphophone, Samu royany with Elmer Boop moved to Aarons! Tuesday Mr. Heckman will the farm vacated by Mr. Boop and lady former friend pare: Edward Zerby at the he of Sunday William Lingle Plumgrove, vis am Ripka, or Charles Lingle, wife and t) . fie nme lady friet he home the yunday ited of Aaronsburg, vi the 8 parents, ov Rearick pre: i former’ er S ; Rev, esting sermon in 1 on Sund Adam | LI week AS J]. W. Racha: at made a trip to Lock Haven last week John Houtz isl and |] left for Altoona last week Last Monday morning N. A. Duck re 1 home frem Harter, W, Va. after inauguration of President he reports having had a fine the this valley are in Sunday at Jacob he leonig wife s home of Rew Haas on Sunday forenoon The Sharp punch and judy H mrg will hold an exhibit the Hoys school house on Friday ing. March 1y J. L. Houtz Friday Elmer, Abner and Carl Rossman and Lizzie, Ella and Elmer: Phillips spent | Sunday at James Beck's and be nj were visiting at Ja kson 5 Tuesday preached his first sermon show from on in even iblers! left for Altoona on last GREEN BRIAR Calvin Bowes and brother Ard left for Illinois on Monday morning wilstum Miller visited at the home of | Wm. Bressler on Sunday and entertain. ed quite a number of people in the even. | ing with his gr Miss Susie Snavely returned home from Mifflin county, has just recov. ered (rom a severe attack of neuralgia, Miss Annie E, Kerstetter, of this pla ¢, and Irvin Gaugler, of North berlond, united in marric Elmira, N. Y, Wish them and prosperous life, Miss Sadie Wingard Wm, ler's, Rumors there will be a wedding near future-—how about she nm were age at i long hi app y spent Sunday at ress in. the iS? —— POTTER TWP, SONES, the green icaves Rev, A. J. Horner, by Rev. Mumau, : ing revival nd to aniov and to enjoy trees will soon 't meetin » v: it Boals Gap with success J W. AARONSBURG. “ $y v v fas . Sto ana 1a y Hosterman's Daren te the Sabbath at Woodward Charles Stowers with Mrs | D { ne Pe RUNVILLE. Walker, of Gr visited at this Clayton Walker has from Heiner Run, where working in the lumber Claud 1 parents at pian, ther place las t week ned h has been retur he woods ome of Fountain, visited his place over Sunday, JUCAS, this wife and little isited at Mrs. Ellen Edward Gross, son, of Bellefonte, v over Sunday ja seen Mrs, ( C. Bingen ster who is very ill Friel's es Smovyer, of B ur streets recently Was Caled her si Mart rower, wife and of Hawk Run, are visiting | RTT “ns two children at Mrs Jane — COBURN, Mrs. James A. Kooney of Montandon visited her many friends at this place last week The thick ice which had covered Penns creek is all gone, Roy Schaeffer and Miss Sarah Keen of near Centre Hall visited at the home of Alfred Keen on Sunday, On Tuesday “Dame” Lose's flittin | passed through this place to Centre Hi and L. L. Weaver moved on the fag vacated by “Dame” the same day, T. A. Hosterman, wife, and da beer Rachel, spent a day at the home R B. Schaeffer near Centre Hall, his down Main sundayed + ZION, Pleasant Gap, of Lank Mu 1 homa y Hom v0 days with spent Sunday at the home sner ved himse If by rid horse ‘Bob wp last Saturday of Clintondale, Alice Johnson returned this spend. ies at W ife are ( Fisher amus famous war it reed iN a few Col ng son Char State eqe after ister Frank wile nome riends er in Hall h Johw Hoy he makes the horse aut piace Movir nile ane his collar bone at school 1s 1m of Jacksonvill Ww WS oo me of Wm wea ~~ O00 0~0~0~0~0-0—Clpu I'O OUR FRIENDS : This week we o large Cousins’ ' . ( Invoice ot 1 Shoes Rf 1adies. I rds for + ne they are the 1 sown 1 nave would be pleased MINGLE’S SHOE STORE. =O 0-0-0 O~O+O=-0O~0=0=0=-0=Or0-0-0=0~- OOOO D-O=-O-Lx O-0-0-0 0~0~0~-0~0~0~-0~O— EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET REESE, Katz & Co. To Our Friends purchase store made a business is { )rder age cheerfully send | CON Sed vou rson. customer Of ’ r : done ] | * Department sha ont 1 ICS a Al We 1 sampies of business. you 2 ticle ac lvertised When Katz Advertises Anything Its Alw ays There for You to Purchase. Se m m m m m n m m mn m m " m m m m m * m m m m m m mn m n m m m m We only advertise goofls strictly they are. Nothing sold by us 1s misrep- resented. If we haven't anything to ad- vertise we don’t advertise at all. By watching our ads. this Spring it may be profitable to you, as we shall endeavor to keep you posted on all the new fabrics Spring and Summer wear as they appear in the Eastern cities Again thanking you for the courtesy shown us in the past and soliciting your future patronage, we remain Respectfully, Katz & Co. $393332233232332332333339 as for ER EEEEmezeccaeestrer oir iterT rere rrrerT rrr Caer pes m m m n m m n m m m m m m m m mn n m :
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