Page 8, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., MAY 25, 1905, E. P. IRVIN. L.C IRVIN. HE RACKET. ~~ Gauze Underwear for women and children. A wom an’s Bleached Vest with around neck and armholes Others at 13, 15 and tape OX 25 CIs Of { on rox Complete line Gauze Underwear ti ward LADIES’ BELTS Belts for sun and colors, Silk Belts at 2 mer wear in white LADIES’ COLLARS We alway styl TIO most Vil "nr A} prices, A LADIES’ CLOVES RACKET STORE (0. AAA AAAS AALALALS SLE ds Corr spondens’ : Department Continued from 7th page bbb bbb bbbbdbb bbb bbb bebe MILESBURG a x : + 1 ob —— JACKSONVILLE - MILES Twp Rev. Lis ped at the yy Joseph Mover to Al Mrs. Kuhn nome on - Klines and has week, as was als some better Mr Mowe - ——— TYLERSVILLE. toona fron He was a Little "Twisted," They tell this on a young fell expects to be married, in the happy the r for He hesi time, and went to see preache some pointers the other evening inquired of the dominie with much tation “Iais It kisstomary to cu “h COBURN., On Saturday evening, Rote one of the ol A it community 20, John 3 in this i age of 79 years, 1 month and 2 days from gangrene, after a few weeks intense suffering. He was married twice, his first wife being Mary Shaffer who died about a score of years ago; his second was Mrs, Sarah Corman (nee Snavely) who also preceded him to the future world 16 months ago, He is survived by six children, namely Mrs. Lizzie Stover, Emanuel, Simon, Mrs. Maggie Vonada, Lewis and Wil liam, all residing at or near Coburn but Lewis who lives at Lock Haven: fifteen grand children and eight great grand children Funeral services were con ducted by his pastor Rev, F. F. Lauffer, on Tuesday morning, in the Reformed church of which father Rote was a con- sistent member Interment was made Reformed at Aaronsbur; Prof. A. ] rand wife, toona, who 1d 1 tablishment Harter's parents ane friends at this place W. J. Harter and Va., who spent t ot the cemetery a *S ere, ret I ROLAND. I'he game of urg on Saturday Snow Shoe and ( by the latter, t 4 ood job treat you boy nthe on € Mil Bulle Rums vs Pine Knots. TT tiv boi t ‘ + ' . inte WINg | MANY years, towns would his all ¢ of feeling pre In the Odd Fellow parade the of Odd seventy-live w coms Two have berland Lodge Fellows num Ing ore pine xnots on their ago they ra ioe N aorw would aised Now they were cheered along entire route draft for $2.00 POTTER TWP, COLYER Rev. E, E, Haney, of the Zion Evangelical church, assisted by Rey, T, L. Wentz, of Allentown, will hold his quarterly conference this Saturday 27th, at Spring Mills, at 2p. m Sogunion services at this place at Zion Evangeli- cal church on Sunday evening, the 28th, at 7:30 p. m, B. D. Brisbin, of Centre Hall, pur- chased the O, K. Love property at this place pastor Frantz Zerby, of near Penn Hall, vis ited John Zerby's at this place, Miss Annie Reninger, of Spring Mills, visited her sister, Mrs, J. H. Moyer, Rev. E. E, Haney preached a very able sermon on “Prayer” on Sunday evening Sq: Housman Blan Wed The frost great deal of Le Tre and daughter Bellefonte last on Sat damage Lewi pent wdparents, Henry lie aster town, spent Sat. man — BENNER Twp Frank he calls got on calves and Lt In Expensive Cane. a Gates, of Tyrone, on F Ww day (rate millionaire and : 5 magnate o ew , A cane Nn fat) given 0 net ia stor of the Bin ! ier by the gham House, Phila lelphina, sixty years ago The cane con- . + sword on which engraved a 0's head and face, Miss Gates valued $1.000, but John W. thought it th a much larger sum and sent her a The cane will become the property of one of Mr. Gates’ friends GREGG. YANKEETO W. H, Bailey davs in Nittany Vv Harry Weaver has a A. C. Mark was Sundaylevening with hi horse. Frank Emerick and daughter Vera. passed through our town on Monday. out for neaith on new hn iggy and Our supervisgr is busy at present mak ing side walks, Charles Frankenberger Weaver visited the latter's brother on Sunday and while they passed through our town had quite a chat with the scribe Mary and Annie John Hoover, Alice Mitterling, Smith, were to Madisonburg on S at the home of William Noll Our up-to-date physician, Doc passed through town Sat irday evening W. B, Feidler visited l on Monday eve Breon, mnog wenn— PENN TWP, Ret ——— ADDRESSING ENVELOPES dressing le few, but all ) his broad | put ope t } nly a 1 *, yea all in t 1 will 0 18 precaution an lead-letter office out of business Been Tres pt — wobble ir State fa the bserve tl Low-Rate Tour To Denver. 1 account of the Epworth Leag International Convention, to | Denver, Col nia Railroad r to Denver lucted System ¢ Pullman equi Philadelp Pitts rg or 1. Ar at Denver at 12.30 n on Wednes. July 5. 1 i overing round transportation "ullman one berth) going, and all car traveling will be sold at the ates New York, $61.20: phia, $71.75 ; Baltimore, $60.00 ington, $60.00 ; Harrisburg toona, $58.75 ; and at proport from other stations [hese tickets will be good to either Denver, Colorado Pueblo, and will be good for return pas sage on regular trains to leave either the above-mentionad points not later than July 14. Deposit of tickets with oint Agent at either Denver, Colorado ele, or Pueblo not later than July 14 om wl meals when special ng very Philadel Wash 8: Al rates » folio 10n Ale for passage Springs or { of These tourist advar delightful side trig Mountains Park, the Grand Can y the Lewis.and Clark Expo land, for which Hoeral return LO take Colorado Arizona tion at special reducer tickets will be on sale at Denve fr, rado dprings, and Pueblo For fu Bed ific rther information concerni rite tat oF irivileoes “ie op over priviieges, returning routes consult ticket agent, descriptive erary will be mailed upon Ww oyd, General Passenger Agent, Broad Street Station Philadelphia, Pa application to Geo ——— Makes all the Postal Cards. he modest plant that turns ou Isaac Underwood, District Agent for Geiser Mig. Co Bellefonte, Penna A Search for Oil, at Centre eratio: Operalion WSHRUM 1D DAL ) - Ax Trained Animal SHOWS BELLEFONTE, Friday, June 2nd ne tbey a — “. Beaumrur Ebucaten PONIES Pretty Performing Ponies, Dogs. Den keys, Elephants and Monkeys. Big Street Parade ADMISSION, 280 CENTS. IS S550 5500050800000 etecteset eres eae) SASS AAAAARAS SOS AL ese 00s hihi dtd ddd ANOTHER CIRCUS ded ede $3 ir CARPETS tl Our competitors CARPETS that ft) MATTINGS r MATTINGS rn MATTINGS n VELVET CARPETS ' price #1 USSELS CARPETS { ompet tors price 85 BRUSSELS CARPETS 114 Me Detitor IM BR | npe price RAG Our regn ) Oar regular 35 Smyroa Rugs, 9x12 ft. regnl Kurdistan Rages, 9x12 fi 87.50 quality £6.00 quality £5.50 quality, E 25 qualit 4 KATZ CARPETS. Our regular 50¢ Rag lar 42¢ Rag Carpets at Rag RUGS ar price $40.00 Smyrna Rugs, 9x12 ft. regular price £30.00 now regnlar pric £22.00 Brussels Rugs, 9x12 ft. regular price 18.50 COMING TO TOWN eset a rr Raa asst tenn natzs ] Katz's Carpets at ! Carpe te at now £32.50 £24 £17 JEW S500 808400000 E amg A A Aa ease II nov OW +4944 $5449 SMALLER RUGS now now Prices talk for themselves. & CO. and payment of fee of fifty cents secures an extension of return limit to leave rice was | gither of the above points not later than to hier a very pleasant surprise, — Herald, | August 8, a 09 : Sur fis : » AY : the bride 7 _— now in Europe. Miss Gates says the sometimes done, he believed, but hardly The preacher said that was Lots of people sale of the cane at the above | LE I EI EER aE 204 3: a ee ees t lLaR NOt OR Err RRR SERN OR | ever began so early as the ceremony spire suspicion
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