THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., NOVEMBER 23, 1905 POTTER TWP, PLUM GROVE. M. P. Musser and wife of Zion spent a day in Plum Grove visiting friends Gertrude Auman, of Georges valley, | spent a day last week with her brother, IV. A, Auman. N. B, Schaeffer and wife Ness trip Mrs. few days Brion. Sidney Poormat {tended a CK K. P. IRVIN. Tae RACKET L. C. TRVIN, made a busi. to Bellefonte on Saturday. Zerby, of daughter | Henry with Sober, spent a Mrs Our stock of Winter goods her Geo 's «till complete is still complete. voi Brocka. al sale in Nittany one day last Haps, Un Flan Wool Gloves, 1 Ls . Blank: ls. Auman, derwear, Outing brother Fl ecedd and Mittens, Shawls, {OW one Wm spent former day ast § Keller { in Sunday at r, Mrs aeffer spent Sunday nel. Hose Knit ele. phew, Penn Frank Toques, quire Sch Hnan's Thomas Trutt ler and children ntre Hil Howith Calvin Sny Tew and pe nt & Mrs We for the same price than oth- sell sell you better goods ers because we buy and all 1 the rest Mrs. Jo for CASH ONLY. f Maud of Li i § asi Die Racket Store GO. gi: Res—— pen Correspondents’ t Department : Continued apa LA 2 i 2 a ah ah J hh A a ot HOWARD. —— GREGG TWP Mark SLAIN . ¥ and » mte on Monday was | roing. Doo Wel ils | 0 Pt mpare i to Jes vacat he loft { fine rabbits Mr al wife at were | veek, ed at the spend ne on the centl r sey! v ’ pe | 18) ’ I g her sister Mrs let Car weeks in Alloona visit Jno Ww ther Mrs. A. H is much '} man Is Fran sited his sister Mr . Mrs. Fi ville Mr time with !} ron: Mrs. Mayes latives this week Qt of Tyler who has been ill, Are 4 e village, Hove i ] Shuman Holter is spending Some of our people viva ng at Ww ing conducted | Mrs. John seriously ill, are attending re. addie, whi ww Rev, Taylor vmne meet nh are be. iner, who has been is getting better (rar nan Holter keepwi N. Y.. to finish his wish him success er fone, 8 si end. Je sie W olfort : Perry Woleslagle, of leparte i ing a week at the home Ll, for Pough course Ld Grace Schenck is suffering with an at. tack of lagrippe John Lauth departed for an extended trip through the western states to Cali. fornia; from there to Mexico where he will remain some time The pupils of our public school are compelled to bring certificates that they were successfully vaccinated or had smallpox Will Weber is transacting business in Philadelphia this week Miss Kathryn Confer, stcompinied by her gentleman friend, visited her par. ents over Sunday, About ten of our young men left on Saturday night for Cato where they ex» post to camp for a week and hunt rab its, CLARENCE. Watson and were Munson Mrs. Jennie Florence Sunday Verna Harnish is at home again. daughter visitors over Quite a few people came to Snow Shoe to hunt but not all hunting game, Mary Croft was a visitor week here last Surveyors are surveying for a new state road from Snow Shoe to Clarence Mrs. Blanch Walker went to Yarnell to visit her parents, week, —— fIFifteen headaches cured for 100 by using “Moyer’s Headache Tablets.” of | ROLAND. i TYLERSVILLE, V. E. Von Gunden is going to Ebens. burg to work 1n a planing mill, Prof, Wesley Bierly, of the { school in New Jersey, is friends and & here Robert Albright, Cambria county, ha Harvey Lim ton, visited WwW. H vl Ww nana whnich i is visiting | Mrs. Sam'l| Edward Cosi of Tyrone, his grandparents, Mr. and Bryan, of this place, The furnace is in after being closed for time, Charley Shultz De Hersh isiting 14 Gia operation repairs for again, , some relative who Wis wol : 17 sel has gone to Cato to § returned, work: Wm. Aikey has taken his place at s furnace Bil lie do you think that is be ctor than Arty ing the old gray. Mrs, J. L ome time visiting at the home Weaver's at Brookville, Clair Williams his wheel Mrs bert ! ’ and family, ie Neff of the spent late Col, Protracted n church Hund Ah ve to the ht to meeting, makes a her man part of the very york t L ind Amand: — CENTRE HALL. that has 5 new c— LOGANTON. (heny street ju MT. EAGLE. Grand Opening { HI NEW 5 AND 10 CENT STORE! Saturday Morning, November 18th, with a full line of Hosiery, Notions, China, Glass, Tin, Wood, Granite and Hardware, Toys, Novelties, Jewelry, etc. Call and examine our lines and be convinc- ed that we sell cheaper than you have ever bought. Following Is a list of prices to give you an idea how we sell goods Dust pans Valencience & Torehon lace he Shoe laces ire Tafetia ribbons, all shades Veyd Lemp g oben No. 2 te yd Engraved tumblers oe yd Men's black hose 100 R ling pins Joe Large bo tle machine ofl 100 Laundry soap We Ammonia quart bottle ., 10e Plain tabie tumblers 10e Tin ple plates lw I papers full ecunt pins 10e Keg boaters 10¢ Lamp burners with wi 5 wiek . oe Balt & pepper shakers, Ladies’ Ince and embroidery ediiarns Framed pletures complete with glass aprons with or without bibs Fancy sewing baskets Velling (assorted colors) Ladies’ belts, leath'r and mercerized Ruchings a'l popular colors Glass pitehers, 2 quart size Glass cake and fruit stand China moat dishes, large sizes China saucsdishes, pl'a or decorated dardanecers, 7 inches No 8 steel skillets... Large granite wash basins y Sand 4 quart granite pudding pans. 2 and 3 quart granite stew pans Milk bow ties 1 10e he ea yard adm wo Bea yard be each be each fen pr fe each be Teakes be he Ladies 2 tor Be be each Thousands of other artices too numerous to mention Remember we sell nothing over 10 cents, Call and avoid the rush Don't forget the address, R, Glenn was at home a few days last | ‘THE NEW 5 AND 10 CENT STORE, Bush Arcade..-Next door to Doll's Bakery. 2flor bo | | COBURN., | Mrs. Nora Zerby of near Sprin Mill Is spent several days at George Zerby's, of st———— GORTON., C. F. Corman, Duquesne, who everal weeks, ret Monday ster little son, relatives here r home on wife and visited irned to thei Kerstetter and chael Evert's « Schaeffer and HAVE 100 NOTIGED how Yd Pros és - Montgomery & 6. FSS IISITII IIIS ED [o! be Have you bought your Winter Coat or Suit yet? No-=Well you are just the party we are looking for. Remem- ber New Styles Every FIT TTTTITI ITI I TI TIT ITTTI TI TI IIIs sssss Saturday. ATZ & CO. ITE GETS E CESS GE GIST EGET IIIS IIIS.
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