THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., DECEMBER 7, 1905 { i GREGG. RUNVILLE. “HECKLEY" PARK, ROLAND. | Chester Conaway took a trip to Shilo —— a — —— over Sunday and reports a nice time, $ . ’ N § . , K » KE, I IRVIN, , L. C. IRVIN, HOY, Clayton Walker has returned home| Ithat I weuld rite a letter to your Mrs, Jerry Glenn is visiting friends a; Samuel Rowe and Ed, Bubb werelat The revival services at St. Paul's from the woods and is on the sick list paper wonst to let you all know what we Jersey Shore » Cloverdale for a mess of venison on Sat. THE RACKET church are making great progress. with quinsy, are doin down here at He kley Park Will Reeder and Miss Annie Hassin- | Urday. for dinner—they thought it was Chas. Rachau, who is working for Miss Fannie Green, of Pine Glenn, is If my spellin isn't 80 good as it might | 000" aed Thursday, They | fine , Harter Bros. at Harter, W. Va., is at | visiting friends at this place be, you rusty t Jaf al me hex ase | never drove to Mileshu accompanied by Mr tle has his the home of his father for a few days, on Mrs, Myrtle Markley and daughters had much book larnin, and any w Ni Charley Hassinger / ¢ f ! as the fellers say up at Charlie W at BEng, Ub a visit Justena and Helen are spending a few AW. man's store, viz: it isnt always t Mrs. J. H. B., Hartman was at the | Weeks in Snow Shoe ler that has the best eddyeatior hat noes | PASLOr of . it FLARE TIS A £ aay : “ Lis (RES 0US dl () dll home of F. PP. Duck visiting and caring Mrs. Margaret Gross, of Bellefonte, | the most “ta ow 1] bova ‘at 1) Vi for her mother, Mrs. Wise this week, visited a few days at Mrs, Ellen Friel a G00(dS |. L. H. Duck and Jno, Wert pay highest Messers Malcolm Poorman, Edward | Zimn C market prices for furs oakley and Lawrenc ‘roft attended | Alves W. M. Keller expects to complete his outfit by getting a horse power gasoline ETT town. Lu line is now ope and look :. A aont artick POTTER T WP. MAAAAAA SALAS ALAS AA Les 4 M. il Ate Correspondents’ t Department : | The { camp ! PROSSERTOWN, home aft Cont : gd AE Ap SOU x EVERSTICK INVISIBLE RUBBERS For Men and Womer Turkey Craw, MINGLE'S SHOE STORE, BELLEFONTE, PA. Ready to Serve | » ram Ltrs | 1 Katz & Co.'s Store News. | progres Alle + 3 v | intend going t + b 4 mber i Spend © large trade changes the Te ¢ } ny ‘ HE BEST COATS are never the cheap- d | { est. Cheap goods are dear at any price. > & We are not in it on cheap goods, but we Ww ) ' 1 tliat A )! 4 Ye § HOWARD. It's a new store, every co FILLMORE. are strictly in it on ET . | Mess: B vy eDet : Do 1 Jam , ag uson k i RO b 0 ple i months, Wer Thomas and ck torning of cap ~ » GOOD COATS from State for Thanksgiv } uted him v : ¢ Ww ’ ’ : ‘ + oof & "wi ) Lal d tal enables us to mak very I'he * Jolly ! pen very pleasan i it of the nued rai | evening in the Scootac region Ot a Hine eT | Schenck | Stewart Rockey, one i ports Mrs. Miner § Pris. in other words, Coats that are elegant in cut and Yon are welcome fabrics. Broadcloth Coats, fur-trimmed Kerseys, men. while out inting last Thur ling a week witl killed a big grey fox arr for our Prof hoaters Miss Elizabeth Hoover spent Thanks- | Lester Bowe dating 1 $ ine at her me near t] a oe wes ham ported more oal under 1 BE Ee er uvar Le JIA friends again. We are very glad tosay | "0 LU" Tet been removed by BISHOP STREET. Coverts--quite the correct thing; well tailored and v A - want - : ¥ v1) Zeigler spent h a n ith ng rho hay been surveying they will hold their looks. | friends up the river x the coul femions “of. CleatBald commte Roan’s New Grocery, | worked into the good shape they present; hence ntinue i il. | that his sight i i art. Wel A A Pletcher opened : the many years of mining $10.00 — Black Kersey very ' AY morning easonable wie en ed by o ople | with a se jetival meeting nore hiefian on | * ‘Mr. Det Tuesday eve IR it Is Den lon Satur X by Rev. Taylor \ nak wate: © ’ | hot wate: th I t y : a oy . n . 1 3 1 " y : . . : f ii three quarter leng hi w Ire et i h ome of the child iw so close when . hand Half satin lined K : strapped win il ‘ Hunter's Park We hope 1 mav & placed the bucket on the satin immed; neck trimming is be about agair Atha Webet “ heothas ‘bent $12.50 «Excellent style o alternate rows of velvet and i | phsgiving wi non a1 Vl arviony ictures ictures glove fitting style in an unfin cloth; half satin lined 3 Mark 53 ished worsted: double breasted } Mme, Frank Steele, of Bellefonte visited velvet notch collar, plain sleeve Girls Coats at $4.95 | several days with friends in Howard Th ) . ) | e finest assortment ever brought to this flap pockets, half satin lined youl w ai na HAINES TWP, { Dr. Wm. Hensyl'and sister, Mrs, Wm. part of the state, We have ‘em in gilts, hard Values $6.50 to $7.50; and in : Weber, were to New York City to see wood and burntwood effects, in all the differ. $156.00 Glove fitting Coat . : f urnty . ‘ : X ( Kg oats WOLFE 8 CHAFEI their sister, Miss Louise Hensel : who ent styles and strictly up to date at extremely of Tan Covert: entirely lined Six Different Styles. Died Lewis Dorman Nov. 28 1905, | was Seeigunly ill at the hospital, She is low prices. Just the finest line of holiday in satin of self tone ooBt trite Two military full length and was buried at St. Paul Saturda improving slowly . goods ever exhibited here. Call and see them : ! styles: cheviot : $4.08 Dec, aged 85 years, s months. His wife| Albert Lucas, a student at C. 8, N. 8, and be convinced that it is a fact ing is entirely of straps, twen Ras RR and six children preceded him to the | visited his sister Mrs, C, C. Lucas. ; ; . h ty-one in all, outlining the fig Box coats of gray astrakhan wh '4 and pn. hildre lef We also frame pictures, having all the mod. : K loth. $4.06 Sp Fit worl ae hint 8 Hr n ure & tto Thomas Delong, of Romola, was ern methods of doing the work, insuring com. i ure tapering into waist and clo . Mourn, namely : Mr aniel SLOVEr. | buried on Sunday at Romola. Mr. De plete satisfaction, and have over two hundred graduated to flare of skirt; | Regulation top reefers, lined Mrs. John Orndorf, of Woodward ; Mrs. | Long w } . A } £ was a salesman for some time, | different styles of moulding to select from; so i " ce pec with flannel. $4.06. guko Coleg of Millhetan | MA wisny He was in the southern part of West don't delay but come earl oo avoid the rush Plata Sullat; aeavy Is strapped Full length ulation coats navely,of Nittany; Mrs. David Whitele- | Virginia at the time of his death. As | of the holidays which will soon be on, to cuff depth. rex ther, of Lock Haven, Mrs. H. N. Hess, | soon as word was received that he was | Ha i ‘ of cheviot. $4.95. South Dakota ; Mrs. |. A. Guisewite, of | very ill his wife and daughter, Mrs. | House painting and decorating of every $18.76-Made of black | And, last, full length box of Oak Grove; Peter, of Illinois, and ward Thom pson, started at once for description, Broadcloth; perfectly tailored | coats of fancy mixture; brass " They were there only a short | Miles of Wall Paper at the very lowest 2 alow a wide | David at home time before he died. Mr, Delong was pri PRL) hp RY wn an fitted il Brae | de I buttons, felt back. $4.08. Roy Musser and sister Gertrude spent | wel] Jiked by all who knew him. He artistic manner. Ap seams from shoulige to te | The group offers varied y the week visiting friends in Nittany will be greatly missed in the home and | ap-olac and Sapeolin varnish stains, low waistline, and (folding out || choice, and any one a big bar. valley, community i : ) full : ; 1 3 i Paints, Oils, Glass, Wind Shades, Room i into wide loose pleats to fu gain, Mr. and Mrs, Wilson Haines, west of | Our Thanksgiving services were not | Moulding, ete at ow Millheim, assisted their son in butcher. very well attended by the people. i ’ : i ing on Wednesday last, Minnie Schenck, of Williamsport, is The Good will Grange received eleven . a Eck h B th * barrels of sugar this fall, visiting hot father Siifin Scan enrot I'0 ers, Bush Arcade TZ —— t : i i «For a congh or cold take Krumrine's Wr cdo 3 wre Rag ed grap & . Compound Syrup of Tar—cures in one | of Gladuess” handy. Use it and go to . mis day, tt |sleop. tf,
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