THE CENTRE YOORAT BELLEFONTE, PA. DEC EMB LE R 20, A Greasy Tale. 1906. o | ADOPT RESOLUTIONS, Some of about the | munitie Tagging FRANCIS SPEER'S The 1 §00 Grangers in DuBois in at- | | tendance upon the meeting Breezy “Chat” Column LE A i astic yeception by esolutions were a lopted as follows I'he state t “sume entire cost of schools and have } months tion to free ¢ ition of 14 make | ernment. gener! tv just ress to b yl d und their com state were the | Millhei the I term, ® » opposi it wou were seeds Tuatr some girls in Bellefonte, who go T ‘hat a difference to Garman s opera house, think that some fell are the how w Tuar Pa n Lney ier contri ' } ' whole they think are, ul McG \ The Circulation Stim ~ and the Muscles 5 ANC lubricated by Sloa. TEEN Price 25¢ 50 Sold by all Deale: “Sloars Treatise On handsome young A Wa Ya Vad WW the Be him he LEGAL A PMINIS | ADVERTISMENTS. Oo & 3 the hay but he w it Andy Reese Musser Hot THA tor that the under | rking ! belle | - : a Tra : : Hi H fonte, paik to skate 1 the lake it would be etter for him to have a fall-out than fall-in. of the when } : Olewine, of Belle takes his best girl down to Hecla Sh ibadotdatittiudedtadunds itordaaethintabdutBiatentsu tat 1s oa stad o+ SPECAL. SALE Friday, Decemb’r That Spring “Ram's be a mean Bellefonte took obi bdd bd TPIT on sdb bobbbiot i 80 Leb wa LADIES’ DRESS FROM $1.75 LU oh eh ey bh I" i Ld WORKMEN'S BARGAIN STORE McBride Bldg., Bellefonte, Ob bd bd bd A bbb bd bd bd bd A Ab A RA bd bk \0dadidddaddaatatiaddandandondantontontandadonbonbandandondandondantoabantaads ids Shh bho bbb bobbi bbbbbbbLL LLL L LJ e — eo yowa Lasioces. man of - Ballefonte, says , Three White Deer Shot. ae yore k e Spelling. Cheertul News Travel Slow But are Here at Last day of rows : “ Ourroot A West at | was in turn ¢ nt sit re v n 1 at TL srt . | A ef Exe ons of Tonsiline Cures E06 nol Gulictng pas Sore Throat ona of the tant, and le care The throat is the n cate parts Trains Buried Under Snowstorms. given the best possil The throat is The air It liquids we drink, all pas cat Yery ea ¥ the Kate way we breathe, the | ele posure ad one of our : FOR WOMEN gest fron ) Brandre for Over a el drug and sugar medicine st coale $1.90 Per Tick The reported estimate of Henry Rogers that J nD. Rockefeller's come from Standard Oil alor be $60. 000,000 # year has resulted ir the usual computations as to Mr Rocke feller's income per minute, et One of these shows that every time the ticks off a second $1.90 goes into Rocke feller's coffers By the whole minute has elapsed he is $114 richer and in an hour he has added $6,840 to his fortune. A day brings itup to $164 16g enough to pay the salary of the presi. dent for three years, with a little left over. The rate gues on every day in the week. Sundays and holidays, Even | if the clock stops ticking the $1 go keeps | on coming in every second MOK time a | : ! ! What Campaign Cost, The statement of the Prohibition state committee for the recent campaign was filed Thursday at the state department showing that the receipts were $16,608.65 while expenditures were $17 636.65 and there are unpaid bills amounting 10 $3. | 18,81. The statement also shows that | fomer L. Castle, Prohibition nominee for | govenor, received $840 from the commit tee funds for expenses and that he was | paid $250 for his services in 1908, The! committee owes State Chairman MeCal mont $1,875 in salary and $425 on ac | count of cash advanced, Many a man's wealth consists of the money he intended to save and dida't, : | garded thing und orders were issued recently | every year Knows His Voice After 42 Years. Altho 10 42 years Geig er, of gh he had Dol seen i | war veteran, DD. A Kutztown, recoguized comrade, Henry H. Browomiller, by sound of his voice, though be did not see the latter when he spuke. Brownmil- ler is 05 years old and lives at buylkili Haven and paid a visit to Kutztown thie Civ | his former Pennsy Stops Gift Giving For some years it has been tice of the employes of the Pennsylva- pia railroad to present their foremen with gifts on the holidays. This is re by the company as a wrong that it should be discontinued, Finding Pearls Again, The annual harvest of valuable pearls | | from oysters has commeuced, Harry Miller, of South William port, found one in a bivalve this week tor which he has been made a cash offer by a New York dealer, to whom the pearl was sent, You can't square yourself with God | unless you pay what you owe to your fel low men, the | ti Paul os m the bread er the negar or with nothoig to 1 much bet r plaster dampened is bet n either flax seed or i neither dry out or whaler : o 1 well ter as a poultice tha ppery elm and w ur so quickly No man telling her that he loved ber Woman will do as much for love as | men will do for money ever surprised a womans by | Strangely en peglecied Sore Throat is a very serious matter, for {the whole system is in danger in conse ; quence of it Every Sore Throat patient is a candidate for Tonsilitis, Qu a and other serious or fatal all of which can positively be prevented by the timely cure of the Sore Throat by the use of TONSILINE. 1f taken in time a dose or two will do it TONSILINE is made to cure throat dis eases and nothing else. It is the one rem- edy for this purposs sold largely in the United States Every user endorses it; every physician, koowing its virtoes, commends it The one most important thing to remember about TONSILINE is the fact that it really does cure Sore Throat All druggists, 25¢ and H0c bottles The Toasiline Co, nay, Diphther diseases, the prac. | TOILET SETS, MANICURE SETS SHAVING SETS, SMOKING SETS, and Novelties of all description Successors to F.C. Richard's Sons. YOU CAN PLEASE YoumssLY AND FRIENDS BY BUYING ERE. A ———— C.D. Casebeer, Jeweler and Optician BELLEFONTE, PENNA. DIAMONDS, WATCHES CLOCKS, SILVERWARE, and Jewelry of every kind, Canton, Ohio, EVERYONE HAS HEARD OF HAVE THEM. THEM, WE The most perlectly comfortable Shoe known. One trial and you will always wear them. Call and examine the merits of this well known and ever satisfactory Shoe: THE RED CROSS. YEAGER & DAVIS, THE BELLEFONTE, SHOE MEN PENNA. A-1040, B-676, C-193, D-89, 51392.
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