THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Cc J J J 2 J J J J 2 2 J i te 2 FRANCIS SPEER'S Breezy “That” Column EE 2 J J J J J J J J Tuar there is a man in Bellefonte who never quarrels with his wife until pay day. TuaT it isn't a very difficult tell where Harris Olewine, « got that new cap Tuar “Bill” Rowe, of B better cut that out now else have alittle “honey.” Tuar Ralph Mallory, photographer, had ligh street post « ards, atter task to Wf Bellefonte, the 144] ’ a great hot cakes Tua Frank Deitrick, of Bellefonte who plays the violin to perfection, says that it doesn't require a tonic to tune up an orchestra. THAT a great deal of sympathy is wasted on the homely girls of Belle fonte, but when vou come think of it they are the happiest. TuAT many a Bellefonte girl was severely punished for flirting. They married the man they were flirting with, Look around and see if this isn't correct. Tua Bellef 1 to be young men in ve sense enou n when in chy If t : sexton of the meanest n 1 " low who talks v 3 Pa il, an ] KS to Pa fre its i POT woman in Bellefonte the other lecturing a young man as to his slothful habits, finally thought she had clinched her argument by tellin, and Eve never went a with their bands ia their pockets Tua lad fonte there is ung lady in Belle who expects H on Atlantic ( or . ] these stormy March Poth heerful and embracing TuaT a man often is justified io going out of Garman's opera house between acts, to get a breath of fresh air, but the lady who sits beside him, often discovers that when he returns he hasn't brought the breath of fresh air in with him. It's odor leads her to think that while he was out mortification had taken place in his stomach. Such a thing is very offensive to the lady next to him, Cut it out Tuar the other evening a pretty little wife in Bellefonte said to her husband, “Why is it that before our marriage you ave me candy and presents, (the latter peing too numerous to mention) and now you never even think of bringing me anything “did you ever hear of a Bellefonte fish- erman giving bait to a fish that he had caught 7 Fhat's the way a large num- ber of men in Bellefonte and vicinity are treating their good, faithful wives, Tuar Bellefonte has toe many loose women runping the streets between 10 and 1 o'clock at night. It is said that a man disguised himself the other night, and while walking through the streets of the town he was confronted, by at least, six girls who wanted to show him a good time, Some readers may pass this off as a joke, but such actions, on the pant of bits of girls, has a tendency to er the moral tone of the sommunity, and stands in direct ition to the purity and sanctity of the home, Every gis n Bellefonte who is caught out on streets after 11 o'clock at night, who cannot give a good excuse for there, Id be taken to the lockup an given a chance to try those new spring couches they have out there. § him that Adam | considerable t the garden | “My dear,” replied George, | ojeeorfurfocforforfocfecfanfocfarfufocforforfecfoniols REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS el E. Kimport et al Nov 15, of two to Cora A ol tracts Thomas How ris et ux to W 11 Bowes, 1907 , Liberty ux to W, C. Holt, March in Huston twp. $800, ux to Edgar M. Bech Liberty twp ay Nason et 7 + premises 4 Orviset lel, March 11, 1907; del lot in P78 wikia Mitchell $1000 Josephine Cruse to Thos 7: lot in Bellefonte A. She Fe D. 2, 19 W.G, R emaker land unkle to Tho 0H, tra ect ely LF ree : ma much of an increase but it w increase in revefue « the year Cut Mer Throat A Roa Ame Purchase of Water Right ’ Move Early or Lose Your Vote. Any ter w roing t An residence fro : Spring 4 - and of else lose his: The law requis re } of sixty days to vote at ar the prinfary will be hele the § y of June this year—the first Saturday in June on the first day of month this year—sixty days before will be April and. Hence an early iS necessary in ; a Ara . y ret wil coming the moving Knoxville is Dry. Last week the residents of Knoxville, Tenn., knocked the sky high They voted to abolish their charter and get a new one that will prohibit drink ing within its limits. In a total of 6,421 votes cast over two thousand more than ever cast before in that city, the "dry | Hckat, won by a majority of 1.929 Throughout the day women sang and {prayed and pleaded with the voters {any arrests for bribery were made Can't Sleep While Fishing Lazy fishermen better beware. The superior ceurt has decided that it is il. | legal to fish with umbrella ribs and sleigh bells; this is reversing a decision | by Fuage Endlich, of the Berks county court. The defendants in the case used umbrella ribs attached to which bells were rang when they had a bite, In this way they were able to doze while fishing. The superior court in its decision declare | the device to be illegal, Father Hanged For Son's Crime William Mitchell was arrested in Es | tes City, N. H., this week, charged with committing a murder for which his father saloon was han in Texas 33 years He It is al that Mitchell al his parent to convicted through the testimony of a Texas rancher, rancher died a few days ago. On his deathbed he de- clared that the son and notjthe father was guilty of the crime. Fo — | just SOUL WEIGHS AN OUNCE Massachuset's Physicians Experiment on Dying Persons Five Massachusetts physicians have attained what they believe to be de- cisive results iuvestigation to de termine the or non-existence of the soul in the human body, They have found that the weighs an ounce | departs from the body at the in Cases been slow ihn an existence HRs L instant hfe is extinct, except ha In where the of thought and a« the soul is slow to come dvinge persot lying p } tion ita {1 don Xperiments wert con { pair of pail ipa ale vheel bed of a nt from at ihe opposite scale fe Il Was lifted from t made the first experime I exper nan dvi man dyiog found that } Mn SON that astom been fhe had been A the moisture | secretion ithe “a TY TR ay hristened., Mar J A Mat ) fourth above I yrone Eligatx names given four different furnace By adding “faroace™ as an affix DAME &% Originally : i when t ¢ y « the ne reader gots the § any pf MIX THISAT HOME THE LEADING PUBLIC SALES IN CENTRE COUNTY : Persons wh Moe will have registry FREE Over EE papers have their bills printed at thelr sales ant need in his ANG IL Appears saeh wees The charge 10 others is 8 All persons containing same desiring full sale announcement meatier a8 ON » Pia Rade be charged BLO and over, aoe of space used rding to amount Such an advertisement we Know is of & great deal more value than priated bills SATURDAY “ 2 Many tia sil. house and Jot. with out buildings and stable | house. & good twostory frame with one pore of ground, more or loss at Pleasant Gap FRIDAY, MARCH 0 Store JAcon 8. HanTen will sell a full Hoe of household goods. Sale at | o'clock sharp FRIDAY, Manon 0 CV, Gntven will sll at the Kobo Farm X mile north of Howard Horses, colts, cows. beef. enttle sheep shouts, seed ons. furniture, ste. Sale ot | o'clock sharp. DF. Wensel. suet SATURDAY, MAnoH 22 4 miles north of Miles burg. HARRY Jouxsron will sell live stock and farming implements Hayes Schenck, suct, SATURDAY, MARCH 82-85 M Bell will sell ab} o'clook sharp. at Npaisturg, Pa SATURDAY, MARCH 51 at Howard, Mus. AN Nie BR. LONG will sell household goods, furnk ture and some farm implements also proper Ly for sale or rent SATURDAY MARCH 1% miles north of Romola. In Liberty Twp, Farpeniex Ronn will sell # horses 4 mileh cows, § head of youn firm | brood sow bearing: also a full Hoe av ¥ te, and sotee houseboid goods Ad Weasel aoe smiestipm SATURDAY, MARCH 88 on farm in Milos twp, 3h Guamiey will sell Arai al o'olock, Mas » the gmp ure spreader hay Paks Fa yiley. Bo this! 1% miles south of Walls | | with steel sheins and almost dew | sown, 50 fine shoats, Chester white, Poland Chl | | ness, spring | with lars, MARCH 21, 1907, Page 2 MONDAY, MARCH 25 west of Belief SMBLTZER wii mares with fon young cattle At Hunters Park, 5 mi in Bepner twp, CLypn 1, 10 horses and colts, 2 are 8 miloh cows, 21 head of 19 sheep ull are ewes, 16 shoots, also farm implements, ete, A, C AeClintick nue 1 THURSDAY, MARCH 20 mil, the road that CREPR Ww mens MI BL X30 o'clov) st of Knecht leads 10 Jacksonville live farming wunehold gods A.C. MeClintie 3 iiies wie stock TUEkDAY | Ww farm Maven miles east SMITH wl “18 ork Mplemen ty p +t} {f toward, snd Lill line of o'clock sharp ThesDAY Va 7 head MACH On Hale far BENNER Way Fripay MAR State ( Cue Thurs. Mch., 28,G. P. Gentzel der. 2 farm wagons 2 and ht agony, pair bob sleds Empire grand hay fork wit res workers, hay ladder . we 3 Per Wrrows. I WN F H Clemson 27.) Harris Hoy vis A Bon Tues. Mch. 26, Be ner Way will offer at pubile sale on the Hale farm near Waddie station on the Dellefomte Central Rall rod at oa mm Lhe following LIVE STOUK 7 horses. 3 brood mares weigh ing 10 pounds each. | mare Ped weight. 10 posnds: | horse weldht 14x pounds. | Boe Back horse colt § yours old, one year Hog eos Nix cows, fine youn stock and all wil be fresh by time of sale: one fine bull, 2years ol and ie a full nlooded shorthorn: 19 head of young cattle. Ave of them are fine large steers two years old 1wo gre fine heifers which will be fresh about Vibe of sale. six Are young entitle one year old Mdof good stock FARM IMPLEMENTS © Binder. Mower, the binder a Deerige make and In rood condition, the moweris ah 1deal make, § good wagons. one | a Conklin thorse wagon: one ¢ inch tire wagon sip brood na and Berkshire stock, fine tarre animale, some of ehich will litter by time of sale. hoe | Empire grain drill. 2 good bay rakes, new land | {roller ec orn sheller, § Syracuse plows, § sets hay | Indders 3 spring tooth arrows, 80 tooth pike | harrow square harrow, § Albright cultivators, | | planet Jr. single cultivator, potato raiser with | | shaker. donbie harpoon bay fork with 190 feet of | | rope and pulleys. fanning mill, Centre Hall corn | anter. § sete double work gears 2 sets single | wEEyY harness, one new; set double driving har | wagon, ? bug one 8 op buggy nimost pew, good Cort) sleigh, Saemt culter , # pair bobaleds. one nimost pew. pol sidien lines. forks chains of all kinds, single and double trees, and many other articles useful on a farm that have not beet mentioned goods New No #0 Dockash range, 0. ¥ Excelsior cook stove, New double heater, 40 gallon copper kettle, # iron kelties, BEoter sausage grinder, § 3 » PORCINE VNIUS PONTO INOCONPPODIIPEOP ODOR ERE 0000 .Opecial Sale.. FRIDAY, MARCH 22d, ON Ladies’ Spring Coats FROM $3.50 up. ® 4 ® LJ 3 . v Ld Ld ® » 1 . ¥ Me ¥ # * @ o hd * ® Md » w » © * » * " * LJ 9090 OOS B sven. Workmen's Bargain Store, ALLEGHENY ST. BELLEFONTE, PA ¥ t ' » . ® ® POOP DVIVOUVEL SOP IVOUDPOO OI PURE IPDO ENVIS ETOSRRIVOOEE® OO OOOO OOOO 00 =O OOOO OOOO DO YOU KNOW WHY ---ECKENROTH BROTHERS--- ARE ALWAYS BUSY ? OOOO OOOO ECKENROTH BROTHERS. Bush Arcade, Bellefonte. Pa YEAGER & DAVIS SHOES or every occasion, from the dainty light soled style to swagger Oxfords for street wear M ade with every leather in vogue. EXPERT SHOE FITTERS at our store who will help yon in your se lection. All the new shapes and styles which are to be worn this season, YEAGER & DAVIS BELLEFONTE, PA.
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