Page 8 een 8099000000000 020000000000 The Racket. REMOVAL SALE Entire Stock at Cut Prices n Gingham we Apr : Ww n $1 Kabo Corsets E. P. IRVIN. BES63850000006000000000 SESS TIISETITITITTINGTET E292 129999909909999000000000%000% LIRR ER ER RR ER RR RR RRR RRR RIZE RRR RIRIRRIRTRTIRIIIIRERRTRY UNIONVILLE wv healed y neaiea i practi to Philadel f having found ne February Tua izer gath | Tar a h front yard is out in full Tuar Thomas Ingran rattle had 21 ratt Tuar Andy Rowan cut three wood in three hour mebby Martha Z kelberries in Joe Bartin bloom chine | Art H bu killed a jumt : ake 3] cord of NITTANY NITTANY NO, 2 overing slowly rom a slight attack of pneumonia Mrs Rachau, of William port, pent a few days with her daughter, Mrs. M. | lartholomew Amanda Dorman eT parents Verna Alli Sunday with her rents and was accompanied by four of er lady friends C. S. Beck was up t Bellefonte on Friday and returned with a number one horse Mrs Harry Baker ipent Sunday after noon with Mrs. William Garbrick, whe has been confined to the house all win. ter. Julia Butler spent a few days with her friend, Clara Williams, here W. H. Sheats, accompanied by his son-in-law, Thomas Gunsallus, made a business trip to Bellefonte, on Monday. James Gunsallus re | ro 1 iL wnt Sunday with at “ on spent ) pe 0 Miss Margaret Stewart and Miss Eva Miller, of State College and Miss Irene Uszle, of Snow Shoe, spent Sunday very leasantly with Mr, and Mrs, Selvin Jerr of Fubivy BELLEFONTE, PA., FEBRUARY 11, 1909. HOWARD. thaw" was delayed and did not arrive until last week, when it made a thore h break This delay gave the ice men their opportunity, with of fair quality from twelve eighteen inches thick, and good sledding, the greater part of the time, on which to haul it. They improved 1t with all | promptitude, and an ample supply, sev eral hundred tons, was safely housed. Miss Josephine Mcintyre visited her cousin, Mrs. P, B., Meek, at State Col lege, last week. Secretary of the Howard Brick Co., H. Moore, returned from a successful trip to Scranton, last Thursday. etcher were business visitors at Bellefonte one of last week's fine days. Miss Mary Strunk, y Bellefonte, week with her parents, Charles Strunk. Miss Alice Plet end with relat The somewhat ‘January enroute iob of the up J : ce A. busines on employed in two of last Mr, spent a day or cher spent the in Beech Creek of Mahaffey, I friend tee of Mrs wu " Wagner and to Bellefonte ne carpet Deen a1! typhoid alescent AV ng Ww pneumoni hanks be Miss Nancy Jane the young ladies Are re ported as Davis, Birmingl opped in town on Monday last t school at } 1" 0 al upon some friends and : forme: le of Howard | of seemed nusual I'he social fe be somewhat : partly sleighing sure of this ome of th to ina state week i we Rood activity | AUse of Lhe because of the Im Notes winter sea son ol inctions follow Miss El Heiner, of Milton, Miss Jess Page Bryner, of Connelsville, George |. Purcell, of Pottsville, and W A. Laird, of State vere constituent elements party at home Abraham Weber e ft eabeth College the of a Mr lly house and Mrs the of Two sled loads of our young | drove over to Marion township last Tuesday evening and spent a few pleas ant hours at the hospitable home of Mr and Mrs. John Yearick,. Among those in the party were: Balser Weber, Emma Weber, Edith Weber, Nellie Weber, Luretta Weber, Minnie Heverly, | Florence Pletcher, Susan Pletcher, Anna eople Jose : ine Henderson, Zehna Yearick, | Yearick, Irvin Gordan, George Long, Donald Welch, Herbert Pletcher: those THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, Mufily, jonsphine Muflly, Grace Schenck, | Ala Stover, Helen Bennison, Clarence | from Jacksonville were Floyd Guyer Ertley, Charles Snaffer and Mrs. Walter Yearick: | Heiner, George J. Purcell and ) Bryne: Thursday of la the last of the few birthday anniversarie have cometo Mrs, J. B large number of her friends, them, § Yearick, and Mr, 4 § ess Page { week was almost half rathered at her home in the evening to help her cele brate. It was a genuine surprise, hosts and guests were alike gratified with the long evening of social converse, music, games, and epicurean cheer, Last Thursday evening a big of friends and relatives of Mrs, Long drove down from a pleasant a hundred of evening 1 $a token of their i of o ( Rood Y (xILLE] IS THE PLACE. \ A. FLOUR $1.20, reg. 1.30 Locse Coffee 2 Ibs for 25¢ JUR RICE Rea, Price 12¢ f Pp Canned Corn Tea 6 cakes Ddoap Chocolate Bak. Powder » Tomatoes Macaroni Shred'ed Cocoanut Old Dutch Cleanser Jersey Flake soda Corn Starch Prune g Ibs | Rice, 4 1bs for Lima Beans Baking Molasse Cocoa Arbuckle Coffee For CASH ONLY. Goods charged at regular prices, We pay 33¢ for Butter, Potatoes wanted gsc, Brrr ano Commurciar Puoxes, STORE OPEN TILL 8 P. M. Gillen, the Grocer, ALLEGHENY ST, zabeth | which | Harvey, and a | and | “= Western | WOODWARD, The the weather last weel warm , y } iy 4 of . snow to change in t the reo elionte, ts of to water an Ary 14th a we have H. Those w at Reubs [ ing service wil {ley's, at Hind Corner wton the Sheesley and Wm Harry Sheesley, Bradie [ | of Pine Creek, visited at man's on Sunday. The revival services in {church are still in progress twenty-four have come to seek the Lord, Bell 4 e swallow Cer tainiy mud, ited lo Cooke ’ no vi evening wife, and Dorothea W WE Stover % o 8 v om the ill oN 4 : > . * 4 a GRAPES, from their most health- ful properties, give ROYAL its active and principal ingredient | some have found till seeking, The 1 | WHO blind evangelist, Wm, pent some a « eetings m ngs, Rhoda, time here vival left on Wednes his home The people were all to get ready for Conferen SOITY to see him ¢ great appreciate C8 Will not « Absolutely Pure It is economy to use Royal Baking Powder. It saves labor, health and money. Where the best food is required no other baking powder or leavening agent can take the place or do the work of Royal Baking Powder. YOUR MONEY T 20 Per Cent. O EARN CAR LOAD OF Horses | LEATHERS BROTHE i hong CiAILL RS, COLLEGE, PA. ‘The Beet Investment on Earth is in the Earth Itself.” Final Clean-Up Of All Heavy Overcoats AT One-half Price No descriptions or talk necessary—simply a loss to us; but our strong determination to dispose of our Heavy Owvercoats. Every Overcoat in the store—all styles—all colors—all grades. You may never have a second chance to secure such a bargain, SIM, THE CLOTHIER, CORRECT DRESS.
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