Thursday, July 29, 1909. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Page 3 Ls FRANCIS SPEER'S Breezy “Chat” Column That Mary and her little lamb, Have long since passed away; It's Mary, calf, That is making the hit to-day. That the people of Bellefonte will laugh at a man's silly jokes as long as his money talks, That high winds are people in Bellefonte— ly blow themselves, That it is sald that there is taln milkman who comes to fonte who is very fond of ples That there are some men in Belle- fonte who would rather be wrong than right-—if there is money in It. That it is said there is a back gate on east Bishop street, where a good bit is said on both sides of It. like certain they continual- a cer- Belle- That some people in Beliefonte give | and then | away what they don't want, have cheek enough to call it charity. That the mother in doesn't know where her 16-year old daughter is at 10 o'clock at night, isn't doing her whole duty. That holding dollar within an inch of the nose of a certain man in Bellefonte will make him stone blind to everything that is good. That when in Bellefonte of young enough to came. That a n tist to get are a dozer a plie d tl exp! ball in the cal : That if ou might Paum, the gentlemanly clerk in “Sim the Cloth- jer's” store as to what t clock In Spigler re's store s s t him believe Harr Tha proms gowns for thing ing Just fous thel Bell desir store ty alrir wi you have interview nothing to do ¥ larry Coo oO inte proud, could be id of some pew. Religion in B about as water, If there be done, the mir Their members up treasures hereafter members much of those ellefonte is at active as a pool of stagnant any good work to isters have to do It too busy laying earth to give the a thought If the church would talk religion half as as they do politics the churches would not hold half the converts. The morning after the final resurrection there will be an entirely different feel Ing along this line, but It will be, to many, like the fellow who locked his stable after the horse had been stolen. That it Is rumored of ladies on Willowbank street, Belle- fonte, are getting things in shape to tar and feather two married men who are sald to be cutting up some strange “didoes” in that neighborhood. If they bring on a nasty scandal these gen- tlemen cannot blame anybody themselves, Both these married men have most excellent wives, and thelr place is In their homes st a reason- able hour at night. It Is also whis- is are on these sports Is onto the racket, and! is quietly making an investigation of | the strange things she has been hear. | ing. This Is a pointer which promptly heeded might save a bars rel of trouble and much humiliation to both of these gay decelvers. Re- member that the path of the trans. greusor Is hard. her sheath, and silk hosed | spending {in Centre Hall, | Centennial will hold | parents Mr. and Mrs. M. Bellefonte who | | young horse was valued at $260, that a number | but | | conscious condition pered around that the wife of one of | the Spangler hospit If | day, 2nd Instant, OVER THE COUNTY. The Misses Tacy Kreamer and Kath- erine Heckman, of Johnstown, are a few weeks with friends The Lyons reunion and basket picnic will be held this year on Saturday, Sep- tember 4. Full arrangements will be announced later, W. O. Rearick, of Milroy, sold out his grain and coal business to his competi- tor, and since the first of July has been | { paired and fixed it up so that to- Say it poe av. | Shore, ley | ne devoting his time to purchasing grain in car loads. The U.B Christian Endeavor society of a festival on the evening of July 31, at the home of H. B. Waite. and have a good time Mrs Chas. Geary and son Alger and | daughter Louls, of Altoona, are spend- ing thelr vacation at the home of her | F. Rossman's, | parents of Many of our farmers threshed their same, The paid for to sell as « Tusseyville, have already wheat and marketed the iuusually high prices now grain is a ten 3ptay ation for them ickly as ib Meyer a frot Pe SSI re Hall They nd wife, of Cent Ir wester makes a farmer replaced for less Runkle's ating, while being herded by Mr. R Wellace, a newly mown fleld Farmer DK Keller also lost a valuable a fow days ago wt of Old For ' w n they cH than $50 both died eact Mr from blo Cows nkle's son, in COW The other daya valuable horse be longing to Calvin Holt, was killed at Julian, The team frightened and ran directly in front of a freight train, The the other escaping with slight injury, With in the pr two weeks, Orlando Wil liams of near Julian, also lost a valuable horse. While coming down a steep hill | the horse stumbled, the lock on the heav- | ily loaded wagon broke and the animal was jatally injured, Jamies Nason has | also lost three horses by death the past | few months, mium WR A Clarence FE. llasy, son of Aug. Huey, formariv of MI heim, victim of the nine esplagion ot Wehe | rum, the latter part of June. After! being taken from the mine In an un- | he was taken to! al where he re-! gained consciousness, but at no time | was there much hope for his recov. | {ery, He died at the hospital on Fri | and was buried at! Belasano, He leaves to survive him | a widow and two children, Merrill and Emma; also a father, two brothers and three sisters, all residents of Cam-« i bria county. | Beech Creek, { These worthy On Wednesday of last week James J, Gramely, of Madisonburg, took to mar. | Democratic State Convention, As required by the rules governing ket at Millheim 80 bushels of wheat by the Democratic party of the State, and measure that gave s bushels and pounds over weight, He also from acres harvested 32 bushels of wheat, Some time during Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning, of last week, the barn on Stans MFcarland's farm, near Grazierville, was ground, The contents and barn valued at $500, no insurance, The Philipsburg Journal says Mrs. H. R. Fd 14 were Mr, McFarland carried that Ruger and little son, of Bellefonte, arrived in town Thursday evening. Mr, Ruger who recently pur- chased the Star theatre, has rented the George Bortel property, which the tami. ly will occupy in a few days, William Baird who purchased the old Boal farm, near the Old Fort, has re- 18 one of the finest farms in Pennsva Mr, Bairtakes pride in having every: | the Democratic State Convention | meet in’ the Majestic burned to the| | candidate thing nice and convenient around him. | | He raises good crops which naturally : : | raises his by account, Everybody is invited to come | FRISeS his bank account the at The Ladies Aid Society of formed church at Howard, met home of Mrs. Wm. Batschelet last The party was chaperoned by Mr Robb and Mr. Charles Yearick. gentlemen fulfilled their entire satisfact the the quilt was finished carpet oyer the the Ing. acob the After about 6 lbs, offices to of ion of , the party went Estate Transfers. heriff t 'o Real Every time it storms the raincoat feels { worn out and the umbrella is used up, Re- | pear | Thursday for a quilt-} 45 | in compliance with the action of the | State Executive Com- meeting in Harrisburg will Theatre at Har- Aug. 4th, 1009, at the Democratic mittee at its risburg, Wednesday, 11 o'clock a. m The business to be transacted will be the nomination of one candidate for Judge of the Supreme Court; for State Treasurer; candidate for Auditor General, act upon such other matters pertain- ing to the Interests and success of the party in Pennsylvania as may brought before it. Sues Landlord Landlord John Fredericks, tor of the Antes Gap hotel at Jersey one Mrs. Henry Bower. The husband received drink after the place had been warned sell him no more, and while in intoxicated condition he tried to drive a wagon with the result that his head caught between the standard and wheel and met a horrible death Apples and Peaches Ruined. Not more than a fourth of a crop of and one-third of a crop of will be gathered this year in lvania, according to informa- received at the department peaches apples Pennsy tion of state ly to the r Surface A cod- one | and to | be | proprie- | is being sued for damages by | woman's | at the hotel | to | an | Do you feel Like This. Does your head ache or simply feel | heavy and uncomfortable? Does your | back ache? Does you side ache? Do | you feel fagged out? The tonic laxa tive herb tea known as Lane's Family Medicine will clear you head, remove the pain in side or back and restore your sirength, Nothing else is so good for the stomach and bowels, At druggists and dealers, 2sc. You may call a man a rolling stone, but don't insinuate that he isn’t on the level . Peaches promise a fair crop. Snow Storms in July, A brisk snow storm passed over Mor risdale Mines Tuesday evening about 9 o'clock, which was observed by all the people who happened to be out of doors at that hour. It was a dandy snow squall and everybody knows in these parts it was cold enough for icicles, ires no school To nurse a grievance requ liminary course in a training hospital, pre or Next to knowing what emergency the best thing what not to do, to do in an Know is to THIS money. JOHN J. REFERENCES: Live you money. YOU ARE GOING TO BUY Stockers ano Feeding Cattle SEASON You want to buy where you can get the best cattle Write or wire at once to for the least LAWLER 163 EXCHANGE BUILDING UNTON STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO Sound, safe, conservative, strict honesty and a square dea ESTABLISHED OVER 25 YEARS | guaranteed. . » » J LJ » » >» » » Sr ar ear ar aa a a a a Lr aa SL J JU JUL, JN JR JA, 4 LL . Ll LJ . . . » + LJ » . LJ * + 1 ar icv vee a . * - LW a Cui » a ¥ . . » “eon : LR, Sar Sarr Sa LR Tow an of PRICES THAT WILL LA J a a ar a ’ » (OS DEN TS CN ON, » . LJ “0a JUN JN, JN. JEN, JR. Ce yal me mE AEF EFF YE EAEFEASEEY. aa a a a a Sd ar a a Sar a a a —— AHN ERATE ATT AAA » ’ . oF a a Sh J JON, JN JN, JU. J, JN, J -les do wv a Ll L LJ . 4 . . . - . . . . . » . BIG REDUCTION IN MISSES’ CHILDREN'S BOYS AND YOUTHS OXFORDS INTER ARE ar FEE EH ERE RRR EEE IFN ERERERF a a I ar a ar a ar Sar ar Sr tar ar a ar a a ar Sr BE ER ETT RTE TE EAE AATAAN SSAA AY ST YOU IF YOU WANT GOOD VALUE YEAGER'S SHOE STORE, BELLEFONTE, PA. mAnmEEE OR ar ar ar a ar a LINE MEE ME J a a) » _—s x $4545 99 999949490 0 9 3 4 4 90 4 4A PHT EER F FRI TREES ~~ RE NI a ee AA aad Men's 25¢ N $1.00 Men's Men's 75 Suits for Men, 75 Suits 50¢ Underwear for Alteration Prices will be Cut, Slashed and Pruned on all SUMMER MERCHANDISE This sale commences Saturday, July 17, and positively ends Saturday, July 31. Owing to extensive alterations to our store we will be compelled to reduce our stock, and in order to accomplish this we will offer the following reductions : for Men, - - gular $1 Shirts at - gular $1.50 Shirts, Soft Hats and Derbies— $3.00 kind for $2.50 kind for $2.00 kind for 50¢ Neckwear for eckwear for Underwear for Working Shirts, 50c kind, Lot of 50¢ Fancy Hose, 15¢ or 2 for 25¢ Lot of Boys’ 25¢ Stockings, 15¢, 2 for 25¢ One-third Off Trousers, One-half Price One-third Off 50 Suits for Young Men, One-half Price 150 Children’s Suits, - 200 re 100 re One-third Off 79¢ a piece $1.00 a piece 50 regular $2.00 Shirts, - $1.25 a piece All Straw Hats, - One-half Price 75¢ a suit 40c a suit ieee es as a A AAAS AAS Aa a aaass LR AAAS EA AA AAAS nnd + $2.00 $1.50 $1.00 40c¢ 20¢ 40c aa sass s saa sass sg gg i No goods charged during sale. MONTGOMERY & COMPANY, BELLEFONTE.
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