THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, Page 8. BELLEFONTE, PA. Thursday, July 29, 1909, - | { WOODWARD. | ZION. | PINE HALL. Not having any rain of any account | Struble, of Most of the farmers are done haul- | | for more than a month the shower on | #pending a few days at {ing in grain | last Thursday night was certainly | after attending the The ball attended nound bov . J . | welcome to all the field crops as well | uncie, | Baturday The so wag 1 . v vst Tier ’ Samuel Baker, of Des Moines, Ia., is a as the garden 1 y Stein has ®o > Toraav ih ( I'he score was 7-8 In fav- ; Tierney, ’t at , { tr a Mia or of Pine Hall boys yisitoy H his od Hore Journ 1 He is 4 KB J Stover, wife and little son, Alfred Alby son 0 iam baker who in Gays BONE | py, 1. visited at David Musser's, of Bellefonts by won the reputation of being one of y “ Stairs) Shi 3 Wolfs Chapel, on Sunday the best teachers of the and a west and northwest, which will proba. bly occupy two or three months of time, | and cover a large extent of territory, “Dot" Weber and Mabel Confer shop ped in Bellefonte on Tuesday. CORRESPONDENTS' DEPARTMENT Continued from 7th page LYONTOWN. stork, though very une on the Pittsburg, isl his home here, funeral of hi Jacob busy in our zist to de- home of Just arriv ~ game was Ar the at Curtin Fannie Shore for a Mr. McEwing and ing their » vegetables of mother. days, wife, after } ere, have f¢ w re i ing trip the 224 for the HOWARD, On next Sabbath there will be preach »n ncation Hall, ing in the several churches in our town, and at the appointments whigh centre here as follows : Methodist Episcopal—Pastor Taylor will preach at Howard at 10,30. Kennedy 2.30, and Curtin 7 Communion serv will be observed at each of tl hree apport Church of Ch der J. D R, 5. 10, m,, and How ' . Joseph ( zach at 7.3 r HH. 1. Crow hel at 104. m,, at Sa at Hubler sburg itle, soaking rain of greatly to the comfort | the very late refreshed of potatoes but oats was will be light, because of the which continue are tically | rom it, ron back nts ur 134 an at to Methodist The ractive one ¢ pr ! vdy of the Howard as McMurtrie, who has i r many weeks, is na serious ands of Dr. Ball, al, and is expect Her complete y wished for lef », visited his rer Sunday entertainin y : or} Spangle 2} a oper vere Sunday H. T. Lucas Howard ‘ « + 0C, Mrs. Eimer Bowes, of Tyrone, was a | day visitor at home Thomas Bowes and family y Ben Sabbath the of Captair mending to th valks the length of last ness man and cap f Holliday sireets last T'ues- 8 eighty-two years as Sily as Most men Carry sixty.two Mary Riddie Moore, of Spokane Wash, , many relatives aod near friends in Howard, greatly appre- ciate the NTRE DEMOCRAT, as ‘a weekly letter m home Two families of young cat birds and haf a dozen bomes of baby robins, in sight ar reach of the cheerful and L.enahan ca wWiho Das most within al Corre lent’s desk ug neighbors join Holmes spent the last days week with friends, sod returning ight with her Mrs. Wakefield, a sis ter of Mr. Holmes iss Thursday Mrs Bazlet, of Liber. ty township, entertained at dinoer the | ladies of the Aid Society of the Re-| formed church, and some of their hus bands i Matthias Walker and family visited at | Eagleville last Sunday Mrs. Harty Smith and Mrs William | Kissinger, of Eagleville, were Sunday | morning arnv On Saturday afrernoon last some twen ty or more membersof the P. O, §. A. | took No. ss for Martha station, under | direction of District officer Wilbur F Leathers, to institute a new camp of their order in that vicinity This took away so many members of the band that we were deprived of our open air coun cert that evening, Miss Taylor, of Mechanicsburg, is | spending a week or two with her broth er, the Rev, Rollin S. Taylor The serious illness from which Rhoads has suffered for several weeks past has developed into a case de manding surgical aid, and on Monday | last her father accompanied her to Phil i adelphia where she will enter the Meth- | odist hospital to undergo an operation, The ite young lady has the Are spon« ‘RIS Miss ] al untoriun sympathy of very many frieads, who are earnestly hoping for her complete recov ery Myrtle Pletcher is spending weeks with her aunt in Clearfield Eugene Pletcher and sister Alice, of Ph ladelphin, are vacation visitors at home, I'he entanglement in the halter of its mother, who was tied In the stall with it, killed a fine six-weoeks old call for W. R. Gardoer, a day or two ago West Main street is being further im. yroved by Chief Burgess George H, orem, whois putting down a good brick sidewalk on his prop some five-fuot erty, A apt from Bows C. M. Muflly sod son Harvey, left on Tuesday for an extended trip in the benni«on is enjoying a visit his brother George C.. of Du. { + was the Dean. } [ day, wa the Dean, { of the P { properties | the ¢ | ment Company | ducing (and | about $10,000 per month county, grandson of Jacob Baker, who, in his yw virtue of length { ent, L Service, ¢ xcellence of knowledge of the law, ace in the county, LOGANTON. crowd 0 Of A ry tow: MEXICO if the fol took ' lowing company’s Du 4 Min laf te properties tunte ' ¢ state of ne ing ad the the de. other wi h time in every as well visiting many vicinity made a very their finding to of which can be writing any of ympany’s office, 78 ¥ Q Carl or Ex-Judge John Pa. This report valuable one In view Mr. T. B. Motz, of MIll practical miner of ir near gentlemen have interesting report of cops These ompan | had free of charge by the following: the «¢ Broad street N Woodward, Pa. Love, Bellefonte, an especially the fact that heim, is a in Colo and MeNitt for his Mexico Gold have Couer-deleone is well known business sagacity Mines and Invest eleven big mining of which is to day pro been for YOArs) The company low, and its af hands of careful, cone men Idaho Mr hereabouts The properties, one has two is capitalized fairs the very are un onest who e and ment, the stock in this company many inducements A the report proposition merits your careful consid- eration and co-operation Any of the named gentlemen will be pleased to give further Infor. mation request Write to-day for a copy of the report . are permanent for invest offers study of looking close above on PENN TWP, Bober. Miss Kathryn Btover spent a couple days with her friend, Furl Auman, H. V. Gentzel and family spent Fri- day at A. D, Smith's, and Marilla Lin- gle spent Bunday at U. G. Aumans. Mrs. Howard Eisenhuth spent a cou- ple days In High valley. C. Auman was a pleasant caller with J. J. Gentzel on Friday. Childrens’ $1.25 oxfords now vse, Yeagers Al Motz, | of } many | | years experience In the silver mines at | Leadville, will convince you that this | i : master an Harry Wi and Chestle Sunday ible hom fo v Bill Bodle day with his Mr 14 very pleasantly at the hospit- of W, E Tress) an their home in The wheat VIiCInity were Philadelphia and hay Hr if, of Stover, Park, spent Straw Berry Aug of Fledler, ia 1 crops in good, : Hosterman, fine A fentival ‘ ( ne 14, by 4 verybhody fair b gentlemen, north po Saturday orn a mn Our =" Pennsylvania Railroad Rulletin FORTY PLAYGROUNDS BY THE SEA COBURN This ashore time and The dog days call to the worker in home, office 1 mill the beside t the ¢ answer brings up thoughts of the many resorts sea where comfort, recreation, and pleasure alike aws ng of the hol Along ok lie iday-maker. the shores of New Jersey from He short and forty beaches, each offering deli¢ each easily accessible by the splendid the Pennsylvania Railroad. Atlantic City, reeds no tic to the Par its myriad at introduction, for its ct n from ¢ ific arms are Know he summering y the su 3 plac seekers after cool breezes, fine bathing centu Cape thousar May, for a of fined amusements lif ds of the seaside, is more attractive its new e maller n Wi lesea, Holly th the Av Ocean City, idwood sle City, w Anc rbor, afford To the and the fishing Asbury Girt, Point Upper Coast appeal with Any Pen full information regarding res al neighbors, Beach Crest, on, a Stone Ha summer pleasure to ti Seaside Park, Bay, icest sport. Island Heigl the ov Haven, Barnegat lie Beach resorts about finds the cho north other where er anc sa ng Park, Ocean Grove, Spring Lake, Long Branch, Bea Pleasant, Al El Belmar on the where the country meets the sea right on the beach, vacationist. Ticket Agent irsion rates, time of trains an a llenhurst, buron, and mighty force to the y nsylvania Railroad be glad to give gd ar exc range your sting whether it be for a day, week or the whole summer Ea, Fob bbbd SMULLTON Ale | wit of Pleasast Gap, spent a mother Mary Bodle, her i family, Mr. B pent Saturday f ” er " Marriage Licenses. A ee A A a a A A AAAs sass seems eel BP A a Se a id Bao 2 EE an me hs Sah +S ired REDUCTION SALE OXFORDS AT KLINE'S SHOE STORE In order to make room for our Fall and Winter Shoes I am compelled to reduce my stock and am therefore offering all oxfords at a greatly reduced price. The oxford season is now fairly on and if you wish a bargain cali and ex- amine our styles before going elsewhere. HENRY KLINE. BELLEEONTE, PA. EE Eada ER ff 2 1 PUPP +e All that are true and RRR RNR RNR Rennes snr tl rena renee eee e ee esse eee neat antes seal nent neretes ee RIte eRe RRRIEIR RRR IRRRRIRRRIRS REDUCTION ] TIONS End of the GOODS marked own gh Season have not been order to that mn mark this season's newest styles SEEN ERR ER RRR RENN NNR N RRR R NNR PRN RRR RRR RR RRRRR RI RRRRRPRRRRRERRRIRIRRRRESY $10.00 Suits, 12.00 Suits, 15.00 Suits, 18.00 Suits, 20.00 Suits, CORRECT DRESS CLEARANCE SALE —— to offer, and make room for incoming stock MEN'S SUITS AND TROUSERS 'T HAS been our custom each season, towards the close of the season to make big reduc- tions in the piece of all clothes on hand, so as to have nothing but new styles every season . For this season our reductions will be big- ger than usual-but we are determined to clear our racks and tables. You'll find good se- lections of the newest season's styles, and all reductions positively as advertised. Lt reduced to $ 6.66 reduced to 7.90 reduced to 9.85 reduced to 11.90 reduced to 13.50 reduced to $18.51 Men's Trousers, one-third off Boys’ Suits, one-third off Boys’ Wash Suits, one-half pr. All Straw Hats, one-half pr. $25.00 Suits, These prices go in force at once and last until August ist. You'll find this sale means much to the thrifty man. To who know our sales so bz as much over other highly inflated sales as this'store is day in and day out over others.) We say ready, with the greatest money-saving opportunities we have as yet ever offered. No goods charged at these prices. those who have waited for this (and there're many LAA LL LE I ER ER RRR RRR RR RR RRR R RR RRR RRRRRTTIT IE ae SIM, THE CLOTHIER Stitt nnn ne rr rr RL EEE EE LE EEE EE LE RL RE EE EL) BELLEFONTE, PA. FEEEsEsERE i
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