Page 8, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA EE Thursday, March 24th, 1910. Howard is not known ang a lumber Colt breaking is alY the go among Mary and Chas, Slutterbeck, 1da and! town vet we have no less than flve our farmers Dorn Klinefelter, Myra, ] Margaret, | Correspondents saw mills running at this time, in and The wheat erop does not look vers Ruth and Wm Rockey Edna and near this town, within sight and hear- Interesting to some of our farmers, Mary Wagner, Hritamalte Fortney, D > ing The Howard Spoke & Handle The » ¢ extends an Easter grect Rebecen Cox, Fred Neff, Adam Bmith epai tment Co, runs a stationary mill regularly, kK to al Jewett Stanley, Francis Brooks, John | 4 and Shope & Crider are temporaril and Howard Frazier, Harry, lester, Continued, unning a portable one in the Butler UNIONVILLE. Elsie and Earl Cummings, Carrie woods side the borough lines The RM tebie Calhoun has purchased Charles, Ver an Allee Cummings, station mill in Lick Run Gap, now \ ¢ ry Hertha Irown elon las ) H Of 14 inetoned, grand square plano from " HOWARD owned and managed by John Haagen 2 Brown Stump, Wu iy ¥ - i LL) i ! Ly In Qur Churches Next Sabbath vas bullt away back in the Sixties by) being wiged up for a month | TOarsan, M and be i LTTET, United Evangel Pastor. W \ 18ti RITE and has been running with the grin. our good old Democratic Clarence { ond Oma hier, thoad H © . rt Fairview i SUCCOSS Hy ever since Just back of rfend. John 8 is agin able on Graee, John an } re mmmings and 10: 8 ¥ e we rap the town, up on [ f we out Wim, Stump v | 1 | n y 4 1] north side of the RUNVILLE. ful snoring da THE A Pleasant The 1 Affair I We are headquarters for the following merchandise and also sole agents for same in Bellefonte : Crepe Imperial, Shangsa Poplin, Ln eons oc (fit WOOL Marguisette, envi were. Il Crape Char Mense, kat Waddie, Shantisette, Shanting Japana, Matora, Andes Cloth, EGGS FOR HATCHING Aucher Mauchty Suit- . a ings. BABY CHICKS, —— ok : RW FINE. BRED. POULYRV [hese goods are priced from 18c. to tra. J $3.50. Where else but at Katz & Co's can you find such an assortment? 8. C. White Leghe her —_e. POTTER TWP.—Manor 8. C. Brown Legh R. C. Brown Leghe White Plymouth Rocks Barred Plymouth Roc Rhode Island Reds 8S. C. Buff Orpingtons Baby Chicks $9 to $8 per hun g Ratz & Co, BELLEFONTE, PA. 2888 88% Keystone Poultry Yards, Bellefonte, Pa IN THE Easter Clothes Parade You'll see the best dressed men wearing the clothes of the Sim Store. Not necessarily the most expensively dressed--- but the men whose clothes look to be a part of them—that B&B low shoes lor easter stand out from the rest, in the grace, style, distinctiveness Thousands of new Low YARNELL ’ y ’ : 4 Shoes now in for Easter. of their attire~will be wearirig the Sim Clothes. One or Two Evelet Ti Pumps and Oxfords all the You'll be appropriately and correctly dressed for any scason’s best leathers — Pat ent, Tan, Dull Finishes, occasion if you come here for your clothes—clothes of Buckskin, Suede, Castor, also Cravenette —£3.00 t 9 individuality and character. $6.00 a pair. “The Cob" —a new short You'll see few clothes any place at any price that can pam « vamp, high Cuban heel Tie, Balint. alors on Patardar “The Cambridge’ — full approach these, and none to outstyle them. 0 Leathers spent Bunda medium toe and heel Tie, ‘ TT her home I t. Eagle . “Th . ('} | Matra Mru ’ Eves nd Mien | LT) rixie f'onfter spent Su i) with 1€ 1 ton straight MN Johnson, ‘who have been victims of wh rma and Luia Eckley. last with medium toe and Let us show you the handsome new unl Be Vers pttacks Ww Emp Are Shanks were Maude ‘Poorman, Mel heel. mproving He and Nancy Kelley and Mr. Kess- “The West Point”—nar clothes and models at priccs no higher RBiackemith Charlie Pletcher who y with the Lucetta Heaton 2 spending some seam leaves his anvil excepting for ' pen 1 mportant business, tox kK time (0 gO to | time at Milesburg row toe, Cuban hed]. . than you'll be asked for the other sort. Bellefonte lust Wednesday | GREGG TWP—North Precinct. Fifth Avenue’ — plain ! Mrs. Mary n DeHaas attended the The party at N. A. Duck's was well toe, Cuban heel. funeral o or cousin, mriens Ar: lattended on Thursday evening als “wp " mer, in Williamsport, last Friday. {though It had been reported that the The W ellesley full round Harry Cooke, of Philadelphia, was boys had been drunk. This Is an un toe with high Cuban heel—just the guest of his grand uncle, W, L.| truth and can be proven such, , new, Cooke, on Thursday last ! Some people are little but think they “- " . i ’ are big and at the end they are as soft The Dresden” — plain toe, ’ Miss Myra Daughenbaugh Is spend- | oo cubber ball ing some days with Bialr county | gamuel Beck has moved to Noone- Cuban heel. friends ville where he will start farming Above enumeration will par- Correct Dress Mra. C. PP. Long, of Bpring Mills io Boyd, Stover is all smiles-"Hisen tially tell of the many new Low i " . a n o, . 8 ues! of har. mass Wis —_—— "The birthday party for Mr. 0, C.| Shoes assembled for Easter—all | ™ > : Youd : ’ | Homan was well attended on Batur- made according to our order at | rm. Arthur Youdes was a shopping | day evening. : : : wh Look Haven on Friday, | Home of our "would-be" forenoon the country's leading shoe fac | , 1a Cooke visited Tyrone | fafinate are doing sate plowing. They | tories, business last Friday. Rev. BE. I&. Haney preached an able | BOGGS & BUHL turds was a Lock HAYon [#é¥inon in Bathesda church on Bun-| NORTH 8IDE, PITTSBURGH, PA. Saturday, ¥
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