Page 6. THE CENTRE DEMOC RAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Thursday, April 7th, 1910, Correspondents’ Department HE NEWS IN Ne WINGATE. Ed. Bavarr and wife, Ing some time with the left on Monday for they will go hou new home Mrs. John La after spend latter's. parent Philipsburg wher¢ sekeeping in irie, ons. of Tyrone, and Mrs, Erba Wf Bellwood, spent M at the bedside of Mrs, Murr Raymond Fisher, after spending Easter with his wife here, returned to his work at Tyre Monda Mrs. Rose Snow spent Tues here Jane Estrig! and Tuesday visit ME left visit Ing Stes nday ne on Rowan, of with her She grandparents daughter left on where she elatives * thirdtrick operator, Clearfield to ther, return Ong will on ny his re 8 nd br on | Tyron day COLYER he ited at fore going Ohi ‘ MidMe) H RB the pave tha Mian ha®e, sper here Mr ar visited 1 Mine Adelphia weeks arrival parents Chan transacted 1} wir Baturda Mobert Kitner his work at ing a va n here Joe Ard and HL BR actetd business In Thuredas Me as In Miltheln afternoon has sain returned after apnend friends tn Shamoki with his many Hosterman trans MiMiinburge on last FAIRVIEW Boggs Two Amella Chapman spent Sunday her mother. Mra. Miles Lucas Alfred Luean, of spent Bun day at his home Carrie Bennet Nos Savers £4. Bullock and spent Sunday with Watking' Mme. JR dave In Bellefonte OMe Summers in visiting a few days at the home of Calvin Lucan whh Zior funday Ld Ld nt of Nellef her parents, wife onte, Oscar Watkina, whe ia employed at | Julian, returned home on Friday Jonnie Lueas ia spending a week at Mt. Eagle with his uncle, Thomas Lu- enw Itching Eczema Washed Away. Ia it worth 28 cents to you to stop that awful agonizing Itech? Rurely you will spend 25 cents on your Arue- wists recommendation to cool and heal and soothe that terrible itching fon? oy arrangement with the OD. D. D Labaratories of Chieago, wa are able to make a special offer of a 25 cent bottle of their ofl of wintergreen come nd, known as D. D. D. Preserip- an, Call or write or telephone to Green's Pharmacy Co CONDENSED FORM FROM their with Wm. | Tueas Is visiting a fow | | publicly recommended \LL PARTS OF THE COUNTY 1 NINN NANA NIN INA NANA NNN ANS NSN NP YARNELL. ithan Packer and ittended a su Shoe on last Tue Mrs Fprise sday ey John spent Waomer., of one day last Plensant Val woek J. A I. nna Harnish, ougins Yarnell has moved f { ather's farm here CC. Yarnell, wife and li Dorothy are pending latives and friends at lorent with ithérs Shank FILLMORE TYLERSVILLE of rheumatism nmencement axore M. E church ne April 70) ' ail receive cates of good work well done A purse belonging to Master Vincent Oyler was dropped near the spring, In Milesburg, last Saturday A driving through was seen up: if the Methodist will be I'he ¢ held he re class certifi wher thelr pleking It parsonage In much appreciated Mileshurg It by the It | tle boy lee cream at T. A. Huge's IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW, What a Heap of Mappiness it Would | Bring to Bellefonte Homes. Hard to do housework with an ach ing back Brings you hours of misery at lels ure or at work If women only knew the cause Backache pains come from kidneys, Twould save much that sick needless woe, Doan's Kidney Plllg eure sick kid. | neys flellfonte people endorse this Mra. HH. L Taylor, 72 8. Water St Bellefonte, Pa. says: “We think just as highly of Doan's Kidney Pills today | As we 41 two years ago, when we them They were procured from Green's Pharmacy Co. and brought relief from back. ache and kidney troubla, On several occasions since then we have taken Doan's Kidney Pills and they have al ways been of the greatest benefit. We think so highly of Doan’s Kidney Pills that we recommend them to other kid. ney sufferers at every opportunity.” For sale by all dealers, Price 50 cents. FPoster-Milburn Co, Ruffalo, N. Y. sole agents for the United States Remember the take no other name Doan's—and man | finder would leave it at the | | In | Mra i Some fifty person left our town this | SNOW SHOE, The Misses Harris visited at the home Rey Hall (ress were guests nate, on Tuesday Myre MMannah Te siting her sister home of Misa Nellie after ar teaching friends Mi have ngnin r of ( Mrs ‘ohurr Efe CA Weav At the home of Saturday Mre. Raymond Fried and son Renovo, are visiting at the home Mrs. Fried's uncle, A. 8. Stover, on N 24 street Miss Ruth fBwabb days with her whe sister, Miss I Coburn Weaver Edmund and family left this place on Saturday for thelr new home Freeport, 111, the former home FEAdmunds spring and there are nine vacant hous. es at this writing The personal and real estate Lydia Frank, dec’'d, will be offered at public sale on Saturday, the 5th Inst a good house and barn and lots of fruit trees on the premises PLEASANT GAP. Quite a lot of fish was sent | different streams from the fish hatoh- | ery, at this place, last week. Preaching services next Sunday eve ening at the M. E church, by Rev Bower, Mra. John Bliger Ia having her barn and outhulldings treated to a coat of ime: the work was done by Hunter Mayer, Anyone wishing to buy an good graphophone call on V. 8 Meyer, Delle. fonts, route 2 Mra. BE. B Swart, who had rheuma. tiam, in better, Prof. Williams expects to hold a term of summer schol, beginning April 11th, A social will be held In the hall on Saturday, April 8th, for the benefit of the High school. lee cream and cake will ba served. Come and help the boys along. of | of | Is spending a fow | Burd, at] out tol ' nurse theirchildren should a | the Green's soon | Weaver oh | 1 | | | | : | of ! of Mrs. | | | NITTANY. William Baker, who Hellefonte, spent a od { hig parents on | Ldovd Re chool at In in with working miple hours Saturday ors has ret to nid his up Fried Vinson, belng past week with Mi : lie y ner, of wnt part of bs veek ith LINDEN HALL te ¥rids Miss Bertha toms will att nt Auring t durl The Call of the Blood the aki 1 signs 1 ' ihle But Dr. King’s New ils make blood, give ol rich red fine at ap clear ski ox LJ health Try Pharmaagy Co. Be cheeks em. He liefonte ble with the men who get is that they feel so big er thelr heads URSING MOTHERS the beneficial fects of J * Scott's Emulsion It not only builds her up, show cf- in a very short time. but enriches the mother's milk and properly nour- the child. Nearly all mothers who ishes take this splendid food- tonic, not only to keep up their own strength but to properly nourish their children. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGINTS Bend Wo, same of paper and this ad. for one boautital Barings Bank and Child's Biketob Book. 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