Thursday, April 14, 1910. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. ———— or Breezy “Chat” Column | FRANCIS SPEER'S That the kisses but ers them in person That the Bellefonte meet, tall, That George Knisely, says that the only way cigar from a bad one own, That sometimes the Will Provide,” Is very those who are too lazy hustle That the cheapest looking thing at the bargain counter in Claster's stor Bellefonte, is always a man waiting for his wife, That it is very crets Into the in Bellefonte fect control of That it sald a Alfred Thompson, the eryman, what he did balks? “1 sell him,” horseman, That the steals a fan the the fellow who steals a he dles he can take it may be a useful That in a a Morris husband getting the wife's pet dog “Doesn't that scald That some Belle persist in being at the church on the Res themselves That fonte make a vulg other words off after That | wanted dancing she call body wi falls, That sense the mer stocked on hand all wise That 1 has disco stops a money ferred pocket phant That farmer a mule burning ungrateful : ple in Bellefor known t« for them That the other day sor “Billy” Garman what made him they had theatres in Pharoh's time In reply he said Didn't Joseph's brethren remove him from the family circle and put him in the pit? Billy's friends are wondering when he becam: ar with the Bible That or Tuesda mor: : aly on Linn street lellefonts Id her husband that 4 dreamed 5 bought her The hu first dre flirt and th { throw the wise guy deliv efforts of trying to resembles a some make dog people both ends chasing his In i to tell a is to buy good your text, “The Lord comforting for to get out and wrong of to pour Some women have per tongues se ears unless their you is gentleman asked Bellefonte liv when replied his horse the young fellow has in Bellefonte wl! advantage fur with article Bellefonte chair, but over cap. When him, as It home instead rt LAV] ther any omi« has you?" fonte late he to |} } } BOOS A with« the pe class. If wouldn't That oe who in at what they better trace probably they of affairs that to have made Wt in often an terrible It may be all right Bellefonte to put there are others won't stand the That there Ia a in Bellefonte who mirers, and the call on the falr evening and persons In Bellefonte good to look people, had origin back and discover a state wouldn't desire own The pant thing to rake up for some people in on a Mth whose family teat th nselves too call common their would style. but record bright has two joke is, they often damsel on the same then a pitting contest takes place as to who has the best “sitter.” Who will succeed In landing the feminine prize Is a little difficult to surmise just at this time as both admirers have sent a cupid dart Into the heart of the fair maiden, and It In not an easy thing for her to choice, That there has been a good deal of kicking by the patrons of the two tel ephone companies In Bellefonte that parties on the same line listen to their conversation. It is just as polite to listen to a private conver sation over the telephone as to ap ly an ear to the keyhole, only there not as much danger of being caught, Those who make this a habit are far from being ladies or gentlemen, and deserve to be punished by having the phone taken out of thelr homes, young fond ad Indy of Bellefonte, | Now | make a ime | OVER THE COUNTY. Dr. John the skating He will lumber ling tobinson has rink at State the building and construction of a purchased College, the dwel- in the use Forester will again Mountain expect sen McNeal for a short have charge of the State lands He to remain throughout time does the whole gon Mrs. Willlam Felding, N. Y., who prior to her Miss Sadie Kelchline, township, underwent appendicitis, St. New York Prof. J successful of Brooklyn, marriage was of Ferguson an operation for in Vincent hospital, Calvin as Bright, who the WAS 80 principal of Walker high school nt Hublers- accepted the position of pro- mathematics and scien in gchool at Mansquan, N. J 101 Rossman, sot Keeping farming t! his father, Penn Cave township who just up this Jo lost and began e farm of man near LH the well preser : good as it vias when the built On Saturday GW. Straw was : Fie { 4 : : wp. iarvey DD ) : ot Vonada Fel : 1910 te in Walker $1048 2 WwW. D « IX to Wm tort April 1} State College Grace EE. He March 18, 170 lege twp, 36.000 Wm. J. Dale to 11, 1910, tract LYE Ti I. H May 10 College, #5 Jona HB. Horst ter, March 14 | Siate College Thos, Foster gardner, Aug Hiate College. $400 Thomas 3. Wilson Wilson, April 1, 1810, Halfmoon twp, $1 J. GO. Fortney's exm March 21, 1910, Potter twp. 86.500 Adam Vonada's nada, Feb, 25, Walker twp Wilmer lLannen et ux Rachau, March 30, 1910, in Union twp, 1900 H. A. Brumgart's exrs. to OA Johnson, March 81, 1910, tract of land In Ferguson twp, $2,000 Deed of Elisa G. Irvin to John W Coakley, dated Nov, 25, 1000, recorded | Jan, 11, 1910; consideration $30 "t ot tra land Zetthe Npring March tw Holmes + TE 150% to J BN : Borst of land In tract Hiate 060 ol ux 1910, 15.000 ot al 12. 190%, to tract LeRoy of Por and In to J. RB Baum tract of land In to of ot al tract Mary E land In to tract H. Rim. t mey land In of H of D Ve and In exrs. to 1910, tract . $3771.23 to tract Theresa of land Nittany | pot ! { ly | from UTTERLY ABSURD. The Very ldea ‘Made ‘the Unprotestec Woman Indignant. The male passenger in the fare box by the conductor explained that there wus uo redress, that the swallowed up completely as if it had been dropped into a The passenger suggested that the conducto hold out the fare of the next person to get on and give It to him, thus even ing things up. The conductor said he would arrange it If possible A woman of suffragette makeup got on and started to drop her nickel iu the box, “Just band It to this man here,” the accommodating conductor see, he" dropped a dime mistake As usual extra nickel hing been ns well sald “You “What's that?” Interrupted the wom an sternly “I say,” repeated the conductor, “this man has already paid two fares. You Just hand your nickel to him. Then that will make everything square.” “Glve the nickel him! Pay his fare! Well, 1 guess not The idea of a man expecting pay his fare! Why" “Oh, no; you don't understand see, it's like this” to me to You “It doesn’t make any difference what the reasons are, | not pay any car fare, particularly a total stranger I never heard of anything shall mans #0 utterly absurd.” iy that time on the plat form the and wondering wh (ind of a he 1 poor, un every body wns HO man game WOrs nan He te look that ¥ on had been trying to w i gave the con he fur meant I submit’ And here “That's right,” sald the judge quick Miwa ys sub i Crier id Journ he dre beautiful x ppd irl aid boldly prope that and "as she n ore) told marble ut the Youug have my mistake ry the This I» su elit - him that to | hen busy editor inter ted man he remonsts ide a I'nke down wen rest rial stone office” Why Salves Fail to Cure Tazema Scientists Aare now agreed espema germs are lodged outer skin or epidermis, but In the | other skin, Hence a penetrating Hl quid I» required, not an outward salve that clogs the pores | We recommend to all eczema pa | tients the standard preseription Of! of | Wintergreen as compounded In lauld form known as D. DD. Prescription A trial bottle of this D. DD. D. Pres. | eription at only 25 cents will Instant relleve the Itoh We have sold and recommended this remedy for years, and know of wonderful cures fits use, We recommend It to our patrons By mall Se extra Green's Pharmacy Co. DBellefonte the | the | that not In WOUNDED DEER CASE, Sometime tor of the iruce nt ngo hotel in Kurtz, Hyner, was ed at the tance of the mtate commission for having a deer Hon which Is contrary was given a trial before John PP, Anthony, in Lock ter hearing the testimony gentleman reserved pnd proprie nrromt game in his to law, Alderman Haven Af- the Intter for sey din DOSHES nnd decision eral weeks charged on the « Haturday Mr, Kurtz, placing the costs ounty However, when My Anthony Informed Charles Bartels, of Williamsport, attorney the partment, of his action gentle. man stated that they appeal, hence a settlement has yet been nffected Before aldern on for that would not de. Mr. K authority the coane discharging irtz the on the careful acted accordingly Fur ther legal proceedings will watch ed with interest by the public g ally, especially hunters an looked up and then subject study gave When Your Feet Drag. vour feet feel heavy as two of Bexine Pills will tired feeling Sexine anteed to When a box or pel that are gua of nerve kness that can 1} Price $1 a six boxes for $6, with money-back ruarantes Address or sh, Bellefonte, Pa. the principal rem 1hstit lead dis- Pills formas cured overcome all a wen box te Preliminary Work. liminary work for the f the 1} Eagle Vall the Pennsylvania rallr 1 Tyrone to Lock finished, Including the road d. the A DOZEN FAM URED OF | BY CUTICY Showed No Marks but Whole Box ltched Like a Million Mosquito Bites—Sleep Out of the Question and Life Became an Inferno. DOCTORS AND DRUGGIST TREATED THEM IN VAIN —————— ch pre i “The Cut in the world In Dowlais, S§ years ago, families mie by a di Believe me, it ease of its kind Rohes all the lemedios are the heat w from experience, Wales, about fifteen wore stncken whole. known as the jth, the most dis- that I know of, as it ur body and makes your life an in Sleep is out of the question and you feel as if a million mosquitos were attacking you at the same time, Yet you could see noth on the skin, Bot the itch was there a right and | sincerely trust that 1 shall pever get it. 1 knew a dosen families that wero so affected, The male nn i myself belonged to the sooty and tov t th for s } wo fs is terrible bers an steward Favorite Footwear Styles Of New York Clubmen Our latent shipment of Regal Shoes in cludes ultra. lashwonable models that are right now popular among the clubmen of New Yok and London, who are the admitted authorties on men's styles REGAL SHOES | correctly reproduce the smartest custom * models devgned for each season, Regal quarter-sizes reproduce perfect custom fit sod comlon. 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I want one now for my summer home. I think these oil stoves are wonderful, If only women knew what a comfort they are, they would all have one. 1 spoke about my stove to a lot of my friends, and they were aston- ished, They thought that there was smell and smoke from an oil stove, and that it heated aroom just like any other stove. I told them of my experience, and one after another they got one, and now, not one of them would give hers up for five times its cost.”” The lady who szid this had thought an oil stove was all right for quickly heating milk for a baby, or boiling a kettle of water, or to make coffee quickly in the morning, but she never dreamed of using it for difficult or heavy cooking, Now-—she knows. Do you really appreciate what a New Perfection Ol] Cook-Stove means to you? No more coal to carry, ne more coming to the dinner table so tired out that you can't eat Just light a Perfection Stove and immediately the beat from en intense blue fame shoots up to the bottom of pot, kettle or oven. But the room isn't heated, There is no smoke, no smell, no outside heat, no drudgery in the kitchen where one of these stoves is Used New Perfection Oil Cook-stove It has a Cabinet Top with a shelf for keeping plates and food hot. The nickel finish, with the bright blue of the chimneys, makes the stove ornamental and attractive, Made with 1, 2 and 3 burners; the 2 and 3-burner stoves can be had with or without Cabinet. Every dealer everywhere ; If not at yours, write for Descriptive Circular to the nearest agency of the The Atlantic Refining Company (Imecorporeted Cautionary Note: Be sure you get this stove see that _the name plate reads ¥ New Perfection BIG REDUCTION IN Boy's Heavy Shoes We havea lot « left over from winter need a pair ol HEAVY SHOES for rough wear this summer and you can buy them at a BIG REDUCTION AT YEAGER'S SHOE STORE. Bellefonte, Pa THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Bellefonte, Pa. A large number of women have accounts with us ~enough to warrant us in providing a separate room Many women need advice in financial matters; particularly on the investment of money. We shall be glad to give our best advice in this im- portant subject to anyone requesting it. The married woman with a bank account in her own name can justly feel independent. As a rule the wife is the economical member of the household and as a class are more saving than men. All married women should have bank accounts and pay the household expenses by check. for their use.
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