Thursday, May 26th, 1910. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, Page 7. Correspondents’ Department Continued. RUNVILLE. Don't get frightened when the mill whistle toot. The telephone people will hold a festival on Saturday evening, on the lawn at the school house; all welcome To those bringing horses, please not tie to the pale fences The social held at the U, B age on Saturday evening proved to be a great success—$11.15 being realized Sylvester Walker, wife and little gon, left for their home In Altoona on Sunday evening The I. O. R. M, of Milesburg, Ww hold Memorial service on Sunday ternoon, at 2 p. m, at the Advent rem- etery, in honor of their departed broth er, Edward Poorman, of Runville minister from Harrisburg will ha charge of the service, A certain young man having been to see his Saturday evening was getting home on Sunday a m ‘just in time for Being somewhat in a hurry, hebegan unrobing himself at the gate and lost his shoes and collar’ on the walk How about it, Orvis? Philip Brower and Mary and Mrs, George Lucas, dep ed for a pleasant trip to Buffalo Clara Iddings left on Saturday her home at Wingate. Daniel Houseman, of Altoona, Friday at the home of James and family Mre. LI. J. Heaton has returned home from Altoona James Lucas has gone where he is employed. of our best rather morning breakfast” two daughters for spent Lucus > . 1 Penfield to BOALSBURG. services will be held at six o'clock town and sur- hold a festi serving chicken and cake help a good Memorial here Monday evening The citizens of the rounding country will on the same evening and waffles, ice cream erybody and along Mrs. Sara home here in Altoona with Belle McEntire Robert Leech, who west the home last Saturday Mrs Martha Eerl visited with friends Hall several Frank Fisher, wif ter, Margare the Fisher | John Sto break the tl} playing ball Quite a nur the Lutherar ciety attended mont Mor The were death : body was Wednesday Comes Rankin after spendir past few TE MAYS ] 4 ast SPRING MILLS William Grove has been ir I tingdon for State lands the compass right place Oscar Auman’'s house burned last Monday while the family attending child The supervisor had Es with his engine and Aaronsburg, crush ship at $8 per day cheaper, to hire a engine or buy one ship? 1 say to hire ent A few spent $500 out already pect if you avery don't kn« last long and improve Se weeks surveving He knows how to handle the right man at the eral down were Lrnest stone cor Stover ist or stones stor { Year w how to ATE the good yur roads iat PLEASANT GAP The wheat In this section falr but it ne hay and oats Elmer Swartz sold horses last week to price paid we did not chased a fine black them No preaching at next Sabbath ever ods mlx his team of Gettig he place (George learr team In the Advent church Ing on Account of conference, which is to be held at Snow Shoe, from the 25th to the 30th Miss Alpha Witmer, whe beer visiting her sister, Mrs returned to her homes now what will Roy It Is too far to go so Those who Sune Swartz's were Mrs children and Miss Victor 1. Mever had Harry Blige at Pine Zimmerman ofter | hristen MT. PLEASANT —Bald Eagle The festival and flag raising at Han nah was largely attended, and some fine addresses were delivered Rey McKelvey and Rev. Ake, of Port Ma tilda We he that Dick Newman Hanna! IN ack foreman for the P : 4 Crew ( 13 has commer ‘ ' ! . Irive ducks quacks and apart” Brothers forget the at 16 in heard Rev raising to speak subject Is “Libert met thelr io xB caller day 0. J Auman’'s house | ground last Thursday David Lingle, of Deckerd valley, left on Monday morning for Union county where he is employed James Barger and wife, of Georges valley, were callers at HH. V. Gentzel's on Sunday Blanche Dunlap and sister, Carrie, of Bpring Mills, spent a couple of days with their aunt, Mrs. H. H. Elsenhuth Bertha Ebert and sister Lydia, of Bellefonte, spent a couple of days at home Furl Auman made a business trip to State College last week 80 at | urned to You Can't Be Downhearted, That is, you can't while you are taking Sexine Pllls. They dispel the despondency and by their fine tonle | action replace that worn out, “all-in” condition with bouyancy, vigor and good cheer, Price $1 a box; six boxes $6, fully guaranteed on the money back plan, Address or call on C, M, Parrish, Bellefonte, where they sell all the principal remedies and do not sub- stitute, | State iI. Smith home you hear | | Monday | ows; {of Milton; do | { Hing, pArson- the funeral of A. 8. Rote's | | Mt | writing this perseription, but PINE GROVE MILLS. Lizzie Randolph lost a valu- last week, having eaten pols. on while out in the pasture Arthur Ward, a student at College, spent Sunday with his c Bertram Ward, at this place Maurice Smith and family, of Axe. mann, and Kyle Osman and family, of College, were visitors at the J on Sunday crowd of fishtrmen left on morning for the Bear Mead- they were as follows: J. B. Krebs, Northumberland; Dr. Frank Balley, Dr. R. M. Krebs, Newton; Krebs and Musser Heber plac e will be held Memorial junior class Ice cream, Mrs, ble cow State usin, A Jolly of Henry of this A festival 0. F. hall on ing by the Sunday school cold cakes, ples and tioneries will he for sale The Memorial address livered by Rev, Samuel the old cemetery, on at 2:30 p. m A class of examinatior Stuart Grand I last week John Hess and wife on Saturday with their da Mrs. Harry and the 1. O and even the M. E chicken, conte in Day of meats will ds Pittinger, in Memorial Da) twelve here Balley ode the teachers Thursday delegate Will on was a to the held at amsport returned pleasant Medina alter 1 iit Sager visit Ohio Ww al r Weave mother and babe Mrs. J. 1 the both spent week College pre Markle beginning of the [Lee at State Mrs. Emor Fri da) toona Mrs. J. C Miss Caroline Ris! were entertained at f r's mother, Mrs. Sue Sunday Mrs. . Jao Nort} wit} 110 and daug State the hon orme Pe rebs ar 1 daught ng YARNELL. for Mit sent : Miss Ros H taker picture show to Or vou success, Harry Mew. John Packer spent -Bunday at Ragle Arthur Confer week at his ! The people f ou mn ty nx ted f 0 hia moving ston we wish spent amt » wa MADISONBURG Barteges of Centre H for the last E. Welser Milheim, paid a at the home Sunday vening Another auto ! ynme t t sta the purchaser being Harr ’ ait wn to Wol red CENTRE LINE Wa ade quite win RB Harold F trip 4 night Miss Edna me of (Sex Homer inday Mrs hetter John HH. Wa : Altoona on T The farmers t done ariey ness Ross spent 8B rae Thomas, of at Harry Jacob Cr (yensamer Frogtowr woil's in still ~N earhe minster mad jenday thr planting ad "| ta ton | the n Cooper Bransteter Huntingdor nday at the AER boy $3.50 Kidney Cures Weak Kidneys, Free Re Troubles f'roninter of spent Sh Way Ome eves Urinary and Kidney Backache, Straining, Swelling Ete Bladder Pain in the Kidneys and Back Stops Wouldn't it he nies within a week or begin to say goodbye forever Ww the dribbling. straining, or wo frequent passage of urine; the forhead and the back of the head aches the stitohes and pains In she baek; the growing muscles waakness, spots hefore the eyes; yellow skin sluggish bowels; swollen aye iis or ankles; leg eramps; unnatural short breath; sleepless ness and the despotndene yy’ I have a recipe for these troubles that youosn depend on, and if you want 10 make & quick ne covery you ought to write and get 8 copy of It Many a doctor would charge 0 Ww sealding have it and will be gid Wo send IL Lack Building. Detrols, Mich. and | will send IS hy return mall ins plain envelope. As will see when you get IL this receipe sontaine {only pure, harmless remedios, but it has grest healing and paineonquering power It will quickly show its power ones you use 15, 80 1 think you had better soo what it is with out delay. 1 will send you 8 copy free you oan use t and cure yourself at once ou 82.50 Just for | you entirely free, Jum | {drop me a line like this: Dr, A, KE Robison, Ki you | TYLERSVILLE, Our base ball team had for ponents on Saturday the team from Madisonburg. The home team won by a of 10-9 in ten Innings, after some hard playing. The game wis a good one except for the sixth inning in which Madisonburg piled up six runs. They ceased scoring af- ter that, but the lead was a hard one to overcome Our manager is to be congratulated on securing such a bunch of gentlemanly players as Capt Hazel and his team A. J. Albright, who has been Lock Haven hospital for a few past, is very much improved Floyd Miller, who has been {school at Rebersburg, was to quit last week because with his eyes Sheriff WH was in town on Samuel Smit} this writing Thomas Harter, his father on P.O 8S of A. Camp appropriate decoration Saturday the the eve score in the weeks going to compelled of trouble Klepper, of Lock Haven business date of on the Tuesday is 111 at L.oganton, visit. Saturday 418, will have exercises and 28th A of ed a parade mn box social ing Avis to Have Newspaper, There ga a reliable rumor that J. Howard | the enterprisin Buck cipal of Prof g prin. and spAper nt in fir the the © ut establish- town is Here's ICK Dead. er resident ownship, Cum- lared by this Hest g has been Declares Best Jent Aa forn Court George n de on left dead ap- aim some Aerial Company Chartered Stuart n 3 ia B&B ribbon fashions Following the lead of France, there is a decided growing tendency for Rib- bons in this country in the 'best and most authentic fashion circles Principal use for Rib- bons, according to the ultra fashionable standpoint, is for girdles, sashes and Hair garnitures, especially made with drops and buckles, or with rosebud, rosette or shirring. Ribbons the embrace all finest types—Messaline, Liberty Satin and Floral Rib- bons, all the dainty evening and stylish shades—6 to 9 inches wide—25c¢ to $2.50 a yard. White Ribbons for Confirma- tion, Graduation, etc., for Sashes, Girdles, also Hair Bows Moire, Satin, Satin Stripe, (gmbina- tions, Brocades, Taffetas, Taf- fetas with Brocade borders, Satin & Moires—6 to B inches wide-—35¢c to $1.50 a yard —these same Ribbons in Col- ors-—Sash and Hair Bow width aoc to $1.50 a yard BOGGS & BUHL, NORTH SIDE, PITTSBURGH, PA for Sashes — - co— —————— - The Bazaar, J. S. GILLIAM, Prop Will offer this week a full Hive 3 new goods shile OU} ard Bro. Cott Pp dard Prints, § pleces Apron Gingham, be pieces Red Damask, only 25 doz. Towels, 20x42, only 160 doz. Hath Towels, only Crash, be. Se. 5¢ and 10 Fans Laces, Embroid erien. India Linens, Irish Linens Strip- P| Lawns (Cheek lawns Printed Lawns, Persian Lawns Now Haretten, Comba, Halr Pins New Ruchings, Duteh Collars, Jabots, Linen Collars. emb, only 10«¢ | he best Handkerchiefs yet shown, 1 for 25«¢ Those Burson 16¢ Riack 1be Box, 3 pair for 20e Ladies’ Gauze Vesta Children’s Howe, extra fine rib, be 10x4 Eheets | Pillow Blips, CANDIES 10¢ kind, only only one pound to a lot} standard on 4-4 coos Nia 20 10¢ 10¢ v Parasols Hose, seamless, black, Cotton Hose, extra 100; lisle 10 and 12¢ 2 for only Bde 12¢, 46x38 500 Ihe assorted Candles Linen finish customer, train and avold the rush MHOES Only four words: | going fast to buyers who want to save {26¢ a pair on Children's Shoes, and | 0c a pair on Ladies’ and Men's; | leathers and all styles | Look over sach department and you | | will find bargains. thelr op- | | will be | since { pensed with | duce | half bo on BATURDAY, and | This | Is Just a treat for you so come on first | they are | TO REPLACE RUBBER. Westinghouse's Invention for Automo- bile Tires. A new invention which may rival in Importance his alr brake has just been completed by George Westinghouse, of Pittsburg, the famous inventor, It is known as the air spring, and by it, Mr. Westinghouse claims, the expense of running all rubber-tired vehicles decreased at least 60 per cent, the rubber tire may now he dis. It is claimed for the new that it will ultimately re- the price of automobiles one- The patent rights to the air- spring invention have been sold to the Westinghouse Machine company, recently Incorporated, in which Mr Westinghouse is the majority stock. holder The new alr spring plungers working on alr cushions on the same principle as an elevator plunger One is placed under each corner of the frame of an auto Each spring Is a cylinder about three inches in diameter, and perhaps ten inches the plunger ting with the frame It claimed by Mr tinghouse that an auto fitted with steel tired and with alr spring rides more easily than does the rubber tired auto Invention is a series of long conned auto Wes solid is Dorit Cut 1] | E-Z Seal Jar Will Hold it Whole atl s one strong feature in “Arias E-Z Sear” for large favor of the it has a wide Sfrusts. Another is its uniform thickne no thin { or weak an Arias E-2 SEAL Jar. Il a third good point is which can’ tcut the hand when sealing. Be sure to ask vour dealer for the ATiAS E-I SEAL Jar and take no other BAZIFL ATLAS GLASS Co. Wheeling, W.Va. moult’ spots places ts smooth top, A. E SCHAD 20 Allegheny Street, Bellefonte, Pa and (ras Tinning and Spouting in all its Branches R n i Manges in all styles Agent for Colt Acetylene Plants Estimates furnished in any line of our work. SOMETHING THIS WEEK Our Price Flour $1.42 Fine table syrup 30 16 Tbs, sugar $1.00 Loose Coffee « ITH Bakers Choclate 1K Salt Sack ‘a 3 Green or Black Tea 25 Vanilla per bottle. . 8-19¢ 10-28¢ Banner Lye 3 for 25¢ per can 1o¢ Rice seen 7" oc Canned ( ‘orn. ’ x 1 Corn Starch. ...... 10¢ Prices subject to change Reg FARMERS Bring us your produce, We Pay. asc dos, for Eggs 16¢ 1b, for side-meat 16¢ 1b, for lard Potatoes sc, {ILLEN'Q u Wonderly a the Aged Iv's eves are a n she n d HAPPY ON With mind still nabated Interest in life her grandfather was five when he died. Mrs. Wonderly held a reception in Elizabeth | the chapel of the home. with prayer greeted her one hundredth and songs and recitations on the pro- nd seventh birthday the other day at | gram Methodist Episcopal Home for the in Philadelphia, Mrs. Wonder. bit dim and walking is than it used to be feels Joy In living Wonderly was born in Smyr- Her father, who was a sol- the Revolution, lived be | 107TH BIRTHDAY. ninety-nine, and hundred and i one I Oni keen and with an | Benate bill 3768, granting an ine of pension to $20 per month to George E. Parker, of Philipsburg, passed the House tepresenta- and is now in the hands of the President L Oreane but Col ) has | tives 10re Wearing says she Mrs a, Del fer In of to One Dose for Coughs Children cough at night? Give them Ayer's Cherry Pec- toral. Often a single dose at bedtime will completely control the cough. Good for any one with a.cold or cough. Good for easy cases, hard cases; good for acute cases, chronic cases. Ask your doctor to tell you, honestly and frankly, just what he thinks of this old standard remedy. No alcohol in this cough medicine. J.C Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. A lazy liver makes a lazy boy. An active brain demands an active liver. No better laxative for boys and girls than Ayers Pills. Ask your doctor about them. He knows. 1 write args nes st THIS AGEN Y re presents the ohn ray & Sonia ; the world We are pre- Successors to Grant Hoover : are Fire, Life and Accident Insurance CRIDER'S STONE BUILDING BELLEFONT Also Surety Bonds Fire, Life Accident and Bonds of every description HARRY FENLON, INSURANCE k K Fost dd W Torasdo Successor to Freder TEMPLE COURT sm Burnside BELLEFONTE, PA. THE POTTER-HOY HARDWARE CO BELLEFONTE, PA. If You Can’t Save Much, Save A Little Small sums saved astonisl For $s at 3 per cent nstance ents a so saved every vear and ; COT TS COM © SUM AS years g 1 when your working days are over $! OPENS AN ACCOUNT The Bellefonte Trust Co. “THE BANK THAT DOES THINGS FOR YOU." ~~and 10 does every other well.dremsed man here. They're the smartest shoes that money can buy—exact reproductions of expensive metropolitan custom models. They're made in quarter sizes, giving you an evac! fit. Regal Shoes are the greatest shoe values in the world that's why we sell them. Let us show you the new Spring styles, $350 $400 ,.q $500 A. C."MINGLE, Bellefonte, Pa.
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