Thursday, yuly, 14th, 1910. em THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Page 3. FRANCIS SPEER'S Breezy “That” Column |} { That whatever you are, be This Injunction doesn't apply women of Bellefonte, That speaking wall flower at a merely a bud gone a to man the | in a social Bellefonte to seed That some women In Bellefonte 80 fond of dress that every £0 out its decoration day. That the man in Bellefonte really desires to get some idea shortness of life should put in bank. That Ed Gross, the man, says that he article on his milk It was cream. That the physician In Bellefonte who | can prevent his patient from smoking | and drinking stands a fair chance of | having his bill paid That every fonte should strive man, that he may be sure that there | is one less rascal in the town | That a physician in Bellefonte that people should entertain pleasant thoughts while eating other words, they should refrain discussing the meat or grocery That a well Bellefonte now grows larger true we know fonte who ought ders by the That there Bellefonte very promise put a string to his tongue, whic! save him money and from being rid culed by the people of the communi ty. It's tough luck when profit by hard experience That gome people in Bellefonte cy that neat, attr slothes put on is all that to make a | woman, If wep into the | parlors in Bellefonte midnight and | see some of the debaucher you would come to the good clothes often cover a sins, That fonte is seen ten per cet forfeited. a die, but often very straigtiaced place herself missing position That Claytor sive manager ing of Installing to keep h izing that ment Why windy men | save the electr who they ire That the SAY the hustling Boalst casionalls fence and they The county very zles on the way dance a Is | are time they who of the a note | : | Bellefonte saw an the other morning dairy | excellent Belle to be an honest young man in SAVE | only In | from | bills. | in | brain | this is | Belle pow- | known scientist declares that the during sleep. If of some people in to buy sleeping wholesale ’ [| young fellow in iting off his mout} He had better is a who Is she | uously wo [4 man fan active is necessary you could i at practiced } iugion when a yi with Ain of her character She certs fOUng has may be outward much girl as straig! Aran her 01 pn LP DA against the progres is this at patr an exna far 1% Ltrot sol while it Grant Cb confectionery agent re ton has wher are farms cows’ milk That the “Poo-poo™ gang In Belk fonte should have a ball and chain put on their I and made to = There are who do no drink an int be aln wafers gs wk ® num thir parents his for a monkey That t atter Mrried men I girls going n tany furnace pretty smooth others They the green hills cal church tine's hor watched comes the explanati forbidden That t Jellefonte at tin uppers An next 1: perity years to the extent tions and cor on as perfectl for the person a full coffer Bellefonte has we ine that mone ter and « ing « that's A fool th 8 A Menace community | That It Is sald lady in Bellefonte ing some real rs ne the Aired f th the goons ee Nit Yening Aare t there are rwards seen or the angell- tion « other eo ra ™ 1} A ETE AT jen between Mrs. Re and carefully per ng 80 that pr time one onl wie 14 ime from in tH their f their looked Who wh brain who Imag- ot chara or has 4 and the on feel oats that versatior nh up Cares in Bell » h ’ | good tO Any |e wi that a certain young | is reported as say- | naughty things about | the “That man” Now she has to | work for a living, just like the rest of | us poor, unfortunate mortals who | happened to be born with a pewter instead of a gold spoon In our mouths The advantage she may have over some of her kin la that her face I» her fortune, especially If she keeps it well powdered and saturated with | flesh food What this young lady | nesds In man, and she'll be fixed | The truth Is that the young lady inl Bellefonte who has to work for a Jv. | ing has no right to make side remarks about any person We are not hot n eral years has That It in sald that for sey a young Iady In Bellefonte in love with a young man, but the rea son she is not head over heels In love | with him i» because of the discourage ment she receives from persons who have not an lota of Interest in her welfare, farthet than to make trouble He Is a young man of excellent habits and his bank account is a testimony to the progressive spirit he has always possesned The young lady In elias fonte who hasn't & mind of her own and decision of character enough to make her own choles In matters of this kind should not kick If she would be compelled to die an old mald, In the matrimonial race a young lady should make sure she is right and then listen to nobody. Many a good young man has gone to the “bow-wows" just because some thin-skinned Individual came in and killed the hen that would have probably layed the golden egg. been | | Their | admitted for | Lock Valen- | « Mon ore | Sure | "Twould save OVER THE COUNTY. | Hoy, of Benner, engine to do his hay, S. H. gasoline of purchased a the | unloading | Samuel Markle and wife, of Axe- | mann, spent thelr Fourth at Lock Ha- ven and had a pleasant time. The Resides reunion Saturday, July 30th, All members of cordially invited W. D, Tidlow & Son, of Flemington, | were awarded the contract for bulld- ing the new s« hool house at Loganton, | bid was $5.3 ladies’ will be held on | at Hunter's Park. this connection are The church at festival on Everybody Mrs aid aociety Lemont will the church welcome, Earl McKinley surgical Haven hospital, Rebersburg, few days ago, WwW. W. Bower, of concluded to make of the M, KE hold a grand lawn, July 16 , of Howard, was treatment in the and QO. 8B. Stov er, of was discharged a! Aaronsburg, has two farms out of the Jarge farm he owns In Halnes township, and is bullding a barn the part taken off the original farm The members of Black Oak U church, near Port Matilda, will an ice cream social at the hom W. Gates, on Saturday eve July 16th. Everybody is cordiall vited to attend Mrs on B hold entennial En har he got 92 Apri mting a net as May 240 ogre 3 of $10.14 et it 10 0 gover gal the hea at was find five tly Mr winrleas Hn A tern Fx Lane Awar Ripks Wet th Me ) ater Mills, ¢ Mins a ir Pri Mahe Ishler Turse Amt hy | 24 A Fre Pine Snring In} Pine WH | in} r HL (ry mp Bruce ler firove «1 Imer Ishlelr Plum wn Hink Domer Tey Far a Musser NT Man yton Wwe Gap lected) vi Fire at Clearfield home of ex.Judge at Clearfield. caught week, presumably from a defective flue, practically destroving the roof and doing other damage aggregating | about $2000, Judge Gordon has not | been In the hest of health Ingely IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW, The Gordon Cyrus 1 fire lant | {to His divine will.’ What a Heap. of Mappiness. it Woula Bring to Bellefonte Homes. Hard to do housework with an ach- | ing back Brings you hours of or at work If women only Nackache neve misery at Is knew paling come the eause-that from sick kia much Kidney needless woe Doan's Pills ire mick kid NEVE Rellefonte people ond Mra. IL I Taylor, 72 8 Water Strest Bellefonte, Pa. save: “We think just ax highly of Doan's Kidney Pills to- day as we 41d two years ago, when we publicly recommended them. Thess | were procured from Oreen's Pharmacy Co. and brought relief from backache and kidney trouble, On several easions sinee then we have taken | Doan's Kidney Pills and they have | always heen of the greatest henefit We think so highly of Doan's Kidney | Pills that we recommend them to | other kidney sufferers at every op- portunity * For sale by all dealers. Price 58 cents, Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, | New York, sole agents for the United Biates, Remember the name Doan's-—and take no other, ree thin oc | j land In Curtin twp. ; | Harvey, {in Curtin twp. | Foster | State { cussed i the bor lerla | Forcey Philipsburg REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Jihn B. | Stonebraker, Jan. {land in Taylor twp.,; John B. Ream et Stonebraker, Jan, 31, land in Taylor twp. : Mrs. Lide Leech to June 13, 1610, tract of twp.; $300 W. E. Hurley, man, May 28, 1010, Centre Hall; $600, Wm. 1. Foster Nov, 8, 1808, | twp.: $500, Susan Whipple April 1, 19010, tract twp.: $1400 Judson P. Welsh et Kistler et al, tract of land College, June 17, 1910; $7800 Ives 1. Harvey et ux to Centre Clay Co. June 18, 1910, $1 Clay 1810, A FISHERMAN ARRESTED. Beam et to 1910, $65, ux to 1910, $65 Theo. land ux Won Out, However, Against The Ty- 31, rone Rod and Gun Club, Sanford The big Fill Run, for many years a dag { popular trout fishing resort for the pub. tract of ic generally, has been under the exclu | | sive jurisdiction of the Tyrone Rod and | Gun Club during the past year or two, | by virtue of a lease secured from the owner of the land through which the | | stream pass ed, and only such persons | who hac Special pe rmission were privi- | leged to fish therein. | Recently Patrick McDermott, of | ceola, fished the stream without sent of the Tyrone Rod and Gun Club. He was placed under arrest by the club, and his hearing fixed for last Thursday at Port Matilda. The citizens of Osceo la became very indignant over McDer- | mott's arrest. and raised a large purse to defend him, even in the highest courts if necessary L. | At the hearing the club made the land | statement that no trout had been placed | {in the stream under state direction, but Thomas | at the expense of the members of the tract of | glub, McDermott and his friends went | to the hearing ‘‘loaded,” and when let- | ters were produced from State Commis sioner Mehan showing that he had fur- nished certain members of the club trout placed in the stream, and defining the law in the matter, there was noth. ing for the tice of the peace to do but lecide the case agai the members of the Rod and Gun Club, and who were also made responsible for Philipsburg Journal, Sanford | tract of | D in toal, Harris sheriff, to Sarah Fore- tract of land in al of et tract to Andy land in Lytle, College Og con- | 0 TT. of land Cronover, in Harris Milton B in State | ux to Bri & tract ck | of | Centre Brick & June 18, $1 lanumgardner et et al, June 13, 19610, State College: $1 Foster et al to Miss M, Snyder, 1909, tract of land In State $500 mvid Slagle June 28, 1510 College $2100 W. 1. Foster et al sock, Aug. 3, 1508, twp. ; Smith et April 1, 1910 Hall; $1016 Dora E March ion twp $40 H. Bartholom lartholome land ir Levi 1 ter Co, to tract Ives of J. 8. ux to land in WwW. L Aug. 14 College I et ux John of to tract P. Ish- ind In to Chas, F ract of Hart- land In st College £600 I. L ux tract » R. D land Foreman in the costs. — Centre 50 Fisher 1810 tri Jame land Ir a Stere LEWISBURG MAN TO FLY n Will Make Trials on Fair Grounds Own Machine Next Week of (3, Centre War John Cromley , will attemp a resident L to navigate the al $3.50 Kidney Cures Weak Kidneys, Free : Wo en ke this In Kae ng. Detrols DEAL ME a Pail aavelopw As 3 | she hao you got It this receipe contains Fy pure, Barmioss ren but It has grest y $450 TEMPERANCE CONVENTION oper The 25th Api ( 4 . { ’ 1 # Pa ual vention § shelf emptying silks Many thousands of dol lars’ worth to be moved. Jest grade Foulard Silks —most of them shower proof choice patierns and season's $1.00 & 1.25 qualities S50e¢, lot highest class Diag- onal and Twild Pongees | not one piece under $1.50 & | $2.00—8Silks of highest ment oo | and in great range of this season's colors—230e. awarded Best Imported Fancy and guy { Rag Story France: | Imported Novelty Silks that otestants. "| were $1.00, $1.25 & $1.50— ah r great table of them, 75e. Splendid Checkt Summer Bilks-—good range of colors —30C, lot yard wide Black Taf- fetas, 65¢. Splendid extra fine Black Satin de Chene--highest and best grade imported—$1.50 —same grade and quality sold by us at $2 50 a vard this sea- son, but we're shelf emptying. A hundred feet more space in velvet and ribbon aisle for the Silk sale— will pay to get here. BOGGS « BUnL NORTH SIDE, PITTSBURGH, -—all colors—this L S the orat | tier thy remarks eral collection. The lad yy MISO WwW eg men of the choir gave several which were very we presentation speech wa f Howard Miss Martha Bellefonte, was 1 AYIOT hart, o medal EW other ¢ ' en irs Stor were testa The session quota " men present an erent parts of the work were In additior » ther resojut the tate on resolu ons of or irtesy were adopt was made of the wk of the dear ones of our ranks who have passed over nd since our last convention wa BE. Clark, Blanchard; Mrs Leathers, Howard; Mrs. Dr Centre Hall: Mrs. James Mrs ane Welsh Mrs Mary Ann Johnson Mrs, N. J]. Holuzworth T he following resolutions ed Special mention faithful and earnest we Mrs. La Mary E Schuyler Bellefonte Bellefonte: Bellefonte were adopted “Inasmuch as it hath pleased God to re move from us the above mentioned, and taken them to be with Him. which is far better; that, »ithough. deeply mourning our loss we bow in humble Submission | BCRETARY USED UNIVERSALLY - 4 ii TY i A CORTRIGHT ticks WHEN Cortright Metal Shingles were first introduced (24 years ago) you had some excuse for being sceptical But now ; If you are sceptical it can only be because you do not know the facts in the case They are used today from the Atlantic of buildings, under all conditions They are fireproof, stormproof ; never leak and last as long as the building itself without needing repairs For further detailed information apply to Local Contractors or Roofers or CORTRIGHT METAL ROOFING CO. Philadelphia, Pa. for all kinds to the Pacific PA. | | Will Watch Experiment. | Beveral farmers in the vicinity of | Beech Creek are experimenting with broom corn and have planted enough If it grows and matures, to supply thelr own use when made into brooms Weak Throat—Weak Lungs Cold after cold; cough after cough! Troubled with this taking-cold habit? Better break it up. We have great confidence in Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for this work. No medicine like it for weak throats and weak lungs. Ask your doctor for his opinion. He knows all about it. His approval is valuable. Follow his advice at all times. No alcohol in this cough medicine. JC Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Always k Is the best The high price them to try {expensive article it ean be done will 1 A interest of hirooms LO ras $ prompted of the now what success atched with Tri a good laxative in the house. Take adose when your cold first comes on. What tive for this? Ayer’s Pills. Ask your doctor his opinion. Let him decide. 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