ITHE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, PA. Page 7. Thursday, August 25th, 1910. cnn ti a Correspondents’ Department Continued. ZION. Hall, of Michael Mr, and visiting at our village. The pastor of the Disciple faith, | of Howard, preached an able and in- teresting sermon on the evening of the 16th to a large and attentive aud- fence, Rev. Jacob Stover, who preached for | the Snydertown and Zion Lutheran | congregations some years ago, filled | the pulpit at the latter place on Sun- day afternoon, and greeted many his old-time members and friends who were glad to meet him Mrs. Cramer, of Hall, was a | guest at the home Cole's over Sunday Our ball team got their new suits last week and went to Hecla on Satur- day and crossed bats with Snydertown | and Hublersburg team; they came within one of being dusted 10-11 in favor of Zion Rev. H. 1. Crow will preach his an nual Harvest Home sermon Septem ber 4th, at 10:30 a. m A general in vitation is extended to all to come and give thanks to God for the bountiful crops and the many blessings we have received during the year. John Love, of Altos Sunday visitor with other relatives The festival at the grax Saturday evening. for the our ball team, was well attended receipts we hre boys are ver) ankful for tance given th and the p« i I J. P. Re ten-day vi other polr on Th potato the sed Willi mer, surveyi Mrs Mrs. Kansas, Corman’s, are | in of | Centre of J. L Score was an children Na, aover- his and hall benefit © The The e dollars the re ft t bought thers Bill ROCK Benner Twp The buzz of wn Gler machine 1s around Rock now. Will Breon, of Bellefonte, parents here last week Quite a number of the people of Rock attended the United Brethern Sunday School picnic held in Henry Walte's ri€ll S the Irvin Corman, of Oak Hall, and George | Dunklebarger of Lemont, are frequent visits at Rock; of course they | are thoshing with John Glen's. They don't mind the pretty girls around here Among the sick last week, were Rus sel Shreffler and George Fike, with summer complaint, which has been going around among the people Miss Ruth Tressler assisted Mrs. Yenner 10 cook for her thrashers | ek. Ruth knows how work .. Bre to begin, fi. +1l the farmers ar ing over good (ally wheat (Ardens ar rakiag 3 Jovs get Jd tHire is going revn «Miss Bess dCcksony wait Agaln LEMONT, Homer Longwell, far turned Dr. Schaffer and fami) pent a few y Thompson Jenne ng over the or, H. N, Kerns and family returned ome from Philipsburg the latter part of last week Mrs. Julia Dinges, of Boalshurg ited a few days last week at the home of John R. Willams’ George Grimes returned from Lock Haven on Friday where he was at- tending the funeral of a comrade of the Civil war Otterbein Dale and Marie were married last Thursday went to Lock Haven where he holds a good position with the P. R. R. Co They will go to housekeeping In a couple of months. May much hap piness attend them through life's jour. ney. days at the home of John Shuey and wife . arrival Are re joi of a little daugh- vis- Wagner and noth FAIRVIEW, Mrs, J. J. Kelley Is visiting friends at Altoona. The festival held here on night was well attended There will be preaching on Bunday morning at 10:30 by Rev. Zeigler, and at 2:30 by Rev. Hamilton R. B. Lucas, one of our prominent | men, attended the Red Men's plenio at Altoona, and reports having had a fine time William Wyman, an aged is seriously 11, ] isses Mary and Grace Hempstead | are pleasant callers at BR. B. Lucas’, Saturday | held | Robb, [ plighe d | ard; | ael | rejoleing {ing | friend | wound | But great cures prove its a wonderful ROMOLA., Harvest Home service in the Reformed church was well attended FP. Robb, of Wellsboro, a fine position in one of stores in that place, 18 spending his vacation with hig mother, Mrs. Wm his wife being called to John- gsonbhurg to the bedside of her sick mother, Mrs. Wasson Miss Stella Earon, a voung lady of Beech Creek visiting at the home of Mrs tschlet’'s, attended church here with the Batschlet family spent Sunday at the Mrs. Wm. Robb were. T. N. wife and daughter, Mary, of Mill Hall: Mrs. Peter Robb, of How- John Whippo, of Wilkensburg; Bdward Heaton, of Galeton, and Mich Heaton, of Yarnell Miss Emma Bechdel transacted bus in Bellefonte day last week Mary Day, Ridgway, is vis at the home her sister, Mrs Johnson Mrs. Willlam ( over the arrival of a mother and child that on The was Sun day B who holds the leading highly accom: who Wm on Sunday who is Those home of Bickle one of of iness Mrs iting Chas Mr ‘onfer and ire are do big well boy; ing Jaco! Robb and wife, of Howard, David Wensel and wife, of Yarnell, at tended church here on Sunday, we wre alwavs glad to welcome people to our to Wie Are Mrs, Hannah we hope for Miss Carrie Bender visited last it the Ruth Baker Susie Confer wn the f Myra Bowes recover sorry to nots iliness o Packer and their speed Hall week Miss the past y« on her vas glad ve her in Philads ation; her mu aur with HUBLERSBURG rner and his daughter, t NECSSID llefoate ot Saturday Diwvie Kerns and T. S. ———bpeal Saturday at-the county seat. MADISONBURG. AS Wwe can lear here ” SOMeOn scribe dead the irst spent lly. Daughenbaug! 1 (}¢ or. Mm Ia Roland McoCartney of spent Sunday at his Mr. Irvin Robinson's Boys. hunt up your hear of a wadding soon Maud Snow Shoe, father-in law's cow hells Leave It we to Religious Meetings. A series of meetings will be held In Hunter's Park beginning Sabbath ev. ening, August 25th, and continuing over the following Sabbath Meeting each evening at 7:46 On Sunday, September 4th, will be an all day meeting, the first pervice to begin at 10 a m.; bring your basket along and stay all day Rev. A. lL. Rev, 3. J. Kelley, of Unionville, are expected to help in the meeting. Take vour coat and lantern along, you may need them Rev. J. ¥, Collins Staggers Skeptics. That a clean, nice fragrant com- pound like Bucklen's Arnica Balve will instantly relfeve a bad burn, cut, scald, or plies, staggers skeptics healer If the worst sores, uleers, bolls, : | felons, eczema, skin eruptions, as also chapped hands, spraine and corns, Try it. 20¢ at Green's Pharmacy Co, Bellefonte When a girl Invites a fellow to sit In dosen't take a tumble There's no similarity between the | was responsible or not | by | who | consumer Is a | exclusively bounces | world's | port Ls nessinger 8 i publican there | Hill, of Bradford, Pa, and | WASHINGTON ITEMS, What Causes the Increased Cost of Living? The American people will recall that Senator Henry Cabot Lodge's prices investigating committee found that no part of the 68 per cent Increase In the cost of living in this country in the last 10 years was due to the tariff Political economists all over the land were sorely puzzled at the report, The phenomena can now be explained, The report of the minority of the commit tee, just being published, shows that the Republicans made no serious ate tempt to whether the tariff Listen to this report: “In scarcely ascertain extract from the minority examining witnesses we touched upon the territory of the high protected commodities.” Lodge helped frame the Payne-Aldrich and takes the position that the myth, saw to It that the investigations were confined to foodstuffs and cotton, and to the production, distribution and to the consumer of wheat, corn, beef, mutton and hog products, ol which commodities the United States produces a per cent of the and which we ex- quantities As to articles it may be supposed that freed from the trusts and monopolies, ot cut a figure cost of bill cost large production, in enormous these when influences of except that it thelr production Mr. Consumer? igned by large creases the Do vou see the point L.odge had Oo mnke heen ass report obvious n rooses ry Tar ¥f Increases A Campaign Canard retired nents the A mR inspired bs MANARE"rs opie 1 ihe and obviously campaign nformation may thar Press Le aR no Repub. laved 0 Canldate more 0 rus ipeaker Can- strong that Cannor AR imistak nt dis Roosevelt ws sovelt will n this point xpreased the al ir hes mince Mar But Roosevelt Indorse Lod of Aldrich and special senate sentative of the tariff trusts other New Nor do | expect campaigning for an Aispate will re pre. and terests Roosevelt | nine progressives Roosevelt Is playing for dency, and is jealous of LaFollette's popularity. At this stage Taft ap- pears to stand a better chance of haul. ing down the next Republican presi. dential nomination than does T. RN This is because Taft stands right with the great corporate Interests of the United States, and they control abso lutley the Republican machine. Roose velit was turned down In New York because the machine politicians know that Roosevelt Ia to be an Insurgent They feared that If they permitted him to he even a temporary chairman he might take advantage of the opportun- ity to weaken machine rule. The fight may be expected to be Intensely | Interesting from now on. Keep a close eye on the political checker board, be leause a few Intimations may be left drop which will show who Is really In leoontrol of the government of this | country hear of such gen- LaFollette the to — The Use of Sexine Pills No man or woman who Is nervous | wenk or Irritable, should fall to take | Sexine Pills. 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