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Thursday, September 15th, 1910,
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That in Bellefonte the cloak of char
ity has a great many misfits
That all Hon. John Noll, of Belle
fonte, needs to do Is to keep hig eye on
the indicator,
That there are certain men
in Bellefonte who keep the consclence
in cold storage
That the reason fellows in Bellefonte
never tell the truth is because nobody
would believe them if they did
That when the apron of a girl comes
loose it is a sure sign that a young
man is talking good about her
That it should be remembered that
the man in Bellefonte who has money
to burn can't take it with him when
he dies.
That
moving the
Howard street,
venient
That either
business
Milan Walker is thinking of
Bell telephone office up on
It will be more con-
Frank
are |
take |
Harry Rhule or
Sassaman, the Bellefonte barbers,
always anxfous and willing to
something off for cash
That the Sunday evening poker
players of Bellefonte may not be bash-
ful among their relatives, but they
often shy with their "antet.”
That a
a light
asked
are
gave his wife
night
been
Bellefonte man
the other
he had
rew a lamp at
answer She
him
when
where all ey
ening he tl}
That there are lo
clety in Bellefonte who, if
their just dus would be
we are not talking throug
That
street ry
and Bellefonte
old woman who
That
are what
men on the
brown
day.
That the your
print shops
that
who
agent
her
ts of people
wa
will
Kee
De tave
those wine cell
oftentimes
taste
every
has a
+ 1
yOR 1
oN
fonts
he st
ens
cinity
1906 mn
That }
etor of
his b
nightmare
if the
morning
That a good
CAITY Music
only as a
think they
of them
hey can
That
came
night that for
looked upon w a
It said
game, all
That
ed Johr
swimmir
“a bod
guson
Ginley
That
fight in Be
Didn't
good
hand
fore the }
That it
1 hat
Bell
the
girls In
thr gt Hl res
Pe ople
2 lorits
bluf to make the
are mebody Am
can pla) Y
fl
—-
two young
of x ocorta
the
men
out I
last mu
grain o
is they I
right
the t«
Parker
Jr
into Greeg
and asks
had the
mada
but we
That
would |
Are so
at the
onto sor
o'clock
ferent a
That
propriet
fonte girls
College
nw
It
”
whe
Cray
to sit
of others
all they
and keep
door
wonder
from
That the n
girlie In Pellet
married a
life. Poor
better thar
Hives Thes«
evervyhody th
to put on
of them
&nd senpe
That pes
ting prett
out on thelr front
cards, What's the use
school teachers pointing out
fects of card playing when
dren pase the homes where the
of the ecards are seen on our
porches? What do these people care
for the example they set, an long as
they can gratify their desires?
That instead of the mothers of Palle
fonte leaving thelr daughters run the
tareets every night until 9% and 10
o'clock, they should have them in the
home teaching them something useful
in life. We have too many mothers
in Bellefonte who think that society
demands that they be gadding the
streets at an hour when good people
are at home. The mother who will
risk the honor of her daughter for so-
cloty’'s sake needs a guardian to be
appointed over her,
ners ) : he will
and
ir 8
the
the
hen
in
Kiare
front
FRANCIS SPEER'S
Breezy “That” Column
| tives
| poor healt}
|
OVER THE COUNTY, |
Prof. F. IL. Jattee and family have
returned to State College after a year's {
absence In Europe, |
J. E. Gettig, of Braddock, brother of |
attorney 8. I, Gettig. is visiting friends
in Harris township, his former home
in the hope of recuperating his health
The venerable Emanual Roan, who |
lives near Pine Hall, has been lying
critically ill, suffering from a stroke of |
paralysis. His condition has some
what improved since he was stricken
Bilger, of
a saw mill several miles
lellefonte on a timber tract |
owned by the MeNitt-Huyett Lumber |
Company. There are fifteen or more |
men on the job
i
|
Charles Pleasant
operating
east of
Gap, Is |
who is employed by |
near Linden Hall |
Lawrence Runkle, of
Mills, and the night before he
deliver her, the animal broke
her leg and had to be killed
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Musser,
Osceola, Ohio, are visiting Mr
Henry Frederick and other
in Boalsburg Mr. Musser is
ind thought a visit
the east might be
Colyer,
Yarnel,
cow to
Charley
Newton
sold his
Spring
was to
of
and
Mrs rela
in
wit}
his
friend I bene
ilding
her name placed
dollar y on the }
fund will have
in the
stone
18a feat
Meanrn
nyer, of
re con
Max H
Lock Haven
were among the
soured a hit
rogran
harles
snd Ar
the aomedy aor iin
star performers and t
with the
The
hey
Inrge audience
number of family
| fairs, affairs, re
reunions,
unions and camping
| that have been on the carpet In this
county this summer-and not all over
yethas afforded a variety of oppor
tunities for pleasure seekers, and those
having time to kill, to satisfy all
taston, Then as a change there were
the trips to Atlantie City and other
resorts to garnish the summer's pros
gram. Yes, the world does move, and
as long as one can borrow money with.
out letting It worry as to how it oan be
paid “then lot the wide world
wag an it will, and I'll be gay and hap-
py sti”
| nut crop throughout the county.
| er
| search
| throughout
and
i $160
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA,
The Centre County Fair comes the
first week In October, Remember the
date and arrange to be there,
Mrs, Warren A.
York, is making an extended visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Geary, wife of D
B. Geary, of Spring Mills, who has
been In very poor health this sum-
mer,
At a recent meeting of the Millheim
school board a committee was appoints
ed to purchase fumigating lamps for
the school bullding., It the purpose
of the board to fumigate the bulld-
ing at least twloe month
There of a
Ketcham, of New
is
a
chest
Oth-
which
Is promise large
nuts will be In abundance
| Harvester
woods
in|
game In he
to other sections
often the case,
mother, your son or daugh- |
at school or elsewhere, as in |
the case of many others, would great- |
ly appreciate the regular visits of the
Centre Democrat It would be each
week a letter from home, We |
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take a subscription for any length of
time
means that wild
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Father,
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During the past year there has been
a marked and commendable advance
our county in the direc
tion of intelligent bullding and
maintenance, Gradually the infamous
breakers are being cut out of the roads |
ditches ample drainage |
adopted, which in the ena
money ind insu better
road |
side
be
for
nre Ing
visiting |
extend
A. D Cox, Sept. ¢
1910, tr
"
{ship's
| ly
act of land in Liberty twp. |
:
DANGERS IN TOWNSHIP LOANS. |
An Important Decision Made In Perry
County,
cages of the International
Co. of America for Of
Brandt ve, Tuscarora town
the Buperior court
In the
use
James GG
ship, Perry county
affirmed the decisions of Judge Shull
Mr. Brandt had loaned about $800
to the supervisors of Tuscarora town
ship, which was by them to pay
off two notes, given by the supervis
ors to the Harvester for road ma.
chinery purchased. There was a di
vision opinion among taxpayers as
to the propriety of purchasing the ma- |
chinery and considerable feeling was
engendered Finally the
reached the courts in proceedings
strike off judgments entered by
against the township The lower
court held that although Brandt's
money had been the supervisors
had no authority | ing the town-
debts, vet because law to
row the money and bind the township
to repay it, there was no Habllity rest
ing upon the township, and according.
the judgements entered by Brandt
were stricken off. The Superior court
holds that Judge Shull's action in so
doing was right
This will
all persons lending
officers. Such
will probably
a8 the lender Is
in the
diate
used
(‘'o
contest
to
Brandt |
|
used
n pay
bor-
case BOrVe warning to
to township
although
hereafter not
Hkely ]
lose
township sees fit to
a8 a
money
loans, com
mon,
made
money
rep
be
to his
IBC
the del
What Tonics Are.
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te 114
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school shoes
Girls’ Dongola, Goodyear
Welt Button Shoes—sizes 6
to 8—81.50—815 to 11, $1.75
Jane R. Irvin et al to W. A. Ferree, | «11% to 2, $2.250—-214 to 6,
Aug. 2 1910, tract of land In College
hart
Kep
n Phil
a
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CARLISLE DIED POOR.
John G, Carlisle, former Becretary of
the United States in
prime the ablest men in
Democratic party who died In New
left an estate valued at
To the extremely rich
seem an ingignificant amount,
and in their foolish
things some may
that John G. Car-
comparative failure
pile up a few mil.
in this they are woefully
He did not care for great
preferred to store his
useful information and cul-
his
the
Treasury, and
one of
recent
only
that will
HAYS
$40.000
fn exchange,
way of at
draw the Inference
Hgle's life w
he
but
mistaken
vealth, hn
mind with
looking
He
became aid not
ons:
it
itivate
1 & ver
| sense,
| ed abundant
| wealth
{1 hie 5
—
hig brilliant
devote |
of wealth
intellect rather
energies in the pure
in which he find
ment and which would
do him no particular good He was
great In genius Sin onest in
his living, and hs J inheri-
tance Lo others Hau
honorable re sels
dom great few of
them die leaving behi fortunes.
The money grabber nothing
elms A American milli hu®
attained to greatng i tu real
but plenty of them have achley-
notoriety thely
methods,
than
suit
no real
could
ni
anda
nue
maoaney
vO mare
because of
and money making
Are never m Lad
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Ingredients :
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An Elegant Dressing
Makes Hair Grow
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A SMALL DEPOSITOR
HIRTY
The First National Bank
Bellefonte, Pa.
SOMETHING
NEW
EVERY WEEK
Our Price
Flour $1.36
Fine table syrup
Af Xa
Coffee
LAO
Bakers ( MIRE
lack Tea 28
r bottle. . 8-1
3 for 25¢ per
1
Can 10k
24
$1.00
RL LES
7 1b SURAT .e
1 Ih. Bak. Powder, 19¢
boxes Argo starch 25¢
18 1b, Dalry salt. . sox 85¢
We have too many Fruit Jars
and will give you a discount
on them,
N
ROCERY
Bellefonte.
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phones.
We Handle Every
NOTHING
is more annoying
or *W
artic |
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ont.”
that
or © Of
is oraenngy
the table
tl ow gl 1
often
rection,
what yon
Grocer's is very provoking
Come to us. We have what
on want, and everything
is absolutely pure—an ex
tra inducement for you to
come here for your gro.
cories.,
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& CO.
Xen
and 1
want at your