Thursday, November 24, 1910, - THE CENTRE DEMOC RAT, BELLEFONTE, FACT, FUN Bright, Sparkling Paragraphs — Selected and Original, AND FANCY. The True Thanksgiving. There is no hearth so bleak and bare But heaven has sent some blessing there; No table, eer so sparsely spread, But that a grace should there be sald No life but knows some moments blest Of sweet contentment and of rest; No heart so cold but heaven above Hath touched it with the warmth of love, For those who suffer and endure There is God's mercy ever sure, And patience wins a fairer crown Than worldly honor or renown. Not inthe mansion reared in pride Doth happiness alone abide, For oft the palace knoweth not The joys that bless an humble cot. So count vour blessings, one by one, At early morn and set of sun, And, like an incense, to the skies Your prayers of thankfulness shall rise, Look for the love that heaven The good that every soul intends, Thus you will learn the only way To keep a true Thanksgiving rthur Lewis Th gends, 16s an The fi pork lies with pumpkins. The cl cause BUCCes The Reason. “Women f sald the “Ye arried t become Not On the Bill of Fare. A big Yanke« | M a Chair at's Qa A Bird of He-—-T! ng chair She Y ¢ the Mayfl He—Ah, Plymouth re He Raises Weeds. Krompton--I have a whose crops for the have gone up In smokes Kingsback—He must aged. Krompton—Not bacco farmer friend last four Cars at all » raises LO- when even the for martial mus- drumsticks Shahn who has no likin fondness for boy jc shows a Before nos Kev sage, is In the tur the ROAKe after ne the turkey is Ir The Victor Cassid Ha day : Finnegar Canes near A wasn't ar Cass recovers Hard on Pop. A Ite fell Very Cowardly. “When | rose NAriyr In a Was Wrong. a It tw Bomething How Ar manes at each other was wrong Cruel Punishment “Pleas our Satan begxed a lost soul who was fishing from 1 i of a boiling Inke “ouan't 1 try my luck = ymewhere else I've been fishing from this blamed place for the last hundred years and haver't had a bite yet “That's the hell of Rad Satanic Majesty Majesty ' Anke expia‘ned his A Prepared. Michael Dugan, n plumber ent by to the Hightower mansion gas leak in the drawing the butler admitted him, Dugan “Sou are requested eareful of the flosrs They been polished” “They's no danger ly me slippin’ on thim.™ replied Dugan. “1 hov spikes in me shoes” Journeyman his employer to repair a room When he sald to to be have just Only Needed a Chance. Clara's auntie took her for a visit Niagara Falls, After viewing the great waterfall for some time, and the little girl falling to make any remarks, auntie tried to draw some expression from her as to what she thought of the spectacle, Finally she sald “arn. don't you think the falls are beautiful, wonderful? and was amas. ed at the child's nonchalant reply. “Oh, yes, 1 o'pose so; but I fink om ereck at home could do it If it had a - place. we to LCArES ' thankful OVER THE COUNTY. of Centre Hall, has been sold to Frank Osman of College township, while picking apples, John Noll, the ed several contracts for painting A. QO ship, has Hosterman, of Haines rented the MS Medler thereon next spring. The who will vacate the farm, there for twenty-nine years D. CC. Keller, of Phoenixville, form- arly of Potter township, who will make | sale of his farm stock and implements the latter part of this month chased a truck farm of near Phoenixville and will it in the spring J. K. Horton, Esq., who has time wssociated with W , Esq in the practice { Philip § | Bowers, have has pur thirty move acres onto heen near the meat of a hu except the and a small plecs of bolliz killed by This short tir was probably all the thief © at ¢ load and Mr. Sankey the mar wasn't going to his Are William Walker Centre Ha'l, dis w horses ne him Qn 7 rming an NB Y Met) naclous on thw f his reside: afternoor He of his home that while engaged hb became dizzy and fell to striking on his head war placed n the mm tired lst at the last session of the central Pennsylvania conlerer T he deceastd many YOArs ago was an os teemed pastor of the Centre Hall M FE. church John War, = comrades In nearest his family key | 10th {Join tired n f the wis ment in front wick lnmt Thursday died a few ing the supposition in the work he the pavement, The deceased BN ier hours later ext and WAS paint rior and the Hook. a valeran of the tertained a number of the Arm) ROM : relatives and a few others with the RN 1. Harrison Harris township, sat a tur on Thursday, guests were him In celebrating enty-third birthday his birth-his Ara | Those present were { Charles Fokenroth, Mr Williams and W. HH. Musser, fonte: Andrew Kreamer, of burg: Alfred Johnstonbaugh, {wey Hhore; Mr. and Mrs. Phillp Wirth | of Houserville; James Eckenroth, and Mra. Joseph Tressler, of Pleasant Gap | Mr and Mrs. Ceorge Hradford and | { Mrs. Wiliam Bradford, of Centre| Mall; Mm Simon Showalter, of | Northumberland; Mrs Samuel Me. | Clintle, of Walnut Grove, Mr, ana | Mrs, William Hoy, of Mr. and Mra Israel Young, Mr. and | Mra, Alexander Kuhn, Mr. and Mre John A. home in dinner The with Navem ber invited to the anniversary of hirthday party Mr. and Mrs and Mra, HB. 1 of Balle Hublers of Jer sey Fortney, Joseph Hetlinger, | The W. H. Bartholomew farm, west | Emanuel P. Shook, of Spring Mills, | has very much improved from the in- | juries recelved in a fall from a ladder | painter, of Pleasant | Gap, and his assistants have returned | from Snow Shoe, where they complet- | | town- | farm in Penn township, and will move | lived | State College, |’ | ut Qeiny And, All You see it's this On Thanksgivin' jut All When you And thaw out, Out a hearty All a Love's in the With those Although ypu They In evers vo i've ve thin' tha ON THANKSGIVING DAY, Yes, next to eatin’ All the good things we have Thanksgivin' I'd rather go out to the kitchen And watch them cookin’ Dear old grandma fillin' chicken Ma makin' cakes and ples bless my a-helpin’, It's not always what we have to eat However good to taste, and sweet, day what's behind it all, you know-- Love makin’ life Heav'nly, aglow, rejolein’ Love's In the greetin’ That you receive In early mornin’ arrive, talkin’ Before the fire, snaopin,' crackin’ welod “So glad you've laughin’ mes '‘d be there, Jol In the cheery cor eyes, way below almost freezin' me, come,” tin’ hardly hoped nir f'n been expectin’ against hopin’ EEL - The Doctor’s First Question ‘How are your bowels?” This is generally the first ques- tion the doctor asks. He knows what a sluggish liver means. He knows what a long list of distressing com- plaints result from constipation. He knows that headaches, bilious attacks, indigestion, impure blood, and general debility are often promptly relieved by a good liver pill. We wish vou would talk with your own doctor about this subject. Ask him at the same time if he approves of Aver's Pills. Do as he says. JC. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. a i —errB.LL: ———————— A. E. SCHAD, ALLEGHENY 8ST, BELLEFONTE, PA 1 ry y IE & § ¢ 4g og r 4 Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting, 1 ng and Spoutiog in Ranges in all 513 Colt Acetlene Pl ESTIMATES FURNISHED IN ANY LINE OF OUR WORK | mark the Reformed ntempiating severing of his pas. with the Hublersbhurg ncluded to for Rev H. 1 church, who for some time toral relations harge has the present Crow of had the remain $3.50 Kidney Cures Weak Kidneys, Free Kidney Strang Urinary and Backache . Ete ’ wileves "ne I'ron LN Swellin Pain in the Kidnevs and Back. Stops inti he Bee within a werk or so sky goodbye forever Ww the soaldins raining, or too frequent passage of torhwad and the back of the head stitehes and pains In she back; the musele weakness; spots before Lhe ow sltin sluggiah bowels, swollen oye ankles; log cramps, snnstural short nreath sleeplessness and the despondency’ 1 have a relpe for these troubles that yauosn derend on. and If you want to make a quick re covery You ought to write and get a copy of 1 Many a dostor would charge you $150 just for write thin perseription, Bat | have it a a will he gind 4 send i to you entirely free. Juss frop me a Hine Uke this Dir, A Lueck Bullding, Detrols, Mich, and 1 will pend thy re urn mall in a plain envelope. As you will we whee wily pure, harmless remedios, bat (4 has gross ealing and paloe nquering prwer t will auickly show lis power ODee Fou Use jt. 80 | Ahink you had hetior see what It Is with I will werd you a copy free—you ean use Land cure yoursell st opes, the E Robison K2I0 | fowl got 1 Ethie peveipe contains | (ONDERFUL GURE OF SORE HANDS Skin Peeled and Flesh Got Hard and Broke B! od Flowed in Fifty Places — "*Single Box of Cu- ticura Ended S " — -» ering. ’ “ About eleven years ago 1 was tron. bled with sore hands we that wher 1 would put them in walter the pau would very nearly sel me crazy, the skit sontld peel off and the flesh would got hard and break, There would be blood Hgowing from at least fifty places each hand Words could never tell th suffering 1 endured for three yea ! tried « ng that 1 was told to us for fully ti years. but could get r redwed i tried at least eght different none of peered od my has 80 very them is wore True Vidues True Values Bai silverware —makes of known reli- ability — Oneida Com- munity, 1847; Alvin; E. H. H. Smith; Rogers Brothers, etc. Patterns— Vintage, Holly, Charter Oak, Lily, Brides Bou quet, Rose, Troy and others equally acceptable. Medium Kiuives, $860 to $11.0 Gozen Desert Knives, $7.50 to $10.00 dozen Medium Forks, § - De Forks, § y Table Spoons, $23.20 to $1.50 dozen Dessert spouns, $3.00 WwW Tea Spoovns, $1.25 to $6.00 dozer Boup Spoons, $460 tw $7.50 dozen Bouillon Spooss, KW $6.0 dozen. od GOTen ert #h.0U due Orange Spoons, $3.00 to $56.00 dozen Butter $5.00 Ww dozen, Salad Forks, $4.00 to $7.00 dozen, bpreauurs, Oyster Forks, $3.76 0 $5.00 dozen | Cold Meat Forks, 60e to $1.50. Berry Spoons, be to $2.40. Boup Ladies, $2.00 to $3.00 doren, Fu Serves, L090 WO send WO i Butter Knives, 200 to $1.50 each. BOGGS & bun | NORTH BIDE, PITTSBURGH, PA LADIES’ WARM sioes FOR COLD FEET YEAGER'’S SHOE STORE, BELLEFONTE, PA You Can’t Afford To Be With- out A Bank Account FIRST NATIONAL BANK, BELLEFONTE. PA. WHEN THE CROPS ARE SOLD and paid for Mr. Farmer, in Money or notes we are sure we can be of service to you A Checkings or Sav. ings Account or a Certificate of Deposit will insure the absolute safety of any money you receive and notes may be left with ve for collection or discount, We pay 3 per cent on Savings, and accounts n ay be opened with $1.00 or more, BELLEFONTE TRUST CO. “THE BANK THAT DOE2 THINGS FOR YOUr
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