Thursday, January Sth, 1911, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE PA. BE —— ROMOLA. REBERSBURG. A wedding which surprised many | Prof. J. £. Morris. of Huntingdon, Correspondents’ | persons becguse the Intentions of the | nd son Windom, Haye W,. and contracting ‘parties were kept a Re { eret from all except a few immediate | Christma J nt home me artment friends was that of Miss Elizabeth | H. CC. Zeigler passed through our Deitz, of Curtin and Howard Boone, of | town on Sunday, and wore a yroad t thin 3 . Tha Wis r= | smile since the arrival of that § Continued. this place. The ceremony was De : ' " PIV AY ET i 'n formed at 10 o'clock Thursday after- pound baby boy Harry says this is noon at the Disciple parsonage by the | the first alive New Year present he w \ b "mn " x | 4 Co received { ~ ROS gy he bee pai 43 fh | he Br i ow "Von e Inside Fac The bie SLT ON AT. Cor-| Well and favorably known by a host | ing A hri thas BEY of heid m the |) he) man Rt Centre Mills “ 8 well attend- | of friends The groom is the son of Lutheran and vangelica ehurche . Wet vol endered é fp d Mrs. Lewis Boone and Is a | Wel V rem ] Wery ng brought a fal AT, an ay nant oT of » and evervthing { sober honest and industrious yeung | pantomime giv ce. : 1 Li W YOUungK BS » Many thankful hearts to the God | man and at the present time | em ladi ; of : the n | ud of a Shoemaker S Fight above for the beautiful rainfall on | pioyed on the farm at his home i v ito of Evanselica December 20th am LT Henry Wolfe pu ased a hom pf ft moot 0 a) LE SE SET TH with the Leather Trust A necessary buildings will please call formerly is pl , but now of Henry Wolfe, of Madisonburg ) \ visited Ir d relatives al further information pia \ Howard and during The saying is thu days highest when the the Joon. Amr’ to} ns : igh nd 3 en yF™ ale : ot 2 \ ar n ra er 4 Qa ; bs 4 Facts We Want Every Reader of this Paper to Know Harvey been wish her a Magmic are is makir x» sho k oN The : by og nt \ re ’ } r tri. BE El Pie stad] 2. EB. Yeager over Christ. |mouy by Bx Rev 2 8 on A shoemaker up in New York State by the name of George F. Johnson pany. will be held In the building of | Mis Lucas, © na | 200, happy Tite a; thy vieasures | learned his trade at the bench. Boa #4 rida) vening, Ja ne o pop ( re hie ] { 1 ] bh Gey This electing new officers for the coming | {ricnds at State College. | pleasant % a fo Over in Massachusetts a young man, H. B. Endicott, who had won his year, Candidates keep on the alert for dem- | me time past, has Te way by hard knocks, became a leather expert and later a merchant at Boston. Gent; on ana ’ : : 5 ; present | mployved a "Ae 8aiq UU Were Crazy. Was an unheard oft at Orvistor : No Eggs for Patients. oY Exean Will Te sapnile STATE COLLEGE. of al rust They are ti ( OO | in the United States that de ¢ ' eather mbination rege GREENBURR few ¢- Made By The ig Taper Ta ", y endl widbwr orf : rost ONDER ny I Winer yl and sel the retail shoe dealer and keep him satisfied ORKER a he Eustieuty=Iohtnion Co: fuctarb wi nC aut Jolitacn 4 On 90 nat Singlaf fancy wi it or i . WADDLE. Process p ural par anid tieniar as Uu ir shoes. After they i worked » | ) the cost of shoes he carer it ’ four inter th the shoe KE is at a falr liv. rather make his mon sales than a big profit he En- dicoit-Jol nl ' roblen ist as It was the Hreet to the ! ' a i ' buliding of HY 1 getting rid of the I'he leather In Endicott-Johnson s s will shoe leather used to we von ty wo It e days of Erdicot C . Il all the shoes they honest tanhing nake ea el their #8 Is growing every Endicott-Johnson me i r the working man year and the hel usiness depends upon and dress shoes as fine Any man wants to wear the service they rend } Lhe wearer They sell school shoes and shoes for women. And Now as a | d wearer of shoes every reader because they have cut out four profits between the of this paper has a right to vote on this question of » shoe store they can save the wearer buying shoes Independent of all trusts from §0¢ to $1.00 on every pair and give him a leather Are you content to go on paying four profits on SHOE that simply cannot be had In any other shoe every pair of shoes you buy? CENTRE MILLS. hy pie 77 "4 : Now the reader will paturally say, "Why doesn't Are you satisfied to pay tribute to the hide trusts Milos Dre A Tl : ¢ i i Day , of Rehory " re. ai Lock Haven during the holl Mrs Agness Corman's “ P' everybody wear Endicott-Johnson shoes and why the leather trusts, the leather Jobber and the shoe Jobe ( \OMPARED with doesn't every shoe store sell them ™ ber—and about how long do you think you are going o “ Queen Quality” Everybody does want to wear Endicott-Johnson to submit to 7 proved quite a fallure . il wie went to Fillmore well attended notwithstanding tha -—_ rain; the stock brough fair prices Elmer Weaver was on the sick 1a SMITHTOWN Pann Twp. other shoes lack that per- last week, but has recovered Lots of slelghing this winter and fection of style and finish The guests who were entertained’) everybody Is making good use of same through the holiday genson at the A fow of our home of John Kline were: Mr. and | last week it State © farmers spent i that is characteristic ofall College to les Mrs. Cann and children, of That | ’ ’ J oon someth ow Jn " fin cus m Mr. Kline and son, of Elk oh y; In Vight, Reed ub to i ring That c tc footwear. Miss Fox, of Clinton cotinty: . W Chus Rossman is Olling his ice Kline, of Lycoming county; Edna and | house far next summer. ’ aha Eva Bailey, of Centre Hall: Mr.| Mr Mrs, W M Adam Neese and family. of i ‘ . H. Musser spent Spring (a few days with thelr son George i Mills; and Mr. und Mrs. Chas. Stover, | family, at Yeagartown Shang A’ ( Mingle 1 BELLEFONTE PA of Miliheim, This thaw and rain will help the ’ ] : Mrs. Harvey Limbert is not im | water; some fisrmers had to drive i proving as rapidly as her friends de- | thelr stock quite a distance 10 wo ter, BELLEFONTE, PA. sire. . SV. E. Hraucht, the Pike » 400! Chas, Miller attended the Christmas | teicher, Is getting along nicely with entertainment given In the Salem | the school. They have the old kind church In Penns valley., of spelling bees quite frequently,
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