Thursday, March 23rd, 1911, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Resmi FACT, FN AND FANCY. Bright, Sparkling Paragraphs— Selected and Original, ISN'T Weep and and people things, Some parlor well when it Flour by any smell as wheat, The man with a cloven slways a spicy speaker. Doctors may take life easy and still manage to avold arrest, Laugh and the world you-—-Snore, and you The marriage age somewhere between donth, iT TRUE? vou'll have will / blame red on “a it nose other don't work the kitchen. name would matches comes to other breath laughs with sleep alone, of woman is sixteen and . GUESS THESE. like an Why Is a poor singer serfeiter? Because he is of bad notes What ean pick? Why is a able fellow? winning way Why do aptors? Beg drawing a house, Why is a ®'s'? Bed plete the spell It your uncle's aunt, what re Your mother Name that from be taken some *whole-some.” Why are arrows eause they are til they get a KR coun- utterer is that which A lock from a ! lucky gambler Because he burglar head ag Bud h lock no ald an has 8, arch Luge tects they excellent at make are good spelled with two kes Kiss wuge it ta sister lation Where can knee Or a key ! Can his eves jecan } In the crow are Who t Can he of his The 1 What doe 1 qe set”? One Exception. who the from home.” aner, in te rru Judge the cour “Hoorn Then the Would Have Walked. eame from the and upon arriy a diver emerg “Be jabbers, and you could walk I over myself.” if Old would known wiiked have have A Bright Youngster. was dsking her class meadle. A little boy his seat and teacher ] you ape reply "t's a A temoher how to spell jumped from raised his hand. TT? Spelling Reform. of Mr | Ar post off ! meani nr and ni sthrike spelling Johnny kad been band” spelled t BOUTICe wrio ®, married Ber aston Knew A Chronic Kicker. haf such x disgoc your face n Mone Segoonted dot A a kavater *A kavater Set | had isn’t | What He Broke. a Japanese habit of trying mistress any told him that and in the future when he broke One while she was entertaining friends in the parlor, the denly appeared and Smith, you tella me something to tella pants.” Mrs, Bmith servant who had to conceal from breakage of dishes. it i his to always anything, day, some sald; when | you. J “Mrs, break break my Ne His Depth of am not very well mourner should N . Mourning. posted on what a wear, and would lke our advice.” Saleswoman—"Well, if it Is for the funeral of a rela. tive sou should wear a and wide crepe band on Other atives, not such des ing. ) on the sleeve, In width to correspond with relationship Man-—"1 that's the case, ou may give me a hoe-string, for the funeral ife's mothe a. near black vour hat Pp mourn- that { 1 Fr Of n is * » * Assistance.—~An nan « ne into i Aa Welcome red Wor Ore WO He Needed Glasses Still 2 oF Ahead. A Wf his America who went ET ahrond, proud While traveling nirie he nti ful Inve throug! ons There Day That REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Low Wal f land In of Rarah J pile ot moe, Oct 1810 Bellefonte al tract 0 WwW. Mil land In to 0 of Ix 1, tract to Jomeph tract of Gephart ot osnkey, Feb. 28, Liberty Twp Margaret Harts wick, March mm Ferguson ’ ! i John ¥F {ol u to Bipple, March 21, 1911, tract In Union Twp Robert Smith March 10, 1911, Twp... $150 Catherine Breon et bar to Jennie 1. Wells, March 21, 1511, tract of land tn Boggs Twp... $900 FL. Zimmerman 8 Bmoke, April 27, in Snow Shoe T Annie Imi March 21, 1911, Twp.: $400 €, P. Long Oet. 8 18 Twp Bus March Twp. ; Joseph E. Herman Rossman, March 24, 1f in Walker Twp.; $300 Bamuel Gramley's helrs to Mallory, Oct. 31, 1908, tract In Miles Twnp.: $880, Catherine Frank of M. Royer et al, April 2, mad in Miles Twp. 3200, Jennie 1. Wells et bar to Albert L Peter, Feb, 27, 1911, Union Twp.; $700. Lionell Walker et Aley, Jan. 31, 1911, Howard Twp.: $180, James A. Thompson et al exra to Jesse Woodring, March 18, 1911, tract of land In Worth Twp. $1 ur 1911, $500 to A tract H of Hart and wick Barah J of and to H. I. Brian & Co, tract of land In Gregg "! 1908 wp.; $350 et nl to tract of Thomas of land ux to tract H land I. Brian, in Greg land land Penn John of bu ux to tract n . and o of 0 land Annie tract of bar to 1004, ux to Samuel tract of land In Lots of people burden Hiennayes by putting on more airs than they RE carry. the pure mountain water, tract ‘of ‘land "| Joose and the balance 45,000, {The new dam Is 18 by 24 feet and RESULTS THAT REMAIN. Appreciated by Bellefonte People fer from back ompliaint ha trie ther, fir sands who #8 ve ing rp perm proof ache one ly tem couraging. but kidney ine nently and there is right here Bellef Here is the testim used Doan's Kidne ! and now states that the ot lasting Mr. BF and re rmed an Grary that plenty of in nite WY iL wl Years ax ire wa Dedtric i E St, Belk Pa. says 1 that Doan’'s Kidney Pills a remedy and 1 do not hesitate moment in confirming the public statement 1 gave In thelr praise In Ostober 18007 A member of my fam fly complained a great dea! of back ache and headache and [| had heard much about Doan's Kidney Pills that I procured a at Creen’s Pharmacy : 1 i : effected \ omipiet ire 3 # } : the ki . TT™ yon ' has | Fish kn good One h. fonts, 3 are 8 supp engthend received n ! fOr es ONS For » Y a den Pies . Ca, Baffalo the Tnited cont s w XY Bintes te take member other the name Doan's-—and no Will Have Trout The stock dam of the Tyrone and Gun club was completed, nesday, ad a delegating were on hand to assle Tod Wed io in letting 10660 tiny brook trout were lurned of the hatch, were turned into the stream h a depth of three feel. The sides vs breast are solid concrete, Be sides this new dam there are 41 nate ural dams along the stream in the reservation, all literally alive with trout. The club Is In a very flourish ing condition. The membership In cludes 11' of rone’'s most promi. nent citizens sportmen. | i servant sud- { | er OVER THE COUNTY, Miss Mary Muck, of Millhelm, wns the guest of friends in Mifflinburg last | week, I apecial once | have supervisors & Rhoads say to the Knisely to this week, The Inte the was of am “1, Altoona in 1900 hy it population census is ro be, 148.073 She | was wicked to decelve | tell her | i broken { Man—*1 | | | [left sult H | f {electing J. BE of Wether |4al iniH after which | treasurer; Mra, A. has been quite {1 {the past two weeks. Christ Decker and family Phoenixville recently where the form- will engage In butchering. Perry Adams, of State ground for a new dwelling on Bouth P. lase, of nt Hall, for Centro her home College, has brick street Miss Maud Johnson, while wood recently at her home Grove Mills, severed the hand. Landlord 1 steel ceiling and om of Miltheim. I n Atherton splitting at Pine thumb on the A put the Shawver in the Nation has had dining room i] Hotel at © Musser hi nted the isors p in place of Frar ently igned 8 heen appol of Fore k Fishi SUDOrY MOT m ns Si cigler and "ine Fini afternoon his } was made nt bones ULI Lirn [sed Paul and John Bau recently, where sted the past last fall death to affairs Edward vent to Unianvill thelr fut wil winter wi 2411 short er's they will Mary and home with at mae Nomae thelr “tate The folks may nder Slagle, ‘liege being on some the morning and are at” The his right place, roads run, the and a mix IH mr to flitting season get up In “where they sun will seem In the lanes and public fHiekenn only knows wi in all the surroundir nelght well you they be ittere Tom not | able Ome may 1p rire hie grap! : LB ur earings wit} free No. 2). The Pa Company, Gap school Inst woek formed by Ham Wo Branch of trons Rural Te organized at the Fleisher house Monday evening Fhe organization was Jordan, president; Kiinefelter, vice president; Moyer, secretary; J. B. Bubb, and PF. D. Philips, agent, The telephone pole line will wou at pany ephone the home of P. D, Philips, soufh of Colyer, and will extend to the Clifford Thomas farm; to the Pine Grove school house by way of the Brungart farm, occupied by Samuel Klinefelter; to Stone Mill, to the Shirk farm, to ¥. P. Floray's corner, south of Earlys- town, where Es Vine. will be Log ed to the compan line, and the Centre Hall. or A a han company’s pole line to Od porter. | i { don't fall to notify gomething i Brain | farmer, | moved to | two-story | | pald | tomb A | the { farm mow Industry who if wi'l yon are change moving tomorrow postoffice addr #0 that you without an and | #8, wili | inter | vou us get your ruption, Had nigh has paper a fine KOMmMe heen very und grass fine warm rain half an beneficial flelds, on Sunday inch, which for the | There seems prospect ahead for the and that means a lift for all others. The country can get along without the trusts but not without the husbandman. { aver to be a DEAD FACE KILLED HER. Forty visite to the hgr husband's successive husband's will, to would not be buried tresped Mrs. Mary ter that she died her last visit during the | Iny | on | thi he vault where vieits made decreed in assure that alive, so dis- | Abbott, of Ches- | last week. Bhe had to the temporary day The husband, Abbott, was then buried, an widow, an invalid, weakened hy torments endured for 40 days, peed. She was taken home an- h-stricken fell Into 1- and died bott, who proprietor, die r 3150.000 to terrify body, days, as Henry the BOON convu she hore Then Death Red united Husband and Make rrangements Wife. t} ad one of Wellsboro Big Prices for Stock. a publi gale of the stock implements of Mra Dora Wi wr | anton, a team of bro ged] B i if YOLrs Other Oo and implen 1 mpomed at proportionat prices Al ar rt} O OF of A New Industry, Mifinburg will soon have that of a shirt I'he ground and ov. i build een pur eral | ry tng material oh Amer! ON TITIAN ployment tr ar ’ et ar Relief” “I fell and sprained my arm and was in terrible pain. | eonld not use my hand or arm without intense suffering until n told me to use bloan’s Liniment. The first application gave me instant 14 4 { al d | now Mm as wel s ever.) B. Sr Elizabeth neighbor nse my Mrs. H. Flora St, Ry, 921 SLOAN'S LINIMENT is an owecllent antiseptic and hitler tae oom d gen Ia cuts, Phe. S0e avd 31.00 Mom's book on horses, entitle, sheop and peuliry sent free, Addross Dr. Earl 8. Sloan, Boston, Mam, U.8 A. Beezer's Meat Marketi HIGH 8T., BELLEFONTE, PA, jE amr. es They never need repairs, never need any attention in fact except an oceasional coat of paint. They're Fireproof—Stormproof and For further detniled information apply ing Co., Philadelphia, Pa. for all kinds of buildings. Local Dealers or Cortright Metal Roof are not sold by a Merchant in BEL SUCCEED. Write for the Best Catalog Printed Consequently we hope to sell our direct by M: ail, This adverti semen? malled to us, if 1 tioned, will be taken as worth 20 of Or 10 Do inr bop over, and closed with Beeds on fir order, if re will be w orth One Dollar (81) on ($5) order. Bay if Market or Private To every One Dollar ($1) order introduce them, without wh of three espockmlly desirable BRISTOL, Pennsylvania. CHRAary W. H. MUSSER. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT Notary Public and Pension Attorney, BELLEFONTE, PENNA, i K. RHOA As aL R i — Agent For T} FRANKLIN, PEERLESS, POPE HA + iH 4] = TFC at AC IMAS HUDSO WAVERLY ELECTRIC and HIGH GRAD TRUCKS sell iv 1 23 Ii A number of oar A * cars that are pract GARAGE REPAIR SHOP and SUPPLIES Wood, Grain, Hay, Straw an Sand. Screens BELLEFONTE JOHN SEBRING, Jr, Bellefonte . - . (Entrance from Allegheny, Howard or Lamb Streets.) perior Prop ‘Automobiles Pe. Sp GARAGE Penna. ring, anothey SUCCESSFUL BUSI- NESS MEN The First National Bank, BELLEFONTE, PA Spring Footwear We announce the arrival of our Spring and Summer Footwear and invite every foot that enjoys wesrit g Shoe Shoes that are Shaws of C harecte ' of Quality- txcellents " to come 10 see The New Sprirg Creations We show Superior sheer pleasingly priecd New Holsery for pep, vemer ard abide Mingle’s Shoe Store EELLEFCATE ® RRRRRRR
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