Thursday, August, 24th, 1911, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Correspondents’ Department Continued, MUSSER'S CAMP, L. HH. Musseer and Musser spent Thursday Miss State aunt Mrs JULIAN, W. M place Hanna and Nora Houtz, of College, spent Sunday with her Mrs. Green 7 Floyd Spotts ren wtter spending a her parents at i Mrs Glad het brother at this CURTIN Mr. and Mrs. Sam visited the f Mrs. Calvin Bs burg, and WwW vigited Roland Bryan, Mr. and Mrs, children visited forms Bittner, illiam C at the artwrigt! home of on Su John the and at nts, Mr. Mr I's pare 1 mi e, Harris Mr. ed the eve. Quite the festi and wife Mrs stival a WOODWARD. EATrROT fro Mill is visiting relatives town Jas Ala Mrs burg Sunda) Jr Ohi fly BUMPER HUCKLEBERRY CROP | | | | | her | burg, { John { Mrs. RECENT DEATHS. ROTE Aaronsburg lost er of her aged citizens this Mrs. D. H. Rote Monday morning about 72 years, wEs Susan entire passed away 30 o'clock, aged maiden and in on at 7 Her Cronemiller, life Surviving of Joliet, 104] was n Cor name nearly Anrons brothers with home, mi and from held was spent are two I, and mnie Noah, her sistent Reformed church, funeral services were this no ing 1 9 10 o'clock, decen Rote the that edi whom m ber of y gr Rattlesnakes Only Drawback to Pick: | near ers in Thriving Underbrush The following news item was and to M he hinn eastern markets wuntaln district nding the Tuni erstocked local market during the week niekers found onl indifferent demand at seven i t} quart Mir flin and western Snvder con have picked and shipped tho buckets to Pittsburg and points yond, The prevalling price is 99 for a 10-quart bucket nearest express office The large crop Is fact that the land chiefly under the Forestry have Leen Seven tains have past AT Fastern ntes he cents delivered at attri in this ted to section the in Commission forest entirely eliminated sections and curtalled in others the underbrush have hecome and tangled, furnishing dampness that adds to flavor of the berry, But this also furnishes a safe har. bor for the myriads of rattlesnakes, which have been a large factor In driv ing berry pickers from the mountains during the present season until heavy shade and the size and Here Is a Peculiar Case. One of the most peculiar cases In the history of the Pasteur Institute was treated at Ohleago recently Clemens Schroeder, a Chicago plumb. er, was the patient. Schroeder was bitten by a pet cat, which had gone mad, The animal imbedded its teeth in Schroeder's forearm and he found it impossible to loosen its hold. It was necessary to cut the cat's head from fta body jo pry the jaws apart. The cat's was taken to the city health ment where an examination for rabbles will be made, | than 150 years isands of | i the | reunions control of the State | fires | in some | Min the and who gh that Ft ricans of Gen at = British treat more is believed that ath the | wae i at Ar ’ ord eral Braddoc) ! the Wayne, had mn tr and conducts Punbar deat} battis and of the ops d the re ARO It the hox hens that he concealed mound while on retreat | him lable Family Reunion. of the most eno of the season pated in by the childrer dren of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Weav- er, August 15th and 19th at the pare ental home In Brushvalley, near | Penn Cave. Father and mother, sev. en children and elght grandchildren were present to enjoy the family re- | union and were as follows Mr. and Mra. N. BE Weaver, two daughters, | Edna and Margaret, of Altoona: Mrs | Emma Hall and daughter Morence, of Lebanon, Ohlo;: Mrs, C. HH. Miller and children, Ferdinand, onnibell and Margaret, of Salona; Mr. and Mrs. 1 B. Miller, daughter Ethel and son Claire, of Jersey Shore; George T. William H., and Miss Cora Weaver all at home One family particl and grandchil- yable WAS Wireless and Shipwrecks. Throughout the world there Is a shipwreck about every sixteen hours, and the general adoption of the wire. less system of communication prom. Isen to cut this rate down very ma terinlly. It In estimated that the sys- tem has already heen the means of saving marine property valued at $12,000,000, and of saving nearly 6,000 lives. Philadelphia Record. | anoth- | week when | 13 | tional HOW MONT ALTO GOOD ROADS BEING BUILT IS SAVING LIVES] :'¥ C0LORAD0 BY CowvicTs MAN OF HUNTINGDON IS TYPI- CAL OF HUNDREDS OF OTHERS, ‘NOW HE IS WELL AND WORKING Free With of at the State's Sanatorium, Eighteen onths Tuberculosis Proper Care Rules, Gave Him and Observation Back His Health, which was of idea one Ith for under Com lobe loved tab Hunt pre 1hercu welght, 16 AS two of iim ne Monday, r He looking | as Huntingdon Alto, Frank the state as and be inder Dr Adams occu where It to keep Adame he Was 11d noth ythe the Ank bullding with suspicion to was kept open half after the n fl of his } & pers point fact that the bank two onths and a al ne the for n {death of Glazier before It was closed by the of Glaziers Heve It was during t that the bank was made Others, who for many years trusted Glazier absolutely and looked upon as A financial genius, who was to pay his depositors 4 per cent, other banks In town pald only per cent Was An easy mark quick stock promoters who br a daughters and be- months Insolvent exocutrices are decoamed ther, two while he for got So far Glazier estate by depositors who want to recover their savings, That Glaziers Huntingdon bank, de- spite the condition In which its affairs, | papers and books are found now, was | able to run and keep the confidence of | the people for thirty years, was due | solely to the fact that it was a private | bank, subject to no examination or regulation whatever, eoither by the na- or the state government, Just Fill the Mole and Go Ahead. When one of Jose nitroglycerin factories explodes they are never bothered about clearing away the debris to rebulld.—Loulsville Post its Degrees. Mrs. Blowit-—Are you planning an expensive gown? Mrs. Knowit— Well, it will take at least five courses and his favorite dishes to get It-—Har per's Bazar, i population State Saving at Least $100,000 by Mak- ing Criminals Do Work. putting its 1 and ailo milding criminals to do the of gone convicted wing them ervice to commutation ms to have high of the nd the » (Colo yon Clty ) to THO, thus nctunl DE TAFT INTERESTED ROADS. IN GOOD President nierest letter his ows recent presses in ads as fo PIPE IIPDS intense of nter. good have th a very ent " development roads the ountry over, and | am very glad wo know that the M «pga rmawtovor baver ob thie sment "ne prov has taken such na "ne forms as to ndicate the ng of the ne he aw sting ad fee es ving to res | TTS intry ty a fa ty for ation that w comfort | of and w of the produ reducing 4 th transportation - 3 - . Ee > » EE SE a A GOOD EXAMPLE. Two North Carciina Farmers Are Con- stantly Dragging Roads Al exampie wor i this farm dam road city and the of ma I'he for 1 re it le 1 of the rel in smooth. level dry in all weather and ret of its fine condition is the road irag After every hard raln a team and drag go over the road, and it Is thereby kept In almost perfect condi tion In striking contrast to road Is the road Just beyond the farm of these good Ruts and holes abound, and travel ceases to be a pleasure and becomes a positive discomfort to man and beast. The road drag did 1t all All of this work has never cost the or township a penny. These gentlemen have furnished the labor and teams and have done the work “without reward or hone of reward” It in thelr hope that the example which they have set will spread. Southern Good Roads sorts of ev dr this Itizens county interest, are now convineed | rieh- | soven- i | teen suits have been Instituted against | the Roads In a Small Town. In the southwest corner of Reno county, Kan., is the town of Turon, which the 1910 census report gives a of 612. Some elghteen a commercial club was Turon, says the Kansas its roll now members. Since its organization four | miles of four foot cement sidewalks have been built in Turon A sidewalk on both wides {| months ago organized In City Star cific depot to the Rock Island depot, a distance of half a mile All the walks pew schoolhouse. It was located about nine blocks from the business section, and as soon as It was finished comont walks were laid from the busi pests part of the town. That's the way they do things in Turon and may in part explain why Turon has Ine creased In population 02 per cent sino the last census was taken, pumbers 108 | of the | street extends from the Missouri Pa- | side streets are Improved with similar | Some time ago Turon bullt a | Page 7. Waverly —the best petroleum products made—all made from high grade Pennsylvania Crude Oil. Gasolines, illuminating oils, lubricating oils and parra- fine wax for all purposes. 100 Page Booklet Free all about oil, Waverly Oil Works Co. Independent tells Refiners PITTSBURG, PA. To Pipe Beer Into Hon es Pennsvlvania R. R. Personally Conducted F xcursions Falls p- Niagara Round Trip Rate $7. | 0 from Bellefonte Picturesque Susquehanna Valley Route Train and good re trains within Stop-off within Tickets good going on Special and nnecting trains turning r regular FIFTEEN DAYS. imit & at Buffalo returning INustrated kiet and full Informa- tion may obtained from Ticket Agents wed Box be to Thousand Tours Niagara Falls, Islands, Toronto, THE BAZAAR, J. S. GILLIAM, Prop. 500 yds Check and Stripe Gingham only 5%. 1200 yds Calico at § and So The best Unbleached Cotton yet shown direct from the mill 4-4 only by Pillow Cases 10 only 48 and bbe. Towels § 8 10 aand 1c The best pure Silk Ribbon, an inch wide, only 0c. Brooms at 25 and 37a Full assortment Tinware cheap, Bhoes for all the family: bright cheap, all good and away down In price this week, to lot all get aoe quainted with our stock. and 126. Sheets GILLIAM'S DEP'T STORE — WW. H. Musser GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS Notary Public and Pension Attorney. 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Contractors and B siiders in Abutments or Piers, Concrete Bridges, Sidewalks and Culverts, Concrete Foundations, Stone Foundations, General Masonry Concrecting a Specialty Estimates Cheerfully Furnished, EK. RHOADS At bus yard, opposite the P, R. R. Passenger station, sells only the best qualities ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COALS wee A150 ALL KiDAS Of cen ‘Wood, Grain, Hay, Straw and | Sand. Superior Screenings for lime burning, Builders’ and plas. terers’ Sand Commerical No, I Teixrsoxe Carrs Central No, 1381 i ITHIRTY-EIGHT ANNUAL Encampment and Exhibition of the Patrons of Husbandry of Qanteal Ponn'a, GRANGE PARK, CENTRE HALL, PA. September 9th to Encampmert Opens Sept, oth, The largest best Qentral Penns ! aed phan and exhibivion parposes. Ample Lent ae" "latin display of farm ook and pouney. farm produc farm abd garden : odat Ay for Implements, fruits, cereals. aod every ADMISSION FREER GRO. GINGRICH 0. 1. GOODHART, Com. 15th, 1911, Inclusive. Exhibition Opens Sept. 11th, vania: by farmers and for farmers’ LEONARD a TA
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