Thursday, September 21st, 1911. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTH, PA. THIS 18 TOO MUCH! | Drying Fruit and Vegetables. a : \ — . ’ 1 The prices of canned and dried fru \ \ - Correspondents ) | Husband Kicked on Three in Bed, One | and vegetables have begun to climb, ant NN \ “J The three "Waverly" re eer i ' * 1 i } " » : 3 \ i . He Being His Mother-in-Law. one sh { take advantage of any rains NN \ § special grades of Gaso- 4 ines give sure, quick ig- Objecting to sleeping three In a bed, that are to come « ay le : WN AR line, manufactured ox- nition and instantaneous, Q ar men mother-in-law being the third par i W iba y sd buibed dub Y prossly for Autos are: powerful and clean ex. J bias . ef y ink regetal | l gathering Maun \ slowkions. Made from yv., Martin Lanz, of Carrick, Pa. lef rs av be tlarnt Ene hea 2 f RRLRRY AN v6’ lin TA Crude Oil. Continued. wife, Rose, according to her testi BL EY ££ HApled Tor a la op ol WN \ 0 in the Desertion COU ' \ green Lh and everything that FL ONS ] ecial Ask your Dealer were married last February — ErOWh Wy n handy e peas \ NAY otor Waverly Oil Works Co. AARONSBURG, Mrs. Lanz said his sister also staved ans, corn, ana other vey Ne ni A WY “Jd Power without Carbon NN Independent Refiners Mrs. Sadie PBrian and aughters, | with.them, although they had only one No. 1446.—~Anagram, dried The best Auto Gasolines ON Pittsburg, Pa. abelle and O Jers ' wer y in 1 OlLIRG yr 1] dr wife ie shipping in the harbor things, if care is taken of them during the NR '§ ever made. Positively age Mabelle and Olive, of Je sey er hed ie house Lanz left his wif ppl Jha A pl ; y . mp N rm Carbon Makers of Waverly royally entertained at the hospitable | o; 1. 8. She sald he took everything vy decays 1 .co Gra hgh; nbd die by uy HOUsewile WW N \ d ta Spuein/ Auto oil. home of Mrs. Thos, Weaver vith h left her | a of all lands, with streamers, finds herself short of jars and can | NSN BN po a EN 5 N and i note with Atott sha igi Rev, and Mrs. Kerlin, of Sioux City, I n lor saving she could take his wife “RICH MASTS, Indeed,” mused L also the Towa, visited the mother, Mrs, 8ho vine und that he did not wan or . ‘'w nowelad have a supply. A untery O # snowelad, A maker, at the hon ) Mrs ] any mors DOKL st to th 101 4 y oi . # : think of the *'s nD hler . jenven's dome with fog was gray, : c8nier NS a k jut stars shone throug vhenever Mrs John LOW Orso and child ‘ ce 11 bie X row d-—bu returned few weeks ycoming Has '’ No. 1447, Charades. | 0000000000000 000000600000000000000000000000000000000¢ YOUR SHOES It's high time to be thinking of your Fall and Winter Shoes--and you might as well have the best. Shoes that look good, feel good and wear well are the sort of Shoes this store devotes its efforts to provide Fatally Wounded Whilas ected Object Spelling. ’ + wonth into a i, n English W Yeo This is not a haphazard Shoe business, but a studizd, dz2term n=l parsistent effort fors u- periority in Shoes She = fs : i J - A : g : is the highest type of womanhood. - 1d LC ewan Isa} Feiemtl Pomb: velar of I a AY. 0 coy In aos Scott’s a Sr ce Ur Pia ow who i Aways fF work gis lo 3 Emulsion Mingle’s Shoe Store, “Quite a number of people in our vi- | erratic and untrustwortey. The knowi- ELLEFONTE, PA cinity attended the Granger picnic |edge that an employe can be depended Le) 1s the highest type of held at Centre Hall last week. all re ipon absolutely 1s & great sows! t to th : en port having had a nice me |b sv man of fair Wt a pity it { y curative food. Compare our Shoes with our prices. It's the Shoe that always tells the story Just Wright, Regals, Banisters, Cousins, Queen Quality, etc. A Fine Line of Hosiery. PP00000000900000000:0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000600000000° hat so many persons, voung and old, | i ’ 1ah1 | facet thie tad trai. —Altoona Tribune. | | : The nourishing and curative elements in Brave Telephone Operator M t W i tel f Scott's E $10 es i : operator t th : : : / tead © ¥ . Ee alsion are so P E NN SY L V A N | A R Al L ROA D of the Pittsburg : Allegheny | : all (babies, children and adults) are equally bene. UNION COUNTY fitted and built up Be sure to get SCOTT'S F A I R it's the Standard and always the best. tic omuaarsrs BROOK PARK NEAR LEWISBURG, PA eavy wooden clab at the brava | on! lor 4 Cll Snawn work of . 27, 28, and 29, 1911. re Ci pee rceteh short Wf | rent author. | We Hl. Musser [from moe from Beton Ne ROMOLA Good Grub For Three Cents * is 8 DBUMme 115 ts a GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT? ' ~ “ W / I 1 expe incient city: 16 13 156 10 is to travel; Notary Public and REDUCED FARES Pension Attorney. BELLEFONTE, PENNA, ~Beheadings the concluding LL eave Ea a EE Et SLB aw . “h : = J EL J pe a aa Sh BR Sd . . . oe. Lae a Sa BE Bl A Ea ad a BB SR Finklestine’s Finklestine's « Word Square My secon PEE EE EE EE ers and Institu EE AE No. 1454 Hidden Furniture. John was not able to run the race Harry's tool chest stood In the core ner Clearance Sale This Sale means more to you than the ordinary annual sale for the reason that in addition to the usual clearing of all departments, we will sell at sacrifice prices the goods with which our store at York was stocked. Owing to a releasing of the storeroom at York, we decided to discontinue business at that place and have the goods shipped to Bellefonte for a quick sale. This compels me to have a large sum of money with which to settle with my brother for his share of the store at york. We need the money, you n need the goods. This means that stocks in all departments must be sacrificed, Costs does not cut any fig- ure. Every stock contributes to this stupendous sale, so if you do not see advertised what you want you are sure to find it reduced to a minimun, Compare the prices is all we ask, and you will bes convinced that here is the real money saving sale of the year, EL BE EE EE EEE a a a a Sh ! A $ i. me Charles swam so fast he became MITCHELL'S LETTERS $ f itt ling tit confused A Ol $3 per « ; ment Ray could slide. skate and coast. To Appear in Sunday's Philadelphia | [1 tute " ’ DET ¢ s the T North American ott ! . fs thea ar top Thea © 5 : ’ } ' . t or fer » folla the i PEP Bao bat racking pain In my head is bet» ranged t : ; wi tut ‘ ‘ es for the | articles by John Mitchell or nport { the 1 of § é " A Puzzler. ant phases of res 1a na y ’ iy - " " Hag ‘ Pray tell me. children. If you can. conditions. One I DDE 8 uk , Who is this highly favored man week. bexinning axt hy Rants Who, though be has married many a wife, ber 24 May still live single all his life? Phe Wake Bart nA’ #5 Passat Poisons Must be Labeled Answer «A 1 The Wag I fary Key to Puzziedom, Rh Wage No. 1437. ~8ubtrmctions: Lilac, ae} ganizations ' Wns nes : KA thie " EO) ! 4 . i ' 4 ™ a or * Occupational Dine egistering Bers! ' © 4 ve he; placid, plaid; vague, ague; The Wage Ea: Comper the ] has adopt resolu. | Pe-V-el bee tion for Accident " p o that the ' A " No. 1438 Roman Nomerical Enlge The Wags Far : tr | " Fe) | ] EMelend fe ’ i ) p i ; ‘ 5 a (44 a g No. 1430. «Charades: 1. Ear, ring "he Ae Karner f mmigr n cut : the Amer : le } ' ‘ The Wake Barnes p Sint hunprt 18 A G8 earring. 2 Hand, cuff <handeuff. 8, I'he Wage Earners and ploy= | tious faithful and effcicn: nahlie car. | FTIM. rose—primrose ment wi : No. 140 Letter Puzzle: Brack, These arti les fare und bracket: wick, wicket: erick, cricket; rr “North A rh An, o a b Dynamite on the Farm, hatch, hatchet; pick, picket; rick, rick ¥ 4 AN iF Hie L ile advisable for all who e Ir terested Ast Friday, says: the Lewisburg | et; tick, ticket: rack, racket; rock, in the above articles to m thls ROWS gr on Br Mg an tration of the use | pocket; ten, tenet y hd ) Anite and 0 " YO dealer and order him reserve & | Liaatine . - or i Vy han | § hl No. 1M) Riddles: 1, Rignet, 2. . WOW ¥ e on © 1 Ll] N oopy- uel Bchrack, near MiMinburg, | Host. 3 Done don was witnessed by nearly three No. 142 «Articles of Dress Puzzle: "ii Getting Rarjonat, bad mndred Interested persons The Shin vost cont hat nkirt waist, ow many drinks have you had?” | demonstration was made by represen mw 1 ; . wn, cuff. collar, shoes, tie, h asked Judge W. P. Barnum, of John | tatives of the DuPont OW oy Co. oy ’ yr : 9 ” om ‘ wi \t1g (you NO omonym : Hh i nister 6c Wide Ribbons, Silk Taffeta.... 6c Ladies’ Ruffies each PPP T PIP IVPPIPIPI PEI IF PIPPI IR ITEVIOT CPT IP TOTP Shoe Laces, black and tan, 6 for bo $0¢ Fancy Curtain Goods, per yd ae 25 good Envelopes es be 1 pt. Mason's Glass Gars, per dos rE EE EE EE Ea wa: Valleys, masters, claws, visages. 36¢ Paper and Envelopes, box + Pe 16¢ Childrens Hose Bupporters 8 fancy Birthday Post Cards for bo 12% Infants Hose, per palr Ladies’ 26e Bilk Ties, now..... 19¢ 20¢ Large 6 qt Granite Bake Pans aaa a Aas Aan Aaaaaaaaas A FULL LINE OF STATIONERY AND SCHOOL BUPPLIES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. PE A ll a sesso Greene, a grand juror, when he ap- | Btumps were blasted out and many peared In court recently at Youngs- | charges : Finklestine’s, 5, 10 & 25¢ Store, | : 1 A No, 1444. Cr Word Ealer On | ‘ av « subibolll NO ORE Ore Sale . i. | “1 don't know as that le any of your FRY 'n sutloiing hoe a | 29 S. ALLEGHENY ST. BELLEFONTE, PENN'A. = Lusinesp,” was the response | ‘Trespass notices " h ’ printed on tough 40. L ~eh You are discharged and sentenced | card board, at § Tn Hytharade; Bye . to five days In Jalil” snapped the judge. |salo at this office. : were placed In the ground to | ™¢ by us) cents a plece-for PISS IIIRIRERNIENEEERS | est PO Et tt tt tdetadtats tid DR ddd iid dtd dh ddl ht tte td EEE EL 2 d
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