Page 8, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Thursday, November 0th, 1911, Correspondents’ Department Continued. ~~ HOWARD, Life is full of dangerous crossings and conscience is the flagman, in Our Churches Next Sabbath, Christian Chapel—Pastor W. H. Patterson will preach at half past ten in the morning, at three o'clock in the afternoon, and. at half past seven in The afternoon service cially for man Pastor E. F wird at half Marsh Creck at both these services f the Lord's Supper He will also preach it half past seven Pastor R. S Beech Creek at Faust will past ten at half Run at half | tt half past the half srvice Mann at it James P. Haines Dead. At his long time home Ridge on the top of eight &'clock James P. Haines the bar at months and buried on Monday Discciple ‘ cemetery irch; Re the service Rockey, Aug. 15, hildren were born to three survive him vd, live on the Mra. Thomas Mr whaship, v peaceful, » best class il LCTOSS Cars, oH atiach- Io) He was v 8. who nd and in 101 envy of many widely known words and said, and lable broke ent. r invie f! time of the hat yr Fiallow ymmittes eding clean wppointed Mus have this done y have an ex mg the tended to this alley church | P| Haines | quite Wi and havir ard ceria Ch for in HO WwW short T just modi up a maki « mang AWRY Inst him | Ku [Ara s repre deiphi Talte ore Spe nignt Chapel He is 0) P ch ur both musi Ji madi stock | hous and n Tnesda mains He | and probity | k { i Or Hayes | . Hogan | 5°" | Burdine | rods outsid sup - water wer very rinad $57 paid and of ting to yr ored ertain Thanks they good p good will be a night on of Officers ening i t Friday, th hot of Mra. J following INE year nomnas tab will improye rool work inte, spent of, Mra. R eived an ha pe ww" of of a the ire NN, spent a mother that staid if him Philadel his odward i phia ‘ ome bhetwie trains last Friday + having with him his frien a business associate Mr ohn Ri ha A Ww n whorn and AdAaughter Mins ! , of Juniata, visited over the week end with their friends’ form. er Jur Commissioner Frederic Robb and daughter, Miss Emma. The mattress factory bullding has received a new roof of the Cortright Metnl shingle variety, at the hands of Capt. MH. OC. Holter and sons. It was Somebody's marked tunately it was one edied trade Niagara, highway horse a job, requiring thirty-seven squares to cover it, ter RB, Ellis H. 1g vacations Pletcher, Ertle, of Pittsburg. at home, bluuder of are gent to How- township election tickets with in eandidates’ names wrongly to party affiliation, For that could be rem voters, as careful arles and Albert some months been plying thelr as painters and paper hangers are spending a week or ith their families here and will ly return to their work J Moore, of the finished building a new ous house on his farm round it, Including on which his him a very des Fox and =n wages to from Friday long by mfer who have township, and com and graded the publi home fronts ng irable home M 8 a good gonerall It got purt erted always drive fast one, but keep his hat him, however, in a and as his hair des ago, he had a cool ride home gene M Pletcher, one How stalwart ind now wort! sentative Phil 1, and the & ler ns and on with on in Sis cial this by Pa Hervics atlerson in dner, of a successful ind implements hold bel 1 eph L. G AT NEINER « wed to Altoor Mr. G ere until 1 John BB Carrie, wit} ge Purcell, and Carnegie n frerw Philadelphia, 3 has ' | {lungs and in a | Mr, Holter Cars ol all the funeral { house, moment he wae about thirty and was a favorite voung people of the town. services will be held at tomorrow, Friday morning ervices to be conducted by Rev, M J. Snyder, and interment will be in Schenck's cemetery WHR Rong age with The YARNELL. Heaton attended al of Edward Walker, the Advent cemetery Miles Heaton and daughter were Bellefonte visitors on Saturday Harvey Heaton was a business vis- itor at Snow BSI on Friday, Rev KE. CC. Houck, a former pastor of the Baptist church at this place isited friends here and at Milesburg, ind while preached a ver in teresting sermon In the Baptist churel nday of Iast week Harry Kes morning for William Kokle o to Michael the funer on Saturday HOM here on = Mrs irda rted port depa on he to 108 Kraft Sarah Pad for Mo HOLLOW 3 HOLTS «four | made | at | | visitor Li Lucetta | Kate | Miss Po | at A. R Mrs | for a Jno Lloyd | and gor {urday Jno Elmer iting hi Carry man ing thei Mrs ter, Mrs visiting day POTATOES WANTED M week Barger, | Newberry Ethyl were Bathurst Iris itt le cnthers — MT. EAGLE, Bathurst and her Orman were week Strickland’'s Gates mother end and visitors Is visiting at DuBois who Is employed siting his family Reeder, wife and sister Bitner and Mrs, Jno Bellefonte shoppers on nt here Allee, Bar Sat. iF You See Men verywhere vias a Lock Have isl Gettin, T sister he and nd ropare weed yrone, was on Shank lefonte, VIN Sunday and gentle were visit on Sunday and her daugh | } ath 14 nd bab were nt last Thurs Ora here Isiting REBERSBURG. who are dressed as you like to be ‘Ormar dressed : look ; who look as you like to who have an air of distinc. tion that you like to see Ten to one these men are wearing Sim clothes. You may be wearing them yourself; in that case you're dress- ed and you look, and you have the talking There's no better or more air of distinction we're 5 RMSTOWN. STORMSTOW about. certain way to get these things than the way we offer you. The Sim Clothes are designed by the most expert style authorities; in every small detail of length; of shape of the sleeve : of the turn of a lapel; in the artistic combination of colors : the shape and size and color of bug —) tons--the little things you may not notice--these right. goods are exactly Notice some of these fine little points about them next time youre here. Gthe Grocer. all u : ath You want such clothes as these: we know you do; you're a man oe] Ph Hellefonte. who cares to have his clothes x OX 333336 QOL AAN, "ae 0 0000 LOOOOOOO ee. a e'e's: BEER RRR ooh ‘e's 'n 000s (XX) OO »e S080 2608 fect Fit Hess sees e seers bes estes istinction in Dress---Shape Retaining Qualities That Stay “Shape-Re- tained” For Two Full Seasons---All Wool Fabrics-- Latest Styles... Per. -All This And More Is Yours in PRINTZESS COATS AND SUITS right; we know you are. There's no reason why you shouldn't have and wear them. The prices need- n't stand in the way; they cost no more than men's ordinary clothes. ret distinctio n style perma fit nizess 1 Winter inter. You your “distinction in A hereabout and see refined, L wn will en) i Toms own yes real, dress.” PRINTZESS FALL AND WINTER SUITS $13.75 TO $28.50 PRINTZESS FALL AND WINTER COATS $7.50 TO $35.00 Katz & Co. (LCC) ECCI) S0000000000NNS None are so truly economical as these. a OX - nl HOCK CX The facts of the thorough, per- OO CX fect tailoring; of the correct style; Xx XX all go to make these clothes best for you; most profitable for you. We want to have vou wear these clothes for vour own sake. Sim, the Clothier RRR RAR w's's's
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