Thursday, May 16th, 1912, CENTRE DEMOCRAT. Bt a conre pa, a sy Correspondents’ Department Continued. ~~ AARONSBURG. Miss Beatrice Coll, of Altoona. Is spending a few weeks with her par- ents on North street Rev. W, ID. Donat insgrove to attend classes session this has gone to Sel the Reformed in week, Mrs. E. A. Be at the er's, at Bellefont¢ Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Wolf Sabbath with friends li ward, MY, and daughter, Mrs children, spent a few days former's son-in-law, J living near Boalsburg Mr. and Mrs. Harry durnham, visited their son Haines’, a few Clarence Musser the funeral spent a few days ms, EE He Wr home of her s« 'W Mrs Boni 'ammie Halnes, ol parents, Wil week. ttend- of a nlece of theirs lived at Spring Mills. and Mrs. Ira Gramley, of helm, were pleasant Effie Weaver's on Sunday. Miss Marion Stover has gone to spend a few friends In Bellefonte, Mr. and Milimont, West of A, Mrs. vigiting place. Lynn days last and wife a ed who Mr, Mill Mrs callers of days with Mrs. and Fairview, 8S. Stover's, J Joanna among Catherman, Alice Luse at the Geo Mrs. visited P. Foster her is this Carligle of relatives at Jane Annie was Haflley and Mrs. Sylvis attended the Nathan at Spring born and raised in our at her daughter's. Mother's Day was observed on Sun- day morning in the Reformed church: Rev. W. D., Donat made some very im- pressive remarks, paying a glowing tribute to Mother. On Sunday ing Rev. M. D. Geesey took same topic in the Lutheran and his discourse too was very esting and instructive, Mr. and Mrs, Jared Rebershurg, were Weil Mrs. Effie Weaver one « SUMMERS Mrs mers died at her Friday. She was sister, funeral of Mills Annie town and died even- up the chygirch inter Kreamer, of spent Sunday afternoon Thompson's Ernest Leitch, spent Saturda with his & ' from PORT MATILDA Por BONA A. McK present Rev (: the gathe the for: por wh bucket int pearance to ti} served son small gpectiy married life Th summer pills w aver day Mr Mar have on and ma lelighted nn it in teacher George Bhipl and Florence, of heen spending Thompson and family Our town has six prospects of mors I'nionville some time with R intomobilles the near future LEMONT. windy 10 to 15 glected some Maonda ran from the day It Trout this time a lot spring William Vv ile were attend the or, Luther and mercur and was degrees fishing has been DOOT Ip toy and yet there of fish put in Spring creek Hao called funeral and vife, of Houser. to Boring Mills of his wife's moth- Dale has been bus in a dam to force the water the spring near where Mra Hves to his house and barn Bome of the farmers have finished sowing oats, and where the early oats has come up It looks nice and green. The trees have been coming Into leaves very slowly, no doubt owing te the cold of the past winter Last Thursday night some of the people who wish to live without work- ing tried to break the lock on John Schenck's smokehouse, but he heard them and tried to get out with his shot gun to make It warm for them, but In opening a door made too much noise, and the light-fingered folk be- took themselves to qther parts. Report has it that 'D, A, Grove and 8. C, Bathgate sold thelr farms along Nittany mountain to two men from Jefferson county, who Intend coming here to farm. Benner with uring | has been quite | this | to | putting | from | and spent Sam- Mr, and Mrs. Perry Krise daughter, Mrs, Harvey Decker, | Monday evening at the home of uel Klinefelter Mr. and Mrs, Fultz Milroy, spent a few home of the latter's parents, Mrs. PP. D. Philips. Among those who doctor's care are Mrs Mrs, James Swabb; speedy recovery Bruce Weaver ing his brothe Hil Samuel Klinefelter horse and colt one day Mis Lydia Ishler ifter spending a few ome of Wm. Mover, near Coburn M Carolina McCloskey, of Pot rs Mills, Is plying her needle the of Wm. Howse Mi er, of O60 A | | COLYER. | daughter, at Mr, and days | of and the and their under Miller for are Roy hope Sunday ol visit Centre spent Bloomer, valuable week sold a last returned montng home atl the spend Ww. F Rocke Mrs John Reesner spending Mrs John acquaintances in as thi gister other home vi cinity Mr, and son, John home of J Mot ville or Mrs, John Boob, spent H. Mo her's Day at ind gra wttend LNce TYLERSVILLE. Christian Endeavor Soclety ittended on Mother's The lars It being addresses Wis ely Sunday e Day Recit and were given | taining to mother After Rosenberger preached a the P. O. 8. of A. In the | church Correction Griffis and ing here Griflis made Fred 1 solos society germon Instead of Mrs, children, of Pittsburg, visit, it is Mrs. Harry children Mistake A in last week's items Fehl and { burg, visited at Frank last Sunday Wm. Grieb, of | was at this place on Beecher Greninger and Fred Herlocher | Mond on a wind family, of Rebers Shreckengast's last BOALSBURG From a Centre Haller } pera Sunda etting noney wan of ight i ) } ever Ha truly 0 JERRY vorked at Centre Very MRS Irs MILLER Tut ‘ a good or wo the | Mayme | be- | ON Want Long Hair? And you would like long hair? Rich, heavy hair? Beautiful, luxuriant hair? That is perfectly natural, and we are here to help you. Ayer’s Hair Vigor is a great aid to nature in producing just the kind of hair you de- sire. Do not be afraid to use it. No danger of its col oring your hair. The ingre- dients are all given on each label, thus enabling your doctor to wisely advise you concerning its use. Consult him freely. He knows. Made .. 4 the J. 0. ATER Lo, Lowell, Mans, | RECENT DEATHS. Mrs. Anna Funk, wife of died Wednesday FUNK: | ( iver Funk, ling of lagt week at her home al Spring | ana | VORrs gurvive a hus May Ruth, Musser, | Mills, of nged 22 days, | bund and years of years of | ter of Ar lof Spring wer held ducted WHS paralysis She leaves two children, and Nevin LR Deceased was and Mrs, Robert D Mills Funeral Saturda forenoon con Rey Jones Tae n the lutheran iin Georges valle REIFSNYDER snyder, a well-} Lo ne, v daugh Musser pervices ident ol Mi morning her | vening. | wtios, | per- | Rev. | for | Evangelical | LEATHERS Thursd VAS | © Sunda Ebersole, x21 J Dead (JUR DRUGGIST "STOPS THAT ITCH Fogger Te 4 r eo Ww | 4 h in two » i remes tha we oOo onds. rove It her GREEN'S PHARMACY CO, BELLEFONTE, PA, B &0D house frocks Helpful and useful in a host of ways al Troe Valoes Tree Velaer | ready to slip into the iking or other hoth —with never a thot as to planning, 1 ersome details, Those at £1.00 made of neat patternd, splendid washing ma- [ terials; light or dark colors high or low neck, We de mand for these Chambray and gales of the past few days have supported that them forecasted instant Gingham Dresses customers wonld the best values ever encountered at $1.50 land £2.00 Honse | grounds [tle afternoon | $2.00 to $3.50. our judgment gder Ci Dresses — White sheer fabrics —for lit- affairs, $1.00, Nurses’ Ginghams and plain Blue Chambray-—tuckt waist, high neck—full length slecves—-well made, good fitthhg garments neat and comely styles, $2.00. 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THK Is elther our greatest blessing greatest curse, Good milk health and strength Pad rings with it disease and often Typhold fever, tuberculosis ny other diseases are carried milk, Therefore, It is im that the public takes an In n the farmer and the dairy and milk 18 carefull handled entilated which iroperly drained splendid wes tor Do not COMES ich dent} and Hib re | teres | Bee [rt are not I re buy 1 cowstables, ure Rerms from dairies s 14 milk make sure that from Hl tuberculin tested MeRns i t none of the tuberculosi In the be the cow 1 get ent, When and which raise h him dly, He into the different finds does des to stop gots dishen with They find that does not d, with it stop- please hundreds grandstand paper [31 make a he editor how wi it shot id peopl Ar Grand h are Study Manure Spreaders Before You Buy One ,C Manure Spreader \Kemp 20th Century Cloverleaf or Corn King 1 ET wh vo B88 ~ 8 - a. r can give en you ki {ers we think I H C spreader from your jcaler. 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