Thoreday, June 6th, 1912. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. een ass Sareriente Department Continued. FILLMORE, Everybody is wishing for a shower of rain, The festival place on last well attended, amount received. Harry Meyers, of spent a few days at home of this place. Harris Northamer and Philipsburg, spent last week at home of James Huey and Dallis shall. Boys, good that was held at this Saturday evening Did not learn the the Kepheart wife, of ask the you, be your the next time you girls to take a drive with sure they will go before you get horse and buggy. Children's service will be held M. E. church of this place, evening, June 15, at 7:30, Mrs. T. G. Lomison and three dren, of Orviston, are visiting at home of her parents, Mr, and James Huey's, of this place. John Zeek, of Stoney Point, spent Sunday at the home of Foster Young Wm. day and Mr. and parents, NOTICE good horse, so has for sale. A humming noise frightened two young ladles near our town while out walking one evening. They heard a peculiar noise near a large tree, and the girls thinking it might be a spook, did not like to pass the place; they were just about ready to call for help when the spook sounded again and ther they were glad to know it was nothing but a large June bug hunt- ing the blossoms on the tree. We hope the girls will not be frightened any more by such large animals The heavy crust that has covered the corn fields is causing some of the farmers to replant a portion of their corn. Miss Bessie Green Is having an summer kitchen torn down and i larger, and also will put a large butch- ering shed to the building H. C. Huey had the misfortune last Monday while hauling have one of his fingers smashe Mr. Frank Blair returned home of his son after spending winter months In Wilmerdeen with i son, George Blair Miss Verna last week at the home State Coll iege at the the Mrs. with wife's Sunday at Mrs Rebershurg Brungard, his buy a -Anyvone wishing to call on C. C, bh il FAIRVIEW—Howard Twp Mrs James leitch and son E from Nittany Valley, visited ents over Sunday. G. A. Confer visited J. and A. D. Confer, on Sun Misses Zella Halnes Pletcher, of Hunters Run day afternoon at Ge Romola Charles Confer dinner wit} morial Day. Miss Belle Leitch, ed at Howard a few home on Sunday Those from here who attended serenadinge and party at DD Con. fer's at Marsh Creek on Wednesday night were: Miss Gertrude and Rus- sell Confer, Howard, and Edward Leite} all report a nice time Miss Fi k visited her brother Mrs. James Th James Lucas, visite last week Haines as Diehl this Heaton over night guest week Miss night guest night Mrs. D. P. 1 the Have and getting along expected David Say business caller Friday Earl Confer Thompson's his orge Sam days orence Schen Alonza Schenck n Sund yson and Gertrude Lock ors on Sunday Mrs. DD. Confer and son and wife and Herb Flick and and son of Huntingdon county at A. D. Confer's a couple of day week There was about tended the home gathering Haines on Saturday Wonder why folks attend league at Run on night James wife visited 8 las twenty some f our yng didn’t Hunter's Sunday FAIRVIEW. izzle Lucas and Confer with Miss | Chattle sles Jeanie on Bat luck Mrs Miriam the and | mea - are {ll his wife home them Lucas brought irday; we wish William Cox Any last week at Orviston Mr. and Mra. Charley Chapman and Mr. and Mrs. Miles Lucas were shop Ing In Bellefonte on Saturday Jessie Confer's. family is suffering with the measles Mra, Charley Bety Inant week with three Fairview Alfred 1a spent one spent one day of her friends at Inst night Lucan Lucas was fown m ean spent one week at the home of J. B The ridegroom, Jesse seen passing through our Saturday Plowing the go at J. B. Lucas and Sunday at home his work on Sunday night Mr. and Mrs. A. J Lucas spent Bunday at Wilson Boon's at Romola Edith Miler and Carrie Bennet were seen In our town on Saturday night E. 2 wife at and this corn planting are all writing spent Saturday night and returned to Inst Lucan spent Sunday with his Fairview EARLYSTOWN, Miss Rosa Fisher spent over day at Nittany with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Hoy, from Bellefonte, came to this place to spend Decora tion Day with thelr daughter, Mra, Thomas Delaney. Migs Mary Delaney, from Lock Ha- ven, Is visiting her cousins, John De Laney's, John Delaney visited at Nittany from Baturday till Monday, His wife, who has been visiting there the past week, returned home with him, Measles are all the go, but we are all getting better, The people are nearly done plant. ing corn In this place. Those that spent Bunday afternoon at D, I. Bartges were: Mr. and Mra, Tom Delaney, Miss Mary Delaney, and Miss Lizzie Delaney, Sun- Was | Olean, N ¥ui the | Mar- | Saturday chil- | Witmer and wife spent Satur- | Huey; he al- | a set of double driving harness "| Tuesday the | NITTANY. WwW. B. Rossman, of Howard, was the guest of his sister, Mrs. GG, W. Tolbert and family, Saturday night and Sun- day. Edna, Esther and Eva McDowell took In the festival Saturday night and were over Sunday visitors with their parents here, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Snydertown, attended Sunday and were the | Long and family. We are sorry to Mrs. Charles Zerby Mrs. William their speedy Helen who are | took in | Sunday Reigle, of church here on guests of H, A. the illness of her mother, we hope note and Wasson; recovery, ossman and Cordie Dorman, employed at Mackeyville, the festival and spent over with their parents here, Delaney, Hall, over wife and visited John Centre friends here Sunday. | Rosie Fisher, of Centre | Grace Fisher, of Howard, | parents and many | Sunday. The festival was very tended on Saturday night sum was taken in for the | Howard Cornet band | furnished some very The band also drew a from Howard Andy hiked himself was seen hauling around on Sunday | she enjoyed the drive, Fisher visited his friends here over | near their many Hall, and visited their friends here largely and a church. nice choice music nice to our his Well, lady Mary Claud and many Sunday Our farmers will soon make hay, which will be a Merr Nolan, while rolll field with a team on Saturday was overcome by the heat and was a very ill boy for some time, but at this writing we are t ting along very nlcely P. 8. Rossman and son Nelson and Frank Spicer, of were home over Sunday good ng n crop. the Wad Showers dle, Ray Showers, of State ‘ollege, | the and Saturday to visit his Sunday take In pare nts came down | festiy al and friends over SPRING MILLS. Rickar of L ock it J 1 er Dect Moye of examination Was g D.C Willian All home on a visit to his ‘paren White, daughter Mr hits of Alt na i ners Mills, died In to SST . Her 1 ly was e Mc ery, F | | mda intermen qrmers Mills inant services were conducted by Rev, Bergy, of Altoona Mra, Jerry Swavily is some time with her son tat MiMinburg. VARNELL. who | Ln place nmferes at Runny Mins with her Sara Eckle former] of th lace, | ir iiating among her friends Measles are children hers Jerome Confer and wife ing sometime with heir daughter Mrs. Harr Haagen Howard Lewis Miller and Sunda) with thelr son. Harr Miller, of ong are spend spent place Rev. J. 8. Fult the 1 B. churcl ible here Misses Grace and Altoona, were gu Kelley several days presiding elder of preached a Sunday evening Mary Himsted, of ests of Miss lant week germon good | HECLA PARK, Peters and Hockman, our poultry fanciers, received a shipment of six hundred t! ughbred comb white Leghorn chicks wish. ing to visit a thriving should call on them to ses stock Martha Zim Em ily Peters, spent a days at Un. lonville rec A crowd mm Bellefonte at the Park last Thu time the Hecla nine defeated a team fron Bellefonte Roeore 4, Bellefonte The gradu Bellefonte High school Park for an outing M week, Saturday Hecla Park atheleti hold a festival here to invited There will be round square dancing and many amusements Refreshments perved suitable for the oo | conds for the benefit single Any one industry some and few fine merman fminter radny it which Hecla the this came to mday of LR will Are and ciation which all will be anion Pro of the ball team ROCK FORGE. The farmers are all done corn John Benner, supervisor, on our roads this week | Harry Fike lost a {this week with oolle | Dan Houser is clipping sheep by a | quick method, by using a shearing machine run by his gasoline engine, Mrs. Annie Dale Is kept very busy sewing mince she, came to Rock. George Bhears has a fine flock of young chicks again this summer. He can't be beat for raising chickens, Mra, Annie Way Is visiting her sis. ters, Mra. Eminhizer and Mrs. Bhears, The campers are having a Jolly good time along the cool shades of old spring creek, this summer, Andy Breon bought himself a new cream separator last week; he says it beats skiming milk all to pleces, planting i= working valuable mare for | | baby, of over | at- | The | was present and | crowd | town and friend | sald | parents | begin to | glad to say he is get- | Dan | spending | Frank lLontz, | the | 1D this very | Nancy | pieniced pick | ites of the | afternoon June 15, the | other | Anty Drudge tells Mary how to Save Her Hands for Piano Playing. Husband —*‘Why don’t you play my favorite songs on the piano any more, Mary? 1 miss them.” Mary—*‘‘My hands are so sore and stiff, I can’t. I no sooner get them cured from one wash day until they are cracked up and sore again the next Monday. "’ Anty Drudge—'* Why do you crack your skin and make your hands tender by using scalding water and rub- bing and scrubbing the old way ? Get Fels-Naptha soap and save your hands.” Fels-Naptha soap saves time, saves fuel, saves the hands, saves the temper, saves the clothes. It's the greatest economizer of energy, because it actually does the work for you. All the drudgery of the washboard be- comes a thing of the past. clothes with them for half m water. You simply soap Fels-Naptha, roll an hour in cool or luke-war Fels-N sens all the dirt, and only light rubbing and rinsing arc necessary. It the cleanest, whitest wash. Naptha soap lox means For every kind of household cleaning, Fels-Naptha is the one use. Try it once, and low directions on re t soap tor you to convinced. Fol- green wrapper, 1 AIRS AAAI G1 JHA 01 41 14,10 ddl TTY AH ILI pt py HMI pags WUBIN 1p A ids HDB ly tg a TT VES th tr tty py Used in ever increasing quantities, because the roofs put on 26 years ago are as good as new to-day, and have never needed repairs. 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AMMA LAVA AALS HAAALATALAMAAMAAMAMA VA WA AMAMAAAAMAAA WWD OTHARARO Modeli“R"” Five-Pass- enger Touring Car FHT ITTF FRR TI IIIA PTH IAW YAW KRIT iterials and the ns SRAT thus assuring 3 For Further mon 1 the assembled pre Particulars Call or Address, S. C. BRUNGART, Bell Phone, Spring Mills, Pa., R-4. MAW on, A MAAAAAAALALALAALAL ALAA ALAALAALAALAAAAAAAALAAAAAAA SALAAM IMMA AMAA La SE ES EE EE EE EE EE SE HE EE SE EE EE EE EE EE EE EE EE EE EE EE EE EE EE sh > MICHELIN TIRE PRICES REDUCED Effective May 30th Substantial Reductions on all sizes. Size 34x4 36x4 1-2 37x56 NEW PRICES $33.25 4375 54.00 Old Prices $35.76 47 . 25 58.756 THE SUPERIORITY OF MICHELIN TIRES IS RECOGNIZED ALL OVER THE WORLD IN STOCK BY GEO. A. DEEZER, Bellefonte, SEE SE SE EE EE EE EE EE SE EE SE EE J La EE SEE EE EE EE SEE EE EE EE EE EE EE CE a EE SE a NNT NTS ANSI NTI INTIS INTIS wf Combine Economy with Good Taste in Selection We do not deplore the fact that a great many men are very particular in buying shoes. Nor do we feel sor ry that others are very economical... But it is too bad that the economi. cal ones do not always get all they should for their money. Men who buy foot wear at Mingle's always get new fashions and always dress their feet in the best of taste. This and economy make a combina tion hard to beat. Now it's these: Our Own at $3.00 Cornets at ' : 3.50 Regals and Just Wright 4.00 Regals and Just Wright 4.50 \BLACK and TAN. Bals and Oxfords. A. C. Mingle
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