Thursday, June 27th, 1912, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Correspondents’ Department Continued. REBERSBURG. Mrs. Henry Cryder, of laltimore, accompanied by her voungest who has been attending school Graduate, Md, arrived Friday are guests of their mother, Mrs eph K. Moyer, Robert Mever having course at Bucknell spending summer with hig parents The Misses Lucille and Florence Bright returned from a week's lightful visit at Lewisburg and ton The North Yakima, Herald of last week ant mention of a violin recital of the pupils of Maestro GG. Ottalano, In which three planos and fourteen ling participated. Among them Karl Reed Blerly, a son of Willis R. Bierly. It says “The violin solos by Miss Erndorff and Mr. Karl Bierly were rendered with a technique. The double violin trio by Misses Ernsdorff Hamilton, Smith and Walen and Mr. Bierly and Master Shocks was easily the gem of the evening Many attended ler's Grove near day evening. at and Jos finished his is the 10 de Mil Wash, Morning contains a pleas- solo Mil Satur- re now ran par- (Greens nd the ed Hassinger ensconced in sonage having arri burg, Pa., last Thursday Curtis Bierly and fa Saturday at the old of the father, Reulb ing taken a serious The hay maker cherry picker, Mrs. Leech has taken possession C. 0. Mallory's homes for the The Hazel-Shafer family was voted a great success, Mrs. Forest Ocker and Catherine, of Mifflinburg, are thelr parents, Mr, and Mrs Blerly. CM Rev snugly arrived iliness hav - mily house, the n D. Blerly turn is here; also the of summer, reunion daughter visiting Bierly and family, of Run, are visiting their parents, and Mrs. R. D. Blerly. Mrs. Stuart Weber and of Washington, D. C,, are short time with friends and rel here. Mrs. commencement 8. at Lock Haven John Brungard iting his parents, and wife. Robert Meyer, nell University, roof. Rev, Hassinger has now mu family to our town and preac first sermon on Sunday eve Lutheran church Quite a number of our p tended the Children's service vonia on Sunday evening Prof, Zeigler ARre dayed at J W ler's. R. I). Blerly writing Hannah Fullmer, say rapidly mj ng We are glad to state that Mrs. Al len Brungard has again recovered from an abscess in her throat. We are sorry to hear of the sudden linear of Kate Hoy, by a paralytic stroke, Quite a © tended Mr hildren pending a ative attending C. BN Aeneada Secrist is exercises of this week of Altoona, Clayton is of Buck- parental student under the a is ved his hed in the his ning of Zed seri on : 4 iT) ple at ines A Sn The Smulit for this days with Mrs. Jerry Q t¢ a tended Wednesday Don't 1 tt r one- irda ur urs Sat house Mre riting On Mq fortunate al Mr. Styer Nt ton, ied from a trangs n siezed al necossar prevent and other Ereat nepent Trust art tate. | ready t ¢ his report in LSP Was it was himself TI oR the rt ! losed of the PN her port t friend has returned from Mrs Weber accompanied by Ww nr Ti 0 Pp Me her nN « Sara or sinter rang are much and read \ pleased the inner their turists why the purple then ailment RON ETranger There Is a sm the of a perforating the adopt Thomas vigilance in the Why those these and of our white ren? It's all on go"! But let uns Baltimored after the Fifty years ago, at old Democracy split in minority party through the which brought on the dreadful and all Its rueful consequences ents repeat themselves In eyveles and mayhap, now Baltimore will witness the complete rehabilitation of Democ- racy In new raiment of the 20th cen- tury type. And mayhap not! Box socials seem to be all the rage amog the church workers. The “deah gulls” love to meet at thelr usual con. fidence exchanges and laugh at the silly fellows for paying a quarter for a tinseled box containing a penny sandwich and an onlon and radish, or 80. They have learned well how to “put the best on the outside” Oh those beautiful “band fellows” They can get anything they ask for and take It and welcome such as It is. Come again boys and help your. selves, Prof. P. H. Meyer and wife, of Cen- tre Hall, visited Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Corman and other friends last week, have many friends here made in the old “convention” times and are wi arnest new wuld at ninister Hike the mx State (« fentif Here planted corn turns and how to ¢ cant tel 10 black 1} vbout Ung wasp hich is enrly cherries To Jefferson price of Demo those el Rep int heware ART inforn Rn ear yell If the) please ll YW ure the a will so? ug size cherriea rat mgated faces iblican breth. of "Shekaw- lent he same fashion Ha®imore he two and days erect necon we let a crack, war Ev. vio- | | | hay | rental sister, | | Centre | Department to top | of ling | was | | saw Reed | pleasing | | der | that | with mn | 1 | #4 Charles | Dents | 8 | Vis- | Brungard | | { mohonl ! Radas kled to | *¢ y | be | with ZION, the weather there will this week John and Lillie were their new buggy on Sunday. Christ Decker and Charley Shaffer were callers In our village Sunday af ternoon Charley State, conditions be quite a lot Should favorable made be out sporting from rit Fisher, the shoe frequent home here Emanuel Garbrick, stine, Merril Kersietter and Corman with their families attended the Zeigler reunion at Grange Park, Hall, on the 22nd. Zionites are conside of getting the dress the road through our burg wsphaltum, The citizens the material if the put on A very and there 18 no reason why not be Willard Weaver, ville feasting on the among rel in this vicinity, who is working on a Williamsport, had the weeks ago to get hit with a of wood inflamed swollen that he now un- an eye falist in entertained that treatment the man is a visitor at his [a] J. Cleven WwW, O I'he advisability the Road ring State new with a coating furnish will it good it should Jackson fruits and near first tives N the season wquaintances John Long, mill near misfortune two above the eve His eve became to such an extent the city care piece ind Is care of sped Hopes are proper ye may hi Thom Madison! RUeSLs ghter, of er ful pike on Friday, On t! took the Gap passing over the new State nt , only Wad irday avoid on to stone road 80 ins the unpacked road, scribe had not resting and May We mean been hibernat- cave In on Cave the Penns took PLEASANT GAP. and Mrs. Earl Tibbens spent Sunday with Frank Lee glorious 4th erybody forth for a Mary Reish spent Sunday Joe of July is no around here good time and M with Smoyer his yard which mC the er, Mrs | 00 t of improved white paint looks of Gentzel and spending a and Mrs nd Mrs. Harry of Altoona vacation with irooks of this place Mrs. Paul Brooks, of wee, are spending a short and Mra W Noll Swartz is ire Mr, and pl Mr Simer hanges made Willian lay Mrs home or spending friends Altoona. Sunday school der will hold a festival at house, ong and one-half miles Pleasant Gap on Saturday June 38, for the Tos ren Sur wit} The Union of Sny- cast of ike MILLHEIN rday Aarons! ations John Mar if the mpros Mil paintir ing "harlea of the Mr started myer propert M elebrat M bu purpose Thelin on mey has siness men f buy taining a ! i music Eternal | smiles | Millheim Memorial honor of The Millhein ne furn members shed mush SMULLTON., t the box on June Methodist chur on will be furnished by isonburg orchestra The children's Sunday forenoon ed at Smuliton all, for your a Chas. Drumm, who was 11) time, died June 24th, 1912, years; the funeral took placé on nesday forenoon st Rebersburg Luther Miller and family, York, came home on a visit Mr, and Mrs, George Miller, Flemington, spent a couple of under the parental roof Curtis Blerly ad family. Run, spent Sunday with Reuben Blerly, who Ins "i and fens in front the lawn the Mad cial oth Orgs Sry of entertainment on attend one wns largely thank ttention you for some Age 27 Wed of his i father, at this | writihg MOSHANNON., Miss Barah Cartwright, who Is em- ployed at Tyrone, spent Saturday and Sunday at her home here, Geo, Cartwright's Gilbert Zimmerman, from Snow Shoe, passed through here from Grass Flat on Bunday, where he was a caller on his best girl, Bertha Beam. Lula Holt and friend, Bdward Fye, spent Bunday at her aunts, Mrs. A. J. Walker's, Miss Tromso Daughenbaugh has re- turned home after being employed at her aunts at Fleming. Oh, you kid. Mr. Horace Hanscom, from Hicks Run, was to visit his sister, Mra. So- phia Yarden, who Is very poorly, Miss Tillle Carlson has returned home again after being employed up at Bpangler, of | burn | sufferer | tism, { hear ' Wert | place | | | Store, | | | | State | | Chests r, department | idea, | [in of | old {Jno jin noon | Mrs | Sat | Ko fence | | commend | at | tre the Gentzel's | henefit of | and from from | days Dents | AION COLYER, be ; mg those who attended the of I Mry Nancy Meese last AARONSBURG. Fater Bower had his wife to Co- and Millheim one day last week esas she has been a great yet patient SOW from distance wore for many with rheuma Rishel, from Montours her many friends will be glad to © NEEL Montgomery of the little trip was able to}! AMfred, Axemann; Coburn; Mrs. Mar Hear Hall; and Mrs A. B Runkle Mr, Wed Rey Ww Rishel Mrs, Nan AB fi ville; John VYOurs she | § J the ok, Ce Lee, BE fonts M; Bleed Hen ji few « of Lock Haven Or friends Thos. Hull's Bellefonte, was the hams Mir Miss Sara Gulse Birthe BE in John Rellley yf Mr. Goss to this and at Elsenhouer to Akron i are employed Wolfe spent a at this tachel visited at the Huston Goss, welcome wite on Gilleard went the) L$ Helle orge Rickert visiting his #0 other r« this place, Saturday evening about 50 neighbors gathered at the and Mrs, B. F. Rickert honor of Mr Rickert's clegant refreshment the friends which ed by all They r« Gi from brot latives, for a and family few day pla e. Mover home of Edwin / er of Waolls g with relatives Hving Mrs. nd Ol guest ol Sunday pnecompanied were place turned Mrs. B Inst law ons son Bp nt of her of Woodward, at tthe home Wolfe's Wert her bro living LOR: ob, We k Wm. Mrs Emma the home Mus Jno, Rupp College, visited alter Rupp. J. W. Foster Mr, and Mrs. Wm Spring Mills services Foster's automobile an spent at Of ser's, in daughter, the home Mrs State Ww and at George and are pending a parents, Mr. and Mr, and Mrs Earlystown dren's service Sunday tis, from few days Mrs, Wm D. 1. Bart Maggie and were to sister Guisewlite on and Sunday in which afternoon and sister Tammie and family took a down the narrows Clyde Wilmer their dav last Stover Stover iutos wee Mr lical church Irgely ANKE Mr. and blech last Detwiler We when | presented <Q 1rd tun BY BOALSBURG. wite and family, Be Henriet az Mog ir} daughter, Mrs, Long, Mr p ol \itoona, Miss Arney, all of Feldler Henry Nein, of Yagertown, visited home of Geo, Weaver two marriage es Frank Guise Stover and Ebey and and Mrs at the cermon and Mo where re left last week he will spend _—— mont! vith his two brothers, SPRING miLLS. J. A. Wagner, W. M. Grove, and Walker are spending this week Mimore, Md. attending the Den convention R. B. Gentzel and children a Grover Gentzel and children flGa h fr na, are visiting at ( zel's and Andrew Korman's Mr. Keller, of Pleasant irday and Sunday rman Miss orning Ain, Huss, of visiting Mills friends Spring th G week Ba ocrati Mrs Mrs Emory Altoona, ends Mrs. Charles Fs who had lived Gettin na | ch r f spent here Alto 1 OOTS netan spent ITN Mrs spent home Mabel ong left for ement G. E's orated nhers graves last rmers George m aven Monday The K eased me this place, Fa Hall R ded family where Wells Sunday they Mrs Ss spent Mills and an to SeCUl Finkle here has gone he has the other week 1d Miss Mo 347 day afterno ghter of Michael Duck St. Louls a numbe« ANTY PRUDGE Isn't Anty Drudge a dear? The Children think so. Mrs. Large Family—"‘1'd like my children to wear plenty of white dresses as my neighbors do: but it makes the washing so big. I would never get done.” Anty Drudge ‘Nonsense, my dear; let the children wear what their little friends do, and use Fels- ha for the washing. You'll be surprised how easy the was! ing becomes. You don’t have ing to do when you wash t} " apt hard rubbing or boil- Fels-Naptha way."’ Naturally, the wash is larger in sum- There are so many white things. All the more import with Fels-Naptha soap. not only cuts the wash but does away with the mer. ant then, to wash For Fels-Naptha labor In two, L1sc oh Cool or lukewarm water 1s used with Fels-Naptha. You soap the clothes well, roll and place in the water for half an hour. Then you rub them lightly. As if by magic the dirt is gone. Fels-Naptha soap has dissolved it. Fels-Naptha is as good for every other kind of houschold work as for the wash. It means cleanest windows, more brilliant glass and china; whiter floors, brighter woodwork. And for every purpose, cool or luke- warm water is used. Try it this week and sce how easy it makes the work. Follow directions on the red and green wrapper. fun- | were | | for | several | Henry | ed to | LAID RIGHT OVER OLD WOOD SHINGLES 4 777 2. No din—no bother, and when once laid they make a thoroughly storm. proof and fireproof roof, neither of which can be claimed for the hv shingle. As to price—they cost no mote than a good wood shingle, and in some places they cost much less. Roofs put on 26 years ago are as good as new today, and have never needed repain, For Sale By — CORTRIGHT METAL ROOFING CO. 50 N, 23rd Ct. Philadelphia, Pa. ware ( y burial Thursday held y ‘ : med « 11 ant y- 4 th | tom six hours be- ted | tev, S tover | fore ¢ wa CBC When she was or, her halr, ir, WAS broken or ondue Falls in Well; Hair Turns Gray. ole Mrs, Magdaler Everett, di Il Into ar ibhandoned ’ at her MICHELIN ick Detachable Clincher ROUND SHAPE STRONG RESILIENT Easily Fits Any Quick Detachable Rim No Tools Required IN STOCK BY GEORGE A. BEEZER, BELL] SPECIAL OFFER for Star Soap Wrappers Consisting of a Two-Quart Pitcher and Six Tumblers of clear white glass. A new design. For Only 50 Star Soap Wrappers Regular Value 100 Wrappers. These Water Sets can be secured only by bringing Star Soap Wrappers to F. E. NAGINEY, Furniture Allegheny St, Bellefonte, Pa. THIS OFFER GOOD FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY THE PROCTER & GAMBLE DISTRIBUTING CO. Agency for Franklin, Plerce-Arrow, Pope-Hartford, Hudson, Mitchell, Oakland and Overland. Bargains in Good 2nd-Hand Cars John Sebring, Jr., | BELLEFONTE PENNA.
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