THE Correspondents’ Department Bright, Newsy Letters From the Various Sections of the County. HAVER JULIAN. Thursd of Turner, after bidding adieu, jumped on limited mail and departed for Bond she will spend i of her sister, Mr: le Boy present is in il i The Methodis i pi consisting sed here on Thursday for Lakemont park to say, than one « nicers were enjoying bowroom the ticle of the season Miss Maude, Mrs. Brittian came down with her lnst we her On friends board one { trains westward bou Md wh weeks with er, who at nit throug! week bound However, strange ar load of the ride plentiful of six « pas last less Nn El- was maost iar ighter of Mr, and Bald Eagle week's end Elva Campbell Mrs. Lizzie Young, of Manheim, came up from that eastern city to enjoy a few weeks with her mother, Mrs. A. B. Myers, as well brothers and sister and many friends and relatives, Mrs. Martin Harbridge spent Friday at the county seat shopping ing in the sights. Those who attended the Meth day picnic at Lakemont on Thur were: Allen Andrews and Miss Wilson, Mrs. Walter G. Tallhelm Mrs. William Fink. Now wders, what flower does Mrs. Ta all others? Give up hy, “Sweet William,” of Any of our pe observe an pleasure ride line up at dn Frauntz, of and spent a cousin, Miss her other is dist sday Mary 1 and looming 1hove re 4 course ople who are curlous hen" itomobile, ju Boulevard on Monday afternoons, Thomas Pat- ton, of Port Matilda, the well known huckster, has purchase: new one in which to convey 800 route to and from the Our people will wel Gorden W. Ardell, a er resident of Julian Philadel; in the act gasoline met with accident A more sel, In so in two le run down ing from This, of « an instantanem him considerabl is reported the many }t received We and wi C1 Threshing vicinity for vester Williams the road again The followin were Eva Davis on Misses Ni Florence returning on the § The fol reported lightning Pasch Co. working in ten days, erect on to in an a st Railroad as his well vhia of as to urns : Ardell in tl} Suse] entertained Sahbatt "ra } chased t} ters from the Weber- of Bigrun, who have been this vicinity for the past and the same now stands their bulldings awaiting the trial test Mills Alexander, and barn: Albert Mil barn; D. J. Gingery, h W. A. Hartsock, hot E. Heaton, Arn A%Y Wib. Wagner, barn house; Phil Cr ing are of house and and | barn; barn John one of ) town on Sunda) John over Sunday « did he It away Rev sermon Sabbat} to be f and tians se lor jug barn T ft) Hall, Sanderson Run H Dix barn arn; Perry Flovd Crain, the 1 re afterno Eagleville in Juli Dehans re evening est at the help pa) All are ent. GEORGESVALLEY., weather has been pretty last week The farmers through hauling wheht: some their barley cut Norman Lingle on Wednesday Miss ployed Bpring The the fair are have left for Millerstown Grace Heckman at Jeremiah Mills, One of our young men lost the tire his rubber-tired runabout on the way to Spring Mills on Saturday ev- ening. The next time you had bet- ter watch, D. D. Miss Verma Lingle spent Sunday with her friends, Miss Amy and Sarah Heckman A. P. Heckman, spent Sunday at Spring Mills, Ralph is all smiles since Ruth came home from Centre Hall Jeremiah, Charles and Erhard Zet- tle, Isnne Pelght, George Fredricks. R E. Sweetwood, A. N. Finkle and Ben} Kenelly are spending this week nt Paddy Mountain fishing. We all wish them good luck, Jan teeder and toy about to ship a carload dried raspberries to the demand for these very great, therefore very high price, So long, til next week. Police Chief Recovering. Chief of Police Yeaman, of Lewis. town, who was shot by Dorsey Stoner, a colored man, May 25, was discharg- ed from the hospital, Saturday, and Is now at his home slowly recovering. in Confer's, em- of now north to wife Thos, and children Decker's, of Zettle are of tea and Philadelphia, as two articles is they bring =a train | taking al MILESBURG. 0) Smith fre shed his college « nt Herbert i] time L.uthers OUTS imphell’s m waitin he school Fran} ting with from om Akron Mile Ure i it Ma Joseph nird is visiting relati T and friends Altoon: Mrs taona, Wagner Miss ig home or a Mrs D Miss I.izzl« Rev, Ash week. RY. QO. wife and two daughters | were guests of William Fisher and H { G3. Ebbs over Sunday. | Two gentlemen ana { halled from Bellefonte in bile, stopped long enough to test Mr. Ebbs' ice Geo, Sheckler had with hay last week. A. T. Boggs and | getting thelr guns | Ing season, John Bryva 8 11 on threatened with t ut is re Thomas and i: WO=Ve Jim cake you night i A han here, James Harris, Chapman Clearfield 0 the Un open his Wilcox, friends here so James Tyrone, David Wyland (hie nas returned to ‘nmpbell, from | vis 1 WW. with in from Al Harry Proudfoot, iting her brother, iurnice Bullo few Jos, Baird Eddy and park last Kanarr, Mrs Weaver, LI. T were at Lakemont Jeck, three ladies in automo in cream, his mo our town ww filled Walker Le for Wm in sh the = was hol purchased four fine ar old, Saturday happened to the Curtin the other shoats Say been polsoned H is Harri visiting ind cousins (n ounties, Mr. ited States army from burg in 1562, and served in the 145U text. of 1 8. V., for two years and After the war he went to Kansas and New at last settled in Okla he now resides and i States Indian d overseer of 3. He has Mexico which of Valentine uncle, George Centre nd Harris Miles. then Nebraska me. Despite hi two War and hard tasks o© rontier life Mr. Harris i} We were all told of his wish him in ale and hearty, his smiling face, as he { conflicts and prosperity, and | success for the remainder of his life He was the guest of Harvey Bradley Jane Shultz and Mrs. Jno. Flack last and Sunday ith n \ Mra | soe stir Frank FI the EEn inst week Mrs. Almeda Thompson f Johns wn spent Sunday at the Boggs OUR Mr. and urn Mrs. E ted ¢ P. Lingle, of the bur last week Pit ROCK FORGE. farmers are cutting oats are plowing Calvin Rider, of | Indy friend, Miss visited at Ira evening Harry ord In | have | quarts James Bradley, of Valley View, was through Rock on Thursday and bought 76 quarts of huckleberries, George Baker's family, of Kansas, also Ira Benner's brother, Harvey Hoy, of Michigan, a thorough musician in all kinds of music, and Jessie and George Sarson, of State College. and Catherine Hoy, gave some fine music at the home of George Bhearers' on last Tuesday, also Misses Beasle, Ruth and Hestor Bhearers took thelr {turn and gave some fine selections on | the piano The evening was thor oughly enjoyed by all If war isn’t soon stopped at Some while | others Buffalo Beatrice Benner's on Run, Witmer, Tuesday Fike's picking already the nn family broke huckleberrios, picked five rec they Klon- | dike we will have to call out the mill | glad to | | tended fon Saturday. jon and | | this lunati | rose’s road grafters | farmers pay hundred | their “touring cars." {ditches | The mountainous | | for special | tia with their troops: we haven't heard | | what caused the war, but it because of the gold that is mined over there, for there seems to be more | huckleberrios Just now than gold. John Colpetzer has started out as a | produce man; that Is what Rock Forge | Falr: Brook | needs, ns It is far from any town, and John will pay good prices and give all a square deal, we know. Can Keep Right On, Coffins are now made of paper. Dead beats who have all thelr lives swindled editors out of thelr paper ean keep right on after death and swindle undertakers out of thelr paper through eternity, ean't be | | | | apent Bunday CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. { | AVA VIAY MAMMAL, “an MMWR WWW AMMVV WWMM YW WAS REBERSBURG, Saturd A. M. the tin Of were hi Hey | McDowell | Min { Saturday NITTANY. i William MeDowell and wife, of near | Jacksonville; Mrs. Jerry Ertle and son | and his wife, of Madigonburg: and] Miss Ella Rachau and Mr, Earl Clark, of Orviston, tll guests of D, A. | on Sunda Edna McDowell has Hall where she ment at the Hotel Perry Webner called home from Wadd n account 14 rumored tore n tov I were M iss Kon to secured employ - Clinton on of Mi It i Webner | perience only When he egraphe [ is br BB. Haines, at dled Mir Huine graphed } Clar) nuto the rites ther hous fmn whose went | Snr . funeral Af re were furnished din: hotel } Gramley, of Spring Mills, a! the funeral of his pong od The Gramley chEIrer y Per showed the am h al ® though TL Heckman Gramiey Long's Titus nor { whe Supervise ret red th r the Sp orts” r sore that longer washes ann they th supery tain re in nn d repair Ar AWAY ting |] rin Il and leaves projes can no | a8 to control the flow of » and to put in inder drain pl require a confiscation state ald the) in soon the main-traveled roads and bride on But the people voted themselves condition wnen they a “work tax” system and it under the rule of Pen- | This is what the for the U, 8 sports with since to have across the roads, when they are speeding It 60 miles an hour. en dangers thelr gasoline vehicles, al though peculiarly exhilarates the sporting of the machine regions require a different road system from that which applies to the level country bLetween Philadelphia and Harrisburg City Inw-makers know so little about soun- try roads and country lnw-makers are so busy working for appropriations Interests that they forget about the rural constituents. They all blather about “good roads” ny and by there will be no prod tive farms to pay for any roads at all . he fae ' ’ nger drain then tax get ated mn doned the themselves it occupants all BRANCH-College Twp, Minnie Wagner and Mra. pme Blazier, of Oak Hall, spent Sunday at John Breon's Curtis Meyer, Evelyn, visited at Mra wife and daughter Luther Petors on Bunday. nas Musser and Ho nry in Pine Grove Viela McMahon, of Philadelphia. is spending some time at Wallace Mys- sors, William Breon, of Farmers spending some time at his ho the Branch, Ralph Dale Mills, "| me along | The people want a change a Is the time to vote for it. hd now | business at man dertown lon Sun | dertown man and Dan Sh 8. Rossn Dar thrast ' the | houses last week as sohoo directors Hand your news leave It the sine Allied OR he Is one of to the office for h The writer om Our le are ou ries Verna Robt nthe Millmont Mra k and spent two m Mra M Wise Khe is in nd the lance her son, 1. C thters Martz FRUITTOWN Potter Twp. of Potters Mills th his Mr. and Mrs Peter Doal, at Pole Cat City Miss Orpha Fleisher, Mrs. Wm Ishler and daughter Esther transacted Centre Hall on Saturday. May Cooney, of Boalsburg, Sunday at home Fye, who is employed at State | College, spent Sunday with friends at Pole Cat City Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moyer and son, Cyrus, are visiting their daughter Mra. Arthur Cummings, at Brush Val. | ley Lyman Klinefelter with John Weaver | Mr. and Mra. Jacob Lee and family, of Spring Mills, and Mr. and Mrs John Lee spent Bunday at the home of Mra. Emma Fahringer, Mra. Mehala Nevill I» daughter, Mrs. Wm. Confer, or Valles Bolse spent Sunda w parents Mins spent Chas spent Sunday visiting her of Deck the sick list, Brown is on made a good rec- of New not fallures Woodrow Wilson Governgr are Jersey in ord nn Kohool teachers life pul Hie Deafness Cannot Be Cured an they eannot reach the dis by loeal Applications There I» only one way Wo | paseed potion of the sar eure deafness, and that in by conmtitutional remedies, | Deafness 8 oaused by an flamed condition of the mucous lining of the Fustachian Tube When this | tube famed you have a rumbling sound or im | perfect hearing, and when It Is entirely closed, Dents poss is the result, and unless the inflammation ean be taken out and this tube restored 10 is normal condl tion, hearing will be destroyed forever. nine oases out of ten are caused by Ostarrh, which & nothing put an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dolls for oy og | bY Sharh) that eannot ( , Bend for free, F J. CHENEY & OO, Toledo, O LD amily Pie for constipation. Thursday, August 8th, 1912, r When You Think Of the pain which many women experience with every month it makes the gentleness and kindness always associ- ated with womanhood seem to be almost a miracle, While in general no woman rebels against what she re- gards as a natural necessity there is no woman who would not gladly be free from this recurring period of pain, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription makes weak women strong and sick women well, and gives them freedom from pain, It establishes regularity, subdues inflame mation, heals ulceration and cures fee male weakness. Sick women are invited to consult Dr. Pierce by letter, Jree. All correspondence strictly private and confidential, Write without fear and without fee to World's Dispensary Med- ical Association, R. V, Pierce, M. D., President, Buffalo, N. Y. sacredly If you want a book that tells all about woman's diseases. and how to cure them at home, send 21 one-cent stamps to Dr. Pierce to pay cost of mailing only, and he will send you a free copy of his great thousand-page illustrated Common Sense Medical Adviser—revised, up-to-date edition, in paper covers. In handsome cloth-binding, 31 stamps. HIPPO-HIDE Rubber Roofing Strongest MOST DURABLE Roof- ing Made. One Ply as strong as any other two- ply made. Two-ply stronger than any other three-ply made. Tear Hip- po Hide. Tear others. Nuf ced. OUTLASTS iron or steel, COSTS LESS, Most roofings are made to buy and sell. HIPPO HIDE is made to with- stand the wear and tear of the ele- ments. Get Samples and Prices From John I. Olewine’s Store, Sole Agent, BELLEFONTE, PA. x-33 tlantic City Cape May Wildweod, Ocean City, Anglesea, Sea Isle City, Holly Beach, Avalon, Stone Harbor, New Jersey THURSDAYS, August 8, 22. TRIP $5.75 ROUND TRIP Bridge Via Market Whart FROM BELLEFONTE THURSDAY TICKETS GOOD FOR TEN DAYS Stop-Over Allowed At Philadelphia $6 00 ROUND 4 | er Street For full Information concerning of tr ills or nearest Ticket AVIing time Agent trains, PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ROA int AnD Keep adding to will grow so that a home for j yourself in business ortunity presents aside something The Bellefonte Trust Comp'y, Bellefonte, Pa. these days is not only a farmer, but an up-to-date business man. Few of them are without bank accounts, They find it as necessary in their business as the merchant dues in his. A check- ing account in a bank like this is more than a convenience; it is a necessity. The First National Bank, BELLEFONTE, PA,
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