THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Page 7. — Thursday, August 29th, 1912 Correspondents’ Department Continued. WEST BRUSHVALLEY, Our schools will begin on Sept. 2nd, then the little seen strolling on their Some of our people the Bellefonte fair. A number of our people Vertrant picnic at Rockville on urday. J. W. Beck lost one day last weel Some of our people wheat next week. Il.ee Vonada and lady friend, Annie Rachau, Chas. Duck and friend, Miss Susan Vonada are ing anniversary day at Bethany Or- phans' Home at Womelsdorf, Pa., on Thursday. The women of marvel thatt he men or today any respect left for women as Where have all the modest girls gone to? some left, I am glad to they certainly seem in the In the country and in the city, one aim of the girls of today ently is to attract attention, clothing and actions If the doesn't actually assist i this effort she at least does little check it. What can the mother of this large and growing thinking of? The girls may be excused on the of youth, but the mother cannot. They surely know that clothes and man ners are the marks of our street mag dalenes. Do they wish the daug ters to ape that t alone danger of their it? Not many custom for the men in the to do the courting, but have been reversed. It the way both city and misuse the telephone Girls will call up men been introduced to, for versation. Why can't that if the man wishes acquaintance he will up. A telephone one form of so the conversations a wire a few miles not cause it to thing Few ards and idea their wives, sess. The won and should higher things of the most deg that so many and h way to school, expect to attended the Sat valuable expect to sow Miss lady today have a class, old There admit, but are the both by class be class, le eventually years ago sting regard have onl a phone else. age get this ive low FILLMORE. eather has be wee k urday near port having a The committe went to Bellefon purchased the church and it required to pay | we are glad to they had money left dow lights pairs. The good selection price for the Mrs, Eva few dave last her parents, Tressler. Thomas day afterno« Hues Miss spending home Gordon H Huey's sistér sg home of H. C Somet! 4 | was $50.00 and SOIL and some mmities ma and paid a carpet Struble and week at Mr. and son the Mrs, spent home of Huey and mn a the OTT of and wife Myrtle lL. a fe da at the Keg Jame vrnT social held on Friday trustees ing coal 0) ry threshe BUSH GROVE. Eckley and son Roy, of west where they time with their Elizabeth Wortz, expect to visit in returning Ve gone SOMme« nt, Mrs and states hefore ide and wife f Michi- metime with Mrs. William visiting s« Mr. and place acas has gone to Pit visit with for some expects to er, Harry Lucas, ose who attended the ] evening at the Miss Margory Eckley were: Miss Mar- tha and Gertrude Lucas, Rachel May Resides, Lera Ammerman, Helen Det. ers, Clara Shirk, Gracle Watson, Verna Rider Grace Lucas, Nellie Reese, Evert Adams, Evert Parsons, Ralph Moran, Willle Watson, Jonathan Am- merman, Mr. Woliglegal, Gee Tol- bert, Earnest Lucas, lL.aus Lucas, Elwood, William Resides, Jos eph Reese, Clyde Watson, Samuel and James Shirk, Clair Poorman and Al- bert Hippel Teddle Pubs the mon of George Dubs, of this place, was bitten last {iweek by a copperhead snake but glad ] » Is getting along very nicely party on home of ree Owen BRANCH-College Twp. Wallace in Bellefonte on Saturday. Helen Sents visited her sister In Huntingdon over Saturday and Sun- day. at Lock Haven, Ethel Dale, of Bellefonte, Charles Dale's last week, Wallace Musser and spent Sunday at Peru, son, Those who visited at John Breon's | over Saturday and SBunday were Lewis | Frazier, wife and four children, of Bellwood, Willlam Breon and wife and Margaret Scholl, of Farmers Mills. Boyd Frederick, of Farmers Mills, also spent Saturday at John Breon's. Marion Riddle, of Pleasant Gap, and Mabel From, of State College, visited at Curtis Meyers on Sunday. | took an | Sunday enjoyed and | enjoyed Monday, lon Sunday tots can be attend | | leave attend - | i about sometimes | -fashioned | fashioned [ce has | Bellefonte minority. | appar- | | and turnt back mother | and J cl { church at emont {at the Ex 1 plea | | Harve) ry girls | reasonable | | day Joseph | { tainly pent Sun- ¢ f Mrs | Ms C Musser transacted business | Harry, | + ROCK FORGE. Houser and wife daughter, auto ride to where they brother, Joe Scholl, Sunday night the trip, George Bhears Irene Breon and lady friend, the D PF Sholl and and Catherine Dale Madisonburg on visited Mr. Sholl's and returned home and said they all and lady friend, Harry Miss Emma excursion to Gettysburg went to Belle attend the fall and brought home with Rock Forge, Wednesday ey John R. Wil Lemont as his lady friend, Miss Isadora Williams expected to Thursday for New iple of weeks Fike's brother, has been working near der county wns brought Thursday suffering a stroke and at this writing is no family Wednesday to the stores ercie Miller along o spend a week at George Fike spent ening at the home of Iran Benner's fonte on wales In ms nt spend a cm Mrs Harry Gingery, Sn who home on | of paral better William Eminhizer horse th week We are glad had a very Miss Ella from the getting to hear that irned home hospital and 8 ret long wel Harvey Friday ni dance at went to on play ome of Har Saturday amily attended inday « churer Wagner's Sidney man's f on S * the sermon on alee Pray meeting Harry Fike's was sund ternoon Wi Ham Mrs fter Annie JACKSONVILLE. in, the STORMSTOWN. Evervhodyr seemed headed fo r meeting on Sunday They for it Those who attended party of Miss Margaret had a time L es Mar thie surprise Hartsock cer- They were as Miriam Hart nice and m this p CENTRE MILLS, and Ha Mill ; diers’ Reunion afterno ers n and dm 3 ind family nd Wil liam Meyer of Boalsburg., were wel come visitors with the latter's sister Kline the past week Helen Weaver has returned for a short time Charley Miller was home over Sun day Charley had working for Norman Duck, the part of the summer Miss Minnie Kline, who Is pasto a charge at Iden's, on the Maryland, is spending her va- it the home of her parents, Mr Mrs. J. A. Kline at Centre Mills Mr. and Mrs Godshall Are pres paring for a trip which they expect to take soon Mr. Kline, the at present He has led a line engine at the mill to assist as the power in not enough home been fore r of eastern shore of ation and busy KARO miller is very insta water strong Your Lungs and Throat, by the Yor sivly vear | m consume €81arrh, krippe, reparat n mentioned able worth t « sufferers | ption, asthma, bronchitis, | coughs, colds and lung and thy disease Jae d remedy and 1s a he nes to which it In many, man has brought happiness, A. ABBOT Fa Bt... New York ( I have k y oflects of W s Ke ' ’ years of the Wilson’ & Preparation | of Hypopho sphites and Blodg« ti "n V At Ralph Musser spent Saturday night | s visited at B my feet and at TR EYE Min r LEV. « \ Pastor M, EK, Church, Hunter, JN.Y. The above letter shows what a great boon the Wilson Remedy was to Mr, Sager, but it is but ene of thourands received test fying to the curative powers of this wonderful remedy. Write at once to Mr. Abbott at the above address and he will furnish you comvimeing sroof of the great worth to humanity of this reparation, {Ureene Co Rev, | health and George | league —— | Sunday Mins | Holderman | Breon | Mr. | them | mention, York to | John | | running | We | our | Wis town sick Insts | the the violin for a | | vers | held In C. H. vening | ed success Th servi 8 began in | the had a | him | | the roll | enjoyed | had to The pe Erove ang Zot dinner yo, Were inter tine of Greensburg, | /BLerestin, vt About 3 parental roof. a “ry Interesting ball game be- | Orvis Walker's, of Pittsburg, are The y Rebersburg and Centre Hall, visiting at the home of Thomas Walk ¢ 16 Ter the former by a score or's, Lurie This was Rebers- Rev. Aurand and Rev. Rearick, play } ¥ er, Lee Kidder, could not | formerly preachers of the Lutheran The Cols ceount of a boll on his arm church of this place, attended the |,., on was kept up till about soldiers’ pienie, Ch 3 night, All the those Rebers numerous u from western a this Burkett and 4 Jorda of Chicago, is ‘ompan a n of WW. 8B. Miller Greninger, Samuel 4 cker and family, of Mifflin- Helen Wolfe friends at this place boast of a dand) al C \ Vietor Walker place to Coburn I tk. "Phi . MARTHA. Hobinson and Paul William visiting thelr parents irned on Monday to where they have ome time, REBERSBURG. Hulsopple, an man, gave a very sermon in the Lutheran morning. Raymond Hassinger, is visiting under the call which Col. H., 8. kn before ple then was very Taylor, of they went proceeded to their dinners entertained by anti-saloon Belle- interesting Rev, church on After Hpeoeches, 30 there beat hecause children, of the home of and visiting at names of visiting at Hot burg are too but those Erastus place states are siting Corman, me and Mrs and Miss Rebershurg can wto bus, owned by from this no longer slumbers quite nn Hmpr (Fe0rge mbers of ¢ A: Mr. Strayer siting ntar of Greensburg ends at this plad need sweet wement What a saved If the go to see the Rel | boys of Millheim the Millheim . » ad of changing so. What will be | C0 dig Me caarson differen anyhow In 100 § ; ive heen rom now? The celebration of Ary of A 148th reg iumgarder, of Ohlo, and daugh gpending nts, Wils 8 place, ho ha eir pare fe of thi son 60th anni y of Compan and wife, w which w oona for the last two one-half |, € Deg ome on a little vis- i hay moved thelr household Pa where they ex winter hirley the istment iment P. V,, the enl Smull grove mile west of Rebers deci as he school. Philipsburg 0 an op- 10 o'clock in front ph. ¢ this coming hotel, at the place ' stent was held 50 ! Nason ft for first thing on the ns evening to underg parade Next morning , at | poh fda 3 Rete dmg X78 Sepa bury Pee doing db Safady To Tom, Tom, the Piper's son, stole the washboiler for a drum, But his Mother laughed—she washed today, Without any bailing, the Fels-Naptha way, And found it so eaw and quickly done, Tom can have the boiler for his fun. ‘don’ts Mor women who have " Some their washing ‘“done out. Don’t blame your washwoman if your clothes come home yellow or streaked and bearing a nasty odor. The responsibility is yours. She may not have heard of the Fels-Naptha way of washing in cool or lukewarm water which makes clothes whiter, and clean and sweet. You have. She may be boiling the life out of them, rubbing till her back nearly breaks with the ordinary old-fashioned kind of soap because she doesn’t know any other way. It 1s your duty to tell her; to see that she uses Fels-Naptha soap. Then your clothes will come home as snowy and fresh as you could wish and they'll last longer. And your washwoman will thank you for making her work easier. Just see that she gets Fels-Naptha soap and tell her to follow the simple directions on the red and green wrapper BIBI DIDI BDID BIBER BEBO BO RODEO 1913 Overland $985 F. O. B. Factory, 3.-8peed Sliding Gear, 30-Horsepower, 110.in Wheelbase—Completely Equipped, which means Mohair Top and Slip Cover, Wind Shield, $50 Warner Speedometer, Robe Rail, Foot Regt Tire Carrier and Self Starter—More Car for the Money than is gisewhere produced. ¢ ASK FOR DEMONSTRATION. ¢ WE WILL HAVE A FEW CARS FOR FALL DELIVERY. { {4 PII DIDI DIDI DIDI Agent for Centre County. Bellefonte, John Sebring, Jr. Penna. much | to war, the | some | ron /), d Hou. ; Drudgery She brush- ior feet all day attending to her back aching, her the stress of in bed is ed ne GO not pers nervous Prescription, uk woman, Lunas need of weak, I IVOris wy. fe EEF rowan - ba ! WCeaK IEC Strong ad Lick Wor: weil. Prescription’ rerioves the cavse te nesses, cals inflame / I and uf eration, end cures those ~k ; cs so peculi vomen. It mh es he nery ’ curades the ¢ and Induces restiu leep. we know what plete list of Do not let any unscrup- ist persuade at his sul ymposition is ‘* just as pood’’ in order that he may makes tdger profit, Just smile and shake your head ! Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cures liver ills, tly willing to let every os ' on contains, a com bottlie-wrapper. i ntl vou ti bstitute of unknown CORTRIGHT METAL SHINGLES =] _ HOW TO KNOW THE GENUINE LOOK FOR THE STAMP “CORTRIGHT” Reg. U. S. Pat. 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