Thursday, December 19th, 1912. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, ip Sa Department Continued. ROCK FORGE. The farmers are very busy hauling the penitentiary share of hay to Peru. Frank Cramer had the misfortune of cutting three of his fingers off in a circular saw, while sawing wood on the Curtis Wagner farm at Buffalo Run last week, and is now in the Bellefonte hospital Samuel Gingery, visited his brether, who is very sick stroke. Catherine save she was at George Fike's wedding and she says she will be at Earnest Henry's wedding also. George Fike returned home on Thursday with his new bride. Owing to sickness in the Fike family it was a quiet wedding. The bride was at- tired in green silk, and the groom was in brown. The bride's reception dress was of brown silk trimmed with brown satin, A reception dinner was given on Sunday at the home of Harry Fike's in the presence of twenty guests, They will start to house- keeping in the spring at Mill Brooke. Miss Ruth and Maud Poorman spent Saturday with Romaine Benner, William Searsons came down from State College in their auto to help Ira Benner's butcher on Wednesday, Don't forget the entertainment at Rock Forge school on Tuesday "after- noon, the 24th, Andy Breon has had 2 bad case of grip. We hope it will not go like it did last year, and end in pneumonia. William Breon Is spending a few weeks at his parents, Andy Breon’'s. George Bhears butchered some fine porkers on Tuesday. Sindey Poorman threshed last week and now the threshing is finished around here. of State College, here, over Sunday, with a paralytic ¢ PLEASANT GAP. Rev. Frum, pastor of the M. E church, expects to start revival meet- ings in the near future. Mrs. J. N. Rover and children spent last Thursday at the home of Mrs. T. F. Lons. Mrs, Clyde iting at this place. Ripka and baby are vis- her father-in-law's home at Mrs. Ripka was formerly Miss Pearl Hazel of this town Ellwood Brooks made a business trip to Altoona one day last week. James Tate, son of Potter Tate of this place, was an arrival home last Saturday, from Jlowa, where he had been employed this last summer James left far the west about three years ago, and ginace then has trav- eled over a good part of that wild and woolly country. There almost an news Pleasant Gap which goes to show that our little lage was dead, All our people needed was just example to follow, Christmas is all appearar was over-dose of from week. vil- last almost ) it will we a one. No sleigh rides this time. John Royer expects have town water piped into reside this week. David Moyer sore to get any wild turkey but next year » will <limb. Mrs with last we the ] } s this y make m Wallace Mrs. Hun ek. WINGATE. John Rowan, wife and Snow Shoe, visited a few week it ¢ er s on Frar davs John Smit ant call at the Mrs. Willis Shuey ited Sunday at the home of E. Flynn Mrs. Fred Freeze visit with | Freeze, u There will 1 pre 2 the Evangelical Dre 10:30 a. m. iis Davison llefonte Mrs. M Vis a few weeks Mrs Allison home sister LIBERTY, over for to hear of this down On Saturday birthday surpris party for Rote. He receis many fine After the eshments were serv ret he homes wishing many more happy birthdays Don't get he Christmas tainmen Miss Verna W visitor at Fred afternoon Ezra Finkle, wife and daughter Rae, were welcome visitors at WW, V. Gent zel's on Sunday Some of our voung folks are ing singing school at Coburn there was a Ammon presents od, all irned him enter- A welcome on Sunday ingard was Stover's, attend- MOSHANNON. A. J. Walker made a business trip to the little town of Philipsburg one day this week Edward Smoke ville where he weeks with Christmas out boys and Claus, Mrs. Wm. Holt had very One day last week she fell her face, present, Wm. Walker, of Philipsburg, was seen on our little streets of Frog Hol- low, Hugh Ward week, Hope has gone to Zanes will spend a couple of friends will soon be girls, for here, old look Santa bad luck. and bruised but is getting along nicely at is on the sick list this for his speedy recovery. WADDLE. Butchering is all the rage. Miss Elsie Sellers, of Philadelphia, is home for the holidays. Frank Harris moved last week the Clark homestead. Mr. and Mrs. John Jones, of Unlon- ville, visited their daughter, Mrs. John Clark last week, p An oyster supper will be held at E. R. Williams, New Year's evening, to help toward buying a bell for the M. B. church of Waddle. Everybody Is invited Thomas Miller, who has been sick for some time, is not improving. to {| 1OUS Ad nce vs his foot was too | them | ipper services in | 29th, at | I THURSDAY HARD COLDS] When they first come, the best time to break them up. One standard remedy Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Sold for 70 years. J. 0. Aver Oo, Ask Your Doctor. Lowell Macs FILLMORE. Wonder what became of our scribe; he must have gone to sleep like Rip Van Winkle and forgotten to wake up. If you don't get a move on vou will get back with your news; hope cold weather didn't freeze vou We haven't had any Christmas will soon be and snow here vet the there not the season is over and guns will cease; wasn't any tracking snow and much game killed Don't think cook got sight sick of game this fall, We are glad to say Mr. Lowery is able to be around again after having a sick spell for about three weeks. Mrs, Charles Lutz is ill proving, her ailment is not ived word on Altoona that his broth- has been huckstering met with a very ser- ident on Saturday by a passing over his breast several of his ribs broken his back, and wasn't expe Hamel Huey, of Orvi past two weeks at the grandparent Mr and Huey, Hunting booming Of but is im- known, Frank Lohr rece Saturday frem er Robert, who for some vears, and h 1008¢ ted to wing from live ton, spent Mrs JULIAN. are very sorry to note illness of Samuel McGinley, has been very bad, iffering bad attack of vellow jaundice The protracted meeting, which been In progress in the ren church for the last week, is going on. The pa r, the Rey ston, is preaching some sound sermons; it is hoped that great may be done at this place Mrs. J. F. Anderson spending the holliday season mother, Mrs, J. F. Tallhelm W. R. Myers spent the day in Al- toona on last Thursday, shopping taking in the sights He panied by Miss Sanderson Calvin Holt is rejoicing over the rival of a bouncing big his home, Miss Irene was called serious illness Miss Par ing frien We ous still with her McGinley, of Be home on account of of her father ns, of il ds and rel TYLERSVILLE. ited , Evang ( ‘hrist na but just sleeping. |} a good | green | 8 SALE REGISTER. FEBRUARY Coleville n Am. Lime farm \n n Gramiy stock and farm impli Maves A100 FEBRUARY mile west stock arming household goods FRIDAY, MARCH 14 Tylersville, Clinton co | iil sell i ROO and west Ervin Orses, 16 line lements and house at 9:30 a. m. Wise ind TUESDAY, MARCH 18th miles Spring Mills Henry Mark will sell a full line of farm implementa, live stock and household goon Wise and Hubleer, auct FRIDAY, MARCH 21-T, J will sell stock and farm ments, 2% miles west Hubler and Wise, Auct WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26 Miller, 3 miles west of Madisonburg, known as the C. N. Philips farm, will sell stock and farming imple ments, Wise & Hubler, Auct 1913: 3 east of Stover imple live Dec. 20---Harry S Shawley will expose At public sale at his resi. dence, 1 mile northwest of Yarnell P, (), on the road leading to Snow Shoe on the farm known as the Betzy Feet. zer farm, at 12 o'clock sharp, the fol- lowing, to-wit 5 HEAD OF HORSES, fine bay brood mare with wt. 1300, 8 years oid; 1 bay mare rising 3, make 1300, will drive sin- gle or double; 1 roan, ris- ing 3 years, will make will work anywhere, feariess of steam or autos and a fine driver; 1 roan horse, rising 3 years, broken to all harness; one n 1200 6 COWS, 1 will be fresh In June, ® In February, 2 In March, 4 fine helf- $& ers: | will be fresh In IN March, 10 spring calves, § shoats, 2 hrood sows, straw, corn fodder by the lond, oats, buckwheat, corn by the bushel, 1 set tug harness, collars, hyri- dies, Nines, housing halters, and other articles not mentioned. D, P. Wensil, auot, Pree luach. last wagon | the | home of his | James | the ser- | who with a | has | United Breth- | John- | gospel | good | of Milton, is | and | was accom- | ar- | girl baby at llefonte, | the | of Millheim Wm. F.| foal, will | 1 sorrel mare, 11 months, | Vp: " we Pr Every Woman Thanks Anty Drudge for Her Advice Anty Drudge—'"Why, Mrs. Smith ; you look much better than the last time I saw you. You were all tired out with your housecleaning then.” Smith—*"Anty Drudge, I certainly am glad to see you! 1 thanked you for telling me about Fels-Naptha Soap. Just step in the house, and when I get these last few pieces hung up 1 will I never used to get through my wash till suppertime, but since I use Fels-Naptha Soap, and follow directions, the work seems to do itself, and I am so much better and stronger. Fels-Naptha “Soap eases your work and saves your strength. The old-time way of doing the week’s wash meant that women all over the country hated Monday. Mrs. never be in. The Index, Bellefonte, Penna. Our stock is always full enough to accommodate the In fact, the INDEX is an all Our lines embrace the best late shopper. vear Gift store that can be prov ided in BOOKS, CALENDARS, BIBLES, CHRISTMAS CARDS, BOOKLETS. LEATHER GOODS, FANCY GOODS, TOILET ARTICLES, TRAVELERS SETS, DESK CONVENIENCES, ART STATUARY, VASES, WRITING SETS, IN BRASS, CHRISTMAS BOXES, FOUNTAIN PENS, FINE BOX PAPERS, PICTURES, NOVELTIES, and TOYS. At prices that are within the reach off all. —If hesitating about that Gift, look in The Index, It is no fun to stand over a tub all day, rub- bing your hands sore on a washboard, or keep up a hot fire, with a heavy boiler full of clothes to lift up and down from the stove. FFels-Naptha Soap has changed all this. It is equally good for delicate sum- mer fabrics and for heavy washing and scrubbing. It works best in cool or luke- warm water; it loosens the dirt, so that no hard rubbing is necessary, and the clothes do not need to be boiled. And it does this in half the time that the old way took. The Fela-Naptha way is easier on vou and on your pocketbook, for it saves vour health and it saves your clothes, as well as cleans them. "ull directions are on the Red and Green Wrapper. FlLLs & CO, PHILADELPHIA Doctors Use This for Eczema Dr. Holmes, the well known skin spe- cialist writes: “I am convinced that the D.D.D. Prescription is as much a specifi for eczema as quinine for malaria Evans, Ex-Commiasioner of Health, | “There is almost no relation bee od.” The Dr, BAYS tween skin diseases and the bi skin must be cured through the skin The germs must be washed out, and so | have been prescribing the D.D.D. remedy salves have long ago been found worth-| for years” It will take away the itch less. The most advanced physicians of | the instant you apply It. this Country Are DON BET%r wintorgreen,| In fact, we are so sure of what D.D.D. thymol and other ingredients for eczem al will do for you at we will be “wind and all other skin diseases pound is known as D.D.D. Prescription for Eczema. | GREEN'S PHARMACY CO. antes that it will cost you nothing ute less you find that it does the work BELLEFONTE, PA, ReNoNoNoNeoRNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoloNoNoNoNoNoNoRNINoNIRINONe SHOEI RONIRONORO NONI RO RONORIEO NOR RONO NO NORIO RON OR : : i For Father, Mother, i Sister or Brother nothing is more useful, econ- omical and acceptable than Shoes, Slippers, Rubbers, : Boots, Leggins, Over- Gaiters and Hose. We carry a full line of FOOT-WEAR Mingle’s Shoe Store O08 OOO S00 000 O80 00000 000 QualityCounts See Re ess HOLIDAY GOODS In Every Line at Olewins s Hardware : OOOO 2al Sot al ta tat et tt Te eter" SA I I ta et This com-| 10 Jet you have a FH bottle on our Fuss. | Modern Baby Bunting Daddy doesn’t go out to hunt for rabbit skins to keep the baby warm, He is less romantic, but more practical. He buys a ERFECTIO SMOKELESS and all during the cold Fall and Winter months his house is kept warm and cozy for his wife and babies, A Perfection Oil Heater is almost indie able when there are children in the hom yp home has uses for it. Made with nickel trimmings, plain steel or led, a, fo blue drums. Ornamental. Inexpensive. Lasts for years, Easily from room to room. At dealers everywhere, THE ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY Philadelphia Pittsburgh 2 FITZ-EZY THE LADIES SHOES THAT - CURES CORNS SOLD ONLY AT we Yeager’s Shoe Store, HIGH STREET, BELLEFONTE, PA
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