CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Thursday, February 27th, 1913. Correspondents’ Department Continued. NITTANY. Don't forget the big social Saturday night at the home Fisher, right along side of office bullding Everybody on the post- cordially invited to attend and help the church | along. Mrs. Moore, Coburn with place the past daughter, Mrs family, for some time Winter is not over yet was cold on Sunday. On Tuesday evening, her home ame to stay with Dorman who hi her week to 1 (8) 8 this son { but the 18th, 120 of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zerby's friends | home of Willlam Was- | gathered at the son, father of Mrs gave them a Kitchen presents were all very late Four refreshments which were the very best, joyved them very much Charles Zerby, and shower. The useful. At a were served and all en- Our men who are employed at Wad- | dle and Mill Hall spent over Sunday with their families here Mrs. Albert Zimmerman sister in Mill Hall day week The public household goods her past visited one the Cal. Wednesday sale last was well attended and all articles sold | brought fair prices Mr. Stover and family left the same evening for new home in Illinois. Their friends wish them abundant 8 in their new home. Mrs. Tillie Peck, Mrs. and Mrs. H. P. Allison Zerby attended a bi Harry Weaver's at last Thursday in honor « er. These ladies report very nice time On Wednesday many UCCess H. K ind Mrs rthday par Hublersburg f Mrs, Weav- having had a H. ty P at evening, the and Mrs. Joe the home of John gave them a kitchen shower. Mr. and Mrs, Lannen receiv- ed some very nice and useful pres- ents and at a convenient hour refresh- ments were served, which all enjoyed very much, Mrs. Will visited her parents, rael Yearick, here, week. How man ? Tom Vintondale, his family G. E. Snavely, O. N liam Showers we [ Saturday, business Andy Twholski, 8SD¢ nt here There here th H. P driving On Saturday, liams will’ have ind friends of Mr. gathered at and wife and jam Tobias, of Mackeyville, Mr. and Mrs, Is one day the would the Gunsallus, wh ‘ ployed gpent Ove | here. re n on severs will Zer horse 9 goods, will and ! Sth t} will el on Ix OME rman famil) many week. Some of attending TYLERSVILLE. Smith, the ter, preached his Sunday forenoon A. H C Ome £1 Bris Monday There's winter Mis St. Mar day. Geo his Lows i Charles Samuel house We had Sunday aft didn't remain on Ren minis - on angeiical E farewell sermon aris Ww {11 Hall enteriy ht Hattle 8 re sist and Mrs at challenge the anything better same size Miss Jane Adams time among us J. W. Gunsa visited h and succeeded he met personality may come I. M. Stov of last week a foresters ing passed and instructive F. P. Wirth Stover's last Saturday wi D Delong, all pleasant lus f Sted friend, J in here by H harming frank F all ea and rnestl n er, in Harris! onvention « time In manner was a hope 800 LEAN who ! nearly urg attending ¢ reports hav- th an enjoyable isitor (300 at Household Economy How to Have the Best Cough Syrup and Save $2, by Making It at Home, next | of George at | her | and | it | | very Never Forget that upon your physical condition depends your comfort and useful- ness=—that your condition will be bettered, your vigor increased— when your bowels are regulated, your liver stimulaved your digestion made by BEECHAM'S PILLS Sold everywhere In boxes 10c., 25¢c. and soun d CURTIN. Leathers, of near ill at this speedy to Was Succes shut we Samuel seriously for him a writing, hope gL; avery Curtin We Laird IUSINesSs The went he Pittsburg ssful at the it will resume hope furnace Is present for repairs not be long until the work again Miss Ros« ent a few home, being of her returmfed down hope men can Savers, days called Mir home of Curwensvlille at the Williams here by the death she «ry | Sunday Stover's | their | Allison | oni w 18th, | quite a number of the neighbors and | L.annen | Fisher | IB 4 past | those | he | 1 | ail tod : | Cough medicines, as a rule, contain a large quantity of plain syrup. take one F . pint © minutes, you have as good syrup as money could buy. If you will then Pinex (50 cents’ worth) in a pint bottle, If you | int of granulated sugar, add | warm water and stir about | ut 214 ounces of | and fill it up with the Sugar Syrup, you | will have as much cough syrup as you | could buy ready made for $2.50. 18 keeps perfectly. And you will find it the best cough syrup you ever used—even in whooping cough. You ean feel it take hold—usu. ally stops the most severe cough in 24 hours. It is just laxative enough, has a fod tonic effect, and taste is plecsant, ake a teaspoonful every one, two or three hours. It is a splendid remedy, too, for whooping cough, eroup, hoarseness, asthe may chest pains, ete, inex is the most valuable concentra. ted compound of Norway white pine ex- ract, rich in guaiacol and all the heal ng pine elements. No other prepara tion will work in this formula, \ This recipe for making sough remedy \ with Pinex and Sugar Syrup is now ‘used and prized in thousands of homes the United States and Canada. The Tan hat o'ten been imitated but never ully. A guaranty of absolute satisfaction, or y promptly refunded, with this p. Your druggist has Pinex, or will for you, If not, send to ” Wayne, Ind. | Mrs. Myrtle the Ridges ind Mr day Wm Miles Do A straw 1esday ev home in the rood time ee small home Jerry ter Mr. and Bellefonte they Mrs n expect tu future, Elmer Bryan Saturday on b move there in went to 18iness ; the near Id at the home larger, Jr, on Friday; of ladies were invit ith the quilting after which st was served; all choice viands set be- irned to thelr homes id 1 many mors mn ) ©“ ice | LL. 1d LINDEN HA | FRIDAY LI FRIDAY im leave Leonard Wilson and ( were to Hall Saturday noon: wonder why Cough, Sore Throat Sloan's Liniment gives quick relief for cough, cold, hoarseness, sore throat, croup, asthma, hay fever and bronchitis. HERE'S PROOF. » N Centre after Ean, write “We use Sloan's Link ment in the family and find it an ex- oellent relief for colds and hay fever attacks, It stops coughing and snoos- .: RELIEVED SORE THROAT. Mus, I. Brewer, of Modello, Fla, writes: * I bought one bottle of your Liniment and itdid meall the good in the world, My throat was very sore, and it cured me of my trouble.” GOOD FOR COLD AND CROUP. Mr W. H, STraxan, 3721 Elmwood Avenue, Chicago, Il. writes: “A lit tle boy next door had eroup, 1 gave the mother Sloan's Liniment to try. She gave him threes drops on sugar before going to bed, and he got up without the eroup in the morning.” Price, 25c0.,500.,$1.00 Sloan's Treatise on the Horse sent free, FINE GROCERIES, FRUITS, ETC. While most all goods In our line are on a “Stand Pat” basis, yet some items are making considerable ad- yances But one important article of food has recently been on the decline, and we are glad to take the earliest op- portunity of making a price on Frank- lin Fine Granulated Sugar of Flve Cents Per Pound In any quantity de- sired, Have also made a Jower schedule of prices on Western New York hand. picked, Red Kidney, White Kidney, Marrow and Pea Beans-all finest new crop. Will be glad to have your or- ders for all goods In our line, BECHLER & CO. Bush House Block Belisfonte, Pa. Curtin, Is | we | on | Colver | Notices of Public Sales will be In- serted In this column, until day of sale, for $1.00, Persons who have their Sale Bills printed at “The Centre | Democrat” office will receive the $1.00 notice Free; or deducted from the price of bills if previously paid. MARCH SALES. | TUESDAY, MARCH 4—J. F. Lohr, 2 m. west of Milmore—4 horses. b cows, 4 young entitle, 11 sheep, 10 hogs and farm implements—10 a. m WEDNESDAY. MARCH 5--John and J. H Neese at Rock View, Benner twp. —-8 horses 11 eattle, farm implements and household goods---9a m. L. FF. Maves, Auct | WEDNESDAY. MARCH & | mile west of Madisonburg : 5 horses, 7 cows 6 young cattle, 2 brood sows, 13 shoals chickens, farm implements and 10s. m. Wise & Hubler THURSDAY, MARCH &-E. J. Scholl Glenn farm, 2 m, west of Flllmore—4 horses 10 mileh cows, buli, 4 heifers, brood sow, ® shoats, pigs, farm implements and household goods—10a. m. L. F. Mayes, Auct THURSDAY, MARCH ¢ S. Fisher Nittany--2 horses, 4 mileh cows, 4 heifers, bull farm implements and household m A. C. McClintie Auct SATURDAY. MARCH Daniel | Roopsburg. | m. west of Bell Brockerhof! farm ~4 work ho bu 10 young eattle, 8 shoat implements and household goods F. Mayes, Auct SATURDAY, MARCH { XM m. east of Blanchard stock and MeClintie, Auct | MONDAY. MARCH Jacksonville--4 buil, § yo Frank Swartz. % household goods aucts 8) ROOA S10 R-~Charles on the Clg implements 10-1 work he { brood farm! Auct Chas. W. Snyder recs Ing cattle boar 9sheep, chickens ar | #a.m. A C McClinte I TUESDAY. MARCH 11 Nigh Bank In Spring twp —farm stock implements. ~10a. m. L. F. Mayes, Auct TUESDAY. MARCH 11:'--Wm. H. Wells Hollow in Union twp—3 horses, 2 cows, heifer hrood sow with plgs. household goods—1p. mm. S. K WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12 Fairbrook station—horse, 15 young cattle milch cows. R calves, 28 hogs 50 chickens, farm implements and household goods- 10 a m. J. 1. Reed, Auct WEDNESDAY, MARCH W. C. Miller. on the Peter Mendis farm. in Marion twp ~ horses, 2 colts. 4 milch cows. 2 bulls, 2 helfers 4 brood sows. boar. 8 shoats. full farm implements and bousehold goods—10 a. m David Wentzel, Auct WEDNESDAY. MARCH 12 Mackeyville—live stoe 10:30 A.C. MeC WEDNESDAY. MARCH 11 Waddis i cows, 12 ung near apd Emerick, suct ne Harry M nd farm Eye x mpiement A. at Harter station. Patton twp--.7 h cattle, 3 bulls 851% is farm F. Mayes, Auct | THURSDAY Bailey. 3 od fara MARCH east of Sprit Wise URSDAY wes faru MARC stock AAD MA FRIDAY Fleming ers MARCH 2 horse 2s MARCH Boalaburg muople pleme Dis A. TH MARCH 14 IrDace. of o of Pa head of horses and young cattle. ewes. 2 brood sows, § sho farm imp'empents and household goods M GC Walte, auct {| FRIDAY. MARCH 14 Tyleraville—~3 horses PF Ervin Rubl, 2m west of I5 head of cattle, and a full line of farm implements and household | gooda ~930 A.M. Wise and Hubler. Avet | SATURDAY. MARCH 15 ate. at Pine Grove Mi 4h ng osttie ith nd LW w. 8 1 ® races ma gx A farm Reed, A | SATURDAY re wos is MARCH f He horaes. 2 colts. 3 e yo ; cattle f farm impler i « F yarbriek, 2 y View and fu Mayes afar anct SATURDAY. MARCH 15~John A. Haagen, 4 frem Howard } and fa horses. 3 or ro Aut MARCH horse. ers. bull | C. Met | SATURDAY Madisonburyg bu farm implements and he 1:30 m fONDAY northwest of Lemont horses. 2 yearling them spring implements and househo F. Mares, Auct TUESDAY MARCH 1» State Co i F. Roan. Auct | TUESDAY. MARCH 18~Kidder & Raymond m. east of Boalshurg. on the Dr. Kidder farm 7 work horses. 2 colts, 7 mileh cows. § young | eattle. bull, 2 brood sows and shoats. chickens | 21 ewes, buck; and farm Implements—10 A. M | L.F. Mayes, Auvet | TUESDAY, MARCH 18--Jerome A, Confer, at Yarpell-—live stock implements household goods ~12.% Ww Auect TUESDAY. MARCH 18~Henry Mark. 3m. east of Spring Mills—live stock, farm implements and household goods. Wise and Hubler, Auct Free Lunch TUESDAY MARCH 1R~Mra Rebeoen Swisher, on the Dave Henderson farm. 2m west of Jullan—4 mileh cows f hogs, farm implements and household goods ip. m 8S K Emerick, Auvet WEDNESDAY. MARCH 19 «Chas. W Weaver 1 m. east of Linden Hall on the Vantries farm—7 horses, 50 cattle, 25 hogs and farm im plements~8 0a m. LL. F. Mayes, Auct WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19-J 0. Clark. at Houserville, College twp 2 work horses, 5 mileh cows, 2 young cattle sows, 100 ¢rickens and farm implements-1 p m. H.F Grove, Auet implements a In Er 1sehold goods MARCH F.S. Fishburn I m at Houserville 4 work olts, “cows. { heifers 5 shoats, chickens, farm d goods 10am. L heifers M. A Gatha, Feteh at ot household goods—1p m. L loge farm p.m PF. Wentsel brood sows, farm implements and household goode—10 A. M. Wise and Hubler. Auct THURSDAY. MARCH 20 Newton E. Hess will sell 5 horses, #5 head cattle, 25 hogs, 20 sheep, farm implements and household goods, 2 miles east of Pine Grove Mills. Sale at 10 am. J 1 Reed ance THURSDAY, MARCHE ®0 J M Heckman, 2 m 11 young eattie, 2 brood sows, hoar. 18 shoats farm VPraplements, vehicles, and household goods~030. H H. Miller, Auvet THURSDAY, MAR, 20-.8amusel F, Mos- er, 2 m. east of Spring Mills, 4 work horses, 7 cows, 2 heifers. 2 bulls, brood sows, boar, full line of farm Im- lements, Hale at 10 a. m. Wise and fubler, Auct FRIDAY. MARCH #21:Reuben Crust, | m south of Fililmore-—10 horses, 30 onttle, 20 hogs, chickens, farm Implements and bouse- hold goods~9a m. LL. F. Mayes avet FRIDAY. MARCH 21T J. Stover, 2% m. west of Millhelm live stock and farm implements Hubler and Wise, Auct MONDAY. MARCH 24~J. A Pifer, | m, south of Jacksonville 8 work horses, 12 mileh cows holstein bull, 18 young cattle, 12 shots, 4 brood sows, chestorwhite boar 22 sheep, farm implements and household goods-9a m. A. OC. MeClintlo, Auet, MONDAY. MARCH 24 Joseph Meyers. at Axe mann--4 work horses, colt 7 mileh cows, 3 hell ers, bull, brood sow, shoats and farm imple mente-1tm. LF. Mayes, Aver TUESDAY, MARCH 25-J. CO. Goodhart, at Contre Halls «stock, horses, brood mares, colts, cows and young entitle, flock of sheep, hogs, snd farm implements~12 m. L. F, Mayes, Aves, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9--Wm. ¥ Miller, 3 m. west of Madisonburg, on the ON. Philips farm ~ live stock and farm implements. Wise and Hubler, Avet WEDNESDAY, MAR, 26-1. Mothers baugh, at Boalsburg, will sell; 12 hors. on, milch cows, 1 bull, 14 head of young cattle, 3 brood sows, 10 shoats, 2 young oastle, | 45 | on the at Bush | H] { On the Penitentiary site farm {implements and | Fred Nibart, near | “°° | good r.at;° | MONDAY, MARCH 31 | her single | Iasi summer ALL THE LEADING Public Salesin Centre Co. (SPRING SEASON 1913) 10 head of ewes and full line of farm implements, Sale at 10 a. m, L. F, Mayes, Auct WEDNESDAY MARCH 26.:~Mrs. W. R. Gard. ner, on the W, R, Gardner farm, | m west of Howard ~ horse colt, 2cows, bull, 2 brood sows, farm implements and lot of hay~1 p. m, Hayes Schenck, Auct | THURSDAY MARCH Fleming team mules, 2204 heifer, farm implemedts Roan, Auct | THURSDAY, the Pet horses farm Auct FRIDAY, MARCH 28 west of Boalsh 21d, W. Bruss, at 1s: DAY mare, cow ete. ~1lpm LF MARCH 27-W. A Lytle ary site, Henuer twp—H w 20 milch cows, bull, 8 heifers, hogs ¢ implements -9:30 a m. LL. F Lent John A. Stamm 7 horses and colts, § cows, § young brood sow, farm plements and household goods—9:350 a F. Mayes, Auct | FRIDAY, MAR 1% m. southw ny cate, Mrs, J W est of Miltheim 7 $ \ } heifer Holestein bull, heer {i brood pigs and farm implement 10 a. m & Hubler Auct | SATURDAY. MARCH west of Madisonburg ung cattle, bre SON farm implements and househo 0a m & Hubler, Auct SATURDAY. MARCH 20-J. M. Stover Brides Gap, Benner. twp horse, wagor farm implements and household good Ung Vise x» Henry horses Mowery i CON shoats, cf Q d goods et Wise 90 ARCH horses (3. 10 milel Brown Swiss bull, Leghorn and Rho arm implements | SATURDAY I Maves P. A Leister. 2n tre Hall of Cer i ws, 21 Lean March 5: John Neese and Jas. H. Neese € miles south west of llefonte, will VE STOCK rses;: Bay team 7 years old, full bro will welgh £700 Bay mare ing 11 years old, with foal, welghs 1300, will work in ail harness: Bay horse coming 0 years, will weigh 1300, works in all harness single line leader, any woman can drive Dark iron gray horse ing 4 sell H} coming 6 thers and well mated 1 years, will make a 1390 or 1400 horse Gray horse a 400 horse well coming broken Steel gray oult draft horses y mil gn by Lime a maxke 4 £3 sears make heavy ead of your ‘March 19: Chas. W. Weaver 2of | | hay tedder, 10-11 MeCormiok rake and | Hail a 10a m will sell raes: mated ean ax 1 mile east of Linde: rk bh ares OWS. Are except the balance fall YR; heifers frou strain milkers ; pulls are high ready for servioe; § young 11 stall-fed steers ranging weight from eight to nine hundred Hogs thorough bre farrow abo erwhite boar, Po FARM e 18 » of sale agh-bired Chest and boar 18 good shoats IMPLEMENTS New (neh Ul Columbus wagon, Conklin wagon 3inch tire Centre Hall wagon, good S.seated spring wagon WP buggy, good as new, open bpEey. sleigh bobsled, planksied, 7 ft. Deering binder but one season; 5 ft Johnston mower new; 501. McCormick mower, 10-18. MeCormick new Empire Blackhawk double row corn Buckeye cultivator Lt Lime thore re ahoe graindriil, planter, new atest moc el 20 Century cultivator, 4 Imperial plows, good as new, 3 Spring<tooth harrows, 800th spike harrow, square spike harrow, corn seraper land roller. double shovel plow, potato digger, No. 12 Delaval cream separator, # harpoon bay forks % pullies and £70 ft. of rope. fanning mill | wheelbarrow, grindstone cutting box, M-ft ex | bridies | | HOLD GOODS wensirn ladoer, 2 sets hay Iadders, double single and 3h. trees, spreads, scalding trough Harness 5 sets front gears, 3 sets single harness, double driving harness fly nets, coliars 4 woolen horse blankets, 7 new stable also carpenters tools ete. HOUSE Cook stove, chunk stove, flour chest. sinks, cupboards, cider bbls, bedstead iron kettles. seed potatoes, about 30 bus. extra seed corn. and many other articles March 21: Reuben Crust biankets { 1 mile south of Fillmore, Centre County, Penna 7 shoats, 2 brood | ) | WEDNESDAY. MARCH 19-W. R Young, 2% | : m. west of Millhelm=13 horses span of mules, | 80) where; roan mare 9 yrs, 18500; 11 mileh cows, 8 young eattle. bull, 12 hogs, 8 | roan horse 5 yrs | south of Spring Mills horses. # cows, 2 hulls | old; bull 12 months old; 3 bull ealves 2 i stam. will sell LIVE STOCK 10 horses; mated gray team. 6 yra., S00 Ibs: gray mare, 13 yre., 1250 Ibs. good single line leader. dark bay mare 13 yra, good single line leader and will work anywhere; black borse 10 yrs , 1900 Ibs .. will work 1200 1bs.. these 4 are well mated; mated sorrel veam rising 3 and 4 yrs. black colt rising 2 yrs. 10 cows: 2 Jerseys, Holstein, balance mixed stock 3 fresh by time of sale. balanoe are fall cows, 18 young esttie 52 vr heirfers, 4 fresh in April, 1 & Holstein; | a Guernsey bull 2 yrs old, College stock; 2 Hols 5 part Guernsey: bull 15 months Hogs: 3 brood sows, 2 will litter by uime of sale, the otherthas § pigs 7 weeksiold by timegof sale; boar, full-blooded Poland China, 15 shoats 40 0 100 wounds. Chickens: 50 barred Plymouth Rook ens, 10 black Langshang hens FARM IMPLEMENTS —Deering bindery foot cus, Deering mower Sfoot out. Deering hay rake, Osborne hay loader, side-delivery rake only used | season, Harpoon hay fork with rope and pulleys, land roller, 3 spring harrows, spike harrow, Tiger double row torn planter, § hoe Farmers’ Favorite grain drill, 2 Conklin wagons-1 a inch and the other a inch tire, pistform 2.soat spring wagon, Chatham fanning mill with elevator, 2 Syracuse plows, potato digger, 2 Albright cultivators 1-.good as new, 2- horse bobsled, set 24-1001 hay Inddors, Boss out. ting box, 2 sets of tug harness good as new, 2 sets chain trace harness 1-set used only 6 mo, 8 seis breechbhands, 3 sets good housings, bling bridies for 10 horses, coiinrs, bridles, blankews, seed osts, seed corn. new Butterfly separator, used | year; truck scales with 800 Ibs. capacity, pair steel yards with 300 Ibs. capacity, corn shel hoc. and lot of housebold goods. L. F. Mayes, uot. —-— tein heifers; Coffin by Parcel Post. The Bunbury Burial Case company Wednesday sent a casket by parcel post to a Girardville undertaker, It arrived safely and in time for the fun- eral. The casket was for a young child, It was only 20 inches long The postage was less than what the ex. press companies would have charged, and the delivery service was all that could be desired. good as | Bequeathed | | | 1 Chesterwhite sows, expooted to | used | Page 7. | Keeping the Body in Re Nature intended that the body should do its own repairing—and it would do so were it not for the fact that most of us live other than a natural life. Nature didn’t intend that we should wear corsets, tight collars or shoes, nor live in badly ventilated and draughty houses, nor eat and drink some of the things that we do, nor ride in street cars when we should walk, The consequence is that the body when it gets out of order must look for out~ side help to — the necessary repairs, For weak stomachs and the indigestion or dyspepsia resulting, and the multitude of diseases following therefrom, no medicine can be more adaptable as a curative agent than DR. PIERCE’S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY. This famous Doctor's preseription has been recommended for over 40 years, and is today just as big a success, Hestores a healthy wo, ite. Cleanses the blood. Strengthens the nerves. Regulates stomach and liver. Demand the original, Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Sold in Liquid or Tablet form by Dealers in Medicines Bend 81 one-cent stamps to pay cost of mailing only on a free copy of Dr. Plerce’'s Com. mon Sense Medical Adviser, 1008 pages, clothbound. Address Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, N, Y. Cats to Her Husband. 72 2 I'he will drawn three wee ago by wfter A BUSINESS HELP FOR BUSINESS MEN cash of paying iginess venient way. the exact The Bellefonte Trust Comp’y, Bellefonte, Pa. LYON & CO. LYON & CO. LA VOGUE Coats and Suits FOR WOMEN, MISSES AND JUNIORS. We are now showing a big line of Spring Suits of the La Vogue mod- els. These mean the newest cuts in Coats and Skirts, as La Vogue stands for the best man tailored, fin- ished and trimmed garment made. These Suits are made of high class Serges, Whip Cords and Diagonals in Black Navy Blue and Novelty ixtures. La Vogue Spring Coats Exclusive models in the new Long Coats that embraces the newest thoughts of the arbiters of fashion. In colors, Black, Navy Blue, Tan and Light Mixtures. Every Lady will be interested in these new models and prices are made low to invite early buying. LYON & CO. Allegheny Street, Bellefonte, Penna.
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