BELLEFONTE,
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PA,
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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, Thursday, October 30th, 1913.
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Mrs, Olive Kepner, at Altoona to see
the new little girl
After having been
hospital and being
town for several days,
gal action which may have been be-
gun by our attorney against the
: { Pennsylvania Rallrond ompany In
orres on RNC i hereby definitely withdrawn and
abandoned.”
—————— In concluding this arrangement, the | land was compelled to return to the
(CONTINUED). . Company gave the Board a properly | hospital last Friday for further treat-
we g fexecuted deed, signed by Vice Presi- [ment of his left hand which was bad-
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SED OE OOM a dent W, W. Atterbury, and had it re- ly injured on the rip saw in the han-
HOWARD, works at Mt
dizcharged from
about home and
Alfred Strick-
Our Second Openin
of Ladies’ and Misses
COATS & SUITS
will take place
Saturday, Nov. 1st
Eagle some weeks
corded at Bellefonte at ts own ex dle
| bens This enriches the District by | Ago
| Whatever may be the value of these | ap
of his children with tears in order |lOB& as It had no title for the lots up | for sometime
that they may read aright His prov. | Which the®houses formerly stood, [attention to egg
idence and His commandments.— |NEVINE only the right to thelr use for | notably prolific
Theodore L. Cuyler. school purposes; whereas now, If for |gent a quintette of his beauties, each
any both of these |of which already has a record, last
schools shall be the Dis- evening, to represent his flock
trict will have a valuable property for |in the North American International
will preach and administer the sacra-|8ele, for which It can give a clear ti- | peg-laving ompetition, now in prog- |
ment of Lord's Supper, nt Marsh tie. In addition to this the Company | ress in Philadelphia Here's hoping
Creek at half past ten; and wil preach | PBt far more work and upon the Howard biddies may win
at Jacksonville at half past two, and [reorganizing of the two houses and
in Howard at half past seven. thelr surroundings than 1t had prom
Presbyterian—Pastor Walter Fay [18ed. Finding them in a badly worn
Carson will preach at Port Matilda ac (8nd unfit condition, it re-roofed and
eleven o'clock, and at Unionwlle at |re-floored them, put them on bet- |[S4Y, are
half past seven ter foundations than the original ones, |2ble to be
Methodist Episcopal—Pastor James painted them, as well as the fences
Edwin Dunning will preach and con. and outbuildings, handsomely and led In
duct communion service at thoroughly, inside and out, laid sub. {last Sunday
Creek at half past ten, and at Hun- | stantial brick walks at all needed place. It
ter's Run at half past two. At half | places, graded the grounds at large awny
past seven he will preach in Howard. [€08t, and in short, spared no ex-
United Evangelical—Pastor M. J, [pense to make them representative
Snyder will preach and administer the |0f what the one-room country school
Lord's Supper at Snow Shoe Inter. |house should be and far better than
section at half past seven in the ev- |&ny other buildings and grounds own-
ening of next Saturday, Nov. 1 Heed by the district. The Pennsylvania
will hold similar services—preaching | Railroad Company deserves and re-
and the observance of communion-—at | celves much credit for the large and ]
Marion at half past ten, and at Cur- |liberal-handed way in which it has |ihe Epworth League by the minister, | Stormstown, and is 74
tin at half past seven, on the follow |dealt with proposition Rev. H. K. Ash | Her maiden name
iing Sabbath, Nov. 2 Mr. and Mrs
The Union prayer meeting for this |, ve attending the Friends an
evening will be held in wal meeting at Baltimore Md. fo
Evangelical church. The continuing last
School District of Howard township, [interest in these meetings greatly en- N ohn Askens expect
by reason of the acquirement by the courages the brethren of the Minister. | g thi y ; : . wrhizd
Pennsylvania Railroad Company of a lial association. | Rldd dy a .
right of for the Mt. Eagle cut off
through of their grounds, has
been amicably settled, and finally ar- |
ranged. The two sub districts at
fected were 1 “Furnace,” adjoining
Howard borough on the east, and
“Pletcher” adjoining the borough on
| ither case did the
railroad listurb the building
or grounds, but ecause the new line
unusable the old
Clarence DD. Jonnson, who has
been giving much of his |
production, using the
White l.eghorn hens,
God sometimes washes the eyes
reason one or
abandoned,
In Our Churches Next Sabbath,
Reformed-—Pastor E H. Zechman
Monday
the
cost
that the
UNIONVILLE,
of the town, we are glad
but, not
The sick
still improving,
around
Ralph Moran, who has been employ
Altoona for some time, speny
with his friends in thm
was quite a temptation to
from Unionville so long
you Ralph
junior choir of
Episcopal church of
dered the music last Sunday night for |
preaching service. The singing was |Members of well known
enjoved by all, being conducted by | 13 families, each of whom is
thelr leader, Miss Rumberger There | #entative of a generation Mr
Were several members taken into | Meese, the cider laay, resi
leeon
siny
Glad
The
mre ———
to see
Methodist
rens-
the
this Representatives of Four Generations.
In the above group are pictured four
Centre
place
also
Years
this
You are cordially invit-
ed to visit our Garment de-
partment and view the dif-
ferent styles from the best
manufacturers in this line.
Abednego Williams |
TE been
School District Damages.
The damage sustained by the
Week
will
Friday
way
members
three Erant
This of the
sale Art out nd proy successfu 8 | de
Mrs. Elizabeth Luc Belle !
fonte visitor Friday | bit y 3 st
Mrs. Ward Schenck spent Sunday | it |
with friends in Lock Haver |p to n nto part « ! neh's | bers, §1
THE LYRIC THEATRE
Programme
SOM¢ Dunham
interest
sdied
Internat!
lens Star Course this
Year
the west
occupied or rendered
public highy though the valley (ti,
compelled 0 a ground for | 4
uild a new highway
ugh the
listricts,
and the
mpensate
Remember the date
daturday,
November 1st.
was quire
the purpose
and this rar
grounds of |
practically |¢
Company |!
dis
THURSDAY NIGHT.
the t Ser . Ir
discussion, not on- | ighenbaug! Vere | t apt A d : nie n ovater in tw ree 0
ard and the rail ie : :
among the |
a8 to what |.
sation and,
larger number |
following
the Company |
and it was unan- FRIDAY NIGHT
recorded on the ison McKibben, of Mill Hall, was [#87 ent i . . His Ind Ww
proposi
RIS
PETER sa,
Special Measurements will be taken on
this day.
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1, and
Board
hool
nsylvania Railroad
the brick dwell
from the Lighthammer lot,
and move the school house onto the
said Lighthammer UI placing it upon
and suitable foundation practi-
where the Lighthammer house Mr. and
stands, and repair all damage | Nittany,
may have been dons to the |fonte on
house during its vad wr in moving Rec
pital
| Butler
he Furnace S
Weber
Miss
Claude R
work at Wilkes
home over
Mrs
were
“{a) Ths Pen
. spent S
Compan Vili remove
Lou St
SATURDAY NIGHT.
medians
ing house
end
MceClinti
7
be at week
a good
cally
now
which
Edward
passengers
Friday's morning train
A NCY Haven hos- |
ration, Clair |
andj
vering at
from minor op«
“
has returned to his home
KATZ & COMPANY
The
ides ex
fence the lot
the public high-
wire fence
ml house, and two ll,
with proper |...
8 required by the |
Compar
epting
v
ith a good
will
rooms
. N N 1 ut
yening NOVembHer INL
oven THM A .
Brooks ar wife n * | will t opened to all Odd Fel
! va t ves At lock
Margaret Kirk
Ince died 5!
f w= 1 be
a 3
are
closets .
Grandpa
then give the
| tt]
fee simple to so
Lighthammer lot a
SCOTIA
Your Exact Wish in an Overcoat Can
nda
roper
pair
Be Met at the Sim Store
man
« of Ble
| tion last
iit vite {days ago
er alk ROT OOY It ! t B. P. Po
the school code firm of Shutt and )
(¢) The Company ited our handle factor ‘ ey benelit
School years, spent last week with me and
the entire lot of one acre | or-in-law SN. I. Reber Mrs. Edw
The Penns Railroad Com- Mr. and Mrs fonte, spent v days
pany wil reimburse the distric Misses Mittie H
for such net pecuniary loss, if any,
h and Mrs. Harves
as it may have sustained since the .
Compan took possession of How ard contingent
v . y : sights of Bellefonte
grounds, by reason of the renting
hegting of a building to take the
place of the buildings aforesaid which
were rendered untenable hy reason of | llams,
railroad construction, and other inter the
penses incidental thereto, not Shuman Holter, on Grove street
ceeding the sum of $141.60." Jackson Kline is putting a new |tomorrow
The Company completed the work [roof on the house he recently purchas- | Who falled to see
and the buildings were ready for oc-|ed of Henry Thompson, and when he |It was ‘here
cupancy at the date of opening the |gets it painted up it will be another | NOW Is your
school term, and when turned over | “cleaned up” spot on Malin street |
to the Board, and the necessary legal Mr. and Mrs. Will. Smeltzer and two |
arrangements were concluded, the |. ne of Pleasant Gap, and Mrs Geo. |
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Thursday, Friday and
Saturday
Board unanimously adopted the fol-|Garbrick., of Bellefonte. drove down
OF THIS WEEK.
give the
Board title in fe simple tm
We've an assortment here of good Overcoats that will
surprise and please you. Every new style that has been
brought out this season is here, in all the new and wanted
fabrics.
here lam
the |
Retiben T.ucas | :
Wee x
and Nannie 1
Were part of the Mr. 1 head of the Mu
which saw the ”
R seum department of the mint in Phil
Friday | adelphia, is home on his annual vaca
tion visiting his brother Gra
Meek and ip Bu Run
also cas
Olin Meek
the
and
immediately up their
Kentucky last Wednesda Henry Wil
who had purchased it. moved
old home of Mr. and Mrs
departure for
his sisters
There are long coats, medium length coats, short coats,
some double breasted, some single breasted, with belts and
without belts, shawl collar coats, English collar coats, plain
conservative coats.
Some of heavy fabric, plaid back; 1-4 lined, others 1-2
or full lined; in serge, silk, plush or fur.
There dre coats for dress, for rough weather usage,
for motoring.
You simply can’t have an overcoat wish that can’t be
supplied from this immense showing.
All at our well known reasonable prices, and we'll be
glad to show them to you any time.
Don’t
Talking
fail to attend the
Pictures at the opera house
and Saturday night. Those |
this attraction when |
before, missed a treat,
opportunity
OX -
KX -
Edison |
lowing resolutions, which Aluo became | in their auto for a Sunday call upon
a part of the minutes of the Board their relatives, the Charles FE. Year.
“Whereas, The Pennsylvania Rail- [ick family
road Company has carried out nl Mrs Perry
good faith all the Provisions of the Cambria county, stopped off here,
agreement of Ma, 24, 1913, made bY | when on the way home from a visit
it, with the School District of Howard with friends in Lock Haven, for a few
township, regarding the taking of the |g,vs with her sister. Mrs. Edward
gfounis of the two ph known as | Henderson
the Furnace schox f the Pletche .
Ihe ol if y moving od i ae hr Gratified
» ) f v
' re . te ye ]
houses as specified in that agreement; weeks with her sis er, Mrs. Frank
. p Casselberry, Mrs. Grace Spencer re- |
also by making and giving to the turned to her home mt Ha Hi |
Board of Directors deeds for the i ie a "arre, ins
tingdon county, accompanied by her
grounds occupied hy the build. little daughter. Phoebe
i \ eo
Ings as specified In sald agreement; 4 !
also by paying to the sald Board of More work for the assessor
Directors the sum. of money, namely | census taker is piling up here: A |
new boy arrived at the home of John
One hundred Forty Dollars and
Gallagher last week, and the home of |
Fifty cents, ($141.50) as specified nO
sald agreement, therefore, be it re. [Chauncey Pletcher was brightened by
the advent of another girl
solved, and it is hereby
Resolved, 1st That the satd Penn- Miss Sudie Pletcher ig at home for |
gylvania Railroad Company has there. | 8 rest after a busy season ns stenog- ]
by made full, complete and satisfac rapher and bookkeeper at a large
‘ cannery, at Franklinville, New York.
tory compensation to the School Dis -
trict of Howard township for any and | When fully recovered she will return
to her stated work In Lancaster.
all damage sustained by mild Schoo!
District by the taking of land for its Mra, William Markle, who has been
right of way through the sald School | visiting with her parents for some
grounds, and that hereafter Ro cistm | days, returned to her State College
for any damage whatsoever shall be | home Saturday, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Charles Beighdol, both
Cole of lakertown, |
with a visit of several!
Our Reg.
Price Price
5 gal. Kerosene Oil § 58 § .78
Loose Coffee 25
Flour, per sack
Rice, per pound....
Seeded Raising.....
Canned Tomatoes...
Banner Lye, 3 for... 25
Arm & Hammer Soda, 9
5:-1b box Oat Flake... 21
Dunhams Cocoanut... 08
Walter Bakers Choe, .19 28
Federal Stock Food ..20....26
Blasi, per bottle... 07 10
Corn Btarch .....000000.... BB
FRESH OYSTERS DAILY.
FOR CASH ONLY.
Ask for coupons,
WH PAY
Now
and the
~Oone
They start at $10 and run $12.50, 15, 18, 20, upward
made nor maintained against the
Kim, Che (16 hier
sald Pennsylvania Rallroad Company,
by sald School District of Howard
township, nor by any one for it
Resolved, 2nd. That the old school
grounds, as now occupied hy the
Pennsylvania Rallroad Company, are
hereby vacated and abandoned to the
use of the sald Pennsylvania Railroad
Company and to its heirs and assigns
forever, without any further claim
whatsoever for compensation or dam-
ages, past, present or future.
Resolved, 3rd —That any and all le-
daughters of Edward Shope and wife,
Mrs, Fannie Gardner Leathers had
a little family dinner on Sunday, at
which her brother, Wyckliffe H. Gard-
ner, of Mackeyvilie, M, 1. Gardner, of
Bellefonte, Mrs. W. R. Gardner, with
her two children, Donald and Sarah
were the guests.
Mr, ahd Mra. Alvin Pifor are away
up in alr Just now because they
are ’ ts for the first time,
ar
RET LhIR
started prom
or the home of her daughter,
EGGS, per dozen........... 33%
BUTTER, per Ib............ 33¢
POTATOES, per bushel.....80¢
ONIONS, per bushel........880
Gillen, the Grocer,
Both Bellefonte, Pa.
phe Tn
@orrect
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