THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PENNA, Thursday, December 18th, 1913, Correspondents’ Department Bright, Newsy Letters From the Various Sections of the County, TO CORRESPONDENTS. Democrat will observe missing an 18- The its annual sue during the will therefore put no week, withhold the week which time we letter contributed extend preciation, Centre custom of and holiday season, paper out next Correspondents will kindly their communications until following Christmas, al will look for a newsy from each. To all during the the assurance of a both on the part of the editors and the many thousand read- ers. We the last the year of The Centre Democrat with the earnest that 1914 happiness and plenty to past year we deep aps close issue for hope may each and ey ervone CURTIN. visited the and Mrs. Adam Gingher on and left a bright baly girl; mother and child are dogg well Mrs. DD. E. Shultz has been very sick but is somewhat improved this writing: her many for her Mrs. from Altoona where she treatment for rheumatism glad to say that she is ver proved Mrs. John Cr tin, is visiting Mrs Joseph for Williamsport her brother Joh Mrs. James i her daughter, Howard home of Mr Sunday | both | The stork recovery Henry Shultz has returned | had gone for and we are | much im Mrs and Ruth Bil ‘homas Martin, of sited and Mrs. Miles Sunday The M. E ing for their which Irg Helen Gler Sunday Jesgle Glenn Mrs. Edward Kline shopper on Monday Mrs. Oscar Bathurst and daughte Margaret and Mrs. Orlanda Bryan and daughter Isabel were Mpesburg shop pers on Monday Mrs. Wm. Stover and Barney McGovern, of | ited their parents, Mr. and vin Bathurst on Friday Bob. Lucas, of Fal Wm. Prince's or John Curtin recent of H. R. Curtir and Mrs lellefonte, vis Mrs. ( son, and BELLGROVE. Those who are on Harry 1 Hall, E. P. Lucas and Dorot! Hal the visiting at his home at to see YOu Those Mrs. Aaror ing to quilt John Ha Clara Hall Those butchering his moth Unionvill wife 9 dined da tma snow for We and a Merr Year wish H App MOUNTAIN-—Gregg Twp. Protracted meeting closed with not much succes Mr. and Mrs ank Delong, from Milroy, with friends here Solomon spent a w days Lingle has pick list for some time better at this writing butchered at his place last week were Oscar Wolf, Mrs. A. C. Dunlap, Mrs John Ling, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Elsen- huth and son Guy, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Wingard and May and Boyd Lingle Mra. John Quigle, from Lock ven, Is visiting at her father's, Henry Lings, and her sister's, Mrs Kerstetter A. C. Confer Is lumber at present Daniel Weaver, spent a few days and John Zerby's Mr. and Mrs. Milton Vonada daughter Marion, of Sober, are spend- ing some time In Pan Yan with Harry Gentzel, Cleave Zerby made a to Coburn recently W. W. Eisenhuth, from Natogo, W. Va., stopped off over night with his brother Howard, he says business is good down there, Iran Lingle has been on the sick list with a sore throat What more appreciable gift could you send a friend than The Centre Democrat for a year 7 $1 If pald be- fore January 1st. Deen on the and Is not any Those who hauling some of his Yoeagertown, Bill Hoy's from here at business trip | pared for it who so ably | i even bring | ° Ha- ] Frank | and | MILESBURG. more the grim reaper town and taken the venerable Boyer from our midst, His shall be vacant and he will be | from his family nreside for- | ever But we feel confident that he | has a place among God's redeemed, | where we can all go, If we are pre- | This reminds me of the | “We shall run and not walk and not faint.” While ve are well and strong, voung and can keep pace with time, and flirt with death Fut \ lHttle farther on we get older and begin to slow down; begin to hold and get tired; oh, so tired of it all, and feel Inclined to stop and rest Hut Father Time grapples with us, and | are compelled to move ng, faltering flootst Once has vis- | ited our Daniel place absent Bible get weary, text, gay, we back the journe) omes and we gathered until fall by the What tead of friends wish j¢ OAK HALL. ¢ y aturda fam weather and fine Clayton Etters, wife ton wivantage of the and good roads and autoed to Tyrone nda school there being NN of Penn Stats lent talk on was vel wttended | Su | Bunda | Mr EXC i nine Eave A the leason present Jones Very BELLEVIEW-—Huston Twp. Mre. EE. B. Williams and family and | Miss Sue Walizer departed on Sunday {morning for a couple week's visit with friends and relatives In Wall and | Pittsburg | Alice Wallzer | to Hve | O. P. Nason, of Philipsburg in a very tion with pneumonia Elva Straw visited her cousin, Allee Walizer, on Baturday and Sunday Delbert Yothers, who has been on the mick list for sometime, Is slowly improving, Mrs. R. D is going to Martha this place, Is at eritioal condi- Walizer, who has beer up at Geo, Steele's sewing for severa) days, has returned home Our school teacher, Henry Cronis ter, and his son Clarence, made a bus Iness trip to Bellefonte on Saturday wns mm —— The Centre Democrat, $1. a yenr until the first of January the Reformed | Snydertown HUBLERSBURG, Rev, W. M. Hoover will preach church Sunday ing at 7 o'clock Our Christmas be held on Christmas The entertainment Eve, Dec Christmas will be ening of De 26th Mr. and Mr visited at Albert Sunday Mrs Oni, were entertainment held on the Jacob err Jacl ville, on Jacob Bergstress called homa funeral of his father Mi nnd from Alt attend the helped to butcher at on Friday from a dis. Mr. and Mrs li¢ onte, and Geo. Ho Samuel from (ireenbur: I d Heckmaag ‘ora Swartz Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Oldest, Safest, Strongest, Best. Standard family medicine. No alcohol, Sold for 60 years. Ask Your Doctor. PA BLACKHEADS AND PIMPLES ON FACE - Festered and Got Sore, Face ltched and Burned, Could Hardly Sleep at'All, Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, Permanent Cure in Short Time, ————— New Genova, Pa “My face was almost covernd with blackheads and pimples. The pimples fostered and got sore I would scratch them and they would turn Into sores sometimes as large as a dime They disfigured my face 80 | was LF ashamed of It It ched and bummed and 1 could hardly sloop any at all | =, had ecroma on my face for / almost two yours and 1 thought 1 would never find anything to help me “1 ried And ce In fact 1 tried everything 1 heard of, without results. I saw an advertisement in the paper about Cuticura Soap and Ointment and sent for a sample of each. 1 received the sample and began using them as the directionsaald. I hadn't used thom but a few times until 1 could soo Improvement. 1 bought more Cuticura Soap and Ointment and 1 found my cure was permanent In a very short time.” (Signed) Miss Ada H. Marshall, Apr. 8, 1013, Cuticura Boap and Olntment do so much for pimples, blackheads, red, rough skins, Itching, sealy scalps, dandruf?, dry, thin and falling hair, chapped hands and shapoless nalls, that it is almost eriminal not 10 use them. Bold by druggiets and dealers through. out the world, Liberal sample of each malled free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address postcard “Cutioura, Dept. T, Boston.” Men who shave and shampoo with Cu. toura Soap will find it best for skin and scalp. VALLEY VIEW, and Ruth Fry pent home of John Anna Lt Lhe more Preaching in the 1 | 10:30 a. m., prayer meeting at 7 p. m There will be an entertul it the | It. church, ening, 1x 24 Everybod in Paul Resides while Saturday had the mist ting his foot badly smashes running er it Cine ol mast ings of the canon Lutz's last Friday r dinners, oh! Sund Sunday school ment ited work FILLMORE. Garman at Fill- Wednesday ev THE INDEX THE INDEX FOR CHRISTMAS There is nothing so appropriate for the Gift as A BOOK Our stock of Books is complete in every detail. Books for Boys and Girls from 15¢ to $1. A big supply of the 50c Copyrights. We have all the New Books published up to December 1st. at the publishers net price. When in doubt what to give, give albook. When in doubt where to get it, look in THE Mrs. Youngwife—*1 told George today that he was growing handsomer every day and he said, ‘Yes, darling; it is a way I have just before your birth day. What do you want?” Anty Drudge—"1 hope you told him a box of Fels-Naptha Soap. It would be the best birthday present he ever gave you and you'd never be with out it, once you use it in cool water for your washing and all your hard work.” Fels-Naptha Soap 1s easy on you and easy on your clothes, be- cause you do not have to hard-rub and boil them to pieces to get them clean. Just put them to soak with Fels- Naptha in cool or lukewarm water, for about 30 minutes, and there will be nothing for you to do but give them a light rub or two, rinse and hang on the line. Fels-Naptha does all kinds of work in half the time it used to take and saves your strength by working for you instead of making you do the hard part of the work. Better have a box or carton on hand and follow the easy directions on the Red and Green Wrapper, Fela & Co, Phlladeiphia, “SANTA CLAUS BANKS HERE” First National Bank, Capital and Surplus $76,000.00 State College, Pennsylvania LYON & CO. LYON & CO. Holiday Readiness in Every De- ment. Christn ART NEEDLE WORK. —I we have Arge variety Scarfs, ( NECKWEAR. — fe TABLE LINENS. Table al Holiday prices HOSIERY We KNIT GOODS. Bridge Jackets ¢e and ‘ lavender and and for tl he and Infant's Caps In all Mittens for all day added Bed Room EBlippers his department shoppe ra big ine { All the } newest designs In Leather Bags Books an NMNesh Bags and Linen large line of Men's Neck- A large line of Men's and Boys’ Sweaters, Silk Handkerchiefs at all wear and Bilk Hose prices, also a LAVOGUE COATS AND SUITS REDUCED.~This we will make garment In this department must be sold now any Coats or Suits over, and the greatly Children's month Clearance Sale prices of Coats and Suits. Every We never carry reduced prices always included in this help to keep our stock clean Coats clean-up sale CHRISTMAS FUR SALE. Our entire Fur Stock has been remarked at greatly reduced prices. These prices will put the selection of fine Fur Sets within the reach of the most conser. vative buyer. Single Muffs and Children's Sets included. Come early and make your selections, as the early buyer gets the first cholee LYON & CO. Allegheny Street, Bellefonte, Penna.
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