GL Bmore fata, Bellefonte, Pa., May 18, 1917. SAA LALA LLL LSA LAL ALALASA LRA SS McClure Publications, Ine.) siCopyright, by (Continued from last week.) Doctor Ed had sent for Sidney. She thought it was another operation, and her spirit was just a little weary. But her courage was indomitable. She forced her shoes on her tired feet, and bathed her face in cold water to rouse herself. The night watchman was in the hall. He was fond of Sidney; she always smiled at him; and, on his morning rounds at six o’clock to waken the nurses, her voice was always amiable. So she found him in the hali, holding ined it, or whether Carlotta really stopped before her and surveyed her with burning eyes. “So you thought he was going to marry you!” said Carlotta—or the dream. “Well, you see he isn’t.” Sidney tried to answer, and failed— or that was the way the dream went. “If you had enough character, I'd think you did it. How do I know you didn’t follow us, and shoot him as he left the room?” It must have been reality after all; for Sidney's numbed mind grasped the essential fact here, and held on to it. He had been out with Carlotta. He had promised—sworn that this should not happen. It had happened. It sur- prised her. It seemed as if nothing more could hurt her. In the movement to and from the operating room, the door stood open for a moment. A tall figure—how much it looked like K.!—straightened and held out something in its hand. “The bullet!” said Carlotta in a whisper. Then more waiting, a stir of move- ment in the room beyond the closed door. Carlotta was standing, her face buried in her hands, against the door. Sidney suddenly felt sorry for her. She cared a great deal. It must be tragic to care like that! She herself was’ not caring much; she was too | numb. ° : : ! The city still slept, but the torturing i night was over. And in the gray dawn i the staff, looking gray, too, and elderly | and weary, came out through the closed door and took their hushed way toward the elevator. They were talk- ing among themselves. Sidney, strain- ing her ears, gathered that they had seen a miracle, and that the wonder was still on them. Carlotta followed them out. Almost on their heels camé K. He was in the white coat, and more and more he looked like the man who had raised up from his work and held out something in his hand. Sidney’s head was aching and confused. The tall man—or was it K.?—looked at her, and then reached up and turned off the electric light. When the light was out everything was gray. She could not see. She slid very quietly out of her chair, and lay at his feet in a dead faint. K. carried her to the elevator. He held her as he had held her that day at the park when she fell in the river, very carefully, tenderly, as one holds something infinitely precious. Not un- til he had placed her on her bed did she open her eyes. But she was con- scious before that. She was so tired, and to be carried like that, in strong arms, not knowing where one was go- ing, or caring— The nurse he had summoned hustled out for aromatic ammonia. Sidney, Iying among her pillows, looked up at K. “How is he?” “A little better. dear.” “I have been so mixed up. All the | time I was sitting waiting, I kent ' There’s a chance yd | = thinking it was you who were operat: ing! Will he really get well?” “It looks promising.” “I should like to thank Doctor Ed- wardes.” The nurse was a long time getting the ammonia. But something had hap- pened to K. that savored of the mar- velous. His faith in himself was com- ing back—not strongly, with a rush, but with all humility. He had been loath to take up the burden ; but, now that he had it, he breathed a sort of inarticulate prayer to be able to earry it. Sidney held out her hand to him. “What should I do without you, K.?” she asked wistfully. “All you have to do is to want me.” His voice was not too steady, and he took her pulse in a most business- like way to distract her attention from it. But, as he rose from the chair be- side her low bed, she put out her hand to him. SRK» “Yes, dear.” “He was out with Carlotta. He premised, and he broke his promise.” “There may have been reasons. Sup- pose we wait until he can explain.” “How can he explain?” And, when he hesitated: “I bring all my troubles to you, as if you had none. Somehow, I can’t go tc Aunt Harriet, and of course mother—Carlotta cares a great deal for him. She said that I shot him. Dees anyone really think that?” (Continued on page 7, column 1.) A Bank Account Is the Gibraltar of the Home! If you are a man of family you must have a bank account. A BANR ACCOUNT IS THE BULWARK, THE GIBRALTAR, OF YOUR HOME It protects you in time of need. It gives you a feeling of independence. It strengthens you. It Is a Consolation to Your Wife, to Your Children THE CENTRE COUNTY BANK, 6-6 BELLEFONTE a cup of tepid coffee. He was old and bleary, unmistakably dirty, too—but he had divined Sidney’s romance. “Coffee! For me?” She was aston- ished. “Get it down.” So she finished it, not without anxi- ety that she might be needed. But daddy’s attentions were for few, and not to be lightly received. . {Can you stand a piece of bad news?” Strangely, her first thought was of “There has been an accident. Doe: tor Wilson—" “Which one?” : “Doctor Max—has been hurt. It ain’t much, but I guess you'd like tc know: it.” : “Where is he?” “Downstairs, in seventeen.” So she went down alone to the room where Doctor Ed sat in a chair with his untidy bag beside him on the floor, and his eyes fixed on a straight figure on the bed. When he saw Sid: ney, he got up and put his arms around her. His eyes told her the truth be- fore he told her anything. She hardly listened to what he said. The fact was all that concerned her—for sud- denly Sidney’s small world, which had always sedately revolved in one direc- tion, began to move the other way. The door opened, and the staff came in. But where before they had moved heavily, with dropped heads, now they came quickly, as men with a purpose. There was a tall man in a white coat with them. He ordered them about like children, and they hastened to do his will. The heaviness of inactivity lifted. The room buzzed. The nurses stood by, while the staff did nurses’ work. : It was the Lamb, after all, who brought the news to Sidney. The new activity had caught Docter Ed, and she was alone now, her face buried against the back of a chair. “There'll be something doing now, Miss Page,” he offered. “What are they going to do?” “Going after the bullet. Do you know who's going to do it?” His voice echoed the subdued ex- citement of the room—excitement and new hope. : “Did you ever hear of Edwardes, the surgeon? — the Edwardes operation, you know. Well, he’s here. It sounds like a miracle. They found him sitting on a bench in the hall downstairs.” Sidney raised her head, but she could. not see the miraculously found Edwardes. She could see the familiar faces of the staff, and that other face on the pillow, and—she gave a little ery. ‘There was K.! How like him to be there, to be wherever anyone was in trouble! Tears came to her eyes—the first tears she had shed. . As if her eyes had called him, he looked up and saw her. He came toward her at once. The staff stood back to let him pass, and gazed after him. The wonder of what had hap- pened was growing on them. K. stood beside Sidney, and looked down at her. Just at first it seemed as if he found nothing to say. Then: “There's just a chance, Sidney, dear. Don’t count too much on it. If you will wait somewhere near, I'll see that you have immediate word.” “I am going to the operating room.” “Not to the operating room. Some- where near.” His steady veice controlled her hys- teria. But she resented it. She was not herself, of course, what with strain and weariness. “I shall ask Doctor Edwardes.” He was puzzled for a moment. Then he understood. After all, it was as well. The thing that really mattered was that he must try to save Wilson for her. If he failed, she might hate him the rest of her life—not for him- self but for his failure. Whichever way things went, he must lose. “Doctor Edwardes says you are to stay away from the operation, but te remain near. He—he promises to call you if—things go wrong. ‘ She had to be content with that. Nothing about that night was real to Sidney. She sat in the anesthetizing room, and after a time she knew that she was not alone. There was some- body else. She realized dully that Car- lotta was there, too, pacing up and down the little room. She was never sure, for instance, whether she imag: RE Se. ERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT OF CENTRE COUNTY.—No- tice is hereby given that the following persons and firms have been appraised and are hereby lia- ble for mercantile license taxes for the year 1917. Retail AXE MANN Bryan, J. W. O., general mdse Fromm, C. A. ice cream AARONSBURG Bower, A. F., implements Bower, A. M., meats Krape, J. F., general store Kister, G. W., implements Musser, C. E., cigars and confec- tionery Mensch, R. W., coal Stover, A. S., wall paper : Stover, Wm., gasoline and oil BOALSBURG Bricker, Howard, grocery cream Brouse, W. H., produce Hess, H. T., grocery Hazel, A. J., general store Ishler Bros., meats Kidder, L.. E., automobiles Stover, O. W., implements Weber, S. E., grain and coal Zechman, J. F., furniture BLANCHARD Bower, W. A., coal Harter, W. I., general merchandise Kunes, M. N., cigars and candy Kunes, T. M., general mdse Kessinger, H. C., grocery Moon, A. R., tobacco and candy Lingle, J. A., general store Rothrock, Sarah Mrs., notions Williams, C. A., general store BENORE Ghaner, W. H,, coal Haugh, John, general store Lykens, H. B., general mdse BELLEFONTE Atlantic Refining Co., gasoline & oil Allison, A., plumber Baum, Sim, clothing Blackford, Clyde, cigars . Bennett, Paul, automobiles Brandman, R., clothing snd shoas Bellefonte. Fuel Supply Co., coal Blair, F. P. & Son, jewelry Beezer, P. L., meats Brachbill, W. R., furniture Brouse, R. 8. & Son, grocery Beezer, Geo. A., automobiles Bellefonte Lumber Co., lumber oxey, W. C., grocery LEE L., grocery and fruits Cedar, Joseph Mrs., candy Casebeer, C. D., jewelry Cohen, Walter, dry goods Cooney, E. T., millinery - Carpeneto, J. L., cigars Crider, P. B. & Son, lumber Doll, W. H., gasoline Dubbs, J. G., implements Daggett, W. L., cigars Fauble, A., clothing Finkelstine, D., cigars Green's Dhirmacy De. drugs 3 zg, L. H., meats Selug J. W. & Bros., general mdse Gregory Bros., ice cream and candy Solbraith, I. JOWOIrY Garbric ros., bicye . Gamble, Gheen'& Co., grain & feed Gephart, M. C. Mrs., corsets Gheen Music Store, pianos Garbrick, H. E., general mdse Garman, E. F., general mdse Glinz, August, cigars Heverly, J. O., sporting goods Harper, G. E., grocery Herr & Heverly, grocery Hazel & Co., dry goods Hunter, J. D., stationery Hazel Bros., grocery Haupt, Edward G., grocery Ichkowitz, N., grocery Johnsonbach, Geo., grocery Jodon, J. C., grocery Keichline, J. S., grocery Katz & i, clothing Kalin, x, shoes Keichline, W. W., automobiles Klinger, A. M., sewing machines Kline, Henry, cigars Lyon, W. A., meats Lyon & So Slathing aS T udio, ¢ Molloy Grace Miss, millinery Mingle, A. C., shoes Miller, Geo. A., hardware Montgomery & Co., clothing Miller, N. A., automobile supplies Moerschbacher, Chas., confection- ery and cigars al rris, A. G., co Hh David, general merchandise Morgan, 8. J . Miss hair goods t Dru tore, drugs Mot Drug P. H., automobile sup- plies McGinley, A. L., wall paper Meginte¥, 2 Shy a. cigars mont an 0., rgiime J. G. & Co., 5-10 cent store Mere, yo, harness viper McSuley, John H., w > Noy: Ladies Shop, ladies’ goods Noonan, James A., cigars Nighthart, J. L., cigars Naginey, Frank E., furniture Olewine, J. I., Store, hardware Potter-Hoy Hardware Co., hardware Parish, C. M.,, drugs Ray, Horton S., cigars Runkle, J. L., plumber Spigelmyer, G. R., general mdse Schofield, James, harness Stover & Cairn, wall and ice paper State Centre Electric Co., electric supplies Sea wi Ps Bolu cigars aughnesy, omas, in oy ¥ ohn D., corfectiomery Sechler & Co., grocery Schad, A. E., plumber Schaeffer, H. P., hardware Smith, C. J., music instruments Twitmre, W. T., stoves Taylor, R. B., coal Thal, J. ¥., confectionery The Meese Store, general mdse Tressler, Jeff, grocery Thompson, Wm., cigars Witmer, R. C., automobile supplies Wion, W. E., garage Wright, Norman, garage Winton, Harry, coal Wian, J. C.,, harness Waite, J. 8. & Co., implements Weaver Bros., grocery Willard, D. I., clothing Walker, W. H., oysters and fish ‘Warren, A., grocery ‘Daugherty, Witten, Israel, junk Zeller, J. & Son, drugs Yeager, H. C., shoes CENTRE HALL Bartholomew, C. D., produce and eggs Boozer & Smith, automobile sup- plies Boozer, D. A., harness and oil Benner, G. O., general store Bradford & Son, coal Centre Hall Pharmacy, drugs Campbell, H. C. & R. P., cigars Dauberman, J. G., meats Duck, F. P., implements Emerick, George H., implements Emery, C. F., general mdse I'romm, James, produce I'etterolf, J. I., automobiles Foreman, R. D., coal and grain Goodhart, F. V., furniture Geary, F. P,, cigars Henney, Lucy Mrs., millinery Harper, H. W., automobile supplies Lingle, William, produce Mesner, J. H., produce Meeker, Maynard, cigars McCoy, Emma Miss, bread Odenkirk, W. A., general mdse Rossman, H. D., produce Runkle, J. W., cigars Smith, T. L., hardware Smith, C. M., general merchandise Zettle & Lucas, lumber COBURN Atlantic Refining Co., gasoline and 0 Coburn Grain & Coal Co., grain and coa Dinges, Cloyd, feed xlasgo, J. W., general mdse Howard Creamery Co., produce Kroder, W. C., automobiles Meyer, C. H. & Co., lumber Meyer, J. W., lumber Sholl, T. H., general merchandise Stover, Martin, general mdse Vonada, A. & Son, lumber Wasson, I. W., general mdse CLARENCE Buddinger, W. S., meats Buddinger & Co., general mdse Grapoko, Mike, grocery R. B., general mdse Freedman, Jacob, general mdse Kachik, John M., cigars Kachik, A. M., grocery Koshko, Andrew, meats Mecon, Joseph, grocery Pinchock, George, grocery Rushmock, Adam Mrs., meats Waxler & Gladstone, general mdse Watson, C. H., cigars Zewak, John, grocery FLEMING Holt, S. W., grocery Hall, G. W., grocery Irvin, Benj. H., coal and feed Lindemuth, H. D., gasoline and oil McElwain Bros., general mdse Stern, J. C. & J. B., general mdse Smith, F. W., feed and grain Stern, H. M., candy and ice cream HOWARD Beney, John H.. gasoline Condo, J. F., general store Cameron, Newton, general store Deitz, J. ¥., general store Fox, C. M., implements Holter, Henry C., furniture |, Hall, W. F., general merchandise Heverly, E. E., produce Kline, H. A., produce Long, W. H., grain Lucas, C. C., general merchandise Moore, H. A., drugs Minar, Maries, jewelry McEntire, O. W., drugs Pletcher, Thomas A., harness Pletcher, Charles E., oil Pletcher, William B., produce Schenck, A. A. hardware Tice & Long, gasoline, oil, ete Weber, B. & Son, general mdse Williams, Geo. L., grocery Williams, Frank G., cigars Wolf, S. J., general merchandise Yearick, Walter, meats HUBLERSBURG Hoy, Geo. F., general store McClintock, E. L., general store JULIAN Beals, E. E., ice cream Henderson, J. E., grocery Mattern, H. K., produce Miller, W. S., coal Parson, W. P., general mdse Turner, J. H., general mdse KATO Kato Supply Co., general mdse LIVONIA Stover, George B., cigars LINDEN HALL Keller, J. W. Mrs., general mdse Noll, W. T., produce Ross, J. H., general mdse Weiland, F\ E., coal LEMONT Hoy, R. K., automobiles Evey, A. H., general mdse Evey, BE. W. & Son, feed Lenker, J. E., general mdse Minchel, ‘John, hardware Ross, Elmer c, general mdse Schreck Bros., carriages Williams, George C., furniture Williams, J. 1., stationery Watsontown Door & Sash Ce., lum- ber MARTHA FURNACE Eberts, O. D., general store MONUMENT Bergner, Albert, grocery Vaugh, Henry, grocery Vulcan Trading Co., general store MOSHANNON Brodenesak, John, meats Clemson, E. G. & Son, general mdse Groe, A. A., general mdse Quick, Rush, ice cream MADISONBURG Hazel, B. E., general mdse Hazel, J. B.,, implements Everett, Thomas B., general mdse : MUNSON Goldburg, Ike, general mdse Porata, Mike, cigars MINGOVILLE Miller, E. L., general mdse Workman, C. C., general mdse : MILLAEIM Allison, J. R. G., cigars Auman, N. A., grocery Bowersox, B. B., dru Burd, Mrs. Ezra, millinery Bateman, M. A. & Son, feed Breon, C. H. & Co., autos ‘Columbus, Sol, junk Campbell, 8. M., furniture Frank, A. A. & Sons, general mdse Gephart, J. Russell, cigars Griffith & Ulrich, 5 & 10c store Harter, A. J., pianos Hosterman & Stover, hardware Hartline, H. G., candy and cigars Hartman, J. B. & Co., wagons Kessler, A., clothing Leitzell, H. H., meats Leitzell, O. P., produce Meyer, T. F., general mdse Mauck, Miss M. E., millinery Mauck, E. W. Agt., grocery McMullen, E. B., feed McClellan. C. E., general mdse Nieman. D. J., clothing Stover, W. A., implemen-s Spigelmyer, J., general mdse Stover, R. 8., jewelry Ulrich, T. B., cigars Ulrich, T. B., cigars Weiser, F. F., gasoline MILESBURG Bellefonte Brick Co., brick Boggs, M. S., grocery Gillen, E. P., cigars Grovers, Miss Julia, coal Harshberger, Z. T., meats Janett, Harry, junk Jodon, C. E., grocery Korman, C. W., general mdse Miles, W. B. & Son, general mdse Milesburg Store Co., general mdse Mann, H. T., cigars Stanley, E. T., grocery Spankle, T. C., grocery Spicer, Mrs. Effie, candy & cigars Shultz, J. L., cigars Wetzell, F. L., general mdse NITTANY Betz, M. S., general mdse Beck, John H., general mdse Ertly, G. G.. produce Kessinger, W. E., cigars & candy Long, H. A., produce McDowell, D. A., grocery Peck & Son, general mdse Yearick, N. H., general mdse ORVISTON Orviston Supply Co., general mdse Slaterbeck, J. H., boarding house : OAK HALL Etters, Clayton, feed and grain Louder, R. J., general mdse OSCEOLA MILLS Domenick, Joe, grocery Gross, R. G., grocery Gregalist, Rowe, grocery Kasmark, Ben, grocery Materlivick, A., grocery Stein, J. B., foundry Sokolowsky, Anthony, grocery Satosky, Frank, grocery Wood, William, hardware Maxwell Grading Co., coal POWELTON Vulcan Trading Co., general mdse PLEASANT GAP Dunzik, Fred, ice cream Eckle, J. P., meats Gettig, H. C., meats ° Herman, W. D., cigars Noll, W. H. Jr. & Bro., gen’l mdse Pleasant Gap Garage, gas and oil Stitzer, C. K., general mdse Steinberg Bros., general mdse PINE GLEN Beates, Edith Miss, grocery Watson, William, grocery PHILIPSBURG Atlantic Refining Co., gasoline Acton, Harry, grocery * Andrews, W. C., dry goods Adelman & Ratowsky, dry goods Ayers, Bros., grocery Burchfield, W. L., department store Brown, W. B., drugs , Bigelow, Chas. C., electric supplies Ballistrere, G., fruits Beals, John W., grocery Butlin, William, grocery Bowser, William, cigars Campbell, Chas. A., grocery Centre Milling Co., grain Custer & Morris, wall paper Carmelo, R. C., grocery Cohn, Harry, junk Deakin, Thomas, cigars Dugan, Joseph, cigars Delige, John, cigars Delancy, W. F., meats Demi & Goss, autos - Drivass, C. H., ice cream & candy Davis, C. H., jewelry : Demi, E. E., plumber Electric Supply Co., supplies Emry, Harry, candy Edwards, J S., shoes Emerick Motor Bus, gasoline Erhart, C. B., general store Finberg, Louis, clothing and shoes Faccoli, G., grocery Frederick Piano Co., JDiznos Frantz, John G., candy Freeman & Callahan, meats Finberg, Max, junk Feltz, A., junk Finberg, Isaac, junk Grebe Bros. & Crage, cigars Globe Store, general store Garfinkle, H., junk Gill, W. F., sporting goods Garfinkle, P., junk Guelick, P. L., autos Harper, H. E,, candy Hollings, W. Mrs., Srocery Haworth Bros., furniture odas, S., junk Hodas, Harry, junk Hain, J. M rs., electric supplies Huber, George, rocery Hindle, W. H., cigars Hamilton, J. J., pianos Hoffman, F. L., cigars Ibberson, John, fancy goods Independent Oil Co., oils Jaffe, A., fruits and candy Jones, Calvin, wall paper Jones & Co., hardware Jones, Edward, general mdse Juschick, Kondrat, cigars Kylet, Annie Mrs., rocery Kopelin, Harry, ju ne, J. O., harness Kephart, J. F., hardware Kellock, G. M,, cigars and candy Klett, S. J., cigars Kassop, Bros., dry goods Kofller, Val., cigars Kreamer, Mrs, H., groceries Lebach, Mrs. Maria, general mdse Lelman, Harry, groceries Lanich, Mrs. D. M., groceries McCausland, F. G. jewenny 3 McCrory's Store Corp. 5 and 10c re 8 Mask, A. W., shoes ‘Haines, M. Maurer, Maynard & Son, hardware ‘Meyer, J. W., cigars Mattern Market, meats Mock, Miss E. H., millinery Musser Bros., installments Musser, M. A., groceries Mellin & Beals, autos Miller, J. W., cigars Markowitz, groceries Nelson, John J., groceries Novy, S., junk Owens, W. T., pianos - Owens, C. W., shoes and clothing Oregon Mercantile Co., groceries Pritchard, Josiah, garage Pagsmore, James, cigars Phillips, Wm,, photos Phbg. Meat Supply Co., meats Parker, Geo. W., florist Palace Biliard Parlors, cigars Phbg. Milling T. & H. Co., feed Press, Jacob, junk Reed, J. O., flour and feed Reiling, J. M., jewelry Richards, George, meats Rothrock, Mrs. T. M., groceries Schmidt, F. & R., dry goods Solomon, Jacob, junk Solomon, Doro, groceries Slinger, N. & Co., general mdse Stern, Morris, groceries Stonebraker, W. F., groceries Summerville, Mrs. J., groceries Schmidt, A. M., groceries Swiss, Jacob, general mdse Shafer, B. F., novelty store Stineman, Louis, junk Spileman, Myer, junk Troutman, G. F., drugs Vail, Howard, autos Welenzik, P., shoes Walker, John, groceries Workman, Cash Store, groceries Wright, 8. W., jewelry Weber, Frank, furniture Ziff, Victor, produce Ziff, Simon, clothing PORT MATILDA Beckwith, J. T., general mdse Bigelow, J. W., harness Bennett, W. A. & Son, gen’l mdse Crain, J. H., ice cream Eller, Gilbert, general mdse Gates, H. S., produce Hoover, W. T., hardware Mattern, J. C., produce Osman, 8. S., cigars Pringle, S. R., general mdse Patton, J. H., produce Reese, A. W., general store Williams, A. S., groceries Williams Bros., feed and gas Woodring, H., coal PENNA FURNACE Bailey, J. H., implements Goheen, R. G., meats Ward, W. S., general store PINE GROVE MILLS Auman, E. H., feed Barr, David, candy Keller, Jacob & Son, coal < J. W., cigars Krebs, N. T., general mdse Ward, S. E., gas and oil Watt, BE. M., general mdse Williams, J. H., harness REBERSBURG Bierly, C. C., plumber Bierly, W. F. & Son, produce Bierly, S. A., produce Bierly, C. H., produce Bartges, C. E., jewelry Beyers, C. E., grain Carlin, W. J., general mdse Crebs, W. B., produce Gephart, 8. L., general mdse Gramley, Ralph, hides Garrett, G. P., lumber C., general mdse Hubler, W. T. & Son, produce Hubler & Haines, produce Klinefelter, J. W., produce Smull & Royer, produce Long, C. E., cigars Walker, O. C., produce RUNVILLE Bennett, E. S., general mdse Witmer, J. C., general mdse STATE COLLEGE. Aikens, J. P., cigars Athletic Store, athletic goods Atlantic Refining Co., gas and oil Baum, Sim. clothing _ Corl, B.F. & Son, merchandise Corl, John, feed ; Comer, Mrs. E. T., groceries College Boot Shop, shoes Deal, Albert, plumber Fye, T. D., general mdse Foster, Philip, coal Fromm, Harris, clothing and shoes Fromm, Morris, clothing and shoes Genteell & McEachan, groceries and meats Gentzell & McEachen, furniture Gilliland, Ray, drugs Graham, Geo. A., candy Gropory Bros., candy - Hockman, C. W., feed Hurwitz & Smith, clothing Harvey Bros., confectionery Hurwitz, Moses, confectionery Hartswick, A. H., cigars ; Helfrich, J. C., 5 & 10c store Juranes, Manuel, shoe findings Knox, W. W., cigars Kimport, Myra, millinery Krumrine, Sidney, drugs Longee, A. C., cigars J Musser, J. H., groceries Musser, fang .» general store Musser, L. W., groceries Musser, Cor., harness Martin, J. B., groceries Montgomery & Co., clothing Metager, L. K., books Markie, James, produce McCormick, C. B., implements Resides, F. P., meats Resides, F. P, City Meat Market, meats Rexall Drug Store, drugs Rupp, Bertha, corsets Savers & Heberling, clothing State-Centre Electric Co., electric Supplies Struble, Forest T., plumber Siues, C. BE. jewelry Smith, W. W., photo goods B., millinery C. B., autos . & Son, hardware - 8 . State ‘College Fuel & Supply Co., coal Snyder & Behrer, general mdse Stats College Billiard Co., cigars he Nittany Printing Co., station- ery he Music Store, pianos he Nittany Garage, autos ay, Benner, groceries SPRING MILLS Auman, U. G., groceries Trubisky, M. Ackerman, F. M., groceries Allison Bros., grain and flour Blauser, W. H., groceries Breon, Willis, groceries Bitner, Bright, groceries Bartges, Ivy, groceries Condo, J. C., buggies Condo, S. L., harness and buggies Corman, O. T., produce Carson, F. A., general mdse Continental Condensed Milk Co., ee Dunlap, A. C., cigars Finkle, C. F., merchandise Frederick, Samuel, feed Hassenplug, A. C., merchandise Hosterman, Walter, garage Krape, Chas. A., shoes Krise, Perry, cigars Long, C. P. & Co., general store Lee, A. B., coal Leaster, Chas. A., produce Meyer, J. F., produce Meiss, G. R., general store Meyer, Calvin W., general store Meyer, W. H., produce Moyer, J. M., cigars McCormick, J. O., cigars and con- fectionery Noll, J. E., feed Ripka, Daniel, candy Rishel, J. H., general mdse Rossman, H. F., general mdse Rote, S. G., feed and mdse Royer, T. I, produce Smith, John & Bro., furniture Smith, R. M., produce Smith, Emanuel, general mdse Stover, C. B., hardware Wolfe, S. J., millinery SNOW SHOE Atlantic Refining Co., oils Buddinger, T. B., general store Buddinger, W. S., meats Brook, Jacob, general mdse Confer, J. A., auto supplies Keystone Garage, oils Kelly Bros., feed Haines, E. T. & Co., soda fountain Redding, L., cigars Russell, James, groceries Sickels, W. S., drugs Sinclair, Mrs. H. C., candy Snow Shoe Supply Co., gen. mdse Snow Shoe Supply Co., gen. mdse .» groceries Thompson & Son, general store Uzzle, James, cigars SANDY RIDGE Barnett, R. G., cigars Cohn, D., general mdse Cowher, Levi, meats and groceries Dugan, J. B., cigars Heath, Miss L. B., candy Kennelly, A. W., cigars Stuart, H. S., general store Spitter, Daniel, groceries SMULLTON Kline, John A., feed and grain Stover, H. H., cigars Walizer, S. A., merchandise STORMSTOWN Burkett, I. G., general mdse Gray, John, produce Grimm, J. H., produce Houtz, H. W., produce McAfee, F., produce Way, Allen, produce TUSSEYVILLE Jordan, E. T., oils - Rockey, W. F., produce Swartz, C. W., general mdse WADDLE Ellis, H. A., produce Eves, J. P., produce _ Eves, Chester, produce Hoy, John A. Est., general mdse Mattern, J. L., produce Waite, H. W., produce Waite, W. W., produce WOODWARD Long, H. F., bicycles Reffner, Walter, general mdse Orndorf, S. H., produce Orndorf, L. D., general mdse L. L., oils and gasoline Wolfe, R. West, general mdse Yearick, A. M., produce WINGATE Davidson, J. A., ice cream Harnish, Blanche, groceries WARRIORSMARK Dearmit, S. E., general mdse Ellenberger, Arthur, produce Osterly, Fred, produce Thomas, D. R., produce Wrye, W. T., general mdse WOLFF'S STORE Gilbert, Wm. H., produce Showers, G. H. general mdse ‘Weaver, D.- B. Sons, feed : YARNELL Confer, Ira P., merchandise ZION Hockman, N. J., feed Noll, B. A., general mdse Wholesale AARONSBURG Crouse, H. E., produce BELLEFONTE Atlantic Refining Co., oils Bellefonte Fuel & Supply Co., coal Crider, P. B. & Son, lumber Danenhower & Son, groceries Lauderbach Barver Co,, groceries Potter-Hoy Hardware Co., hardware BOALSBURG Weber, S. E., grain COBURN. Atlantic Refining Co., oil Coburn Grain & Cry. Co., grain Howard Creamery Co., butter and eggs Korman Creamery Co., butter and eggs CENTRE HALL Bradford & Son, grain Foreman, R. D., grain Kerlin, A. B., chickens and produce Patrons Creamery Co., produce HOWARD Diehl, J. D., produce . LEMONT Ensign Oil Co., oil Ross, Elmer, grain LINDEN HALL Ross, J. H., grain Weiland, F. E., coal OAK HALL Ferree, William, produce PHILIPSBURG Atlantic Refining Co., oil Balesrere, G., trai ts ~ Centre Milling Co., flour and feed Gill Mfg. Co., mine supplies Hoffman, Frank, tobacco Hoffer, W. E. Co., produce Hassof, Bros., dry goods Independent Oil Co., oil Lauderbach Barber Co., groceries Philipsburg Milling T. & H. Co., flour and feed y Philipsburg Hardware Co., hard- ware Reed, J. O., flour and feed Swift & Co., meats PORT MATILDA Crain, W. S., lumber MILLHEIM Kline, J. A., flour and feed NITTANY Mauck, W. J., produce SNOW SHOE Atlantic Refining Co., oil Kelly Bros., groceries SPRING MILLS Spring Mills Creamery Co., produce STATE COLLEGE Atlantic Refining Co., oil Neidigh, J. D., grain Restaurant BELLEFONTE Blackford, Clyde, restaurant Knisely, Geo. H., restaurant Moerschbacher, Geo., restaurant Gregory Bros., restaurant CENTRE HALL Pennington, C. W., restaurant CLARENCE Watson, C. H., restaurant FLEMING Stere, H. M., restaurant HOWARD Williams, Geo. L., restaurant Williams, F. G., restaurant ' MILLHEIM J! Gephart, J. Russell, restaurant MILESBURG Korman, C. w., restaurant y Spicher, Mrs. Effie, restaurant i PHILIPSBURG Dtlige, John, restaurant Klett, 8./J., restaurant Kaler, Walter, restaurant McMullen, Chas., restaurant Vest, G. R., restaurant Cunkle, Joseph, restaurant SNOW SHOE Mrs. H. C., restaurant EB. T. & Co., restaurant STATE COLLEGE Knox, W. w., restaurant Lonigee, A. C., restaurant Sinclair, Haynes, Kerstetter, W. F. & Son, restauran Mowery, Fred J., restaurant : Brokers BELLEFONTE Hunter, R. F., broker HOWARD Leathers Bros., brokers PHILIPSBURG Bair, W. T., broker 2g Jones, Lott W., broker 3 STATE COLLEGE Holmes, J. L., broker Billiards and Pool 2 BELLEFONTE Carpeneto, J. L., pool Finklestine, Davi » Pool Moerschbacher, Chas., pool McGinley, John A., pool Shaughenssy, Thomas, pool BLANCHARD Moon, A. R., pool CLARENCE Watson, C. HH, pool MILESBURG a Shultz, J. L., pool . ! ORVISTON Orviston Supply Co., pool PHILIPSBURG Meyer, J. W., pool a3 Palace Billiard Parlor, pool £ Butler, Wm., pool 3 Deakin, Thomas, pool sd PLEASANT GAP Herman, W. D., pool SNOW SHOE McLaughlin, M, J «+ DOO} SANDY RIDGE Kennelly, A. W., pool Bennett, 'R. Jas i ol Mooshead, Albert, shooting gallery STATE COLLEGE State College Billiard and Bowling Co., pool . MILLHEIM Spigelmyer, J., pool Theatres and Moovies ger IY: # Mu 8, BELLEFONTE Brandman, R. movies : : Brown, T. C., movies ti Garman Est., theatre CLARENCE 3 Tuckasavage, J., movies 3 HOWARD Dunham, F. S., movies MILESBURG Mann, H. S., movies ; MILLHEIM Auditorium Co., movies STATE COLLEGE Nittany Theatre Co., movies Nittany Theatre Co., movies SNOW SHORE Menchis, T. C., movies For the purpose of correcting errors of a oa 2p. Teas- will be hel Sue < Pp on! a., On Friday, May 25, 1917, i a. m,, and 1 p. m., and ‘those who de- sire can attend. C. H. SMULL, 62-17-4t Mercantile appraiser, So?
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