Justice Mestrezat Dies Sunday Morn} Philadelphia, April 28.—Associate Justice Stephen Leslie Mestrezat, of Demorvalics Wat. the Pennsylvania Supreme court, died Bellefonte, Pa., May 3, 1918. at the Aldine hotel here at 5 a. m. — today after an illness of several THE SORRY HOSTESS. months. The Potter-Hoy H’d’w Co. Sell at the Right Price. Farmers, Gardeners Justice Mestrezat’s death makes She said she was sorry the weather was bad The night that she asked us to dine; And she really appeared inexpressibly sad Because she had hoped ’twould be fine. She was sorry to hear that my wife had a cold, And she almost shed tears over that, And how sorry she was, she most feeling- ly told, That the steam wasn’t on in the flat. She was sorry she hadn't asked others to come, She might just as well have had eight; She said she was downcast and terribly glum Because her dear husband was late. She apologized then for the home she was in, For the state of the rugs and the chairs, For the children who made such a hor- rible din, And then for the squeak in the stairs. When the dinner began twice For the olives, because they were small; She was certain the celery, too, wasn’t nice, _ And the soup didn’t suit her at all. She was sorry she couldn't get whitefish instead Of trout that the fishmonger sent, But she hoped that we’d manage some- how to be fed, Tho’ her dinner was not what she meant. she apologized She spoke her regrets for the salad, and then . Explained she was really much hurt, And begged both our pardons again and again For serving a skimpy dessert. She was sorry for this and sorry for that, the second vacancy on the Supreme court bench, Justice William P. Pot- ter having died two weeks ago to- day. The Governor has the authority to fill the vacancies until the next general election. ; Justice Mestrezat was born in Mapleton, Greene county, and was 70 years old on February 19 last. He was descended from a distinguished French family. He was a graduate of Waynesburg college and of the law department of Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Va. In 1871, he’ was admitted to the Greene county bar and moved to Uniontown in 1872. He was elected district attorney of Fayette county in 1887 and in 1893 he was elected judge of the county. Judge Mestrezat remained on the Fayette bench until he was elected to the Supreme court on the Democratic ticket in 1899. His term began in January, 1900, and would have expir- ed in 1921. He was buried on Tues- day at Uniontown. Amazing. Headline—“Married his Mother-in- Lay to Escape Draft.” Gee whiz! With all that courage he feared to be a soldier. Needs a Nurse. During the recent snow storm we heard several people remark that «winter was lingering in the lap of spring.” Well, weren’t we told the week before that the poor old fellow’s backbone was broken? Seeds Bicyles Linoleumn Refrigerators Garden Hose Garden Tools Lawn Mowers Automobile Tires and Accessories The Potter-Hoy Hardware Co., BELLEFONTE, PA. 62-35 No matter whether you contemplate planting a thous- and acres or the corner of your lot, you will want SUITABLE FERTILIZERS. We have them in any grade and quantity. Wiard{Plows (Walking and Riding) Perry Spring Tooth Harrows Spike Tooth Harrows Disc Harrows Cultivators (Riding and Walking) Hand Cultivators Brookville Wagons, All Sizes. DUNLOP STREET Tested Seed Corn. Seed Potatoes. FIELD SEEDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Garden and Flower Seeds, 9 Cents the Package. LET US KNOW YOUR WANTS We Can Save You Money. 62-47 Dubbs’ Implement and Seed Store, ” BELLEFONTE, PA. Do your part toward winning the war by buying a LIBERTY BOND To-day. MILLHEIM OAK HALL Tho’ there really was nothing to blame, PPRAISEMENT Waddle, W. W., cigars Miller, 8. Z., gents goods Snyder, Cora B., millinery But I thought elt as oe on my Mor” Cerne COUNTY.— Wetzel, Clyde, meats Allison, J. R. G., cigars McCausland, F. G., jewelry Smith, J. C. & Son, hardware Ferree, William, produce hat Eg y Notice is hereby given that Walker, H. E., tobacco ‘Auman, N. A., grocery McCrory’s Store Corp., 5 & 10 cent State College Fuel & Supply Co., Kidder & Raymond, coal & grain store Mark, A. W., shoes Maurer, Maynard & Son, hardware Meyer, J. W., cigars Mattern Meat Market, meats Mock, E. H., Miss,, millinery Musser Bros, installments Musser, M. A., grocery Miller, G. W., cigars firms White, W. S., grain and feeds Zeller, J. & Son, drugs Yeager, H. C., shoes CENTRE HALL Bartholomew, C. D., produce & eggs Boozer, D. A., harness and oils Benner, G. O., general store Bradford & Son, coal Bradford, D. W., implements Bowersox, B. B., drugs Burd, Ezra Mrs., millinery Bateman, M. A. & Son, feed Breon, C. H., automobiles Columbus, Sol, junk Campbell, S. M., furniture Frank, A. A. & Sons, general mdse Gephart, J. Russell, e¢igars Griffith & Ulrich, 5 & 10 cent store the following persons and have been appraised and are here- by liable for mercantile license tax- es for the year 1918. RETAIL AXE MANN O'Bryan, J. W., General mdse coal State College Billiard Co., cigars Swimmer, Harry, junk The Nittany Printing Co., station- Perhaps she is sorry we came. By Edgar A. Guest. PHILIPSBURG Atlantic Refining Co., oil Balestere, G., fruits Centre Milling Co., flour and feed Gill Mfg. Lo., mine supplies Hoffman, Frank, tobacco Hoffer, W. E. Co., produce Kassop Bros, dry goods ery The Music Store, pianos : The Nittany Garage, automobiles SPRING MILLS Conservation and How to Keep Flour. Sugar ) Harter, A. J., pianos Markowitz, A., grocery Auman, U. G., grocery Independent Oil Co., oil With no material change of perma- AARONSBURG Centre Hall Pharmacy, drugs Hosterman & Stover, hardware Newman, A. H. Co., drugs Ackerman, F. M., grocery Lauderbach, Barber Co., grocery in th : 3 Bower, A. F., implements Campbell, H. C. & R. P., cigars Kessler, A., clothing Nelson, John J., grocery Allison Bros, grain and flour Philipsburg Hardware Co., hard- nent character in the sugar situation, | power, A. M, meats Dauberman, J. G., meats Kreamer, A. A., cigars Novy, 8., junk Blauser, W. H., grocery ware Duck, F. P., implements Emerick, Geo. H., implements Emery, 4 Rr. general mdse ‘romm, James, produce 2 io _B. Miss = Fetterolf, J. I., automobiles Nanes, a Nis mines Foreman, R. D., coal and grain McMullen, E. B., feed : Goodhart, F. V., furniture McClellan, C. E., general mdse Henney, Lucy Mrs., millinery Neiman, D. J., clothing Harper, H. W., automobile supplies Stover, W. A., implements Mesner, J. H., produce Spigelmyer, J., general mdse Meeker, Maynard, cigars Stover, x S., jewelry McCoy, Emma Miss, bread Ulrich, T. B., cigars it becomes increasingly necessary to continue, and if possible, to increase our restrictions on family consump- tion of sugar in order that we may thereby build up some reserve stock against the fruit-preserving season which is rapidly approaching. At the same time, stocks of sugar in the hands of dealers have recently 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 Brouse, W. H., produce Hess, H. T., grocery Hazel, A. J., general store Ishler Bros., meats Owens, W. T., pianos Owens, C. W., shoes and clothing Oregon Mercantile Co., grocery Pritchard, Josiah, garage Parksie, Lewis, cigars Passmore, James, cigars Philips, Wm., photos Parker. Geo. W., florist Palace Billiard Parlor, cigars Pilipsburg Milling T & H. Co., feed Press, Jacob, junk Runk & Dennison, automobiles and Leitzell, H. H., meats Leitzell, O. P., produce Meyer, T. F., general mdse Breon, Willis, grocery Condo, J. C., buggies Condo, 8S. L., harness and buggies Carson, F. A., general mdse Condensed Milk Co., feed Dunlap, A. C., cigars Decker Bros, Gas & oils Frederick, Samuel, feed Krape, Chas. A., shoes Krise, Perry, cigars Long, C. P. & Co., general store Lee, A. B., coal Reed, J. O., flour & feed Swift & Co., meats PORT MATILDA Crain, W. S., lumber SNOW SHOE Atlantic Refining Co., gas & oils Kelley, Bros, grocery SPRING MILLS Spring Mills Creamery Co., produce improved somewhat, in- many sections | (8440 P1085 TE obites Ndenent Yo fina] mise Weiser, Fy ¥, gasoline npr, Gone and feel Jer Ol plane rate SoLinow : Te , L. B., aut 5 sman, H. D., 9 ed, J. O., flour and fee r, J. F., produce anti i of of Pennsylvania at least, so that it is Stover, 0. W.. implements Runkle, J. W., cigars MILESBURG Reiling, J. M. & Co., jewelry Mess, Gi. Bo general store §ilontic Boning Coc ot! now possible to modify in all our | Zechman, J. F., furniture Smith, T. L., hardware Bellefonte Brick Co.. brick Richard, George, meats Neldigh, 7. b,, grain Lt Jie ; 3 Meyer, Calvin W., general store TN, counties the restriction on retail sales BLANCHARD Smith, C. M., general mdse Boggs, M. S., grocery Rothrock, Ida M., grocery | Meyer, J. H., produce . Vivcan with less risk of an unequal family | Bower, W. A., coal Smith, L. L., automobile supplies Gillen, E. I., cigars Stott Bros Co., general mdse : McCormick, J. O., cigars, conf Davidson, James A., ice cream and distribution and thus avoid some of Harter, W. I., general mdse COBURN Grovers, Julia Miss, coal Sinbe Sowing Machine Co., sewing Noll, J. E., feed produce ; : . } : Kunes, N. M., cigars and candy Atlantic Refining Co., gasoline and Harshberger, Z. T. meats Schmidt, r Ripka, Daniel, candy AT AT aA the inconvenience in buying to which | Kunes, T. M., general mdse $ Janet, Harry, junk Scbmidi, © 5 5, Jr3 seeds Rishel, J. H., general mdse, RESTAURANTS 2 5, T. M., g 4 £ Ee i py odon, C. E., grocery sy JE y ossman, H. F., general mdse TS ied ine iy on Sen ah candy Can Grain & Coal Co., grain and: Wopnim,"c, WW, general mdge Solomon. Dora, grocery Rote, S. G., feed and mdse BELLEFONTE ? ayy Stern, Morris, grocery Stonebraker, W, F., grocery Summerville, Mrs. J., grocery Schmidt, A. M., grocery Korman, C. W. & Son, coal Miles, W. B. & Son, general mdse, Milesburg Store Co., general mdse Stanley, Della, grocery Smith, John & Bro., furniture Smith, R. M., produce Smith, Emanuel, general mdse Stover, C. B., hardware, roofing Quigle, J. A., general store Rothrock, Sarah Mrs., notions Williams, C. A. Est,, general store Clark, J. R., gas and oils Dinges, Cloyd, feed Glasgo, J. W., general mdse Howard Creamery Co., produce Krader, W. C., automobiles Blackford, Clyde, restaurant Knisely, Geo. A., restaurant Moerschbacher, Chas., restaurant all retailers in your county to sell in quantities as follows: To consumers residing in towns and E- 1 : 4 Spankle, T. C., grocery Stineman, Louis, junk Wolfe, S. J., millinery CLARENCE cities 2 to 5 pounds, depending on the | . = a Meyer ross Spicer, “ie Mrs., candy and cigars Spilemsn, Myer, Jank SNOW SHOE W. B. Hall & Sons, restaurant i ili ner, . mC : Shultz, J. L., ci 5 y G. K., : o We) size of families. 5 Lykins, H. B., general mdse Shoil, ln general mdse = Wetzell, F, Leal mdse Philipsburg Vulcanizing Co., gas & Buddinger, T. B., general store FLEMING To consumers residing in rural com- BELLEFONTE oe Rn Sonera] my se NITTANY vos Confer, iL #- putomobile SDplios Stere, H. M., restaurant iti : < i yrs : 2 1 ail, Howard, automobile aines, BE. T. & Co., soda munities, 5 to 10 pounds. Atlantic Refining Co., gasoline & oil CLARENCE Woodring Meat heen Nastase, Tony, meats HOWARD In putting this order into effect, Market, meats + please make sure against any misun- derstanding by which consumption Betz, M. S., general mdse Beck, John H. & Son, general mdse Ertley, G. G., produce Harter, W. D., furs Allison, A., plumber Armor, Gust, junk Baum, Sim, clothing Blackford, Clyde, cigars Williams, Geo. L., restaurant Williams. F. G., restaurant Kline, H. A., restaurant Welenzik, P., shoes Walker, John, grocery Workman Cash Store, grocery Buddinger, W. S., meats Buddinger & Co., general mdse Brook, Jacob, general mdse Redding, Lawrence, cigars Russell, James, grocery Sickels, W. A., drugs ] iad 3 : Al rn Wright, 8. W., jewel Sinclair, H. C. Mrs.., candy MILLHEIM will increase proportionate to the in- | Brandman, R., clothing and shoes ge Mike, grocery of md nr iy Cigats ANd candy Weber, Frank, furniture Snow Shoe Supply Co., general mds oh creased quantity sale. Endeavor to | Bellefonte Fuel & Supply Co., coal Yr. ote 5. Senora) mse song, B.HAs proguce Ziff. Vi Ss Shoe Supply Co.. general mds Gephart, J. Russell, restaurant C q y a : Blair, ¥. P. & Son, jewelry I'reedman, Jacob, general mdse McDowell, D. A., grocery J. Yictor, phoduce RO ie RY i MILESBURG impress upon the public the necessity | Beezer, P. L., meats . Hall, W. B. & Sons, bread and to- Peck & Son, general mdse Ziff, Simon, clothing Thompson & Som, general store > MILE for continued strict economy in the | Brachbill, W. R., furniture bacco Yearick, N. H., general mdse Uzzell, James, cigars Korman, C. W., restaurant PORT MATILDA Beckwith, J. T., general mdse Bennett, W. A, & Son, general mdse Eberts, 0. D., general mdse Gates, H. S., produce Hoover, W. T., hardware Mattern, J. C., produce sman, S. S., cigars ringle, C. M., general mdse Patton, J. H., produce Reese, A. W., general store Williams Bros, feed and gas Woodring, H., coal Kachik, John M.,, cigars i$ackik, A M., grocery Orviston Se I tal mdse 0 , s Ss yo : Oss : Se AT ey ats & grocery Slaterbeck, J. H., boarding house Sinchocs, Oanrge, grocery OAK HALL Tusbisky, ike, grocery Etters, Cl: DN i Waxler & Gladstone, general mdse el Gon, feed ang Sxa 0 Zewak, John, grocery Kidder & Raymond, grain and coal p CURTIN OSCEOLA MILLS Bald Eagle Supply Co., gener'l mdse Dominick, Joe, grocery Heaton, James, produce Gross, R. G., grocery FLEMING Gregalist, Rawe, grocery SANDY RIDGE Barnett, R. J., cigars Cowher, Levi, meats and grocery Dugan, J. B., cigars Bdmiston, E., general mdse Heath, L. B. Miss, candy Kennedy, A. W., cigars Marchella, Chas., grocery Spitter, Daniel, grocery Twigg, S. E., general store SMULLTON of Brouse, W. H., grocery Deezer, Geo. A., automobiles Bellefonte Lumer Co., lumber Beatty Motor Co., automobiles & gas Coxey, W. C., grocery Carpenetto, L., grocery and fruits Ceader, Joseph Mrs., candy & bread Casebeer, C. D., jewelry Cohen, Walter, dry goods Cooney, E. T., millinery Carpeneto, J. L., cigars Crider, P. B. & Son, lumber Cunningham & Beezer, Twine Spicer, Effie Mrs., restaurant PHILIPSBURG Delige, John, restaurant Klett, S. J., restaurant Kaler, Walter, restaurant McMullen, Chas., restaurant Cunkle, Joseph, restayrant SNOW SHOE Sinclair, H. C., Mrs., restaurant Haynes, E. T., restaurant : STATE COLLEGE Knox, W. W., restaurant f use of sugar. Eighty per cent, normal consumption is the maximum that any family should indulge in. It is better to put up with a restriction now than to have a shortage later on during the canning season, and this shortage can only be avoided by prac- ticing the strictest conservation in every direction today. It is hoped to send you in the very near future the outlines of a plan by which we expect to provide home can- ners with adequate supplies for pre- serving purposes, so there need be no apprehension in the minds of consum- ers in this particular. We will also send you the details of a system for rationing manufacturers and confec- tioners using sugar. In the meantime you should under- stand that the sugar shortage in America is not due to a lack of sugar itself. There is practically enough sugar in the West Indias and other parts of the world to supply our nor- mal needs. It is simply a question of transporting this sugar to the United States and the transportation difficul- ties can not be overcome quickly Doll, W. H., gasoline Dubbs, J. G. Est., implements Daggett, W. L., cigars Eckel, J. P., meats Emerick, W. J., automobile supplies Evey, Mattie Mrs., grocery Fauble, A., clothing Finkelstine, D., cigars Green's Pharmacy Co., drugs Gettig, L.. H., meats Gross, J. W. & Gregory Bros., ice cream, candy Galbraith, F., jewelry Garbrick Bros., bicycles Gheen Music Store, pianos Garbrick, H. E., general mdse Garman, E. F., notions Glinz, August, cigars Heverly, J. sporting goods Hess & Heverly, grocery Hazel & Co., dry goods Hunter, J. D., stationery Hazel Bros., grocery Haupt, Edward G., grocery Hockman, N. J., feed & produce Bro., general mdse O., auto supplies and Holt, S. W., grocery Holt, G. W., grocery Irvin, Benj. H., coal and feed Lindemuth, H. D., gas and oil McElwain Bros., general mdse Stere, J. C. & J. B., general mds Smith, F. W., feed and grains Steve, H. ; FILLMORE Hunter, J. C., general mdse HOWARD Baney, John H., gasoline. Condo, J. F., general store. Cameron, Newton, general store. Deitz, J. F. general store Fox, C. M. implements Hall, W. F. general mdse Henderson, Ed, soft drinks Kline, H. A., produce Long, W. H., grain Lucas, C. C., general mdse Moore, H. A., drugs Minar Maries, jewelry McEntire, O. W., drugs M., candy and ice cream Kashmark, Ben, grocery Matulivick, A., grocery Stine, J. B., foundry 3 . Sokolowsky, Anthony, grocery Satosky, Frank, grocery Wood, William, hardware ¢ Maxwell Trading Co., coal Zigner, Anthony, grocery POWELTON : Vulcan Trading Co., general mdse PLEASANT GAP Herman, W. D., cigars Noll, W. H. Jr. & Pro,’ merchandise Pleasant gap Garage, gas and oil Stitzer, C, K., general mdse Horner, O. W., meats PINE GLEN Beates, Edith Miss, grocery Watson, William, grocery PHILIPSBURG Atlantic Refining Co., gasoline Acton, Harry, grocery Andrews, W. C., dry goods general + Williams, J. Port Supply Co., general mdse 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 Kepler, J. W., cigars Krebs, N. T., general mdse Ward, S. E., gas and oil Watt, E. M., general mdse H., harness Krumbine, S. S., gas and oils REBERSBURG Bierly, C. C., plumber Bierly, W. F. & Son, produce Bierly, S. A., produce Bartges, C. E., jewelry Beyers, C. E., grain Carlin, W. J., general mdse Gephart, S. I.., general mdse Kline, John A., feed and grain Stover, H. H., cigars Walizer, S. A., merchandise STORMSTOWN Burket, I. G., general mdse Gray, John, produce Griffin, J. H., general mdse McAfee, E., produce TUSSEYVILLE Jordon, E. T., oils Rockey, W. F., produce Swartz, S. W., general mdse WADDLE Eves, J. P., produce Eves, Chester, produce Hoy, John A. Est., general mdse Waite, H. W., produce Waite, W. W., produce WOODWARD Ard, W. 8, Long, H. K., bicycles Riffner, Walter, general mdse Orndorf, O. W., produce and junk Orndorf, S. H., produce 2nd hand automobiles Mowery, Fred J. restaurant BROKERS BELLEFONTE Hunter, R. F., broker Keichline, John, broker HOWARD Leathers Bros, brokers PHILIPSBURG Bair, W. T., broker STATE COLLEGE Holmes, J. L., broker BILLIARDS AND POOL BELLEFONTE Carpeneto, J. L., pool Finkelstine, David, pool Moerschbhacher, Chas., pool McGinley, John A., pool Shaughnessy, Thomas, pool 1 Ganett, G. P., lumber 2 > N Pletcher, Thos. A. harnes ¢ 4 ’ , Orndorf, L.. D., general mdse BLANCHARD enough to take care of an unrestrict Jelowits, N., grocery & junk Pletcher, Sos. A hae ess Aoi & Ratansky, dry goods Krebs, W. H., prodnce Le Da nine u Aa ! ed demand now and still meet the Lchkowiis, Jacob, Jang Pletcher, William B., produce Beals, Frank, Sovermobiley Elaines, M Cr general mdse Wolfe, R. M. Bst., general mdse Moon, Aula DOO peak requirement of the fruit-matur-| Joqon, J. C.. ba y Schenck, A. A., hardware Burchfield, W. L., department stores Hubler’ & i Neduce ) WINGATE oq AnpNey ing months. Keichline, C. C., grocery Shavley, Thomas, produce Buzzell, Hdgar R., drugs Klitiefelter, J. W., produce Davidson, J. A., ice cream : B. Hai > Sons: poo fr"we have the patriotic co-opera- | Kitt galing LS a Rel Fog pedis VARGIORSARK eo s alin, Max, shoes id a ot ) IY ) aveler, J. R., cigars 3 tion of the public to carry us safely | Kuckiine SIN, automonttes WAS; Kron Geary a en EE SRE as is ‘crisis, it 1s ho - nger, A. M., sewing machines Y OLES: 1% 8 °T, - i ’ ed that we may be able to return | Kline, Henry, cigars Yearick, Walter, meats Cohen, M., meats RUNVILLE Thomas Di i : ORVISTON t 1 diti later in Keller, J. D., hides and wool HUBLERSBURG Copelin, Duke, feeds Bennett, E. §., general mdse » W. T., ge Orviston Supply Co., pool h more Bn os r Lyon, W. A. meats Hoy, Geo. F., general store be ers Brocery Witmer, J. C., general mdse WOLFS Mo PHILIPSBURG e year when the C 1 . Lyon & Co., clothing McClintock, 1. L., general store = STATE COLLEGE Showers, G. H., general mdse Meyer, J. W., pool Mallory Studio, cameras JULIAN Custer & Morris, wall paper Weaver, D. B. Sons, feed Nee Billiard" Parlor, pool Mingle, A. C., shoes Carmelo, R. C., grocery Aikens, J. P., cigars : Beals, E. E., ice cream 5 YARNELL Butlin, Wm ool INSTRUCTIONS TO HOUSEKEEPERS. | Miller, Geo. A. Davis, Jane, grocery Athletic Store, athletic goods : utlin, oD Hot weather frequently produces Mille, Conrad. a Henderson, J Bg dloceties Drakin, Thomas, cigars Baum, Sm. clothing Confer, Ira P., merchandise Drakin, Thomas, pool spoilage in certain flours and meals if | Jller, W. J, automobiles & supplies parson.’ W. P "general mdse Do Jr rly gwen ZION PLEASANT GAP ontgomer, 0., clothing TH ? 2 8 %O0s » : N an, W. D., pool they are not properly cared for, es- | Miller, N. A., automobile supplies ir Looral mdse Delancy, W. ¥., meats College Boot Shop, shoes Noll, B. A. & Co., general mdse Herman i aN HOR i i i i Moerschbacher. s., Confectionery ? Fo Demi & Goss, automobiles Deal, Albert, plumber : S1 pecially those which contain a high , Chas., er) 2 1 ) $ 2 and cigars KATO Drioase, Thos., ice cream and candy Fye, T. D., general mdse WHOLESALE D. D. Reed, shooting gallery percentage of fats, moisture or the | wijer, Davia Bst., general mdse Kato Supply Co., general mdse Davis, C. H., jewelry Foster, Philip, coal : McLaughlin, M. J., pool outer coatings of the grain. To pre-| Morgan, S. J. Miss, hair goods LIVONIA Demi, E. E., plumber Fromm, Mori clothing ang shoes AARONSBURG SANDY RIDGE vent such losses particularly at this | Mott Drug Seore, drugs Stover. Geo. B., oighrs Electric Supply Co., electric supplies Gentze clachan, grocery an ‘ AW ool : ! McGarvey, P. H., automobile sup- : wl CIF Emry, Harry, candy meats Crouse, H. E., produce Kennedy, A. W., 19 time when bread stuffs are so essen- plies LINDEN HALL Edwards, J. S., shoes Gentzel, W. R., general mdse BELLEFONTE Bennett, R. J., poo tial to the allies and ourselves, the ; 1 McGinley, A. L., wall paper following instructions for the storing Erhart, C. B., general store McGinley, Jno. A., cigars Gilliland, Ray, drugs Frederick Piano Co., Dianos y Keller, J. W. Mrs., general mdse Gh Gea A aay STATE COLLEGE Ross, J. H., general mdse Silantic Refning Cos State College Billiard and Bowling Bellefonte Fuel & Supply Co., coal, Jo 5 | McCalmont & Co., coal _° Wieland, F. E., coal Frantz, John G., can Gregory Bros, candy ? of these flours and meals are given: McCrory, J. Po oR 5 & 10 cent olan; Ton Freeman & Callahan, meats Haugh, John, grocery ete ce 20%. on pool : i ’ ’ LEMONT Hockman, C. W., feed Crider, P. B. & Son, lumber ote ’ Buy in small quantities. store o bi Feltz, A., Junk and meats ma Ry Danenhauer & Son, grocery MILLHEIM See that flours and meals are in | McClure, Wm., harness Hoy, R. K., automobiles Finberg, Isaac, junk Hurwitz & Smith, clothing 9 h & 7 be Co rocer Fe McSuley, John H., wall paper Evey, A. H., general mdse Grebe Bros & Crago, cigars Harvey Bros, confectionery Lauderbac erby y 8 y Spigelmyer, J., pool good condition when purchased. Newman Ladies Shop, ladies’ goods Evey,‘E. W. & Son, feed Globe Store, general store Hurwitz, Moses, confectionery Potter-Hoy Hardware Co., hard : Bikes Keep in a cool, dry place. Nighthart, J. L., cigars Lenker Tony Fano] mdse Gartinkle, H., junk Hartwick, A. Ji. cigars Gale \v "wy. tests THEATRES AND MOVIES i 1 Nagi y I . itu chell, John, haraware 11, W. F., sportin oods effner Drug Co., drugs , Go M., § res - (a) Use tins or rover dare jor SLEey: Jan I Ross, Eimer C., general mdse Guelick, P. 2 EE SDs Hefner & Spykner, millinery COBURN BELLEFONTE containers, scalded and perfectly | notter-Fioy “Hardware Co. hard- Schreck Bros, carriages Haworth, James & Son, lumber Helfrich, J. C., 5 & 10 cent store 4.4: Refining Co., oil Brandman, R. movies dried. PANE wa ogs : Vilams, Geo, C, Ssapire Hoffer’'s Novelty Store, novelties Re laut Sapplies, sup- Coburn Grain & Coal Co., grain Brown, T. C., movies s Ls . dr y o asy » 2% i Hazlett Bros., clothin . jst., theatre (b) It is well to use two covered DI ay Snug Watsontown Door & Sash Co., lum- Hindle. W. 0. fro NE Howard Creamery Co., butter and Garman Est a containers alternately, always putting | ber a J Manuel, shee bindings eggs : : CLARENCE g . pigelmyer, G. R., general mdse . Harper, H. E., candy uranes, nuel, mery Co., butter and fresh purchases in a clean container, Schofield, James, harness MARTHA FURNACE Hollings, W, Mrs. grocery Knox W. W. dlgarg Li Creamery 9 Luckasavage, J., movies ixi i over airn, wall paper aworth Bros, furniture , - W., Ni 2 RIM and never mixing the residue from the Ter Sa ans ape! electric Eberts, 0. D,, general store Hoar, A. Jonk Long, H. C., meats and hides CENTRE HALL Co) MILLH previous purchase with the fresh pur- supplies MONUMENT Hodas, Harry S., junk Musser, J. H., grocery Bradford & Son, a and grain Auditorium Co., movies chase. Seanor, P. B., cigars Bergner, Albert, grocery Hain, J. Mrs., electric supplies Musser, Harry N., general store Foreman; 5 Dy an & produce PHILIPSBURG Sterilize before putting away by | Shaughnessy, Thomas, cigars Vaugh, Henry, grocery Hamilton, J. J., pianos . Musser, L. W., grocery erlin, A. E.. ¢ & Rowland theatre . . 1 Sourbeck, John D., confectionery Vulcan Trading Co., general store Hoffman, F. L., cigars Musser, Cor, harness 5 HOWARD LLEGE placing in shallow pans (or clean cot- | gochler & Co., grocery OSHANNON Ibberson, John, fancy goods Montgomery & Co., clothing Deihl, Joseph D., produce STATE COLLEGE ton containers) in an oven and heating | Schad, A. E., plumber Independent Oil Co., oils Mowery, F. J., cigars , LEMONT Nittany Theatre Co., movies slowly, being careful not to burn, or | Schaeffer, H. I. hardware Brodencsak, Toul, meats Jaffe, A., fruits and candy Metzger, L. K., books Nittany Theatre Co., movies : ~ SNOW SHOE Menchis, T. C., movies Clemson, BE. G. Co., general mdse Jones, Calvin, wall paper Grove, A. A., general mdse Quick, Rush, ice cream Tate, C. F., plumber Twitmire, W. T., stoves Thal, J. i. confectionery McCormick, C. B. Est., implements Probst, C. E., oysters and fish ‘ Ross, Elmer C., grain Resides, F. P., City Meat Market, Ensign Oil Co., oil LINDEN HALL even brown. The flour or meal must : Jones & Co., hardware be in thin layers and stirred frequent- Jones, Edward, general mdse The Meese Store, general mdse MADISONBURG Juechick, Kondrat, cigars meats 3 Tor the purpose of correcting any v fo at gvory pare mo be Soually Taylor, R, B.. ice Hazel, B. E., general mdse Kylet, Annie Mrs., grocery Rexall Drug Store, drugs Ross, 7. HW, Frain i errors of appraisement, an appeal eated. er cooling, place 1 Witmer, BR. C. automobile supplies Everett, Thomas B., general mdse Koplin, Morris, junk Rupp, Bertha, corsets Wieland, F. KE. will be held at the county Treas- covered containers. Wion, W. E., garage Miller, J. E., produce Kline, J. O., harness Sauers & Heberling, clothing MILLHEIM urer’s office, in Bellefonte, Pa., on Ww. F. REYNOLDS Winton, Harry, coal MUNSON Kephart, J. F., hardware Schilling, Chas. F., 2nd _hand goods Kline, J. A., flour and feed Saturday, May 25th, 1918, between Ly : Waite, J. S. & Co., implements Goldb Ik 1 md Kellock, G. M., cigars and candy State-Centre Electric Co., electric id Ad OVILLE 9 a. m. and 1 p. m., and those who Federal Food Administrator Wonrar Bros. geecery Goldberg, Jie, feneral mdse Klett, §. J., cigars supplies MING desire can attend. : of Centre County. | Willard, D. I, & Son, clothin : rr Kassop Bros, dry goods Struble, Forrest T. plumber Hockman, A. F., produce M. Harter re ——————— Walker, W. H., oysters & fis MINGOVILLE Koffin, Val, cigars Shuey, C. E., jewelry NITTANY 5 Ceo. . Ha ’ Warren, A,, grocery Miller, E. L., general mdse Kreamer, KE. Mrs., grocery Smith, W. W., photo goods 63-18-4t Mercantile Appraises —Subscribe for the “Watchman.” | Witten, Israel, junk Workman, C. C., general mdse Leback, Maria Mrs., gemeral mdse Snyder, C. E., autemobiles Yearick, N. H., feeds 'y 3
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