Bewcalitin Bellefonte, Pa., May 24, 1918. mam ome 101 GERMAN LIES. Following is another installment of the 101 German lies run to earth by the St. Louis Republic and reprinted here for the benefit of “Watchman” ! ] , : i such as this magazine describes). LIE No. 80. A “lie” in circulation at Atlanta, Mo., is to the effect that readers: LIE No. 71. The Democrat-Tribune of Jefferson City, Mo., prints a story to the effect that 3,000 girls are to be enlisted by the Y. W. C. A,, of Seat- tle, Wash., as dancing partners for soldiers at Camp Lewis, and that they are to be paid a minimum of $15 a week and a commission of 5 cents on each dance. (There is no reasonable excuse for the publication of such a story. It is plainly propaganda. Such stories hurt campaigns for raising funds for legitimate enterprises. Three thous- and girls at $15 a week means $45,- 000'a week salaries, or more than $2,000,000 a year. Nothing but “bunk”). LIE No. 72. A report has been cir- culated that has gained some credence in certain localities to the effect that the food administration has limited the supply of salt because, if salt can- not be obtained, farmers will be una- ble to cure and pack pork for home consumption. (The administration emphatically denies this story. al shortage of salt, nor have steps been taken to limit the use of salt). LIE No. 73. Florence, Mo., sends word it is common gossip in that sec- tion “that President Wilson is in England’s pay;” that a soldier at Camp Funston says he receives one slice of bread and four beans at meal time, and that others write they are ill-treated. { (A person with one spoonful of brains wouldn’t believe any one of these three stories for a minute. There is no need to deny the statement con- cerning President Wilson. Ask the next soldier you meet how he has been fed at Camp Funston, or any other army cantonment, and how he was treated there. That will nail the last two lies). LIE No. 74. F. C. Winkle, of Greenfield, Mo., writes that a story is circulated there to the effect that sol- diers at army cantonments are not compelled to eat either beef or pork whieh is left from meal to meal and thus cause the waste of hundreds of pounds of meat every day. Mr. Win- kle, one-time soldier himself, knows this story has no truth, in fact, but he says there are a lot of narrow mind- ed persons who believe it. (This lie has been nailed previous- ly in this column. Probably a lot of persons believe one set of cooks pre- pare meals for every man In camp. As a matter of fact each company of soldiers has its own mess outfit and rations are apportioned according to the number of men to be fed. This brings about a minimum of waste). LIE No. 75. Word comes from Fal- con, Mo., that pro-Germans are circu- lating the story the government will compel every man and woman to buy thrift stamps and Liberty bonds, and that the government also intends con- fiscating without compensation all the walnut timber in America. (The government urges every one to buy thrift stamps and Liberty bonds. It is not compulsory. But the man or woman who doesn’t pur- chase either—who doesn’t lend his or her government every possible cent— is a traitor at heart and should be watched. As for the walnut timber, it’s too absurd to even deny. If the government needs walnut timber it will buy it, and more than likely at the owner's own figure). LIE No. 76. Belleville, Ill, reports a story is in circulation there to the effect it will be impossible for the government to send drafted men to France until the Constitution of the United States is amended. The ex- cuse for the story is that President Wilson hasn’t power to order draft- ed men overseas. (The drafted soldiers will be sent overseas just as quickly as their per- iod of training is completed. It won't require any amendment to the Con- stitution to get the selects into France). LIE No. 77. A traveling salesman says at Black Jack, Mo., Germans are circulating the story that several American transports, loaded with sol- diers, have been sunk by German sub- marines, and that Washington is withholding the news until the draft army is filled. Another story is that many French girls from 13 to 18 years of age are soon to become mothers by American soldiers. (When American transports are sunk, no effort will be made by Wash- ington to withhold the information. One American soldier in France has been tried by courtmartial and execu- ted since the United States overseas force reached France, because of an attack upon a French woman. No other such outrage has been commit- 2d y American soldiers are not that sort). LIE No. 78. A reader at Seventy- Six, Mo., sends word that a story is in circulation to the effect that sol- diers at Camp Funston are not per- mitted to write to relatives. One woman there, this reader says, de- clares she received a letter from her son at camp, telling her it would be his last letter. (It is barely possible, of course, that some movement of troops from Camp Funston is anticipated. In such an event letter writing would be temporarily stopped, because some of the soldiers would not keep the se- eret, of their movement from their rel- atives, which the government declares is imperative. If such a contingency has not arisen, there is no truth in the story). LIE No. 79. Porter Bennett, of Mesquite, Tex., sends a copy of “The Bible Student’s Monthly,” a religious paper, so-called, in which the state- ment appears that “Even in America the conditions in many places are be- coming intolerable; the people are restless and many women and chil- dren are frantically crying for bread. The conditions prevailing are leading | on to a certain revolution and an- | archy, the like of which the world has never known.” i (This paper is printed at Brooklyn, N. Y. The International Bible Stu- dents’ association is publisher. No foundation in fact for the statement printed in that magazine can be found at any point in the United States. Government officials declare there is no situation at any place in America The Potter-Hoy H'd’w Co. Sell at the Right Price. There is no gener- | the United States will have to England after Germany is disposed of ! —the spoils being the cause. There will be no (More “bunk.” “spoils” when the United States through with this war. war of conquest, but a fight for dom.) LIE No. 81. There is a story in cir- culation in St. Louis that the Cross pays $1,000 a month rent for the quarters it occupies in the way Exchange building, committee. (The 21 rooms occupied by the Red Cross in the Railway Exchange build- ing are donated to the cause, absolute- ly free of any cost whatever. management of the building sees to The Equitable Life Insurance company donated the Committee’s that. headquarters gratis). (Continued next week). Our Truthful Contemporary. The Wakeville mistake ERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT M OF CENTRE COUNTY.— Notice is hereby given that the following persons and firms 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 AARONSBURG Bower, A. F., implements Bower, A. M., meats Krape, J. F., general store Kister, G. W., implements Musser, C. B., 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 Kidder, L. E., automobiles Stover, 0. W., implements Zechman, J. F., furniture BLANCHARD Bower, W. A., coal Harter, W. I., general mdse Kunes, N. M., cigars and candy Kunes, T. M., general mdse Kessinger, H. C., grocery Moon, A. R., tobacco and candy uigle, J. A., general store Rothrock, Sarah Mrs., notions Williams, C. A. Est,, general store Clark, J. R., gas and oils BENORE Ghaner, W. H., coal Lykins, H. B,, general mdse BELLEFONTE Atlantic Refining Co., gasoline & oil Allison, A., plumber Armor, Gust, junk Baum, Sim, clothing Blackford, Clyde, cigars Brandman, R., clothing and shoes Bellefonte Fuel & Supply Co., coal Blair, F. P. & Son, jewelry Beezer, P. L., meats Brachbill, W. R., furniture Brouse, W. H., grocery Beezer, Geo. A., automobiles Bellefonte Lumer Co., lumber Beatty Motor Co., automobiles & gas Coxey, W. C., grocery Carpenetto, L., grocery and fruits Ceader, J oseph 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 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. & Bro., general mdse 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. O., auto supplies and 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 Ichkowitz, N., grocery & junk Ichkowitz, Jacob, junk Johnsonbach, Geo., grocery Jodon, J. C., grocery Keichline, C. C., grocery Katz & Co., clothing Kalin, Max, shoes , Keichline, W. W., automobiles Klinger, A. M., sewing machines Kline, Henry, cigars Keller, J. D., hides and wool Lyon, W. A., meats Lyon & Co., clothing Mallory Studio, cameras Mingle, A. C., shoes Miller, Geo. A., hardware Miller, Conrad, coal Miller, W. J., automobiles & supplies Montgomery & Co., clothing Miller, N. A., automobile Supplies Moerschbacher, Chas., Confectionery and cigars Miller, David Est., general mdse Morgan, S. J. Miss, hair goods Mott Drug Seore, drugs McGarvey, P. H., automobile sup- plies McGinley, A. L., wall paper McGinley, Jno. A., cigars McCalmont & Co., coal McCrory, J. G. & Co., 5 & 10 cent store McClure, Wm., harness McSuley, John H., wall paper Newman Ladies Shop, ladies’ goods Nighthart, J. L., cigars Naginey, Frank E., furniture Diewine, J. J. Store, hardware otter-Hoy Hardware Co., hard- ware Parrish, C. M., drugs Ray, Horton S., cigars Spigelmyer, G. R., general mdse Schofield, James, harness Stover & Cairn, wall paper State-Centre Electric Co., supplies Seanor, P, B., cigars : Shaughnessy, Thomas, cigars Sourbeck, John D., confectionery Sechler & Co., grocery Schad, A. E., plumber Schaeffer, H. P., hardware Tate, C. F., plumber Twitmire, W. T., stoves Thal, J. F., confectionery The Meese Store, general mdse Taylor, R. B., ice Witmer, R. C., automobile supplies Wion, W. E.,, garage Winton, Harry, coal Waite, J. S. & Co., implements Weaver Bros. grocery Willard, D. I. & Son, clothing Walker, W. H., oysters & fish Warren, A., grocery Witten, Israel, junk electric This is not a and a like amount for the quarters occupied by the Christmas Red Cross campaign Post—Abe Felter gave his horse poultry medicine by Tuesday. Now the critter has scratched up the whole pasture and is showing signs of trying to set. fight gets free- Red Rail- Seeds Bicyles Linoleumn Refrigerators Garden Hose Garden Tools Lawn Mowers Automobile Tires and Accessories armers, Gardeners 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. The 62-35 APTS IIIS III PP PIPPI IIIS INIT The Potter-Hoy Hardware Co., BELLEFONTE, PA. Tested Seed Corn. _ FIELD SEEDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Garden and Flower Seeds, 9 Cents the Package. LET US KNOW YOUR WANTS We Can Save You Money. ° Seed Potatoes. Dubbs’ Implement and Seed Store, DUNLOP STREET 62-47 BELLEFONTE, PA. Now Waddle, W. W., cigars Wetzel, Clyde, meats ‘Walker, H. E., tobacco ‘White, W. 8., 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 Centre Hall Pharmacy, drugs Campbell, H. C. & R. P., cigars Dauberman, J. G., meats - Dueck, F. P., implements Emerick, Geo. H., implements Emery, C. F., general mdse Fromm, James, produce Fetterolf, J. I., automobiles Foreman, R. D., coal and grain Goodhart, ¥F. V., furniture Henney, Lucy Mrs., millinery Harper, H. W., automobile supplies 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 mdse Smith, L. L., automobile supplies COBURN Atlantic Refining Co., gasoline and oils. Cobusn Grain & Coal Co., grain and coa Dinges, Cloyd, feed Glasgo, J. W., general mdse Howard Creamery Co., produce Krader, W. C., automobiles Meyer Bros., lumber Meyer, J. W., lumber Sholl, T. H., general mdse Stover, Martin, general mdse Vonada, A. & Son, lumber CLARENCE Buddinger, W. S., meats Buddinger & Co., general mdse Brook, Jacob, general mdse Dropcko, Mike, grocery Daugherty, R. B., general mdse Freedman, Jacob, general mdse Hall, W. B. & Sons, bread and to- _bacco Kachik, John M., cigars Kachik, A. M., grocery Koshko, Andrew, meats & grocery Mecon, Joseph, grocery Pinchock, George, grocery Trusbisky, Mike, grocery Waxler & Gladstone, general mdse Zewak, John, grocery CURTIN Bald Eagle Supply Co., gener’l mdse Heaton, James, produce : FLEMING 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 mdse Smith, F. W., feed and grains Stere, H. M., candy and ice cream 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 line, H. A., produce Long, W. H., grain Lucas, C. C., general mdse Moore, H. A., drugs Minar Maries, jewelry McEntire, O. W., drugs Pletcher, Thos. A. harness Pletcher, Chas. E., oil Pletcher, William B., produce Schenck, A. A., hardware Shawley, Thomas, produce ‘Weber, B. & Sons, general mdse Wiiliams, Geo. L., groceries Wiliams, Frank G., cigars Wolfe, S. J., general mdse Yearick, Walter, meats HUBLERSBURG Hoy; Geo. I., general store McClintock, ¥. L., general store JULIAN ; Beals, E. E., ice cream Henderson, J. E., groceries Mattern, H. K., produce Parson, W. P., general mdse Turner, J. H., general mdse Torrh, Mabel, coal KATO Kato Supply Co., general mdse LIVONIA Stover, Geo. B., cigars LINDEN HALL Keller, J. W. Mrs., general mdse Ross, J. H., general mdse Wieland, F. E., coal LEMONT Hoy, R. K., automobiles Evey, A. H., general mdse Evey, B. W. Son, feed Lenker, J. H., general mdse Mitchell, John, hardware Ross, Elmer C., general mdse Schreck Bros., carriages Williams, Geo. C., furniture Williams, J. I., stationery Waisontown Deor & Sash Co., lum- er MARTHA FURNACE Eberts, O. D., general store MONUMENT Bergner, Albert, grocery Vaugh, Henry, grocery Vulcan Trading Co., general store MOSHANNON Brodencsak, John, meats Clemson, HE. G. & Co., general mdse Grove, A. A., general mdse Quick, Rush, ice cream MADISONBURG Hazel, B. E., general mdse Everett, Thomas B., general mdse Miller, J. E., produce MUNSON Goldberg, Ike, general mdse Poratu, Mike, cigars MINGOVILLE Miller, E. L., general mdse Workman, C. C., general mdse MILLHEIM Allison, J. R. G., cigars Auman, N. A., grocery 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, cigars Griffith & Ulrich, 5 & 10 cent store Harter, A. J., pianos Hosterman & Stover, hardware Kessler, A., clothing Kreamer, A. A., cigars Leitzell, H. H., meats Leitzell, O. P., produce Meyer, T. F., general mdse Mauck, M. E. Miss, millinery Mauck, E. W. Agt., grocery McMullen, E. B., feed McClellan, C. E., general mdse Neiman, D. J., clothing Stover, W. A., implements Spigelmyer, J., general mdse Stover, R. S., jewelry Ulrich, T. B., cigars Weiser, F. F., gasoline MILESBURG Bellefonte Brick Co., brick Boggs, M. S., grocery Gillen, E. I., cigars Grovers, Julia Miss, coal Harshberger, Z. T., meats Janett, Harry, junk Jodon, C. E., grocery Korman, C. W., general mdse Korman, C. W. & Son, coal Miles, W. B. & Son, general mdse Milesburg Store Co., general mdse Stanley, Della, grocery Spankle, T. C., grocery Spicer, Effie Mrs., candy and cigars Shultz, J. L., cigars Wetzell, F. L., general mdse NITTANY Betz, M. S., general mdse Beck, John H. & Son, general mdse Ertley, G. G., produce Harter, W. D., furs Kessinger, W. E., cigars and 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 Kidder & Raymond, grain and coal < OSCEOLA MILLS Dominick, Joe, grocery Gross, R. G., grocery Gregalist, Rawe, grocery Kashmark, Ben, grocery Matulivick, A., grocery Stine, J. B., foundr, 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. & Bro. 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 Adelman & Ratausky, dry goods Ayers Bros., grocery Beals, Frank, automobiles Burchfield, W. L., department stores Buzzell, Edgar R., drugs Brown, W. B., drugs Beals, John W., grocery Butlin, William, grocery Bowser, Wm., cigars Cohen, M., meats Copelin, Duke, feeds Campbell, Chas. A., grocery Centre Milling Co., grain Custer & Morris, wall paper Carmelo, R. C., grocery Davis, Jane, grocery Drakin, Thomas, cigars Dugan, Joseph, cigars Delige, John, cigars Delancy, W. F., meats Demi Goss, automobiles Drioase, Thos., ice cream and candy Davis, C. H., jewelry Demi, E. E., plumber Blectric Supply Co., electric supplies Emry, Harry, candy Kdwards, J. S., shoes Erhart, C. B., general store Frederick Piano Co., pianos Frantz, John G., candy Freeman & Callahan, meats Feltz, A., Junk and meats Finberg, Isaac, junk Grebe Bros & Crago, cigars Globe Store, general store Garfinkle, H., junk Gill, W. F., sporting goods Guelick, P. L., automobiles Haworth, James & Son, lumber Hoffer’'s Novelty Store, novelties Hazlett Bros., clothing Hindle, W. H., cigars Harper, H. E., candy Hollings, W. Mrs., grocery Haworth Bros, furniture ‘Hodas, A., junk . Hodas, Harry 8., junk Hain, J. Mrs., electric supplies 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 Juechick, Kondrat, cigars Kylet, Annie Mrs., grocery Koplin, Morris, junk Kline, J. O., harness Kephart, J. F., hardware Kellock, G. M., cigars and candy Klett, S. J., cigars Kassop Bros, dry goods Koffin, Val, cigars Kreamer, E. Mrs, grocery Leback, Maria Mrs., general mdse general Miller, S. Z., gents goods McCausland, F. G., jewelry McCrory’s Store Corp., 5 & 10 cent 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 Markowitz, A., grocery Newman, A. H. Co., drugs Nelson, John J., grocery Novy, S., junk 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 supplies Reed, J. O., flour and feed Reiling, J. M. & Co., jewelry Richard, George, meats Rothrock, Ida M., grocery Stott Bros Co., general mdse Singer Sewing Machine Co., sewing machines Schmidt, F. & R., dry goods Solomon, Jacob, junk Solomon, Dora, grocery Stern, Morris, grocery Stonebraker, W. F., grocery Summerville, Mrs. J., grocery Schmidt, A. M., grocery Stineman, Louis, junk Spileman, Myer, junk Troutman, G. F., drugs Philipsburg Vulcanizing Co., gas & oils Vail, Howard, automobiles Woodring Meat Market, meats Welenzik, P., shoes Walker, John, grocery Workman Cash Store, grocery Wright, S. W., jewelry Weber, Frank, furniture Ziff, Victor, produce Ziff, Simon, clothing PORT MATILDA Beckwith, J. T., general mdse Bennett, W. A. & Son, general mdse Eberts, O. D., general mdse Gates, H. S., produce Hoover, W. T., hardware Mattern, J. C., produce Osman, S. S., cigars Pringle, C. M., general mdse Patton, J. H., produce Reese, A. W., general store Williams Bros, feed and gas Woodring, H., coal 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 Williams, J. H., harness Krumbine, 8. §., gas and oils REBERSBURG C. C., plumber Bierly, W. F. & Son, produce Bierly, S. A., produce Bartges, C. E., jewelry grain ., general mdse . L., general mdse Ganett, G. P., lumber Krebs, W. B., produce Haines, M. C., general mdse Hubler, W. T. & Son, produce Hubler & Haines, produce Klinefelter, J. W., produce Smull & Royer, produce Daveler, J. R., cigars Kline, J. A., feeds RUNVILLE Bennett, E. S., general mdse Witmer, J. C., general mdse STATE COLLEGE Aikens, J. P., cigars Athletic Store, athletic goods Baum, Sim, clothing Behrer, Harry J., grocery Corl, John, feed College Boot Shop, shoes Deal, Albert, plumber Fye, T. D., general mdse Foster, Philip, coal Fromm, Morris, clothing and shoes Gentzell & McEachan, grocery and meats Gentzel, W. R., general mdse Gilliland, Ray, drugs Graham, Geo. A., candy Gregory Bros, candy Haugh, John, grocery Hockman, C. W., feed Hurwitz & Smith, clothing Harvey Bros, confectionery Hurwitz, Moses, confectionery Hartswick, A. H., cigars Heffner Drug Co., drugs Hefner & Spykner, millinery Helfrich, J. C., 5 & 10 cent store Hubler Bros., auto supplies, Hugmans Garage, automobile sup- plies © Juranes, Manuel, shoe bindings Knox, W. W., cigars Lohman, Geo. W., pipes Long, H. C., meats and hides Musser, J. H., grocery Musser, Harry N., general store Musser, L. W., grocery Musser, Cor, harness 5 Montgomery & Co., clothing Mowery, I. J., cigars Metzger, L. K., books McCormick, C. B. Est., implements Probst, C. B., oysters and fish Resides, F. P., City Meat Market, meats Rexall Drug Store, drugs Rupp, Bertha, corsets Sauers & Heberling, Clothing Schilling, Chas. F., 2nd hand goods State-Centre Electric Co., electric Supplies Struble, Forrest T., plumber Shuey, C. E., jewelry Smith, W. W., photo goeds Snyder, C. E., automobiles that the Liberty loan has been secured don’t forget the Red Cross. Snyder, Cora B., millinery Smith, J. C. & Son, hardware State College Fuel & Supply Co., coal State C)lege Billiard Co., cigars Swimmer, Harry, junk The Nittany Printing Co., station- ery The Music Store, pianos The Nittany Garage, automobiles SPRING MILLS Auman, U. G., grocery Ackerman, F. M., grocery Allison Bros, grain and flour Blauser, W. H., grocery Breon, Willis, grocery Condo, J. C., buggies J “ondo, S. 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 Li P. & Co., general store Lee, A. B., coal Leaster, Chas. A., produce Meyer, J. F., produce Meiss, G. B., general store Meyer, Calvin W., general store Meyer, J. H., produce McCormick, J. O., cigars, conf Noll, J. E., feed Ripka, Daniel, candy Rishel, J. H., general mdse Rossman, H. F., general mdse Rote, S. G., feed and mdse Smith, John & Bro., furniture Smith, R. M., produce Smith, Emanuel, general mdse Stover, C. B., hardware, roofing Wolfe, S. J., millinery SNOW SHOE Buddinger, T. B., general store Confer, J. A., automobile supplies Haines, BE. T. & Co., soda fountain Nastase, Tony, meats 2 Redding, Lawrence, cigars Russell, James, grocery Sickels, W. A., drugs Sinclair, H. C. Mrs., candy Snow Shoe Supply Co., general mds Snow Shoe Supply Co., general mds Thompson & Son, general store Uzzell, James, cigars SANDY RIDGE Barnett, R. J., cigars Cowher, Levi, meats and grocery Dugan, J. B., cigars Edmiston, E., general mdse Heath, L. B. Miss, candy Kennedy, A. W., cigars Marchella, Chas., grocery Spitter, Daniel, grocery Twigg, S. E., general store SMULLTON 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 TUSSEY VILLE 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. S., 2nd hand automobiles Long, H. F., bicycles Riffner, Walter, general mdse Orndorf, 0. W., produce and junk Orndorf, S. H., produce Orndorf, L. D., general mdse Weaver, L.. L., oils and gasoline Wolfe, R. M. Est., general mdse WINGATE Davidson, J. A., ice cream WARRIGRSMARK Dearmit, S. E., general mdse Ellenberger, Arthur, produce Thomas, D. R., produce Wreye, W. T., general mdse WOLFS STORE Showers, G. H., general mdse Weaver, D. B. Sons, feed YARNELL Confer, Ira P., merchandise ZION Noll, B. A. & Co., general mdse WHOLESALE AARONSBURG Crouse, H. E., produce BELLEFONTE Atlantic Refining Co., oils Bellefonte Fuel & Supply Co., coal, ete Crider, P. B. & Son, lumber Danenhauer & Son, grocery T.auderbach & Zerby Co., grocery Potter-Hoy Hardware Co., har ware Gamble, G. M., feeds COBURN Atlantic Refining Co., oil Coburn Grain & Coal Co, grain Howard Creamery Co., butter and Kesson Creamery Co., batter and eggs CENTRE HALL Bradford & Son, coal and grain Foreman, R. D., grain chickens & produce Kerlin, A. E.. HOWARD Deihl, Joseph D., produce LEMONT Ross, Elmer C., grain Ensign Oil Co. oil LINDEN HALL Ross, J. H., grain Wieland, F. E., coal MILLHEIM Kline, J. A., flour and feed MINGOVILLE Hockman, A. F., produce NITTANY Yearick, N. H., feeds OAK HALL Ferree, William, produce Kidder & Raymond, coal & grain PHILIPSBURG Atlantic Refining Co., oil Balestere, G., fruits Centre Milling Co., flour and feed Gill Mfg. Co., mine supplies Hoffman, Frank, tobacco Hoffer, W. E. Co., produce Kassop Bros, dry goods Independent Oil Co., oil Lauderbach, Barber Co., grocery Philipsburg Hardware Co., hard- ware 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 STATE COLLEGE Atlantic Refining Co., oil Neidigh, J. D., grain WINGATE Davidson, James A., ice cream and produce RESTAURANTS BELLEFONTE Blackford, Clyde, restaurant Knisely, Geo. A., restaurant Moerschbacher, Chas., restaurant CLARENCE W. B. Hall & Sons, Testaurant FLEMING Stere, H. M., restaurant HOWARD Williams, Geo. L., restaurant Williams. F. G., restaurant Kline, H. A., restaurant MILLHEIM Gephart, J. Russell, restaurant MILESBURG Korman, C. W., restaurant 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 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 Moerschbacher, Chas., pool McGinley, John A., pool Shaughnessy, Thomas, pool BLANCHARD Moon, A. R., pool CLARENCE W. B. Hall & Sons, pool Mecon, Elizabeth, pool . MILESBURG Shultz, J. L., pool ORVISTON Orviston Supply Co., pool PHILIPSBURG Meyer, J. W., pool Palace Billiard Parlor, pool Butlin, Wm., pool Drakin, Thomas, pool ; PLEASANT GAP Herman, W. D., pool SNOW SHOE D. D. Reed, shooting gallery McLaughlin, M. J., pool SANDY RIDGE Kennedy, A. W., pool Bennett, R. J., pool STATE COLLEGE State College Billiard and Bowling Co., pool C. B. Hartman, pool MILLHEIM d Spigelmyer, J., pool THEATRES AND MOVIES BELLEFONTE Brandman, R. movies Brown, T. C., movies Garman Est., theatre CLARENCE Luckasavage, J., movies MILLHEIM Auditorium Co., movies PHILIPSBURG Rowland theatre STATE COLLEGE Nittany Theatre Co., movies Nittany Theatre Co., movies SNOW SHOE Menchis, T. C., movies For the purpose of correcting any errors of appraisement, an appeal will be held at the county Treas- urer’s office, in Bellefonte, Pa., on Saturday, May 25th, 1918, between 9 a. m. and 1 p. m., and those who desire can attend. Ceo. M. Harter, 63-18-4t Mercantile Appraiser.
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