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
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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
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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.