Pew ada Bellefonte, Pa.,, May 2, 1919. UNITED STATES GOT BARGAIN Purchase of Florida From Spain for $6,000,000 Was Decidedly Good Stroke of Business. More than $6,000,000 was paid by the United States to Spain one hun- dred years ago for Florida. In 1819, on the anniversary of the birth of the nation’s first president, there was concluded between John Quincy Adams, then secretary of state, and Luis De Onis, minister plenipoten- tiary of the king of Spain, an agree- ment and treaty whereby the United States became owner of what were then kmown as the provinces of East and West Florida. This territory included not only all of the present state of Florida, but part of what is now Georgia and Al- abama, and it was bought for $5,000,- 000 and the settlement of some claims which amounted to $1,024,741.44, a total of $6,024,741.44. The language of the remarkable document between the two nations is clear and precise and differs from other treaties to a marked extent. The two men who drew it up were past masters in statesmanship, politics and diplomacy; also, each was the most advanced thinker of the country he represented. Spain wanted to get rid of her American possessions before they were taken away from her. She was proud, but recognized the fact that she was in no position to wage a long and pos- sibly unsuccessful warfare to hold her colonies. America wanted the land in this continent held by Spain, but was will- ing to acquire it by purchase rather than conquest, and with both sides ably represented ‘by the best talent, it was not long before a satisfactory con- clusion was reached. WILL MODEL ALLIED LEADERS American 7 Sculptor in France Has Been Given the Task of Putting History Into Clay. Joe Davidson, the American sculp- tor, now in France, is engaged on a most interesting commission, accord- ing to the Manchester Guardian. He is modeling a series of bronze busts of the chief allied military and politi- cal leaders, Many have already sat for him, and many, including Haig and Lloyd George, have yet to give sittings. One of the sculptor’s recent successes was a bust of Marshal Foch, done in clay, from which the bronze work will be completed. Only two periods of time, totaling five hours, were available for Davidson. But that proved sufficient. Half way through, the marshal inspected what had been done and smilingly re- marked: “Sculpture is not so difficult. after all.” He also recalled with some pride that Gustave Dore’s illustrations to Poe's works were made in his (Foch’s) house. He was only a cap- tain then. The sculptor’s description of his sitter is interesting: Foch’s broad, high forehead indicates a man of philosophic rather than purely mili- tary type, but the deep set, piercing eyes and strong though nowise brutal mouth, nose and chin show that the thinker is equally a man of action and decision. From the point of view of physiognomy, a subject of absorb- ing interest. EE ——————— Famous Old Tavern Closed. The rising tide of prohibition has swept away another ancient hostelry, the Blue Anchor, at Front and Dock streets, Philadelphia, claimed to be the oldest tavern in Pennsylvania, and oho of the two or three oldest in Amer- ca. The Blue Anchor is one of the land- marks of the city. Its walls bear the inscription that the inn was founded in 1682, shortly after the landing of William Penn, when Dock street was Dock creek. As a tavern and bar the building on this site has been op- erated continuously for 237 years. Chroniclers of Dock street say that the original building was burned in the later years of the eighteenth cen- tury, and that the present building dates from about 1789. The inn was long known for its fish dinners. rr n—— es eee etn Heroic Preacher. In a little cave on a hillside, also under shell fire, a war correspondent found a preacher secretary tending his little group of wounded. The men had fallen too fast that day for the ambu- lances to carry them all, and so he had picked up a dozen of them, one by one, and carried them back across the shell holes to his little cave in the hill, where he thought they would be safe. All night long, while the guns roared, he made his lonesome journeys out, bring- ing in new wounded and carrying wa- ter to those who cried out for it—Red Cross Magazine. Bright Idea for Feminine Apparel. Professor Cimician noted certain substances that have the permanent quality of developing intense brilliancy of color when brought nea. the light and fading away to dullness again as the light decreases. He urged re- search with a view to obtaining an increased number of these bodies and their possible application to textile fabrics. As a true Italian despite his Armenian name he imagined a beau- tiful woman enrobed in such stuffs, entering a brilliantly lighted room and growing more resplendent as she ap- proaches, ONLY HORSES. These fine lines from Captain Galt- rey’s book on “The Horse and the War” every lover of the horse will keenly appreciate: Every head across the bar, Every blaze and snip and star, Every nervous, twitching ear, Every soft eye filled with fear, Seeks a friend and seems to say, “Whither now and where away?” Seeks a friend and seems to ask, “Where the goal and what the task?” Wave the green flag! let them go— Only horses? Yes, I know; But my heart goes down the line With them, and their grief is mine— There goes timid, child-like trust To the burden and the dust! High-born courage, princely grace, To the peril it must face! There goes stoutness, strength and speed, To be spent where none shall heed; And great hearts to face their fate In the clash of human hate. Wave the flag and let them go!— Hats off to that wistful row Of lean heads of brown and bay, Black and chestnut, roan and gray! Here's good luck in lands afar— Snow-white streak and blaze and star! May you find in those far lands, Kindly hearts and horsemen’s hands. —Our Dumb Animals. But Then— George Washington always told the truth, but then no one ever asked George any of the following ques- tions: How many of your influenza cases died ? Did the patient need the operation? What was your income last year? What is the real value of your per- sonal property? Was the operation successful—for the patient? 35,000 Men to be Used in Building State Roads. Approximately 35,000 men will be given work on the roads of Pennsyl- vania at the height of the-1919 con- structive season. which open soon. Of this number 25,000 will be employed on work immediately under the direction of the State Highway Department, in actual construction and in preparation of materials. Sev- eral thousand men will work on new construction done by counties and townships, while the maintenance of township roads will employ other thousands. During the building season the State Highway Department plans to build 600 miles of permanent road. Contract will cover an average of four miles each. The average concreting crew consists of twenty to twenty-five men on grading. Fifteen men com- prise the average crew of material handlers and workmen of other class- | FINE GR OCERIES NAVAL ORANGES are in. The quality is fine and the price reasonable. CALIFORNIA WALNUTS and almonds of extra fine quality. OUR WHITE GRAPES AND CRANBERRIES are very fan- cy goods. CANDIES. In Candies we have succeeded in getting a fair sup- ply of desirable goods. EVAPORATED APRICOTS, PEARS AND PEACHES are very fine this season and we have all of them. We Have the Supplies Fill All We are receiving fairly good shipments of Supplies for the New Year MINCE MEAT. Mince Meat of the usual high Sechler & Co. standard. Positively the finest goods we can produce. 28c. lb. Try it. FANCY, MILD CHEESE, Sweet Potatoes, canned Fruits, Olives, Ketchup, Pure Olive Table Oil, old fashioned New Orleans Syr- up and fine table Syrup by the quart. Much finer goods than the Syrup in pails. and Will be Pleased to Orders, Do you always know what the’ drugs you prescribe will do?—Jour- nal of the American Medical Associa- tion. Bush House Block, - 57-1 SECHLER & COMPANY, Bellefonte, Pa. y es will bring the average on each job to not less t n seventy-five men. “My wife got me into a bad scrape this morning,” said Jones. “That so?” asked Brown. did that happen?” “I started to shave before I discov- ered that she had been using my ra- zor to peel potatoes,” replied Jones. “How CASTORIA Bears the signature of Chas, H.Fletcher. In use for over thirty years, and The Kind You Have Always Boughi. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS WILL DO ALL YOUR HAULING 3-4 Ton for Light Hauling Big Truck for Heavy Loads “Greatest Distance for Least Cost” GEORGE A. BEEZER, BELLEFONTE, PA. 61-30 DISTRIBUTOR. RCANTILE APPRAISEMENT CENTRE HALL Poratu, Mike, cigars Grebe Bros. & Crago, cigars Smith, J. C. & Son, hardware ner OF CENTRE COUNTY.— Notice is hereby given that the following persons and firms have been appraised and are hereby liable for ercantile license taxes for the yar 1918: RETAIL AXE MANN O'Bryan, G. W., general mdse AARONSBURG Bower, A. F., implements Bower, A. M., meats Krape, J. F., general mdse Kester, G. W., implements Musser, C. E., cigars and candy Stover, A. S., wall paper Stover, Wm., oils BOALSBURG Segner, Charles, ice cream Brouse, W. H., produce Hazel, A. J., general mdse Ishler Bros., meats Kimport, John, ice cream Stover, A. W., implements Zechman, J. F., implements BLANCHARD Bower, W. A., coal Clark, J. R,, oils Harter, W. I., furniture Kunes, T. M., furniture Kessinger, H. C., furniture Moon, A. R., tobacco and candy Page. E. W., general store Quigley. J. A., general store Rothrock, Mrs. Sarah, notions Vonada, W. H., general mdse Williams, C. A. Est, general mdse BENORE Ghaner, W. H., coal Lykens, H. B., general mdse BELLEFONTE Atlantic Refining Co., gas & oils Allison, A., plumber Baum, Sim, clothin Blackford, Clyde, cigars Brandman, R., clothing Bellefonte Fuel & Supply Co., coal Blair, F. P. & Son, jewelry Beezer, P. L., meats Brachbill, W. R., furniture Brouse, W. H., groceries Beezer, Geo. A., automobiles Bellefonte Lumber Co., lumber Beatty Motor Co., autos & gas Coxey, W. C., groceries Caldwell, J. T., eighty s Carpeneto, L. & Co., fruit, tobacco and confectionery Ceaders, Mrs. Joseph, bread & cakes Casebeer, C. D., jewelry Cohen, Walter, dry goods Cooney, Miss KE. T., millinery Cunningham & Beezer, twine Carpeneto, George, cigars Dubbs, J. G. Est., implements ickel, J. P. meats . Emerick, W. J., auto supplies Fauble, A., clothing Finkelstine, D., cigars Gamble, G. M., grains Greens Pharmacy, drugs Gross, J. W., groceries Gregory Bros., candies Garbrick Bros., bicycles Gheen Music store, pianos Garbrick, H. E., general mdse Garman, E. F., general store Gettig, Lewis, meats Glinz, A., cigars ; Heverly, J. O., auto supplies Herr & Heverly, groceries Hazel & Co., dry goods Hazel, Thomas, groceries Hunter, J. D., stationery Haupt, Edward & Co., groceries Hockman, N. J., produce Ichkowitz, N., coal and junk Jonhstonbaugh, Geo., grocery Jodon, J. C., grocery Keichline, C. C., grocery Keichline, W. W., automobiles Katz, W. S., dry goods Kalin, Max, shoes Krider, P. B. & Son, lumber, Klinger, A. M., sewing machines Kline, Henry, cigars Keller, J. D., hides and wool Lyon, W. A. Est., meats Lyon & Co., dry goods Mallory Studio, cameras Mingle, A. C., shoes Miller, George A., hardware Miller, Conrad, coal Miller, W. J., automobiles Montgomery & Co., clothing Miller, W. A., autos, supplies Moerschbacher, Charles, cigars Miller, David Est., general store Morgan, Miss S. J., hair goods Mott's Drug Store, drugs McGarvey, P. H., auto supplies McGinley, A. L., wall paper McCalmont & Co., coa McCrory & Co., 5 and 10c store Naginey, F. E., furniture Newman, Miss, ladies goods Nighthart, John, cigars Olewine, J. I., hardware Potter-Hoy Hardware Co., Parrish, C. M., drugs Ray, H. S., cigars Spigelmyer, G. R., general store Ruhl, Harry, cigars Schofield, James, harness Stover & Cairns, wall paper aie Cenire Electric Co., su es TT Thomas, cigars Sourbeck, J. D., confectionery Sechler & Co., groceries Schad, A. E., plumber H. P., hardware H., millinery Tate, C. F., plumber Twitmire, W. T., stoves Thal, Joseph, confectionery The Meese Store, general mdse Witmer, R. C., auto supplies Wion, W. B., garage Winton, Hany coal aite, J. L. D., implements Weaver Bros., groceries Willard, D. I. & Son, clothin Walker, W, H., oysters and Jitten, Israel, jun Waddle, W. W., cigars Wetzel, Clyde, White, hard- electric sh mea ‘Wallace, feeds Yeager, H, C., shoes Zeller & Son, drugs Bartholomew, C. D., produce Boozer, D. A., harness Benner, G. O., general store Bradford & Son, coal Bradford, D. W., implements Centre Hall Pharmacy Co., drugs Campbell, H. C. & R. P., cigars Dauberman, J. G., meats Duck, F. P., repairs Emerick, George H., implements Emery, C. F., general mdse Fromm, James, produce Fetterholf, J. C., auto supplies Foreman, R. D., coal and grain Goodhart, ¥. V., furniture Henney, Mrs. Lucy, millinery Harper, H. W., auto supplies Messner, J. H., produce Meeker, Maynard, cigars McCoy, Miss’ Emma, 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., auto supplies Tressler, G. W., shoes COBURN Atlantic Refining Co., gas & oils Coburn Coal & Grain Co., coal and grain Dinges, Cloyde, feeds Glasgow, J. W., general mdse Howard Creamery Co., produce Krader, W. C., automobies Meyer, C. H. & Bros., lumber Meyer, J. W., lumber Stover, Martin, general mdse Vonada & Son, lumber CLARENCE Brook, Jacob, general mdse Harm, O. J., general mdse Drokcho, Mike, groceries Daugherty, R. B., general mdse Freedman, Jacob, general mdse Gladstone, general mdse Hall, W. B. & Son, bread Koshko, Andrew, groceries Kachik, John M., cigars Kachik, A. M., groceries Koshko, Anthony, groceries Pinchock, George, general mdse Reeser, Harry, meats Tribuskey, Mike, groceries Zewok, John, groceries CURTIN Bald Eagle Supply Co., gen. mdse Heaton, James, produce FLEMING Holt, L.. W., grocery Holt, G. W,, grocery Fisher, D. K., produce Irvin, Benjamin, coal Lindemuth, H. S., gas and oils McElwain, Bros., general store Stere, J. B. & J. C., general store Smith, F. W,, feed and grain Stere, H. M., candies FILLMORE C., grocery E., produce HOWARD Baney, John H., gas and oils Condo, J. F., general store Cameron, Newton, general store Deitz, J. F., general store Fox, C. M.,, twine Harter, W. D., furs F., general mdse , N. A., produce W. H,, grain C. C., general mdse H. A., drugs Minor, Marius, jeweler Pletcher, Thomas, harness Pletcher, Charles, oils : Pletcher, W. B., produce Ritzman, Charles, meats Schenk, A. A.,, hardware Shawley, Thomas, produce Weber, B. & Son, general mdse Williams, George, groceries Williams, Frank G., cigars Wolfe, S. J., general store Yearick, Walter, meats HUBLERSBURG Hoy, George F., general mdse McClintock, E. L., general mdse JULIAN Beals, E. E., ice cream Henderson, J. BE., groceries Lorrah, Mabel, coal Mattern, H. K., produce Parsons, W. P., general mdse Turner, J. H., general mdse Tallhelm, Walter, jewelry KATO Kato Supply Co., general mdse LIVONA Stover, George B., cigars LINDEN HALL Keller, Mrs. J. W., general mdse Ross, J. H., general mdse Wieland, F. E., coal LEMONT Evey, A. H., general mdse Hoy, R. K., auto supplies Evey, BE. W. & Son, feeds Lenker, J. H., general mdse Mitchell, John, hardware Ross, Hlmer C,, general mdse Schreck Bros., carriages Williams, George C., furniture Williams, J. I., stationery Watsontown oor & Sash lumber MARTHA Eberts, O. D., general mdse MONUMENT Bergner, Albert, general mdse Lyons, Harry, ice cream ann, Harvey, ice cream Vulcan Trading Co., ice cream Vaughn, Henry, general mdse MOSHANNON Brodencshak, John, meats Cardene, Mrs., grocery Grove, A. A., grocery uick, Rush, ice cream ucas, James, general store MADISONBURG Hverett, Thomas, general mdse Hazel, B. E., general mdse Miller, J. B., produce MUNSON Goldberg, Ike, general mdse Hunter, J. Taylor, J. Co., MINGOVILLE Miller, E. L., general mdse Workman, C. C., general mdse MILLHEIM Allison, J. R. G., cigars & groceries Auman, N. A., groceries Bowersox, B. B., drugs Burd, Mrs. Ezra, millinery Bateman, M. A. & Son, feeds C. H., automobiles G. C., ice cream Columbus, Sol, junk Campbell, S. M., furniture Frank, A. A. general mdse Gephart, J. R., cigars Griffith & Ulrich, 5 and 10c store Harter, A. J., pianos Hosterman & Stover, hardware Houseman, J. W., produce Kessler, A., clothing Kramer, A., cigars Leitzell, H. H., meats Leitzell, O. P., produce Meyer, T. F., general mdse Mauck, Miss M. E., millinery Mauck, E. W., groceries McMullen, E. B., feeds ‘ McClelland, E. E., general mdse Neiman, D. J., clothing Stover, W. A., implements Stover, R. S., jewelry Spigelmyer, J., general mdse Ulrich, T. B., cigars Weiser, F. F., gasoline MILESBURG Boob, roceries E. J., ei gars Grove, Miss Julia, coal Jauett, Hany. junk Boggs, M. S., Jordon, C. E., groceries Korman, C. N., general mdse Korman, C. W. Son, coal Miles, W. B. & Son, general mdse Milesburg Store Co., general mdse Stanley, Stella, groceries Sprankle, T. C., groceries Spicer, Mrs. Effie, candies Wetzler, F. L., general mdse NITTANY Betz, M. 8., general mdse Beck, J. H., general mdse Ertley, G. G., produce Kessinger, W. E., cigars Peck & Son, general mdse Yearick, N. H., general mdse ORVISTON Orviston Supply Co., general mdse Slaterbeck, J. H., boarding house OAK HALL Etters, Clayton, grain and feed Louder, R. J., general mdse Kidder & Raymond, coal OSCEOLA MILLS Dominick, Joe, grocery Gross, R. G., grocery Greagalist, Raue, grocery Kashmark, Ben, grocery Matulivick, A., grocery Maxwell Trading Co., coal Stine, J. B., foundry Sokolowsky, A., groceries Satosky, Frank, groceries Wood, Wm., hardware Zeigner, A., groceries POWELTON Vulcan Trading Co., general mdse PINE GLENN Bates, Miss Edith, groceries Watson, Wm., groceries PLEASANT GAP Noll, W. H. & Bros., general store Pleasant Gap Garage, gas & oils Stitzer, < 2 general mdse Gettig, PORT MATILDA Beckwith, J. T., general mdse Bennett, W. A., general mdse HEberts, 0. D., groceries Gates, H. S., produce Hoover, W. T., hardware Laird & Turner, produce Osman, H, H., cigars Pringle, C. M., general mdse Port Supply Co., general store Reese, A. W., general store Williams Bros., feed and gas Woodring, H., coal PENNSYLVANIA FURNACE Bailey, J. H., implements Goheen, R. G., meats Ward, W. S., general mdse PINE GROVE MILLS Auman, E, H., feeds Barr. David, candy Keller, Jacob & Son, coal Krebs, N. T., general store Krumbine, 8. L., gas and oils Ward, 8. E., gas and oils Watt, BE. M., general mdse Williams, J. H., harness -PHILIPSBURG Atlantic Refining Co., gas & oils Acton, Harry, groceries Andrews, W, C., dry goods Ayers & Bros., groceries Foods e wb Adleman & Ratowsky, dr, Burchfield, W. L., dept. sto Beals, Frank, automobiles Brown, W. B., drugs Buzzell, Edgar, drugs Beals, John W., groceries Butlin, Wm., groceries Bowser, Wm., cigars Campbell, C. A., groceries Centre Milling Co., feeds Custer & Norris, wall paper Carmelo, R. C., grocery Sopeiin, Duke, feeds Cohen, M., meats Dugan, Joseph, cigars Planes, W. F., meats Demi Joss, aytomebiles, d oase 0s., ice cream candy Davis, C. H., jewelry Dems, = E., plumber s, Jane, grocery Edwards, J. § shoes Be Supply Co., electric sup- es Emay, Harry, candy Erhart, C. B., general store Finberg, Lewis, general store Frederick Piano Co., pianos Frantz, John, candy Freed & Callahan, meats Feltz, A., ju saac, junk Finberg, i Gehrhart, Fred, produce ol Globe Store, general store Garfinkle, H., junk Gill, W. F., sporting goods Guelick, P. L., automobiles Guttchall, Mrs. George, grocery Harper, H. E., candy Hollings, Mrs. W., grocery Haworth, Bros., furniture Haworth, James & Son, lumber Hodas, A., junk Holt, David, produce Hodas, Harry 8., junk Hain, Mrs. J., electric supplies Hamilton, J. J., pianos Hoffman, F. L., cigars Hoffer Novelty Store, novelties Hazlett Bros., clothing Hindle, W. H., cigars Ibberson, John, fancy goods Independence Oil Co., oils Isitowras, James, produce Jaffe, A, fruit and candy Jones, Calvin, wall paper Jones & Co., hardware Jones, Edward, general mdse Jusick, C., cigars Knowles, produce Kopelin & Morris, junk Kline, J. O., harness Kephart, J. F., hardware Kellock, G. M., cigars and candy Kassop Bros., dry goods Kafler, Val, cigars Kramer, Mrs. E., grocery Lebach, Mrs. Maria, general mdse Lamich, Mrs. D. M., groceries McCausland, F. G., jewelry JeCrorys Store, 5 & 10c store Mark, A. W., shoes Maurer, M. & Son, hardware Meyer, J. W., cigars Mattern Meat Market, meats Mock, Miss E. H., milliner Musser Bros., installments Musser, M. A., grocery Miller, George ., cigars Miller, 8. Z., gents goods Markowitz, A., grocery Nory, S., junk Newman, A. H. & Co., druga Owens, W. T., pianos Owens, C. W., shoes and clothing Oregon Mercantile Co., grocery Prichard, Josiah, garage Passmore, James Est. cigars Phillips, Wm., photos Parker, George W., florist Palace Billiard Parlor, cigars Press, Jacob, junk Parksie, Lewis, cigars Priiipgure Shoe Shining Parlor, cigars Runk & Dennison, auto supplies Reed, J. O., flour and feed Ratauskey & Adleman, dry goods Reiling, J. M., jewelry Richard, George, meats Rothrock, Mrs. Ida, grocery Sicks, Mike, candy Schmidt, F. & R., dry goods Solomen, Jacob, junk Solomen, Dora, grocery Stott Bros., general mdse Stern, Morris, grocery Stonebraker, . F., grocery Schmidt, A. M., grocery Stineman, Lewis, junk Snflemsas, Myer, junk Singer Sewing Machine Co., sewing machines Stewart, Mrs. L. G,, dry goods Troutman, George F., drugs Philipsburg Vulcanizing Co., gas and oils Vail, Howard, automobiles Woodring Meat Market, meats Welenzik, P., shoes Walker, John, grocery Workman Cash Grocery, grocery Wright, 8S. W., jewelry Weber, Frank, furniture ‘Walton, J. Albert, produce Ziff, Victor, peddler Ziff, Simon, clothin, Urbine, Albert, produce RUNVILLE Bennett, E. S., general mdse Witmer, J. C., general mdse REBERSBURG Bierly, E. E., plumber Bierly, W. F. Son, produce Bierly, S. A., produce Beyers, C. E., feeds Bartges, C. E., jewelry Carlin, W. J., general mdse Dareler, J. R., cigars Gephart, 8. L., lumber Garrett, G. P., lumber Haines, M. C., general mdse Hubler & Haines, produce STATE COLLEGE Aikens, J. P., cigars Athletic Store, athletic goods Baum, Sim, clothing Behrer, Harry, groceries ollege Boo op, shoese Deal, Albert, plumber Etters, Mrs. J. C. & Co., milliner ye, T. D., general mdse Foster, Philip, coal Fromm, Morris, clothing & shoes Gilliland, Ray, drugs Graham, George, candies Gregory Bros., candies Gentzell, W. R., general mdse Haugh, John, Eroeeries Harvey Bros., ice cream Hockman, C. W., feeds Hurwitz, Moses, confectionery & Smith, clothing Hartswick, A, H., cigars Hubler Bros., auto supplies Hefner Drug Co., drugs Lohman, George W., Dies Long, H. C., meats and hides Musser, Harry N., general store Musser, J. H., grocery Musser Bros., grocery Musser, Cornelius, harness Montgomery & Co., clothing Mowery, F. J., cigars Metzger, L. K., books McCormick, C. B, Est., implements McEachren, Wm., Feneral mdse Probst, C. H., oysters and fish Resides, T. P., (City Meat Market) meats Rexall Drug Store, drugs Suh Hoban ay, Coats, (2 e y ClO State-Centre Electric Co., ® lectric su es Struble. Forest, plumber her Re Te , W. W. 0 § Smith, W. H..’ clothing 0c Snyder, Cora B., milli Snyder, C. E., automobiles Sete College” Fuel & Supply Co., coa Swimmer, Harry, junk State College Billiard Co., cigars Schillings, Charles, 2nd hand cloth- ing The Nittany Printing Co., station- er The" Nittany garage, automobiles The Music Store, pianos SPRING MILLS Auman, U. G., grocery Ackerman, F. W,, grocery Allison Bros. grain and flour Blauser, W. H., grocery Breon, Willis, grocery Condo, J. C., buggies Condo, 8. L., buggies & harness Carson, F. A., general mdse Condensed Milk Co., feeds Dunlap, A. C., cigars Decker Bros., gas and oils Emel, James, produce Frederick, Samuel, feeds Krape, Charles A., shoes Long, C Co., general store Lee, A. B., coal Leaster, Charles A., produce Meyer, J. H., produce Meyer, Calvin, general store Meyer, J. H., produce McCormick, J. O., cigars Noll, J. E., feeds Ripka, Daniel, candy Rishel, J. H., general store Rossman, H. F., general store Rote, L. G., feeds and mdse Smith, John & Bros. furniture Smith, Emanuel, general mdse Smith, R. M., produce Stover, C. B., hardware & rooffing Wolfe, 8S. J., millinery SNOW SHOE Buddinger, T. B., general store Confer, J. O., auto supplies Haines, E. T. & Co., soda fountain akery Nastase, Tony, meats Redding, Lawrence, cigars Russell, James, grocery Sickels, W. A., drugs Sinclair, Mrs. H. C., candies Snow Shoe Supply Co., general mdse + SMULLTON Kline, John A., feed and grain Stover, H. H., cigars ‘Walizer, 8. A., mdse SANDY RIDGE Barrett, R. J., cigars Cowher, Levi, grocery and meats Dugan, J. B., cigars Edmiston, H., general mdse Kennedy, A. W., cigars Marchella, Charles, grocery Spitler, Daniel, grocery Twigg, S. E., general store STORMSTOWN Burkett, I. G., general store Eves, Chester, meats Eves, John, meats Sek John, produce Griffin, J. H., general mdse Mattern, J. C., meats McAfee, E.,, produce Thomas, D. R., meats Waite, H. B., meats TUSSEYVILLE Jordon, E. T., oils Rockey, W. F., produce Swartz, S. W., general mdse WADDLE Cass, Jacob, meats Hoy, John A. Est., general mdse WOODWARD Long, H. F., bicycles Orndorf, O. N., junk Orndorf, S. H., produce Orndorf, L. D., general mdse Riffner, Walter, grocery Weaver, L. L., automobiles Wolfe, R. M. Hst., general mdse WINGATE Davidson, J. A., ice cream WARRIORSMARK Dearmit, 8. E., general mdse Ellenberger, Arthur, produce Thomas, R. D., produce Wrye, W. T., general mdse WOLFS STORE Showers, G. H., general mdse Weaver, D. B. & Sons, feeds YARNELL Confer, Ira P., general store ZION Noll, B. A. & Co., general store WHOLESALE LICENSES AARONSBUR Crouse, H. E., produce 5 BELLEFONTE Atlantic Rofning Co., oils Bellefonte Fuel Supply Co., coal Crider P. B. & Son, Pember Danenhauer & Son, groceries Lauderbach-Zerby & Co., groceries Potter-Hoy Hardware Co., hard- ware Gamble, & M, foods 1 eezer, Geo. A., auto su es Beatty Motor Co., auto ND tes Daggett, L., soft drinks Hockman, N. J., produce COBURN Atlantic Refining Co., oils Coburn Coal & Grain Co., grains - Howard Creamery Co., butter and eggs Korman Creamery Co., butter and eggs CENTRE HALL Bradford & Son, coal ai PR Ln erlin, A. E., produce & e¢! Bartholomew, C. D,, rane chickens HOWARD Deal, Joseph D., produce LEMONT Ross, Elmer C., coal and grain s Ensign 0il Co., oil LINDEN HALL Ross, J. H,, grain Wieland, F. E., grain and coal MINGOVILLE Hockman, A. F., produce NITTANY Ertley, produce Yearick, N. H., flour and feed OAK HALL ' Ferree, Wm., produce E Kidder & Raymond, coal & grain PLEASANT GAP Jodon, Thomas, meats PHILIPSBURG Atlantic Refining Co., oils Balestere, G., green goods Centre Milling Co., flour & feeds Gili Mfg. Co., mine supplies Guelick, P. L., auto supplies Hoffman, Frank, tobacco Hoffman, W. E. & Co., produce Kossop Bros., dry goods Kephart, J. ¥., hardware Independent Oil Co., oils Lauderbach-Zerby Co., groceries Philipsburg Hardware Co., hard- ware Reed, J. O., flour and feed Swift & Co., meats PORT MATILDA Crain, W. S., lumber Williams Bros., flour and feeds SNOW SHOE Atlantic Refining Co., oils Kelley Bros., groceries SPRING MILLS Allison Bros., millers Spring Mills Creamery Co., produce STATE COLLEGE Atlantic Refining Co., oils Neidigh, J. D., grains Meyers, George, coal WINGATE Davidson, J. A., ice cream BROKERS BELLEFONTE Hunter, Robert, broker HOWARD Leathers Bros., brokers * PHILIPSBURG Bair, W. F., broker STATE COLLEGE J. L. Holmes, broker THEATRE BELLEFONTE Brandman, R., movies Brown, T. C., movies Garman Est., theatre CLARENCE Kachik, John, movies MILLHEIM Auditorium Co., movies PHILIPSBURG Rowland Theatre Co., theatre Philipsburg Theatre Co., movies SNOW SHOE Menchio, T. €., movies STATE COLLEGE Nittany Theatre Co., movies Nittany Theatre Co., movies RESTAURANTS BELLEFONTE Blackford, Clyde, eating house Knisely, George A., eating house Moerschbacher, Chas., eating house CLARENCE Hall, W. B. & Son, eating house FLEMING Stere, H. M., eating house HOWARD Kline, A. H., eating house Williams, Geo. L., eating house Williams, F. G., eating house MILESBURG Korman, C. W., eating house Spicer, Mrs. Effie, eating house PHILIPSBURG Kleet, J. S., eating house Kunkle, Joseph, eating house Raight. James, eating house McMullen, Chas. eating house STATE COLLEGE Shuey, C. E., restaurant SNOW SHOE Sinclair, Mrs. H. C., eating house Haynes, E. T., eating house BILLIARDS AND POOL BELLEFONTE Carpeneto, J. L., pool Finkelstine, David, pool Moerschbacher, Charles, pool Shaughnessey, Thomas, pool BLANCHARD Moon, A. R., pool CLARENCE Hall, W. B. & Son, pool ORVISTON Orviston Supply Co., pool PHILIPSBURG Butlin, Wm., pool Drakin, Thomas, pool Meyer, J. W., poo Palace Billiard Parlor, pool SNOW SHOR McLaughlin, M. J., pool SANDY RIDGE Bennett, R. J., pool Kennedy, A. W., pool STATE COLLEGE Hartman, C. B. State College Billiard & Bowling Co. MILLHEIM Spigelmyer, J., pool For the purpose of correcting any errors of appraisement, an appeal Fil Te dio £2 foe only, reas- urer’s e in Bellefonte, Pa. on Wednesday, May 21st, 1919, betw . 9 a. m. an p. m,, and all those who so desire can attend John Noll, Mercantile Appraiser. 64-18-4t
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