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