Most Effective and Economical. physicians who have long known their ef- ficacy. They are put up for physicians in preparations whose formulas are similar to those of Hood’s Sarsaparilla, Peptiron and Hood’s Pills, but these already pre- pared medicines so combine them as to Time to Square Up. { EXPLAINED ONLY BY THEORY Origin of Band Called the Wedding Ring Is Wrapped in the Deep- est Obscurity. An expert pharmacist says that the best treatment he knows of for those whose blood is poor, nerves are weak, livers tor- pid or whose systems are generally run- “It says here that a Missouri man boasts that he has an umbrella that has been in his possession for twenty years,” said Smith. “Well,” replied Jones, “that’s long CASTORIA g Bears thesignature of Chas. H.Fletcher. In uss for over thirty years, and Bellefonte, Pa, May 9, 1919, PS — down, is: Hood's Sarsaparilla before eat- | have superlative merit and to be the most Te 8 : DESPI SE THE “HIGHER LIFE Why is a wedding ring? Why does ing, Peptiron after eating, and Hood's | effective and economical preparations in enough. He ought to return it. The Kind You Have Always Bought. 1 rin 2 Pills as necessary. which to take them. 3 YL 1 — 2 a apn Ue Bape oti The ingredients of these medicines are Hood's Sarsaparilla, Peptiron and ~=~=Por high oles Job Work come South Sea Natives Satisfled and Joy: | gq * Ie zive B 1y indicated, he says, in most cases of blood | Hood's Pills are products of the C. I | to the ‘Watchman” Office. oesn’t he give her a bracelet or a neck- impurities, nervousness, paleness, consti- | Hood Co., Lowell, Mass., and form ous Among the Primitive Surround- ings eof Their Islands. Doctor Osler suggested nothing new «if he ever said it at all—for down smong the South Sea islands the old gre buried alive when they pass the period of usefulness. Martin Johnson showed motion pic tures of natives dancing on the mewly made graves of the victims of this South Pacific “efficiency”y when he and Mrs. Johnson spoke before the National Geographic society at “Wash- ington. Both Mr. and Mrs. Johnson went “gunning” for the pictures among the numerous unexplored islands wvhich dot the South Pacific, an area that covers a tenth of the globe's surface, . and contains 20,000,000 inhabitants. Of these at least 2000000, Mr. John- son estimated, stilt are savage enough “to believe the earth is flat, and they never heard of German ‘kultwar’ or have been annoyed by book agen ts.” Native dances, which seemed amaz- ingly like the steps of a Broadway chorus, were danced by maidens at- tired in nose sticks, huge earrings and lace, or a pair of earrings? Why is a ring the universal symbol used at weil- dings? And what is it a symbol of? Ever stop to think about all this? Probably not. When you were ready to marry, you hustled off to the near- est jeweler's and bought a ring for your bride, and, as far as you were concerned, that ended the matter. The origin of the wedding ring is wrapped in obscurity. A number of theories have been advanced to ex- plain it. One harks back to ancient Egypt. Before the time of mints and coinage in Egypt, gold money was made in the form of a ring, and the fingers of a man’s hands were his most convenient bank. He wore his money. When an enamored swain slipped one of these money rings on his bride’s finger, he did it to sym- bolize that he gave her not only him- self, but his fortune. He meant, in fact, Just what the modern bridegroom means when he says in the ceremony of the ring at the altar, “With all my. worldly goods I thee endow.” The styles today are bands of gold or platinum, plain or engraved, for wedding rings, and solitaire or cluster pation, and are prescribed every day by | their Triple Combination Treatment. FINE GROCERIES ————— INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS We are receiving fairly good shipments of Supplies for the New Year NAVAL ORANGES are in. The MINCE MEAT. Mince Meat of quality is fine and the price the usual high Sechler & Co. Cc es WALNUTS and standard. Positively the finest goods we can produce. 28c. 1b. almonds of extra fine quality. § OUR WHITE GRAPES AND Try it. CRANBERRIES ate very fan- po,noy MILD CHEESE, Sweet Potatoes, canned Fruits, Olives, cy goods. CANDIES. In Candies we have Ketchup, Pure Olive Table Oil, old fashioned New Orleans Syr- succeeded in gerne a fair sup- up and fine table Syrup by the ply of desirable goods. EVAPORATED APRICOTS, very fine this season and we quart. Much finer goods than have all of them. the Syrup in pails. PEARS AND PEACHES are We Have the Supplies and Will be Pleased to WILL DO ALL YOUR HAULING 3-4 Ton for Light Hauling Big Truck for Heavy Loads “Greatest Distance for Least Cost” wn necklaces, which seemed to comprise rings of any kind of gems, preferably Fill All Ord : the complete attire dictated by the raers, # diamonds or pearls, for engagement spring fashions of the Solomon is rings | lands. The “open work ears,” which 3g ; EOR E A BEEZER had been distended by disks that look Pat : i G ( 3 . at Question. i H & M N Y ’ like ear drums, often hung down to : Q : au SEC LER CO PA 1 BELLEFONTE, PA. 61-30 DISTRIBUTOR. the shoulders. In Malaita they are “J oe married a cooking school grad- i Bush House Block, : 57-1 - - - Bellefonte, Pa. 3 : wearing strings of human teeth, and | uate.” on nothing else, this season. How did she paa out? | Mrs. Johnson told of the distinctive | ——————— ‘variety of “pidgin” English spoken Poratu, Mik > Grebe Bros. & C i Smith, J. C. & Son, hard Wieland, F. E in and coal . ERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT CENTRE HALL oratu, Mike, cigars irebe Bros. rago, cigars mith, J. C. on, hardware ieland, F. E., grain and coa by the shore natives of various Is OF CENTRE COUNTY.— Bartholomew, C. D., produce MINGOVILLE Globe Store, general store Snyder, Cora B., milliner MINGOVILLE lands. There are as many as 400 dif- Notice is hereby given that pgozer, D. Al, harness Miller, E. L., general mdse nye jus d Shae Ra Pao age ly Co. Hockman, A. F., produce ferent tongues spoken by the warlous | (he Swng app 2nd hy Benner, G. O. general store Workman, C. C., general mdse bi TE le Ru ale oge e upply to, NITTANY islanders, Mr. Johnson stated. Mrs. | Iable for Mercantile license taxes nroaiora $50 Cal ements MILLHEIM _ Guttehall, Mrs. George, grocery Swimmer, Harry, junk Ertley, produce Johnson usually made friends with | for the yar 1918: Centre Hall Pharmacy, Co, drugs Allison, I; kx or sige & groceries Harber] i Ee amy ary Schillings, ch artes ond hand cloth- vearick, N. H., flour and feed the natives, among whom, she maively RETAIL {imobell, 1 ‘7 Ee i Bowersox, B. B., drugs Haworth, Bros., furniture ing OAK HALL ! Serah Burd, Mrs. Ezra, millinery Haworth, James & Son, lumber The Nittany Printing Co., station- Ferree, Wm., produce stated, there probably was little more pics, B. io es implements Bateman, BL. A. & Son, feeds Hodas, A., junk ery Kidder & Raymond, coal & grain danger than among the white lights AXE MANN Emery, C. F., general mdse Breon, C. H., automobiles Holt. Dad PLrige The Nittany, Sarase. _Eitomobiies PLEASANT GAP of Broadway. But this popularity o¢- | O'Bryan, G. W., general mdse Fromm, James, produce Boob, G. Cy ice cream a ) Tae anpliss » B Jodon, Thomas, meats 7 Fetterholf, J. C., auto supplies Columbus, Sol, junk 1 2 pp SPRING MILLS casionally had its disadvantages. AARONSBURG Foreman, 'H. D., coal and grain Campbell, 8. M., furniture jem Jon, 7- 2: Dianos Auman, U. G., grocery PHILIPSBURG The pictures showed the four coal: | Bower A. HF. JEDisments Goodhart, F. V.. furniture None hy Sousa) nase Ho owl 5 Ears, ovellies Ackerman, F.' W., grocery §tlantic Refining Sondils biack wives of one native chief, who | Krape, J, F.. general mdse A Sr ony Grimich & Ulrich, 5 and 10c store Hazlett Bros. clothing A a Fei ata Sour Contre Milling. Co, flour & feeds d Kester, G. W., implements Messner, J. H.. produce Harter, A. J., pianos Hindle, W. H., cigars Breon. Willis. Zro Gill Mfg. Co., mine supplies courteously offered to trade them all Musser, C. E., cigars and candy Meeker, Say adr cigars Hosterman & Stover, hardware Ibberson, John, fancy goods Condo, 3.70, et Guelick, P. L., auto supplies > for the explorer's wife, Stover, A. S., wall paper McCoy, Miss Emma, bread Houseman, J. W., produce 1igepondente 0il Co., 5 1s Condo, S. L., buggies & harness Hoffman, Frank, tobacco Cannibalism still exists In many of | Stover, Wn. oils Odenkirk, W. A., general mdse fesslen A tlothing Jaffe, Av rult and candy Carson, ¥. A., general mdse Hoffman, W. E. & Co., produce "these island d Me. Joh d BOALSBURG Rossman, H. D., produce frames; 4+ Gears Jaffe. Ania and cand; Cod IT faye Kossop Bros,, dry goods ese islands, and Mr. Johnson showel . : ES . Runkle, J. W., cigars 3 .» meats Dunlap, A. C., cigars Kephart, J. F., hardware Segaer, Charles, ice cream Smith, T. L., hardware Leitzell, O. P., produce Jo468 ¥ Qo Jardvare Decker Bros., gas and oil Independent Oil Co., oils one picture of natives bearing a huge | Brouse, W. H., produce StL ON a ends Meyer, T. F., general mdse Jones, Edward, general mdse Be ros. an 04s Lauderbach-Zerby Co., groceries bowl to the grove where they ob- | Hazel A. J. general mdse Smith, I. L., auto supplies Mauck, Miss M. E., millinery Jusick, C., cigars Frederick, Samuel, feeds Philipsburg Hardware Co., hard- Ishler Bros. meats or GW od Mauck, E. W., groceries Knowles, produce K Charles A. sh ware served their ceremonlals in connection | Kimport, John, ice cream Sony Me Wn McMullen, E. B., feeds Kopelin & Morris, junk PiaDe gr eS Sy Shoes 1 st Reed, J. O., flour and feed vith th h Stover, A. W., implements COBURN McClelland, E. B., general md Kline, J. O., harness ong, C. P. 0., gene store s - with their human roasts. Amid a Zoot JF. implements ] Motieliand, ¥. 1, gen mdse TY a RE Lee, A. B., coal Swift & Co., meats background of some of the most beau- BLANCHARD Atlantic Refining Co., gas & oils Soiman, 2. gloiamg Kellock, G. M., cigars and candy Leaster, Charles A., produce PORT MATILDA : 4 Coburn Coal & Grain Co., coal and y W. A, 1 ements Kassop Bros., dry goods Meyer, J. H., produce Crain, W. S., lumber -tiful scenery to be found in the world, | Bower, W, A., coal grain Stover, R. 8., jewelry ROD Pe oN. Meyer, Calvin, general store Williams Bros., fl d feed Clark, J. R., oils Dinges, Cloyde, feeds Spigelmyer, J., general mdse Sane 3 Cigar Meyer, J. H., produce Tg Dros: Jour an 3 the speaks. Sa exlst Rites o gh. CIAIE, J dh OHS hirure Tt NW, enoral mdse Ulrich, T. B, cigars Kramer, ane. Sey mdse McCormick, J. O., cigars SNOW SHOE most anima e savagery an eroc- | i s, T. M., furniture Howard Creamery Co., produce eiser, F. F., gasoline > : , Noll, J. E., feeds Atlantic Refi Co., oils ity, to whom torture A I seem | Kessinger, H. C., furniture Krader, W. C. automobies MILESBURG 1amich, Mrs. 2 JY jEroseties Ripka, Daniel, candy Ro ron scerias the favorite pastimes Poon none sangy are 0 Sie, Jnuber Pollefonte Briek £0.:.500 MeCrory’s Store, 5 & 10¢ store pas lt oe SPRING MILLS v . E. W., general store , J. a i s BF. py J, Fo eneral store Stover, Martin, general mdse hos yy 3 t S Froceries Mark dv i es hardware Rote, L. G., feeds and mdse Alisa RS Rll Co.. produce | Rothrock, Mrs. Sarah, notions Vonada & Son, lumber Grove, s Julia, coal Meyer, J. W., cigars Smith, John & Bros., furniture pring s Cre y Co., p Ants on Peonies, | -Yonada, Ww, H.. Jelieral Iutite ssc CLARENCE Jauett, ry, junk Mattern Meat Market. meats Ju th, Ymspuel Zenetal mdse STATE COLLEGE rilliams, 'C. A. List, gen c ‘ ordon, C. E., groceries Mock, Miss E. H., milliner Te Atlantic Refining Co., oils For a number of years many persons | BENORE fon 3 Gg Korman, C. N., general mdse Musser Bros., installments Riovek Lr E Sotdware & roofing Neidigh, J. D., grains ; in various parts of the country have | Gnaner. W. H., coal Drokcho, Mike, groceries Rotman, ew g Jou) goal, a OL A., Focery. Ne SNOX + Meyers, George, coal - ARner ’ s, W. B. n, general mdse er, George W., cigars complained of ants destroying the buds | Lykens, H. B.. general mdse Paugheriy, x x. genom) mise Nalocbirs Bios Ee ase Mier g EY es 2% Bode EE soreral state WINGATE » on the peonies. it puLLOTONTE i oti Gladstone, general mdse Stanley, Stella, groceries Yakomiz, a grocery Confer, J. O., auto supplies Davidson, J. A., ice cream | Atlantic Refining Co., gas & oils 2 prankle, T. C., groceries ory, 8., jun WT i = rid oom; of these ants, i a | Allison, 4, pluthber 2 Hall W. oi Som bread S eer Mie Rie candes, Newman A H. 5 Co., drugs Hall Wo Br Al Sodz fountain BECKERS cular piece of heavy paper or heavy aum, Sim, clothing Kachik, John M., cigars er, F. L., general mdse wens, W. T., pianos Casher, J. H., bakery BELL Blackford, Clyde, cigars < TM. V Owens, C. W., shoes and clothin EFONTE cardboard, about two feet in diameter, | Brandman, R.. ora {achik, A IoceTIeg Betz, M. § JIpTaNY Oregon Mercantile Co., grocery g Nastase, ony: meals aie Hunter, Robert, broker and put a hole in the center just large | Bellefonte Fuel & Supply Co., coal Pinchock. George, general mdse Beck, J. H., general mdse Prichard, Josiah, garage Russell, James, grocery HOWARD | Blair. F. P. & Son, jewelry Reeser, Harry, meats 1.9: Fn E Se Passmore, James Est., cigars Sickels, W. A., drugs enough to allow the stem or main Beezer, P. L., meats ~ Tribaskey. Mike. aroceries ey. 3 RRA Phillips, Wm., photos Srentiiy, Mrs BO candies Leathers Bros., brokers ; a elke of the J i pi3s. shewis, | Brachbill W, K. fursiure ewok, John, groceries Peck &'Son, genéral mdse Pore SINE Yel Yee Siow SlesRunily Us, paral mise. yp ELLIE RECS an en slit from the center to one | Beezer, Geo. A., automobiles earick, N. H., general mdse Press, Jacob, junk To Ll) : edge, to enable you to place the circu- | Bellefonte Lumber Co., lumber Bald Eagle Supply Co., gen. mdse ORVISTON Parksie, Lewis, cigars Kline, John A., feed and grain STATE COLLEGE Tor ed Ih OF Daner #elihé pl | Beatty Motor Co., autos & gas Heaton, James, produce Orviston Supply Co., general mdse Philipsburg Shoe Shining Parlor, Stover, H. H., cigars J. L. Holmes, broker pap e plant. Coxey. W. C. groceries FLEMING Siaterbeck, J. H., boarding house pCIgRTS _ =. oo jc Walizer, §, A. mdse THEATRE ual Joona a Jian Carpeneto, L. “& Con fruit, tobacco Holt, L. w- grocery tors. TO OAK Ha Reed, J. Oy flour and toed” 4s Barrett ST Binor Wee y a and confectionery olt, G. ., grocery ers, Clayton, grain and feed atauske eman, dry goods cowher Levi. 1 . Mrs. Joseph, bread & cakes Fisher, D. E., produce Louder, R. J., general mdse Reiling, 5. M., jewelry owher, Levi, grocery and meats arsenic powder over the sticky mo- bu irs BB ye Trote Besa miin aos Re Re ay Richard, id meats Dugan, J. Bo cigars | i nine Oo pies lasses. | Cohen, Walter, dry goods Lindemuth, H. 8., gas and oils OSCEOLA MILLS Rothrock, Mrs. Ida, grocery Kennedy. A. 2 ci ase Garman Est., theatre The ants will eat of the sweet ag | Cooney. Miss E. T., millinery McElwain, Bros., general store Dominick Sicks, Mike, candy hy Charl ars La they 30:08. cont, WL RUT mot be Cunniugbam & Beezer, twine Store 3 B& i 3 genoral store aa] Lion, Bacay Sehmian 5 Edy gry goods Spitler Daniel, grocery Kachik, Joh 4 ig ) Carpeneto, George, cigars mith, ¥. W., feed and grain Sane pliroeery cor olomen, Jacob, jun eid Be , John, movies st, 1 , s y gg, S. H., general store long until you have stopped thie con- | Dubbs, J. G. Bt. implements Siete, WH. M,, candles, Kastonark, Bon, ghocery I Oy nie STORMSTOWN MILLEFIM stant stream of destructl rh 3 : FILLMORE Matulivick, A., grocery ; . Auditorium Co., movies structive ants from | Emerick, W. J., auto supplies Stern, Morris, grocery Burkett, I. G., general store visiting the peony buds. { Fauble, A., clothing Junior, §- S Boeery Yixwell Tending Co. coal Stonebraker, W. F., grocery Eves, Chester, meats PHILIPSBURG In some localities similar trouble | oe wy grit fun HOWARD Jokolowsky, A. groceries Stinenan, bows. Junie y Gray. Tom, Produce Philipsburg. Theatre "Con movies has been experienced with ants on Greens Pharmacy, drugs Baney, John H., gas and oils Wood Ww : ho pileman, yer, jun Griffin, J. H., general mdse SNOW SHOE ¥ Gross, J. W., groceries Condo, J. F., 1 st » J ., Qardware Singer Sewing Machine Co., sewing Mattern, J. C., meats dahlias, and the same remedy may be | Gregory Bros., candies Cameren, Nos store | Zolgner A, groceries machines McAfee, E., produce Menchio, T. C., movies y Garbrick Bros.. bicycles Deitz 13) store POWELTON Stewart, Mrs. L. G,, dry goods Thomas, D. R., me successfully used, y eitz, J. F., general store ) ’ ats STATE COLLEGE It Gheen Music store, pianos Fox, C. M., twine Vulcan Trading Co., general mdse 'Lroutman, George I, tags Waite, H. B., meats Nittany Theatre Co., movies a very thick solution of arsenate Garbrick, H. E., Zeneral itve Harter we D., furs PINE GLENN Pi, shore Vulcanizing Co., gas TUSSEYVILLE Nittany Theatre Co., movies an, E. F., a y ole % ia ru) ora is oa his; plently ig a ; Gettig, Lewis, meats Kline, N, A, Se iw ates, Miss Edith, groceries Veil Howard, Sqtomoblies i ioe Rrla oll ies RESTAURANTS asses, it w o the same works as the | Glinz, A. cigars : Long, W. H., grain atson, Wm., groceries oodring Meat Market, meats » W. F., arsento: Heverly, J. O., auto supplies Lucas, C. C., general mdse PLEASANT GAP Walia Ft Sho Soi 8 Weenie! nw BELLEFONTE Herr & Heverly, groceries Moore, H. A., drugs Noll, W. H. & Bros., general store y oy WADDLE # s , 8 Workman Cash Grocer roce Blackford, Clyde, eating house Hazel & Co., dry goods Minor, Marius, jeweler Pl HI Y, 8roCery (Cass, Jacob, meats : Crossed Arcti H Hazel, Thomas, groceries Pletcher, Thomas, harness Siioaant SIP arage, 33 & oils Wright, 8. W,, jewelry Hoy, John A. Est., general mdse srmiscl, George A., eating house Ea pots Lh Monnsd ress Each ony rekisy Pictohor, Ghatles, oils Gettis, H. C © sig Wetton Eo iL ’ WOODWARD a BE; house Many strange things happen in the | Haupt Hdgarq & Co, gr Ritoman, Chabies, Meats PORT MATILDA Ziff, Victor, peddier Long, H. F., bicycles Hall, W, B. & Son, eating house course of Red Cross activities, and | Ichkowitz, N.. coal and junk Schenk, A. A., hardware Beckwith, J. T., general mdse I mn Slgthin Qradort, 2 N. junk "TT FLEMING not a few occur in that most verss. | Jonhstonbaugh, Geo. grocery Shawley, Thomas, produce Bennett, W. A., general mdse rizine, Albert, procuce Orndorf, 8. H., produce Jodon, J. C.,” grocery Weber, B. & Son, general mdse Eberts, 0. D., groceries RUNVILLE Orndorf, L. D., general mdse Stere, H. M., eating house tile territory, Alaska, The office of | Keichline, C. C., grocery Williams, George, groceries Gates, H. 8., produce Bennett, E. 8., general mdse Riffner, Walter, grocery HOWARD the Northwest division of the Req | Keichline W. W. automobiles Williams, Frank G., cigars Hoover, W. T., hardware Witmer, J. C., general mdse Weaser ila L.. automobiles Kline, A. H., eating house C idl : Katz, W. 8, dry goods Wolfe, 8. J., general store Laird & Turner, produce REBERSBURG olfe, R. M. Est., general mdse Williams, Goo. T., eathie house ross was mildly surprised recently | Kalin, Max, shoes Yearick, Walter, meats Osman, H, H., cigars Bierly, E. E.. pl WINGATE Williams, F. G., eat when Mrs. Sophia Redmond of Nolan, | erage Pr B & Son, lumber HUBLERSBURG Pringle, C. M., general mdse ap LE 2 umber Davideon, Td 4 ms, F. G., eating house . 0) Klinger, A. M., sewing machines . Port Supply o., general store erly, W. F. & Son, produce , J. A., ice cream MILESBURG Alaska, walked in and turned ower $206 | Kline, Henry, cigars Hoy, George F., general mdse Reese, A. W., general store pions, % 4 produce WARRIORSMARK Korman, C. W., eating house as the proceeds from the auctioning | Looe: B. Ahides and wool McClintock, Nae mdse Williams Bros., feed and gas Pn ors folls iy Dearmit, 8. E,, general mdse Spicer, Mrs. Effie, eating house 1 .yon, W. A. ar ring, H., coa oa enberger, Arthur, produce of a sweater she had knit for the Red Ly ne Sohagry paons Beals, E. E., ice cream PENNSYLVANIA FURNACE glia, Ww. Js general mdse Thomas, R. D., produce Kleet. J > HIpBuRG 4 - Cross. Mia 0 Henderson, J. E. groceries Bailey, J. H., implements Gephart, S. L., lumber Wrye, W. T., general mdse Rabie Sn 28 house This statement itself is onl ¢ Miller, George A. hardware Lorrah, Mabel, coal Goheen, R. G., meats Garrett, G. P., lumber WOLFS STORE Knight, James, eating house only of pass- Miller. Conrad, coal Mattern, H. K., produce Ward, W. S., general mdse Haines, M. C., general mdse Showers, G. H., general md Moduli Cha! t Ing interest perhaps, but take your | Miller, W. J., automobiles De dL. ha PINE GROVE MILLS Hubler & Haines, produce Weaver, D. B. & Sons, feeds a (LT use map of Alaska and you will locate | }Momtgomery & (Coo clothing Tallhelm, Walter, jewelry Auman, B. H, feeds Atkons, 22370 FOLLEOR YARNELL * Shuey, C. E., restaurant Nolan well within the arctic circle, be- | Moerschbacher, Charles, cigars KATO A Doi], eanay il Athletic Store, athletic goods Confer, Ira P., general store SNOW SHOE tween the sixtyseventh and sixty Jouer bing sn agg Kato Supply £3. fgneral mdse Krebs, N. T eneral store i Bapm. NrSlotning vies Nol B.A. & Zo 1 st Sodus ; BI Sn house Zan, + do rumbine, 8. L., gas and oils ’ 2 y oe Dh - general store jr eighth parallels. Mis. Redmond, who | Mott's Drug Store, drugs Stover. QeorSe B. cigars Ward, §. B., gas and oils Corl, John, feeds ee is the only white woman at Nolan, left | McGarvey, P. FH. auto supplies Eo as Watt, B. M., general mdse ER Hook Top, Shoess WHOLESALE LICENSES BILLIARDS AND POOL “there August 10, mushing to Bettles, | McCalmont & Co., coa 2 HA jams, J. H., harness Etters, Mrs. J. C. & C 1 ; BELLEFONTE . . *? . Keller, Mrs. J. W., general mdse PHILIPSBURG NAT. o. 0., milliner AARONSBURG 3 ~ McCrory & Co., 5 and 10c store Fye, T. D., general mdse Q , H. BE. Carpeneto, J. L., pool 70 miles away. From there sh'e went | Naginey, F. E., furniture De So feoselmase Atlantic Refining Co., gas & oils Foster, Philip, coal Tones BL. pioduts. Finkelstine, David, poel to Nulato by river boat, a journey of | Newman, Miss, ladies goods ye ay Acton, Harry, groceries Fromm, Morris, clothing & shoes ONTE Moerschbacher, Charles, pool almost 500 miles. There she boarded | Nighthart, John, cigars : LEMONT Andrews, W. C., dry goods Gilliland, Ray, drugs Atlantic Refining Co., oils haughnessey, Thomas, pool : . Olewine, J. I., hardware Evey, A. H., general mdse Ayers & Bros., groceries raham, George, candies Bellefonte Fuel Supply Co., coal BLANCHARD .a Yukon river steamer to connect with | Potter-Hoy Hardware Co., hard- Hoy, R. K., auto supplies Adleman & Ratowsky, dry goods Gregory Bros., candies Crider P. B, & Son, lumber Moon, A. R., pool ‘the ocean steamship for Seattle Parish, C. M drugs vers EB. sR Son, feds, Furchiield, w. L. dept. store Heutzell, W R., general mdse paugunaner w= Son, GEO0CSIIa tie CLARENCE - sh, C. M., enker, J. E., general mdse s, Frank, automobiles , n, groceries . . S Ray, H. 8. cigars Mitchell, John rn Ry Brown, W. B., drugs Harvey Bros. ce cream Potter-Hoy Hardware 'Co., hard- Hall, W. B. & Son, pool Cuba's Neglected R Spigelmyer, G. R., general store Ross, Elmer C. general mdse Buzzell, Edgar, drugs Hockman, C, W., 8 ware ORVISTON uba’s Neglec esources. Runl Harry, cigars = Schreck Bros. carriages Beals, John Ww. groceries Hurwitz, loses, confectionery gamble, Sh, feeds SpoliEs Orviston Supply Co., pool , James, ams, George C. furniture n, Wm., groceries % mith, clo ) . A, Though an agricultural state, there | Stover & Cairns, wall paper Williams, J. 1. stationery Bowser, Wii, cigars Hartswick, A. H., cigars Beatty Motor. C0., 2uto supplies Butlin, Wikis pool are important branches of agriculture | State-Centre Electric Co., electric Watsontown Door & Sash Co., Campbell, C. A., “groceries Hubler Bros., auto supplies Daggett, L., soft drinks Drakin, Thomas, pool that are all but wanting in Cuba supplies lumber Centre Milling Co., feeds Hefner Drug Co., drugs Hockman, N. J., produce Meyer, J. W., poo 8. | Shaughnessey, Thomas, cigars MARTHA Custer & Norris, wall paper Lohman, George W., ine COBURN Palace Billiard Parlor, pool Thus cereals are not raised on @ large | Sourbeck, J. D., confectionery Eberts, O. D ral md Carmelo, R. C., grocery Long, H. C., meats an des fi ; Sechler & Co., groceries ’ sn general mdse Copelin, Duke, feeds Musser, Harry N., general store Atlantic Re ning Co., oils SNOW SHOE scale, the hay crop is unimportant an Schad, A. B., plumber MONUMENT ope M,, moat Musser, J. Fl, Srocery Coby teal & Grain Co., grains _ McLaughlin, M. J., pool ‘large quantities of flour, potatoes, Shaffer 8 LT Jadwae, Pater, jAlver general mdse Da gan, dosent, cigars Mngeer Bros. Tocery hd Creamery Co., butter and Songett SANDY RiDoE r, Miss M. H., millinery ons, Harry, ice cream ncy, W. F., meats er, Cornelius, harness » BR. J, meats, beans, canned goods, applesand | Tate, C. F., plumber ann, Hr, ice cream Demi 3 Goss, automobiles Montgomery & Co., clothing gn n Creamery Co., butter and Kennedy, A. W., pool other agricultural products are im- a T. Stoves ay Vulcan Trading Co., ice cream Drigase Thos. ice, cream & candy Mowery: I. I cigars CENTRE HALL Hai STATE COLLEGE ; , Joseph, aughn, Henry, general mdse , C. H., jewelry , L. K., books artman, C. B. . ported. Though many cattle are raised | The Meese Store, general mdse MOSHANNON Demi, E, E., plumber McCormick, C. B. Est., implements Bradford & Son, coal and grain State College Billiard & Bowling Co. ‘on the island, the dalry industry is Witmer, B, Cid 2 supplies Diotchoshak, John, meats Davis, Lap grocery J sEachren, Wit) Feneral suds FOTenity B® D., rain MILLEEIM , W. E., > , rds, J. S., shoes , C. B., oysters erlin, A. E., c as yet undeveloped, and much milk, | Winton, Harry, coal Girdene, Mrs., grocery Electric Supply Co., electric sup- Resides, T. P., (City Meat Market) Bartholomew, kg Sse Spigeinaver, 800] butter and cheese are brought from | woke, pL: & Do Implements rove, A. A., grocery Hh meats 4 chickens For the purpose of 8. Weaver Bros., groceries uick, Rush, ice cream Emay, Harry, candy Rexall Drug Store, drugs ; correcting any the United States an other cowntrits. | Willard, D. I. & Son, clothing ucas, James, general store Erhart, C, B., general store Rupp, Miss Bertha, corsets HOWARD or Of enPPraisement, an appeal » Be Ou. | DL Some MADISONBURG Finberg, Lewis, general st Sauers & Heberling, clothing Deal, Joseph D., produce Ti be held at the County ‘reas. ; The rural population largely eng ad , W. H., s ’ store ’ ; ’ urer’s office in Bellefon Pa, on oF hy 2 | Witten, Israel. junk Everett, Thomas, general mdse Frederick Piano Co. pianos State-Centre | Electric Co.,' "electric LEMONT Wednesday; May 21st, 194, between ‘on the great sugar plantations ig 8s | Waddle, W. W., cigars Hazel, B. B., general mdse Frantz, John, candy supplies Ross, Elmer C., coal and grain 9 a. m. and 1 p. m., and_ ¢ : >. 22 | Wetzel, Clyde, meats Freedman & Callahan, meats Struble, Forest, plumber g p. m., and all those sentially different from af igricul al Vhite, Wallace, feeds Miller, J. B, produce ® Itz, BE anam, | Shuey, C. E., jewelry Ensign Oil Co., oils 3 who so desire can attend state of the Unfted Stites, eager, H. C., shoes" wane 4 MUNSON Finberg, Thane, fink Smith, W. W. Photo supplies ; - LINDEN HALL : John Noll > Zeller & Son, drugs Goldberg, Ike, géneral mdse Gehrhart, Fred, produce Smith, W. H.,, clothing Ross, J. H., grain 64-18-4t : Mercantile Appraiser.
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