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Bellefonte, Pa., June 4, 1920.
PLEASANT GAP.
.and State-owned exists. He declared
| there was need for such a map in or-
I der to show the citizens the vast ex-
tent of the potential timberlands, and
also to impress upon the public the
| enormous territory of 5,000,000 acres
. occupied by the “Pennsylvania Des-
'ert.” This is the territory that has
"been lumbered and burned over so
PHILIPSBURG
Philipsburg Theatre Co., movies.
Rowland Theatre Co., theatre.
SNOW SHOE
Meachio, T. C., movies.
STATE COLLEGE
Nittany Theatre Co., movies.
Nittany Theatre Co., movies.
SANDY RIDGE
Colachio, Toney,
SPRING MILLS
McCormick, eating house.
BILLIARDS AND POOL
BELLEFONTE
Carpeneto, J. L., pool.
Finkelstine, David, pool.
Moerschbacher, Charles, pool.
Shaughnessey, Thomas, pool.
The Very Best
F. V. Jodon Jr. has sold his farm often that it is producing virtually tt BLANCHARD
near Nigh Bank. Clyde Jodon was nothing of value. RESTAURANTS Noon, A. R., pool.
the purchaser. ! BELLEFONTE? CLARENCE
Our detour road between Pleasant ~~ - Blackford, Clyde, eating i. Hall, W. B. & Son, poet or ten Do lars
Gap and Axe Mann is now in first-, MERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT. Kniseley, George A., eatige: .
class condition. Our road supervisors Moerschbacher, Charles, e_ . . Spigelmyer, J., pool.
In the thanks of all forthe vom-| , \Condniel from jogs 6, Col. 6.) CLARENCE thsuzh MILESURY
> . | Meyer, Calvin, general store. Hall, W. B. & Sons, eating w.... aughnessey, Thomas, pool.
mendable change in transforming our ' Meyer, J. ¥., produce. I RTO
inferior r into a superior one. McCormick, J. O., cigars. :
inferior road p Noll TE. feeds. g Shoop, Samuel, eating hous. Orviston Supply Co., pool.
$10.00
Gross Edward
Contractor Harry Bilger, with a Rishel, J. H., general store. FLEMING PLEASANT GAP
force of men, completed on Tuesday | Hosgnan, 3H. Es general re. Hie Stere, H. M., eating house Noll, Ray C., pool.
1 i , L. G., feeds an T se. 3 Se ont ’
last the setting of the huge sewer gris “Nils Milling Co., feed HOWARD PHILIPSBURG
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pipes leading from the state road |
across the premises of T. E. J odon in-
to the large sink; thus side-tracking
the much dreaded large volume of
water emanating from the mountain |
tributaries. Dry instead of wet cel- |
Smi‘h John & Bros. furniture.
Smith, Emanuel, general merchandise.
Stover, C. B., hardware and roofing.
Wolfe, S. J., millinery.
SNOW SHOE
Buddinger, T. B., general store.
Confer, J. O., auto supplies.
Butlin, Wm., pool.
Deakin, Thomas, pool.
Meyer, J. W., pool.
Palace Billiard Parlor. pool.
SNOW SHOE
McLaughlin, M. J., pool.
Williams, George L., eating house.
Williams, F. G., eating house.
MILESBURG
Korman, C. W., eating house.
Spicer, Mrs. Effie, eating house.
; | MILLHEIM SANDY RIDGE
lars will be the result along the state Casher, J. H., bakery. Boob’ Barnett, R. J 1
{Hai ob’s Lunch Room. 3arnett, R. J., pool.
road. BEng ES So. sedy tonnialn, SUNG Kennedy, A. W., pool. Before you make an error and pay $3 to
STATE COLLEGE
Hartman, C. B.
State College Billiard & Bowling Co.
SHOOTING GALLERY
PHILIPSBURG
Reed, D. D., shooting gallery.
Natase, Tony, meats.
Redding, Lawrence, cigars.
Russell, James, grocery.
Sickels, W. A., drugs.
Alpha, eating house.
Ager & Long, eating house.
Erb, Charles, eating house.
Mastos, Gust, eating house.
Matthews Bros., eating house.
McMullen, Charles, eating house.
STATE COLLEGE
Crystal Cafe.
Haynes, E. T., eating house.
Maturanis, Manuel, eating house.
Decoration day was fittingly ob-
served at the Gap on Monday evening |
last. The orators for the occasion Sickels, W. A., dry
> Sinclair, Mrs. . C., candies.
were Rev. frown, of the Lutheran SUSU 00 ch ee merean
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dist congregation. Their addresses |
were forcible, appropriate and duly
appreciated by all participating. Dec-
oration day is sanctified to the mem-
$5 more for ladies’ Pumps, Oxfords and
Ties look over our line and see just what we
can give you in value for Ten Dollars.
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Kline, John A., feed and grain.
Stover, H. H., cigars.
Walizer, S. A., merchandise.
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For the purpose of correcting any errors
of appraisement an appeal will be held at eee
SAND IDGE Penn State Cafe. the County Dear i a Bellefonte: gl
s : ; i : § Y R Shuey, C. E., restaurant. Pa. on Friday, May 21st, 1920, between
ory of the soldiers who fell in defense | (ype, R. M. Est., general merchandise. y SNOW SHOE a. mm. and 1 p. m., and all those who so de- Sin
of the flag that represents the unity, Barnett, R. J., cigars. sire can attend.
Ladies’ Black and Tan Suede Oxfords, the
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peace and prosperity of the nation. In Bixter, James E., grocery. Burns, John R., eating house. WILLIAM WOOD. i : A
He undisputed supremacy alone, they = powhcr LG Frcs 30 Tests Heres ag 65-20-4t Mercantile Appraiser. | & very best quality - $10.00 an
saw We Jpresimess ich Hae pre: Edmiston, E. general merchandise. 3
dicte y our fathers. s bright | Heath, Lilly &., can y. ET ET Te 1 Sy . ope ie
Solis pnd Plies - ie a Sarehell, Charles, grocery. 21] Ladies’ Russia Calf Oxfords, Military heels 2]
0 . Sykes, Frank, v. i :
government. Brendon and independ- | Spitier, Daniel, grocery. Sil (Tr ostells Russia) - - $10.00 1
ence; and whosoever, no matter what | TIES ® eT OWN ron on En EELS EL ELE LEE VEE LE EVEL ELE UE USUSUSUELE ic Ladies’ P i ic
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alli Bel De | Pure > Sn genera? store. EL AE aon oil adies’ Patent Colt and Dull Kid One Eye- =]
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or and, as such, an enemy. | Eves. John, meats. : =r] let Ties (Hand Turned) $10.00 7
{ sray, John, produce. Ic
| Griffin, J. H., 1 store. =] : i: i . 2]
CENTRE HALL. Mattern, 1. "meats. Se 2 I Ladies’ Vici Kid Oxfords, High and Low 2:
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Mrs. Sowers, of Dewart, is visiting | fone as | Have You d Checking Account? we Heels (Hand Sewed) - $10.00 ic
in our community. [ TUSSEYVILLE Sit =i
Mrs. W. R. Picken, who has had | Brown, B. H., merchandise. ;
diphtheria, is now getting along very | Jorden, os ee Tc —_—
well. : : | WADDLE
William Walker is again out of the | Cass, Jacob, meats.
hospital and will return home this | HOY: John A. Est., general merchandise.
week Ly © WOODWARD
r ! Long, H. F., bicycles.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Arney spent | Mose E yl BrOCRLY: oo
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Sunday at Mrs. Arney’s home near | Orndorf, I. D., general merchandise.
Mill Hall. |! Riffner, Walter, grocery.
Eugene son of W. F Colyer has Weaver & Bowersox, auto supplies.
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Sais : : Weaver, L. L., automobiles.
pleuro pneumonia; but is getting | WARRIORSMARK
along nicely. | Dearmit, S. B., general merchandise.
Mrs. Clyde Dutrow has been suffer- wiye Ww. ¥ ae ee
ing from appendicitis, but is slightly | Sh GH : nandise
: d t this writin. : owers, . ., genera merchandise.
improved a g. | Weaver, D. B. & Sons, feeds.
Claude Stahl and his wife, from YARNELL
Harrisburg, spent Sunday at the home | Confer, Ira P,, general stere.
of Mr. Stahl’s father, James Stahl. i
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fisher spent |
If you are a business man you have.
If you want to become one you must have.
No man can do business these days with-
out a proper bank connection.
Why not do your banking with us.
The First National Bank
61.46 BELLEFONTE, PA.
In fact there is nothing in ladies Oxfords
or Pumps that we cannot furnish for
$10.00. This is our highest price shoe, but
it will purchase the very best.
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Noll, B. A. & Co., general store.
Yeager’s Shoe Store
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several days in Lewistown, where Mr. ! AUCTIONEERS i
Fisher attended Reformed Classis. BELLEYONTS THE SHOE STORE FOR THE POOR MAN I=
a Mos ath Spl a An Shen: L. Frank Mayes. Bush Arcade Building 58-27 BELLEFONTE. PA. Tc
She was a bre home in PINE JOBEOVE MILLS oh
Altoona by Mrs. James Stahl. | HOWARD . SlEPUEUSLELELELELTL CUEUELELEUEUELELELE a RE TE ENE
“Doc” Kline, our genial druggist of | David Wensel. HL Hi Hh 1 Le Lh Usa ue LR LESH oe A = C= C=C PEs
several years ago, spent the week-end MILESBURG
in Centre Hall. He is now located in | Howard I Neff. = = aE
Youngstown, Ohio. : > Wh A
David Lingle’s son, the young man WHOLESALE LICENSES
Come to the “Watchman” office for High Class Job work.
_ from Decker valley on whom a tree AARONSBURG
tell last week, was relieved of his suf- | Crouse, H. E., produce. EE ER FS RR,
BELLEFONTE
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ferings when he died h Hu By 4 Atlantic Refining Co., oils.
afternoon. | Bellefonte Fuel & Supply Co., coal
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Heckman and Grider re fio & Som nme, tos
daughter, Miss Catharine, and Miss | Beatty Motor Co., auto supplies.
Tace Kreamer, of Johnstown, motored : Gamble, e.N, feeds. i
to Centre Hall on Sunday and remain- | ockman, N. J., produce. i
: . Lauderbach-Zerby Co., groceries. |
ed with Mrs. Heckman’s father, H.! potter-Hoy Hardware Co. hardware.
W. Kreamer, until Monday. They | The G. F. Musser Co., groceries.
then went to Lamar to the home of i COBURN
Myr. Heckman’s parents; returning to: Atlantic Refining Co., oils.
Coburn Coal & Grain Co., graine {
Johnstown on Tuesday. | Coburn Farm Product Co., butter and !
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Satisfying Performance Economy of Operation
Power Durability True Value
Lyon & Co. Lyon & Co.
All economical buyers will be interested
in our reduction sales. We quote just a few
prices of the big Reduction Sale now on.
eggs.
; | Howard Creamery Co., butter and eggs. |
Real Estate Transfers. CENTRE HALL
Sa . | Bradford & Son, coal and grain.
John Hamilton to E. S. Erb, tract! girtholomew, C. D., produce and chick-
of land in State College; $500. ens. :
Philipsburg Realty Co. to Jesse E. Foreman, BR, D.. grain.
: oy Kerlin, A. E., produce and chickens.
Smull, tract of land in Philipsburg; | Bk ARD
$2600. | Deal, Joseph D., produce.
Susan Spencer, et al, to A.J. St.| Lona W. H. produce.
Clair, tract of land in Unionville; LEMONT
$500. Ensign Oil Co., oils.
hu Ross, Elmer C., coal and grain.
William C. Hoover to Luther Camp- LINDEN HALL
Ladies’ White Canvas Lace Shoes, Cuban
heel, all sizes, value $4.00; sale price $2.49.
Men’s Shoes in this sale as low as $2.50.
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bell, tract of land in Harris township; 3 3 : :
$500. BB ee cra om Hosiery Reduction Sale, Sizes 4 to 5 1-2
$ BIG SIX $2250.00
Philipsburg Land & Coal Co. to : MINGOVILLE SPECIAL Sie 1755.00 : : :
plaxpase Bs i tact’ of} Boa AW, Dodie. Ae ux nama 155.00 One lot Mercerized Hose for infants, white, black,
and in Rush township; X \ . :
Philipsburz Coal » a Land Coi'to Ertley, produce. Cord Tires on all Models—Prices f. 0. b. Factory—Subject to Change blue, pink and tan; soc. q uality ; sale price 2 pr. 25c¢.
OAK HALL
Ferree, Wm., produce.
Kidder & Raymond, coal and grain.
PHILIPSBURG
Atlantic Refining Co., oils.
Adelman & Ratowsky, dry goods.
Balestere, G., green goods.
Centre Milling Co., flour and feeds.
Gill Mfg. Co., mine supplies. —
Quality. Service. Efficiency.
Hoffman, Frank, tobacco.
Hoffman, W. E. & Co., produce.
Independent Oil Co., oils.
‘ract of land in Philipsburg; $4,000. Jase, Anis Irv. zoods
Samuel B. Weaver, et ux, to Euphe- | Kephart, J. ., hardware.
E.—B. OSBORNE CORN and GRAIN BINDERS
E.—B. OSBORNE MOWERS E.—B MANURE SPREADERS
E—B. CYLINDER HAY LOADERS
LETZ FEED MILLS CONKLIN WAGONS
E.—B. STANDARD MOWERS—in a class by themselves
MISSOURI GRAIN DRILLS—NEW IDEA MANURE SPREADERS
Benjamin J. Kazmark, tract of land in
Rush township; $100.
Jerusha B. St. Clair to Anna St.
Clair Bullock, tract of land in Union-
ville; $1.
James K. Reish, et al, to T. B. Roy-
er, et al, tract of land in Haines town-
ship; $700.
M. V. Showalter to R. M. Griffiths,
BEEZER’S GARAGE
North Water St. a2 BELLEFONTE
Ladies’ Mercerized Lisle Hose, black, white and
coravan; $1 quality, sale price 69c,
Men’s Silk Hose, black, blue, white and gray; $1
quality, sale price 75c¢.
i i . Lauderbach-Zerby Co., groceries.
Stee tract of land in Bellefonte; Philipsburg Hardware Co., hardware.
Reed, J. O., flour and feed.
Ida M. Rothrock to Guy C. Irish,| Swift & Co. meats,
tract of land in Philipsburg; $3,500.
PORT MATILDA
George Stott, et al, to Howard Sto- Crain, W. S., lumber,
ver, tract of land in Philipsburg; $500.
Williams Bros., flour and feeds.
SNOW SHOE
J. M. Heinle to E. Frank Vail, tract
of land in Rush township; $1.
Atlantic Refining Co., oils.
Anna B. Brown to Rheine E. Leitz-
Economy Prices of Foulards
All our 36-inch Satin Foulards that cannot be
bought wholesale for less than $4 per yard, sale price
$2.50. a
We are Headquarters for repairs for the E. B. Osborne, Flaxons and Voiles in 26 and 29-inch are in this re-
Champion and Moline Machines.
SPECIALS—While they last. Spray Guns, 25, 35 and 50
Kelley Bros., groceries.
SPRING MILLS
: : Spring Mills Milling Co., millers.
ell, tract of land in Millheim; $1500. Spring Mills Protairy Co., produce.
Mary Taylor to Curwin Gearhart, STATE COLLEGE
tract of land in South Philipsburg; Atlantic Zenning co. oils. :
$200. No ans. duction sale; values soc. and 69c., sale price 35¢. and
State College Commission Co., produce.
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Jacob Auman to A. L. Auman, tract
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of lam In pes a actor. Davidson, J. A., ice re cents. A-1 Maroon paint for outside use at $2.00 per gallon. 4
tract of bd I Om BROKERS COMBINATION TEDDER and SIDE DELIVERY RAKE See our Carpet and Linoleum department. Great
Horace M. Orwig, ot ux, 50 Wal fam BELLEFONTE guaranteed to do both well Reduction in Carpets, Rugs Linoleums and Draperies.
D. Crockett, tract of land in State
College; $6000. Dale, Arthur C.
Hunter, Robert, broker. SHARPLESS CREAM SEPARATOR, the separator with the suc-
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ee a a Leathers Bros., brokers. tion feed, no discs, top of milk bowl 24 inches from the floor. SHARP- _
township; £400. PHILIPSBURG LESS MILKING MACHINES, the electric moto-milker, the only one
Bair, W. F., broker.
Centre Real Estate agency. to emulate nature.
State Forests May be Mapped by We have no time or space to enumerate all our
STATE COLLEGE B.—K., the perfect disinfectant, deodorant and antiseptic. No
Aeroplane.
Holmes broker dairy farm or home should be without this. NON POISONOUS FLY
? ¥ SPRAY. Spraying material for every purpose. Dry Lime, Sulphur,
Arsenate of Lead, Bordeaux Mixture, Tuber Tonic destroys Potato
Bugs and prevents Potato Blight.
prices in every department. We extend a cordial in-
Pennsylvania’s forests may be map-
med from an aeroplane. Gifford Pin-
10t, the chief State forester, an-
nounces that he has asked for esti-
mates by a commercial aerial concern,
and if the cost is not prohibitive the
project will be undertaken.
Commissioner Pinchot explained
that no map showing the distribution
of timberland in this State, private
THEATRES vitation to all.
BELLEFONTE
Brown, T. C., movies.
Garman Est., theatre.
BOALSBURG
Boal, Theodore D., movies.
: CLARENCE
Kachik, John, movies. 62-47
~ MILLHEIM .
Auditorium Co., movies,
Lyon & Co. « Lyon & Co.
Dubbs’ Implement and Feed Store
BELLEFONTE, Pa