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Bellefonte, Pa., May 6, 1921.
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Real Estate Transfers.
Thomas G. Wolfe, et ux, to Jacob
F. Musick, tract in Haines township,
$4500.
Almeda Vonada, et ux, to Fannie
Musick, tract in Haines township;
$866.67.
Daniel P. Ream, et ux, to
Schaick, tract in Haines
$6000.
Almeda Vonada, et ux, to Florence
Yonedn, tract in Haines township;
Sarah J. Campbell, et al, to A. J.
Burrell, tract in Millheim; $2,531.50.
Belle P. Fleming, et bar, to Henry
Resides, et ux, tract in Bellefonte;
$2700.
Mary L. Orvis,
Annie E.
township;
et ux, to W. Rey-
nolds “Shope, tract in Bellefonte;
$1000.50.
Emily H. Warfield to Mary L. Or-
vis, tract in Bellefonte; $9000.
William H. Orndorf to Sarah R.
Orndorf, tract in Haines township;
$450.
Edward F. Kinne to Joseph D.
Knarr, et ux, tract in Milesburg; $125.
Margaret Tressler, Exr., to Frank
P. Kelly, tract in Benner and Spring
townships; $8000.
Julia L. Hale,
Hoover, tract in
$1,204.93.
0. J. Harm, et ux,
lia, tract in Snow
$600.
Ella Hamer to Alexander Robinson,
tract in Worth township; $875.
Martha M. Yearick, et bar, to
Emanuel Juranis, tract in College
township; $1175.
Arvilla Heberling, et bar, to War-
ren Heim, tract in State College;
$2450.
Howard H. Evey, et al, to Emanuel
Juranis, tract in State College; $6000.
James H. Hohner, et ux, to Mrs.
Elliott Lucas, tract in Ferguson
township; $6000.
Sarah J. Merryman to Toner Mer-
ryman, tract in Taylor township;
$2400.
N. H. Yearick, et ux, to
Yearick, tract in Walker
$12,000.
Wm. E. Zeigler to John T. Zeigler,
tract in Gregg township; $300.
Samuel Markle to Rebecca M. Wea-
ver, tract in Spring township; $750.
Wm. C. Heedson to Helen L. Todd,
tract in Philipsburg; $1.
Polly Ward to J. E. Beck, tract in
Bellefonte; $1600.
Annie Johnstonbaugh to Lydia H.
Gault, tract in Spring township; $1.
Bella Shaffer, et bar, to Joseph Kor-
man, tract in Miles township; $2000.
Bellefonte Central R. R. Co. to Da-
vid O. Anderson, tract in Ferguson
township; $200.
Mary C. Bailey’s Exrs., to David O.
Anderson, tract in Ferguson town-
ship; $17,800.
John W. Burkholder, et ux, to Ag-
nes S. Neff, tract in Potter township;
$118.
Wm. A. Lucas, et ux, to John Iber-
son, tract in Philipsburg; $6300.
Susan Stine to Nancy C. Hoffman,
et al, tract in Worth township; $5.
Andrew Lytle, et ux, to George B.
Powell, tract in College township;
$300.
Eliza Smith to Margaret
tract in Bellefonte; $1000.
George A. Heverly to Jane Brickley,
tract in Curtin township; $100.
George A. Hevery to Jane Brickley,
tract in Curtin township; $450.
J. Howard Musser, et ux, to Preston
H. Probst, tract in State College; $500.
J. Howard Musser, et ux, to BR. D.
Casselberry, tract in State College;
00
et al, to Thomas T.
Burnside township;
to John Straby-
Shoe township;
Earl W.
township;
J. Botts,
et bar, to W. Ri-
Francis D. Emery,
in Philipsburg;
ley Jackson, tract
$400.
Charles R. Custer, et ux, to John E.
Woomer, tract in Philipsburg; $3,000.
Philipsburg Coal & Land Co., to
Chester A. Yocum, tract in Philips-
burg; $325.
J. E. Fryberger, et al, Exrs,, to Jas.
B. Watson, tract in Philipsburg; $400.
David Y. Hoy, et al, to Simler
Bacheler, tract in Rush township;
$375.
Edward P. Houser to Walter E.
Dreiblebis, et al, tract in Ferguson
township; $3800.
Bridget Kerin to Austin Kerin,
tract in Snow Shoe township; $300.
Wm. Showers, et ux, to Willard
Dale, tract in Bellefonte; $2650.
_ Julia Kelly to Lydia E. Spicer, tract
in Bellefonte; $1750.
Pauline Modzel, et bar, to Christ
er tract in Rush township;
THE ARAB’S BEST FRIEND.
Many Americans know just about
three facts concerning the camel: He
has a remarkable hump on his back;
he is used as a beast of burden, and
he can go without drinking longer
than most animals.
To the Arab the camel means for
more; not only can he carry his mas-
ter and most of his master’s worldly
goods, but he can supply, when neces-
sary, nearly all the fundamental es-
sentials of life.
The camel’s flesh is decidedly edi-
ble. When young it tastes like veal,
and the hump, Arabs say, has the fla-
vor of beef. The milk is excellent and
nutritious, though it supplies no but-
ter.
Food and drink are worth much, but
this wonderful beast goes farther. He
supplies much of the natives’ clothing.
Every summer the long hair is shorn
and woven into a variety of articles—
chiefly clothing and tent coverings. It
was in camel’s-hair garments that
John the Baptist appeared as a
preacher. The thick hide of the cam-
el makes good leather. Food, drink,
shelter, clothing, draft service, docil-
ity, and reliability—surely this is a
great deal from one animal.
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Rishel, J. H., merchandise.
Rote, S. G., feeds.
Rossman, H. F., merchandise.
Reid, H. I., produce.
Smith, John & Bro., furniture.
Stover, W. Braid, produce.
Spring Mills Milling Co., feed.
Smith, Emanuel. feeds.
Stover, C. B., hardware.
Wolfe, G. M., produce.
SNOW SHOE
Atlantic Refining Co., gas and oils.
Burns, J. R., cigars.
Confer, J. A. & Son, automobiles.
Harm, Mrs. H. M., groceries.
Hall, W. B. & Sons, groceries.
Herr, John E., cigars.
Nastase, Tony, meats.
Russell, James, groceries.
Sickel, W. A., drugs.
McKinley, Mrs. F. C., cigars & groceries.
McLaughlin, M. J., groceries.
SANDY RIDGE
Bemeth, R. J., cigars.
Cowher, Levi, meats.
Edminston, BE., merchandise.
Heath, Miss L. B., candy.
Kennedy, A. W., cigars.
Lewis, Clarence, soft drinks.
Marchella, Charles, store.
Spitler, Mrs. Annie, cigars and candy.
Sykes, Frank G., merchandise.
Twiggs, S. E, merchandise.
SMULLTON
Stover, H. H., cigars.
Walizer, S. A., merchandise.
STORMSTOWN
Burket, I. G., general store.
Eves, Chester, produce.
Eves, John, produce.
Griffin, J. H., merchandise.
Gray, John I, produce.
Thomas, D. R., produce.
Mattern, J. C., implements.
McAfee, E., produce.
Waite, H. B., produce.
TUSSEYVILLE
Jordon, E. T., Daniel's goods.
Ramer, C. P.. merchandise.
Rockey, W. F., produce.
WOODWARD
Long, W. T, bicycles.
Orndorf, L. D., merchandise.
Orndorf, S. H., produce.
Reffner, Walter, groceries.
Motz, E. W. & Co., groceries.
Mingle, D. G., fish.
Weaver, L. L., automobiles.
Weaver & Bowersox, autos and gas.
WARRIORSMARK
Dearmitt, Sam, general store.
PENNSYLVANIA FURNACE
Goheen, R. G., general store.
Rossman, G. W., auto supplies.
Tressler, Aaron, oils.
Rider Bros.. general store.
Ward, W. S., general store.
WADDLE
Cass, Jacob, meats.
Hoy, John ‘Bst., merchandise.
WOLF’S STORE
Showers, G. H., merchandise.
Weaver, D. B. & Sons, feeds.
WINGATE
Walker Bros. merchandise.
YARNELL
Confer, Edward N., merchandise.
ZION
Noll, B. A., merchandise.
Armstrong, Earl R., furs.
WHOLESALE LICENSES
AXE MANN
White, W. S., feeds.
AARONSBURG
Crouse, H. E., produce.
BELLEFONTE
Atlantic Refining Co., oils.
Bellefonte Fuel & Supply Co., coal.
Beezer, George A., automobiles.
Beatty Motor Co., automobiles.
Crider, P. B. & Son, lumber.
Gamble, G. M., feeds.
Hockman, N. J., feeds.
Lauderbach-Zerby Co., groceries.
Potter-Hoy Hardware Co., hardware.
Mayer, M, Frank, feeds.
Musser, G. F. Co., groceries.
McCalmont & Co., lumber & implements.
COBURN
Atlantic Refining Co., gas and oils.
Coburn Grain & Coal Co., feed and coal.
Coburn Farm Produce Co., produce.
Malone, F. J., butter and eggs.
CENTRE HALL
Bartholomew, Chas. D., produce.
Bradford & Son, coal and grain.
Foreman, R. D., grain.
Kerlin, A. E., produce.
FLEMING
G. W. Holt.
HOWARD
Atlantic Refining Co., gas and oil.
Deihl, Joseph, produce.
Long, W. L., feed.
Ross, Elmer C., ‘coal and grain.
Butler Oil Sales Co., oils.
LINDEN HALL
Ross, J. H., grain.
Wieland, F. E., coal.
MINGOVILLE
Hockman, A. F., produce.
OAK HALL
Ferree, Wmn., produce.
Kidder & Raymond, grain.
PHILIPSBURG
Atlantic Refining Co., gas and oil.
Centre Milling Co., feeds.
Finberg, Isaac, coal.
ill Manufacturing Co.,
Guelick, P. L., auto supplies.
Hoffman & Runk, produce.
Hoffman, Frank, tobacco.
Independent Oil Co., oils.
Joffa, A., fruits.
Lauderbach-Zerby Co., groceries.
Philipsburg Hardware Ce., hardware.
Kephart, J. F:, powder.
Reed, J. O., flour and feed.
Swift & Co., meats.
PORT MATILDA
Crain, W. S., lumber.
Crain, C. W., lumber.
williams Bros., lumber.
SNOW SHOE
Atlantic Refining Co., gas and oil.
SPRING MILLS
Spring Mills Milling Co., flour and feed.
STATE COLLEGE
Atlantic Refining Co., gas and oil.
State College Com Co., coal.
Neidigh, J. D., grain.
Snyder, C. E.
REBERSBURG
Bierley, S. A., produce.
RUNVILLE
Bennett, E. S., lumber.
mine supplies.
RESTAURANTS, EATING HOUSES
AND CAFES
BELLEFONTE
Moerschbacher, Mary, restaurant,
Blackfard, Clyde, restaurant.
Knisely, George H., restaurant.
Daggett, W. L., tea room.
Dry, HO W., lunch.
7 CLARENCE
Hall, W. B. & Sons, restaurant.
CENTRE HALL
Shoop, Samuel, restaurant.
FLEMING
Holt, J. T., lunch.
Stere, H. M. lunch.
HOWARD
Green, Ed, restaurant.
Gladhill, A. D., lunch.
Williams, George, lunch.
Williams, Frank G., lunch.
MILLHEIM
Boob Lunch Room, restaurant.
MILESBURG
Corman, C. W., restaurant.
Spicer, Mrs. Effie, restaurant,
Stucky, J. K., restaurant.
PHILIPSBURG
Alpine, restaurant.
Mastos Bros., restaurant.
McMullen, Charles, restaurant.
Dew Drop Inn, restaurant.
Freedman, Ellis, restaurant.
Pioneer Tea Room, restaurant.
Sicko, Mike, restaurant.
Herman, Eliza, restaurant.
SNOW SHOE
Burns, John R., restaurant.
McKinley, F. C., restaurant.
STATE COLLEGE
Crystal Cafe, cafe.
Koons & Hartman, cafe.
Jaranie, Emanuel, restaurant.
Gregory Brog., restaurant.
Dale, Arthur, broker.
Hunter, Robert, broker.
Keichline, J. M., broker.
McVey Real Estate Co., brokers.
PHILIPSBURG |
Bair, W. T., broker. ’
STATE COLLEGE
Holmes, J. L., broker.
BILLIARDS AND POOL.
BELLEFONTE
Carpeneto, J. L., pool.
Bickett, W. W., pool.
Finkelstine, D., pool.
Moerschbacher, Mary, pool.
BLANCHARD
Moon, A. R., pool.
CLARENCE
Hall, W. B. & Sons, pool.
MILESBURG
Stucky, J. K., pool.
ORVISTON
Orviston Supply Co., pool.
PLEASANT GAP
Noll, Ray C., pool.
PHILIPSBURG
Butlin, Wm., pool.
Deakin, Thomas, pool.
Myers, J. W., pool.
Palace Billiard Parlor, pool.
Plank & Bower, pool.
Watson, Blaine, pool.
SNOW SHOE
McLaughlin, M. J., pool.
SANDY RIDGE
Burnett, R. J., pool .
Kennedy, A. W., pool.
Parlors, pool.
MILLHEIM
Spigelmyer, J., pool.
CENTRE HALL
McClenahan & Frank, pool.
Varsity Pool
THEATRES AND MOVIES
BELLEFONTE
Brown, T. C., movie.
Brown, T. C., theatre.
CLARENCE
Drapchs, Mike, movie.
MILLHEIM
Auditorium Co., movie.
PHILIPSBURG
Philipsburg theatre,
Seven Stars, movie,
SNOW SHOE
Menches, T. C., movie.
STATE COLLEGE
Nittany Theatre Co., theatre.
Nittany Theatre Co., theatre.
AUCTIONEERS
8. H. Hoy, Bellefonte.
I. Frank Mayes, Lemont.
J. 1. Reed, Pine Grove Mills.
David Wensel, Howard.
Howard Best, Milesburg.
For the purpose of correcting any er-
rors of appraisement, an ap
held at the County Treasurer's office
June 3rd, 1921,
Belléfonte, Pa., on Friday,
between the hours of 9 a. m.
peal will be
in
and 1 p. m,,
when and where all those who desire may
attend.
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Help the China Relief Fund
the Committee on China
Fifteen Millions
Will You Save
China adversely affects us.
We believe that the business organization of the
world is so closely related that even a famine in
We give this space to
Two dollars will
sustain one person until the next harvest.
Relief.
are Starving!
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A Business Manager who disburses
funds at your direction,
who keeps your accounts, a
sentinel guarding your
rier who delivers to all
country—all these and many other of-
Money which you wish to send with-
distant points is con-
check simply, safely
account is only one of
bank serves its customers. There are
in which we can be
helpful to you and it would be our
pleasure to serve you in any or all of
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BELLEFONTE, PA.
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These Geraniums will be the very best, and
carefully selected as to color and variety.
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Come to the “Watchman” office for High Class Job work.
Lyon & Co.
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Lyon & Co.
THE STORE WHERE QUALITY REIGNS SUPREME,
Every Department. Blossoms Forth with MAY
SPECIALS at. Exceptionally Low Prices
Corsets
Adjusto, Bon Ton, and
throughout with Wundabohn
Royal Worchester Corsets, boned
(wonder Bone) and made with the
O—I— C clasp. A special model for every type of figure and for,
every purpose. There
All dainty, all smart. Prices
Our Ready-to-wear Deparment is now at its best.
latest up-to-the-minute creations.
Smart, snappy models in Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s
Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts and Waists.
Tricotines, Serges and Voiles.
Sport Skirts
We have again received
Skirts in Plaids and Stripes.
ings. Prices attractively low.
Rugs, Carpets and Linoleums
Visit this department and we will save you big money.
Draperies to match any color scheme.
Shoes---Shoes
Our line of Summer Shoes is now at economic prices.
Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes—black, tan and white in
high shoes, one strap pumps,
dovan.
Men’s Shoes for dress and work in black and tan.
Muslins
We are still ahead in the
unbleached.
are models of Batiste,Coutil and Brocade.
from $1.50 up.
All the
Dresses in Silks,
a large assortment of new Sport,
All the new combinations of color-
Oxfords in black, white and cor-
low priced Muslins, bleached and
Lyon & Co.
THE STORE WHERE QUALITY REIGNS SUPREME
a Lyon & Co.