Democratic watchman., May 13, 1921, Image 2

Bull-Dog
Drummond
The Adventures of a
Demobilized Officer Who
Found Peace Dull
by CYRIL McNEILE
“SAPPER”
ILLUSTRATIONS BY
IRWIN MYERS
Copyright by Geo. H. Doran Co.
(Continued from last week.)
SYNOPSIS.
PROLOGUE.—In December, 1918, four
men gathered in a hotel in Berne and
heard one of the quartet outline a plan
to paralyze Great Britain and at the
same time seize world power. The other
three, Hocking, American, and Steineman
and Von Gratz, Germans, all millionaires,
agree to the scheme, providing another
man, Hiram Potts, an American, is taken
in. The instigator of the plot gives his
name as Comte de Guy, but when he
leaves for England with his daughter he
decides to use the name Carl Peterson,
CHAPTER 1 — Capt. Hugh (Bulldog)
Drummond, 2 retired officer, advertises
for work that will give him excitement,
signing “X10.” As a result he meets
Phyllis Benton, a young woman who an-
swered his ad. She tells him of strange
murders and robberies of which she sus-
ts a band headed by Carl Peterson and
nry Lakington of being the leaders.
CHAPTER IL—Drummond decides to
go to The Larches, Miss Benton's home.
An attempt is made on the road to wreck
his machine when another, occupied by
Peterson, Lakington and a strange man,
blocks the road. While dining with Phyl-
lis Benten and her father Drummond
hears a terrible shriek at The Elms. Dur-
ing the night Drummond leaves The
Larches and explores The Elms. He dis-
covers Lakington and Peterson using a
thumbscrew on an American who signs
a paper. Drummond rescues the Ameri-
can after a struggle and takes him to
his home. The man is Hiram C. Potts.
“Mixed up in a brawl, was he?’
said Drummond, shaking his head. “I
should never have thought, from what
little I’ve seen of Mr. Lakington, that
he went in for painting the town red.
Td have put him down as a most
abstemious man—but one never Ct.
tell, can one? I once knew a fellan
who used to get fighting drunk on
three whiskies, and to look at him,
you'd have put him down as a parson.
Wonderful amount of cheap fun that
chap got out of life.”
Peterson flicked the ash from his
cigarette into the grate. “Shall we
come to the point, Captain Druin-
mend?” he remarked affably.
Hugh looked bewildered. “The
point, Mr. Peterson? Er—by all mun-
ner of means.”
Peterson smiled even more affably.
“I felt certain that you were a young
man of discernment,” he remarked,
“and I wouldn't like to keep you fruiu
your paper a minute longer than nec-
essary.”
“Not a bit,” cried Hugh. “My time
is yours—though I'd very much like
to know your real opinion of The
Juggernaut for the Chester cup. It
seems to me that he cannot afford
to give Sumatra seven pounds on
their form up to date.”
“Are you interested in gambling?”
asked Peterson politely.
“A mild flutter, Mr. Peterson, every
now and then,” returned Drummond.
“Strictly limited stakes.”
“If you confine yourself to that
you will come to no harm,” said Pe-
terson. “It is when the stakes be-
come unlimited that the danger of a
crash becomes unlimited too.”
“That is what my mother always
told me,” remarked Hugh. “She even
went further, dear good woman that
she was. ‘Never bet except on a cer-
tainty, my boy,’ was her constant ad-
vice, ‘and then put your shirt on!
I can hear her saying it now, Mr.
Peterson, with the golden rays of the
setting sun lighting up her sweet
face.”
Peterson leant forward in his chair.
“Young man,” he remarked, “we've
got to understand one another. Last
night you butted in on my plans, and
1 do not like people who do that. By
an act which, I must admit, appealed
to me greatly, you removed something
I require—something, moreover, which
I intend to have. Breaking the elec-
tric bulb with a revolver shot shows
resource and initiative. The blow that
smashed Henry Lakington’s jaw in two
places shows strength. All qualities
which I admire, Captain Drummond—
admire greatly. 1 should dislike hav-
ing to deprive the world of those qual-
ities.” :
Drummond gazed at the speaker
open-mouthed. “My dear sir,” he pro-
tested feebly, “you overwhelm me.
Are you really accusing me of being
a sort of wild west show?’ He wag-
gled a finger at Peterson. “You know
you've been to the movies too much,
like my fellah, James. He's got re-
volvers and things on the brain.”
Peterson's face was absolutely im-
passive; save for a slightly tired
smile it was expressionless. “Final
ly, Captain Drummond, you tore in
half a piece of paper which I re-
quire—and removed a very dear old
friend of my family, who is now in
this house. I want them both back,
ulease, and if you like I'll take them
mow.”
Drummond shrugged his : shoulders
resignedly. “There is. something about
you, Mr. Peterson,” ! he murmured,
“which I like. So masterful, ‘so com-
pelling, so unruffled. I feel sure—
when you have finally disabused your
mind of this absurd hallucination—
that we shall become real friends.
“Tell me, why did you allow this !
scoundrel to treat you in such an '
offhand manner?”
“Unfortunately a bullet intended |
for him just missed,” answered Peter-
son casually. “A pity—because there
would have been no trace of him by
now.”
“Might be awkward for you,” mur
mured Hugh. “Such methods, Mr.
Peterson, are illegal, you know. May
I offer you a drink?”
Peterson declined courteously.
“Thank you—not at this hour.” Then
he rose. “I take it, then, that you
will not roturn m2 my property here
and nov.
“Still the same delusicn, I sce!” re-
marked Hugh with a smile,
“Still the same delusion,” repeater
Peterson. “I shall he 1eady to re:
aeive hoth the nerve and the men op
411 six o'clock ton: zat at 832A Berners
street; and it is possible, 1 might even
say probable, should they turn up by
then, that I shall not find it neces
sary to kill you.”
Hugh grinned. “Your kindly for-
bearance amazes me,” he cried.
“Should they not arrive by then, 1
shall be put to the ir@onvenience of
taking them, and in that case—much
as I regret it—you may have to be
killed. You're such an aggressive
young man, Captain Drummond—and, :
T fear, not very tactful.” He spoke
«You're Such an Aggressive Young
Man, Captain Drummond—and, |
Fear, Not Very Tactful.”
regretfully, drawing ou his gloves;
then as he got to the door he paused.
“I'm afraid that my words will not
have much effect,” he remarked, “but
the episode last night did appeal to
me. I would like to spare you—I
would really. It's a sign of weakness,
my young friend, which I view with
amazement—but nevertheless, it is
there. So be warned in time. Return
ny property to Berners street, and
leave England for a few months.” His
eyes seemed to burn into the soldier's
brain. “You are meddling in affairs.”
he went on gently, “of the danger of
which you have no conception. A fly
in the gear-box of a motor-car would
be a sounder proposition for a life
insurance than you will be—if you
continue on your present course.”
There was something so incredibly
menacing in the soft, quiet voice that
Drummond looked at the speaker fas-
cinated. He had a sudden feeling that
he must be dreaming—that in a mo-
ment or two he would wake up and
find that they had really been talking
about the weather the whole time.
Then the cynical gleam of triumph in
Peterson's eyes acted on him like a
cold douche.
“Your candor is as refreshing,” he
answered genially, “as your similes
are apt. I shudder to think of that
poor little fly, Mr. Peterson, especial-
ly with your chauffeur grinding his
gears to pieces.” He held open the
door for his visitor, and followed him
into the passage. At the other end
stood Denny, ostentatfeusly dusting a
book-shelf, and Peterson glanced at
him casually. It was, characteristic
of the man that no trace of annoyance
showed on his face. He might have
been an ordinary visitor taking his
leave.
And then suddenly from the room
outside which Denny was dusting
there came a low moaning and an in-
coherent babble. A quick frown
passed over Drummond's face, and
Peterson regarded him thoughtfully
“An invalid in the house?” he re-
marked. “How inconvenient for you!”
He laid his hand for a moment on the
soldier's arm. “I sadly fear you're
going to make a fool of yourself. And
it will be such a pity.” He turned
toward the stairs. “Don't bother,
please; I can find my own way out.”
THREE.
Hugh turned back into his own
room, and lighting a particularly noisy
pipe, sat down in his own special
chair, He was under no delusions as
to the risks he was running. Under-
rating his opponent had never been a
fault of his, either in the ring or in
7rance, and he had no intention of
teginning now. The man who could
asduct an American millionaire, and
drug him till he was little better than
a baby, and then use a ‘thumbscrew
to enforce his wishes, was not likely
to prove: over-scrupulous in the fu-
ture.
(Continued on page 6, Col. 1.)
| MERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT.
MERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT.
MERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT.
MERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT.
1
ERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT OF
CENTRE COUNTY.—Notice is
hereby given that the following
.| persons and firms have been a praised and
are hereby liable for mercantile taxes for
the year 1921: .
RETAIL
AXE MANN
O'Bryan, G. W., general merchandise.
White, W. 8., feeds.
AARONSBURG
Bower, A. F., implements.
Krape, J. F., general merchandise.
Kister, G. W., implements.
Musser, C. E., candies.
Stover, Wm., oil.
Stover, A. S., wall paper.
Rachau, Fred W., merchandise.
- BOALSBURG
Brouse, W. H., produce.
Hazel, A. J., general merchandise.
Ishler, J. G., meats.
Rishel, 8S. R., oil.
Charles, F. M., plumber.
Patterson, J. D., groceries,
Zeckman, J. F,, furniture.’
BLANCHARD.
Bowes, W. A., general sfore.
Clark, J. H., gas.
Deitz, W. C., groceries.
Harter, W. J., general merchandise.
Kunes, T. M., general merchandise.
Kessinger, H. C., general merchandise.
Moon, A. R., cigars.
Page, A. E., general store.
Rothrock, Sara, notions.
Vonada, W. H., merchandise.
Williams, C. A. Est., general merchandise !
BENORE
Ghaner, W. H., coal.
Lykens, H. B., general merchandise.
BELLEFONTE
Atlantic Refining Co., gas.
Aikey, J. B., groceries.
Blair, ¥. P. & Son, jewelry.
Blackford, C. I., cigars.
Baum, Sim, clothing.
Beezer, P. L., meats.
Bonfatto, G., fruits.
Bellefonte Lumber Co., lumber.
Brouse, W. S., groceries.
Bellefonte Vulc. Co., tires.
Brachbill, W. R., furniture.
Bellefonte Hardware Co., hardware.
Bickett, W. W., cigars.
Billett, M. L., feeds.
Bush House Cigar Co., cigars.
Beatty Motor Co., automobiles.
Bellefonte Fuel & Supply Co,, coal.
Beezer, George A., automobiles.
Crissman, L. H., cigars.
Centre County Junk & Fuel Co, junk.
Caldwell, James F., candy.
Caldwell and Son, plumbers.
Cairns, Thomas W., wall paper.
Cohen Co., dry goods.
Casebeer, C. D., jeweler.
Cooke, C. E., furniture.
Coxey, W. C., groceries.
City Bakery, bread.
Carpento Co., fruits.
Carpeneto, J. L., cigars.
Cooney, Elizabeth, millinery.
City Cash Grocery: groceries.
Crider, P. B. & Son, lumber.
Dubbs, J. E., implements.
ric Supply Co., electric supplies.
Eckel, J. P., meats.
Eckenroth, E. J., wall paper.
Finklestine. D., cigars.
Fauble, A., clothing.
Garman, E. F., general store.
Gamble, G. M., grain.
Genua, Angelo, cigars.
Garbrick Bros., auto supplies.
Gross, J. W., groceries.
Gettig, L. H., meats.
Garbrick, H. E., groceries.
Gheen Music Shop, pianos.
Harnish, J. T. & Co., lumber.
Hazel, Thomas S., groceries.
Herr & Heverly, groceries.
Hockman, N. J., produce.
Hazel & Co., dry goods.
Heverly, J. O., auto supplies.
Hunter, J. D., stationery.
Jodon, J. C., groceries.
Kelley's Bakery, candies.
Kalin, Max, shoes.
Katz, W. S., dry goods.
Krader Motor Co., motors.
Kelly & Bickett, coal.
Kline, Henry, cigars.
Keichline, C. C., candies. :
Lyon & Co., ary goods. B
Lyons, W. A. Est, meats. ;
Mallory’s Studio, cameras.
Mott Drug Co., drugs.
Mingle, A. C., shoes.
Miller, G. A., hardware,
Montgomery & Co., clothing.
MecGialey, A. L., wall paper.
Mayer, M. Frank, feeds.
Miller, David, groceries.
Miller, N. A., auto supplies.
Moerschbacher, Mary, cigars.
McCrory, J. G. Co., 5 and 10c. store.
McGarvey, P. H., auto supplies.
Naginey, F. E., furniture.
Nighthart, J. L. & Son, cigars.
Olewine, John I. Est., hardware.
Parker, W. S., junk.
Poorman, S. H., automobiles.
Potter-Hoy Hardware Co., hardware.
Parker, Wm. G., florist.
Parrish; C. M., drugs.
Rietano, Tony, groceries.
Ruhl, Harry, cigars.
Runkle, M. B., drugs.
Sechler & Co., groceries.
Spencer Economy Store, gents furnish-
ings.
Spigelmyer & Co., general merchandise.
Schaeffer, H. P., hardware,
Schlow, Chas., ladies’ furnishings.
Schofield, James, harness.
Schad, A. Epes
Showers, J. M. & Co., coal.
jisiecemne Eileen Co., Elec. supplies.
witmire, W..T., stoves.
Thal, Joseph; En }
Tate, C. F. plumber.
Weaver Brog,; groceries.
R.’C., 8
uto sy es,
Wwion, Willis. E.,. peomobics
Willard, D. I. & S6n; clothing.
Waite, J. S. Co., implements.
Witten, Israel, junk.
Yeager, H. C., shoes.
Zeller & Son, drugs.
CENTRE HALL
Boozer, D. A., harness.
Benner, G. O., general store.
Bradford & Co., coal.
Bartholomew, C. D., produce.
Boozer & Smith, automobiles.
Centre Hall Pharmacy Co., drugs,
Campbell, H. C. & R. P,, cigars.
Dauberman, J. G., meats.
Emerick, Geo. H., implements.
Emery, C. F., general merchandise.
Fetterolf, J. 1., auto supplies.
Foreman, R. D., coal and grain.
Fredericks, Samuel, coal and grain.
Goodhart, James, produce.
Geary, F. P., cigars.
Goodhart, F. V., furniture.
Harper & Homer, oil.
Henney, Mrs. Lucy, millinery.
Herr, x, junk.
Ishler, George E., meats.
McClenahan & Flink, cigars.
McCoy, Miss Emma, bread.
MecClenahan, Wm., oysters.
Meiss, G. BS, grote es.
Odenkirk, W. A., general merchandise.
Runkle, W. J., cigars.
Smith, L. L., auto supplies.
Schaffer, Roy J., produce.
Smith, C. M., general merchandise.
Smith, T. L., hardware.
Tressler, G. W., shoes.
. COBURN
Atmantic Refining Co, gas and oil.
Coburi Grain & Coal & corl-and grain.
Dinges, Cloyd, feeds.
Brandt & Bohn, general merchandise.
Glasgow, J. W., general merchandise.
Malone, ¥. J., produce.” .
Musser, C. E. & Son, general merchandise
Mingle, A. C., general merchandise.
Vonada & Sons, auto supplies.
CLARENCE.
Budinger, A. B., general merchandise.
Brooks, Jacob, general merchandise.
Clarence Corp. Assn., Gen. merchandise.
Freedman, Jacob, general merchandise.
Harm, O. J., general merchandise.
Hall, W. B. & Sons, cigars.
Horvath, Andy, pase.
Gillette, H. H. & Sons, cigars.
Koshko Bros., groceries.
Kachik, A. M., cigars.
Kachik, Jéhn"M., cigars.
rubitza, Mike, groceries.
Pinehpk, Geo, Ecuela) merchandise,
ser, Ha . WN
Be John, groceries.
Bald .Eigle Supply Ltd., Gen. Mds.
eaton, James, produce.
: . FLEMING
Holt, 8. W., groceries.
Holt, G. W., groceries.
Eckenroth, Charles, coal.
Ben H., coal.
Tenett, Harry, produce.
Lindemuth, I arry, gas.
McElwain. Bros., general merchandise.
Stere, H. M., cigars.
‘Bergner, Albert, general store.
» Campbell, C. A., groceries.
Custard & is,
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Smith, T. W., feeds. |
Stere, J. B. & J. C., general store. !
Scholl, H. A., produce. !
FILLMORE |
Hoover, George, merchandise. |
HOWARD |
Atlantic Refining Co., gas and oil.
Baney’s garage, automobiles and gas.
Berry, L. D., automobiles and gas.
Condo, J. F., general merchandise.
Deitz, J. F.—paid by McCartney, general
merchandise.
Fox, C. M., implements.
Green, Ed, cigars and candy.
Gladhill, A. D., cigars.
Harter, Walter D,, furs.
Kline, H. A., produce.
Long, W. H., grain.
Lucas, C. C., general merchandise.
Moore, H. A., drugs.
Miner, Manius, jewelry.
Pletcher, Chas. E., oils.
Pletcher, T. A., harness.
Pletcher, F. V., groceries.
Pletcher, Wm. B., produce.
Shawley, Thomas, produce.
Schenck, A. A., hardware.
Williams, George, groceries.
Weber, B. & Son, general store.
Williams, Frank, cigars.
Wolfe, 8S. J., general store.
Yearick, Walter, meats.
HUBLERSBURG
Hoy, George F., general merchandise.
McClintock, E. L., general merchandise,
JULIAN
Andréws, Anna, groceries.
Beals, E. E., ice cream.
Henderson, J. E., groceries. i
Harrington, Art., coal. |
Lorrah, Mabel, coal. !
Mattern, H. K., produce. i
Parsons, W. P., groceries. !
Tallhelm. Walter G., groceries. !
Turner, J. H., groceries. i
Walizer, R. D., coal. i
KATO
Kato Supply Co., general merchandise.
LIVONIA {
Stover, George B., cigars. |
LINDEN HALL :
1
Keller, Mrs. J. W., general merchandise.
Ross, J. H., general merchandise.
Wieland, F. E., coal.
LEMONT
Bohn, George J., jenely.
Evey, A. H., jewelry.
Evey, E. W. & Son, produce.
Hoy, R. K., auto supplies.
Lenker, J. E., general merchandise. i
Mitchell, John, hardware. |
Ross, Eimer C., general merchandise. !
Schreck Bros., oils. |
Williams, George C., furniture.
MARTHA FURNACE
Ebert, O. D., general store.
MONUMENT
Glossner, Harry, eating house.
Galbraith, Clair, fish.
Mann, Harvey, ice cream.
Vulcan Trading Co., general store.
MOSHANNON.
Brodencshok,- John, meats.
Groe, A. A., general merchandise.
Lewis, LeRoy, general merchandise.
Sik Rush, feeds.
aurer, Clara, ice cream.
MADISONBURG
Everett, Thomas, general merchandise.
Hazel, B. E., general merchandise.
Bartges, C. E., general merchandise.
MUNSON
Goldberg, Ike, general merchandise.
MINGOVILLE
Miller, E. L., general merchandise.
Workman, C. C., general merchandise.
Yarnell, Geo. H., ice cream.
MILLHEIM
Allison, J. R. G., cigars.
Auman, N. A, groceries.
Bowersox, B. F., drugs.
Breon, C. H., automobiles.
Burd, Mrs. L. V., millinery.
Boob Lunch Room, cigars.
Berman, Jacob, cigars.
Campbell, 8. M., furniture.
Colombus, Sol, junk.
Frank, A. A. & Sons, general store.
Griffith & Ulrich, 5 and 10c store.
Hosterman and Stover, hardware.
Houseman, J. W. O., produce.
Kessler, A., clothing.
Leitzell, H. H., meats.
Meyer, T. F., general merchandise.
Mauck, E. W., general store.
McMullen Bros., feed.
Neiman, D. J., clothing.
Stover, R. S., jeweler.
Spigelmyer, J., general merchandise.
Snyder Home Bakery, bread.
Schreckengast Bros., groceries.
Smith & Adams, milliners.
Ulrich, T. B., cigars.
Weiser, F. F., gas.
MILESBURG
Grove, Anna M., coal.
Hummer, E. J., —goods.
Korman, C. W., merchandise.
Irwin, B. H., coal.
Milesburg Store Co., general store.
McCullough, M. J. t Sons Gen. Mds.
Miles, O. E. & Sons, general merchandise.
Sprankle, T. C., groceries.
Stucky, J. K., cigars.
Spicer, Mrs. Effie, candy.
etzler, F. L., general merchandise.
NITTANY
Betz, M. S., general merchandise.
Beck, J. H., general merchandise.
Kessin er, W. E., cigars.
Long, H. A., meats.
Peck Bros., merchandise.
Yearick, N. H., merchandise.
ORVISTON
Orviston Supply Co., Gen. merchandise.
Watson, Alex, fish. - .
Young, Fred J., candy.
OAK HALL
Etters, Clayton, feed.
Lowder, Ralph J., merchandise.
Kidder & Raymond, coal.
OSCEOLA MILLS
Copelin, Martin, gas and oil.
Demeck, Joseph, merchandise.
Gloyonski, Ed, merchandise.
Goss, R. J., merchandise.
Gravish, T. J., merchandise.
Kashmark, Ben, merchandise.
Harris, P. M,, gas.
Horgweht, James, grocery.
Stine, S. B., foundry.
Wood, William, hardware.
Zigner, Anthony, merchandise.
POWELTON
Lewis, Clarence, groceries.
PINE GLENN
Bates, Miss Edith, candy and cigars.
Boak, Mrs. Sallie, candy.
PLEASANT GAP
Gettig, H. C., meats.
Confer, Harry, merchandise.
Jodon & Summers, gas.
Noll, H. T., auto supplies.
Noll, W. H. Jr. & Bro., merchandise.
Noll, Ray C., cigars.
Stitzer, C. K., merchandise.
PORT MATILDA
Beckwith, J. T., merchandise.
Bennett, W. M., merchandise.
Gates, ins. produce.
Hoover, W. T., hardware.
Laird & Laird, meats.
Osman, 8. 8, gas.
Port Matilda-Supply Co., Gen. store.
Pringle, C."M.; general store.
Williams Brgs., feeds.
Woodring, H., coal. :
Williams, J. §., merchandise.
Reese, A. W., general merchandise.
Ammerman, G. G., produce.
PENNSYLVANIA FURNACE.
Bailey, J. H., produce.
Behrer, Chester, produce.
PINE GROVE MILLS,
Auman, BE. H,, feeds.
Barr, David, cigars.
Keller, John Co., coal.
Martz, BE. C., general merchandise.
Stuck and Kline, gas.
Watt, E. M., general merchandise.
d, 8. E., gal
Williams, J.
xf
8.
.» harness.
PHILIPSBURG
Atlantic Refiining Co., gas and oil.
Andrews, W. C,, dry goods.
Ayers Bros., groceries.
Adelman & Ratosky, dry goods.
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., Teas, Etc.
Austin, William,: cigars.
Alpine Restaurant,’ cigars.
Bea: igus, ris
ugzel, ar, drugs. =
Beate. Joh. groceries.
Butlin, William, cigars.
Birchfield, W. L., ry goods.
Bretts, J., candy an gars.
Bowser, William, cigars.
Norris, paper and paints.
n, H, A., meats.
Carmela, P., cigars.
Carpenter, M., milliner.
Centre Lumber Co., lum
Cenire Milling Co., feeds.
Cohen, M., meats.
Dugan, Josep
Deacon, Thomas, cigars.
Delaacy, W. F., meats.
y
Goss, auto supplies.
Dermis, BE. E., plumber.
Drives & Hoones, cigars.
Drinson, Thomas, Sugar Bowl, candy.
Kitchen, candy.
Edward, J. S., shoes.
Erhard, C. B., general store.
Electric Supply Co., electric supplies.
H. L., automobiles.
Fenberg, Lewis, gents goods.
Wm. & Son, meats.
Fredericks, W. J. Piano Co., musical in-
Gill, W. F., sporting goods.
Globe Store, dry goods.
Guelick, P. L., automobiles.
Gilbert, D. B., electric supplies.
Grebe Bros., cigars.
Garfinkle, H., junk.
Gearhart, Fred, groceries.
Hendon Stores, groceries.
Harper, H. E., candy.
Humphrey Bros., plaster board.
Hoffer's Novelty Store, novelties.
Hamilton’s Music Store, pianos.
Hoffman, F. L., tobacco.
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Haworth & Eboch, furniture.
Haggerty Bakery Co., bread.
Holling, Walter, groceries.
Hockman, Mrs. N., groceries.
Hopkins, James, cigars.
Hodas, Harry, junk.
Hurley & Ammerman, tires.
Ibberson, John, fancy goods.
Independent Oil Co., oils.
Jaffa, A., fruits.
Jones, Calvin, wall paper.
Jones Co., hardware.
Jones, Ed, groceries.
Juackick, Conrad, cigars.
Kellock, G. M., cigars.
Kephart, J. F., hardware.
Knepp, Lloyd, meats.
Kline, J. O., harness.
Kopelin, Morris, junk.
Kline, Roy C., cigars.
Leback, Mrs. Maria, groceries.
Lutz, A. D., electric supplies.
Mills, H. C., groceries.
Markowitz, A., groceries.
Miller, George W., cigars.
Maguire Bros., clothing.
Miller, S. Z. gents goods.
Maurer, Raymond, hardware.
Mestos Bros., cigars.
Meyer, J. W., cigars.
Mock, Miss C. H., milliner.
Mattern’s Meat Market, meats.
. S. & O. B., groceries.
Mark, H. A., Motor Co., automobiles.
McCrory Store Co., 5 and 10c store.
McCausland, J. G., jewelry.
Owens, W. F., pianos.
Owens, C. W., clothing.
Oregon Mercantile Co., groceries.
Penn Motor Co., automobiles.
Prichard, Josiah, automobiles.
Parker, George W., florist.
Press, Jacob, junk.
Plank & Bower, cigars.
Philipsburg Milk Depot, milk.
Peterson, W. E., groceries.
Pioneer Lunch Room, cigars.
PLilipshire Foundry Machine Co.,
ry.
rg Vale. Co., tires.
Parsky, Lewis, clothing and cigars.
Richards, George H., meats.
Rothrock, I. M., groceries.
Rusnak, Steve, groceries.
Runk & Dennison, auto supplies.
Rothrock Studio, kodaks.
, auto supplies.
Smith, Mrs. Mary cigars.
Stern, Morris, groceries.
Spilman, Myer, junk.
Stonebraker, W. J., groceries.
Sicks, John Jr., cigars.
Sicks, Mike, cigars.
Sicks, Mike, cigars.
Schmidt, A. M., groceries.
Solomon, D., groceries.
Smith, F. R., dry goods.
Singer Machine Co., machines.
Troutman, George F., drugs.
The Quality Boot Shop, shoes.
The Model Shop, millinery.
Urbine, Albert, produce.
Vail, Howard, automobiles.
Woodring Meat Shop, meats.
Workman’s Cash Grocery, groceries.
‘Watson, Blair, cigars.
Williams, Polly, store goods.
Wilenzek, Theo, clothing.
Weber, Frank Est., furniture.
‘Womer, Rob, store.
Witten, Wm., store.
‘Walton, Albert J., drugs.
Yonkey, August, groceries.
Zeff, Simon, clothing.
REBERSBURG
Beyers, C. E,, feed.
Bierley, W. F., produce.
Bierley, 8. A., lumber.
Daveler, J. R., cigars.
Gephart, S. L., merchandise.
Haines, M. C., merchandise.
Bennett, E. S., merchandise.
Witmer, Mrs. Ida, merchandise.
STATE COLLEGE
Atlantic Refining Co., gas and oil.
Athletic Store, athletic goods.
Brown, Henry, j
a ia - Hoffman, Frank; tobacco.’
College Drug.
Decker & Harper; automobiles.
Deal, Albert:&- Sen, plumbers.
Foster, Philip, coal. Y
L. D., general merchandise.
Fromm, Morris, clothing.
Fishel, John, groceries.
Gentzell, W. R., general merchandise.
rifith, H, P., music room.
illiland, Ray, drug
Gregory Bros, t
Hartswick, N. N., automobiles.
Haugh, John, general store.
Hurwitz, Moses, store.
dy and tobacco.
Hubler Bros., auto supplies.
Ww.
Imboden, Anita,
Jaramie Manuel, cigars.
Keller, J. D., meats.
Keller, H. N., meats.
Koons & Hartman, candy.
Lohman, Geo.
Morell, H. G., notions.
Musser, C., harness.
Musser, J. H., groceries.
Miller & Breon, groceries.
N., merchandise.
Montgomery & C
McCormick, L. M
Moffett, Anna M., millinery store.
Porter & Weber, paper.
Resides, C. T., mea
e Fuel & Supply Co., fuel.
, Son, hardware.
Sowers, H. ‘W., clothing.
Snyder, Cora, nn :
Struble Grocery,
GZ.
College Billiard Co., cigars.
Smith, W. E., clothin
lectric Supply Co., Elec. supplies.
State-Centre Electric Supply Co., electric
supplies.
Schillings, Chas., 2nd hand furniture.
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The Twenty Century 8
e Shop, furnishing store,
rsity Club, cigars.
The Columbia Shop, graphophones.
The Crabtree Co., J
Lynn, cement.
Varsity Pool Room, cigars.
SPRING MILLS
Ackerman, F. W., groceries.
., implements.
tore Co., shoes.
F. A., merchandise,
. I., harness.
0. ., preduce.
Krape, Charles
Rishel, J. H., merchandise.
Rote, 8S. G., feeds.
Rossman, H. F., merchandise.
Reid, H. I1., 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 &; rugs i &
cKinley, Mrs. F. C., cigars roceries.
McLaughlin, M. J., groceries. 2
SANDY RIDGE
Bemeth, R. J., cigars.
Cowher, Levi, meats.
Edminston, E., merchandise,
Heath, Miss L. B., candy.
Kenney, A. W,, cigars.
Lewis, Clarence, soft drinks,
Marchella, Charles, store.
Spitler, Mrs. Annie, cigars and candy.
Sykes, Frank G., merchandise.
Twiggs, 8. 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 Est., 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
Bartholemew, 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, Wm., produce.
Kidder & Raymond, grain.
PHILIPSBURG
Atlantic Refining Co., gas and oil.
Centre Milling Co., feeds.
Finberg, Isaac, coal.
Gill Manufacturing Co., mine supplies.
Guelick, P. L., auto supplies,
Hoffman & Runk, produce. .
Independent '0il Co., oils.
Joffa, A., fruits.
T.auderbach:Zérby Co., groceries.
Philipsburg: Hardware Co., 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. BE.
REBERSBURG
Bierley, S. A., produce.
RUNVILLE
Bennett, E. 8. lumber.
RESTAURANTS, EATING HOUSES
AND CAFES
BELLEFONTE
Moerschbacher, Mary, restaurant.
Blackfard, Clyde, restaurant,
$isely, George H., restaurant,
Daggett, W. L., tea room.
Dry, H. W., lunch.
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.
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Penn Hall Garage, au
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