MERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT. (Continued from preceding page.) Singer Sewing Machine Co., sewing ma- chines. Sowers, D. A., tires. Sloane & Sloane, merchandise. Stempley Furniture Co., furniture. Schmidt, F. & R., merchandise. Stine, W. E., groceries. Sicks, John, groceries. Stonebraker, W. F., groceries. Troutwine, Geo. F., drugs. The American Oil Co., oil and gas. The Atlantic Refining Co., oil and gas. T'he Chocolate Shop, candy. The Centre Lumber Co., lumber. The Great A. & P. Tea Co. No. ceries. The Great A. & P. Tea Co. No. ceries. The Great A. & P. Tea Co., No. ceries. The Hat Shop, Millinery. The Hendon Stores, No. 1, groceries. The Hendon Stores, No. 2, groceries. The Haggerty Baking Co., bread. The Phbg. Hotel Corp., cigars. The Olympia Billiard Parlor, cigars. Walters, Morris, confectionery. What to Wear, millinery. What to Wear, clothing. Nalton, J. Albert, drugs. Woedring's Meat Market, meat. Wilenzik, P., clothing. Woomer, Robert S., groceries. 1, gro- 2, gro- 3, gro- Workman's Cash Grocery, No. 1, gro- ceries. workman's Cash Grocery, No. 2, gro- ceries. : Workman's Cash Grocery, No. 3, gro-- ceries Wilenzik, Philip, clothing. Zavalydrig, John, clothing. Zeff, Simon, clothing. REBERSBURG. Bierly, 8S. A., auto supplies. Bierly, W. F. & Sons, produce. Bierley’s Garage, auto supplies. Bierly, C. C., lumber. Gephart, S. L., merchandire. Garrett, G. P., auto supplies. Haines, H. C., merchandise. Hanselman, J. B., merchandise. Mallory, S. O., confections. Meyer, Robert, produce. Meyer, Robert W., produce. Minning, Harry L., confectionery. ROOPSBURG. R., gas and oil. RUNVILLE. Bennett, E. S., merchandise. SALONA. P., Produce. SMULLTON. Stover, H. H., merchandise. Walizer, S. A., merchandise. SANDY RIDGE. Barnett, R. J., groceries. Cowher, Levi, meats. trasco Bros. groceries. Hirue Service Station, confectionery. Heath, L. B., Mrs., groceries. Marshall, Chas., groceries. Twigg, S. E., merchandise. SNOW SHOE. Bland, Rena, Mrs. millinery. Carlson Bros., confectionery. Croyle & Croyle, groceries. Confer, John & Son, auto supplies. Gillette, Orvis, confectionery. Haziner, E. F., confectionery. Maslae, Toney, confectionery. MecLaughlin, M. J., merchandise. Russell, James, merchandise. - Sinclair, Julia, confectionery. Sickel, W. A., drugs. Stevens, Arthur, gas. Shank, A. D. meat. The Atlantic Refg., Co., oils. SPRING MILLS. Breon, Willis E., produce. Carson, Frank, merchandise. Condo, 8S. L., merchandise. Carson, F. A., merchandise. Corman, O. T., merchandise. Dunlap, A. C,, cigars. Detwiler, P. K., cigars. Hungard, Chas. H., implements, Iretteroff, Homer W., feed. Garman, confectionery. Grove, Arthur,, coal. Grove, 8S. Paul, coal. Gramley, W. O,, sugar. Hackenberg, B. F., produce. Krape, Charles A., merchandise. Kern, J. P., produce. Lee, W. E., cigars. Long, C. P. merchandise. Myers, J. F., meat. Meyers, B. G., cigars. Meyers’ Garage, auto supplies. Rearick, P. J., merchandise. Rote, 8S. G., merchandise. Rossman, H. ¥., merchandise. Rishel, J. H., merchandise, Smith, John & Bro., furniture. Smith, L. Carl, merchandise. Smith, E. W., merchandise. Snyder, Wm. T., merchandise. Smith and Corman, furniture. STATE COLLEGE. Behrer, Harry, hardware. Brown, Henry, junk. College Boot Shop, shoes. Corl, John, merchandise, Corl, Ira, feed. Clemson Bros., auto supplies. Deal, Albert, plumbing. Eatland Quick Lunch, confectionery. Evergreen Filling Station, gas and oil. Electric Supply Co., electric supplies. BEgolf, Isaac, merchandise. Fishburn, C. W., merchandise. Xoster, Philip D., coal. Fromm, Morris I., clothing. Fye's Grocery, groceries. Fye, L. D., merchandise. Graham Hat Shop, clothing. Grubler Grocery and Meat Market, groceries and meat. Grubb’s Service Station, gas and oil Grubb, Roland S., groceries. Gilliland, Ray D., drugs. Gregory Bros., confections. Gentzel, W. R., merchandise. Graham & Sons, confections. Gernerd, E. W., oil and gas. Goss, George A., plumbing. Houser, J. H., merchandise. Highland Grocery and Market, groceries. Hoy, R. V. and Son, groceries. Haz Drug Co., drugs. Harpers Garage, auto supplies. Harpers Garage, auto supplies. Harter, J. Raymond, confectionery. Hillside Ice Co., ice. Houtz, Earl H., radio supplies. Hann & O'Neil, jewelry. Harris, James, shoe polish. Homan, Park R., lumber. Hurwitz, Edith, clothing. Johnson, C. M., oil and gas. Keefer-Nolan Hardware Co., Hdwr. Knox, W. W., cigars. Kimport, Myra, millinery. Keystone Power Club, electric supplies, Ladies Sample Shop, ladies wear. Montgomery & Co., clothing. Musser, Harry N., merchandise. Mussiner, Walter J., auto supplies. Musser’s Garrage, auto supplies. Morris, Albert P., shoes. Myers, H. M., cigars. Myers, J. J., meat. Metzgar, L. K., stationery. Musser, J. H., merchandise. Martin, J. B., stationery. Nahass, M., confectionery. Nittany News Stand, magazines. Nerhood, G. M,, auto supplies. Nittany Restaurant, cigars. Oriole Store Co., grocerige. Old Main Art Shop, antiques. O’Neil, Bud T., merchandise. O'Neil, J. A., cigars. Penn State Auto Co., auto supplies. Penn State Hardware Co., hardware, Penn State Photo Shop, films. Penn State Cafe, confections. Porter & Weber, paper. Probst, C. E., shoes. Peirson, H., shoes. Penn State Hardware Co., hardware. Platt, Lynn, cigars. Robison, C. W., coal. Rexall Drug Co., drugs. State College Motor Co., auto supplies. Struble, J. D., notions. Sauers, H. W., clothing. State College Fuel & Supply Co., coal. State College Fuel & Supply Co., auto supplies. Serfas, Paul 8. V., confections. Strubles’ Grocery, groceries. Scherer, Chas. A., cigars. State University Shoe Co., shoes. Snyder, C. E., auto supplies. Schlows Quality Shop, clothing. Smith, W. E., clothing. State College Floral Shop, florist. State Gas & Oil Co., gas and oil. Sargon, G. W. Sr., confections. Strouse, J. H., confections. State College Hotel Co., confections. Start Bros. confections. The Blue Moon, groceries. Houser, E. Kirby, F. The Fashion Shop, clothing. The Crabtree Co., jewelry. The Clark Motor Co., auto supplies. The Vogue Shop, notions. The Fenway TeaRoom, confections. The Athletic Store, sporting goods. The Atlantic Retining Co., oil and gas. The Great A. and P. Co., groceries. The Purity Tea Room, confections. Taylor, J. W., groceries. Taylor, Carlisle W., groceries. Tressler, Ezra, meat. University Club, cigars. Vance, Nellie J., toilet supplies. Varsity Pool Room, cigars. Weber and Porter, paper. Wasson, E. G., butter. Weiss Pure Food Store, groceries. Winner's Meat Market, meats. Womer, J. Lynn, cement. Weiser Motor Co., auto supplies. TUSSEYVILLE. P., merchandise. WINGATE. Davidson, James & Son, confecticns. Fisher, T. W., groceries. Witmer, Ida, Mrs. merchandise. WOODWARD. Feidler, S. J., produce. Long, H. F., produce. Motz, E. W. & Co., merchandise. Orndorf, L. D., merchandise. Orodorf, Isaac M., implements. Orndorf, 8S. H., produce. Reffner, W. E., groceries. Stover DB. W., merchandise. Woodward Garage, oil and gas. WARRIORSMARK. Dearmit, S. E., merchandise. YARNELL. Miller, H. O., groceries. Ramer, C. WHOLESALE LICENSES. AARONSBURG. Crouse, H. E., produce. BOALSBURG. Brouse, W. H., produce. BELLEFONTE. Atlantic Refining Co., oil and Gas. Jeatty Motor, Co., auto supplies. Bellefonte Distributing Co., groceries and supplies. Beezer, Geo. A., auto supplies. Bonfatto, G., fruits. Bellefonte Fuel & Supply Co., grain. Centre Oil & Gas Co., oil and gas. Ertley, G. G., Edgefonte Filling Station, oil and gas. Hockman, A. F., feed. Hockman, N. J., feed. Hoy, H. & Son, produce. Imperial Refining Co., oil and gas. Krader W. C., auto supplies. Lauderbach-Griest, Co., groceries. Macker, W. H. groceries. Mayer, F. M., grain. McCalmont & Co., lumber. Musser, G. F. & Co., groceries. Potter-Hoy Hardware Co., hardware. Wagner, C. Y. & Co., grain. COBURN. Atlantie Refining Co., gas and oil. Coburn Farm and cream Co. produce, Malecne, F. J., produce. CENTRE HALL. Bartholomew, C. B., produce. Bradford & Co., grain. Daaberman, J. G., preduce. Fetteroff Garage, Auto supplies. Hockman, C. N., produce. Kerlin Grandview Poultry Farm, pro- duce, MeClenahan, Wm. grain. HOWARD. Atlantic Refining Co., oil and gas. Diehl, Jos. D., produce. Kline, H. A., groceries. Long W. H., grain. LEMONT. Butler Oil & Sales Co., oil and gas. Ross, Elmer C,, grain. : LINDEN HALL. Gingerich Bros., hay. Ross Lynn W., grain. MILLHEIM. H. H., produce. MILESBURG. Sinclair Refining Co., oil and gas. OAK HALL. Raymond and Homan, coal. Kidder and Raymond, grain. Ferree, W. A., produce. SNOW SHOE. Atlantic Refining Co., oil and gas. SPRING MILLS. Homer W. Fetterhoff, grain. HUBLERSBURG. Hublersburg Supply Co., produce. TUSSEYVILLE. Rockey, W. F., produce. FLEMING. Blackwood, J. W.. lumber. Holt, G. W. and Son, lumber. PORT MATILDA. Crain, C. W., lumber. Crain, W. Scott, lumber. Williams Bros., feed. PHILIPSBURG. Atlantic Refining Co., oil and gas. Centre Milling Co., feed. Cole, Raymond, T., auto supplies. Gulick, P. L., auto supplies. Gill Mfrs., Co., miners supplies. Hoffman, F. I.., tobacco. Hoffman, W. E. Co. produce. Kephart, J. J., hardware. Lauderbach-Griest Co., groceries. Philipsburg Hardware Co., hardware. Reed, J. O., feed. Swift & Co., meats. Sinelair Refining Co., oil and gas. PLEASANT GAP. Jodon and Son, auto supplies. REBERSBURG. Bierly, 8. A., produce. Bierly, W. F. & Son, produce. . STATE COLLEGE. Atlantic Refining Co., oil and gas. Fye’s Grocery, groceries. Grubb, Roland §., groceries. Haugh, John & Sons, groceries. Neidigh, J. D., grain. State College Fuel & Supply Co., oil and Leitzell, gas. State College Commission Co., hay and grain. Serfas, Paul 8, V., confections. Snyder, C. E., auto supplies. State Gas & Oil Co., oil and gas. RESTAURANTS AND EATING HOUSES. AARONSBURG. Smith, O. P., restaurant. BOALSBURG. Ferguson, G. W., restaurant. BELLEFONTE. Triangle Tea Room, tea room New American Restaurant, restaurant. Blackford, Clyde I., restaurant. Bilger, Chas. tea room. Bartley, Frank, tea room. Colonial Restaurant, restaurant. Dunklebarger, M. J., tea room. Kniseley’s Restaurant, restaurant. Last Resort Tea Room, tea room. Martin, W. H., tea room. Miles, Mrs. E. J., restaurant. CENTRE HALL. Coldren, M. E. Detwiler, J. H. Homan’s Restaurant. Mitterling, D. E. : CLARENCE. Hall, W. B. and Son. Kachik, John M. FLEMING. Fisher, Dora E, HOWARD. Green, Edward Lueas, Oscar M. Pletcher, Harold. Williams, Geo. L. JULIAN. Andrews, Annie MILESBURG. Hugg and Kramer Spicer, Effie Sprankle, T. C. MILLHEIM. Boob Lunch Room, restaurant. Springer, 8. P., restaurant. NITTANY. Strunk, W. B., tea room. PLEASANT GAP. Baird, L. E., tea room. PORT MATILDA. Lykens, H. B., restaurant. PINE GROVE MILLS. Thompson, W. F., tea room. The Russell Restaurant, restaurant. Lauck’s Restaurant, restaurant. Lauck’s Restaurant, restaurant. PHILIPSBURG. Acton, Harry, restaurant. Brink’s Restaurant, restaurant. Chocolate Shop, tea room. Freemans, Harry Est., restaurant. Glover, E., Mrs. restaurant. Modern Restaurant, restaurant. McMullen, Charles, restaurant. Pioneer Tea Room, tea room. Railroad Restaurant, restaurant. The Philipsburg Hotel Corp., restaurant. REBERSBURG. Wolfe, A. B., restaurant. Mallory, S. O., restaurant. SNOW SHOE. Gillette, Orvis, restaurant. Sinclair, Julia, restaurant. SANDY RIDGE. Restaurant, restaurant. SPRING MILLS. Detwiler, P. K., restaurant. Hackenberg, B. F., restaurant, Meyer, B. G., restaurant. STATE COLLEGE. Coffee, Mrs Jean, tea room. Eatland Quick Lunch, tea room. Fenway Tea Room, tea room. Knox, W. W., restaurant. Laird’s Tea Room, restaurant. Nittany Restaurant, restaurant. Nahrass, M., restaurant. O'Neil, J. A. restaurant. O'Neil, B. J., restaurant. Penn State Cafe, restaurant. Purity Tea Room, tea room. The Blue Moon, tea recom. BROKERS. BELLEFONTE. Robert F. PHILIPSBURG. Journal Fial Estate Co STATE COLLEGE. Helmes, J. L. l.ederer, Eugene H. Mason, Walter R. State Realty Co. Hirne Hunter, Daily THEATRES. BELLEFONTE. Brown, 'T. C., movie. Brown, 1. C., theatre. CLARENCE. Hall, W. B. & Son, movie. PHILIPSBURG. Rewland Theatre, theatre, Seven Stars Theatre, movie. STATE COLLEGE. Pastime Theatre, theatre. Nittany Theatre, theatre. MILLHEIM. Improvement Club, SANDY RIDGE. ¥rasco Bros.,, movie. POOL. BLANCHARD. Moon, A. R. BELLEFONTE. Anderson, Charles W. Bickett, W. W, Finklestine, David Hood’s Billiard Parlor. CENTRE HALL. Ioman Pool Room. Mitterling, D. C. CLARENCE. B. and Seon. HOWARD. Yearick, C. A. MILESBURG. W. MILLHEIM. Misser, G. O. Spiglemyer, J. ORVISTON. Supply Co. PHILIPSEBURG. Butler, Wim. Bowers, J. V. Erb, C. W,. Myers, J. W. Olympic Billiard Parlor. togers, W. E. Sicks, John. SNOW SHOE. Gillette, Orvis. McLaughlin, M. J. PORT MATILDA. Redenberger & Baumgardner. STATE COLLEGE. Harris, James Myers, H. M. Platt, Lynn. Varsity Poel Parlor. ‘ SPRING MILLS. Detwiler, P. K. : gy For ihe purpose of correcting amy er- rors of appraisement an appeal will be reld at the County Treasurer's office at the Court House in Bellefonte, Pa., on Thurs- day July 8th, between the hours of 9 a. 1a. and 1 p. m. when and where all those who desire may attend. SAMUEL T. RICHARDS. Mercantile Appraiser. Ladies theatre. Hall, W. Smith, E. Orviston 71-25-4t Keystone Power Corporation Testing Meters. The regular meter testing period of the Keystone Power corporation will be conducted this summer in the ter- ritory served by the Bellefonte and State College offices. Every three years the Power company makes a periodical test of all the meters lo- cated on the premises of their con- sumers. The purpose of these tests is to make an inspection of the meters to see that they are in perfect running condition. For the convenience of the com- pany’s consumers each meter tester will be equipped with a meterman’s badge of the West Penn system. This badge will identify the men conduct- ing the work and will greatly assist the consumers in recognizing them as representatives of the local company. In order that these men may be thoroughly familiar with all the 71-16-tf LUMBER? Oh, Yes! Call Bellefonte 432 W.R. Shope Lumber Co. Lumber, Sash, Doors, Millwork and Roofing phases of the work, the Keystone Power corporation is conducting a special meter school in Bellefonte for two weeks. 6S RRR SR) Centre Hall P. O. S. of A. Memorial Services. | Washington camp No. 889 P. O. S. i of A., of Centre Hall, will place floral | tributes and flags on the graves of i deceased members on Sunday, June | 20th, as follows: Centre Hall, at 2:30 { p.m.; Tusseyville at 3 p.m.; Spruce- town at 3:30. All members are re- { quested to meet at the camp room in Centre Hall at 2 p.m., and take flow- { ers. Those who haven't cars should report to W. H. Bland and transpor- tation will be arranged for them. On Sunday, July 4th, at 10:30 a.m., Rev. J. Max Kirkpatrick, a member of Centre Hall camp, will deliver a patriotic sermon in the Presbyterian church at that place. All members are requested to meet at camp room at 10 o’clock and march to the church in a body. Veterans of the G. A. R,, Spanish-American and world wars are invited to meet with the P. O. S. of A. at their camp room and partici- pate in the service. Members of near- by camps are also invited. eee seen ete . | —It’s all in the “Watchman” and it’s all true. Keystone Power Corporation. The Board of Direciors of the Keystone Power Corporation has declared quarter- ly dividend of one and three quarters (1-%.7%) per cent., for the quarter ending June 30, 1926, payable cn the 7% Preferred Stock of the Company on July 1st, 1926 to stockholders of record at the close of business on June 19th, 1926. T1-25-1t. C. F. KALP, Treasurer. NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS. DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE—Letters E of administration on the estate of Mary C. Leathers, late of Union- ville Boro., Centre county, having been granted the undersigned, all persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate are hereby notified to make immediate settlement thereof and those having claims against the same should present them, properly authenticated, for payment to CLARA LEATHERS, Administratrix 71-25-6t Unionville, Pa. SALE.— By virtue ‘of a { <HERIFF'S . writ of Levari Facias issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Centre county, to me directed, will be ex- posed to public sale at the Court House in the Borough of Bellefonte, on SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1926, the following property: All that certain messuage, tenement and tract of land situate in Philipsburg Bor- ough, Centre County, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows: — BEGINNING at a peint on the Southern line of Pine Street, between North Centre and Second Streets, which point is the ! intersection of said Southern line of Pine Street and line drawn through the Eastern wall of a brick building now being erected on the Southern part of the residue of premises of the granter and which point is 44 feet, more or less, from the corner of said Pine Street and an Alley in an East- erly direction; thence along said Pine Street in a Westerly direction. a distance of 44 feet, more or less to the Eastehn line of an Alley, parallel with North Centre Street, and in a Southerly direction, a distance of 90 feet more or less, to line of lot of H. H. Hewitt; thence along the line of same and parallel with Pine street, a distance of 44 feet, more or less, to the Western wall of a brick building now being erected on other lands of the grantor herein, and thence in a Northerly direction along said Western wall of brick building now being erected on other lands of ‘the said grantor herein and continuing on the same course thereof, a distance of 90 feet more or less, to point on the Southern line of Pine Street and the place of begin- ning. Having erected thereon a frame barn or stable. Being the same premises as were sold and conveyed unto the mort- gager herein by Wm. M. Bower, et ux, by deed of even date, not yet recorded. Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as the property of Harry L. Harper. Sale to commence at 1.30 o'clock p. m. of said day. BE. R. TAYLOR, Sheriff. Sheriff's office, Bellefonte, Pa., June Tth, 1926. 71-25-3t. Attention! Parents, Boys and Girls! Don’t Forget THAT Public School Savings Department OUR Is Open Every Wednesday Throughout the Summer Vacation Months ome in and make your deposits weekly or mail them to us with your bank book. Credit will be given to you the same as when you were attending school. Bellefonte Trust Co. BELLEFONTE, PA. Quality Goods Make Satisfied Customers e strive to get the BEST GOODS MADE. We are satisfied we get them. Hence you will save money when buying from us. Dockash Ranges, Florence 0Qil Stoves, Kitchen Cabinets, Refrigerators, N ewly-Weds Linoleums, Kitchen Utensils, Etc. Olewine’s Hardware 71-16 tf EE LCE, USMS Ni Ue Ue Ue Led Leet lei led bie Ue) lied Leth Ue) Ue Ue] Cornerstones of Success n the shop, as in the home and school, clear vision is the ally of clear thinking. And clear thinking is nec- essary for intelligent doing—the cornerstone of suc- cess. Do not let defective eyesight hinder your progress. Dr. Eva B. Roan Bellefonte Wednesday—1.30 to 4.30 p.m. Saturday—9.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. 71-22tf State College Tuesday, Thursday and Friday PUI AAS IAG SPAN OSAP SAPP I Ry A __ ———ts 3 “ fot Weather Clothes il Faubles Palm Beach Crash, Tropical Worsteds—the Best. and Largest Assortment we have Ever Shown. Tailored to hold their shape and good looks until completely worn out.. Priced hon- estly. Let. us show you HOW GOOD this Clothing can be. A. Fauble
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