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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
FAIRGROUNDS ASSOCIATION
ELECTS OFFICERS FOR YEAR

j. c Mckinley. retiring president.
ana MI X. u. Naylur. retiring secre-
'aty, Tor their faithful and untiring
Work In behalf Of the organization.
both gentlemen. IN rendering their
designations. stated that other duties
aevolving upon them would not per
mt iner dlscharging the duties OF the
onces with the spirit and labor they
WISHED 10 do II they were continued
u viii be noted that Messrs. McKin.
ley and Naylor are still connected
with the association as members Of
me executive committee and boar-
OF directors. respectively.
Following the reading OF his annual
report. showing the great good that
mad been wrought by the association
curing the past twelve months. among
me children OF the Wheeling district:
me bright future outlook for a larger
ana better organization and play
grounds. Mr. W. Francis Hyde. recre-
aton manager. was reelected for an
other six months. dating from May I.
Other Reports.
The reports Of the other officials
were submitted. including that of re-
firing president. Mr.. j. c. Mckinley,
who in part said
As retiring president OF your Asso-
citation, | take pleasure in reporting
to you that the past year OF the asso-
citation has been by far the most salts
factory and successful OF any year dur
ing the period OF It's existence.
Early in the Spring Of 1914 an ex-
tensive campaign was carried on 10
secure funds for the years operation
approximately $4,000 was pledged and
practically all Of this has been pain
in. Your association employed a
trained and experienced man a. ruCre-
alton manager and this has proved a
most successful move.
Your association has maintained
and operated two very excellent and
successful social ccnters. one at Jeffer-
son school in East Wheeling and one
at Mckinley school in South Wheeling.
The Fairgrounds despite our most
earnest Efforts. are still very made
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feet covering and carrying out Of the
system the Catarrh infested matter by
way OF the blood, liver and kidneys,
Catarrh IL overcome and permanently
conquered.
There Is not a drop Of alcohol or
any narcotic in DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, but in this safe
vegetable remedy there is mighty
alternative power which by replacing the
blood impurities with pure, rich blood,
not only ends Catarrhal conditions
wherever located, but vitaiizes the kid
neys, stomach, liver, bowels and every
orean Of the body. People who suffer
humiliation and mental misery because
OF Pimples, Skin Rash, Blotches. Erup-
hons, Boils, Csrbuncles, are especially
benefited. IL Is not a secret remedy
for its ingredients are printed on
wrapper.
Send for free book on the blood 20 DR..
Pierce, lnvalids' Hotel, Buffalo. ~. \.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04

THROUGHOUT the campaign Of
the allies in China, in 1900. the
! - japanese proved to the officers
OF all other nations that they
were able to Outmarch any other ma
ton. The American soldiers ranked
second In point Of endurance, but the
Japanese beat them by sos. The
value OF their Jiu Jitzu system il
proven - the fact that the japanese
while a small people, possess the sreat-
est endurance Of any people on earth
They believe healthy stomach Is the
basis OF all health. These little people
are al muscle and sinews, yet they eat
very little
The stomach 10 the center OF the
body from which radiates our vitality,
stron1osity, and mental viRor. Given
. dyupeptic's stomach and the mind Is
overawed with coming disasters, with
blue feelings, with pessimism. In case
Nc have headache, tired, WORKOUT feel.
infs, nervousness and sleeplessness. the
chances are is due 20 the stomach
disturbance. Put the stomach IN order
and you have shut out disease and un-
happiness. Granted this, then what Is
best 90 doP Doctor Pierce-an eminent
authority - has said. diet, then plenty
Of pure water between meals and
AAHN HNMNNAuAe Nuule Tor the stomach.
Some forty years $50 Doctor Pierce
studied these conditions and he upon
an alternative extract, a Temperance
medicine Tor it, made from roots
and herbs without = particle Of alcohol
o. narcotic, that would refresh and
! tone 10 the stomach walls and BY put
unf them IN healthy state thus in
crease the absorption a the mineral
elements in the food 20 increase our
red blood corpuscles. Thus. his Cold
en- Medical Discovery makes rich red
blood, builds up vitality. strength end
hsalth. % that aIl those distressiaE
symptoms ot stomach trouble ere cured
and the body h stronE 90 resist disease.
The prompt and certain acf.on of
DR.. ficrcc's Golden Medical Discovery
IN DRIVING aH harmful FERNS and rm.
p-uues from che blood. sets in motion
che rrpair process which works art....
on the dIsrased membrane where &C..
tnrrh fouushrs unchecked or where
fhe skin fivcs uHrH..E 81 che bad
blood beneath BY showing pimp'cs end
bods, also fHe skin clears Up end be-.
comes wholesome Hri ruHtv.
ln"s Fr rH...-r ur H new end per-.
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THE THEATRE
IKE oEzszAE SIDE OF
IKE EUnoREAM WAH

Scenes % actual combat which In
cllds the forces OF tue Germans. Aus-
TRANS. French. Bslgians Russians. SER
NlAns. etc. are a part Of the Authentic
var pictures 20 be exhibited in the
Court Theatre Tor three days starting
With mayines this Afternoon.
one % the modern means u Narfare
- shown h. srmored train outside %
AntNsfp This train Sas operated out
9f Antwerp and vas used 81 the Brit
ish forces % lombard the German rosf-
Iof- Prom distance % from ten a.
tNclNc miles u WAS possible Tor tA-
bFltons o. reduce the ruins with mighty
ten-iuch guns. the smaller villages
which rad been captlred ana olcaTiei
by tfs Kaiser troops.
There o. also shown scenes on board
ne German flagship the Gneiscua l
Nhieh vac SUM - the British In a
the mystery ship q the German
navy. the celebrated Karlsruhe. 200 zoos.
subjects brolglt from India really not
concerned In tho outcome Of the war.
~ Empire. IT. d. a fact in history that
the Bengal troops won India for EuE-
laud. The German Army is seen enter
inE Erussells which has been character
l4ed a.. the greatest military achieve
Weut Of the axe. After weeks 81 nght-
INK, bombarding and untold priyation.
and with enormous loss of life on a..
part OF The belgiun-. this huge Ger
man force occupied their capitol
All % the pictures have been taken
with the perml --iou 81 the German Cen
sral star and have the authorization
ul tho Kaiser Every scene trufhf4If,.
d'plcts some important incident Ia con-
uection w'th the greatest war OF all
Performance viii d. given thrice
daily, 80. 1880 and g IN.
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ANNUAL MEETING HELD YEsrER.
DAY AFTERNOON AT BOARD
. or TRADE.
Plans for Ensuing Year outiined-Re.
ports Made by the Retir.
Ina Officers

me annual meeting OF the Wheel
INK Playground Association was held
yesterday afternoon in the assembly
room OF the Board OF Trade. Retiring
rresident J. Z. Mckinley. OF the or
kahihauon' presided. Reports from
me various ohcers were read. and
the following omcers Tor the ensuing
year were elected;
Orheers.
ron Seorse a. IauShlin, president
MRS. c X. Hubbard, FIRST vice presi
cent.
Mr.. george w. lutz' second vice
president
M. James Cummtns, treasurer.
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ST. GAINESVILLE


The case OF Angelo slulu Nst The John
SON Coal company will be- tried boo Bel
mont county common pleas court ON
Thursday. March the All. lue gla.Utf
was employed by the johnson Coat
company lu "a mine Al Pipe Greek. Belle
aIre. TIE plaintiff was "a loader lu the
sHlt mine when ON the Zlst OF June,
1910 owing Co the CaTtlssEufss and
negligence OF tho defendant and It's
~ uts was struck by the bumlsr OF "a
car used uy the said company. thereby
UI -ahiIuF two toes Of his left foot The
IlHlutlu says that the car was an ulI
on, lu need 0f repairs and had loose
bolts. which would mot hold 10 together
and Tor this reason vent or The tracks.
% he pial.un says that 600 the time Of
tie accident De VA strong able bodied
uan and that now Doc Ia injured FOR life
for such injuries De Ig asking Judgment
L. III. sum u .-- I..--.-- .---.---
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HENPEcKED HENRY.

"HenUccksd Henry ls the kind I'll,
.huN one takes PLEASURE GA recommend
inE 20 friends. Those who have seen
~ in other cities are boosting n very
strongly so chances ar taken ~
lfalsluE this production In advance ~
D. entertainment OF the ideal sort
mere j. display Of rare ability on the
part OF "a CuturIv OF singing and dan
cling farcrurs ana chorus provided with
du excellent vehicle. n is broad satire
az times, clever farce comedy always
and luugus are certain. Th. fun b. fast
ana FURIOUS az all times. "Henpecksd
henry VIII De- seen az the Court three
.aF starting Monday. with matinee
W 'dn"sday. Seats can be bought to-
morrow
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Town Sergeant TO- O.. Poole. 81 South
Warwuo was business visitor boz
MUuHuasIIIf Tuesday
wilbur blood. of Martins Ferry. has
returned after visiting af the home u.
his parents. ur NIuUt.rnfh street and
IA aru cod avenue
a number of local people attended ttf
tUr.Im
Harry JUehumrrn has returned 90 T'.
home Ur IIEH'..H|H .|r.ff after bu...
mess IrIT f. Bethany Monday.
NrH Margaret Weaver Ir 900 a. The
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home % her sister. Mrs McGse. Of HaS
lett avenue. North Warwo0d.
Mrs. Carl Ebcrts has returned 60 hal
home on South Richland avenue. aftci
being operated on AZ the North Wheeling
hospital
Councilman Henry Rogers. Of South
WarwUOd avenue. spent Tuesday visiting
some % his old friends ir MoundsviIl0
Elmer tnmau. u0torman on the Pan
handle traction line. has returned %
work after an illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
LANCASTER PAPER SOLD

LANCASTER. Pa. March 8.-The
Morning News. IauCastor'a Oldest
morning paper. WITCH some time ago
went into the hands OF a receiver. was
sold at public sale today by an order
Of the court. The purchasers we're
Stcinman a. Foltz. propriotors % the
Lancaster Intelligence and Morning
Journal The News which was Wr.
publican. will now ba merged with tho
Journal which is Democratic. The
purchase price was $4,000 There
we're few bidders.
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Tho TrnrE'n Coal Dumlnu. s. l".fr
James 49, stewart ana IH.... H Ward
ding nU. noes under OBJ" uHm. UI stew.
.Tf and Ward. |H" plaintiffs ...aU o.
.fHHHrfH.|.'H and f..rH... w... H ..HH.
.fs of copper wire. H... s..H Stewart
H.T War. had f"" aHT.." ...H. .. ..I.
...f oft .H|Hu II. favor .. E.. H.H.
stewart Hr. ward Tho .."U.". .#..
frH. the r.rH HI# mot belong fH HHH..
coal com .H"H. and H... rf.wHr. aud
Ward Fl. HH Ira.| r.."f f. seize DO
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WOmCus Christian Temperance Union
CouE cutlou 20 be held In Beualre. Satur-
day. March btu. The delegate VIII
make report OF the DuuF eutlUu at the
next " g.. r. 4. meeting.
The Young Peoples. Branch % tho W.
n. U. T.. are sending Miss Anna Thomas
Co the convention. Misz Thomas will
max. report OF the meeting az the next
gathering OF the young Peoples Branch
% Ur convention uuuE'usa az a 100 o'clock
standard time fu the United rrssbyfyr-
ian church az Esllaire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04

ATTORNEY IUHr THrf.rI. of rsHa ...
uaH In town uH irraI business Hs.rr.
U."
Ua.." W james. 90 MARITIME Perry.
#I"
H HOLLOWAY % HrfFrrHrrf vH#
Dol town nr I.EHI business MrHuHHIa.
ATTORNEY 10 a. TaIrar. ~ Martins
Ferry. was on fraaI caller here NrfrsH
day
carl IHar. ri civil engineer. ~ Wr.
Cine Ir..H. was IH town nu iuH'rr
n. rfHr."H.
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fu the case OF Mary Lururu We tho
MhCgiur Traction company Iu which
frH plaintiff wnH ASKING lar ten fUHHH.
and dollars damages for being injured
while stepping on street car operated
D." the traction company vas settled Im
favor ~ fHr defendants. The case I8rf.
% HIl uHr Hu Tuesday and part #. Wed.
rssday ans was Houy contested through
out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04

At meeting ~ tho members o. tho
ladies AID Society OF the Methodist
church. tuesday evening. they decided
that they could raise about $1,000 Co b.
given Co the church for a new buIIdIul.
Tho ladies did not announce their pan.
90 raising or the funds. but 90 iH
thought that entertainments and spylala
viii b. given
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skin. severe colds. everything that =
horrible and nauseating. A Cascarst
to-nisht will str4ighten you cut oy
morning. l0csnt box from your
- VII keep your Liver active.
Bowels clean. stomach sWeet He'd
zeal, and maze yOu feel bully for
moutns- Don't forEet The chnfrsn-
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COLDS, HEADACHES, CONSTIPATION,
REGULATE YOUR BOWELS! 10 CENTS

Bad Colds. Furred Tongue. Indires.
t.pn. Sallow Skin and Miserable Head
lines come from n torpid liver and
clOgged cOnstipated bowels. which
cause your stomach 20 become filed
18th undigested food. which sOurs and
fr-rnerta llke garhaEe Oh a sNiIl bar
rel That's the hrst step 70 untold
tlisery foul gases. bad breath. yellow
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Miss LOraiu close Will entertain At
her home on MAN street at z o'clock.
Thursday Afternoon. About nifty iu.i-
tatous have been sent % out % town
friends
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The Tuesday .r.a.I club mot Of the
home or george lNuIrlurE last night
~ interesting program had been ar.
ing
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quately supplied. and there are sec
lions In which Their" II crying need
for the establishment OF this work We
have hlled long ielt want in two
small sections Of the city with the
social centers. yet this work must not
De allowed TO languish until every
school house is opened for the use %
the people Of Wheeling"
MAYORS Report
Retiring Secretary r. b. Naylor. who
enumerated the advancement made by
the association during the past year.
said that in 1914 tho youths Of this
city had larger and better recreation
facilities than ever before; that the
association had the support Of the
board Of education and the city park
playground commission 10 help the
cause along He paid tribute to
Messrs. ". =. Hubbard and G. r. Hub
bard. who gave the youths Of
Wheeling the Twenty-sixth street play
ground. Mr. Naylor told OF the good
work done by Recreation Manager
Hyde.
He said. In paying tribute to an
other local man During the summer
through the efforts OF Fireman Guy
Lacey Of the Eighth ward. the LaBolle
Iron Works turned over q good sized
piece Of Its property al Twenty fourth
and Water streets for playground pur-
poses. In closing be told Of the many
things done and the unuring efforts
OF retiring president j. T.. Mckinley,
who has been al the head OF the asso-
citation for the past three years Mr.
Naylor said
we had three Fairgrounds last sum
mer and two social Centers this win
ter. With the IaBclle property almost
ready for use and the board OF educa-
ton convinced Of the value Of social
center work. our recreation program
should bo enlarged the coming year
and with the right spirit and determl-
nation on the part Of all. 10 can be"
Retiring Treasurer James Cummins
showed that the association was ia
fair financial condition but that more
funds are needed this spring to keep
the organization up 90 the standard
% good and Receive work that is 10 be
carried opt during 1915.
The future work OF the association
was discussed. nearly an present
speaking on the plans. suggesting
ideas and tho best and most plausible
manner NJ conducting the organization
Ihal VIII nrln- about The best enter
tainu'nf and education 81 the many
youths OF this community
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs g. E Hubbard Nr and Mrs.
James CImm.nz. Nrs George A.
LaushlIn. Niles Anne Cummins. Miss
Elizabeth Cummins Miss Carrie Zane.
Miss NFurs Wilson Mise Frances T..
iiDII Rny Jacob BrifUnFham. Messrs.
D a. Mckinley. ! T. Berry R 70 Nay
iur John Wallace. ". Francis Hyde.
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AT THE VICTORIA

The policy OF Manager Shafcr OF the
the very best 200 vaudeville r. again fuf-
hlled in the last half Of the wesk The
feature act o. The Big Surprise pre-
rtnted ~ Margaret. SaNtelle Dury
and a splendid company OF eight r.or,ls
u Is the seasons most unique and novel
presentation with pretty girls. clever
boy N catchy songs and dance. There
b. "a laugh iu very line and an. furni.sf
OF situations are constantly hObbiur uu
when least expected Tho production
% Hn ideal show
nc Six Scrcuadcrr. two men and four
ElriS, run "A close second Tor feature
houniS with g. varied ana pleasing pro-
gram OF classic and puruIa'r music An
special scenery and stage settings are
used ln the production. Gayl0~ anf
Nhtsl", Two girls iU comedy -kit.
81 hits ANA black ar. aIWays "a ls-.ab
with novelty black fac. finish
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What Doctors Use
for Eczema

soothing combination ~ oil %
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Real fln IuFrH"rH tissues
Iraf .fH soothing eject All drug
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only E.H Come and fsf uH Tell Won
about our none. back guarantee Dr.H
fn free YOU from I.ur distress Az
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moae DruEFiafa Martins rsrrv.
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S,.,ar iaaa situated In Mead township
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-27
Of Harrisburg and Boroughs and Township

Phila. Quick Lunch. &c N. Second. res
taurant
Phila. Quick Lunch. sO7 Market. res
taurant.
Parks, G. w. 10 S. Second. sewing ma
chimes.
Pendergast. P. F., 214 Chestnut. cigars
Rothert Co, s12 Market. furniture.
Russ & windsor. Market So, whole
sale fish.
Palace Confectionery. ass Market. con-
Rife. W. H.. se5 Walnut. cigars.
Robert & Meek. lis Market. Wholesale
Rohrer, ]. +. & Son, 4 N. Third. real es-
tate.
Rose, John A., 81 n. Second, candy.
Russ Nj. E., Third and Walnut cigars
Robins. c. 4 Co. 27 S. Third. whole
sale jeweler.
Rodenhayer, J, W., 2lI Market, cigars.
Russ, John. 212 Strawberry, cigars.
Rovia, George, 20 n. Third, cigars.
Senate Hotel. Second and Market. ci-
snverman. l.. 221 Market. moving pic
lures.
Sachs, r.. 20 y. Fourth, millinery.
Stietf. c. NJ. "a n. Second. pianos.
Strouse Bros. 313 Market. clothing.
Sperry, Hutchinson Co., 20s Walnut,
Springer, Geo. W., 206 Market, jeweler.
Snavely, H. W., Arcade Bldg. broker.
Schorndorf. Bessie, IL S. Fourth, cloth
schaf7er, Theo, Est. 81 S. Second. sta
strouse. s. & Co, ss2 Market. clothing.
Simonetti, H. r.. 105 S Second, whole
sale produce.
Sible, Geo. H., Jr., Metropolitan Hotel,
sible. Geo. H. Jr. Bolton House. cigars.
Schmidt, Chas. l., Sl3 Market, flowers.
Sshisisnsr S. Sanb ss W B., rs \. Third, clothing
shearer, ]. l., 2Oi Market furnishings.
Sides & Sides, 203 Market, furnishings.
Sigler, c. NJ, Inc so N Second. pianos.
Singer Sewing Machine Co., Is S. Mar
ket So, sewing machines.
saunders, Minerva, "a $. Second, hos
iery.
Standard woolen Co, 10 n. Third, cloth
slabash. E. G. 6 Co. 22s Chestnut.
Snyder, Chas. H, 2o7 Chestnut, cigars.
Soutter. John c., 215 Market csc store.
The $40 Clothing Store, N. Market So,
The 2-in-1 Store Co., Third and Chest
nut, groceries.
Tamsui Tea Co, sS1 Market, tea and
coffee.
Trombino Bros. s S. Fourth. fruits.
Tunis W. s. S y. Third. stationery.
2Oth Century Shoe Co., 5. Second,
shoes.
United Watch & Diamond Co. 500 Mar
lttley, c., S21 Walnut. flowers.
United Cigar Store Co., % n. Third,
cigars.
United Hat Stores. Inc, Third and Mar
ket, hats.
Underwood Typewriting Co, 25 N.
Third, typewriters.
Nogt, G. s, II y. Market So, meats.
Victoria Theatre, 22S Market, moving
pictures.
Wilmer, Vincent & Appel. 1928 Walnut,
theatre.
Wilmer, Bair & Wilmer. 81 Walnut,
clothing. =
Wilson, ]. s, y. Third, candy.
Walkoyer Shoe Co., 226 Market, shoes,
Wolf. c. H, 201 Market, cigars.
Weaver, John s, "a \. Third, confec-
tionery.
walmer, n. A, "a S. Third, leather
goods.
webber, Mrs. o. D.. 11S s. Second, toilet
articles.
weiseman. W. A, SO S. Second, gro
ceries.
Werner, A. F.. 2ls Chestnut. candy.
Wolf, Chas., 1l6 Strawberry, gasoline.
Zeigler, d. NJ, ll0 S. Second. window
Yohn Bros. s y. Second. pianos.
Zacharias. H. c., IA n. Second, real es-
tate.
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SIXTH WARD

Attic, j., 1888 n. Fourth, candy.
Anderson, j., 1915 N. Fifth restaurant.
Arch, j.. 1l12 \. Front, groceries.
Aaronson, j., 1892 n. Sixth. groceries.
Atkinson, w. r., 1927 n. Third, jew
Bierly, s. S1s Broad. groceries.
Bloom, P, 1927 William, junk.
Bloom. j.. 1925 William, junk
Bogar Hardware Co, 1916 n. Third,
Burgoon. W. F.. 1884 N. Sixth. gro
Burns, s. 400 Marion. cigars.
Clark, ]. N. SOs Broad. wholesale
Cobb, S, 1915 William. clothing.
Cohen, Coas, NJ; "a Gsddsr, furniture.
Davies, C. W.. 1906 n. Third, cigars.
Dogerty, ]. P. 500 Broad, dry goods.
Drabenstadt E. c.. 31Sh Reilly, candy.
Endich, A., sos Calder, milk.
Faunce, l. A., 1433 n. Third. jewelry.
Freeburn. H. H., 400 N Third, real
Frick, c. A., 42s Reilly, groceries.
Garonzik, H, 14o1 Marion, furniture.
Gardner. s., 1911 n. Third. whole sale
GGardneF. G s.. 1911 \. Third, oysters.
George, C. T, 1906 n. Third. drugs.
Gentslider, ]. j.. PA Broad. groceries.
Graupner, o. B.. 1415 n. Third. cigars.
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., 1908
n. Third. wholesale groceries.
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co, 1908
N. Third, groceries.
Gnig GGreigg, !: c.; is2o n: Third. cigars.
aar+oM Harl Mrs iszz .Sn SMaTien, Re,3, restaurant
Hay. j.. 1402 N. Third. drugs.
Hoover. J. W.. 336 Broad. furniture.
Hoover, c. F. 1415 y. Second, furniture.
Hennecke, j. A, 1899 James, produce.
Houseman & Son. 1922 N. Third, gro
ceries.
Hoerner. A. s1s Broad, dry goods.
kapphan, Mrs, 324 Broad cigars.
kkatzImani katIn D, Sl4 Broad, cigars.
k0Ssr kkS6isr j. j. n n sxtR sxtR eG9l eisar,
kranzdorf w, 1921 N. Fourth, gro
Ekra@sS, ! e; G; D, 81 1s2s \. Third. cigars.
Lescure, ]. W.. 1910 Green, cigars.
Levinson. w, 1904 n. Sixth. candy.
Ligget. J. G., 26s Broad. restaurant.
Love. ID. s. I4ls n. Sixth stoves.
Miller. J. H, 1885 n. sixth, pool.
Miller. J. H., 1885 y. Sixth. cigars.
McAllister, J. A.. 1885 N. Second, drugs
Mitchell. G. F., AL Broad, candy.
Moyre. Mrs, S04 Broad. candy.
Mem. Mrs. 1925 N. Second, groceries.
n. Y. Merchandise Co.. $50 Broad, gro
ceries.
Nobby Grocery. 265 Reilly groceries.
Parks & Sons, 1S42 N. Sixth, restau-
rant.
Paxton Flour & Feed. Broad, feed
Penna- Fanciers Assn, 3Ss Broad, sup
Peoples Furnishings, Sso Broad, furni-
ture.
Plack. F., 1925 n. Sixth, jewelry.
RaPpacourt, j., S21 Calder. groceries.
Riekert, Mrs. l., 1918 N. Sixth, notions.
Reese: c. w, 1419 y. Third. notions.
Rishel. j. A., 1913 ". Fifth, groceries.
Rhodes. D.. .1401 N. Second. groceries.
Robinson & Co.. 1900 N. Third. dry
goods.
Ryder Hardware Co.. so2 Broad, hard
ware.
sebold. H. O.. 1916 N. Third, stoves.
Selsam. J. T., 400 Broad, groceries.
Shisler, a. H., 1923 N. Third. supplies.
Simonetti, H. 1918 Green, produce
Smith. c. J.. 322 Broad, groceries
Smith. e; H.. 1913 y. Second. meats.
Smith, NJ T.. 1901 N. Third, candy.
Smith. c. B.. 1915 N. Third. supplies.
Smiley, M. E., 400 N. Sixth. groceries.
Steckley Sons. 404 Broad. shoes.