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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-09
LOCAL And PERSONAL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Look out for THE Cows" 22-tf
Charles Ryan was a Medford Wis
itor Friday.
Ray Sayles and wife motored to
Medford Sunday.
George Grieve was visitor from
Hornbrook Sunday.
Sam Jordan transacted business
in Hit Saturday.
Wesley Judy was business visitor
to Medford Saturday.
Mrs. Hattie Johnson visited in
Rogue River last week.
Roy Wilson was a visitor from
Medford Friday evening.
Vaughn Hansen OF Medford was a
visitor in the city Thursday.
Get your automobile license and
insurance from G. H. Yeo. 1S-tf
Mrs. Anna Kent OF Drain was
visitor in the city Thursday.
c. F. Easter returns to his home
in Santa Barbara tomorrow evening.
Leslie Reynolds and Robert Ander-
son spent Friday evening in Medforo.
Mrs. c. NJ. Reeves of Rogue River
visited friends in the city last week.
Fred Neil visited and transacted
business in Medford Thursday after
noon.
Judge c. B. Watson attended to
business affairs in Medford Thurs
day.
There are no further Developments
in the Stanley steamer-buggy Incl
dent.
Andy McCallen and Miss Ruby
Palmer motored to Medford Sunday
afternoon.
If your watch does not give you
satisfaction take it to Johnson the
jeweler. 97-tf
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-09

The work of surveying the Phoenix
irrigation ditch has been completed
and it is expected that the work of
constructing the fumes will be begun
in a short time. Though the ditch
will be used in carrying the water,
in most places some flume work will
be necessary.
Mrs. George Robson of Ashland
and Mrs. Will Ferguson of Central
Point left Sunday for San Francisco,
where they will visit the exposition,
after which they will spend a few
days with friends in Lodi, Sacra-
mento and other California cities.
Thomas F. Ryan, a millionaire Of
Millionairesville, n. Y, passed
through Tuesday in his private car
Oakridge, bound for San Francisco.
The moneyed man, together with
number of lesser moneyed and mono
cled friends, took a whirl at the
lithia water at the exhibit building.
The blue haze of distant forest
fires is upon the hills of the Rogue
River valley. Local fires have so far
been of triflng nature and were cas-
lily controlled. With the weather
continuing extremely dry the utmost
caution is being urged upon campers
and others who frequent the woods
The news spread very rapidly that
two trout had come to the surface in
the we'll drilled on the Harry Orr
ranch. While a large crowd gath
cred to see them a third trout came
to the surface. The well must be
connected with the Shasta river with
a subterranean stream,-Montague
Messenger.
Gold Hill News. DR.. C. R. Ray,
manager of the Braden, returned
this week from his vacation in Cali
fornia and visited the mine on We'd
nesday. Rumor has it that new
vein, of high value, has been recently |
disclosed and that three shifts OF
men will soon be put to work at the
Braden.
Get your automobile license and
insurance from G. II. Yeo 1S-tf
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Witt OF
Leavenworth, Kan, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Hilty. Mr.. Witt is very
much impressed with Ashland, ac-
cording to Mrs. Hilty, and sees
bright, bright future for the city. Mr..
Wits home is near Excelsior
Springs, one of the greatest of the
eastern springs resorts, and he has
watched that city develop into great
resort and as a result realizes the
countless opportunities offered in
Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D. Carville,
official dancers at the Panama-Pa-
,ific exposition at San Francisco and
and daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Watson of this city, are
expected today and will spend week
IN Ashland. In a recent letter they
,ignified their willingness to appear
N an exhibition here. These dancers
have a wide reputation and a chance
% see them and their creations will
be greatly appreciated by Ashland
overs of the teFpsichorean art.
A party of local fishermen with !
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-09

Miss Francis Hamlin is visiting
Crater Lake as a guest of Medford
friends.
Architect Frank C. Clark OF Med
ford was business visitor in the
city Thursday.
S. Mitchell, prominent local cattle
man, spent Thursday transacting bus
iaess in Medford.
Mrs. C. T. Payne returned last
Thursday from a visit at the San
Francisco exposition.
Miss Helen Benson has returned to
her home in this city after a visit
with friends in Medford
T. X. Bolton visited his daughter,
Mrs. ]. J. MacMahon, in Evans val
ley the first of last week.
Miss Alene Bomar left Saturday
for Berkeley, where she will attend
the University of California.
"The Cows" will be in Ashland
some time in the near future. Watch
for date. 22-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schwein leit
Thursday for San Francisco, where
they will inspect the exposition.
Frank Ray transacted business and
visited friends in the city last Fri
day, motoring up from Medford.
Mrs Cora L. Van Vactor returned
the last of the week from McCloud,
where she has been visiting her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giltner of Portland,
Miss Effie Carlin and David Fox Wis
tied Crater Lake the last of the week.
Mrs. NJ. H. Vining, Mrs. G. M.
Granger and Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Vim
ing left by auto this morning for
Crater Lake.
Verni Mills left yesterday evening
for Berkeley, where he will resume
his studies at the University of Cali
fornia.
Miss Hazel Bruner will teach next
fall in the Valley View district school,
which is located in the Never creek
district.
The first car of Bartlett pears of
the season was shipped from the val
ley Saturday by E. NJ. McKeaney of
Central Point.
Clarence S. Fryer of Portland is
the guest of his aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Scofield, on North
Main street.
Miss Vivian Lindsay has returned
to her home in Dunsmuir after a
three weeks visit with her friend,
MIS-. waiter bldlOCh.
Try one of those caramel sundaes
in the new sanitary servers at Rose
Bros 19-4t
The various canneries in the val
ley will start the canning Of tomatoes
this week. The crop in the valley is
larger than usual this year.
Bear creek is lower than it has
been for years at this time. Ashland
creek, however, is keeping up well
and no water shortage is anticipated.
Lloyd Williamson, Ralph Pierce
and a party of friends motored up
from Medford last Wednesday and
enjoyed swim at Helman's baths.
Don Walker, Edward Stannard and
two young men from Wisconsin who
are visiting them left Thursday for
Mt. Ashland and returned Sunday.
Mrs. B. H. Morris Of Nome, Alas
ka, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. w. Y. Crowson, left Sunday for
Oakland and other California points.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-09

Would you like to see one Of these
ocean cannibals battling with
man? Do you want to be enthralled,
enthused and enchanted? Wait!
Watch! They are coming! You
owe 1t to yourself to see them
"The most amazing and interest
ing picture ever produced" That's
what Dorothy Dix had to say of
them. And Dorothy is an eminent
critic who writes what she thinks"
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-09

There are big, slippery, Shiny
monsters that roam all over the
depths of the seattle kind that
haunt you occasionally in your
dreams They have monstrous jaws.
with danger written all over them,
and six rows Of teeth! What a field
for the dentistl When they open
their mouths 1t looks like the
Grand Canyon Would you like to
see one of these fellows devour the
carcass Of horse in one gulp?
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THIRTEENTH WARD

Boyer Bros, 762 S. Nineteenth, ice.
Behney T., 1S49 Derry. groceries.
Cap. Tea Co., 1885 Berryhill, tea and
coffee
Carl D. B.. s1s S. Twenty first. whole
Gable. W. T.. 2o22 Derry. groceries
GOODYEAR. ". B. Nineteenth and Derry,
drugs.
Hess, S. E.. 1926 Kensington, groceries.
Holland, Mrs. Wm., 1917 Derry, pool.
Holland. Mrs. Wm., 1917 Derry. cigars.
Lutz, ]. s. & Son. 1925 Derry. groceries.
Levi, s.. s62 S. Twenty-first. groceries.
Lewis, e. w, 1903 Derry. groceries.
Kise. A., 1854 Kensington. groceries.
McAlicher. A. NJ, 1900 Holly, groceries
Myers & Albaugh, 1S47h Derry. candy
Raffensberger, r. A. 1945 Swatara, milk
"smith, G. G. & Co., s101 Derry. gro
ceries.
: Smith, J., 194s Swatara, groceries.
Stine, A, S77 S. Twenty first groceries
2-in-1 Stores Co., 1903 Derry. groceries
Ensniinger Lumber Co. Derry, whole
sale lumber.
Ensminger Lumber Co., Derry, retail
lumber,
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UNIONTOwN BOROUGH

Bingaman, ]. H., tinware.
Bohner, II. NJ, feed.
Bohmer,. VIM. H. meats and produce.
Boyer, Levi & Son. feed.
Boyer. VIM. NJ. furniture.
Dockey, Elmer E.. general merchan-
disc.
Gessner. E. X. general merchandise.
Koppenhaver, c. NJ, general store.
Kocher, Henry, agricultural implements.
Lahr, Ed. E., tobacco.
LahT, Ed. E., restaurant.
Latsha, George, restaurant.
Latsha, George. cigars and confection-
cry.
Nobiet. ]. s., saddlery.
Paul. o. c., cigars.
Snyder, Lydia, merchandise.
SPOTS, Dan, produce.
Weist, s. T., meats.
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RoYALToN BOROUGH

Boughter. j. g., junk.
Davis. Mrs. A. E., notions.
Gore. J. r., poultry.
Granger. H. s., cigars and confections
Hatfield. w. g., supplies.
Houck, s. K. groceries.
Holland. T. H., Est. groceries
Landis. S B.. groceries,
Lands, H. p, groceries.
Leggore, H. B., cigars.
Rutherford. J. NJ. general merchan-
disc.
Wolf. ". H., milk.
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Sellers, H. L. 1os N. Front. STANDARD
Scribe. 4. sos $. Second, cigars.
ssSBDDD ssssSBD E. reD, Eront . sns oSn MSnn sas s1sfr
Shelley. John p. is5 \. Front. pool.
Shelley, John p. iss n. Front. rsstau-
Shelley. q sslIs Ks K,rs. ,s1 y, s 9 Front. cigars
sharosky. NJ. ss5 s. Third. merchan-
sharasky. AZ. 9 Son. go Main. sro-
sharcsky. H.. 15l s. Front. groceries.
sharavsky, u. NJ. Est. 2Os Frederick.
Sherman. S, 41s s. Front, candy.
shore. Wolf. 75s s. Third. groceries.
Silver, Joe. 755 S. Third. groceries.
Silver. Louise. TIA s. Third. general
Singer. David. SIT S. Front, furniture.
sioSinac. John, ssi Main. meats and
smith, Joe. s.a $, Third. cigars.
Smeigh. W. c.. s5 N. Front, confection-
Smith. David. ass Myers, groceries
snavely, John IL, s55a 5. Third. grocer
sobei. B.. s54 s. Third. groceries.
Sprovierei. Gaetan. b2s s. Second. ci-
spoopenr, Abraham, SIS s. Third, meats.
ssrs NJ News M 4fgsnss fgnss s N FfSa
Steelton Planning Mill Co., N. Front,
steeiton Store Co. Ltd. Front and Lo-
Gust, Wholesale -four and feed.
Steelton Store Co.. Ltd. Front and 'Lo-
Gust, coal and wood.
Steelton Store Co., Ltd. Front and Lo-
Gust. tobacco.
steelton Store Co, Ltd. Front and LO-
Steelton Store Co.. Ltd, Front and Lo
Gust. dry goods and boots and shoes.
Sugar. Joseph, 2sS Myers. groceries.
stoiin. viada. sSs s. Third, tobacco.
Stojin. Vlada, 602 s. Third, pool.
Sandown. Mary. 202 Mohn, grocer.
Toperson. Samuel SAT Mohn, merchan-
Tomasic, cihka. s4i Frederick. gro
1,91;sa, Tpran, John, 47S s; Second, cigars
United Ice and Coal Co, Conestoga and
Xerbos, Katie. 5ss s. Third, groceries.
Weigel Ralph, los $, Front, saddlery.
Whitebread. w. H.. 15s N. Front, con-
Wits. II. Sons. so s. Front furniture
Wooiworth, F. \. & Co., 21 N. Front
Wolf & Morrison. 1875 N. Front, cloth
ing.
Yoselwitz. Theodore, s6S South Second
merchandise.
Young, c. j.. 201 S. Second. groceries
| Yovanovich, ". sos S. Third. groceries
Yoffee, Moses, 170 N. Front, second hand
store.
Zachs, JOS, a5 S. Front. clothing.
Zorger, NJ. NJ, 317 S. Front, furniture.
Zimmerman, ]. NJ. 35 s. Second. confec-
tionery.
Zimmerman & Co.. Al S. Second. gro
ceries.
Blackwell, P. s.. 116 Adams. cigars.
| Frank Burkley, 81 N. Front, cigars.
| Frank Burkley, 81 N. Front. pool.
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COUNTY
BERRYsBURG BOROUGH

z Bowman, VIM. H., cigars.
Diebler. P. F., produce.
foster, III. c., merchandise.
Hartman Bros, feed.
Hoover Bros, furniture.
Howe. Henry, produce.
,kambel, ]. A., cigars.
Eebaugh, c. E., produce.
Eebaugh, John. produce.
keboch, Isaac, produce.
Matter, ii. H., cigars.
Miller, w. H., saddlery.
Motter, VIM. c., general merchandise.
sRomberger, Jos. F.. general merchan
disc.
Snyder, Minnie A., millinery,
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dinnie A., millinery.
DAUPHIN BOROUGH

-Barnhart, B. r., milk.
Coble, A. c., drugs.
Conrad, Jacob, jewelry.
Cooper, c. H., general store.
Grouse. W. X, meats.
Garberich. w. c., general merchandise
Gayman, NJ. c., fish.
Long, l. l., merchandise.
Malehorn. J. D.. cigars.
Malehorn, ]. D., pool.
Porter. J. L. confectionery,
Reed, w. f., general merchandise.
Seller, d. F., fish.
Sellers, c. W.. cigars.
Shoop, Geo. W., shoes.
Strickler, VIM. c., groceries.
Switzer, Thomas G., groceries.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING APRIL 1915

The 2-in-1 Store Co.. groceries.
Wagner. r. N. q Son. supplie2
Walborn, Il. NJ, milk. s.
Walmer. H. O., coffee.
Walmer. H. O., Wholesale scoffee-
Weaver g WI milk M
White. A. r.. groceries.
Writ. VIM, real estate.
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JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP

Bordner. Jacob, merchandise.
Enders, y. E., merchandise and produce
Paulus. Geo. D., produce.
zimmerman. Alvin wholesale produce.
JACKSON TOWNSHIP
Baddorf, II. f., meats.
BfXler. John c., merchandise.
Bowman. s. F.. wholesale meats.
Enders, c. c., merchandise.
Enders. G. w. d. Est. merchandise.
Enders, Thomas F.. wholesale produce.
File, Oliver NJ. merchandise.
Harman, ]. NJ, feed.
Helt, Ira M, repairs.
Miller, e. W., meats.
Mclaughlin. H. E., cigars.
Marsh. c. A, cigars.
Travitz, Simon, oil.
Wertz, Chas meats.
Marfel, William, merchandise.
Wise, William, teas and coffee.
Fearing, Samuel, confectionery.
LONDONDERRY TOWNSHIP
Barnhart, A. H., cigars.
Ebersoll. s. s., groceries.
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LYKENs TOWNSHIP

Burlington. /. NJ. feed.
Daniel. Allen E., oil.
Gunderman, Frank, produce.
Hartman, Amos, produce.
Keller. Howard H., milk.
Hoover, Chas. A, produce.
Hoover, Edmund. produce.
kessler, c. H., merchandise.
Kocher, Chas. H., produce.
Reigel. John H, produce.
Smeltz. w. H.. produce.
Troutlnan, David H., produce.
Umholtz. j. E., cigars.
Welker, G. A, produce.
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HALIFAX TOWNSHIP

Bowman, Cornelius. general merchan.
disc.
Bowman. Cornelius. wholesale produce
Bower. s. NJ, groceries.
Cooke. a. E.. wholesale produce.
Cooke, A. E.. produce.
Giaoe, Charles l., general merchandise.
Hoffman, Geo. r., wholesale produce.
Kitchen, Frank, milk.
Meredith. J. E.. confectionery and to.
bacco.
Meredith, d. F.. general merchandise.
Rutter. H. W.. wholesale produce.
Sponsler. H, NJ, produce.
Sweigard. G. c., wholesale produce.
Tobias. James. wholesale meats.
Webster, II. E., feed.
Wolfgang, F. E., wholesale produce.
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EAST HANOVER TOWNSHIP

Boyer. John A.. general merchandise.
Boyer, II. A., furniture.
Castle, j. H., wholesale hides.
Deibler, w. H.. cigars.
Gingrich. David, feed.
Hess Bros, furniture.
Hummer, @. j., meats.
Kiefer, ]. B., feed.
Kuntz, ]. H. general merchandise.
Ilaudermilch. Mrs. Henry. groceries.
Lingle. /. D., cigars.
Lingle, T. NJ, stoves.
Lingle. j. B.. feed.
Lingle, c. D.. general merchandise.
Meyer. NJ. K, produce.
Moons shine, Joseph, merchandise.
Rhoads. e. N, general merchandise.
Runkel, Irwin F., feed.
Shertzer, B. f., saddler.
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Booser, J. L, groceries.
Davis. A. B., produce.
Eslinger G. E., milk.
Eberso1e. o. s., wholesale feed.
Rbersole. o. s., feed.
f'ishburn, s. A., feed.
Fishburn,' 6. A., coal.
Fishburn. S. A, general store.
Hartman, NJ. H., general store.
Hassler. G. b., milk.
Haverstick. G. H., hardware.
Heckert, p. F., real estate.
Hicks. ]. W., shoes.
Hoax, c. A., milk.
Hoover, G.. A, groceries.
Hoover, G.. A.. restaurant,
Houck, II. o., real estate.
kishman, Jno., cigars
ktshman, Jno.. restaurant.
Levan, G. D., milk.
Ludwick. E. s.. groceries.
Martin. ]. NJ, jeweler.
McIlhenny, Alex. meats. -
Mumma, j. E., milk.
Packer. ]. c., milk.
Ffshburn, FL. A., Penbrook Garage,
nowieyS.' C. E., shooting gallery.
Reichert ]. c., cigars and confection-
RsIchert ]. C.. restaurant.
Reichert, j. c., pool. s
Schaeffer. Jerome, groceries.
Sheaffer, NJ. j., real estate.
Shenk, ]. E., tinware.
Siders. ]. H, milk.
Small. c. L. groceries.
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Fico. Nicco, grocer.
Forti. Felix. grocer.
Hershey. A. T.. feed.
Hershey Store Co. feed.
Hershey Store Co.. general merchan-
Hershey Store Co. restaurant.
Hershey Store Co., pool.
Hess ]. c., tobacco. z
Hess, j. c.. restaurant.
Miller, ]. H.. rrocer.
Page, Jacob, cigars.
Rasp. John NJ, groceries.
Schaeffer. H. D.. saddlery.
vttanga, c.. Erocer.
Wagner, Clayton, meats.
Weltmer. Ulrich. wholesale produce.
Weltmer. Ulrich. produce.
Whitman. H. NJ. grocer.
Whitman. F. s.. carpets.
Wolf, c. J.. milk.
Yingst. Geo. W., grocer.
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Hefkin, Lillian. ab2o N. Fifth, groceries.
Hoffman & McFall 1888 N. Third. gro
ceries.
Harrisburg Broker Co. 1908 N, second.
kirkland. ]. A.. ass PETER. groceries.
Kulp. Mrs w. A., 1895 N. Sixth. con-
eKeii. i. J. Mrs. i744 N. Fourth. gro
Lehman. D. O.. 1884 N. Fourth. oysters.
Lappley, John. 1900 N. Fourth. shoes.
Lantx, w. L, l94S N. Sixth. groceries
Lands, C. F., 1918 N. Third, fruit
Mehring. c. A.. Fourth and NPenef'
McFadden. Elizabeth. 17ss N. Third.
Nea K. c. 1890 N. sixth. produce.
sNye, Il. NJ. 500 Kelker. groceries
sOiewine. B.. 1890 N. Fifth, groceries.
Rex Auto Garage. 1917 N Third. sup
seibert, Homer, 1909 N. Sixth. jeweier.
Shook, w. H, s34 Kelker, stoves.
.Strine & Kise. 1902 Susquehanna, pro-
duce.
,sschuster. Mrs Clayton. s44 Muench.
smith. &. W. 1906 N. Third. milk.
.2-in-1 Store Co.. 1918 N. Sixth. groceries.
weiser, j. NJ, SI7 Muench, groceries
Whitman. Wm., 1915 n. Fourth. grocer
wesHiey. C. s.. 1881 N. Fourth. meats.
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UPPER PAXTON TOWNSHIP

Burlington, F. D., produce.
Fraehck, Frank, produce.
F'reeborn, NJ. e. groceries.
Hummel, c. c., cigars and tobacco.
Hoy, ]. j., produce.
Kahler, ]. E., hides.
Lenker, j. Ed, produce.
Lenker, c. j., produce.
Lebo, j. c., meats.
Lebo. Geo. W., produce.
Miller S. D., milk.
Millersburg Milling Co.. wholesale flour
and feed.
Millersburg Milling Co.. flour and feed.
Novinger, G. W., produce.
Ornsdorf, C. N, coal.
Rem, Mary E.. merchandise.
Snyder, c. J. & Son. feed.
Seal. j. F., produce.
SPOTS, C. E., merchandise.
SPOTS, Benj., produce
Strawbecker. J. H., produce.
Strawser, j. W. general merchandise.
Wilmer, j. B., milk.
Weaver, Lanton, produce.
Weaver, A. NJ, produce.
Zimmerman, ]. p, produce.
Hoy, C. A. 'N
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TWELFTH WARD

Ammon, J. s. susquehanna and Hamh-
vAmmOn. j. S.. susauehanna and Hamii-
Bates. & SON. IRA N. Fifth. groceries.
6Blair, G. NJ. 31s Hamilton, groceries.
Rueler. ]. w.. 1903 n. Sixth. candy:
Bon, Ton Shoe Shop. 1899 N. Third.
Bates, j. B.. 1897 N. Third. cigars.
Balser l. & Son. 1900 n. Sixth. real
Beshore. T., s5s Harris. produce.
: Beshore. T.. S52 Harris, wholesale pro-
) conover. C. L.. 1879 N. Fourth, gro
crownshield. H. E.. 1852 N. Sixth. gro
spevor, II. c., 172. y. Third. groceries.
Fortenbaugh. w. H. 1918 n. Third. res
Blkwood Poultry Supply Co.. 1902 N.
'sG Third. wholesale supplies.
Good, c., 1722 \. Fourth. notions.
Gordon. J., 1888 N. Third. shoes.
Handshaw. c. E. 154l n: Third. coal
Hull Bros, IT'S n. Third. meats.
oJenries W. A.. 22i Harris, groceries
Johnson. S. n, 1888 N. Sixth. oysters.
Koons, H, c.. 1929 Penn, meats.
Kuntz, L. A.. 1885 n. Third. candy.
Mccormick. w. NJ, 1898 N. Sixth, jew
Miner. ]. F. 1882 n. Sixth, hardware.
MarSn, Ii. IA, loVS N. flItn, meats.
Mehring. E. j., 1901 n. Fourth, gro
= ceries.
Martin. l. G., 1855 N: Fourth. groceries.
.Parfet. j. A., 1541 n. Fourth, candy
Ralston, NJ, 1901 n. Fourth. groceries.
Redmond. A. 1890 n. Third, autos.
SSnyder. Mrs NJ, 1875 N. Third. candy.
snerringer, ]. R.. ga Hamilton, gro
ceries.
Silbert. L, 1872 n. Sixth, candy.
Sollenberger. S. j. 1888 N. Fourth, gro
~ ceries.
Sherman, D., sol Hamilton, shoes.
Smith. l. B.. 26S Delaware, milk.
STripner, G. c., 1910 n. Fifth. groceries.
Wolford, J. H., 1908 n. Third, gas man
ties.
Wagner, ]. H.,s1sss n. Third, cigars
West End Pharmacy, 1901 n. Third,
drugs.
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CoNEwAGo TOWNSHIP

Buck, William G.. groceries.
Eshelman, j. S., groceries.
Grantz A. l., feed.
Herr. John c.. produce.
Tschudy, l. s.. saddlery.
DERRY TOWNSHIP
Balsbaugh, s. s. produce.
Bflotta, F., grocer.
Bingigman, A, cigars.
Bonfanti, Frank, groceries.
Brownstone Store Co., general merchan
disc.
Ciolfi, Metrlio, grocer.
Curry, ]. B. Est, coal and feed.
Curry, ]. B. Est, wholesale feed.
Denato, c.. grocer.
Domes, Padrone, grocer.
Erb, VIII c., merchandise.
Flick. Mary, grocer.
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Helper. Geo. E.. produce.
Klinger, II. E., produce.
Koppenhafer, l. E.. produce.
Kratxer. C. u, merchandise
Motter.- John B.. fish.
Miller q Bros. general merchandise.
Ritzman. A. s.. papers.
Rttxman. +. N. cigars.
Ritzmen. T. n. pool.
Ritzman. F. N. restaurant.
Rothermel Ira, merchandise
Rogers, w. O., cigars.
Shiro, Jacob. twine.
Smith. Harry. motion pictureA
Smith, Harry, cigars. :
smith, Harry, pool.
Smith. Harry restaurant.
Thomas. ]. Frank, produce.
umholtz. H. H.. produce. s.
Wiilier, j. A.. produce.
Zerflng. James. hardware
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Attick. Geo. W., milk.
Attick. J. B., milk.
Aungst. Wm., groceries.
Benney. Mrs. B. n. groceries.
Bishop, w. J., milk.
Bitz, Tobias, pool.
Bomgardner & Bro, meats.
Bonitz, Anthony, produce.
Bonnymeads Farms. produce.
Dunn. Thomas, cigars.
Fisher. c.. milk.
Fought. ]. H.. milk.
Fry, Joseph, groceries.
Frey. Geo., groceries.
Geary. Evans, groceries.
Giammichele, A, groceries.
German. J. H., cigars. &.
Greenawalt. A.. cigars.
Greenawalt A., pool.
Greenawalt C. W., milk.
Grenier, w. H., cigars.
Heilig. II. c., cigars.
Horstick. Il. j., produce.
Jones. II. W.. meats.
Kempf, Peter l.. groceries.
Kline. j.. restaurant.
Kline, j.. candy and cigars.
Kohn. Max A., groceries.
Kramer. Fl. F., groceries.
Kramer. r. S., groceries.
Lingle. J. H., milk.
Livingstone, ]. W., produce.
Loser, T. H., general merchandise.
Martin Bros, meats.
McNear. B. F., Sr. groceries.
Mckinney, r. T., tobacco.
Morris. James. groceries.
Furthermore, P. l., milk.
Paul. Elmer o.. groceries.
Peck, John H.. pool.
Peck, John H., cigars.
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Albert. John A., pool.
Albert. John A., cigars.
Bogar. John ID. & Sons, lumber.
Bowman. G. W.. meats
Baker, c. c., furniture.
Bitterman. W. p, plaster boards.
Cooper, o. j.. wholesale feed.
Cooper. O. j.. feed.
Enders, Mrs. A. F.. millinery.
Fetterhoff & Bro. general store.
Heisler. w. c.. groceries.
Koppenheffer. c.. stoves and tinware.
Lodge Bros, restaurant.
Lebo, j. H.. general store.
Mace, Mrs. W. B., drugs
Nelson. Jas. NJ, cigars.
Nelson. Jas. NJ, restaurant
Richter, C. NJ, cigars.
Royal Theatre Co.
Smith. A. Nj general store.
Smith. A. NJ. wholesale feed and grain.
Sweigard. Amos, grocer.
Shoop. H. R.. implements.
Vert, G. L, general store.
Zimmerman, Harry J.. wholesale pro-
duce.
Zimmerman, Ira B., general store.