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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
LEWIS WILL URGE MORRIS
 AS AMBASSADOR TO TURKEY

WASHINGTON. March 24.- seua- tor Lewis. who has arranged a confer ence with President Wilson for to- morrow. will recommend the appoint ment Of Ira Nelson Morris of Chicago. now minister to Sweden, as ambassa- dor to Turkey to succeed Henry Nor ganthau in event Of the latter's resig- nation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
HEIR TO s4oo,ooo, LONG
 THOUGH DEAD, RETURNS

PORT ALLEGHANy. Pa. March 24. Keith P. Dalrymple, heir to a for tune of S40O,O00. who has been missing for eight years and for whom Q na- tion.wide search has been made, re- turned to his former home here. ,He refused to go Into details regarding his wanderings. except to say that during that time he had visited var ious parts of the country, making his living by doing odd jobs. Dalrymple disappeared at the age of 15 years while visiting relatives at Siloman Springs, Ark. The young heir was found in O Missouri state hospital following the receipt of Q letter say ing he was sick and asking that some one come and get him. Attorneys for the estate say there is no doubt but that he is the real Keith Dal. rymple.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
FIRE ON BRITISH STEAMER
 FORCES IT BACK TO DOCK

~ ST. JOHNS. N. B.. March 24.-The British steamer Mattawa, which was about to leave for New Zealand fully loaded, was found to be on fire in one of its forward holds
 The vessel was at anchor off Sand Point. but immediately was lowed back to the dock and three tugs and the fire department poured a dozen stream of water into the hold. Shortly before low water the steamers bow dropped until it rests on the bottom. The cause of the fire has not been ascertained, t is believed the dam age will be heavy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24

ocratic convention. He asked them Co desist from urging that his name be placed with other candidates for sel- ection on the Democratic lists.
 The Speaker gave as O reason for his stand the fact that Congress win be in session during June and said he should be here attending to his du- ties. He proposed to stay here unfii the work Of the present session or Congress is completed This, he now thinks. will be some time in Septem- her
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
100000 SLAVES FREE
 IN U. 8. SAYS WARDEN

KANSAS CITY, March 24.- There are more criminals at large and un- punished in the United States than in any other nation. J. K. Codding, warden Of the Kansas Penitentiary declared at the Westminster Congre- gational Church forum.
 There are 100000 murderers at large" he said. Germany conyicts 90 per cent of her criminals, England 90 per cent, and the United States 25 per cent. Crime costs this coun- try SS,5O0,OOO O day Big cities. liquor and cigarettes in the hands of youths are the responsible factors"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
ARE WARMING
 UP FOR COMING ELECTION

DOUGLAS. March 24.-There Is a sort of suppressed undercurrent Of excitement being manifested in the political situation in Douglas at pres ent. Little knots of men may be seen on every corner discussing can didates but SO for not O name has been positively announced The eau GUS at the Natatorium tomorrow night promises to be Q very warm meeting.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
Ngw pLAN To AlD eELoIuM

NEW YORK, March 24. Buy 6 yard of cloth" days have been desIg- mated by more than fifty governors and mayors throughout the country to aid the state committees of the commission for relief in Belgium fin thoir efforts to obtain clothing for the destitute in Belgium and northern France.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
EXPLORER sHAcKLEToN IS NOW MARooNED AT
 SEA BASE FOR A YEAR

LONDON March 24.--A dispatch from Sydney says that the steamship Aurora, of Lieut.. Shacldeton's expe- dition. has broken from her moorings at Ross, his sea base. leaving most of the party ashore and unable to embark. According to these adyices Lieut.. shackleton and his companions will be compelled to remain another year before it will be possible to rescue them.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24

paid out in nearly all of these indus tries have Increased 20 per cent. in that period.
 Iron and steel plants led increases in both men at work and wages paid. The steel industry is employing now 30 per cent more men than a year ago and is paying them 62 per cent. more money in wages
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
MADoNNAs sTILL HleHEsr -ARr


 NEW YORK-The Brooklyn Institute Museum Is the owner Of the beautiful Madonna Enthroned." painted by Bernardino Luini. The picture was purchased for sSS.oOO in the action sale yesterday of the art collection of catholina Lambert. It represents the Blessed Virgin enthroned in a chair of gold.
 The Madonna and Child" by San dro Botticelli. which had ranked as the highest priced picture in the col lection, was sold to an agent for $22,- 900. Andrea Del sarto's "The Holy Family" brought $27OOO These were the highest prices paid during the sale.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
BORN IN HELL, BUT
 GOES TO PARADISE

PORTLAND, Ore. March l5.- Al. though he got off to questionable start In life by being born in Hell, Norway. and spent much of his youth at Devils Lake. N. D., Fred Kroklund later moved into Paradise Valley Cal. then to the City of Angels, Los An- geles. and now will sail through the Golden Gate every time tho steam ship J. B. stetson puts in at San Fran cisco. Kroglund got job as steward on the Stetson.-(S Seattle Tmes)
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
TolLERs IN U. 6. PLANTS
 INCREASED i4 PER CENT,

WASHINGTON. March 24-- Manu- fecturing plants in seven leading in- dustries of the United States have in- creased their working forces an aver age Of 10 per cent within the last year, according to figures given out by the Department of Labor Wages
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
MOOSE TO HAVE TICKET

SAN FRANCISCO, March 24.- The Progressives party will have com plete national delegation ticket in the field at the presidential primary cleo ton May 9, according to an announce ment made here today. The dele gates, it was said. will 30 to Chicago unpledged.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
oR. cBAe Q. CARTER.

Modern dentistry In all branches. specializing in plate work, using the method Of Dr. sam1 G. Supplee, Of New York. Plates made by this meth od will give absolute aatisfaction - phone 8. Douglas. ll-z2-h
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
SCHOOL ELECTION TO BE
 HELD SOON AT TREAoWELL

TREADwELL. March 24.-Notlces were posted at Treadwell this morn ing announcing the dates for the nom mating caucus and election for a school director to serve during the ensuing year. The caucus will be held at the school house next Mon day night and the election date has been set for Monday. April 10th.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
FIRE CHIEF KILLED
 PERFORMING DUTIEs

BERKELEY. Calf, March 24. - James Kennedy, chief of the fire de- partment. was killed this afternoon while fighting Q fire at the Eldorado oil works.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
EAGLES TO MEET.

A regular meeting Of the Doug las Aerie. No. IT. F. O. Eagles, will occur this (FridayJ evening. There wir be initiation. All members and visitors requested to attend.
 GEO. SPENCE, secy
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
wouLp cuRg sAcKsLIoERs

IOWA CITY. la. March 24.- The sociology department of the university announces that Prof. Lorin stuckey will make an investigation Of the churches in Iowa and prescribe for the backsllding members.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
oApTAIN woRTH RosE DgAD.

WASHINGTON. March 24.-senior Captain Worth G. Rose, retired com mandant of the revenue cutter ser vice. known to maritime men all over the country, died at New Bed ford today
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
SPECIAL NOTICE.

A special meeting of the Juneau Woman's Club will be held Saturday afternoon, March 26th, at the city hall. The buslneSs of the meeting will be. reports from the civic im-
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
CLARK REFUSES TO GO
 TO ST. LOUIS CONVENTION

WASHINGTON, March 24.-speak- CT Champ Clark has sent word to hls friends in Missouri that he would not so as a delegate to the st. Louis Dem
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
WORK FoR HONOR coNvicTs

WORK rOh nCNOn SOiNNiS %
 JOLIET. Ill., March 2t.-Two hun- dred honor conyicts will begin clearing Che site of Joilets new S5,000,000 pris- on April l. This was announced by Warden zimmer following meeting of the prison commission
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24

proyement and special membership committees. Several interesting let ters from the president of the Gen. eral Federation of Woman's Clubs will be read and a special entertain. rnent committee will be chosen. This meeting will be followed immediate ly by the regular meeting of the com. bined history and literature and mu- sic and art departments.
 MRS. F. A. AiETCALF. Pres.
 MRS. J. c. VALENTINE. Sec.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24
ATTENTloN-NoeLEs OF THE
 MYSTIC sHRlNE

There will be an important busi- ness meeting tomorrow evening, Sac urday March 25, ct 8 D. m. at Odd Fellows' Hall, and you are respect fully requested to be present.
 LLOYD V. WINTER, Pres.
 D. J. KINzIE, Sec. 2-24-2t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24

Mining wanted by contract or day labor by experienced mining man. Address J. V. E. Mccauley. Alaskan hotel, Juneau. 24-6t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24

cHATTEL MORTGAGE from D. C.. Whiteford to J. G. Murray. covering all property in restaurant build ing located near Worthen's Lumber Min. Consideration. s101. Dated March 22 1916. s-24-st
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24

wANTED-General house work address Miss Rose Jackson. Gen. Del, Juneau. 24-St
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-19

Lenkcr, T. NJ. millinery.
Ientz. Il. c., fish.
I.uffcr, j. L.. jcwelry.
Matter, w. L., meats.
Messersmith, G. ~. wall paper and
paint.
Naylor. M. A., notions.
Rombergcr A. NJ, general store.
Raker, l.. w. c.. coal and feed.
RalSer. T. w. c.. wholesale feed.
Romberger, c. T., auto supplies.
Romberger. Josiah, medicines and
soap.
Romberger. d. w, harness.
Romherger. ID. w. wholesale hides.
Sadewitz, Sam, supplies.
Sheetz. Mrs. Jesse, millinery.
Sheetz, Mrs. John, shoes.
Schaeffer. c. T.. Agt. furniture.
Smith, Il. N. teas and coffees.
Snyder, c. T., cigars.
Seever, j. c., drugs.
Stine. d. NJ. clothing.
Uhler & Co., general store.
Watson G. s.. cigars.
Watson, G.. s., pool.
Watson, G. s, restaurant.
Weaver, Fred &s Son. supplies.
Zeigler. l.. II. q Son, stoves.
Zeigler, Mrs. f. A. millinery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-19

Stein, c. NJ. merchandise.
Schoffstall, A. r.. cigars.
snyder, N. IT,, iewelry.
Smith. II. c., millinery.
Susquehanna Coal Co. supplies.
Treon, w. A.. meats and groceries.
Turner, Grace, millinery.
Uhler, w. H., drugs.
NurnalSis. ProX., confectionery.
Will, 5. A., SC and 1Oc goods.
Williamstown Gas Co, fixtures.
Wynn, Frank, stationery.
Wallis. S. T.. shoes.
Virgins, C. H., jewelry.
Wilmer, C. j.. cigars.
Ieigler, o. G., dry goods.
Wilmer, j. W., saddlery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-19

Atlantic Refining Co. wholesale oil.
Atlantic Refining Co, oil.
Barnhardt, merchandise.
Barnhardt, j. f., restaurant.
Barnhardt, J. f., pool.
Bowman. j. e., supplies.
Boyer, i. c., coal.
Boyer, +. G., feed.
Bair, A. u. & Son, groceries.
Bowman, II. r., stoves.
Carmany, H. A., general store.
Campbell, z. ~, stoves.
Cohen Israel, wholesale junk.
DrlbeIbis, ]. w. & Sons, meats.
Douden Planning Mill, lumber.
Ditty, J. f., cigars.
Ditty. ]. F., pool.
Eshenour Geo. f.. confectionery.
Eshenour, Geo. f.. restaurant.
FaircRild. II. NJ, furniture.
Frank, i. II. & Sons furniture
Frank, J. NJ. general store.
Fomey, Harry, jewelry.
Gernert, J. A, cigars.
Fairchild, +: l., cigars.
Fairchild, t; L., restaurant
Gilbert, H., s., cigars.
Hoffman, H., notions.
Heckert, Mrs. W. w, supplies.
Hoy. II. H., general store.
Heckert, J. H., cigars
Hcrrold, w. NJ, real estate.
Herrold Hcbccca, groceries.
Hetherington, r., drugs.
Kawell. S. N. G. Co, general store.
Kepncr, G.. I. & Co, meats
Elfnger F. A., produce.
Kirk, T.. s., supplies.
Krauss, 5. A. moving pictures
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-19
GRATz BOROUGH

Adams. C. c., auto supplies.
Burlington. J. j., saddlery.
Burlington. II. c.. produce.
Coleman, 10. H., produce.
Daniel, ]. T., groceries.
Daniel, J. E, restaurant.
Gross. Abe, merchandise.
Hartman. f. e.. merchandise.
Helper, G. T., produce.
Nlinger, M. E., produce.
koppenhafer, l.. L., produce.
Kratzer, c. u. merchandise.
Motter, John B., fish.
Miller & Bros. merchandise.
Ritzman, A. s., papers.
Ritzman, Il. N. cigars.
Ritzman. i. N, pool.
Ritzman, f. N. restaurant.
Rothermel, Ira, merchandise.
Rogers. w. o., cigars.
Shiro,' Jacob, twine.
Smith Harry, moving pictures.
Smith, Harry, pool.
Smith, Harry, cigars.
Smith, Harry, restaurant.
Thomas, J. f.. produce.
Umholtz, H. H., produce.
Willier, j. A, produce.
Zerfing, James. hardware.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-19

Graham: Il. w. cigars.
Giace. Cjas.. candies.
Gross, Barney. shoes
Gross. Barney, junk.
Griffiths John. cigars.
Geist, ]. E.. cigars.
Griffiths, J. W. grocer.
Hoffman. Mrs. M. NJ. produce.
Hancock, J. r.. general merchandise.
Hass. c. j., hardware.
IIarner, ]. r., drugs.
Hall. w. T., cigars;
Hnmmel. Mrs; c. E.. groceries.
Hughes. J; T.. groceries.
gIenkins. j. grossrisS.
Klinger. l. s.. Confectionery.
Kingston, s., shoes.
Klinger, H, wholesale confectionery.
Klinger, I. S.. restaurant.
Meehan. Michael. drugs.
Meehan, J. l.. cigars.
Morris. Lizzie. groceries.
MITES, MHTesn' n e. "a. gr9seriSs; 9Ssrss,..
Miller. &. c.. wholesale groceries
Mace, J. L., meats.
Maiden. A. cigars q confectionery.
Miller. L., meats.
Muiien.. NJ N. j.. j. Si SsissrA
mayer, A A., conkocrtonerY.
New Area Cash Store, mdse.
Newton, J., grocer.
Mace. Daniel c., milk
Nash, c., groceries.
Pritchard, r. r., millinery.
Ralph. Allen, cigars.
Row. Allen, pool.
Ralph, Aaron, furniture
Row, Allen, cigars.
Row, w. p. meats.
Rowland, j., supplies,
Row, Ed. s.. stoves 4 ttnwara-
Roberts, Mary, cigars.
Stokes, VIM. G., wholesale cigars.
Stadnar, J., cigars.
Stokes, VIM. c., cigars.
Shuttleworth. Jennie, d zoe goods.
Stokes, VIM. G., pool.
Schwalm, N, news agency.
Susq. Coal Co., coal.
Thompson, d. l.. clothing.
Thompson, ]. c.. genl. mdsS.
Thomas. D. j., supplies.
Williams, f., groceries.
WallSinshaw, A. Jr., groosR1sG
Wallkinshaw. M, notions.
Welsh, r. T.. cigars.
Welsh, r. T., pool.
VIM. Valley Amusement. theatOR
Wrenn. Mrs. G. r., notions.
Williams, B. W., cigars.
Williams, VIM. c., cigars.
Willard, B. W.. groceries.
Whittie, ]. H. genl. mdsa-
Williams, ]. T., groceries.
Zimmerman. ]. F., cigars.
ZukovislSi, A, cigars.
Zukoviski, A. pool.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-19
HALIFAX BOROUGH

Albert John. pool
Albert, John, cigars.
Bogar. John ID. & Sons, lumber.
Bowman. c.. W., meats.
Baker. c. c.. furniture.
Bitterman, w. p. plaster board.
Cooper, o. j., wholesale feed.
Cooper, O. j., feed.
Enders, Mrs. \. T., millinery.
Fetterhoff Bros, general store.
Heisler, w. c., groceries.
Koppenheffer, c., stoves.
Grover, y. W., general store.
Lodge Bros, restaurant.
Lebo, J. H., general store.
Mace, Mrs. w. b., drugs.
Nelson, j. NJ, cigars.
Nelson. j. NJ, restaurant.
Richter c. NJ, cigars
Royal Theater Co, moving pictures.
Smith, a. NJ, general store.
Smith. a. NJ, wholesale feed.
Sweigard, Amos, groceries.
Shoop, II. r., implements.
Vert, G. L.. general store.
zimmerman, H. l., wholesale produce
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-19
COUNTY
BERRYsBURG BOnOUGH

Bowman, W., H., cigars.
Diebler, p. T., produce.
Foster. II. c., merchandise.
Hartman Bros, feed.
Hoover Bros, furniture.
Howe, Henry, produce.
Kambel, ]. A., cigars.
KebauSh, c. E., produce.
Keboch, Isaac, produce.
Matter, III. H., cigars.
Miller. w. H., saddlery.
Motter, w. c., general store.
Romberger, J. F., general store.
Snyder, Minnie, Millinery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-19
LYI<ENs BOROUGH

Atlantic Refining Co. wholesale oil
Atlantic Refining Co. oil.
Arnold, A. c.. cigars.
Adamiak, groceries.
Adamiak, cigars.
Barret Electric Co.. supplies.
BoseRier, BoseRief. 4. 4, elsafs' asaGsandiSe'
Bowman, H., meats.
Budd' g. W. pool:
Budd. r. j., moving pictures.
Cooper, w. H., coal.
Cook. a, groceries.
Coble & Sons, merchandise.
Crewlevick Co. groceries.
Delaney, J. F., groceries.
Eby. Geo. W., wholesale confectlon-
Eby, ]. H, cigars
Fritz, Albert, cigars.
Fritz, Albert, moving pictures.
Fisher j. f.. merchandise.
GP5G6oTgef GPoM r. H. e. confeefio6e2y. nj @G5Geandis'
Hawk, E. c., groceries.
Hensel Il. A., clothing.
Kockler. Wm., cigars.
Hoffman, Andy. cigars.
Hoffman, Lewis. Sr.. cigars.
Hoffman, Lewis A., Jr., Candies.
Hoff. G. A, hardware.
Koppenhaver Is &s Son, meats.
Krobath. J.. cigars.
Lykens Motor Car Co.. supplies.
Lykens Mercantile Co.. wholesale
groceries.
lscD0, EuW.. hardware.
Lykens Supply Mfg. Co.. wholesale
building material.
Lykens supply &c Mfg. Co.. building
material
Martz, j. E., cigars.
Miller, j. e., Est, merchandise.
Miller. j. NJ, groceries.
Miller. j. NJ, real estate.
Mimmich, K. II. II, confectionery.
Myers, j. f., confectionery.
Manhattan Supply Co., teas.
Parfet, G. W., carpets.
Relff & Helt Furniture Co., furniture.
Reidinger, S. A., cigars.
Reidinger, S. A., pool.
Rudisill. a. A., groceries.
Smith, ]. w, clothing.
Smith, w. c.. drugs.
Schoffstall. L.. Building supplies.
st. Clair. G. w, groceries.
Sheesley, II. L.. groceries.
Shammo, |. d., cigars.
Sholley, y. j., groceries.
Shollcy, 7. j., pool
Seal ii. W.. cigars.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-19
DERRY TOWNSHIP

Balsbaugh, s. S.. produce
Bilotta, F.. groceries.
Buchignam, A, cigars.
Brown Stone Store Co, genl. mdss.
Bonfantl, Frank, groceries.
Brandaw, ]. M. sec. cigars & candy.
Brandaw, ]. NJ, sec. restaurant.
Ciolfi, Metrlio. groceries.
Curry, J. B. Est. coal & feed.
Curry, ]. B. Est, wholesale feed.
Curry, X. Curry. groceries
Donate, G., groceries.
Erb, w. c., mdse.
Fico. Nicco. grocer.
Gruber, ]. E., supplies.
Hershey, A. E., feed
Hershey Store Co., feed.
Hershey Store CO., genl. mdse.
Hershey Store Co., restaurant
Hershey Store Co.. pool.
Hershey Park Restaurant, restaurant
Hershey Mems Club, cigars.
Hershey Mems Club, restaurant.
Ladalia. Mary, general store.
Matrllo, groceries.
Mefall. d. supplieh
Meyer, J. c., tobacco.
Miller. Josiah H, general store
Meyer, ]. c., restaurant.
Page, Jacob, cigars.
Rasp John, groceries.
Schaffer, Fl. D., saddlery.
Trionaokino, cigars.
Vitanga, G., groceries. ..a ..-g
Wagner, Clayton, meats.
Weltmer, U1rich, wholesale produce.
Weltmer. Ulr1ch, produce.
Whitman. F. S., carpets.
Wolfe. G. J., milk.
Yingst, G. W., groceries.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-19
CoNEwAGO TOWNSHIP

Buck. w. J., groceries.
Foltz, c. M, genl. mdse.
GrantZ. A. L., feed.
Herr, John c., produce.
Tschudy, 1. S., saddlery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-19
DAUPHIN BOROUGH

Barnhart. B. B.. milk.
Coble. \. c., drugs.
Conrad, Jacob, jewelry.
Cooper, c. H.. general store.
Grouse, w. X, meats.
Gerberich, w. G., general store.
Gayman, NJ. c., fish.
Long, /. L., merchandise.
Malehorn, J. D., cigars.
Malehorn, J. D., pool.
Mauss, i. H., coal.
Porter, j. L., confectionery
Reed, w. r., general store.
Seller, d. F.. fish.
Sellers, c. W., cigars.
Shoop, G.. w, shoes.
SwtiZer, Il. c., groceries.
Strickler, w. c., groceries.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-19
ELIzABETHvILLE BOROUGH

Bauder. w. A.. groceries.
Burlington, I. r., furniture.
Collier \. B., electric supplies.
Deibler. c. T.. merchandise
DIETRICH. \. s., jewelry.
Dubendorf. John, oil.
Eagle Tanning Co. hides.
Eby, Chas., wholesale confections.
Eby, Mrs. E. T.. groceries.
Elizabethville Milling Co, feed.
Elizabethville Milling Co., wholesale
feed.
Fickinger. Jacob. medicines.
Forney, G. A., post cards.
Gottschall, II. H., groceries.
HOSe, Ira NJ, hardware.
Hoke, Ira NJ, star Theater.
Hoke, James NJ. s. Son. plaster
Hoke, A. W., cigars.
lIoke. A. w, restaurant
Hoke. a. w, pool.
Hurwitz, clothing.
Ecrstetter G. n. groceries.
Kcfer, c.. cigars.
Lenker. w. T.. produce.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-19
EAST HANOVER TOWNSHIP

Boyer, John A, merchandise.
Boyer. c. S.. cigars.
Boyer, II. A.. furniture.
Castle, J. H., wholesale hides
Hess, Edwin. produce.
Hess Bros. furniture.
Hummer. G. j.. meats.
Keifer, ]. B., feed.
Kuntz, ]. H., merchandise
Ludermilch, Mrs. Henry, groceries.
Lingle, I. d., cigars.
Lingle. It. NJ, stoves.
Lingle. J. B., feed.
Meyer, NJ. K. produce.
Moonshine, Joseph. merchandise.
Rhoads, r. N. merchandise.
Runkle. Irwin p, feed
Shertzer, B. f., saddlory.
Wright, Walter, feed.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-19
HALIFAX TOWNSHIP.

Bowman, Cornelius, merchandise.
Bowman, Cornelius, wholesale produce
. Bower, S. NJ, groceries.
Glace, Chas. l., merchandise.
Hoffman, Geo. r., wholesale produce.
Kitchen, Frank, milk
Meredith, J. E.. confectionery and to-
bdCco.
Meredith. D. F., merchandise.
Sponsler, IT. NJ, produce.
Sweigard C. c., wholesale produoa.
Tobias, James, wholesale meats.
Wolfang, r. E., wholesale produce,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-19
UNIONTOWN BOROUGH

Bingaman. J. H.. tinware.
Bonner, II. NJ, feed.
Bonner, VIM. H, meats & produce.
Boyer. Levi & Son, feed.
Boyer, VIM. NJ, furniture.
Doclley. Elmer E., general store.
Gessner, e. X, general store.
Koppenhave, G. NJ, general store.
Kocher. H. agr implements.
Lahr, E. F., tobacco.
Lahr. e. E., restaurant.
Latsha, Geo. cigars G. confectionery.
Latsha, Geo., restaurant.
Noblet, J. S., saddlery.
Paul, o. c., cigars.
Snyder. LYDIA, merchandise.
SPOTS, Dav., produce.
Weist. S. T.. meats.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-19

Academy of Music. moving pictures
Adams, r., groceries.
Adams, G. NJ, supplies.
Blaming Hardware Co., hardware.
Blaming, ]. R., stationery.
Berry, Edw., cigars.
Berry, Edw.. art store
Rudd. Chris, cigars.
Eudd, Chris, pool.
Batdorf. Chas.. building supplies.
Baddorf, Arthur, groceries.
Buggy, M. E., groceries.
Baird, Robert e. Co, carpets.
Bordner, VIM. C., groceries.
Boyer, Vim. H.. wall paper.
Cohen, Lewis, general merchandise.
Chester, Mrs. r. A.. merchandise.
Cooper. NJ. H, Jeweler.
Condell, j., cigars.
Condell. j., pool.
Day, Il. W., furniture.
Darby, ]. J.. cigars.
Durbin. J. w 4 Son, general store.
Eby, A. N, jeweler.
Edward, l., cigars.
Fowler. j. l., supplies.
Fitzpatrick, f., millinery.
FiclSinger. S. T., feed & coal.
FriedbIrg, II, a. clothing.
Grim. Clark, candy.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-19
HIGHSPIRE BOROUGH

Beschler, Mrs. G., cigars and confec-
tionS.
Bodmer Ed, cigars.
Cover c. A.. meats.
Durborow II. r., hardware.
Fox, NJ. NJ, confectionery.
Green, O. p, cigars.
Gruber, T. L., cigars.
Gruber, II. L., restaurant.
Gruber, r. L.. pool
Hooker, J. c., general store.
Ilolle, A. j., coal.
keefer j. T., meats.
Leidig, c. T., general store.
McDanel, H., drugs.
Palmer, j. NJ, groceries.
Sides, G. F., groceries.
Shelly, G. B., cigars.
Shelly, c. B., restaurant.
Shelly, c. b., pool
Sides NJ. o., meats.
Steelton Store Co, Ltd, general store
Walmer, ]. H., milk.
Wolf. G. A., groceries.
Difenderfer, c. A, news agency.
Wolcott H., feed.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-19
ROYALTON BOROUGH

Boughter, J. s., junk.
Davise, Mrs. A. T.. notions.
Gore, j. r., poultry.
Granger, II. s., cigars.
Hatfield, w. S., supplies.
Houck, S. X, groceries.
Halland, II. II. Est, groceries.
Lands, S. b., groceries.
Lands, II. p, groceries.
Leggore, II. B., cigars.
Rutherford, j. NJ, general merchan-
disc.
Wolf, w. H., milk
Werlich, Mrs. Jacob, supplies.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-19
JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP.

Bordner, Jacob, merchandise
Enders, r. E., merchandise and pro-
duce.
Paulus, a. D., produce.
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