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On this board elsewhere.
Gill Sans also works very nicely in tables; see Envisioning Information, pages 104-105.
Bell Centennial is available for purchase from
Adobe and
FontShop.
I would recommend purchasing the OpenType version of the font (called Bell Centennial Standard) if you use Windows XP or OS X machines. You can get it from Veer, Linotype, or Adobe
If you want to save money, you can buy the different weights individually from Linotype (cheaper) or Adobe. I recommend the Address, Sub-Caption, and Name & Number weights. They are sort of normal, semi-bold, and bold weights.