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SPECIAL
"THREE DAY SALE!
| TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
MAY 13, 14, 15, 1915.
] Our special sales have been bright spots in our daily routine of business life. Bright, be-
® cause each sale has made new friends for ‘‘The Womens Store.” _
Women know that each special sale is an offering of good, clean, up-to<date, seasonable
goods—not a clean up of old stock ; not a specially arranged sale of left-overs and seconds; but
merchandise taken from our shelves and offered to you at a time when you can use it—but
3 } offered for one day only.
TUESDAY our entire line of LACES and EMBROIDERIES—and we’re proud of our show-
ing in this department—will be offered to you at the usual special sale prices—One-Fourth Off.
WM You understand—on every dollar, you pay us seventy-five cents and keep twenty-five cents in
@ your pocket.
37 oh on WEDNESDAY you can buy any article from our assortment in MUSLIN UNDER-
# WEAR on the same plan. Plain, serviceable underwear, or dainty, delicate creations of laces
# and embroideries, whichever way your taste runs, you will find them here in excellent assort-
#8 ments at ONE FOURTH OFF.
* THURSDAY #we offer our complete line of LACE CURTAINS and CURTAIN MATERIALS.
# Curtains in white, ecru and ivory ; in plain and fancy designs ; lace, nets and panels; marked
® from 50c to $5.50 per pair. In curtain materials you will find every desirable shade and pattern §§!
in serim and madras, also Swisses, nets and laces in beautiful designs, in white and ecru. All
: reduced ONE-FOURTH for this day only. |
4 Laces and Embroideries
Muslin Us.derwear
: Curtains and Curtain Materials
HARTLEY, CLUTTON CO.
THE WOMENS STORE
HARTLEY BLOCK MEYERSDALE, PA
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For RENT—Mrs. Annie Hanning
LUMBER FOR SALE. will rent her dwelling house of five |
A Lady or Man to represent the | — i
@Grest Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.,| 1¢ you are in need of lumber see H | rooms, steam heat and bath. A store
4n and around Meyersdale. Apply:— * | room in connection or separately.
122 N. Centre St., Cumberland, Md. | Phillips, at 331 Beachley street, or Apply, to No. 510 Main street,
| call by phone. Both phones. We can Meyersdale, Pa. ad
save you money on building material |
WANTED.
elf
Photographs and Picture frames at | |
‘Qonrad’s Studio at half-price. Sat- | by delivering direct from the saw mill. * Board for two in a modern house in
§sfaction guaranteed in every sale of | CUNNINGHAM LUMBER CO. |town or out of town. Good pay.
Photos or Frames. E. E. Conrad. ad! May 1-tf ad. ' Inquire at The Commercial. ad
Col. Roosevelt's Hunter.
RESOLVED,
TIMES MAY CHANGE AND MENMAY
CHANGE WITH THEM, AND STYLES
MAY CHANGE, Too, BUT SQUARE
DEALING NEVER CHANGES. WE
KEEP UP WITH THE TIMES. OUR
43 YEARS OF BUSINESS IN MEY-
ERSDALE HAS PROVEN THIS. :
Emory J. Pond, one of the hunters
who accompanied Theo. Roosevelt on
his African hunt, is one of the lion
tamers employed with Sanger’s Show.
Mr. Pond joined Mr. Roosevelt’s par-
ty in Rhodesia and remained until
the expedition moved up towards
Khartoom, when he joined the San-
ger expedition sent to equatorial
Africa to replenish the menagerie.
They obtained many fine specimens,
and Mr. Pond came to America with
them to break the wild and savage
beasts. He now has them under per-
fect control. He tells many interest-
ing experiences while with the Roose-
velt expedition, and says the Colonel
was not only absolutely fearless, but
often reckless in exposing himself to
the attacks of wild denizens of the
African jungle.
The Sanger Show will be in Mey-
ersdale, Friday, May 16th.
eee:
Ask Better Train Service.
The State Railroad Commission
heard the complaint of Walter M.
Clevenstine, of Spring City, and
Harry N. Roland and H. M. Johnson,
of Parkerford, who desire better pas-
senger train service on the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad from points between
Phoenixville and Pottstown. The
complainants stated that the train
leaving Philadelphia at 65:13 P. M. |
does not go further than Phoenix- |
ville, and that there was a demand |
that the service be extended to Potts- |
own. |
: | CARPETS, RUGS, WALL PAPER, LACE CUR-
: | TAINS, SEWING MACHINES, MUSICAL GooDS§,
PAINTS, ETC., AT Low PRICES WHEN YoU
DEAN WITH US.
OUR CHI-NAMEL DEPARTMENT IS WELL
| IF YOU HAVE ANY oLD FURNITURE
| OR FLOORS To Do oVER THIS SPRING, COME
| Tous AND WE WILL EXPLAIN HowW YoU CA
Do IT AND AT A NOMINAL CosST,
R. REICH & MN,
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No SUN-DIAL METHoDS IN OUR STORE.
WE KEEP STRICTLY UP To THE TICK OF THE
CLOCK IN OUR LINE OF BUSINESS AND GIVE
HIGH QUALITY
CIGARS
You cannot judge a cigar |
by ihe band or by the out- {|| STOCKED
side wrapper. It’s the : ;
quali'y of the cigar all
through that determines ||
whe ter it will be a good |
sm: ki or not. We carry
noting but the best cigars,
caret ully blended and se-
lected on account of their |
aroma and high quality.
Per box of 50—
$4.00, $2.00 and $3.00
If you prefer a Pipe, we have
some dandies—
{30 Centre Street. Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
THe LEYS BROCE STORE,
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YoU NONE BUT THE BEST OF FURNITURE]
Both Phones.
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25c to $5.25
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Naugle Building. Meyersdale, Pa
MEYERSED
SAKGER’S GRATER
EUROPEAN
The Orton Family, 2
The World’s Greatest |
3 Riders i
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Great Leapers
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SHOWS AND
THE ONLY BIG SHOW TO VISIT YOUR CITY THIS YEAR
BIG SHOW!
DAY, MAY 16
DOUBLE
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STALLION
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500 People
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28 European AGES
Afternoon at 2:00
TREET PARADE A
Faijor Littlefinger and Wife
Smallest Living Adults
4 Bands of Music 4
Royal Yeddo Troupe Japanese
2 PERFORMANCES 2
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200 Horses
200 Animals
Roman Hippodrome
Royal
Night at 8:00
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