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BARN RAISING.
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| Fair, Breeder of Thorough-bred |
Shropshire sheep and and Herford |
| cattle, Angora goats and Poland
| china swine, raised his new barn,
July 16th, 1913.
This structure being 100x54 feet,
of a model bank barn, the present
barn having bin 58x36, was entirely
too small for Mr. Meese’s farming.
The farm consists of 275 acres and
Mr. Meese has been doing some
very good hustling along farming
lines, There wera about seventy of
the good citizens present in raising
the structure. The Baer Bros,, did
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known exhibitor at the Meyersdale | Phillips, at 331 Beachley street, or
LUMBER FOR SALE. |
RESOLVED,
THAT YoU DoN'T RUN
To THE STATION AFTER
THE TRAIN HAS GONEY
[A AND EXPECT To CATCH
p<” _# IT. DON'T RUN To OUR
If you are in need of lumber see H.
call by phone. Both phones. We can
save you money on building material
by delivering direct from the saw mill.
CUNNINGHAM LUMBER Co.
May 1-tf ad. |
Execu'rix’s Notice.
In the estate of Henry J. Wilmoth, late of the
Borough of Meyersdale, Somerset County,
Pennsylvania, deceased:
Letters testamentary in the above estate
haying been granted to the undersigned by the
proper authority all persons indebted to said
estate are hereby notified to make immediate
payment and all persons having claims against
said estate are. directed to present the same
duiy authenticated for payment to the under-
the masonry, which is a splendid
job of stone work. Alfred Weimer
assisted by Samuel Meese aud E. H.
Werner did the carpenter work.
signed Executrix, at the late residence of the
deceased in the Borough of Meyersdale, Som *
Sra county, Pennsylvania, on Friday, the 8th
ay of August, 1913.
UHL & EALY,
Attorneys.
JENNIE E. WILMOTH,
Executrix."
july3 6t.adv
Everything passed off nicely. By 6
p- m.. the barn was completely
raised and all enjoyed the days
pleasure. The ladies seryed a delic-
ious dinner and supper to all present.
The following persons were present:
Messrs. Alfred Weimer, A. E. Baer,
Joel Yutzy, Frank Murray, and son,
Harry, Norman Wilhelm, and sons
Frauk and Dewey, Theodore Knepp,
S. S. Meese. G. W. Baer, Andrew
McManus, W. Wilhelm,Herman Keef-
er, W. Wright, George Deal, J. Deal,
John Mdese, Edgar Glotfelty, S. Al-
bright, W. Landis, D. D. Meese, Al-
[1en Baer, James Wright, Richard
| Newman, E. H. Werner, Harvey
| Knepp, Ozias Weimer,aud son, James,
| 8 .muel Wetn iller, Robert and Reid |
Anthony Weimer, George and Melvin |
| Meese, Samuel Harry and Chas.
The dull season In oul business | Wright, LeRoy Meese; Mesdames D. ||
| Meese, Milton Keefer, Frank Keefer, | THORLEY’S DRUG STORE
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THERE ARE MANY ‘WHO WAIT UNTIL THE
GooD THINGS ARE ALL GONE, THINKING THEY
WILL GET CHEAPER. THE BEST THINGS WILL
SOON BE GONE. THEY GO BECAUSE THEY ARE
THE BEST. IF YoU ARE IN NEED OF ANY
FURNITURE,
CARPETS OR
MUSICAL GooDJS,
FOR SALE OVLY AT
PENSLAR STORE 3
Meyersdale, Pa. :
| D. Meese, John Meese, and two daugh- |
has arrived: In order to get
COME Now AND TAKE ADVANTAGE of THE
| ters, Effie and Myrtle, G. W. Baer, |
and daughters Lily and Imogene,
work and keep busy, I will offer
prices to sell quick in
grandchildren, Robert an: Mary Ten-
mA Kinds of Cometery Work. [lesson oo ie: de
| mel, M. McKenzie, E. Wright, i
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Baer, Alfred Weimer, and two child-
Do not delay your visit to the
ren, John and Elizabeth; Misses Ada,
yard, or ask us to submit designs. Eva, and Alda Meese, Helen McKen-
and Mr. Woodrow Meese. {
street. Lot 66x120 feet, containing
MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS J eo hci ec, comune
A. H. JOHNSON, Prop. OC Also two lots on High street and one
| acre of ground on the Berlin road just
MEYERSDALE: PENNA. a noun
| outside the borougn line. For partic-
0 |
AND RETURN
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MEY SDALE Six Jian I» Bale. i) Via Pittsburgh and B. R. & P. Ry. Rk REICH & NA .
jand electric light, No. 405 Broadway | AUGUT 2, 23 AND 30. ® s
| Chas. Hoffman, Henry McKenzie,and | Balti more & Ohio
ME ERSDALE
out Usual Guarantee Goes With Our Work, @s Somwie wrigw Martna weiner | NJ A GARA FALLS
Ask B & O R. R. Ticket Agent for
LOW PRICES.
OUR FUNERAL EQUIPMENT AND
STOCK 1.5 THE FINEST AND BEST IN
COUNTY. AT YOUR SERVICE ANY
|
$7.40 |
HOUR of THE DAY oR NIGHT.
TICKETS GOOD FIVE DAYS
{30 Centre Street. Funeral Directors and Embalmers.” All Telephones.
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Full Information. |
gs - J. A. POORBAUGH,
Have you any of the following symptoms of Eye Troubles? ul. 7gtade, Meysisdale, Pe
If so, consult SUNDAY SCHOOL CON-
WM. D.. GOLDSTEIN, 0. | vo0os
AT COLLINS’ DRUG STORE, HARTLEY BLOCK, re el]
churches of Garrett, Pa., met in the | §
Tuesday and Wednesday July 29 and 30. ra Ear, ana
MEYERSDALE PA The following program was well
rendered :
FROM 9:00 A. M. TO 5:00 P. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Devotional Exercises—Rev. A. M.
Schaffner.
Music.
| IF the letters blur or run together and
you become sleepy after reading a
The Work of the Sunday School
short time. Pobcl ; :
| IF you are troubled with nervousness, Dm by C. D.; Fritz,
| Qizziness or a constant tired exhaus- ey y
od feeling Singing—*‘Like a Shepherd Tender
> . and True.”
| IF you get sick atyour stomach easily Temperance Lesson—Mrs. Jones
| while riding or mingling with amov. Singing—When in Dust to Thee i
5D LETTER SALE
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THE WOMENS STORE.
July 12 to August 2.
July 12 to August 2.
The first week of our third Semi-Annual Clearance Sale has been a record breaker
with us. Our sales have been far in excess of our expectations. ~~ We still have good
assortments in all lines, but by another week the choicest selections will be gone. ~ Bet-
ter not wait too long.
DOMESTICS Red Letter Special
Reu Letter Special
11%
| ing throng of people.
IF your eyes water.
IF your eyes become swollen.
| IF you have pain in the temples.
IF it troubles you to see at a distance.
| IF your eyeballs ache.
IF yourseyes feel swollen.
| IF your eyelids droop.
fF you suffer from dull or periodically sewing.
sick headaches.
IF your eyes smart or burn and the |
lids become inflamed.
IF you experience pains or aches in |
the eyeball or in the top or back of |
head, extending ofttimes into the eyes.
neck or shoulder.
No matter how clear your vision, if you are experiencing any of the above
troubles, step in and have a talk about your eyes.
GLASSES
fine work of any kind.
morning.
IF you are wearing glasses that
not fit you perfectly.
your glasses do not giye yo
and distinct vision.
using them.
muscles.
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IF one eye is weaker than the other.
IF your eyes feel tired and worn after
IF your eyes feel tired after doing
| IF your eyelids stick together in the
IF there is any discharge from the
| IF any black spots appear before you.
do | IF your folasses tire your eyes when
u clear | IF your glasses draw your eyes Or
Offering.
Anthem.
Qualifications of the Modern Sun-
day School Teacher—W. A. Merrill,
M M. Kistler, W. L. Brantand A. M.
Schaffner.
Singing ‘Christ for the World We |
Sing.”
Intermission.
EVENING SESSION.
Song Service.
Singing‘ ‘Bringing in The Sheaves 2
Recitation—Lost After All’’—Annie
Murray.
The Benefits of the Rewards—Chas.
Fritz.
Value of Music in the Sunday
School —U. S. Shober.
Song—*‘‘OnwardChristion Soldiers.”
Cradle Roll—Mrs. Lee Phenicie.
«Moses’’—Theo. Romesberg.
Quartette—Romesberg Brothers.
How and When to Reach the *‘Un-
believer’’—Walter Tucker, Dr. Pol-
lard and Rev. Carney.
Quartette—Romesberg Brothers.
Offering.
Anthem—Choir.
Song—*‘‘God be With You Till We
to correct fitting of glasses which is of
SP ] RT ION the utmost importance to the eyes and | Meet Again.”
Benediction.
Body in general as regards of health,
If you have any of the above symptoms, weak eyes or improperly fitted
it, will pay you to consult us at once. We will examine
glasses,do not delay,as i
your eyes free
your sight, and give you correct results.
Remember I visit Meyersd
and guarantee all my work. I will
the lenses and time within two years absolutely free.
sed free. Special attention to children’s eyes. Glasses
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WANTED.
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of charge and candidly and truthfully tell you if we can sav
ale. at Collins’ Drug Store, every two weeks
make all necessary corrections and change
Eyes and sight exam-
fitted from $2.00 up.
BOYER—BAKER.
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Edward James Boyer, and Rebecca
| Rlizabeth Baker both of Meyersdale,
were united in holy wedlock by L.!
B. Rittenhouse, pastor of the Evan-
| glial church, at the home of the
Devotional Exercises—Rev. Wiant ||
ATTA
M li DRESS GINGHAMS
AUSIIN 10c Utility, sale Price .... ........oeee coos 8c N k
12 1-2¢ Toile du Nord: Bates, sale price ... 10c eC wear
15¢ to 18c Standard Ginghams, sale price .. 12ic SPECIAL
Underwear APRON GINGHAMS
Lancaster, 7c values, sale price..... ........ 6c
1-4 Off caucozs -
American Indigo Blues and Simpson Prints,
sale price...... «.oovaoeanns vase meas he
PERCALES ;
. Standard qualities, regular 12ic, sale price... 10c Red Letter Special
Red Letter Special TOWELING
8c Stevens Crash, sale price..........:.. 7c H d B
ht 10c Stevens Crash, sale price............. 9c an ags
urtains 11c Stevens Crash, sale price............. 10c
12 1-2¢ Stevens Crash, sale price............. lle
1-4 Off
10c Bleached Linen Toweling, sale price.. 9c
12 1-2¢ Bleached Linen Toweling, sale price. . 1lc
16c Bleached Linen Toweling, sale price.. 13c
-4 Off
1c Hills,bleached and half bleached, sale price 10c| Red Letter Special
8c
Waists
1-4 Off
10c Bleached, very good quality..... ........
. 10c Paragon, half bleached, sale price....... 8ic °o 9 . y
Red Letter Special] 8c Motor, full bleached, sale price...... .. 70 Ladies and Children S
7¢ Hawthorne, full bleached. sale price..... 6
15¢ Spun Long Cloth, sale Price .....c.ceaen- 12ic
95¢ Mohawk Sheeting, 9-4, sale price......... 21c Dresses
30¢c Mohawk Sheeting, 10-4, sale price........ 27¢
21c Good quality, 9-4, unbleached, sale price. 18c
15¢ Pillow Casing, 42 inches, sale price....... 124c :
18¢ Pillow Tubeing, 42 inches, sale price .... 15¢ -
20c Pillow Tubeing, 42 inches, sale price... 17¢
29¢ Pillow Tubeing, 45¢ inches, sale price.... 18c
Red Letter Special
Embroideries
1-4 Off
Red Letter Special
Parasols
1-4 Off
Red Letter Special
Dress Trimmings
1-4 Off
Hartley, Clutton Co.
pastor, Wednesday evening, July 16th.
SEESE REUNION.
The 10th annual Seese reunion will |
se held in the park at Hooversvile on
a3
At st 12.
e associatior
Seese, of Windber,is the pres- | (
At the Royal Cafe, and Restau
rant, at Boswell, a cook and girl in |
> given at |
t party. | Hartline, as I
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For Rent.
| july 10-tf Apr
Building now occupied by Frank |
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rant and residence. |
Sheppard Bros. ad |
THE WOMENS STORE.
Hartley Block.
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