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2 at test of the Wilson-Underwood law law | In Portland, Ore. is composed entire
Egenal w The Comumereial | will be found in its effect or lack of |1¥ Of one-armed men, six of whom,
MARKET REPORT.
Orchestra of One-Armed Men.
One of the most popular orchestras
The Wilson-Underwood tariff bill | on the high cost of living. The bill | says Popular Mechanics, are minus a | Smith.
Bas now entered upon its last legisla- |p, tonnq its popularity in the country
tive stage. It was passed by the Sen- |, 4 wholly because of the Demo-
ate on September 9th bya Yote of 43 | cratic promise to cut the cost of liv- |
$0 87. Twellemocrats-Senntors Hans. f,,, "iy 0g 5c 10g ohiet towne in tho |
dell and Thornton of Louisiana-voted | country today. The demand is well- | musicians 1s in great demand for Country Side, per pound........... 14-16¢
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against because of its sugar proyisi- | nigh universal for relief from this bur- | dances.
ous, and Senators Poindexter, Pro-| gen. The Democrats assured the
gressive, and LaFollete, Republican, | country that the tariff exactions of
voted for it. The bill now goes to a |p standpat Republicans were the
sonference committee made up of | chief cause of the high cost of living, | story of the 1 <
op Fesentatives of the Senate and They reiterated their promise of relief | Alfred Austin. So = Doftocted wassly M7. Buker &
Houwase, in which the differences be- lon every platform throughout the |& good deal about himself after a din-
tween the bill as it passed the House | campaign. Within the last ten days | Ber; as was his wont, to the annoy-
ance of the other guests, and at last | Corn, per bus....s.........................
he said: “Lady
the poet laureate to »
| os Slog beay, And | Wheat, per bus...........ccuveueenan..
on 23 16 passed the Senate Will be | no less a Democratic authority than
adjusted. It is expected that the con- | Speaker Clark has repeated the prom-
ference report will be adopted by both | ise, making it specifically forjthis bill.
houses within ten days or two weeks, | Now, the time has come for fulfilment
%ag Shen the bill go to the: President. vow bin will go into effochin. all
Sr his signature. | its provisions within a short time. If
The Senate bill makes a consider- | the Democratic promise was true, if]
able number of changes over the House! its makers understood the problem
bill. It further reduces the average | they professed they knew how to solve
rate of duty, adds some important | they were statesmen and economists,
items to the free list, and increases and not mere blatant demagogues
She rates of tax on large incomes. On| plathering for office, prices for food
Se whole it is a better and more con- | 3nd the necessities of life are about the |
sistent measure than the House bill. | fq]] and relief is at hand for the ulti-
The passage of the bill in the Senate | mate consumer.
is hailed by Democrats all over the | If these things come to pass, then |
eountry as the fulfillment of their ithe Deinocrats will have earned. and
platform. and campaign pledges. be entitled to their reward.
Trere is no question that in one re-|
as me [The Denise also the Democrats will have earned |
er . cor | and be entitled to their reward. But |
platform and on the stump all over . i ; |
the country to revise the tariff down-| 10 Will be a different reward. |
wand to make a substantial reduction | rr
downward and to make a substantial 4 cans Herring for 25 cents at
reduction in the existing rates of duty. | Bittner’s Grocery.
They surely have done that. Their re ee |
hill, as it stands, effects a reduction of | It yo: go to the Pittsburgh Kxposition |
about 25 percent. The average ad va-| this year ;
Joram duty nnder the Payne-Aldrieh | be sure to yisit the Main Plant of H.
law is something Jyer 30 Percent. J. Heinz Company while in that City |
tinder the Wilson-Underwood law if and see how the ‘‘57 Varieties’ |
wil be less than 25 Percent. Tie outl are made. Visitors received daily 8]
is made all down the line. It affects a.m. 4 p. m—except Saturday to)
If they do not come to pass then
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man busy the rest of his life trying
‘to pick up the pieces.
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right hand or arm, while the seventh
PAYING PRICE.
has only a right hand. The instru-
ments used are a piano, violin, ‘cello, Butter, per pound. .......... fetnsivsns 25-28¢
cornet, trombone, mandolin and | L88S) Per d0Z........ccoceriinniinnn. 24-26¢
drums. This unique organization of | Chiekens, per pound....... Sait :
Apple butter, per gal
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Unanimous on the Point.
The British Weekly tells a good
Streng.
SELLING PRICE.
visit time for (Oats, a ;
Wheat chop, per cwt..................
9 Corn and oats, per cwt. home
Much Like Humpty Dumpty.
A few broken promises will keep a
‘‘King of Minnesota’’ 60 per cent
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Western Maryland Railway
SPECIAL EXCURSION
Gumberiand to Pittsburgh
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1913.
LEAVE ROUND TRIP
Comberland "......... ..... ..., T30.A. M..... ...... ........... $2.00
Frostburg ...................... 7140 A. M.............:. ccc vih $2.00
Meyersdale ............ ete 8:20 A. M. ...%.... ............... 1.50
Indian Creek. ..... ............. 9165 A. M........... wlan 1.50
See hand bills and consult Agents for Schedule and rates from inter-
mediate stations.
C & W. Electric Railway will connect at Frostburg from Midland,
Lonaconing and other points, with this special train.
Trains stop at Braddock and McKeesport.
Take advantage of the most delightful Excursion of the season.
Returning Special Train leaves Pittsburgh 7:30 P. M., (Eastern Time.)
F. R. DARBY, Trav. Pass. Agt.
Corrected weekly by McKenzie &
ground... hadith 17
Flour, ‘Best on Record’’ per bbl. 5 65
patent, per barrel.................. 6 25
svery schedule except those dealing noon only |
with pure luxuries. It is a genuine, |
r-reaching and effective reduction, | :
Jarre £ 4] Rings In History.
and that part of the Democratic prom- | Signet rings are mentioned in the
promise is fulfilled. | Bible, aud we find the ring in those
Bat the country is much more inter- | days, to have been & sign of honor as
ested in seeing whether or not the It is with us. During the war a lover
measure will prove an equal fulfill-| Who Wished to specially honor his
ment of the other part of the Demo- bride EE iag0la money to i golg-
eratic tariff pledge. By far the most ding ring, for in those days the heavier
Important part of their tariff promise | gn4 broader the band the better, and
ko the country was the constant and | girls used to measure the width and |
‘widely made pledge by the Democrats “heft” the circles to see whose was |
that through this reduction in tariff the broadest and heaviest, and there- |
rates they would bring down the cost by establish a social standing unim-
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of living, which now burdens so tre- Peachable.
WE WANT LUMBER!
and will contract with portable mill operators for their entire cut.
WE PAY CASH when stock is loaded and
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can always furnish cutting
orders to suit your timber.
Write us and we will send one of our men to explain our plan of doing business.
AMERICAN LUMBER & MFG. C0., -:- Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sept. 19 4¢
RESOLVED,
THAT THE SOONER YoU
LEARN To DEAL WITH
US, THE SOONER YoULL
LEARN To GET THE
RIGHT STUFF AND SAWE
MONEY. A
BUSTER BROW.
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IT’S ARITHMETIC To DEAL WITHU.S. WE WILL
SAVE YOU MONEY. WE WILL SELL YoU THE
BEST QUALITY FOR THE PRICE ASKED BY
MANY FOR INFERIOR GOODS. WF SELL oNLY
REPUTABLE PURNITURE, CARPETS: SWALL PAZ
PER AND MUSICAL GooD.S, SEWING 'MACHINE.S
AND PAINTS, IF YOU ARE IN NEED oF ANY OF
THESE GooD.S, COME AND LOOK. NO 1ROUBLE
To SHOW GooDs. Wi
COME To THE FAIR NEXT WEEK AND MAKE
OUR STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS. B
PHONESS, : > Pot
FUNERAL DIRECTOR. AND EMBALMER S.
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QUICK AND EFFICIENT SERVICE RENDERED.
REICH & SON
130 Centre Street. Funeral Directors and Embalmers. All Telephones.
[FALL
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THE WOME
IS STORE Friday, September 19, 1913
One year ago today we opened our Ready-to W ear Department, stocked it with the best merchandise we could
buy for the money, marked it as low as we could consistently do and threw open the doors.
# depended upon the women of this community.
Its success or failure
Today our store is not an experiment, but a fact, an institution built up on a policy of liberality and -an aim to
PLEASE EVERY CUSTOMER.
W e wish to take this opportunity of thanking the many friends of The Womens Store for their patronage and
encouragement during the past year, and to reassure them that we shall exert even a greater effort to cater to their
wants during the coming year than we have in the past.
New Fall Coats
The new coats are pronounced by all the most
i beautiful of any past season—a line that we are
® proud to show as well as SELL. In price we have
j them to suit any pocketbook ; in style, to please
i the most critical ; in materials, to satisfy any
§ desire. The demand is for-heavy cords, such as
# Dboucles, astrakans, chinchillas, velours, matelasses
and plushes, as well as the fancy weaves of cloth
coats and the plain tailored ones in serges and
whipcords. You'll find them all in our line and a
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Suits that most charmingly bring out the
TG smartest Fall Styles. All finely tailored in the
Ad new trimmed or plain models. Balkans with
0 J Bulgarian matelasse embroidery cuffs and col-
// lars, eponges, matelasses, broadcloths, failes
7 in and bengalines, in all staple and newest shades.
9 jy Then there are the plain tailored suits in
7 y serges, whipcords and mixtures for those who
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try-on will convince you of their superior lines, J Be A low as you’ll find anywhere.
while our guarantee protects you as to service. 7 £ Alterations Free. Fit Cuaranteed.
Dresses 7 \ Maline Underwear
Evening Gowns
Waists
Furs
You are cordially invited to attend our
Fall Opening, Friday, September Nineteenth,
Nineteen Hundred and Thirteen.
Store Open
Friday Evening
/ Raincoats
7 Dry Goods
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Curtains
Children’s Coats and
Dresses
Goods
§| New Dress
HARTLEY, CLUTTON CO.
Hartley Block
THE WOMENS STORE
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HEADACHES
IMPAIR MENTAL FACULTI2S
AND SHOULD 07 BE ALLOWED 70 BECOME CHRO:IC.
If troubled with headache,
nervousness dizziness, watery
eyes, inflamed ees, aching eye.
balls, pain in the temples, pain
on top and back of head—many
other eye defects too numerous
to mention—should you have
any of the above symptoms do
not neglect your eyes, call and
see us. Consult
M.D. GOLDSTEIN,
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST.
. At Collins’ Drug Store, Hartley Block,
Tuesday, Sept. 23, 1913,
From 8:30 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Remember I visit Meyersdale at Collins’ Drug Store
every two weeks and guarantee all my work and will make all ;
necessary corrections and change lenses free of charge anytime.
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out. You ought to be sure of seeing this book :
and when you do, you ought to go through it
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carefully to know what the correct styles for men
are to be. If you don’t see a copy of this remark-
~ able book soon, let us know and we’ll see that you
get one.
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