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-~=xecutor, Somerset twp., $1,307.
Peter Carey and John H. Miller. | Corn, DEI DUS.......c... is Beiiirntiyiannes 95¢ |
Margaret Lowry, late of Summit|0als, .........ccisiiiviriniivicninner vison b5¢ |
&tgrp., left $25 to the Greenville Re-| Wheat, per bus.....c.cecuueeervennnnnnns $1 05 |
f#prmed church. She directs that the | Wheat chop, per ewt.................. 190]
=wmrine Shroyer, Alice Miller, W. P. | ‘King of Minnesota’’ 60 per cent |
SLwwry. Josiah J. Lowry, is appoint-
£4 late of Windber, sold two acres of
DL ou R T N : WS land to Katharine Yoder for $2,350.
| Ozias Weimer, administrator of the
| estate of Samuel K. Weimer, late of
Greenville twp., sold a I00-acre farm
| to J. A. Weimer, for $3,435.
‘Real Estate, Marriage | Robert Reynolds, administrator
| of the estate of Nancy A. Reynolds,
late of Confluence, sold a house and
lot to Mrs. Louisa Shipley, for $1,900.
REAL ESTATE. Warren Mason, administrator of
Wilmore Coal Co., to Peter Shim-|the estate of Joseph E. Mason, late
Zams, Windber, $1,000. of Berlin, sold a house and lot to
fm. W. Barkman to Elmer Felton, W. Potter Shaw, for $800.
AHEESford twp., $35. Colden Loaf flour always makes
&atharine Darrah’s executor 10|good bread, get it, at
SPeswmsylvanla R.,R., Shade twp., $25. | aq Habel & Phillips.
&ae. H. Coughenour to Charles H. EE
[i3mes=H Confluence, $12,000. Pa day % harsh Physi) Se gone
3 eople want mild, eas X .
a 58.18. Lob, to E, G. LoingShade Doan’s Regulets have satisfied thous-
% up... 3200, ands. 25c at all drug stores. add.
Qf %marles L. Vannear to Charles
“iiWeigle, Somerset twp., $48. Quart Jars Olives for 35 cents at
John Weigley to Amy Weigley’s | Bittner’s Grocery.
CIVIC LEAGUE MEETING
Joseph M. Bricker, to Homer W. The Civic League will hold the
_ Stmeell, Somerset. $300. regular monthly meeting in the As-
? 3% sembly Hall of the High School on
. John, Hoover to Tony Hechevar, Monday evening. This is an impor-
Lockwood, $1,700. tant meeting and a large attendance
Sarah J. Broadstock to Maust Lum- | js Jooked for.
Mer Co., Greenyille twp., $20.
Cora B. Phillippi, to John W. Mul- | LINCOLN HIGHWAY
¥én, Somerset twp., $1.
~§oseph Johns’ executor to Teansy: | ROUTE ANNOUNCED.
Wwranda R. R. Shade twp., $1,100. | Mr. T. W. Gurley, received the
"John A. Berkey to Elsie Stahl official announcement and posters
Barron, Somerset §221. of the Lincoln Highway, from coast
A. Kent Miller, to Bertha E. Trim-| to coast. It came too late for last
wey, Somerset twp., $2,000 weeks paper.
Bertha E. Trimpey to A. Kent Mil- | Starting in New York City, the
JE&=r, Somerset, $3,800. highway passes through.Jersey City,
Newark and Trenton to Philadelphia,
then west to Pittsburgh, through the
“Charles E. Cunningham of Rock-| north central section of Ohio, over to
-wsood, and Katharine M. Zufall, of Fort Wayne and South Bend, skirts
@ Tlasselman. Chicago, enters Joliet, Rochelle, Ster-
Alfred J. Daubert, and Katharine | ling and other Illinois cities, reaches
Zen Hare, both of Meyersdale. Iowa at Clinton and leaves at Coun-
Martin Van B. Mock, of Boswell cil Bluffs, passes through Omaha,
. : ¢ goes to Denver, and north to Chey-
gEd Florence M. Zimmerman, 0 enne, west through Green river and
s=Fepner twp. Evanston to Salt Lake City, finds
H. L. Maurer of Stoyestown and |j¢s way into Neyada by way of Tip-
~S manda 8. Griffith of Jenner twp. hots ranch and after reaching Reno,
-John Mayot of Braddock and Eliza- | goes to Lake Tahoe, Cal., finally
-#7scth Berkey, of Somerset. : ending on the Pacific seaboard at
Elmer Pater and Elizabeth Kiesh, | Oakland and San Francisco.
»izxpth of Jerome. The Lincoln Highway must have
Michael McCloskey, of Windber, YOUr help. A fund of $10,000,000
=and Josefa Grzywacz of Jenner twp. | ust be provided by popular sub-
+ 3 scription. Toward this fund nearly
os a De and Lilllan Brant, | g5,000,000 is alreauy pledged. Remit
35.00 to Lincoln Highway, Detroit,
Frederick E. Ray, and Muriel C.| Michigan, for engraved contributors
- Shaffer, both of Jenner twp. certificate, car emblem and member-
George Popovics and Mary Katha- | ship card.
ramine Casper, both of Windber.
Walter Gillespie Sprinkel of Harri-| 4 cans Herring for 25 cents at
~sonburg, Va., and Julia Starr Pres-|Bittner’s Grocery.
“Son, of Confluence. ENDS LIFE WITH GUN.
Samuel Demro and Mary Nicaster,
Despondent, it is said, because his
¢ booth of Holsopple.
Ignots Kusshak and Mary Patroske, wife bed left bin and Weht fo On.
berland to work as a domestic and
€Frphans’ Court Proceedings,
Licences, Etc.
Maney A. Reynold’s to Louise
“Fhipley , Confluence, $1,000.
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
¢ Baoth of Acosta.
John Mutsko and Sofia Baron both had refused to return to him, Gran-
«of Jenner twp. ville Mcs r, 30 years old, a laborer
Homer Lawrence Chrisner and |living at Wellersburg, shot himself
© Elizabeth Lee West, both of Meyers- | through the head at 10 o’clock on
dale. Tuesday morning at his home with a
Janus F. Rhoades of Quamahon-|20-gauge shotgun.
#ng twp.. and Pearle M. Weaver, of
Fenner twp. heavy shot, tore a jagged hole in his
head above the ear, and death was
ILLS. :
W instantaneous.
“The will of Mrs. S. Anice Cryan,
‘fate of Windber, who die. recently COMMUNION SERVICES. !
‘¥mn Philadelphia was probated. The
‘Siollowing cash bequests. Mrs. Char-| The Fall Communion will be held in
¥.es Naylor, $2,000; Ella Agnes Beck, | the Glencoe Reformed church next
“#500; Gertrude Mayes, $300; Mary | gunday at 2 p. m. Preparatory ser-
#=. Hall $r00; Martha J. Cresswell, | vice Friday evening at 7:30 sharp.
$100; William Hall, $50; Harry L. : :
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T3fayes, $50: John M. Hall, $25; Re.| The Fall Communion will be held
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10 ' oo o Farina
10 64 ‘6 6 LE) 66 66 Barley
10 “®t ou fe 3 o Corn Starch
10 bi ee 10 package ‘* Cocoanut
10 nl 5 pound * Baking Powder
10 fr ‘ 25¢ can Tea
10 * oii . pound i Bird Seed
10 ft Sa ‘ 25¢ package" Rolled Oats
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pound “SUNLOV”’ Coffee
“CAMBRIA BLEND’? Coffee
“EMPIRE Coffee
half pound ‘‘CAMBRIA’’ Baking Powder
3 pound package ‘ FERNDALE’ Rice
10c can ‘‘CAMBRIA’’ Tea
5 Stamps in each pound ‘‘CAMBRIA’’ Evaporated Corn
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Food Products
5 Stamps in each 10c package ‘CAMBRIA’ Rolled Qats
5 ¢ ** ** 407 package . Pepper
5 2 ‘‘ 3% oz. package “ Tobacco
3 : ~‘“ 10¢ package i Corn Flakes
2 ¢ * *“ pound “TRI-SUM” *
2 7 3 : pound ‘“ACME?’’ Lima Beans
2 ac trdd pound “‘SNOWFLAKE’’ Navy Beans
2 « « . bound “CAMBRIA” Raisins
4 6. sé ‘ [X13 " Currants
2 66 “é € sé Rice
2 a SN OWFLAKE”’ Rice
2 «« ‘vu. bound “CAMBRIA” Powdered Sugar
2 . oa half pound ‘“CAMBRIA’”’ Chocolate
2 ‘sé x ve 20% package : Pepper
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5 3 pound package Soda pa
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The only stamps, accepted the same as money, by hundreds of
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GIVES AND REDEEMS
H. E BAUMAN, Bakery & Ice Cream
Druggist E. L. DONGES, Meat Market.
The Following Merchants in Meyersdale, Pa.,
MAHI. ON SAYLOR. General Merchandise.
BE KER & STRENG
Ask for Cambria Pure-Food Products
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F. B. THOMAS.
LUCENTE GROCERY CO
The shell, which was loaded with |
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— ie in the Mt. Leb:
¥m»acca Fleming, $25; Lilliam McKee, | e Shaion Bofortied gaurch
Chr En 5 | next Sunday at 10 a. m. Preparatory
‘$25; Anna Turner, $25; Ella Wagner, | it 3 -
: a. ad service Saturday eyening at 7:30
$25; Minuie Cryan, $25; Ella Cryan, sharp |
#25. She directs that her houses iv | :
V. ndber shall not be sold for five or 1 Quart Jar of Cocoa, for 25 cents
a1X years. Justice of the Peace, Rob- | at! Bitiner’s Grocery
svt (G. Colborn and Minnie E. Nay- | ? =
or, are named as executors. The | >
will was dated March 1st, 1910, and | MARKET REPORT. |
witnessed by Mrs. Margaret Lytle TT
and ‘Sarah Alderfer. |
Corrected weekly by McKenzie & |
late of Garrett, left Smith.
. Hoover,
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t in his estate to his wife, PAYING PRICE. |
Rena Hoover, at whose death the| Butter, per pound........... ......... 25-28¢ |
same shall become the property of | Eggs, per doz......cccccuunn...... -28c¢ |
#.da V. Brant. Rena Hoover is aj - | Chickens, per pound..........c.coue es +120
voointed executrix. The will was da- | Country Side, per pound............ 14-16¢ |
fed April 6th 1900, and witnessed by | Apple butter, pergal...... nil. 65¢ |
<4. H. Judy and Peter Pritts. | Shoulder, per pound....................... 14c |
Simon Barron, late of Middlecreek{Ham............lcccoriieienn niin inne 18c |
wp., left his entire estate to his] 0
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widow, Matilda Barron, who is named | Corrected weekly
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3 executors. The will was dated | Streng.
-éanuary 25th, 1002, and witnessed by | SELLING PRICE.
by: Becker & |
=mest of her estate shall be equally di- | Corn and oats, per cwt. home
wided among her children, as follows: | ground... icone evens 175]
Fosiah Lowry, Ellen McKenzie, Kath- | Flour, ‘‘Best on Record’ per bbl. 5 65 |
patent, per barrel.................. 6 25]
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sxecutor.
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Large Chinese sacred lilies 10c each |
Merah 12, 1909, and witnessed by (C. | Or three for 25¢, at
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FLaowry, Sarah Lowry, and Edgar J. |
The will was dated |
Hauger, W. H. Hay and Peter ad Habel & Phillips.
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Hartley Block
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