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~ SPELLING CONTEST.
In connection with the Boys’
Club and Girls’s League Contest,
we have planned for a Spelling Con-
test, to be held in Somerset on Mon-
day, November 24th 1913, at 4p.
m. All pupils in ‘the county are
elegible to enter the contest. The
~~ aim of this contest is to encourage
the boys and girls in our public
schoois to become better spellers.
To be a good speller is an accom-
plishment worthy of the earnest at-
tention of every one. A list of twelve
hundred practical words has been se-
lected from the spelling books in use
in this county. These words will be
published in the county papers in
installments of 200 words each week.
From this list 100 words will be se-
lected and pronounced to all of the
applicants. Each applicant will write
the words and submit the manu-
script to the committee fer correc-
tion. In case of tie winners the con-
contest will be decided by oral spell-
ing. The first prize is $5.00, second
$1.00, third, $3.00, fourth, $2.00, fifth,
$1.00. d
Following are the first 200 words:
EA
ambush
accent
abutment
annuity
arbutus
antecedant
appurtenances
assessor
allegiance ,
10 ‘assembly
11 abolish
12 attorney
13 ambition
14 admittance
15 amateur
16 apiece
17 apoplexy
18 adroit
19 aberration
20 academic
21 abnegation
22 aluminum
23 abnormal
24 absentee
25 anodyne
26 aroma
27 anemone
28 artificer
29 ambassador
30 antiseptic
31 annual
32 assault -
33 aqueduct.
34 acreage
35 allegory
36 antagonist
37 alder
38 atrocious
39 arid
40 angular
41 appease
42 amenable
43 abrasion
44 armory
45 ablutions
46 aperture
47 aisle
48 attic
49 alimony
50 attaint.
51 aunt
52 ambulance
53 adhesive
54 anarchist
25 apprehend
56 almanac
57 acquittal
58 agitator
59 amicable
60 armada
61 arbitrary
62 annihilate
« 63 alias
64 armistice
65 atmospheric
66 animosity
67 analytical
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68 anniversary
69 avarice
70 alkali
71 ache
72 acclimate
73 apathy
74 acrobat
75 archives
76 acoustic
77 acacia
78 allspice
79 Absalom
80 alpaca \
81 Agassiz
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82 biscuit
83 ballot
84 brigade
85 banquet
“8€¢ bushel
87 bargain
88 belfry
89 bolster
90 bankruptcy
91 bateaun
92 banana
93 balance
94 bicycle
95 brunette
96 beaver
97 beetle
98 beneficial
99 baffle
100 beverage
101 balcony
102 brevado
103 Baltimore
104 bailiff
405 brigand
109 broth
107 bronzed
108
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110
bacteria
bodice
bobolink
bayou
bombardment
buxom
blouse
beefsteak
besmear
bristle
Bethlehem
brilliant
bronchitis
billiard
buri .1
bromide
bail
balsam
beseech
bedstead
The Suffragists.
Miss Helen Allen has been secured
by the Equal Franchise Federation of
Pittsburg, to be the organizing secre-
tary for the Woman Suffrage Party
in Allegheny county. Miss Allen has
voted in Utah and brings to Pennsyl-
vania a thorough familiarity with the
use of the ballot and the duties of
citizenship.
The latest accession to membership
in the Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage
Association is the Equal Franchise
League of Scranton, of which Mrs.
Maxwell Chapman is President. The
League is only seven months old hav
ing been born last winter at the
height of the suffrage struggle in
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128 bulletin
129 baronet
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131 barley
132 beacon
133 bituminous -
134 blockade
135 bramble
136 brownish
137 bouquet
138 barytone
139 botanist
340 Bohemian
141 benzine
142 battalion
143 balmy
144 ballad
145 brawl
146 bologna
147 besmirch
148 basque
149 bayonet
150 bewail
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151 cornice
152 celery
153 cistern
154 cleyis
155 career
156 censure
157 campaign
158 cabbage
156 caravan
160 conceal
161 chamois
162 corolla
163 cuticle
164 cubical
165 camellia
166 celandine
167 comparative
168 calcium
169 cashier ¢
170 , cassimere
171 complement
172 cinnamon
173 conference .
144 cronies
175 colors
176 cite
177 composition
178 changing
179 corpuscle 4 =<
bership numbers 150.
PERFECT SKIN FOOD THAT REMOVES
WRINKLES AND CLEARS COMPLEX-
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Novel Massage Cream.
The most delicate skin will quickly
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As a massage cream or after shav- | the home.
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ritations and making the skin soft ble to all conditions, less wasteful |
and velvety.
Apply a little to the hands or face
after washing and surprise yourself | The lamps cannot be ‘‘upset,’’ they
with the dead skin that comes off.
Hokara is the only antiseptic mas-|to curtains and wall paper. There heat, light and power can be consci- | Saturday evening, 7:30 p. m- Tease:
sage cream, and pimples, eczema and | are no sparks. No matches are re- | entiously compared in price with | Training classes meet Monday events
skin blemishes soon disappear |quired, there is no open flame, nO | that of electricity.
when it is used. ein.
Although far superior to the ordi-| tricity lights the home without de: | CHURCH SERVICES.
nary massage creams and sold on a |stroying the air.
guarantee of
or money back,”’ yet the price is a| windows
trifle, only 25 cents for a liberal jar; | Lamps that destroy
larger size 50 cents.
Sold on a guarantee by S. E. Thor-
FORRKRHEUMA TIS
MEYERSDALE. PA.
architecture, in adaptability, |
IONS. Electricity Safes! and Best. | In Methodist Episcopal churce: mrs
there no comparison of electricity | vice, Rev. G. A. Neeld pastor—Seém
: a tal reasons] with other forms of‘illumination. It vices at 10:30 a. m. Sunday school 9:3%
There are six fundamenta | will meet any situation, anywhere, | 3 m. Epworth League at 6:45 p.m
why electricity is the best form 9 [shang tne Lt | verton sorvice of 7imo. p
i atin tricity ore ex- |
energy for light, heat and power In ] g by electricity 1s more ex | SS. Philip and ‘James Oathofic
It is safer, more econom- | Pensive than by gas of coal, When |, ~ p.v J. J. Brad ;
| mere energy is measured. But the Mass : t S d - Brady, pastom:.—
heat can be applied at any given de- | _ Dex6. wanday 9 and 11 a, =m
| Vespers and Benediction at. 7:30.p. mu»
and more healthful | gree, wherever and whenever it is|
: ) | wanted And then the expense cun | Church of the Brethren—Preachimg:
Electricity is the safest for light | vo instantly stopped. ’ 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p.m. Suredvy
No other form of service can equal | School, 9:30 a. m. Christian Wossszs
cannot explode, they cannot set fire, electricity. Hence, no other plan of | Meeting at 6:30 p. m. Bible Cl&ss.
| 7 and 8 0’clock, respectively. Sundar
| School Workers’ Meeting, Friday
evening, 30th inst., at 7:30..
|
noxious and dangerous gases. Elec-|
This 15 of vital im: / At the A. M. E. Zion church Sim
“best you ever used |portance in the winter time when the| Evangelical Lutheran church, J. A. | q,0 gop, delenit HECh sites
be | day School at 3:00 p. m. Preachimgs
and doors are closed. | Yount, pastor-- Sunday school next | ett
od ] at 11 a. m. Christian Endeavor alé
the oxygen in Sunday at 9:30 a. m. Morning ser-|». = p. m
air are unhealthful. | vice 10:30. Evening services 7:30. Pb
Electricity cannot be adulterated. Luther League, 6:45p. m. Mid-| For baby’s croup, daily cuit amel
ad The meter measures the energy ex- week service Wednesdny 8:30 p. m. | bruises mamma’s sore throat. Grands
actly. Should you fail to 'get good| Christian church, J. A. Hopkins ma’s lame back.—Dr. Thomas's ies
light, or full voltage, the meter will pastor—Bible school next Sunday at tric Oil—the household remedy... 5
not charge you for this lack of light. 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 2. m. | and and 50c. wi
180 cleanliness
181 carbide
182 cataclysm
183 chauffeur
184 collector
185 coffee
186 column
187 cosmopolitan
188 commercial
I89 carve
190 census
191 conceal
192 consonant
163 congregational
194 consign
195 colleague
196 Calvary
197 clergyman
198 certainties
109 central
200 ceiling
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D. W. SEIBERT,
County Superintendent.
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