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Household Notes.
Seale can be removed from palms |
by washing them in water to which |
Ras been added a few drops of cedar |
oil. |
placed in hot water for a minute or
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Medium-sized vegetables are better
$han the large sizes, as they can be
eooked and served without so much
waste.
Dried corn at 20 cents a pound goes
xmaeh further than canned corn, and
js mueh more waolesome and better
un flayor.
When beating the whites of eggs be
sare that there is no grease on the
“Beater, as it will prevent the eggs
Ayam frothing.
The best material for protecting
shrubs from winter ,winds is water-
proof building paper. Make a frame-
work of lath around the shrub and
gack the paper to it.
An inexpensive kitchen conveni-
ence is a quart milk can covered, in
which milk, soup, custard, or any
Biguid may be put into the refrigera-
tor, taking small space.
Chicken feet, if scraped and boiled |
down in water, will make a delicious
jelly. If desired, boiled rice may be
mixed with the broth before pouring
#mto the bowl to set.
To wash a rug, tack it securely to,
# bare, clean floor; next scrub with
ammonia water and pure castile soap-
gnds; rinse thoroughly and leave
tacked to the floor until perfectly dry.
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Spring wheat flour at $5.25 per.
bhl., at Habel & Phillips.
ad | up-to-date.
_ "Ei WASHING SATIN.
Few people seem to realize how
well satin washes. Use the following
method and when .dry, it has looked
equal to new. Make a good lather
Roses will revive ‘very. quicRly if | of soap and warm water; wash the |
thei w ie uh y bo Yo Article in this, then rinse in clear |
Sir Stems are clipped. ane vb cold water .and iron when dry on the | to me directed, I will expose to public sale on
wrong side of the material.
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| MARKET REPORT.
| Corrected weekly by- McKenzie &
| Smith
PAYING PRICE.
Butter, per pound. .......... eresssens 30-32¢
28-30c
Eggs, per doz
Ohickens, per pound..........cc.e...
Country Side, per pound
Apple butter, per al.............
Shoulder, per pound...............
Oorrected weekly by Becker &
Streng.
: _SELLING PRICE.
Corn, per bus... -
Oats, .......ccxeeessriinennes
Wheat, per bus......cccccevieiiirennnes $1 05
Wheat chop, per CWh.............eeeee 190
Corn and oats, per cwt. home
GPOBAd ...... icccsesrliinineas srsecen 175
Flour, ‘‘Best on Record’ per bbl. 5 65
| “King of Minnesota’’ 60 per cent
patent, per barrel................. 6 25
| a :
As long as the present stock of
' g>ods
| graphs at one balf the regular price.
| All portrait frames will also go at
| the same rate. We guarantee all
| goods to be strictly first class and
E. E. Qonrad. ad
last, we will make photo-
PUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE!
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By virtue of an orderof sale 18suing out of the |
rpbans’ Court of Sumerset County, Pa., acd
Saturday, November 29, 1913,
AT 1:30 O'CLOCK P. M.,
on the premises hereinafter described:
All those two certain lots of ¢rourd situate in
the Borough qf Meyersdale, Somerset County.
Pennsylvania, bounded and cescribed as fol-
lows: :
1. Lot No. 319 located on th~ north side of
High street, fronting on said sircet 66 feet and
extending 120 feet to Summit street, being one
of several lois of ground conyeyed to J.M Hay
-and wife by Joseph Keim and wife, et. al., by
their deed dated June 20. A. D. 1874, and re-
corded in Deed Book, Vol. 50, Page 512, and by
the said J M. Hay and wife conveyed to John
Largent, Jr., by deed dated March 17, 1894 and
recorded at Somerset, Pa., in Deed Record,
Vol. 83, Page 275. -<
2 Numbered on the general plan of said
borough in the Olinger Survey as No. 320, 4
bounded on the north by Summit street. on the
east by lot No, 319 on the south by High street,
on the north by Elizabeth street, on which saic
lot there is erected a frame dwelling house,
and is the same lot of ground that Hic Sacnft
of Somerset County conveyed to Samuel Phil
son and James S. Black. uolng busiiess as
Philson, Black & .ompany, by deed dated
August 25, 1879, and James 3 Black a d wife
conveyed the undivided one-half Interest in
said lot to Samuel Philson by deed dated March
29, 1887, recorded at Somerset, Pa, in Record
Book, Vol 72, Page 194, and by Samuel Philson
and Anna Maria, his wife, to John Largent by
their deed dated 27th September, 1893, in Deea
Book, Vol. 83. Page 281.
TERMS OF SALE.
Ten per cent, of the purchase money to be
paid in cash on day of sale, and the ba lance
Xhereor on confirmation of sale and delivery of
eed.
J. A. GRAVES,
Administrator d. b. n. of John Largent,
Jr, deceased.
HAY & HAY, Attorneys. Nov. 13 3t
Everyone wants lockets, bracelets,
lavallieres and watches for Xmas
presents. Why not call at T. W.
Gurley’s and get the best quality,
which are being sold at cost. ad! i
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QUICK LUNCH
Wher the children come in
from school they want some-
thing nourishing.. A Nice Bowl
of .Soup, or a Dish of Baked
Beans, easy to prepare and sat-
isfies; Butter is high; Peanut
Butter is a good substitute, but
| for ‘good solid food; Navy
Beans, 41-2 1b. for 25¢; Lima
Beans, 3 1-2 1b. for 25¢; Saur
Kraut, 10c per can; 10 1b.
Choice Buckwheat Flour, 34c;
Hams 21c per 1b.; Flour $1.50
per large sack. We also have
a nice line of Driving Gloves
50c to $1.00 per pair; Boys’
‘Gloves, 25¢ & 50c ; Overalls and
. Jumpers, Star Brand; Cord
Pants and Wool Pants; Wool
Socks 25¢ per pair; Knit Gloves
25¢ Ladies and Mens hése 10c
and up. Oyster Shells 85¢c per
hundred.
Corn, Peas, Beans & Tomatoes
Special prices on
by the case. Trading stamps:
RIDDLES URSIN
Fresh Fish, at the Donges Mar-
eb. y ad
GAIN 4-U!
In Every Department.
¢f T-Il and Winter
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Tremendous: 10 Day Sacrifice
any Goods at the Face
Cost of Manufacture.
Men’s Fleeced Underwear, 39c. === Ladies’ Hats About Half. :
Clothing!
prices
up very heavily.
|At Once! 2 Reasons:
To Be Frank With You—- .
the sale of heavy goods has been slack this season. due entirely to the §
warm weather. “Being very optimistic for a large Fall'business. we stocked §
The weather man was against us and with the holidav
season coming on we must sacrifice a portion of our stock at ridiculous g
Don't fail to prepare for cold weather that will surely come.
the bargains now and get double values :
[, Warm W ather.
2 Preparing for Holidays
Buy ‘
Your Fall Suit
Can be bought at an average
saving of $5.00.
These are the leaders and our racks
Sale Lasts 10 Days Only !
Nov. 28 to Dee. 8.
Men’s and Boys’ Overcoats at a
Ladies wanting new Coats and Suits
CAN SAVE NOW!
DON’T WAIT UNTIL JANUARY.
“$10 00 Coats for $ 6 75
1500: * -1050
Men’s Work Shoes,
$1.87 up.
A lot Boys’ Overcoats
at Half Price.
are full of many more. big saving. 2000 * *. 1650
$10 00 Suits for $ 6 50 $10 00 Overcoats for $ 6 50 $18 00, $20 00 and $25 00 Suits
hn. AR R00g0 + = 1450 For $13.50
20 00 9: 14 50 18 00 $20 14 50 ;
All late styles.
eel Children’s Winter Coats,
$1.98 up.
Latest Style Hats for Men.
$2.50 and $3.00 Hats,
$1.00
$2.00 Hats for $1.45
CAPS
19¢, 39c, 48c, 98c.
Big Line Fur Caps
Men’s 75¢ Flannel Shirts,
45¢
93c
| Mer’s $2.50 and $3.00 Flan-
nel Shirts . $1.95
Men’s Dress Shirts. . 45¢ and g5¢
Best quality and new styles.
Men’s $1.50 Flannel Shirts,
Big Reductions in Shoes
For the Whole Family.
$4 00 Shoes for $3 45
3 50 3 2 90
3 00 ' 2 45
2 50 5 195
2 00 o 165
1 50 “ 125
85¢
100 ‘6
Sweater Coats
FOR EVERYBODY.
Worth 50¢ and 75¢.....
39¢
$2 00 ones for......... $1 45
3 00 ones for........ 2 25
29
4 00’ones for.........
DRY GOODS
BARGAINS
Calicoes
Ginghams
Muslin
Outings
Canton Flannel
Blankets, 48c up.
Comforts, 75c up.
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remem JOIN
IVIORRISON
THE
CLUB!
PRICE $485.
5 Please
PRICE $287.50
100 Player Pianos
Fine Instruments —Sweet Tone —Beautiful Cases —And
Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction.
100 New Upright Pianos
Splendid Instruments in Every Way.
TERMS $2.50 per week.
Guaranteed. to
You.
TERMS S130 per week,
Special Discount for Cash. ~ -
new modes to
and revicw the
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- reaskeverywoman
who is intergsted in the
our various departments.
€] We are particplar-
ly .dusirous to have
100 Victor Victrolas
On Extremely Easy Pa.ments—at the Cash Price.
If you are interested in a Musical
Instrument of any kind. it will pay you
to write to us.
HOKRINOY HUME C0
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131 Baltimore St., Noy Jd; 7
Y.M.C. A. Building, Cited land, - id.
(Cumberland’s Big Piano House.)
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visit our store
Jexhibitions 1n
you sce the g£xposi-
"tion of Henderson
Corsets at/our well
arranged, convenient
Corset Department.
q The new Henderson
Corsets are undoubtadly
the rhost stylishly
designed and most
-degirable, popular
priced corsets we
have ever offered.
‘q Your visit will
be welcomed.
Hartley Block,
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ENDERS I
JESRRRON
Meyersdale, Pa.
To The Public.
In the Court of Common Pleas, of Somerset
C uniy, Pa.. I have applied for a divorce from
my wife, Stella E Wagner. I shall refuse pay
ment of all debts incurred by her since Noverm-
ber 3rd, 1913, on any account.
THOMAS J. WAGNER,
nov.12 3t West Salisbury, Pa.
For Rent.
H. S. Glessner flats, 2nd and 3rd
floors of the Centre street building,
suitable for dwelling or offices—Heat-
ed. All conveniences. Inquire of
Albert S. Glessner.
ements
For SALE—Photographs of Werner
| Family Reunion held at Riverside
Park, August 30th, 4 feet long, 8
| inches wide. Pletchers Stndio,
Somerset, Pa.
All custom chopping
4 cents per bushel.
R.F.D. 2.
Meyersdale Pa.
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HARTLEY, CLUTTON CO. 3
The Womens Store,
Wengerd’s Mill:
Call in and inspect T. W. Gurley’s ¢
| Line of Xmas Goods, all being sold
at cost. ad ¥
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