It is just one year that we have been
other store would have in ten years.
__| business of legislation by Oetoher: 1 aM BR IBIEE ZR
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Fair Week and Fair
AT THE UNDERSELLING STORE
There are two reasons why;
OUR SEMI-ANNUAL SALE
We are going to offer you goods at this sale at such cut prices as you have never before seen.
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Aen A 8 ev domormme ing ¢ oe rh 3
in business in Meyersdale. In this short time we are having as good a trad %
The good QUALITY in merchandise, and our TOW PRICES .
Ladies $2.50 shoes at... . ed See ean $169 i
Ladies 75c. corsets at.......... Wn ies 35¢ ~¥
1 Lot of men’s felt hats $1.00 to $2.00 values.......6%¢ __
Children’s school dresses; now is just the time for
you to buy them because we are going to have another sale
like the one we had in mid-summer.
50, 75¢c. and $1.00 dresses at................. 5 39¢
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[ Handkerchiefes, Neckties
1 Lot of ladies handkerchiefs bc. values at..........2c
=== Men’s red and blue handkerchiefs 10c. values at. :..4c
Men’s suspenders 25¢c. values at...................17¢
Men and boys neck ties, regular values 25 and 50c. a
Men and boys neck ties, regular values 15 and 25¢.
Toweling, regular 12¢. value at
sesasssrvssesnene
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‘ £3 - $
son, but we are going to
our name,
Shoes!
Miners, now is the
shoes.
Ladies $2.00 shoes at. ..
eginning of the fall season.
THE UNDERSELLING STORE proves to
be the bigest bargain store in Somerset county
Boots!
wo $3.00 value Selz royal blue shoe for.............
33 Men’s rubber boots regular price $5.00 at. .......$2.75
#%" 83 00 Men’s dress shoes at this sale............
ese sseee Besos
‘At this semi-annual sale we are going to give gorods aw
to sell at the low price
Everything re
60 and 75c. overalls at thissale.................... 39¢
50c. Men’s working shirts at. ............ Re 33c
50c. Men’s dress shirts at........ CE dies 33c
10c Men’s working socks at........... cia ssin00
$2.50 Men's working shoes at ................... $1.50
7c. ginghams at. .............. a ae de
Te. calico BE 0 i... nc rnsannsn Leases ea d0
50c. Men’s underwear at....... Se ni de. 33¢
25¢. childrens underwear at. .... ai ae 2... ec
$1.50 Men’s sweater coats at.. .............. . 98c
! 25 and 35¢. childrens union suits at................ 19¢
10 and 12¢c. childrens stockings at............ ...... 8c
We want you to know that we are cutting down
e prices, not on account of things that are out of sea-
give you bargains right in the
We want to prove that
Hats!
time to get a pair of Rubber
$1.75
..$L75
....51.49
esses se
duced. Our prices talk
THE UNDERSELLING
DRIERE
Men and boys caps regular prices 50c. at this sale. .29¢
There isn’t anything in this store on which we
haven't reduced the price.
Every thing cut to ONE HALF or THREE-
QUARTERS of the regular price.
Bargains, Bargains, Bargains.
is what the people want and bargains we are going to give
you, as I went specially to New York for them.
Raincoats
One lot of ladies’ and men’s
Raincoats which w2 are going to
sell at 1-2 of the regular price.
LV,
Toweling, regular 8c. v
Curtain scrim, regular 1¢
wa. 3 We've aot a now fall
are going to sell them to you at
been”offered to you. :
$15.00 suits at.....
THE LITTLE STORE WITH TH = BIG BARGAINS
MEYERSDALE, PA.
SALISBURY.
A. D. Shoemaker, of Niverton, was
= Saturday evening visitor.
The Boynton Fuel Company have
about completed their new tipple at
West Salisbury and will soon ship
ec: for their mine on the farm of
¢Benny’’ Jones.
. Rev. Thomas, of the local M. E.
ghurch, lectured in the St. Paul Re-
formed church on Monday evening to
a largesand attentive audience.
« {3eorge Cochrane and George Me-
Murdo were among the Salisbury vis-
ftors to Frostburg on Sunday to see
the big ball game.
John Cochrane and ‘ Tater’’ Thom-
as, who are employed in the mines
mear Bellevernon, were visiting rela-
fives and friends here the forepart of
fhe week.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Welfley and
son were guests at the home of the
former’s mother. Mrs. Howard Yaist,
or Elk Lick township, from Saturday
until Monday.
The Salisbury public schools open
Monday Sept., 7.
Miss Margaret Treyarrow of Som-
rset visited her uncle, J. C. Trevar-
mow and family last week.
Mrs. P. M. Connor, went to Hooy-
ersville last Wednesday to visit her
mother, Mrs. Rush Sorber.
"Wiss Margaret Alexander, returned
from Merra Alta, W. Va., where she
Bed been attending Normal School.
“The High School Library of town
pened Saturday, August 28.
Miss Pauline Kann, has returued to
Ber home in Hazelwood, after a visit
here with ber grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. H. Reitz.
Mrs. J. B. Martin spent part of last
week with relatives and friends at
Rockwood.
Misses Edith and Almira Lichliter,
and their guest, Miss Jennie Montgom-
ery, Fairmont, W. Va., were dinner
nests of Charles;Williams, at the Co-
¥onial Hotel at Meyersdale on Thurs-
day last.
es
TOBACCO SALESMAN WANTED.—
Earn $100 monthly. Expenses. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Advertise and
take orders from merchants for smok-
img and Chewing Tobacco; Cigarettes,
Cigars, etc.
particulars
HeMmeT TosAcco Co.,
Send a 2c stamp for full
CONFLUENCE ANNUAL
HARVEST HOME.
The Annual Harvest Home picnic
at Confluence will be he held on Sat-
urday, September 5th. The follow-
ing very interesting progrom has been
prepared: >
9 to 9:45 a. m., Music by Bands.
9:45 a. m., Address of Welcome by
Burgess U: M. Phillippi. :
10 a.m. Address by Virgil R. Saylor.
Music by Bands.
10:30 Grand Street Parade.
$5.00 Prize for the best decorated
automobile. :
$5.00 Prize for the best decorated
Business Float.
$2.00 Prize for the most comic make-
up in the parade.
$5.00 Prize for the Largest Number
of people brought to town on wagons
to participate in parade.
11:30 Amateur Marathon Race, Cash
Prize.
Music by Bands.
12 m. Dinner.
1 p. m. Music by Friendsville Band.
1:15 p. m. Address by Hon. Robert
F. Hopwood of Uniontown, Pa.
Music by Confluence Band.
2:16 p. m. Base Ball Game, Rock-
wood vs. Confluence on the ball
grounds above the tannery.
2:15 p. m. Address by Colonel Thos.
8. Orago, of Waynesburg, Pa.
Music.
3:15 p. m. Address by Judge Fran-
cis J. Kooser.
Music.
4:15 p. m. Baby Show in the Band
Stand.
Prizes 1st. $3.00 Doll,
$2.00 Sweater.
Music cy Bands.
4:45 p. m. Races.
100 yard race free for all, Prize $1.00.
50 yard dash for men over 200 lbs
Prize, box tobies,
50 yard race for women over 200 lbs
dish of ice cream for each participant
and prize to winner big box candy.
50 yard race for young women, prize,
| belt.
50 yard dash free for all (females)
Prize, pair silk stockings.
100 yard dash for boys under 16 yrs.
Prize $1.00. |
Ball throwing by women, Prize big |
bottle cologne. |
Wheelbarrow race, Prize neck tie
(any color). |
Boy peanut rac
Pie eating con
5:45 Music by Band.
2nd. Prize
Prize, pen_knife. |
sop.8-ad N.Y
2 Supper.
You can bily. m . | 6:45 Water Battle by Firemen, Oash
a S| prize. The Germans & Allies. |
for your dollar. at
ad Ha yal & Paillip
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Address on Good Roads by |
yr J. W. Endsley.
op _—_
Scene in one of the sculptural warehouses on the ex
position grounds. The figure above is that of a remark-
able sculptural composition by Robert I. Aitkin, one of the most brilliant of re wie sculptors, The figure,
Tepes ling the sculptor’s conception of “Water,” is a companion piece to three other symbolical sculptures—
To) Earth” and “Air.” The four figures, typifying the elements, will flank the descents into a vast sunken
gl hi the superb cout} ot honor, the Court of the Universe. On the left may be seen the original model from
e ¢ figure was enlarged. Copyright 1914. by Panama-Pacific International Exposition Company.
HUGE PALACE OF MACHINERY AT WORLD'S GREATEST EXPOSITION.
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Copyright, 1914, by Panama-Pacific International Exposition Company.
The great Palace of Ma chinery as seen from its south facade. The mechanical triumphs of the world will b
3 Machinery at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition at San Francisco ne
is almost a thousand feet long, four hundred feet wide and is 135 feet high. The
11 els the gize of the world’s largest
ne of men’s cl z in, and ¥
e lowest prices that havee
$10.00 SUB AL. ..... a..cv. cuiviinanniininanss a 3095
SIZ50SUBAL........ cove lis inane SST
All Ladies’ Dress Skirts Half Price. :
Mens’ trousers, regular price, $1.50 at this sale... .85¢
1 Lot of boys knee pants regular price 35 and 50c. at.19¢c
1 Lot of boys suits regular price $4.00 at this sale. $1.95
1 Lot of ladies house dresses regular price $1.00 to
S180 at... an i eee DOE
we do not care how much money we are going to lose or make. §
but we are going to give you the biggest bargains ever offor- 1 in Meversdale or vicinity. These ladies’ house dress - i
i figure of 59c., only for that wiek. On> lot ladies’ waists. regular price FSet Wears gong
for themselves. Before buying come and look us over.
$ i Me fra
STORE,
$1.00. at this sale 49¢. :
NEXT TO THE TF
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EAVE it to the
young fellows to
know what's what in
styles—and to recognize
‘the real thing when
they see it. For in-
stance, this new Soft
Stetson, ww FC
We have full assort-
ments of all the new
Stetsons here—it’s an
easy matter for you to
select the one that you
will like to wear. »
Miller & Collins.
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EXCURSION TO
GUMBERLAND
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20
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TRIP
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