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THE FAMOUS WOMAN REV. MICHAEL IN-
0 Meyersdale Qommereial.
Meyersgae
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[Registered at the Postoffice at Meyersdale, Pa , as Second-Class
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THE MEYERSDALE COMMERCIAL.
es K. CLEAVER, Editor and Business Manager. :
AT DONGES THEATRE.
It is only natural that a person
Jike to know of the famous
young woman who will appear next
week at the Donges Theatre. She
is a California girl, having been born
would
STALLED' AS PASTOR.
On Sunday night,3September 27th,
Rev. D. W.fMichaeltwas installed as
pastor of Zion Evangelical Lutheran
church. The address to pastor was
delivered by Rev. Carney of Garrett,
and the addressfto the congregation
Fall Time Fashions
T= cool, keen Autumn days bring a zest
for the open road and the big outdoors.
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Pablished Every Tharsday ip the Year at $1.80 Per Year Cash
11 Somerset County and Economy Phones. 110-112 Centre Street.
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4 THURSDAY OCTOBER"1, 1914
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g Ben Franklin wrote as one of his wise saws, ‘‘When the well is
er dry we know the worth of water.”” Just now this part of the coun
try is undergoing a long dry spell and Meyersdale’s water supply
is as low as it ever has been, the lowest for five years, and it will
not be many days unless it rains, before a low water record is
reached in the borough, s water supply. :
in While at no time should there be lavish use of water, there are
i strong reasons for being careful of its use or we too may learn the
worth of water in Meyerspale greatly to our inconvenience.
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“If Vance McCormick wins the fight, your
force many more yeers.”’
This is the warning given to the saloon men of the state by Neil
Bonner, president of the Pennsylvania Federation of the Liquor
ie Dealers, in a confidential letter ‘which he has. sent out urging the
rum men to work for the election of Senator Penrosescand all the
didates for the Assemblyriand for
license will not be in
Republcans, especially those can ; :
the Senate, as it is there the local option question will be won or
lost.
ow voter?] If you are for the
Are you for liquor or against 1t, fell
bc and that is to vote the
saloon, why your duty is as plain as a
July;
never having
her life, yet she accomplishes men-
tal feats that have been attempted by
Professors of Psychology that have
cess.
utation having
largest cities throughout the U. S.,
England, Canada, Mexico and France.
She was married ab fifteen and since
Los Angeles twenty years ago last
she is totally +‘Uneducated’’
gone to school a day in
was delivered by Rev. L. P. Young of
Elk Lick. Both addresses were very
good. :
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Can’t look well, rest well or to]
well with impure blood. Keep the |
blood pure with Burdock Blood Bit-
ters. Eat simply, take exercise,
keep clean and good health is pretty
sure to follow.y $1 00 a bottle. ad
ther failed or had only partial suc-
She holds an international rep-
appeared in the
LOCALS CONCLUDED. |
A party was tendered Leonard |
Branch, of Boswell, by Meyersdale
friends at the home of Mr. George D.
Siehl on Monday evening, during that
young gentleman’s visiting here
Games furnished the entertainment.
A delicious evening repast was served.
Our New Fall Styles Are Just In.
~ Let TOM & JIM SHOES lend to your en-
joyment of the good times in store. They
INSURE perfect foot comfort and the pleasure
which comes from knowing that one is correctly
shod.
Do not fail to call in and see our line of school
shoes for the girl and boy. The new Gaiter-
Top Shoes for Ladies’ in Patent and Gun-Metals
/ are the latest creations.
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TOM & JIM,
Hartley Block
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Those present were, Misses Margaret |
Saylor, Mary Hoover, Edna Saylor, |
Love Chambers, Carrie Saylor, Mora |
Siehl,"and Messrs. Ralph Commons, |
Roy Commons, Harry Kilroy, Crosby |
R-ynolds, Alex. and Robert Murray, |
Mr. Branch left for his home on the
Duaquesne the next morning, delight- |
ed with his coraial stay here
The government now allows deposi-
tors to deposit under the postal save-
jigs system up to $1,000 instead of
limiting the amount to $500 to each |
depositor. Two per cent interest ispaid- |
Wm.Beachly, sales agent of the
A IAT I dN NLL NGS INS ld NSNINL,
! straight-as-a-bee-line Republican ticket. If, however, you have
{ : felt for years that whiskey, the power back of bossism, should not
pollute this fair state any longer, why then your duty is equally |
© clear and that is to support those who stan r
whose legislative records show them to be loyal in deed and word
These are the Progressives.
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> HELPFUL WORDS. §
d for temperance and
becoming a mother, has forsaken the
big cities for the easier work that
+ | the smaller towns afford her, so that
her days may be spent with her
children. ‘‘lta’ should not be com-
pared with the common run of so-
‘ | called ‘‘fortune tellers’ as only a
part of her wonderful performance
West Penn Electric Company, located
at Brownsville,is spending a few days |
with his parents in this place
Frank Beachly, a student in the |
Literay— Law department of the uni- |
versity of Michigan, Ann Arbor, is
about to resume his studies in the
| FROM A MEYERSDALE CITIZEN.
| 1styour back lame and painful?
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] | it 2 Does jit ache especially after exer-
i EEE, | tion?
i == Is there™fa soreness in the kidney |
a CEE | region?
1 — | These {symptoms suggest weak
= | kidneys.
If so®there is danger in delay.
Weak kidneys get fast weaker.
Givelyouritrouble prompt attention. |
Doan’s ‘Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Your neighbors use and recommend
them. ;
Readlthis Meyersdale testimony.
Mrs.2 W. C. Burkett, 315 High St.,
Meyersdale, Pa., says! ‘‘Doan’s Kid-
ney Pills were used in my family in
a case of kidney trouble and the re-
lief they brought has been perma-
nent. I haye often recommended
Doan’s Kidney Pills to other kidney
sufferers and I know of cases where
they have been used with just as
great benefit. Iam just as pleased
to recommend Doan’s Kidney Pills
now, as I was when 1 gave a public
statement some time ago.”
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan’s Kidney Pills the same Mrs,
W. G. Burkett, recommends.
Foster-Milburn Co. Prop., Buffalo,
N.Y. ad.
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Own Model
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you whether the fabric
is real wool, whether the
coat is roomy and com-
fortable, or whether the
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The Harvest Home services for the
M¢t. Lebanon church will be held on
Sunday at 10 a. m. and abt Glencoe, at
2 p. m. In connection with these ser-
vices special attention will be given
tn President Wilson’s Proclamation
is applied/ to answering questions | Junior class of that famous institution. |
for those who wish it, even in this
part she will prove a surprise to the | 1 .. one of the Met ob :
most skeptical. She is the talk of E 2 ae Meshedist chureh enigy-
) ; | ed decidedly a straw ride to Lichty’s |
the town at Keyser where she is ap-| : i i
wy grove last Friday evening where the/|
P 2 ea menu was principally a la corn roast.
Impovident of their wants they forgot
to tdke along coffee and so a commit-
tee was sent to Mechanicsville to pro-
cure the indispensable beverage.
Thirty members of the Epworth
ANY LITTLE I CAN DO.
If any litle word of mine
May make a life the brighter,
If any little song of mine
May make a heart the lighter,
God help me speak the little word
Check Kidney
Trouble at Once.
A A NT ll Nl SNE Nah
THIS IS THE STORE TO ‘
SERVE RATHER THAN SELL
i. Ccrce into our store any day; ask to see our new fall goods.
The first things you’ll be impressed with are the unusual values
here, for you, and the almost unlimited variety.
f Next you'll noticed
“YOU'RE NOTLURGED TO BUY.
We'll show you wide selections of good merchandise; tell you
what we know about; then
¢ LEAVE YOU TO YOUR OWN GOOD JUDGMENT.
f Our clothes we sell are the basis of our service; They're
made just as we sell—to give you heaping measure’ of value.
You'll profit most in fit, style and wear by coming here; You’ll
have more money for other things.” |
THE PLACE IS==
HARTLEY & BALDWIN,
The Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
MEYERSDALE, PA.
And take my bit of singing
And drop it in some lonely vale
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SHI There is such read i i
To set the echoes ringing! ready action in Fo-
ley Kidney Pills, you feel their heal-
ing from the very first dose. Back-
ache, weak, sore Kidneys, painful
bladder and irregular action disap-
pear with their use. O. Palmer,
Green Bay, Wis., says: ‘My wife
is rapidly recovering her health and
strength, due solely to Foley Kid-
ney Pills’.
Sold by all {Dealers Everywhere.
CHARITY.
How often it is difficult to be
wisely charitable—to do good with-
out multiplying the sources of evil
To give alms is nothing unless you
give thought also. It is written
not “Blessed is he that feedeth the
poor,” but “Blessed is he that con-
sidereth the poor.” A little thought
and a little kindness are often worth
more than a great deal of monéy.
—Ruskin.
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NoricE—The Editor this week 're-
ceiyed a small ad. by letter, and lost
the letter after haying read same but
does nott remember contents. Will
the author of letter, please give us
another chance?
she rose Breasted Grosbeak.
PoP CL
Stop Those Early
Bronchial Coughs.
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FORMER ROCKWOOD
RESIDENT FALLS DEAD
% They hang on all winter if not
Somerset; & Cambria branch of the B. checked and gave the way for serious
% O. dropped dead in the company’s throat and lung diseases. Cet a bot-
office at Johnstown Tuesday morning. tle of Foley's foney and Tar, Com:
pound and take it freely. Stop coughs
M. J. Adams, roadmaster of the
About two years ago the family mov-
y e amily mov= |. 4 colds, heals raw inflamed throat, -
ed from Rockwood so Somerset. Mr.
loosens the phlegm and is mildly
Adams ‘who was 65 years of age, had . L
been apparently in his usual good laxative. Best for children and grown
persons. No opiates.
health. He was a very popular rail-
road min. P Sold by all Dealers Everywhere. ad
Keep Everlastingly Advertising, FO
FOR RH EUMATISM €'DV T(S AND BLADDER
When the intense heat has silenced
almost every other songster the rose}
breasted grosbeak sings even at mid-
day during the summer. It is so fond ,
of the Colorado potato beetle that it { \
has earned the name of potato bug
bird. No less than a tenth of its total
food consists of the beetle. It vigor-
as a day of Prayer for Peace in
Europe.
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| W. T. Hutchens, Nicholson, Ga.,
had a seyere attack of rheumatism,
His feet, ankles and joints were
| swollen and moving about was yery
painful. He was certainly in a bad
way when he started to take Foley
Kidney Pills. He says, “Just a few
doses made me feel better, and now
my pains and rheumatism are all
gone and I sleep all night long.”’§
Sold by all Dealers Eyarywhere. ad
clothes will look well on
YOU,’
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Come to the Clotheraft
‘Store and see 4130"
Blue Serge Special and.
other Clothcraft suits
‘and overcoats, for your-
self. They're all guar--
antecd pure wool, and it
won't take a minute to
slipintoa coatthat’sjust
right for your age, height
and chest measure.
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Mrs. A. S. Kresge is to deliver an
address before the W. M. S. of Grace
Reformed church at Deal this Thurs-
day evening.
Why these particular
clothes? Well, because
we'velooked over every-
thing that sells between
ten and twenty-two dol-
lars, and we can’t offer
you as good valoe for
your money in anything
t Clothcraft. 5 : ;
trl aand sf surprise party there, elven yy Vay bo so bud. wi the che |X
D urs. 1 I Derry, «T should like to be toold why you call
Clothcraft stands for by 2° ; 9
: y atnumber of ber friends. it goold.” 5
better workmanship, . — g A Navy Blue Serge.
better designing, money aly
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saved and put back into | Positively Masters Croup CONTENTMENT. 4 MN
fabrics and linings— | Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound The happy state of mn 0 M
j clothes that will last as | cuts fnetthick choking mucus and rarely possessed in ‘which we can A i
well as they fit. tome | clears away the phlegm. Opens up say, ‘1 have enough, i the highest IN EE navy New ne of
in and see us. Loe ee Lk : attainment of philosophy. Happi- A
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. i | cough. The gasping, strangling fight De mar with i oe | iN
MIL LER | for breath gives way to quiet breath- Ut In being Con oe Hille al 4)
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| ing and peaceful sleep. Harald Berg, bas enough. — Zimmerman 4)
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Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Reich, Mrs.
M. J. Livengood, Mrs. C. E. Crowe
and Mrs. M. Carey autoed to Salis-
bury Tuesday evening of this week to
ously attacks cucumber beetles : 1d
many of the scale insects. It is also
an active enemy of the Rocky moun-
tain locust during that insect’s ruinous
{nvasions, and among the other pests
it consumes are the spring and fall
cankerworms, caterpillars, tussock,
gypsy and brown tail moths, plom
curculio, army worm and chinch bug.
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prose and in verse. He insisted upon
making the “i” long always. The story
goes that in order to crush somebody
who preferred the short “i” in ordinary
conversation Johnson, riming all three
words with “tinned,” remarked, *I
cannot find it in my mind to call it
wind, but’—riming all three words
ith “blind”"—*I can find it in my mind | #\
to call it wind.” But his adversary got IN
Tartan:;Plaid
the better of him. Johnson himself
always pronounced “gold” as “goold.”
Dark Gray mixed Cassimer
Gray Cassimer, brown & blue mixture $3.50
Fancy all wool Cassimer in medium Brown
. Dark Brown, some diagonal weaves
others’ pin-dotted stripes, but all very pretty.
worth $6.50;
worth $6.50; Introductory Price,
$3.00
$2.00
$5.00
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Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats.
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