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SALISBURY.
Nearly 200 guests_were “presentifat
is home fof Mr. and Mrs. Adam
Fagel, on Friday evening October 9th,
fe occasion being the Golden wed-
fing anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Zogel. Mr. and Mrs. Fogel were the
raeipients of many useful presents
md over a hundred and sixty dollars
z money, most of this amount being
given in gold coin. A "most enjoya-
We evening was spent; by the large
macourse of relatives Tand friends
will long be remembered by those
wesent.
@Mr. and Mrs. Henry McKenzie,
Mary Teney, Mrs. Chauncey Meese
sud Mrs. Charles Hoffman spent
Thursday last visiting friends in
Breenville township.
George James, manager of the How-
wird Meager & Co., store, spent ail
aral days of last week at Pittsburgh.
Alfred Wagnee,hand aged and re-
jected citizen of Salisbury had the
aisfortune one day last week while
»icking apples to fall from a tree,
ind while no bones are broken Mr.
was badly shaken and
§ruised. Mr. Wagner is past 84 years
» age and a fall of that kind will
wt mend as rapidly as it might on
§ younger person.
Miss Lillian Shultz and Miss Helen
gray of Meyersdale spent several
fays of last week at the home of Mr.
md Mrs. Calvin Rumiser.
Guerney H. Swanger has been
greatly pestered for the last few days
xith a boil on his nose, other of the
sbxious sores are forming on his face
snd neck and will likely detain rim
rom work for some time.
Herbert Lowry is doing some re-
modelling on his residence on Gay
street in the way of new windows
wd new weather boarding.
¥agner
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry
ichramm on! Saturday, October;10th,
2 daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. George Patton, and
ahildren of Ohio, are visiting; Mrs.
Patton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
folk, and other relatives and friends
in Elk Lick township. The tripiwas
made in Mr. Patton’s new automc-
Sile. ;
Mrs. W. B. Stevdnus, and daungh-
jer Thelma and son Allen were guests |
ou Monday “evening, October 5th at
a delightful birthday surprise at the
home of the former’s sister, Mrs. M.
£. Kann, at 120 Conley ayenue, Brad:
dock. The occasion being the 39th
birtday of. Mrs. Kann.
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. P. Beachy, of
West Salisbury, celebrated the thir-
iversary, of their wedding
ving, October 8th.
ter was the only
immediate mem-
George Ward, who with his family
moved to Salisbury from;West New-
ton several mouths ago his found
~limate is not as beneficial
to nis aealth, which has been very
poorly, and has advertised his house-
#old goods to be sold at public sale
on Saturday, October 24th, prepara-
tory to locating elsewhere.
Mr. aud Mrs. John Walker, and
mily went to Addison on Sunday
to spend a week or two with rela
ives.
Leo Derry and family moved last
week from the Barchus and Liven-
good flats to Meyersdale. =<
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Riley, of West
Salisbury, returned last week from
a trip to Clarksburg, W. Va.
irs. Catharine Paschke of West
Salisbury, visited hér sister, Mrs.
that nur
VIM. |
H. E. Hershberger of near Summit
Mills, made a business trip to jour
town last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. White and two
of their caildren, visited H. B. Beal’s
near Mance last Saturday. Ibis re-
ported that Mr.. White bought Mr.
Beal’s farm and will move in the near
future. )
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. HoarJof Browns -
ville, are visiting relatives and friends
in our town this week.
Wm. Stein and family spent last
Sunday at the home of Ben Jones at
West Salisbury.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Nicholson and
three of their children spent last Sun-
day at the ome of Mrs. Ellen Krause
injMeyersdale.
Louis Smith of Meyersdale, made a
business call to our town on Monday.
The local institute held in the 8S. J.
Miller school last Friday evening was
well attended.
D. H. Weisel and family of Meyers-
dale, and Mrs. Wm. Shultz of Green-
ville township, spent last Sunday at
tne home of Martin Meyers.
Zedekiah Hoar and family of Mey-
ersdale, spent last Sunday in Vim.3{}
Mrs. Elmer Vought and three chil-
dren of Boynton, spent last Saturday
at the home of Milton Fike.
erent reser
Pure butcher pepper 20¢ per 1b. at
ad Habel & Phillips.
errr fa eee
ROCKWOOD.
“Mrs. EMilton Heinbaugh recently
sustained a fracture of the right
THE BLIGHT OF BIGE- _
LOWISM ON PENNA.
TEW.%
sry suddenly |
|
fIRIDGT
# Mrs. Ray Bells 3...
in Pittsburg last}iSaturday [morning.
Her remains were brought to;Addison| In1911a road law was passed that
for Interment, transferred 9,000 miles of roads from
Mrs. Frank Nicalo is visiting frienas | the various townships and munici-
in Pittsburg | palities of the state to a new depart-
: : Mrs. | f the state G t called
Last Sunday while Mr. and?:Mrs. Ment of the state Governme nt calle
James Hileman, who live justibeyond | the highway department. Great
the borough line, were callingZonla |bhings were expectea or this de-
neighbor some one Zentered their |Partment by the cipanas of Pennsyl-
vania. But after®jockeying around
house and stole about $5.00 iniloose | 3 J
change. : for a long time Bigelow was appointed
. . by Tener. This was a notorious ap-
3 .
Ao Jomeors, he Wns Siesta pointment for the reason that Bige-
ge lew, 1541 proving low had served the Penrose machine
barn by puttinglfcement floors and |
has the water pipedjinZfor his stock. | 0 Allegheny county for many years,
piped;in, " | It nad the Penrose stamp of approyal
B as a matter of course. No imgpor-
Citrolax £¥ | tant appointments were made during
CITROLA x] = Tr mine With son
sulting Penrose. is highway de-
Ci TROLAX partment instead of being a service
Best thing for constipation, sour |, the people and building servica-
stomach, lazy liver and sluggish bow- | ble roads turned out to be a carnival
els. Stop a sick headache almost at | for the gang¥contractors ana a huge
once. Gives a most thorough and
satisfactory fiushing-—no pain, no
pay-roll for followers of the gang in
all the counties of the stave. 1%,200,~
nausea. Keeps your system cleansed, :
sweet and wholesome. Ask for Cit-|000 naye been speat by this depart-
WN eo
rolax.
erry SK a ment, and verysfew miles of improy=
Sold by all Dealers Everywhere. ad : Ie Pr
ed road to; show for it. Besides
Wm. C, Price
Successor to W. A. Clarke
~~
| do not pretend to work Bigelow has |
|at Harrisburgjihundreds of needless
clerks that pretend to work a few
1 § . hours, a day.SThis d t t h
Sa, y.=This department has
Fun eral, «Director become the dumping ground for the
Business conducted at the same’place | fellows. that lose their jobs in coun-
Prompt attentionZgiven {to all] calls | ties that yote out the Penrose ring,
at all times. : | invariably sooner or later the faithful
Hives, eczema, itch or salt rheum
sets you crazy. Can’t bear the touch
SSS SANA
snaps in the highway department.
It would be cheaper for the state to
aikle by falling down an elevator
shaft at Phillips ‘store, a distancejof
fifteen feet. She by accident opened
the wrong door.
Conductor R. J. Sechrist,%yisited
his father who is a patien$ in the Al-
legany Hospital at Cumberland, Md.,
where he is recovering from a severe
operation which was recently per-
formed.
Mrs. J. R. Shultz, of Rockwood, is
visiting friends in] Confluence. Miss
Joanna Shultz, who has been vi:c-
iting there for some time past will
return home with her mother, tte
latter part of the wesk. »
Mrs. Charles Shultz, and son3}{Hc-
raer of Meyersdale,"Sspent several
days of last week here with relatives.
It is stated that the natural gas
test well which is being drilled on
the J. C. Weller farm in Milford
township about two miles north of
Rockwood, wiil be finally tested fthe
first of next week. So far, the hole
has not shown signs of gas or oil. It
is however, believed that another test
i well will be drilled furtherinorth on
i the 10,000 acre tract in Middlecreek
| township, perhaps this week.
Mrs. Joanna Phillippi, who had
been visiting her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Miller,
for several weeks, returned fto her
home in Pittsburgh.
The Ladies Auxiliary to theJOrder
of Railroad Conductor gave afparty’
in honor of Mrs. B. G. Cechrist at
her home on Oak street. The fol-
lowing were present: Mrs. W. S.
Shuman, Mrs. HE. E. Coleman,§Mrs.
J. Griffith, Mrs. W. Herwick, Mrs.
N. 8S. Hebb, Mrs. C. Berkey, Mrs.
E. E. Bower, Mrs. S. Coughnour,
Mrs. Burris, of Connellsvilie and Mrs.
Robert Knight of Dawson.
eri meee
HCOVERSVILLE.
William 1 (1797-1888) —King cof
of your clothing. Doan’s Ointment
is fine for skin itching. All rg. pension these loafers’and hire men
a
gists sellit. 50c a box. that will work, and in}ithis way get
———————— tenes
z leas ma .
More poultry is owned around Mey- ie som? Walus for the, money
ersdale than ever before and yet prices
forone-day-old eggs keep gratifyingly
high from the poultryman’s viewpoint.
Some local poultrym@n report their
hens laying as well now as in spring
and acknowledge that Pratts Poultry
Regulator in the mash is what makes
them lay. It can be bought of ~
ad Habel & Phillips.
eres eee.
"FcR SALE—Pure bred O. I. C. pigs
and pure bred 8. 0. White Leghorn
rooster. Address F. J. MARSHALL,
Scottdale, Pa.
ears ere tte.
Don’t suse harsh physics. The re-
action weakens the bowels, leads to
Ail tie Superintendents and forc-
men are Bigelow Penrose men, ard
down to the water carriers none are
hired unless they worship at the
Bigelow Penrose shrine. In mary
places men are discharged after nire
if they, in any way show any di:
pleasure toward the existing gang
even so small a thing as refusing
wear a Penrose button has beén
used as a cause to discharge an hon-
est fuithful empioye. This facth s
tible in Fulton county, where o:eg
ol the laborers refused to place a
Ponrose button on the lapel oi! his
chronic constipation, Get Doan’s ;
Regulets. They operate easily. 25c|c’at. He was discharged the same’
at all stores. ad |day, and was told that the cause was
STEVENS
Repeating Shotguns
his refusal to boost Penrose.
In Massachusetts improved roads
ara built for $4,000.00 per mile; in
Ohio for $8,000.00 per mile: in New
Jorsey for $7,000.00 per mile’ in
Pennsylyania improved roads cost
from $14,000.00 to $15,000.00 per
mile. This conclusively proves that
Bigelow and his gang control help,
use judgment in placing contracts,
usually letting contracts any oid
way, but always sure that a Penrose
individual or corporation secures the
contracts. >
This department has on its pay-roll
22 high powered automobiles that
are used to haul around employes of
this department, but a great part of
the time these machines are used
to go from place to place in the in-
terests of the political fortunes of
Bigelow and Penrose. One-half dozen
automobiles, would be sufficient to
transport employes. but 22 is the
number brought by the extravagant
Bigelow.
The Washington party, if sueccess-
The Stevens Hammerless
EEE YS i.
costs no more than some hammer guns.
It has the celebrated
STEVENS RECOIL UNLOCK
providing safety against
** hang-fires.”’
Our Price
(12 or 20 Bauge)
$21.60
WE GUARANTEE EVERY GUN
T. W. Gurley. -
Y Dealer in
SPORTING GOJ3S.
Prussia and first German Emperor,
was the son of Frederick Wiiliam 1
of Pressia.
Joseph Knecht, at the hospital in
Cumberland last Thursday.
#Roy Fogle of Connellsville is spend-
ing (ue week with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs Adam Fogel, having ar-
rived the latter part of last week to
be present at their golden wedding
anniversary.
A goodly number of people attended
the Lecture’ How good it is to Live?’ |
in the local M.E. Church Friday even
ing by Dr. Cartwright.
Howard Meager has puachased a
Hudson runabott. Mrs Matthew Fair
and son Carl who spent several weeks
visiting relatives in Salisbury and
vicinity returned last week to their
house at Porter, Delaware.
John W.Ringler of Fair Haven, Pa
is visiting his son Alfred Ringler and
family.
Charles Ringler of Pittsburg is visit-
ing friends in Salisbury.
A good many people from surround-
ng country attended the Sale of Mrs.
S.A. Lainbert in the Glotfelty building
on Saturday afternoon.
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Dromm’s Handmade Pretzel’s
Made in Johnstown’’, on sale at
McKenzie & Smith’s and at F. A.
Bittner’s Meyersdale’s progressive
grocers. Better than the rest, kind.
When sad aud dreary, ‘‘read The
Commercial’? it surely will act asa
tonic, and make you forget your
sadness.
The infant baby of Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Lubano has been on the
sick list for the last ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch O. Miller, and
son Clyde went to Pittsburgh, Kast
End, visiting friends ‘by name of Ja-
cob Cornwall, who formerly c.ume
from Virginia and located at Taylor,
street, No. 405 East End.
The Catholic church on Churchi
street, has received several coats of
white paint.
Pietro Pucci, merchant at Rock-
wood has been in Hooversville, all
this week making preparation to
build a store room as well as a
dwelling house intended for a whole-
sale and retail for tropical fruits and
Italian and American Groceries, ete. i
Hunting coon and ground hogs are |
the order of the day.
Dame Rumor,says they have struck
gas near the John Hahn farm bout
two miles from Hooversville but prob-
ably was only a racket.
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WELLERSBURG.
W. R. Kennell, Wm. Long and John
Kennell were business visitors in
Cumberland, recently.
rem eres sem———
im. 2-and 15 gal, stone j
Sauer Kraub
A RI m_————R] i
mine of the Ivor T
bout one mi
{ Cumb«
1 | visitor to Cumberland.
Mrs. Edith Miller spent Tuesday in
i and.
1 Baltimore & Chic
Mrs. Lewis Blank was
ful will ;lace the highway depart-
mznt in the hands of competent offi-
cials that will serve the people and
tax payers, and will cut loose from
politics, in fact there will be
a great army of jobless men, and in-
stead of 30c on every dollar going for
salaries and incidentals the tables
will be turned and 80c of every doi
lar will be spent on the roads and
20c pay for office expenses. $40.00
per mile is what Bigelow pays loat-
; ing engineers to survey the roads of
| Pennsylvania. Competent judges
ROUND
p FROM say that $15.00 per mile is the con-
ARIP $1 . 00 Meyersdsle |
servatiyve price to survey roads.
Special Train Leaves at 9:32 A. M. |
Dotty
EXCURSION TO
CUMBERLAND
AND RETURN
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25, {514
mre acm
¥
Give good horest roads a’ boost by
voting for the Washington Party
candidate. ad
oS AA
Fall Time Fashions
TEE cool, keen Autumn days bring a zest
for the open road and the big outdoors.
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,
Our New Fall| Styles Are Just In.
ervsay
NN
spending theZmoney, to pay for Pen-|
rose’s heelers;iall over the state that}
all over the state are giving soff|.
| The Home of Quality JGroceries.
been substantiated by affidavit, a
TOM & JIM,
Hartley Block
a ea a UB wma CR ee
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A - °
ANNAN
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been' |
-in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
: and has been made under his pere
/ . Sonal supervision, since its infaney.
7 ¢% Allow no one to deceive you in this,
All Counterfeits, Imitations and ¢¢ Just-as-good *’ are but’
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of '
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment es 1
What is CASTORIA
~ Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Cii, Pares’
‘goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. . It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic:
© substance. Its age is its guarantee, It destroys Worms |
~ and allays Feverishness. For more than thirty years it . |
has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation,
Flatuleney, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
Diarrhcea. Tt regulates the Stomach and Bowels,!
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend, Sree L
ae
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
x
Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY,
In Use For {
+ We have just received a lot of Brooms and are in position
hame some interesting prices for you. !
_ We sell the best 25 cent Coffee on the market:
. and be convinced.
i. Have you tried Heinz’s Chili Sauces?
Try a package of our Potato Chips;, You will want more.”
These prices ought to appeal to the conservative buyer:—
Fancy Mackerel 10 cents each. Ie
1 package prepared Buckwheat, or Pancake Flour, 10 cents.
1 pound package Royal Scarlet Rice 10 cents.
25 cent Jar Best Silver Polish 15 cents.
3-10 cent packages Washing Crystal 25 cents, ER 4
3-10 cent can Cleanser 25 cents. ; ner Cg
310 cent jars prepared Mustard 25 dents.’ : Do
3-10 cent cans Lye 35 cents. : ar
3 pounds Oyster Crackers 25 cents.
2-15 cent bottles Oyster Cocktail Sauce 25 cents.
GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY
F. A. BITTNER,
142 Centre treet. : Both Phones.
Try a pound
Meyersdale, Pa.
| EES you buy neckwear, go to
] a store which handles standard lines
= of goods. We sell no other in this store.
It is commonly acknowledged ;
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the country over that the store which sells
Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes leads in all the lines of merchafidise
Come in here next time you want some-
best merchandise Nn each line that's made;
youll get the best at any price you want to
Pay.
THE PLACE Se
HARTLEY & BALDWIN,
The Home of Hart, Schaffper & Marx Clothes
MEYERSDALE, PA.
WESTERN MARYLAND
Scenic Route To
PITTSBURG H
STOPPING AT McKEESPORT AND BRADDOCK
A Pleasant Autumn Outine
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