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PERSONAL AND LOCAL. most delightful time was had by all - NEARBY COUNTIES. |
Miss Mildred Payne left on Friday Present i rnin
0S for Keyser ,W. Va. to visit relatives. Mrs. W. H. Flick, of Martinsburg, HER TELLTALE HANDS jitems of Jntergst Culled . from Our M Ol N EY | oO B U I XN
Misses May Wilson and Evel Gor- . Exchanges.
crs Mrs. J. A. Fuller spent Thursda eyn x Se
last with Berlin relatives. Y | don attended a valentine party at Sa- Elbert Hubbard, the sage East Au- $ $ $ $ $ $ $
| lisbury on Friday evening, given by B roraa, N. Y., will lect i
y MARAH J. LOCKE. , N. Y., will lecture in Johnstown ? : $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 2
Mrs. Daniel Getty left ori Sunday for Miss Josephine McMurdo. on Friday evening, March 12 under $ $$ 3 $$ S$ 3 5 S$ 3 3
a short visit at Somerset. i th i
| Mrs. P. H. Ramer very pleasantly | Copyri € ausplees of the Ad-Press Chub, $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $
yle. Mrs. M. Conley, of West Salisbury eentertained a number of her friends i > Serge Congressman C,H, Rowlind, of
spent Sunday in town with friends. |at her home, “The Colonial” on Sat- | lia that I had found A ay ae Philipsburg, one of the leading opera- $ 5 ¢& 8 3 3
Alfred Dahl was a Cumberland vis- | urday last, in honor of her sister-in- | ing three years and a small inheri- tors in the Cleargeld Coal region, re- $ $ $ $
ene itor with friends last Sunday. law, Mrs W.. H. Flick, of Martinsburg. | tance prospecting, speculating and cently purchased 100 new steel coal $ $
Rev. Fr. Geo. Quinn of West Salis- Wm, H, HefEmeyer, of Morgantown, a ! ba £indied Balidie i Ge o 4g op . SE
W. Va. was a guest at en I found myself with only a few e era of prosperity, so long
bury was a town visitor on Saturday. nis parents iy So he home of hundreds of my former thousands left, | delayed in Altoona, is dawning was IF YOU HAVE MONEY To BURN
A. A. Maust was a Friday visitor | Hoffmeyer on Keystone street ] bought out. sn obseite pharmacy is nevinced last wesk When i Way “anc
with Salisbury friends. ? alleran. nounced that orders for Keep it in the house where it ma
Sunday. One chill October evening I sat in | ay; steel passenger ye D y be burned, Jost or
Curtis 1. Weimer, of Akron, Ohio,| Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Teas, of Marion, | my little office back of the store apart- |}. 4 peen placed with the Altoona stolen, but if you want to keep it safely where it always
is visiting Meyersdale residents. Va., visited at the home of the latter's | ment when 1 heard the front door open | 8 Altoona = $ : 3
Mies Corrie Stetuboronr victiod. fa) PRONE, Mr. 3nd Mes, W. 7. Hobitte: | S4STTY 554 Slose 36 abruptly. A veiled | > a a} Fife seady for you Whip needs Sei mth we
3 " ell. on Meyers ave woman, young I could guess from the en sure wor the
j.onaconing on Saturday and Sunday. ek 4 nue during the past | |, grace of her movements, brushed . various departments throughout the A bank account will ive vou a better busi t
| A Wiss Pearl Hogan, of Markleton hastily past the counter. coming summer. gl y er business stan-
! was a visitor in our town a part of mone i Plies hore tv pions eae and i quick,” she directed. In granting thirteen licenses in ding in the community and a prestige that may never
KE i i rig uneral was SS ere is your fee.’ | Clearfield count - :
last wec Grace Baer, a sister of Mrs. Albright, | 1 stared hard. My strange client ger was Pp i oy fo > have enjoyed before. . If your name is not on our books,
Harvey Stahl and James Jones, of who is a freshman at the California had placed a hundred dollar bill on | ing all applicants to si ro] i
EE EE I as Wor ao iLe tole. policants to sign a pledge that |] we shall be pleased to see it there before the close of the
SE “1 wish you io procure and: bring they would not permit treating, side- 3
Mr. and Mrs. James McDivitt, of | to me in a saucer or some hollow rooms or loafing in their barrooms. YEAR 1915.
Mrs. Bugene Naugle left on Monday | Rossiter, Pa., attended the funeral of | dish,” went on the young woman, , The judge issued the sane order last ’
for an extended visit with her parents | Oscar Taggart, whose remains were | “some corrosive fluid that will—will ' year but it was not generally enforc- a :
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Stiver at Bedford. | brought here from Altoona for inter- remove a blemish from the skin.” ' ed. Failuie on the part of the landlord /
Mrs. M. J. Kerrigan, of Connellsville ' ment. i I Tome are a number of such acids,” to observe the rule this year will re- : an y
was visiting at the home of her sister,| Mr. a : Bp sult in his li i ;
Mrs. M. J. Livengood on Frid vw hi i Michael Smith, of | * “Bring me the strongest, the surest,” |" my, kr}
- MJ. g n Friday last. | Youngstown, io, spent the past | she said, and I arose, went out into +L. Ryan, on eccenifle andiwell-to- Me sd 1 P 3
Russel Younkin, of Markleton spent week here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. | the pharmacy and returned with a do storekeeper near Bedford, was! yer a e, enna.
Sunday here with his brother-in-law |J- F. Reich, having been called here | saucer one-half filled with the dead- | held up and shot by a robber a few
m—" and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Dull. |to attend the funeral of Mr. Oscar lies! Shasive chemical 1 had in my {days ago. Mr. Ryan was not hurt in
. | Taggart. stock. a manner to render him unc SSI
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Derry, of Salis- ve ; onscious
Lalas 1h ur tows on Otto Schulz, of Windber, Mus re yl vies a finger in that, it will jand was able to give a clear account The Home of hit G :
— Sunday. ceived official notice from Germany IE Lely | answered. "it Will Te Jot the happenng. It was about eight ua | y roceries.
and Mrs. Wm. Leckemby, of New Brigh- that his brother, Gustav Schulz, a pet- | move the outer cuticle.” 1° ‘elock When a Stronger walked in say.
ring ton, is the guest of relatives and ty officer on the cruiser Embden “Leaving no discoloratioas?” ing he had come from Evereit and COME, GIVE US A TRIAL; YOU WILL THEN DECLARE OUR GRO-
are friends for a few Weeks, went down with that famous raider “None.” pwanted to buy a cap, With pisces fo CERIES THE CHOICEST, OUR PRICES FAIR..
enu- : when it was sunk recently near the And the pain?” Iprotect the ears, While Mr. Ryan was
ash Mr. John Lear, of Delaware, visited | Bast Indies. “Is inconsequential.” | stooping over the box to get the arti Most obliging you will find us, anxious to please, ever striving
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Simon 1 started forward, for just then, com- | cle the revolver spoke and he k : our best your wants t
Claude Deal entertained a few of | pressing her lips sturdily, she placed ! i i ne: y ® 3Ppeate
Fullem, several days last week. his friends at lunch on Friday ev- | the ti f her fi "a plated [Soming for somo Lime. When La fenoy F h :
- e tips of her fingers first of one : ! or a short time onl i . : :
ALL- J. BE. Barnhart and Thomas Reese, | ening. Those present were—Berkley | hand and then of gl other flat oer joi from MOUAISE shock De sme for 25ct! me
; of Cumberland were Sunday visitors | Meyers, Samuel Meyers, Charles | into the acid. She held them up be- i) Ee 5 suse called tal; ToriZSets ee RETF To C00 RL yo Teese
Tai- here with friends. Fike, Oland Wyland and Andrew fore her for inspection. The strange bo not hg e bi was found to. Just received lot of fresh Sunshine cakes in price from 12-1-2 to 20c
LLY Mrs. Harry Bitner and children are | Swank, the last named being of Som- act accomplished, her hands, which of gengerous 9lthongh it is im In order to introduce the fa Chocol Hyd
eas geste of relatives in Lonacwaing or erat. had been delicately white before, were possible to determine the outcome. 0 mous ocolate Hydrox Cakes, we are in
a DR vols baboab . white still, but my professional eye | Mr. Ryan described his assailant as a position to offer for a short time only this fancy cake at 15 cts.
. : able surprise party was | traced the unnatural smoothness on | tall d i i
lever Mrs. James McCartney left last week | 8iven Miss Amelia Clothworthy by thumb and fingers where the corrod- | well a i Sos ey =
» not for a three weeks’ visit with relatives | her friends at her home on North St. ing fluid had removed the heavy outer | gigtrict altanod were summoned and THESE PRICES Will, SAVE MONEY Yor Youu i
Just at Farmington, Pa. Monday evening, in honor of her birth | Cuticle, as where one would peel a |, ; 550 started after the ee o 2-1b Can Choice Mince Meat for 25 cts 5 Ibs. Oatmeal 26cts—
Arafls P. J. McClelland has taken charge |927- The time was very pleasantly plum of 2 pear: Bi 3 1bs. Good E ted P : )
VE 7. g BY he ne Thies wae am. Gxpreddion of mtis men who came from the direction of . vaporated Peaches for 25 cts. 1 1b. Good 28 ct. Coffee
of the Boswell postoffice, succeeding De a sic, games and Dar | gaotion, of puzzling triumph in the Everett said they had met a man of for 25 cents.——3 cans of Polly Prim, r 5 cans of Magic Cleaner for
C. 8. Ickes. g of delicious refreshments. face of my handsome client. She |that description going away from 25 cents. 6 Cakes Fancy Toilet Soap for 256 cts——Fancy Norway
: ! sir. apd Mrs. J. N. Brant of Me. Mrs. L. E. Bittner, of Lavansville, | drew a pair of gloves from the pocket Bedford. They hoped to ca Mackerel 10 cts. each. 1 1b. Black Tea, 30 cts——Lowest Pri
pring | 0 Cc p y hop o catch him be rices on
i Donsldton. Bh. were, shopping and | V2 taken recently to Richmond, Va., | Of her dress. She fixed her eyes |fore morning. Sentiment is strongly all Canned Goods. Try a bottle of Heinz’s Sweet Mustard Pickle.
pr ag : calling on friends in town Tuesday. where she will enter the Kellam hos- teaa/y pen he: ‘ aroused owing to several holdups ae
pital to undergo treatment for cancer can trust you to forget this |¢hgt have preceded this one and the GOODS DELIVERED PR
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" ON | ee et of Mey. Mrs. Bittner was accompanied by her igri ed pox i Je, effort to bring the guilty to justice, —
$1.00 Sunday with her parents in Bedford. misce, Mise Ta Young is further to do. Fill a bottle with wi Bot he Selazed, F A BIT i NER
Miss Effie selroth:: Miss 30a Mrs. S. J. McClune, who spent sev- | some harmless liquid and follow me see : 9 ’
Has * = eral weeks with her niother, Mrs. | to the door. When it is open warn DITIONAL DEATHS
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i left 5, x ik sii To Ee Sy Rose, in Johnson, has returned home, | me to be very cautious in using it. | gf MARY MILLER 142 ire Street Both Phone Meyersdale, Po.
i on Sunday evening for sburg. | myo McClune’s, who have been resi- The fee will be doubled if you help me Wife of S. K. Miller died Satuida ¢
| Mrs. D. B. Malone arrived home on | gents of Meyersdale for the last year, to act out my part successfully.” | 5inp at her home near Bes Ay ts
Monday evening from a three weeks |wijll return to Johnstown about Bundy, | know not why, 1 followed : ins G t t G Sh i be T
Monday evening from «(hres weeks will return (0 Johnstown about | per smtrictons. 1 went to Coe a | 1660 68 ear. Mre Miler nad put reatest Care Should be Taken of the Eyes
y, SAT ; reside with her. I voiced the warning she |fered for a long time from rh
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ylor Hess, of Morgantown. the future. had directed. Distinctly I was aware |tism though she had been able to at- Pain or discomf ort of any kind in them should be paid
By James Durst, of Durst, Grane: Mrs. Malachi Kelley and sons, J. F. font she meant the words for the |tend to her household duties until the attention to at once.
’ e, was a visitor at the home 0 and James, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas earing of two men lurking in the |evening before her death. Her maiden CONSULT
n’a. sister, Mrs. W. H. Ebaugh, of Meyers- | Bracken have returned from Johns- pens porwr. , |name was Heiple. Her husband and ie
———— dale on his way to Akron, Ohio. town where they had been attending » 0 Jory careful of the acld.” | five children survive.’ :
; be ; she spoke in a clear loud voice. “I Gol S ein, SI
SE Mr. J. C. Reitz, one of Rockwood’s |the funeral of Owen Courtney, Mrs. | wish to use it in some wood burning NTE
atfable and intelligent citizens was a | Kelley's brother, who was buried at | ornamental work. Oh!” WILLIAM WHITESIDE, at Collins’ Drug Store, Meyersdale
+ r recent Meyersdale visitor. He paid Moxam, last Saturday. With a scream she stumbled. She Aged 78 years died at 10 p. m. Fri- T d F : > :
+ on thou- his respects to the Commercial. Attorney George B. Somerville, of fell, or rather pretended to fall flat | day evening at the home of a daugh- uesday. February 23rd.
Baie, the Misses Mary and Sara Smith, of | Pleasantville, N. J., has about conclu- ig the pavesten]. Ths Roitle opavkad ter, Mrs. M. L. Shofs, in Boswell, with
4 Wat — Pittsburgh, are here for a few days’ |ded to open offices at Boswell. He is | gpne estas her i Shs whom he had been living for several Remember that a child with poor
ust bolore visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. |a member of the Somerset. County | me crying distractedly. years. Mr. Whiteside was born in eyes is handicapped every way, both
sat betore Mark M. Smith. Bar Association, already, and an ac- “Oh, my hands! my hands!—I have Clearfield county. Funeral services in childhood and in after life. Bad
invariably Mrs. A. S. Glessner entertained the tive temperance worker. burned all the flesh off my fingers!” were held Sunday with interment in eyes make children irritable and also
antle upon B. T. Club at her home on Meyers av | Comrade Paul Huffman, a member I read her purpose. I made a great | Clearfield county. : fstards their progress in studies,
3. Objects enue on Wednesday afternoon. of the M. C. Lowery Post, G. A. R. 8do of ‘escorting fer back into fhe Never 11y tn 263d oF SW With Slastes
ble during Andrew . Swank. of Somerset ve | Wes a very sick man for the past six BE Ee ALFRED ° OLSON, that do not fit your eyes and sight and
elit are : . . receive clear, distincti isi
DE io cently spent a few days with his |OF Seven weeks and was reported | ghe went away for the second time. A well known resident of Windber, aches SURE itt Boer
lense opac- cousins, Claude and Harry Deal. nigh unto the crossing; but now he is At the end of two weeks there came | employed by the Berwind-White Co., wate : eves. pai } vealn o8n: watery
Miss Alpha Gill was visiting friends out again and says that he is very | to me a letter enclosing a second one died at the Windber hospital Thurs- e oy 785 Falng Or quhos In fhe
in Thomas. W. Va. a few days last much alive yet. Signed. A Comrade. hundred dollar bill. It was pinned to [day of ulcers of the stomach. He ye iy ne n The top or back of head
hs , . . The Italian societies in the Windber § shest 91 Paper bearing the words: [leaves two children, Roy and Minnie ore De ee 2d many other
wid tee. BI Donecker. has bese vie] LIE district Lave alredy collected | a= > genilones and a true friend al- land a stepson, Alfred Olson. His wife Trattor Lon Clear a. Sy Strath. No
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Se club, <1 iting her daughter, Mrs. W. J. Cart: $1,000 for the relief of the earthquake I hesitated about using the money, i Sho two years ago. The funer *- are experiencing by eye trouolet i
iter would wright, of Somerset for the past week. Sufer ers in Italy. A benefit play will | put bad business necessitated it. A BI took Plate Satundny momine in a7id havea talk aboul your eyes
ra 25-cent o fant be given at Windber at an early date | business rival took away half of my -_— :
riled We rs. C. BE. Deal, very delightfully | po proceeds of which go to swell the | trade. Then I had a fire—uninsured. I JOHN ‘H. DELP.
nber when entertained the members of the Dor-{ pq went from bad to worse and the sher- | John H. Delp, a brother of Mrs. Ella Examined Free
fishes cn a vas Club at her home on Main street| ..... .. itv pakers are either de- i sold out my few poor property ef- | Collins, of Meyersdale, died recently | ~~~ Sms As 4
ed ‘instead hursday afternoon of last week. creasing the size of loaves of bread or eats: at his home in Trenton, N. J. Mrs.
ces 10 500 Mr. and Mrs. Robert May, of Rock-|; Te th : I wandered away from the city along | collins left to attend the funeral i i
ood ¢ ie thot increasing the price thereof few per- | a country road. I must have fainted : Application of Paint. FOR A FIRST-CLASS
004 spent Sunday here wit e for- | sons know, even including the sealers | from illness and hunger in its center. Paint should be applied only to 8 <
= mer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. James! .t weights and measures, that it is un- | Then I was conscious of being lifted OWEN COURTNEY, clean and ary Surface Moisture un
She Talks. May of North Street. . lawful to do so. Under a statute | into an automobile. For 20 years an employe of the Cam- der a pamt Sauses i ip blister When GALVAN | Z Ek D 0 WH
id yo’ wife, Mrs. Arley Swartzley and Miss Gla-| enacted in 1797, and never repealed, it When I came back to myself again - bria Steel Company, died last week ae on I Hoists be
lo she talk dys Edmonds, of Cumberland Were |is required that all loaves shall weigh { occupied a bed in a cozily furnished ,in Johnstown. He was a brother of Say S
She talks guests of Mrs. Pearl Rizer, of Lincoln ; sixteen ounces. room. Outside there was bird song. | prank Courtney of Ralphton and of LATE ROOF
on’y talks sacra st wack i The clear sweet scented air suggested |yr.o wary Kell £ An Exception
1 aid cides e a few days las . Hereafter, Frank T. Long, of New | some sumptuous garden. Then my ? ¥ Kelly of Sand Patch. Mr. Jones had been scolding his six- || PUT ON COMPLETE & REASONABLE
dways and Mrs. J. H. Black, of Beachley street, | Baltimore, probably will have a whole- | client of that eventful evening in the year-old daughter, who retorted:
nd, and den has returned from Canada where she | some respect for Pennsylvania's game past entered the room. MRS. MARTHA HAMER, “Don’t think, papa, that just because Write to
ck and re had spent several months With| laws. Earlier in the winter he cap- She it was who had found me in A sister of ‘Squire I. M. Hoover of | you married ‘mamma you have a right
; she sho’ her mother who has been quite ill. tured seven wild turkeys selling four be od ad Le her Jue NY Hooversville, died in the Memorial] to be rude to all women!” J. S. WENGERD
Mr. and Mrs. J, D. Madigan, of Con- [of them. His unlawful act was COM- | ;yimicy v leagues from city | hospital in Johnstown a few days ago. RD 2
nellsville were guests of their daugh- municated to the State Game Com- She was nurse, sister, friend—ah, Sue had recently undergone an oper- Wher Tall Bgins. MEYERSDALE, ze PENNA.
uslons. ter, Mrs. J. L. Dixon on Grant street, missionsnd am Chas. N. Baum | within my heart of hearts far more 2 er d she had been 2 patient in| po ctess— “People sre very dull to || 38 We are getting a car load of
ary-looking over Sunday. went to work on the case and secured | than that before that delightful week |hospital since Jan. 13. night, Adolph. I realiy can’t get them || Galvanized Roof early and can
ly refer to Mrs. Raymond Derry, of Smithfeld, sufficient evidence to incriminate Long | ended! -_ to talk” Host—“Play something sa :
this house was a recent guest of her parents, who was fined $50 and costs. She had been companion to a wealthy R. O. MCDONALD, dearest.”—Judy. ve you money if you order
d the irr Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Livengood, on woman inca far distant ouniry. Aged 70 years, a civil war veteran, soon on account of the galvan-
of voice, “8 In that household a terrible murder | a; 4 ot the Soldiers’ H i ized spelter raising in price
ble to eat Broadway. CHICHESTER SPIl i S had been committed. She had been in Ohi e Soldiers’ Home in Dayton, Simple Poison Warning. :
he enjoyed Miss Useba Holtzhauer, of Rock- that room just before the crime was o Feb. 8th. and the body was A good way to mark bottles contain All Work Guaranteed and
ee ir omeiue uncle| DIAMOND perpetrated, had accidentally upset brought to the home of his son, W. O.| ing poison is to push two pins into the Done to Ord
a bottle of ink and left the impress | McDonald in Windber, for interment. side of the cork at right angles tc er.
— and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Newco- ot
2 = ot© of her hands on a mantel. re each other.
e, mer, on Sunday. eo" Uy She had seen in that room the step-
ass up friv- Misses Jennie Livengood and Mary oo son of her mistress, but knew he was 0S. KATE ENFIELD ‘
peeled Wn s Je RE ame LADTES noeait. flor Cvilencs. might bave Died at the home of her son-in-law, Daily Thought.
ory, for in- eich attended 2 yy d Beachy x Hh our Drusi for CHI-CHES-TER S convicted him. Her mistress gave Daniel Albright, in Greenville twp. on Revenge, at first thought sweet, bit
unt, put up home of Mr. and Mrs, OY GoLp metallic ND her a large sum of money and bade Feb. 8, aged 73 years. The deceased | ter ere long back on Uselr recolle. For Infants and Childre
lute” The at West Salisbury on Thursday even- Ribbon, TAxs Xo OTHER, Say of Zour her fiy is survived by her husband, William Milton. on
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. “How was ing ‘of last week. DIAMOND BEAND PILLS, for twenty-five Tp lurkers I had seen had fol- | Enfield, who is an inmate of the Sol- InUse For Over 30 Years
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—Louisville Miss Florence Fullem was given a SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS Is : ross ihe 2002 to verity dier’s home in California, and by six Would Make World Happler. Always | bears
surprise party at her home on Lin- & UT =, ERYWHERE Norr= ae of the Bager marks. |children. The funeral occurred Thurs- Every man shouid be contented to | Signature of 7
coln avenue Tuesday evening and & TRIED EVERY = TESTED, eq to baie them, day. mind his own business.—Aesop. py
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