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Featuring Fashionable Apparel for Easter and After, With Attractive Values to
MEN CAN BUY THEIR
INTERESTING as have been the collections of Spring ap-
parel that we have already shown this season, they are not
as comprehensive as the assortments we shall present this
week. Our earlier displays have been swelled by new arriv-
als which reflect the most recent whims of fashion. We are
now prepared to show you the broadest and most complete
assortments of Easter and later Spring Wearables this store
has ever held.
EVERY WOMAN wants new apparel to wear on Easter
Sunday; every woman wants to be seen at her best. Winter
clothes have no place amid the new fashions with which
Easter Day marks the advent of Spring. You can select
your Easter Outfit satisfactorily and economically here this
week ; satisfactorily because of the complete assortments of
correct and stylish garments we offer; economically be-
cause of the attractively low prices we quote:
THE CORRCT ACCESSORIES
FOR EASTER WEAR.
MANY NEW -STYLES
SKIRTS AND WAISTS.
IN
YOU WILL LOOK YOUR
BEST IN ONE OF THESE
OF COURSE YOU WILL
WANT A NEW HAT
The separate skirt and waist
always have a well-defined
place in the wardrobes of well-
dressed women. We are show-
ing some exceptionally attrac-
tive styles in both skirts and
waists which are sure to please
you.
EASTER NEEDS AT
VERY ATTRACTIVE
PRICES THIS WEEK.
We have made ample
preparation for men in
our Easter plans, gath-
ering comprehensive
lines of the best makes |
of men’s wear and se-
lecting new Spring
styles that will partie-
ularly appeal to our
NEW SHOES FOR THE -
feathers is ashamed when he
looks at his feet. Dress your
feet in a pair of our
shoes and you won’t be a bit
uneasy about
ance.
EASTER PROMENADE.
The peacock with all his fine
stylish
their appear-
‘men customers.
BOYS’ KNEEi PANTS’
SUITS.
Our showing of the
very newest Styles are
on display. Prices, $2.50
$5.00,
YOU STILL HAVE TIME TO
dress goods, or silks you want.
Every fashionable weave, pat-
tern and color
in our stock. Good qualities—
low prices.
MAKE YOUR OWN
APPAREL FOR EASTER
We have the wash goods,
is represented
Neckwear,
Ribbons,
portant in their way as
Gloves, Scarfs,
Etc. are just as im-
the
suit or dress. These aids to an
attractive arpearance are here
in complete varieties, at pleas-
ingly low prices.
CHARMING DRESSES
Lovely dresses like these are
not likely to go begging for
purchasers, especially when
prices are so attractive. There-
fore we advise you to come
early in the week and secure
the pick of the styles.
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RSET COUNTY WEDDINGS
L Caroline M. Menser, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Alexagader A. Menser,
and Ernest P. Cobef, son of Mr. and
._3iibert P. Cober, both of Somer-
“get, ‘married at Somerset by the
Rev. Dr, Hiram King.
Miss Carrie Washington, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James Henry, and
J. Edward Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Baker, both of Meyersdale, were
married at Meyersdale, by Justice of
the Peace W. H. Hay. i
Miss Mary Hostetler, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hostetler, and
Arthur Faidley, son of Mr. and Mrs. |
Albert Faidley, both of Summit town-
ship, were married at Garrett by the |
Rev. W. H. B. Carney, pastor of the |
Garrett Lutheran church.
The schools were in session ‘all
week and we hope there will be no
further necessity to close them on ac-
count of contagious diseases.
The Socialist branch will weet Fri.
evening of this week in St. Paul. if
you want to know why the Socialists
do not want to divide with those who
do no useful labor; why it would take
the club from the capitalists with
which they commit robbery;why it
would establish an industrial system
that would make it possible to use all |
knowledge in the possession of ' the
race for the good of all its members,
attend the Socialist meetings.
fleyersdale,
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clerk of the courts, on the Republi-
can ticket. vii :
Mrs. Emma Johnson has gone on
an extended visit with her som;
Howard, in Philadelphia.
HOOVERSVILLE. 3
Park Boyer, of Hooversville, ' had
his left arm mangled by being caught
under a trip of cars at the No. 3
mine ‘of the Knickerbocker Coal Ce.,
and the member was amputated at
a Johnstown hospital, Friday.
Rev. Wiliam EE. Sunday, of New
Bethlehem, has accepted the call of
the Hooversvivlle-Lambertville: Luth-
eran charge. Rev. Sunday is not
WELLERSBURG. |
Mrs. G. A. Tressler was a caller at |
| the home of her brother, Ira Roger, of |
Miss Lucy C. Roberts, daughter of | Alleghany, on Sunday. |
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roberts and |
Patsy Monone, son of Mr. and Mrs. | days with relatives in Mt. Savage and
Mrs. A. Glessner spent a few days
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Paul Monone, both of Garrett, were Cumberland last week.
married at Garrett by theRev. 0. G.
Fye.
of Mr. and Ms. William Thorpe, of
Berlin, and Ira E Weigie of Stony-
creek township, were married at Som-
erset by the Rev J Hess Wagner, pas-
tor of the Somerset Lutheran church.
Miss Susan Miller, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob H Miller of Jefferson
moved into the late Mrs. J. P. Meyers
house.
Miss Lillian Everline, of Corrigans-
Mrs. Agnes Kenney, of Mt. Savage,
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
‘Wm. Baker.
Mr. W. E. Law, of LaVale has
Misses Edna Witt and Susan Shaffer |
township, and Clark J Bell, son of Mr were pleasant callers in Mt. Savare
and Mrs William Albert Bell of Jen-! on Sunday.
ner township, were married at Jen-
W. K. Kennell is suffering with La-
nertown, by the Rev John W. Albert- | gribpe.
s0n.
Mrs. Wm. Dom and sons, Curtis
ter of Mr and Mrs. Charles Southwell Weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. !
Mrs William Hall, both of
were married at Holsopple by the
Rev. A. Davidson.
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Mrs. Rebecca BE. Shaffer, dahghter |
of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin B. Blough, |
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BERLIN .
of Stanton’s MIil, and Grover Cleve- | daughter, Margaret, of Moxham, were |
land Halfin, son
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of Mr. and Mrs. | visitors for a few days at the home | with a severe attack of the grip. Py
Miss Lucy Kegg, of Johnstown pass-
Thomas Halfin, of Boswell, were mar- of their relatives, Mrs. Lucinda Forn- |
ried? at the court house by Marriage | Waldt and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Forn-
| waldt.
License Clerk Bert F. Landis.
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ST. PAUL.
with grip,is about again.
|
The quarantine was lifted from the |
home of Francis Sipple last week.
No more cases of scarletina devel- |
oped during the week and all who short time with little prospect of im-
had the disease are rapidly getting | Provement.
well.
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Mrs. Mamie Sechler, who had been | Visitor to Baltimore
confined to her bed for a short time | Ing to see his wife who is a patient |
at Johns Hopkins hospital.
| Meyersdale visitor.
Jerry Smith, manager of the Dull |
Co.,at Goodtown, was a |
over Sunday, go-
Mrs. Mary Philson was a
The mines are still working on |
|
| enings of March 23 and 24 in the Sa-
, ville, is spending a few days with |
Miss Pearle May Thorpe, daughter relatives in town.
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and Arthur Hall, Jr. son of Mr. and | Henry Suder accompanied by them iS home for a week on account of
Jerome, and their daughter, Blanche, return- Sa me lo his
!ed to her home in town recently. alphion on y
| eran Church on St. Patrick’s Day was
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fornwaldt and |2 8rand success.
ed several days this week at the home
{of Mr. B. BE. Carver.
{ course was given by The Wells En-
| tertainers in the local opera house
|on Tuesday evening and was the hest
| number of the entire -girse and the
recent | attendance was unus afly large.
| preparations for their
related to the celebrated evangelist.
He will assume the new pastorate soon
after April 1st, and will have his par-
sonage at Hooversville,
The Hooversville High School boys |
and girls are presenting a playlet en-
titled “Finnegan’s Fortune” on the ev-
oo
LA
GLENCOE. * er
W. H. Ellman, of Cumberland show- |
ed nerve by motoring from the South-
‘land to our prairies in a Ford, Sat’
urday. But the boat is a regular sub-
marine for wading snow.
a few days of this week with his fam-
ily. ei%
Mrs. Fanny Webreck returned ‘to
her home on Thursday after six
weeks’ visit with relatives in Illinois.
Mrs. N. B. Poorbaugh spent part of
Saturday with her daughter,
Frank Miller. Her littie boy Chas. act-
~ Wm. Ephardt, of McKeesport spent |
Mrs. |
Pema.
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ed as chaffeur.
Harry Bittner and wife, of Rock- |
wood, were Sunday callers in our
town. J
Mrs. Willis Schrock is spending he |
week with friends in Connellsville
and Bridgeport. |
Jacob Meyers and little daughter, of
Pittsburg, were week-end visitors of |
w.J ‘Meyers. |
voy Theatre. The cast of characters !
will be as follows: Larry Finnegan,
Andrew Nichol; Mrs. Finnegan, A.
B. Wilson; “Dutch Jake,” Harold
Crissy; Rafferty, Fred Doyle; Coupt |
(De Morney, Frank Ober; Katy, the |
| daughter
| Boltzer; Lady Hannah Lovejjoy, Mar- |
of Dutch Jake, Margaret
garet Berkey.
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GARRETT.
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Farmers are busy making maple |
sugar these days, but report a rather | When indoubt which orchestra to |
i | poor crop so far.
Miss Edith May Southwell, daugh- and Wilbert after spending a few |!
Donald Craig, who was confined to |
work at
The Easter Bazaar held in the Luth-
Many of our people are suffering
The last number of the lyceum
The sick are slowly improving.
Our churches arg making rapid
|on Bedford strget.
Easter ser-|
| vices.
A. R. Dallam was a business visitor |
Beef Plate Boll 12 1-2c ib. Beef |
Miss Blanche Engle, who had been in Pittsburg recently.
working in Greenville, Pa., is home |
for a few weeks.
friends
J. B. Schrock is being urged by his | Chuck Boll, 16 ¢. Ib. at Donges Mer- diana Normal, is spending a few days
| with his mother, Mrs. Ellen Spencer.
to become a candidate for ' ket.
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is erecting a commodious dwelling
Wrs. W. H. Cook enjoyed a few |
days at Mt. Savage at the home of |
Mrs. Frank Aldrich.
The Misses Marion and Leah Ley-
dig went to Meyersdale on Saturday |
to attend the funeral of Miss Nelle |
Dom.
Irwin Huges and Walter Cattell, !
members of the regular army of U.|
S. returned to camp, near Washing-
ton, D. C., after ten days of visiting |
with friends and relatives here.
hire for a dance, try the “Suburb |
Quartette”—the big drums are Wal-
ter, Ben, Bob, and “Pearlie.”
Dr. J. H. Spicer, of Cumberland,
happened in, our burg on Saturday
night.
And Mabel Snyder was made happy
again by the arrival of Blondy on
Saturday afternoon.
PAINT TOWNSHIP.
Geo. Cronely, of Middletown, has
just completed the erection of a six
room cottage in Slavonica.
Mrs. M. C. Yoder, of Paint Bor-
ough, is improving after a serious iil-
ness of several weeks’ duration: Sev-
eral physicians have been called in
consultation on her case.
Jonas Weaver, of Paint township,
just outside the borough limits.
Jay Ripple is building a new home
FOR EASTER
The hat is probably the most
important of your Easter pur-
chases and it should never be
selected hastily. We would
therefore suggest that you
L choose it as early in the week
as possible, when you can do
so unhurriedly and with the
greatest satisfaction. The
smart and attractive new hats
we now have on display will
appeal to you because of their
quality and becomin gn e s.s.
And you will like their reason-
able prices as well.
YOU WILL WANT A
NEW SUIT OR COAT
FOR EASTER.
You can select it here
~onfident that whatev-
er style you choose is
correct. So large is our
present assortment that
a becoming suit and
coat is assured every
purchaser. 5
YOU JUDGE A
, STORE BY ;
The quality of ils
merchandise and .ser
vice. We sell “WQO
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ask to be shown
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It’s very easy to point out the direct ling of ‘march |
you should follow to arrive at the best clothes in town,
Just walk right along until you come to this store, and
HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX
new spring models in suits for men and young'men.
HARTLEY & BALDWIN,
The Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
MEYERSDALE, PA.
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the top of
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Tressler Millinery
Opening
South Side,
The Latest Styles
Friday and Saturday yd
March 26 and 27 3
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at the Most |
ReaSonable Prices.
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Meyersdale.
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