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Our special offer..g s for the two i 5 If you want real classy, up-to-date and at the same 15
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Havers for you at this time. Ra ~ Something you put on and wear to the Chautauqua x
ren Supply you ith hionio Plates, paper nap- i a with ease and comfort and at the same time feel as I
Ss, tin cups and a e delicacies for this season, ‘
of the year; Boiled Ham, Potato Chips, Pickles, pi though. there are none here who have any better B
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SATURDAY, JUNE 26th
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3 10c-cans Caked Beans
Wi DNESDAY, JUNE 3oth
Light and Dark Calicoes : Be
All Summer Dress Goods at 1-4 off.
1.Ib. Box of Rumford Baking Powder
25¢ bottle Tomato Ketsup
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You are cordially invitec to make our store your
Headquarters during Chautauqua Week.
can be of any service to you please let us know.
Just spend ten or fifteen minutes at our Emporium
and you can get just what you want for a Moderate
Price, $3.00 - $3.50 - $4.00
If we
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
. Miss Nan Hocking is enjoying a
fortnight visit with Pittsburg friends.
Mrs J. P. Kelley has gone to Bal
tiruve, Md, where she wi'l spend a
few days visiting among friends.
Mrs. John Sherman of Fairmon,
W. Va., is here for a week’s visit to
friends.
The Misses Georgia and Ruth Cole-
man of Uniontown, are guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller
Mrs. Mattie Kennedy of Cumber-
land, was a visitor at the home of E.
N. Erwin, the first of the week.
Mrs V. A. Anthony of Johnstown,
visited her son, Harry Lewis in this
place over Sunday.
Wm. Rowe Price, named for Dr.
William T. Rowe, is a late arrival in
Undertaker Price’s home on Main
‘street.
Mrs. A. F. Darrah and Mrs. Alice
Baer have gone to Akron, Ohio, where
they expect to remain for a few weeks
visit‘ng relatives and friends.
The new hotel at Addison, erected
at a cost of $30,000 by James Rush,
will be formally opened on Wednes-
day, June 30.
Miss Mary Weakland, wh) is em-
ployed ‘n *ew York Ci ’ is spending
a few days here visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Weakiand of
Meyers avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Hartley are down
in the peach region of West Virginia.
That his orchard may have a fair
chance to do its best, Mr. Hartley is
picking off the surplus fruit.
Mrs. H. E. Hibner and children, ac-
companied by her sister, Miss Ger-
trude Tressler, will spend a few
weeks in Akron, Cleveland and De-
troit, Mich.
Miss Florence Gertrude Hasselroth
and Joseph Walter Thomas, a well
known young couple of Meyersdale,
were married at Cumberland last
Thursday. ,
Mrs. B. O. Cosgrove and three chii-
dren,of Hamond, Ind., arrived here on |
Monday and are guests of the for- |
mer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Graves, of North street. Mr. Cosgrove
will join them later.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rorabaugh
and two children, who spent several
weeks here with Mrs. Rohrabaugh’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Lint.
departed for their home in Hanover,
Pa., the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Habel and thelr | 3iana, are guests at the home of Bl| oy jnyjtations for their silver wedding
son-inlaw, Clarence Rowe, left Sun
day for an automobile trip to York,
where they will meet Mrs. Rowe, Who week or two, at the home of Mr. Leh- | cal high school, who is now in the | entertained
has been visiting there a few weeks. | man’s parents.
After visiting other places they will |
return home.
Druggist F. B. Thomas is deepening
the cellar beneat his place of busi-
ness with the purpose of cementing
the floor, but is plying the shovel
the most part of the day himself. He
recently purchased the property and
long delayed and desired improve-
ments are now to receive attention.
Mrs. Eugene Naugle has gone to
Bedford, where she will visit her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Stiver. :
Miss Nelle Leonard, who had been
teaching school at New Cumberland,
W. Va. arrived home Monday to
spend the summer with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. BE. D. Leonard of the
South Side |
On Sunday morning at the 8:30
o’clock mass in SS. Philip and James
Catholic church, a class of 14 boys
and girls receiveed first communion.
| Sunday, June 27, the Rev. E. A. Gar-
vey, bishop of Altoona, will be here
and administer the sacrament of con-
firmation at the 10 o'clock mass, and
in the afternoon he will go to McDon-
aldton.
At a recent meeting of the Meyers-
dale school board, Prof. W. H. Kretch-
man, supervising principal of schools,
Are Your Eyes Perfect?
Probably no organ of the
body is neglected more than
the EYES.
YOU CERTAINLY are
anxious that your sight should
ShowiNe be perfect through your num-
EYE-SAN hered days and when Nature
BR warns ou through the me
dium of pain in tae ! ye Balls
Aching Head, Blurred Vision
and Twitching Eyelids you
should not neglect these calls of nature. but should imme
be sold for $1.00 and $1.25.
diately consent an OP TOMETRIST OPIl: IAN who
an i Ladies’ and Misses’ Middies are
— reduced to 45c¢ and 90c.
Our meth ds of examin, tion are scientific and accurate :
ee Boys’ Washable Suits are to be
sold for 24c, 39c and 90c.
CALL IN AND SEE US ABOUT YOUR CASE
il Men’s Overalls are reduce to
Fo So sh for ws COOK | 45¢, 65¢ and 85c. ots
elected principal of the high school to The Optometrist Optician.
succeed Prof. H. L. Reitz, resigned.
At the same time Prof. Claude A. M.
Welsh o Fiisteas ina sao! principal of the high school in that| Invitations have been sent out by |
eac ngiis and reading In e plece ond a former teacher here, is | Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Lape of Gar- |
eighth and hinth grades on the de- in town a part of the present week. | rett for their fiftieth wedding anni- | THE LOW PRICE STORE.
partment plan, as in the high school.| William Hamm, a confirmed ineb-|versary, July 6. Next to Post Office, Meye rsdale, Pa.
i "rite of this place was taken to the| H. H. Lang has closed the negotia- |
The vacancies caused by the bromo | county home one day this week by tions whereby he has become the)
tion of Prof. Weaver from the posi- fowner of the W. S. Miller residence on! SE ~ :
Mrs. Edgar Berkley and her sister, | Mevers avenue of which house he has wANTED — Engine, Gisholt, Libby | GLENCOE.
Officer Bittner, into dry territory.
tion of teacher of mathematics and |
i ion i i : been ' th i
the resignation of Miss Evelyn Tru-| Mrs, Harvey Bittner on Tuesday left the tenant for the past few!" ..; turer Inthe operators. These| weddings and rumors of weddings
are excellent paying positions for | have infested our vicinity recently.
xal as teacher of the Latin depart |in an auto to visit friends in Bedford months. |
men competent of operating any of | Nellie Porbaugh and Charles Kei-
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; | county. | The 26th annual convention of the |
ment have not yet been filled. | Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams and Young People’s Christian Endeavor | 3
> Be J these tools. Apply at the Employ- dle had the knot tied last Wednesday
by Rev. Wise. We wish them much
FOR ONE WEEK
June 24th to July 1st
We are offering for sale, White
Pique Skirts for $1.00 and $1.45,
also Ratine Skirts for $1.00. Our
House Dresses will be sold for 85¢
$1.45 and $1.95.
Children’s White Dresses are to
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i a | 4 shan 3 | Union of the Allegheny Conference, of |
: i daughter, Miss Elizabeth, have gone 0 ’ |
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Civic league meeting next Thurs-| an auto trip to Slatington, Lehigh | the United Brethren Church, was held |
d ft t 2:30 lin the Rock d TU. B. church Tues ment; Department, Yesiinghouse joy and happiness
ay afternoon at 2:30. | 3 : ockwoo .-B. ehure ues- | i tte :
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse McCune are vig: | O0REY: tis state, two children rand Wednesday of this week. Elecine & Mis. Co, Hast Pits) C. B. Bittner, who returned from the
itors in Braddock. Mrs. Karl Miller and two cm 4 Three autos conveyed a party of| burgh, Pa. 246-t windber convention a sick man, is
3 | Af 5 . ts at the
James H. Black, the insurance of Fairmone, W. Va., are guests | Meyersdal le. M d Mrs. Ken- |
tice BE. C.Kyle | Me e people, Mr. and Mrs. Ken- | :
home of Ms. Miller's brother Y'€ | 4all and visiting friends, Mr. and Mrs. | NOTICE—Is hereby given
i able to be about again.
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der Joel Gnagey. | the evening of July 3rd.
Mrs. Edward Lehman and two chit: | s 1 Peck, 5 raduste of the lo:
amue ,
| agent, has been pretty ill, but is re- that my | Lorenzo Emerick, of Comps, spent
| iv one of the noisy boys a
dant at the Evangelical Association at | where next Sunday theywill atten | they ‘were. the guests of Ex-Congress.. not pay an | 0 oisy boj t the Demo-
| Henry Schlag, of Berlin, spent Sun-
3 on | vi
caller on his sister, Mrs. M. C. Horner| Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Houck, who | Friday for Cincinnati. Her mother, | right there with the Truth.
Passersby are commenting on the ar-| va, arived here recent'y and have ,..' also started west and the| Tuesday to undergo an operation.
Flaherty creek, nearing completion. | Miss Evalyn and Miss Rebecca Ralph Poorbaugh conducted an auto
about two months. | exposition. Archie Tressler is in the big Mary-
es Pitt isitors for a
dren are Piutsburgh v at dinner Friday i where he will enter one of the| Karl A. Miller and son of Fairmont,
covering. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gatesman and | yw mp poblitzell and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. | wife, Nellie Knepp has left my bed Monday night at I. D. Leydig’s being
y bills contracted by her. | 3 3
Johnstown. | the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr.| han Craig, one day last week. cratic convention at Somerset.
| day with his many friends here. He's
on Tuesday. tly married at Keyser, W. y > Allegany hospital in Cumberland on
| were recently | Mrs. W. S. Livengood on Tuesday of g D | Mrs. B. F. Bittner and children
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Reich of| they will visit relatives later going to|daughters of Dr. A. BE. Truxal are a-
land town spending his coin with a
visiting | in a number of the out-of-town guests | automobile factories to take a course| W. Va., spent the week-end at the J.
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Rev. A. G. Mead was a recent atten- three children are at Point Marion, py piesa] Jr. to Greensburg, where | and board without just cause. | will |
: W. A. Knepp, Meyersdale, Pa. |
J. M. Berkley, of Pittsburg, was a | Gatesman’s parents. Mi te 1 os
JS Trences Iiavengood Jef: last) Mrs. E. N. Irwin was taken to the |
tistic appearance of the bridge across | gone to housekeeping on East Main st. | two ladies will met in Chicago, where | | were in Cumberland Monday shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Warner, of In-|5q, Broadway, Meyersdale have issu-| California. They expect to be absent | bout starting on a trip to the Panama | PTY to Cumberland on Monday.
Mrs. F. B. Black, of Holland Farm, | Albert Dahl left Tuesday for Detroit |dentist.
| here for the Kendall wedding. in mechanism, H. Miller home,
| navy on the Vermont, is
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Prof, D. H. Bowman, of Munhall, | acquaintances here,