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$1.50 and $1.25 Crepe and Lawn Waists, at ....
“A big line of Ladies’ House Dresses in percale and gingham
priced from $1.00, $1.25 and $2.00, will be sold at
Also a big line of Crepe and Lawn porch and street dresses
for... ..........:.
Ladies’ Princess Slips, embroidery trimmed, in all sizes, reg-
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Ladies’ White Embroidery and Gingham Skirts at .
. WEINSTEIN
“THE LOW PRICE STORE.
Next to Post Office,
FRESE SERRA FRA R ARRAS AAA R SARA
Meyersdale, Pa.
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TOM & JIMS
i NSTUMER CLEARANG 0
Begins Wednesday, July 15, Ends August 1, 1915
It’s our surprise party
straight to your home,
It has taken us over a week to get *‘I'T” ready to spring. but it will
take you only five minutes, or less, to grasp the “Bigness” of this big sale.
thing in the wind” and the wind has blown this bill. laden with *‘ Treasures”
help believing that this is an absolute truth
REMEMBER, WE HAVE EVERYTHING IN STOCK THAT WE ADVERTISE
and you're invited. Stick around, there's ‘‘some-
and if you will read what is listed below, you can’t
$1. 2 Children’s White Dresses, sizes fromb5told, at ... ...... 79c
1.5 be “wo 4dtpla at ........... Be . MEN’S DEPARTMENT
0 Boys’ Ribbed and Porusknit Union Suits at .......... ah 890 10 prs. Russia Calf Engli -
0 . glish Oxfords—were...... er iereunan.s $4.50 now $3.25.
5 “ Union Suits, sizes from 6 to 16, at ...... ... 19 8 prs. Nut Brown English Oxfords were....... ....... fers: 4.50 3.25.
.50 ‘Knee Pants in all shades and sizes, at .............. 39¢ 17 prs. Black Calf English Oxfords were. .... vere 440% 2.95
.25 : ; Cees eee. - 19¢ 11 prs. Gun Metal Black and Russian Calf English rubber sole
Men’s $1.00 Union Suits at........... ......... cenini er. en 190 Osfordi—Were—. Lm 4.50
he 50¢c o* oy aaa Rd tei ier rad, i. 39¢ 16 prs. Black and Tan (Odd Sizes) Oxfords were. ..........
rs 5 Underwear Sema ane oa Fn. a ie aah. 3C 17 prs. Black and Tan High Toe Oxfords were..... Ga,
is 25¢ So ca, aes il icine 19¢ 16 prs. Gun Metal English Oxfords were............ ........ .
14 prs. Tan English Oxfords rubber heel were ......... . .. 3.50 * 2.50.
7 prs. Tan Rubber sole sneakers were.....................c...... 2.50 1.50.
7 prs. White Canvas ru
FRA R RAR A ARAN
7 prs. Cloth Quarter 1 s
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
Miss Annie Keidle is visiting rela-
tivs in Brothersvalley.
Miss Hulda Powell is visiting in
Windber and Johnstown.
Prof. Rome Shirley, of Apollo, Pa.
spent several days of last week among
Meyersdale friends.
Miss Jean Randolph, of Connells-
ville, who has been visiting Miss Eve-
lyn Leckemby, returned home Friday.
Miss Catherine McKenzie is enjoy-
ing a two-weeks’ vacation with friends
in Pittsburg and Youngstown, O.
Mrs. O, R. Foster, of Silver Springs
Md., and Kalamazoo, Mich., is the
guest of Mrs. Alice Leckemby.
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Lynch, of
Pittsburg, have been visiting relat-
ives here and at Sand Patch .
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burkhart and |
little daughter of Akron, O., are with
relatives here.
Miss Gaza Deal, of Johnstown, is a
guest at the home of her brother, L.
H. Deal.
Miss Kathryn Kattan returned Sun-
day from a three weeks’ visit with
Pittsburg and Latrobe friends.
Mrs H. L. Long, of Connellsville, a
former resident, spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. George Blake.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A, Rutter enjoyed
over Sunday in Somerset as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Young.
Miss Nell Hinish, of New Castle,
is “visiting Mrs. H. G. Wills, Meyers
avenue.
Mrs. Phil. E, Shaffer, a former resi-
dent of Meyersdale, is spending sev-
eral days with Mrs. Kennedy Price.
. Misses Sadie and Edith Just are
home from Pittsburg, where they vis-
ited for several days.
Freeman Maul has gone on a two
weeks visit to Philadelphia and Read-
ing:
Mrs. B, B. Collins has been enter-
taining her brother, Mr. Delph, and
family they motoring here from their
home in Camden, N. J.
Rev. H. L. Goughnour left on Sun-
day night to resume attendance atl
a series of lectures at Columbia Un-
iversity.
Miss Julia Hoblitzell, Miss Zilda |
Eisefelelr and Edw. Leonard enjoyed |
a drive to Pocahontas, Monday visit-
ing friends there.
J. P. Brennan and daughter ,Miss
Madeline, of Scottdale, were recent
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
M. Shannon.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. F, A. Bittner
North street, on Sunday evening, a
little daughter. This gives a little
brother a sister in that home. .
years. If this genial veteran lives to
September he wil have arrived at his
80th milestone, He' walked five miles
on Saturday and his vigor was by no
means exhausted.
Mrs. S. H. Agnew, of Cleveland
and Mrs. Dr. Keller, with two chil-
‘Western Maryland Railway
Delichtful Rail and Water Excursion tc
XoRFOLK and 01D POINT
TUESDAY,
Special Express Train leaves Meyersdale at 11:13 a. m. arriving at Union
Station, Baltimore at 5:30 p. m.
| Fast Mail Steamers of Chesapeake Steamship Compapy or Baltimore
| Steam Packet Company (Old Bay Line) Leave Light Street Wharf for
Stop-over Allowep at Baltimore and Gettysburg on
Norfolk 6:30 p. m.
Return Trip.
OUFORT
JULY 20
Mr. Joel Bauman, of Somerset, tar-
ried between trains here on Saturday
evening on his way to visit atMance
where was spent his boyhood = days
and in fact the greater part of his
life. He served his country for three
Judge Ruppel has called a special
term of court for the trial of civil ca:
, ses, to
weeks’ session will be held in an ef
fort to dispose of cases which have
accumulated during the year. 3
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grabenstein
and two children ,Miss F'sther Stacer,
pi . i 20 prs. Patent and Gun Metal Baby Doll Pumps were.. ........ $2.00 ‘“ $1.50.
Round Trip $8 20 10 prs. Patent and Gun Metal Baby Doll Pumps were.............1.57 ** 1.25.
Tickets Limited to 16 Days Including Date of Sale. 17 prs. Patent and Gun Metal 2 strap Pumps were. ........ $1.75, 2.00 1.25.
: 1 Lot Tan, Patent and Gun Metal Pumps were ............... .L75 “ 5.
Sizes 83 to 11
POLITIC AL 19 prs, Gun Metal and Patent Baby Doll (C->aw) pumps were.....2.00 * 1.50.
25 prs. Baby Doll and 2 strap Patent and Gun Metal Pumps were
Cl a . Lai iL50. 1.00.
ANNOUNCEMENTS 26 prs. Patent Gun Metal and Tan Pumps were. ....... Lanne... 1.50 .75.
0f Republican Candidates CHILD’S AND INFANT’S DEPARTMENT
rot 22 prs. Patent and Dull Kid (C-saw) Pumps were.. ............. $1.75 © $1.25.
convene October 4. A two PROTHONOTARY. 32 prs. Patent and Gun Metal Baby Doll and 2 strap pumps were. .1.25 * 90
je 1 Lot of Tan, Patent, Black and Red Kid 2 strap Pumps were $1.00, 1.25 * 2
JONAS M. COOK.
Of Somerset Borough
“On the Return” as Republican Can-
All Misses, Childs and
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lippold and three
children, all of Cumberland, spent
Sunday here visiting Ms. and Mrs.
John Stacer returning horce in their
autos on Sunday evening. i
J. Milton Black, who has been suf-'
fering from a very stubborn cold for
nearly two weeks, went to Atlantic
City, on Tuesday, to rcuperate.
The members of the
Church choir held a very enjoyable
picnic at Riverside Park, Saturday. |
About twenty were present. |
Miss Ruth M. Cleaver, daughter of
Editor and Mrs. K. Cleaver, arrived
home, Saturday evening, from Phil-
adelphia to spend the summer. Miss
Cleaver, who graduated from Smith
College, Northampton, Mass., June ot |
last year, has accepted a position as
a teacher of English History in the
Altoona high school.
Mr. Ozias Weimer who lives near |
Sand Patch returned a few days ago
from a trip to Philadelphia where |
his daughter is in a convent. On th
way there Mr. Weimer went by way
of Baltimore and Washington and
the return was made by way of Lan-
caster Gettysburg, York and Taney-
town, making stops at these several
places. The trip was much enjoyed
by Mr. Weimer.
On Wednesday, Mr. Frank B,
Black and family left in their tour-
ing car to be present at the National
Guards encampment at Mt. Gretna
on Governor's Day. Following his vis-
it there Mr. Black will meet with
the State Commission of Agriculture
of which he is a member and over
which he will be chosen to preside
dren of Cayahoga Falls, Ohio, are at |i a] probability.
present guests of their father, Mr. M.
A. Rutter of Meyers avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cook are enjoy-
ited Rev. and Mrs, B. D. Weinstead,
the latter being a sister of Mrs. Cook.
Mr. D. H. Weisel, the harness ma-
ker expects to leave on Sunday to |
spend a week or so ameng the wilds
of Fulton county to recuperate, as |
he is suffering from stomach trouble.
Wm. McKillop, of Denver, Colorado
| arrived here on Sunday to visit his
| father-in-law, Mr. U .M. Housel and
ing a week’s trip to Baltimore and at | family and finally
other places. At Baltimore they vis- |
persuaded Mr.
Housel to accompany him back
| home, Mr. McKillop left Meyersdale
|on Monday and Mr. Housel on Tues-
| day afternoon, the two men meeting
in Pittsburg for their western trip.
J the thoughts of home folks do
{not weigh too heavily on Mr. Housel
| ne may remain West for a few weeks.
Reformed :
didate for Prothonotary of Somersel
County.
SHERIFF.
12 prs- Tan Barefoots sandals were... ..
12 prs. Russia Blucher English Oxfords were.
8 prs. Patent Colt Colonial Pumps, Fancy Top were. .
10 prs. Gun Metal Colonial Pumps were......
7 prs. Mat Kid Gray Inlaid Pumps were
17 prs. Patent Colt and Gun Metal 2 Strap Pumps were...........
9 pis. Growing Girls Patent and Gun Metal Baby Doll Pumps were.3.00 2.25.
10 prs. Patent Colonial Pumps Louis Heel were...... . .......... 4.60 “ 3.00.
9 prs. Patent and French Kid Gypsie Cut (4 straps) Oxfords were.3.50 2.50.
Aiso a bunch of Odd Sizes in Patent and Gun Metal Pumps were
$280andi. .... ...... lA, a 2.75 * 1.60.
One Lot of Ladies White Canvas Pumps were... 2.50 ‘ 1.00.
One Lot of Ladies White Button Shoes were SEAN a 2.00 ‘ 1.50.
One Lor of Ladies White Buck Button Shoes were...... ......... .4.00 ** 2.00.
One Bunch Ladies White Canvas Rubber Sole sneakers........... . tf 1.50.
MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S
1 Lot (Odd Sizes) Infants Tan and Black Slippers were 75¢ and. .
Mary Jane Pumps—Reduced.
All Misses’ Child's aad Infants’ White Canvas and Nu-Buck shoes, Baby Doll
and Mary Jane Pumps—Reduced.
bber sole English Oxfords were.... a
LADIES’ DEPARTMENT
sees eee
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AMOS W. BAUMAN. -
Of Somerset Borough.
Solicits your vote and Influence at
the Primary, September 21, 1916.
VALENTINE GRESS .
TOM &e JIM.
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Solicits your support and . influence.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY. WELLERSBURG.
VIRGIL R. SAYLOR
Of Somerset Borough.
Respectfully solicits your influence
and support at the Republican FIri-
mary Election to be held on Tuesday
September 21 1915.
M. and Mrs. H. E. Baker and
daugher spent Sunday with friends
in Ellerslie.
Mr. Jas. Meyer,
spending several days with relatives
in town.
Mrs. B. C, Weller and Miss Edna
Witt were callers in Mt. Savage on
Sunday.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
| JOHN R. BOOSE
Of Somerset Borough,
A crowd of young folks toured to
. | Your Vote and Influence is solicited
Cumberland Saturday night:Florence
S| Consult an Optomedris
On the first symptoms of trouble with the
eyes; get a scientific examination of the
eyes without drugs and *‘drops.” -:-
Sturtz, Bessie Law, Eleanor and Su-
san Shaffer, Edna Witt, Mrs. Edith
Miller and Messrs. Homer and Ells-
worth Beal, Ear], Guy and Harry |
Witt, Cecil Long, James Sturtz and
W. K. Kennell.
W. H. HANNA,
Of Addison Township.
Your Vote and Influence Solicited at
the Primaries on Sept. 21, 1915.
TREASURER.
A. E. CASSEL Mr. Jos. Mason of Cumberland was
Of Holsopple a caller in town on unday. S|
Misses Elthea and Lillian Wilhelm |
Lillian Lohr and Mary and Gladys
Chisolm were callers in Cumberland
on “Saturday night.
Your Vote and Influence Solicited at
the Primaries on Sept. 21, 1915.
W. W. LANDIS.
Of Jerome.
Your Vote and Influence Solicited at
the Primaries on Sept. 21, 1915.
There will be a dance at the grove
Saturday night, July 17; all come
and have a good time.
A. J, WEIMER Guy and Miss Edna Witt attended
honor of their son Floyd's twenty-
REVELATION—In the Church of | fourth birthday .
the Brethren, the pastor, Rev. W. M.
Howe will begin a series of sermons A few days ago, Mr. J. M. Gnagey
Of Friedens. the birthday party given at the
Your Vote and Influence Solicited at | home of Mr. and Mrs, Grant Brant |
the Primaries on Sept. 21, 1915. |of Mt. Savage” on Monday night in
on the doctrines, the marvels and
the disclosures of the Book of Rev-
| elation. These sermons will be contin-
ued indefinitely at the Sunday even-
| ing service.
received the appointment of notary
public. Mr. Gnagey is a well inform-
ed man on matters in general and he
character entrusted to him.
will safely handle matters of a legal |
| Sand Patch, Pa, R. D. 2.
Optometrists are the Specialists in
the scientific examination ot
EYES for GLASSES
Examinations Free
Th
COOK, Obtoririct
NOTICE TO TEACHERS, | BRETHREN CHURCH—There will
The School Board, of Southampton be no preaching service on July 18
Township will meet at the Mountain | either morning or evening in the
Schoolhouse, Saturday, July24, at 1 | Meyersdale Church. The Women’s
p. m., for the purpose of employing | League, the Sunday School and the
teachers and letting fuel contracts | Christian Endeavor will meet at the
for the ensuing term. Also for letting | usual hours. H. L. Gougnour, Pastor.
contracts for building outhouses at |
some of the schools as designated by
the Board at the time of meeting | elected teacher of the Jennerstown
By order of the Board, t school for the coming term. Mr. Wal-
H. I. Troutman, Sec'y | ters is an experienced and able
| teacher.
John J. Walters was recently