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Men’s Handkerchief
\A hen you call on us for new clothes, you'll CAKES MADE WITH IT KEEP en S$ an ere le S$
see that our idea is to show what you LONGER—BOILING AND SKIM-' BOARDING.
Fr instance, we carry HART SCHAFF- wife can use honey to advantage are | Side, Apply at this office. 2—2t*
JER & MARX clothes because suggested in a new publication of the
oF they're guaranteed to satisfy you, be- department—Farmers’ Bulletin 653, | WANTED—To buy farms of 20 to ’
5 of every man’s wardrobe. We have a
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sides many other 200 d reasons, ‘Honey and its uses in the home.” In 160 Acres in Summit Township, ss
stitute it in many receipts for com-
30. a suits and overcoats here now. make an agreeable
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First and last, our idea is to satisfy you. Various ways in which the house | very ‘reasonable board on the South
( Handkerchiefs are a most important part
: this country honey has hitherto not ’
. So always remember that the only purchase we have prospective purchasers for
mon sugar or for molasses, and when
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2, 9, i often both novel and agreeable. Estate of H . .
28 15 THE PLACE IS One of the great advantages in the srman, B,; Boal, : te 91 3% selection. Plain $
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7. 28, ; use of honey is that cakes made with Larimer Township, Somerset Coun- ¢ p4
20. =. : it will keep much longer than those | Pennsylvania, Deceased. L$ white hemstitched 3
30, 4. HARTLEY & BALDWIN, || maim bre minis Letters testamentary on shove es- | $ $
T 4 9 with butter, for instance, will keep its | tate having been granted to the un- 9 and decorative 3
56. 31. MEYERSD ALE, PENN’ A quality until the butter grows rancid, | dersigned by the proper authority, ' & 4
5. 23. : . and one made without butter will | notice is hereby given to all persons Ss handkerchiefs with 3
ns 2 keep from for Senias. Fors rea- | knowing themselves to be indebted $ : $
. BT. son useful receipts tha or no | to said estate to make immediate pay- | ¢ Ad @
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S x @ EERE RRR EELEEUNRRRE EE Init Ioing mane vty Sones pas ment and those having claims against ® colo red designs. *
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Sh These Cotton Blankets Have the Warmth made in the experimental laboratory a Ee = Quality in all.
16. 27 1 . : of the Department of Agriculture was ?
, of Wool—at 3 the Price 1916 at the residence of the executor i
73. B. found at the end of 10 months to be isp si :
41. 73. , sin : ry ‘ as soft and in as good condition as in -Wittenburg, er Township, J
7 29. You would think they were wool if we didn’t tell you differently. when it. was frst. made. Somerset County, Pa. PY °® i
Z a They have a deep, curly nap that lasts through wear and washing, § Honey is marketed in two forms, |Ross R. Scott, JACOB E. GEIGER,
25. Hy and they’ re remarkably strong — won’¢ tear out easily as do most known respectively as comb honey Attorney. Executor. 1 O ns §
iy inexpensive blankets. Nashua Woolnap Blanket is one of the and extracted honey, the former be- a ;
57. 9. very best : ing used much like jam or marmalade | oe NA NS ASANTE NS ud el A A A A A A I A PAA AP PA iP PP ALT SITLL ASSP NIT SLES
3 83. valties we and the latter either in that way or Th H i lit
10. 19. have to for cooking. In the past there has |' e ome 0 ld 1 y i |
49. i offer out | been some prejudice against extract- |
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5 3 ers. DO: that this was frequently adulterated. |
18. 15. (a However prevalent this practice may Not until our goods enter your homes!
29. 17. , ® 4 have been in the past, recent legisla- do we relinquish our careful super- {
5 3 HARTLEY, Hon fne the Flore of honey produe- vyisjon ov: r them. in order that they ON
: . ; ers themselves have made it danger- wv reach in t st iti - :
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NL = it is believed, little adulterated ex: : ; | . ; i
25 o% . tracted honey on the market. Comb i Jorge a from, | EVER had one of the | can be avoided by hav-
5 mmr AA wr honey is practically certain to be the Ww : se Sgn gustan iY ; : iamily disturb yo ing on hand a few cheap
33 PERSONAL AND LOCAL. | Mrs. C. A. Warfield of Howard Co, | pure product of the Ere bodance foi 2 please the most. fastihions ens: sh >
0. 11. Md., who had been visiting Miss Jes- | can only be adulterated oy processes tomers. Give us a trial oder. at n ght © medicines.
40. 228. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Philson are back |sle McKinley and other friends here, | Which cost more thasts. they saves | TTY JuF Tuns Fish: nothing more des: with violent \ We will
gg 1s. home again from their ewstern trip |was unexpectedly called home by When sold at retail there is now com- | "* ble for Salads. : cramps in 1 | ; ladl :
g. e7, to the exposition. toToprarh. paratively little diffrence in the cost We sell the best Silver Polish for the p ; Th ~ gladly give
5% SHO SENIOR. Pies fe earls Mentos, WHOL wine] JhStmb and exiveriad honey, Bt tie {Jest money: yous money back it you | the stomach, ins HA dl you a list
> 2 atter can be purchased at wholesale | re not satistied. i z i
“ 2 fp her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. | Christmas has been suffering from | very much cheaper. The reason a Try our potato Chips: always or 0 Tr 3 h arp A to procure
30. 44. o » a loss of voice is now able to use her | this is that the producer of comb | and crisp. pains in the and sup Pp
5 iss Mabel McKenzie of Finzel, Md.” yoice again. As her husband is hard
. TT sg Mahe Ye i gain. As her husband is hard | honey makes a product which is prac- | We sell Chipped Beef at reduced pri- chest. or you with all
2 8 Naar of hearing this was a serious affliction | tically ready to be delivered to the | ces this week:- These prices will save | § af pn ¢ in g the articl
. ito the couple in their work. Dr. E. F. consumer. Moreover, it eosts the bee | money for you: now is the time to articles
: oe 0. L. Piot of the Ford garage un-|Hemminger is the family physician: Ekseper less to produce extracted hon- | buy. gpells and, 3 named. A
loaded on Tuesday a car of Ford au-| Improper use of high-powered lights | &7s while the wholesaler who purchas- | 6 5-cent Boxes Sardines for 25 cents. | suf ferin g 5 i 1 ;
oe ildesd YHersk on automobiles is becoming the great- es extracted honey has several pro- |3 10.cent Rols Fancy Toilet Paper for g k Simp e cure
ss red Hershberger, of Bed- | est menace to autoists along the Lin. | 98868 to go through with before he | 25 agony, Keep in time ma
wzrros] ford, is a Me, i : ean sell Seite ! y y
yersdale visitor at pres-|coln highway and other great high- sell it at retail. If the house-|;q bars
: good Laundry Soap for 25 cents €Ve€r one reven
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By ent. ways in this part of the state. Flash- ite Le wise is 90 Diese ‘herself, 1.2 Ibs. Runkles Cocoa for 20 certs. Caw RE ? Most of us necessit of t the
Miss Nancy Martens of Confluence |ing their powerful lights through the. considrable saving. 20 cent can best Crabmeat for 15 cents. | : y a serious
returned to her home on Monday fol- | fog into the faces of approaching Honey and Nut Bran Muffins. [2 10cent cans best Baked Beans for 26 : have. All the trouble one later on.
lowing a visit with friends here. drivers seems to be a popular sport : cents y : ~N/
& Pp D 12 cup honey, 1 cu; i *
| 3 Mrs. Joseph Bell, of Pittsburg is |among some tourists and wrecks are | gp 1-4 rods, » Foi 20 cent can Herring Roe for 15° cents i DO NOT NEGLECT THIS DUTY i
D x 2 igre. With her sister, Mis Thirea My lotten caused fn tis Way, 8 cups bran, 1 tablespoon melted but. 8 Jars German Style Mustard for 25] © « ———————————————— “
S |g Murrer. ter, 1 1-8 oups milk, 3-4 finely chop- | cents. 5 wy : 0a in ; u is :
bl 4! B Mr. and Mr. Harry Habel have gone BRIEF DECISIONS. ped English walnuts. 1 package Presto Flakes 10 cents. F B I HOMAS L d g Di gg { pl
A 3 on a two weeks’ visit to Washington, Some young men seem to think the mn is Lig the flour, soca, and |2 lbs. good Cakes for 25 cents. i oe ’ ® ’ .
(El Pullagelpiia 4 NW Yor | ar ere me ms MEYERSDALE, PA. a,
Mr. and Mrs. John Adamso e for 25 | orders. arr : Sh
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lg lo _ son John left on Sunday for a week's : tins. This will i : Srr——— BE em ee se mia mmialaisiEiaialssmImlmieisceiuiucslefieieiuietetuces iain let:
4 a sit in Washington and New York. | We all like the man who looks as | gp, eke about.20 Tk F. A. BITTNER i CE a BOREERORBIE0E:
4 21 19 Miss Ruth Buskey left on Monday | though he did not know anything : 3 ge 2 ¥ $ :
4 11 .5 much better than we like the one who Nut Honey Cake. : hg BY ; $
es nn for Akron, Ohio where she purposes looks as th h did not k Two cups brown sugar, 2 cups hon: Ie St, eyersd. ty d . y
: ough we not know any- = | : H ?
0 51 2 3 remaining for a long time. | thine. "| oy. 6 egg yolks, 3 cups four. Speci oF : 8 ; : :
24 Mrs. John Staunton retured to her’ + salt, 1 1-2 teaspoons soda, 8 teaspoons | .. The Dougnhue 3 fos Tn a : 5
$3 2 home in Confluence Saturday, after a The compilers of the Revised Ver- ground cinnamon, 1-2 teaspoon ground “Oh, Mr. Bryfogle, you are a pessi-. : ro FL AE : ;
171s few days’ visiting here with Mr. and | sion, when they toned it down to | cloves, 1-2 teaspoon ground nutmeg, mist!” 8 Ee EE ;
0 45 32 Mrs. Richard Breig of Olinger®street. |*“hades,” had never been jurors in a | 1-2 teaspoon allspice, 1 cup chopped | “True,” answered Bryfogle. “And 1 | & Pro ; : \ :
S 18 12 D. H. Manges has now taken charge sensational lawsuit, forbidden to read raisins, 1-2 ounce citron cut In small am:proud of it! Don’t be shocked. I: 3 : ~t : ‘
8 53 31 3 what the newspapers said about it. pieces, 1-2 ounee candied orange peel haven't started yet. I wouldn't be one O° &
5 2 = of the American Express service and cut in small pieces, 1-2 pound almonds of your grinning, senseless optimists |
: y 1+ almonds | 9% ng 5 ;
5 51 34 I bis slvr Zang) Noy il sttend Flectrically considered, popular gov- coarsely chopped, whites of 3 eggs. for all Hig « Ty . ‘3 8
5 ar A TT TE my a ste | SS MEE Ey wo see me | CLEAN © SANITARY |
7 24 2 Mrs. Margaret Dunne and Mrs. Jno. | the man who has the most volts to [#of the eggs and beat thoroughly. Sift | CPUMISL oes fue lon hui and ihe io BA TE 5
7 5 42 Stacer left on Monday for Johnstown | conduct affairs proves to be a non | together-the flour, salt, spices and pessimist sees the hole! x ; o.
2 92 21} where they will visit the daughter of | conductor. Shocking! —From Judge soda. Combine all ingredients but the Te ae a tas : :
6 162 110 the former.’ ry ve whites of the eggs. Beat the whites | + : n. : Ls rti
s 2 30 Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Naylor of Oak-| A happy and patriotic combination of the eggs till they are stiff and add hd Eph pau we Contains right propo 1018
o 3 land spent last week here visiting at | would be a fly swatter with a popgun | them last. Pour the dough to the |g gvery time! ; ! i vd
ex R ¢ ie home of Mr. and UO. Sides on| attachment that would give a lowe depth of about half ar inch into well- | “wy I think it is about right at that! of nutritive parts.
4 24 17 Large street. Fourth of July report at the instant of | buttered tins, and bake in a slow oven | The pessimist sees only the hole in the’ .
8 46 19 DeForest Ludwig returned to his impact. for one-half hour. doughnut. Oh, wise and learned optim- Superior to most of the but-
33 2 % home in Pittsburg on Saturday after| =... 0 os b a: Mara Honey Cake. .'1i3 Soi OW mah beter of You wag t b £
K's 1 W. . of unconscious humor 4 cup honey, 1-2 cup sugar, 2 | be if ‘you, too, could see only the hole! | ar
22 a 9 Ee at. the George Col concealed in the explanations of a | cups flour, 1 egg, 1-2 teaspoon ginger, | But the optimist, having eyes that see er r y s
- baseball manage: to wh 1 t inns - < not wisely but t : - °
: 2 2 Surveyors are running lines in and | fajled to ie li y Lis. dur aL 2 on nut bo ye tog Joi sees ia doug J ust try 1t. Cheaper than
i 2 4 about Berkley’s Mills and the devel-| ard cloves, speck white pepper, speck salt, «It is like this: The optimist and ’ .
13 17 65 oping of the coal industry in that re- No man knows the day or the hour t 1-2 teaspoon soda, 1 tablespoon wadcer, ue pessimist stand before the bake- Butter; can 1 tell difference.
1 19 24 gion. when one of his old love letters will . 2 ounces blanched almonds cut into | 519P of human experience. Then the |
< x 2 Miss Elizabeth Mervine left on Wed | turn up and take a fall out of his i small pieces or chopped. a wise nely: his So
a : rs thrown back, his head he gh,
39 90 72 nesday on No. 6 to visit her sister, happiness. Sift together the flour and spices, | ot Ton i ag
4 9 5 Mrs. Fred Maidens of Washington, : dissolve the soda in the water, beat | = op and buys the douga:
1€ 63 49 D.C. Girls should Beware of young men the egg, and combine all the ingredi- % re po Toa os onges ay e
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1 2 gs Andrew J. Klare, of Philipsburg, is The De Say Ha 2% he ands am Beat or knead fhe mixture thor | p04 41) thought. He sees the optimist 3
2 11 17 a guest at the home of his daughter, le D D lion, gush. oot. 5 SIA Semple, I it | cnter the store. He sees the store :
0.5 6 Mrs. M. A. Rutter. The visitor is 85 | does mot rise sufficiently, add a little | pap put the doughnut into a bag and |
31 174 101 L , Smeets more soda and honey; if it falls, add | hand it to the optimist. Th he se {
15 163 8 years of age. Any man who can hold a fussy baby | a little more flour. Roll out the dough | the optimist primis il wr © Sees
Miss May Diehl will leave on Sun-| for an hour without saying naughty ! to the thickness of about three- rths « I 3 Z0 meiny on 15 ‘way. |
21 91 160 ’ As hree-fou Presently the pessimist sees the
2.8 14 day morning for the eastern cities | words is in the same class with Job. of an inch and bake in a hot oven. | optimist begin to eat the doughnut! 5
20 9% 99 and ‘will return in two or three days I ——— When the cake is done, glaze it with-| Thereupon the pessimist phones to :
5.0.8 Rit a fun line of uptodate winter| After it became apparent ihat cloth: | a thick syrup of sugar and water, and | the police to have the ambulance in POINTS ON PLUMBING
Ho 2 25 millinery. ing was ke 2 id thing, i was Eve | allow it to dry in a slow oven or In | readiness—that something is about to Good plumbiari . 4 health
Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Cook, his who saic: old you so. some other warm place. While it is | take place. ©d plum bing #s Mf’ > ow :
brotherdnlaw, CO. M. Beachy of Wigh-L man are Soiget bo Ih fe tk still warm cut it into long strips, or | “That's pessimism, Miss Minikin. Graceful fixtures are necessary to bathroom beauty.
2h: en I by the ons. be left i > > i i
fo Miss Mae Eisfeller and W.| women by their looks and mules and ily oe Sin or PR fo Le on DT he
oh voi Jae > iil that | onions by their st-ength. cake will become very hard on cool-| “Oh, 1 don’t know,” Miss Minkin | onze _. gomioet ad sanitary
e ere yesterday for Bedford, re- —— ing and will not be soft enough to eat made answer. “People who are always | Sccutity 3 tyourp umbing has not
turning home in the evening, And some people make us tired— | gor several weeks, but will keep In looking for ambulances are usually ! these qualities, let us replace with
Confetti throwing at times may be because we cant run fast enough to | good condition for an indefinite length | the first ones to need them. The | “Standard” guaranteed plumbing
all right but now some: of our young get away from them. of time. pessimist might have got run over by | fixtures and thus have plumbing
people have sore faces and mouths | te sin ; Honey Charlotte Russe. a steam roller while he was dreaming ; Standard” “Occident” Bath which ¥, ssfe, durable snd stié-
a peopte ave sore feces and mows By tho way [Lin stil lawiu to | ono guar crenm, © tay Anes | 000 on oe evi en
Wis H tak 8 a- | 1.9 cup delicate flavored honey. £ lo nave some O 8 cake—wWill ,
wn y hg - the vert oa Soe: torman Soren on July 4. Chill the honey by athe dish | You try some?” )
. B, olk, a Pittsburg moto an | = eontining dt 12 % pan of ice ter “Not until I ask my wife if she is SAE rR ce { O
— 1 A who is native to Somerset county is| Many a ran who knows that there | whip the cream and add it to the hon- going to eat any of it.” e
i taking a couple of weeks from respite | is room at the top sits down and waits ey mixinz the. two well. Line a dish “Why should you ask her?”
of toll visiting relatives in this sec- | for the elevator. with lady fingers and fll it with the] ~Fecause, if we both ate it who :
) do job werk tion. | | honey and roam. Soive ery cold would send for the ambulance?” a
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