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WAR!
the eastern sun must blush in shame,
"he sky o’erspreads a pall of gloom,
he earth must reek with roar and
flame,
hile struggling armies meet their
doom.
The fiendish wargod now prevails
And nations pay his awful toll;
In blinded fury each assails
And bows beneath the fiend’s control.
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The carnage raves, while devils gloat
And thousands die, while thousands
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: smote rette and Tobacco Coupons and Tags
away. Our big stock of their premiums
makes it easy to select present and get it
same day. Call and see them. -Special
welcome to ladies.
Meyersdale Produce Co.
With lust, are mad for human gore.
The frightful conflict wildly raves
And all the world looks on aghast,
. 38 While men become as mur'dous
E knaves;
We wonder how long this can last.
Cruel Want stalks forth with ruthless
tread
And desolation wastes the land.
The best are gone, are maimed, or
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And still the fiend is in command. .
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¥ What victory can compensate COWS needs a
rs e For woe and human sacrifice, It ia hard to blame the cat in this instance; the opportunity was altogether too tempting, and the milkman came
Why suffer men so cruel a fate? at tou o'clock and the householder arose at seven. Kitty was on the job first. !
ow 18 your milk deli -?
Must heroes die like brutes are slain | get out for Toe BE re a ropery a, ae : : 4 he ore: A D c 1A V A 1.
And human slaughter thus go on, tinued in many places. g out miscellaneous receptacles is still con- 9
And men submit to fill again Too much care cannot be exercised in regard to
¢ your milk supply, particularly if it is used for feedi MA
The ranks of those that now are gone? At this season of the year it is not difficult to secure its delivery at a sufficiently low temperature, but lai THE BEST SEPARATOR DE
Bow lone. Low long. fn War endive warmer weather it should not be allowed to reach a temperature of over 60 degrees Fahrenheit ’ Offi
g, » Care should be exercised that the tops of the bottl y 5s 223 Levergoo? St
How long there be such cause for| Samuel G. Dixon, Commissioner of H=galth. has St B® aot Optarinniee fh gi Wi) Son ape x J T YODER wn :
e G. Di , J 3glth, al warning agains e refilling of bot
blame : proper sterilization after they have been once used for the delivery of milk. This should Ee ot fhe . : : Jehnsto » Penn’a
When ignominous pretexts lure consumer; otherwise they may be a ready source for the transmission of disease from houses on the retin s
The nations to revolting shame? route where disease exists, to the homes of other consumers. mane
) oe | NVI TRY) AAV NE
hr sym THE TASTE OF DEATH Lubrication Without Carbon
Mr. DeSales
working in Pittsburg for the past sev- - @
eral Months is spending the Christmas There's Gothing more important tc an
holidays with relatives and friends in BT Sood a nS aeny
town. itis thin—it feeds easily—it will not con-
Mr. William Powell auctioneere oi Eo ol To Sher ainooola
Berlin spent a few days in town over AAR Seale sella it. JEmok write to us.
Christmas, Public sales are good ex WAVERLY OIL WORKS CO.
cuses, There is nothing for sale in i Independent Refiners PITTSBURGH, PA. o®
Wellersburg but he seems to think “FREE 230 Page Books"
there is at J. E. Shaffer's. tells all about oil
Miss Edna Witt spent from Friday Waverly Products Sold by
till Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. H. M. Poorbaugh of near Glencoe.
A very delightful surprise party was
given at the aome of Mr. and Mrs C.
WW, Witt, Thursdav night Dez. 20 in
honor of their daughtet Edna’s seven-
teenth birthday; the evening was pass
ed with games and music, until a late
hour when refreshments were served
Those present were:
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BITTNER MACHINE WORKS -:- D H. WEISEL -:- P, J. COVER & SON Meyersdale
a
ed
Helen Wingerdt Hattie and
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Mildred Long, Elthea, Lillian and Sus- ey PN ’ 3
an , Berth nd I tta Beal AN “se a” z i
Dorothy Shaffer, Nora Sturtz i
Witt -and Messrs. Homer and Ells- |
worth Beal Earl and Guy Witt and |
Johnnie Kennell of this place and
Elmer Petenbrink, Harry Cook Allen
Troutman and Roy Kennell of near
Kennell’s Mills, Ralph Poorbaugh of
near Glencoe and William Ellman of :
Cumberland. Is consumption hereditary? Many people ask this question,
Mr. Wm. Obaker is on the sicklist. Tuy ho Puvwered it in the affirmative. Many belli ond ne ae a
infection nee Shon Same) G. Dixon, however, have proved conclusively that this disease is the result of
THE NEW FEED RULING When the parents suffer gird di h
The new State Agricultural Com-! ang exercise cave they may readily tr So owever, unless they observe strictly the rules of hygienic living
mission, through Secretary Patton, | ease should be particularly a a anh To cher Meanar of their family. Mothers suffering from this dis-
has ruled that all manufacturers or| the ‘baby’s food herself with the same spoon which she ar i Dn. a z ow
importers of feedstuffs be required to habit, as almost everyone can testify from their own observation. It is almost certain to result in 14 hil Xa
so mark their packages that the buy- iracting tuberculosis. The temperature of the baby’s milk can be satisfactorily tested by dropping it on ie ei
er can tell at a glance just what he Rp uP 3 noanne to laste it a separate utensil should be used. This is one of the many things which the visiting
is buying in what percentages the wien Do loss Nihon of the State Department of Health are on the watch for constantly. They
ingredients are mixed. This ruling | that other members of the fils hg nia J Thole nome and advise them how to exercise due care, in order
supersedes the old so-called “sliding | carelessness in the homes that tuberculosis is I re en Dey 31e uisring IL 1s hrovgh
S18 parents to children and not through heredity.
Down Goes Cost
for Butter!
Everyone is invited to visit the great free demonstration
all this week.
Creamo
guarantee,” by which unscrupulous
dealers found a loophole through the Nl Nf Nt Nl rt a ll nd Nel af Nl Se ee Pe NI NS NS NS NS NS Nd Nf NSN dd Nl Nd Nf NS NSN = SN IIAP NNN PISS et
law reach. ‘a1une hand of detraction cannos The warmth ana tne glow
: > ; 3 nme | 2 army ; The :
: No honest dealer ought to object to Che 1916 dim its glo ies nor the tears of re- | Thiet rose like 5 Reins on Only Full Cream Butterine
s | mentance wine rav. its stains 3. 2 Ce , when 1 came
1C.. this. Indeed, the reputable manu- 3s ir | Deane Vie ay BS ain fs For I brought in my hands C
: : good and evil, its. joy and sorrow, its | From utopiz € 1 Te
. 4 Boture and oe to stand . A EE oH ie | From, Lopian tands « Hehike ome and see lis natural beauty fresh from the churn.
by the department in its en oreoment, wis es shame we cannot touch. Sigh for them, Tp were Fiter than dreams, Come and try its delicious flavor—taste it before you buy.
Iprotects, them from the operations , blush for them, weep for them if we OT reenons will bring Packed in wax sealed cartons that absolutel tect i i
) of dishonest dealers who undersell | will; we cannot change them mow. | Such splendor of treasure solutely protect its punty.
them in the open market to look like The years that are before us are a Vithout stint or measure
the best and most expensive. The | virgin page. We can inscribe them as As] REGUEhE 0 that day, Crean 10 Bor srine 15 absolutely guaranteed to be equal to the highest priced creamery
| purchaser, beyond question, has ‘a we will. The future of our countr; lig 2nd oe y! er in Q ality, | oo, Durty and Nutritive Value at a saving of 15c. to 25¢. pet
right to know evactiv what he is get- ts upon us. The happiness of pos Who wil I pass Pound, or Your money MStwou lb be the judge.
. ] xactly € S 8 ty depends upon us. The fate o I was once gay and bold?” 5 Hecti sciDes Xe is : i}
i ting. : ae Tae Hol he eT od, Come-pRuE: JA collection of recipes of delicious dishes prepared with Creamo, givea
bi 3 3] 1 Ss. ba o every lady visiting our demonstration this week. Come as our guest.
: ; or plea + voice, choked with the sob: Said the year that was young,
“id TELEPHONE COMPANY TO | | of ¢ . which has so often spoken to And his light lanshter rung: ? a ———
. WE PAY 20 CENT TAX.|| deaf i: lifted up to us. It asks us “Come, bid mo good cheer, L
o < 1 il } = : ~ ] . SSE . 8 Tr with 5 a yond Sg 4%
; Judge Ruppel recently handed down | |i gay 3 { to ¢ beney olent, - consistent. as i ee Pa Poor DOL
ise an opinion in. which he fixes twenty | li 4 | ine to teachings of our history. El Meversdale s
Lig 3 Wa Li : pos A { | brovil ne descent by worth di eyersaale, enna
rade cents as the anual pole tax to be paid | |i! ; Je ied J
Hl En : ? { | vine. ; us to be virtuous, build TE ——
enda- | by the Somerset Telephone Company | | | ing public vii upon private w Fr: gd
vs. the borough of Meyersdale, a suit | | seeking that richteousness that It- | hop ran
1m in equity. The borough officials for | |!i x i asks us to be patriotic, | To the bs the cup.
n. some time past have been inspecting’ Jina} ountry before all othe1 Let us d to thes past,
Bt + 4 he poo iful past,”
ch is the poles of the telephone any | | her happiness our hap p San a : : He SL vOune:. _— Cams z =
and charges tax of 50 ce each. | [IEE z S ours, her fame oar While his light laughter rung. Yi f Ps CROUP AND WHC
Arm. eo Inssautt 14 3 in the name of char- —_— Vv Ii}. So. Y 1 1CC ea
fi id pi Norell Sr 2 z name of freedom, in the A Thought For the Opening Year. sibel Sycuretien Har
- and ten times a year | 1 A cheerful di Sis ta at I — - says, “Foley's Honey a
A cheeri lisposi isa great ben- Sy 3 :
: regulations. The Som- J ; So efit not only to ssor, but to all ! Successor to W. A. Clarke pound cured my boy of a
erset Telephone company claimed | i Al - who come in contact ith him. The! tack o croup after
; the tax was exorbitant. The court| {/\l] li | | | A person. who never permits his unchar- Fu neral Ii rector
ii i 1 ¥ \l table side to oan a Thats : fev 1 dA 4 U4 CRA A 14K Lurid
stated it was unnecessary to make| == & eth Ey table 8 Je to ¢ i the upper hand is in ; fa i ol
ERS such numerous inspection and deci . a ois Dyn Se ormumoyh Idinting Mource | Business conducted at the same place | has a forty
ot anti] forthe : ta toe | TEHIT ; mm CIN VRAD L 1 will, Happiness, Hike misery, Lp. op ip Corio gs
ded that until further notice the tax | § jf, ¥ i i fA Ul iis Ui YICAR | is contagious. And just as no one can | x pt ntion ¢ n to | os I ‘
C ! on each pole should not exceed 20 | Ede SRE a . | calculate the amount of harm to other at all times. Both Phones. gist on Foley's. Sold everywhere.
cents. The court stated the tax cn Fi LETH URE A Ni h YOUN ) | people’s dispositions done by the chron-
+l RRA, 4 WUE AND | to srombler It ix § RN I yr
dale poles should not be for a source of] \ | ic grumbler it is impossible to conceive ;
| cc Sa of the vast amount of genuine good in newspapers and mag
revenue, but should cover only such | ; :
: expense as the borough would be put | By HENRY 2 I EROWN Bv NORA PERRY | the ye owe to the considerate kind- | A DD
y NORA PE ness of those who are blessed with | OF = \ ‘ y ie &
to in making examinations for the | _— | sr | licht hearts
ically every one of them
portance of keeping
ADDER 2 safety of residents. ountrymen, tl yments aro | hea I For Infants and Children ular is emphasized. :
5 ee > passine.. dha We li Bal le y | asa iia — . = Lo of a :
1 ’ | some traveler upon a lofty yt] | a 2m ean, FL. £9 a | InUse For Qver 30 Years | condition invites disease. A depends
= Children Cry | separates two boundless ‘**Th On tl e wild wi C al ldre n * Or ays be 7 ill | ble Physic that acts without inconve-
‘ ; FOR FLETCHER'S [ Dash” Sail Jour STON suitesman,. ef a DS FOR FLETCHER'S | Signature of ¢ 7 leReae |nience or griping in Foley Cathartie
CC A < oO 3 i A | secur It is finished and beyond our | Yahi | l § >
: : I RIB ol 5 tvering gu CASTORIA | Pills.
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