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Miss Mary Dixon spent Sunday at| > On “Thursday afternon, Mrs “Cyrus [items of Interest Culled from our
4 er home in Lonaconing. Bittner entertained a few of her} ° Exchanges. 7 Ih
9 4 Mrs. Nathan Slicer spent yesterday | friends at her home on Walker Robert S. Meyers has been appoint
4 in Cumberland. | street. The ladies spent the afternoon [sq by Governor Brumbaugh Justice of
Miss Evelyn Leckemby will leave in embroidering and crocheting. A | the Peace for Somerset Borough,
to-morrow for a visit in Pittsburg. dainty luncheon was served. They all | walter W. Knable who resigned on |
Miss Irene Collins returned on |reported a delightful time. Those | account of ill health. |
Tuesday from an enjoyable week's present were Mesdames L. W. Pol George Queer, aged 18, of Berlin,
visit with friends in Pittsburg. lard, L. A. Phenice, A. R. Miller, Mary | was badly injured a few days ago.
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“erset relatives. with his family.
Miss Clara Wilmoth is enjoying a| Frank Romesburg and family of °
: : PLANTING TREES SAVES TAXES.
| 3 ith relatives in Norristown and ' Buckton, Va., . Ru | D ;
visit with re 85! Efi 2 . are visiting Mr. Bom A Corresnondent from New Jersey ay a es or 18 ee ’
York, Pa. ' burg’s parents and friends, ters mee . ] Tt Agi Lp! . 3
Mrs, Clarence Rowe was hostess to Russell Wetmiller moved his fam. | Writes to the epartment o cul |
fam- | 4 : +i Y at ONE-F H OFF
the Dorcas Club at which fourteen la. | ily to Akron, Ohio, where he and his | ture as follows: "I am informed that | Saturday, February 13—CORSETS ged BRASSIERES 0 E OURT
Ld dies were present, Wednesday. At sons have secured employment. under a law of your state it is possi- % ? EE sl aa |
12:30 a Dutch lunch was served. | C. T. Bittner spent Saturday and bie to secure a reduction of taxes by | Monday, February 14—CLARK’S SPOOL: COTTON, ........ ... . 3 for 10c 2
J. W. Daniels, a machinist of West | Sunday, with his family on Walker St. | a ig trees Bons the public | {Limit 6 spools to a customer.) ;
Tw . Salisbury, tarried in Meyersdale a| Peter Lawson has returned home | way of farms in the state.” : i
rm part of last Saturday on his way to|and has secured employment at | Zoologist H. A. Surface in answer Tuesday, February 15—25¢ BLEACHED SHEETING, 9-4, at .......... 19¢
vist) Fletivas o Bosse) . the Slope. | ing the letter says: “There is whi i Wednesday, Feb. 16—CALICO, Light or Dark, at .. ............ 5¢
r. and Mrs. C. P. Meyers are home| Miss Margaret Kearney, who is em- | our State by which a reduction o ;
ves from Ohio where they hod been for a |ployed in one of the Johnstown |taxes of two dollars is allowed every | Thursday, February 17—LANCASTER APRON GINGHAMS, at ....... 5¢
10 ; fait , i y , ) .
id few days visiting the former’s broth- | stores, spent a few days here being | Person who plants four more trees | Friday, February 18—HILL’S BLEACHED MUSLIN, 1lc value, at ... 9c
. er, Robert Meyers. called home on account of the illness | along a highway and gives them pro- 1: ;
onl Our genial shoe dealer, Tom Wel-| of her grandmother. per attention. These may be fruit ' Saturday, February 199—RIBBONS, Entire Line, at ONE-FOURTH OFF
pon: ler, and Miss Nelle Gordon were Sun-|{ Clyde Satterfield visited his t had ; r i
y grand- | trees or shade trees, or any kind. The t ’ ]
use day visitors to Cumberland. They re-| parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Blair, at provision is for rebating taxes at the | Wateh this paper for nex weele’s Specials.
an turned home in the evening still Mr. | Six Mile Run. rate of fifty cents per tree from one to |
me, Weller and Miss Gordon Elmer Walker of Holso f t t ab 1 :
. pple called | four ‘trees, not above that amount. . : . ey . .
ter- Mrs. James Darnley had as guests |on Garrett friends Sunday. When persons have planted fruit trees ' Bie Reductions in Ladies’ Suits, Coats, Dresses, Muslin and
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a over last Sunday her sister, Mrs. C.| Bale Miller called on friends here | the citizens do not seems to take ad- Knit Underwear, Lace Curtains, Waists Flanellette Wear, Rain-
oal P. Lepley of Somerset and another | Sunday. vantage of the provision of the law. %., coats, Underskirts Aprous, Blankets and Comforts, Neckwear, pa
id sister from Rockwood, whose name is| Mrs. Wm. Axe of Belleville, Pa. is | You may be interested in knowing Laces and Embroideries, Children’s Carriage Robes, Curtain Scrims,
0- not just now available. visiting her brother, Rev. W. H. B that the act further requires that the : : . 1 5/0
’ * W. H&B ry and Sweaters.
un- Miss Emma Gress who is employed | Carney. Township Supervisor is to keep a “9 Silkalines and Cretonnes, J Swelry S “9
the in a general store at Stoyestown is| Wm. Brocht left last Wednesday | Pook in which to record these tr
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a expected home to spend the Sabbath |for McKeesport, where he has sec- | and know that they have proper care.” Be Sure to See the Remnant Counter.
the with her parents, Burgess and Mrs |ured work.
for Valentine Gress. I. G. Christner of Greensburg spent PROFESSIONAL CARDS. |
hou- Rev. Fr. Brady, the latter part of! Saturday and Sunday with friends { : i TT
tion the week took his sister, Miss Mary and relatives in Garrett. DENTISTRY. i | 1] A - | ! EY C U @ N CO
ie ‘Brady, of Lonaconing oo Be oe Miss Emma Schrock spent Sunday Modern dentistry eliminates the 8" 5 .
land hospital where she is a seri- in Pittsburgh with her brother, Frank | dread of havng your teeth extracted 4 : 3
as ous condition suffering from paraly-; Schrock. crowned or filled. THE WOMEN’S STORE 1
and sis of one lung. Mrs. John Burkholder “of Geneva, 1 fali ERA ERROR RE B0B0ACA0RCAE0E KEOBOR CBC BRERBORERE. TACHI ESE
ious The will of William W. Gilbert, late | Ohio is visiting relatives here. iri Crown and Bridge rrp rrr —— rR Aer lr A
sald of Somerset, was probated Thursday.| On Sunday, while at work in the | von 2 is treat aul gussanics (0 MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 1
sald He left a life interest in his estate to | South Side mines, Clyde Satterfield | jose oo io" gee Diasase oF eis s
a Ho te teat Mo a | Sus Sie i, pte Bait ol ey vei evn ie re gueome 0 mon worn | DON'T NEGLECT YOUR
and witnessed by Ida B. Shumaker and | rock. The accident was not serious : French Burr, Capacity 20 to 40 bush- 2 ! |
teen Clarence Shaver and was dated Sept. | and he is able to be out again. HE GETTY els. Flour and feed mill and corn cob Y i 'S wll
19, 1914. John Gray’s chicken coop was vis- MEYERSDALE, PA. crusher. .Complete. Good as new;
nied : Ca ii primi Zestine fied By ome one hie took it upon ready to run. List price $250. Will sell E . i
redi- n the Men's e om in ity | himself or themselves to relieve Mr ’
: . ATTORNEYS—AT—LAW to quick buyer for $80.00. Apply
mer- “Reformed hall to-morrow evening to| Gray from the expense of feeding ROSS R. SCOTT, ; DALE LUMBER COMPANY How can I tell whether my Eyes are
6, at be addressed by Seth L. Kinsey, of|and trouble of caring for his fowls. Attatnev.at-Law R. F. D2 Sand Patch, Pa. normal—is a question often asked.
why York, and C. L. Nonemaker. The| The diamond ring which was stolen Yy : “Th t dN
made band will be in attendance. from Mrs. James Ashman has been SOMERSET, PA : ! ere are many. Symptoms, an ok
serv- Councilman James Darnley spent|returned, The thief who returned it For’ Sale—A Champion Rock Crush- ture has provided means of detecting these
er 16“X 20” Troat Adjustable. Chain : .
pers over last Sunday at the home of his |did not leave his or her card. UHL & EALY Sonve oliminaton Stoel" fr o troubles, namely: Twitching Eye Lids
ach. mother in Lonaconing. An uncle of | There are quite a few sick people Attorneys-at-Law + ‘oy > ame n Infl dE Pai in back of E
1) Mr, Darnley in that place met with a|in and around Garrett. And some of SOMBRSET. Pa ested, call on or write J. W. Nestor, nrname yes, Fains in ack oO YES,
ary. mine accident which has cost him the | the cases are serious. We hope, how- 4 : en 15 im ’ Nervousness, Double Sight and Blur-
loss of the greater part of one of his | ever, that all will 1 : . 900. 00 n, ready ior iam]
ny all. will soon be Well again WILLIAM C. PRICE work; weighs about 2800 Ibs. If inter. red Vission.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey G. Stahl WESTERN Successor to If you have some of these signs or ,
Monday for Connellsville, to conduct W A. CLARK FOR SALE—A Dockash Coal Range. . 1 ’
: svmptoms—Dbettier call to see me. I will
: = the B. & O. restaurant there which MARYLAND MEYERSDALE, PA. Good as new. Price reasonable. Call y p E h h E . .
alton they recently purchased. Their son, RAILWAY | prROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO |at residence of H. E. Bauman. 2-3-3t give your Eyes a thoroug xamination
rachel Royand family have also moved to|“The Mason and Dixon Line” | ALL CALLS AT ALL TIMES. and if glasses are needed, the price will
venad the same place to assist in the res- Both 'Phones | FOR RENT—Near the Centre of the be reasonable. Don’t Delay.
seeks Rn. SvRE : town, 2 4room houses. Cheap. Apply
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since Miss Hattie Morrell who was a resi- TWO WINTERITOURS ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE at this office. 10—21 tf. a
been dent of this place up to the time of a Estate. of Liovd Ravenscraft; 1 te 1 ®
coal the death of her mother about two at exceedingly low fares to Larimer 'T y hi v s bg : Wanted—a second hand bureau .or
senta- years ago, the family living on Beach- PLORIDA mer Township, Somerset Coun: | ; est of drawers. This office. }
, held ly street, is a guest at the present ty, State of Pennsylvania, D d 9 ‘
at the Paul D. Clutton home on|‘“The Land of Sunshine Letters of administration in the a2- | BARGAINS ON ROBES AND BLAN- E S; h S ° ki
Ww. & Broadway. Lately, Miss Morrell had and Flowers” bove estate having been granted to | KETS at - WEISEL'S HARNESS? ye 1g t pecia 1st
ath been living in West Virginia. oe the undersigned, notice is hereby | gHOP, CENTRE ST.
$1300 Fred Shaffer, who has about passed given to all persons indebted to said .
oor the four susie sth 3h 3 poate February 22 and March 10 Stars, to Take Immeieis ig House for sale or for rent, centrally 8838 8
tion is a butcher, having been in the an ose having claims agains e or
. ’ located— . s 1 1 2?
> i! employ of Mr. Donges in this place same to present them, properly au- this ig Street. 3 rooms, Apply CW en G a lie Chaplin as da Boy
: for a number of years. now living at For full information, fares thenticated for settlement, on the 10th = -
Mt. Savage, is a visitor in this place. 2 > | day of March, 1916, at the office of _ SPECIAL—
Mr. Shaffer is still able to work ef-|and booklet, apply to Ticket | the administrator, FOR SALE—One Pool Taste, 2 Heat:
RD fectively at his trade. ROSS R. SCOTT, Administrator ing Stoves,, Lot.of Sooemaker’s tools. FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS
i rt tn Agent or C. F. Stewart, G. P. | 576: Soworast, Pa. Apply to Chas. Plitt. 12-8t1 :
r His The Ladies’ Aid Society o 2 : = ’ SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Methodist church have given up the A., Baltimore, Md. - ris Saloni er an : . es
ut 4 idea of their proposed supper on AUDITOR’S NOTICE. id Ch ede Lig ADMISSION FREE
oardl Washington's Birthday. These inde-| @overnor Martin G. Brumbaugh is | In re estate of SO: Adams, Blacksmith, Children 15¢c—SKATES— Adults 20c
Louis fatigable ladies have paid $3,000 on |the first governor within the memory | Adam Kreitzberg, Deceased. 143.3¢ * Meyersdale —ans
a the principal of the church debt since of any of the residents of the State The undersigned having been duly : Change of Program in the Evening
wy it was built twelve years ago, besides | capital to marry during his term of | appointed by the proper authority to OR : ange of Irogram im tie WWERINGg
I was furnishing their church kitchen, mak-| office and Mrs. Brumbaugh will be | make a distribution of the funds in . SALE-—Onehorss delivery of {0 -- REEL PROGRAM -- {0 fi
tariff ing repairs etc. the first bride to assume the duties | the hands of James Kreitzberg, ad- Spring wagon In fret lass Somdision:
) keep Henry Miller, a practical shoemak-|of first lady of the state in the man- ministrator and trustee of the estate Sepp Bo Huicle bayer: Apply to 28 ot >
: : ams acksmith.. -
. er whose shop had been right below | sion of the Governors on the river of Adam Ereitsberg, deceased, hereby : NOfICE—Is hereby given that my) APPLICATIONS FOR STREET
ge ‘has the Slicer Honse on North street, for | front. Every govenor in the last halt | gives notice that he will sit at his of- Hf ante Walker. has Wit my bed COMMISSIONER WANTED
diced the past nine weeks has been ill and | century and more, according to the | fice in Somerset, Pennsylvania, on {FOR SALE—116 ACRE FARM under Sg 2 2 th t Suzti cause All fs
ohutely unable to attend to his work. A few|older residents of Harrisburg, has | Wednesday, February 23, 1916, at ten | Cultivation, fairly good buildings, 8/21 Oar: WitaOu ’ | On account of the late hour the e-
ow far . : 1 miles fr M dale asy terms. | persons are warned not to. give her | lection of Street Commissioner was
have days ago, he had some of his tools been a benedict when he took the o'clock A. M. for the purpose of at- iles from Meyersdale on easy . oe — AL ast cont aot not taken up at the regular meeting
removed to his home at 409 Broadway | oath of office with the exeception cf tending to the duties of said appoiat- | ApPly to HABEL & PHILLIPS. rh Be bv her. |of council, February 1st, the Secre-
where he hopes to do some work at; Edwin S.’ Stuart the -State’s first ment, when and where all persons 'u- AT HABEL & PHILLIPS. 2.1716 ’ | tary will receive applications until
ae fntervals until he regains his accus-| bachelor governor in almost a cen terested can attend if they see proper. — Coal Run Geo. B. Walker | Toiruary 150, 25 Be. BY ond
: S tomed health, which his many friends | tury and Dr. Brumbaugh, who was a ! C. W. Walker. | Three Cans of Early June Peas for 252 | disposed of. aie
A hope will be soon. widower when he began his term. | 2-3-3t Auditor. AT HABEL & PHILLIPS. | Our job work will esrtainly please B. J. Dicky, Secretary,
Mrs. J. E. Leckemby of the South | Waters, H. B. Speicher, C. D. Fritz,
Side, was an over-Sunday visitor at |B. S. Rush and Mary Leonard. ,
Johnstown.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Deal, and son, | formed Sunday School were
James of Grove City, are Meyersdale |
visitors.
Miss Nora Hartge of Glen Savage
was a recent guest at the W. A.
Younkin home.
Mrs. Allen ~ Wilkinson and ~ Miss
Elizabeth Darnley of Lonaconing are
spending the week here with friends.
Mrs. Jesse Garletts and son, Rollo,
have gone to Davenport, Florida, to
visit the former's son, William.
Mrs. J. W. Walsh of Cumberland
recently visited her sisters, the Miss-
es Coulehan, in Meyersale.
Miss Belle Shipley is a =zuest for a
few weeks of her sister, Mrs. W. T.
Mercier, at Johnsburg.
Mrs. Mary E. McKenzie is spending
several weeks wih relatives in Pitts-
burg and Vandergrift.
Mrs. D. P. Getty and little daughter,
Alma, spent the past week with Som- |
.week-end with Mr. Rush’s parents at
The Busy Gleaners of the Grace Re-
enter-
tained at the home of Mr. W. L.
Brant on Tuesday evening. A short
business meeting was held after
which lunch was served and the rest
of the evening was spent in vocal and
instrumental music. Those present
were the Misses Olive and Evelyn
Bowlby, Elizabeth Shober, Francis
Colbert, Ruth Elis, Emma Merrill,
Ida Albright, Grace Hoos, Hilda
Brown, Irene Rhodes, Nell, Rene and
Helen Brant and Messrs. Charles
Merrill, Wm. Brocht, Wm. Baker,
George Hoover and Walter Kistler.
Minor Mention.
Meyers Bittner spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Bitt-
ner.
B. S. Rush and family spent the
Hyndman.
Harry Swarner spent Saturday
He was carrying a cross-cut saw when :
he slipped and fell the saw severing
an artery in the right arm.
Paul Baker, the 5-year-old son of |
Hiram Baker, the well-known black-
smith and wagon repair man of Ba-
kersville, died early Saturday morn-
ing of Injuries sustained when a heav-
y log sled fell on him crushing him
while he was in his father’s shop. The
little fellow lived nine hours after the
accident.
About 600 men employed at” the
Knickerbogker mines at Hooversville,
have been informed of an increase in
wages dating from Feb. 16. The ad-
vance will be the same as in other
parts of the county. The Knicker-
bocker. mines are the Knickerbocker |-
Smokeless Coal Company, the Somer-
set Smokeless Company, and thé Wil-
bur Coal Company, employing a total
of 600 men. The announcement of the
advance was made by Telford Lewis,
of Johnstown, superintendent of the
operations.
| AT THE WOMEN'S STORE
| FEBRUARY 12th to FEBRUARY 26th
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We have just finished our semi-annual stock tak-
ing, and find that we have too much stock in several
lines. Spring goods are coming in every week, and
we must have the room.
To move out this surplus stock we are holding this
“Remark Sale,” with prices below Red Letter prices.
In connection with the “Remark Sale” we will
day only. Watch
offer each day a Special for that one ¢
these Day Sales, they mean money in your pocket.
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