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MEYERSDALE,
OPEN HOUSE
COLLINS’ DRUG STORE
The Ladies of Meyersdale and vicinity will be received
FROM 1:30 P. M. UNTIL 9 P. M.
To inspect the line of toilet preparations
now being shown by Mrs. Eldridge, the
Toilet Goods Specialist, from Harmony
This will be the last day Mrs. Eld-
ridge will be in Mejyersdale, and owing
to the number of appointments we could
not fill, we are holding Open House at
and FREE CIGARS for the Men who
make purchases of Harmony Toilet Ar-
COLLINS DRUG STORE,
exall, Swore
MARCH 18th
have an opportunity
ERS for the Ladies
PENN’A,
SALISBURY
Stewart Smith.
Stewart Smith, for fifty years a
resident of Salisbury, died suddenly
at his desk in the Kauffman store ia !
Pittsburg on Tuesday morning, March
7, aged 63 years, 8 months and 22
days.
Mr Smith was a member of the
Brethren Church of Salisbury, being
one of the charter members and was
one of the active workers in the con-
gregation until the family moved
from Salisbury in 1907. He remained
a member of the local church dur-
ing the time he resided elsewhere. De-
ceased was born in Salisbury, June
16, 1852. He was a son of William and
Caroline Dively Smith. On July 27,
1872, he was married to Eliza Ara-
minta Sipe, of Mill Run, who preced-
ed him to the spirit world in 1914
Four daughters were born to Mr. and
Mrs. Smith, one dying in infancy and |
Katherine, the youngest, died in 1900
at the age of 20 years. The daughters
who survive are Mrs. S. P. Schell of
Ambridge, and Mrs. C. H. Beale, who
resides in Hazelwood. Mrs. Victoria
Baumgartner and Mrs. Robt. John-
ston, both of Salisbury, are sisters. |
Mr. Smith for a number of years was
a successful teacher in the schools of
Elk Lick township and Salisbury and
later was operator for the Western
Union Telegraph and manager in En-
{en & Reeser’s store. When death
summoned him he was employed in
Kaufman’s store in Pittsburg. The fu-
aeral was conducted from the home
af Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Johnston and
interment made in the I. O. O. F. cem-
atery. The services were held in the
Brethren Church on Thursday af-
ternoon, at 2:30 by his pastor, Rev.
Foughnour assisted by Rev. Dr. Young
and Rev. Monn.
Mrs. McKinley Surprised.
Mrs S. R. McKinley was pleasantly
surprised on Tuesday evening, March
7, when a number of her friends met
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Petry to celebrate Mrs. McKinley's
Birthday. Those present were: Mes-
dames Wm. C. Lichliter, A. M. Lichty,
fred Petry, Frank Petry, Harry Mec-
Cure, Savilla Boyer, H. H. Maust, J.
ZL Lichliter, P. L.Swank, John Brown,
deo. Livengood, O. W. Petry, Aaron
8Taust, Nevin Newman M. J. Glot- |
Z6lty and Misses Edith and Almira
Lichliter, Florence Maust, Charlotte
Boyer, Grace Brown, Mary and Arline
Petry. Refreshments were served.
: Minor Mention
J. L. Barchus and E. H. Miller
spent Tuesday evening of last week
il Somerset to see “The Birth of a
Nation.”
Miss Helen Reitz of Meyersdale
spent several days of last week in
tawn the guest of her mother, Mrs.
f.orena Reitz.
+ Mrs. Calvin Rumiser fell on a slip-
pery pavement last Tuesday and sus-
tained injuries which necessitated the
calling of a physician.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fogle and Roy
Fogle of Connellsville passed through
+own on Thursday evening enroute to!
Grantsville to visit their sick sister,
Mrs. J. J. Bender.
Misses Mima Harding and Amanda
Martin spent Wednesday afternoon in
Somerset.
Mrs. John Reese is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Wm. Hunt, who is ill
at Elizabeth, Px
spent last week in
New York and Philadelphia on busi- | Somerset, is
ess.
James Riley of Pittsburg spent the
week-end at his home in West Salis-
bury
| Quite a number of Salisbury peo-
| ple attended the funeral of Mrs. J. J.
Bender at Grantsville last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Schell and son,
| Jack, of Ambridge. Mr. and Mrs.
| C. H. Beale and son, William, of Ha-
| zelwood, Mrs. C. E. Spang, of Wilmer-
ding, Willis B. Smith, E. W. Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Smith, of Pittsburg, El-
let S. Baumgartner of Morgantown,
W. Va., Mrs. Cyrus Sipe of Mill Run,
Mrs. Fred Stickell, Grant, Frank
Dull of Connellsville, were out of
| town people who attended the funer-
al of Stewart Smith on Thursday af-
| ternoon.
Revival meetings are 1m progress
in the Boynton M. E. Church every
evening during last and this week.
GARRETT.
Commencement.
The Teachers’ Training Class of the
Garrett Sunday Schools will hold
their commencement exercises Fri
day evening, March 17, at 8 o'clock in
the Opera House. Everybody is cordi-
ally invited to attend. The address
. will be given by Rev. Ira S. Monn of
| Salisbury. No admission will be
| charged but an offering will be taken.
| Recital.
| The Piano recital held in Amity
| Hall, Meyersdale, last Thursday by
| Misses Rene Brant, Emma Merrill,
| Ruth Musser and Pansy Miller, as-
sisted by J. Warren Erb, of Pittsburg,
|was a great success. The audience,
| which was large and very apprecia-
[tive expressed its pleasure by its |
| hearty appplause. The musicians cap-
| tivated their audience by their bril-
i liant technique combined: with expres- |-
| sive interpretation. Mr. Erb’s num-
fibers were very well liked especial
|ly “Rigoletto, Fantasie” by Verdi-
| Lizst. The people of Garrett manifes-
[ted their interest in “our girls” by
| turning out in goodly numbers for the
| recital.
Entertained Their Friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kretchman of
| Meyersdale entertained some of their
| Garrett friends last Wednesday at a
dinner. The present were: Mes-
dames A. R. Miller, W. A. Merrill, L.
| W. Pollard and daughter, Mary, S.
| P. Lease and son, Leroy, H. H. Nay-
lor, E. Schrock, Fred Godel and daugh-
| ter, Margaret. The ladies all report a
| 1ovely time.
Births.
| Born to Rev. and Mrs. W. H. B.
| Carney, on Monday, a boy; to Mr. and
| Mrs. Al. Mason, last week, a daugh-
| ter; to Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, a
| som, on Sunday; to Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
| Pritts, a girl, on Sunday.
| Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Judy on
i Tuesday, a girl.
| Among the Sick.
| Josie Romeo returned from the hos-
| pital at Cumberland last week.
| Grace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. |
{ Long, returned from the hospital re-
| cently after having undergone a suc-
| cessful operation for appendicitis. !
| John Fullerton, who recently broke |
a rib, is able to be out again.
Minor Mention.
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Miss Jennie Graves of Meyersale
has been visiting Emma Merrili this
week.
Mrs. Wallace Walker was visiting
her grand 5, Mr. and Mrs. Alex.
Musser 1 x
Ir. and Mrs. W H r
Pierce B Lowry, formerly of
spending his vacation
|in Garrett. Mr. Lowry has been en-
[iste in the navy. He has re-enlisted
and expects to leave for New York Miss
{ evening and Friday
| Mrs. Clarence Rowe, in Meyersdale. | ing I. 0. O. F. members were Chas.
"STYLE SHOW”
LIVING MODELS
THURSDAY, MARCH 30 FROM 3to5P. M.
We have made extra preparations for this event, and will
display an exceptionally attractive showing of the Season’s
Very Newest Styles— |
Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Coats, Dresses, Kimonos,
Neckwear, Etc.
Pattern Hats of the very latest New York Styles.
Footwear including the Newest Novelties.
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land spent the latter part of last EVERY MAN IN TOWN
or COUNTRY
weekwith her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Joseph Stutz.
Levi Witt of Roanoke Va. after
spending a few days with his brother
Mr. G. W. Wi ; : 5 3 3
to his home Saturaey 1st '|% can find what he wants in this big
% stock; it is made up of fine quality
¢ only. The best on earth:--
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Knox Hats ee Emery Shirts
Wilson Brothers’ Underwear
Mrs. M. E. Kennell witnessed the
burial of her - grandaughter, infant
Interwoven Hose — Double Triangle Collars
Room Size Rugs ¢ x 12
WALL PO PC K. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Ken-
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Tapestry, Axminster, Velvet and Body Brussels
" FR o M nell of Cumberland. Burial was made
COME IN AND HAVE A LOOK
Hartley & Baldwin
Mrs. Angeline Glessner of Mt. Sav-
The Home of “HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES”
P J ( over & \ Ol age spent the latter part of last week
® ® @ | with relatives in town.
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Miss Bessie Law was shopping in
Sr Serre rr Cumberland one day this week.
Naomi Emerick teacher of
within the next ten or fifteen days. |Cook’s school spent Saturday and
W. L. Brant was a recent visitor in | Sunday at Geo Fechtigs.
Roanoke, Va. looking after some Mrs. Frank Snyder and her son,
lumber interests. Edward were the guest of Mrs. Sny-
J. L, Bredeman of Chicago spent | ders parents Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Bak-
Tuesday and Wednesday visiting at|er last week. :
the home of W. L. Brant. Mrs. O. E. Mull was in Cumberland
Mrs. Louis Axe of Belleville, Pa. |Tyesday.
is visiting her brother, Rev. W. H.| The funeral of Peter Kneriem who
B. Carney, of this place. died at his home last Tuesday morn-!
Miss Rene Brant as a Salisbury |ijng took place Friday afternoon with
visitor Tuesday. service in the Reformed church by | ’
Miss Verda Brant spent Thursday | Rev. Koske. Burial was made in the
morning with | Cook cemetery. The Palllbearers, be- UNION VALLEY, | norses and came home With two very
The robin and bluebird have made |fine ponies. He says he can go almost
their appearance in our valley which |2S fast as an auto.
‘makes us think of the good old |
spring-time.
Meyers Bittner spent Sunday in | Mont, Milton Snyder, William Steele,
Rockwood. | Henry Crump, James Buckley and
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DEAD LETTER LIST,
Miss Pearl Phennice visited her|John Miller all of Mt Savage, the a : : wn .
sister, Clara, in Pittsburg, Friday | flowerbearers were James Rolfe and | 2 W. ite made a business trip) C. W. Beal, Mrs. Frank Harding,
and Saturday. | L. Winebenners of Mt. Savage and © Sommerville on Saturday last. { Jas. L. Swadley, Dr. Williams, Geo.
ee Edward Wilhelm of this place. We have 21 days more ‘for the FM. Kennell. Cards— Peter Caville,
SATURDAY SPECIAL AT THE WO- oe ; hool bell to ring. The attendance | Mrs. Alda Gray, Wm. D. Miller, Mrs.
EN’S ST -__MILL MUSLIN AT|A SPECIAL EVERY SATURDAY AT 8 somewhat poor of late: some peo- | Blanche Sweet
8 cents per YARD. THE WOMEN’S STORE —THIs |Ple need a copy of the school laws to ——
a Lh MEEK HILL'S MUSLIN AT 8 CENTS | '¢2d them up. |GET PRICES ON D. H. WEISEL'S
SPECIAL PRICES ON REVERE |PER YARD. Peter Felker made a business trip | SPECIAL MADE-TO-ORDER TEAM
| HARNESS BEFORE BUYING ELSE-
PRESERVED FRUITS THIS WEEK | rr |to_Meversdale on Saturday.
| Henry Tidenburg was out trading | WHERE.
AT BITTNER’S GROCERY. TRY OUR FINE JOB WORK
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