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SALISBURY.
‘What was considered by the spec-
tators as the best basket ball game of
the season here was played on the
lccal floor on Saturday evening be-
tween the Varsity Club of Salisbury
and a Y. M. C. A. team of Cumber-
land. The fame stood a tie in the
first half the score being 17 to 17 and
our boys led in the beginning of the
last half, but in the wind up the
score was 42 to 32 in favor of the vis-
itors. The Cumberland club is c¢om-
posed of a nice bunch of fellows and
the game proceeded without the us-
ual amount -of wrangling. The visi-
#ors stayed at Salisbury over night,
attending the dance which was held
in Mays Hall directly after the ball
game.
Walter Stanley Boucher.
Walter, the oldest son of Mr. and
Mrs. George S. Boucher of Damascus,
W. Va. died on Tuesday, March 14,
qf Cerebro-Spinal Meningitis at the
age of 13 years, 1 month and 6 days.
His father accompanied by Stanley
Boucher and Rev. James B. Greiner.
D. D. of the Lutheran church of DNa-
mascus, brought the body to Salis-
bury last Thursday to the home of the
lad’s grand parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Boucher, where funeral ser
wices were held on Friday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, conducted by the Rev.
Pr. Greiner, assisted by Rev. C. V.
.®porling of the local Methodist
ghurch. Interment was made in the
%. 0. O. F. cemetery. The Boy Scouts
of Salisbury marched with the funer-
a1 procession to the place of burial
to pay their respects to a devoted
brother, Boy Scout.
Mrs. Menno Miller and son of
®mprings spent Tuesday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Lichliter.
Mrs. Irene Reitz spent last week
in Meyersdale at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Reich.
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You have heard and read more or less about the
demoralization of the dye-stuffs and textile mar-
We want to say this:—
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given without reservation, modification or ex-
Any man who sells our clothes is definitely authorized
to extend to any man who buys them, our unqualified
assurance of satisfaction; wich means Color,
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FORMAL
SPRING
OPENING
Mrs. Webster Fritz of Somerset is
apending several weeks with her par- |
ents, Mr and Mrs. D. Smalley of Elk |
f.ick Township.
Mrs. FE. W. :Blocher of Wayne,
Michigan, arrived here last Thursday |
to spend several weeks with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Loechel of
arrett County, Maryland.
J. M. Musser of Berlin, a Republi-
ran candidate for the General Assem-
bly was in town Tuesday and Wednes-
day of last week in the interest of his
campaign.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shank of near
Latrobe were guests of relatives at
¢his place over Sunday.
John Boucher of Pittsburg, W. H.
Boucher of Horning and Mrs. Louise |
Boucher of Duquesue were here the
latter part of the week to attend the
funeral of Walter Stanley Boucher.
Mrs. Seigler who has been in Da-!
quesne for several weeks arrived
home last week to pack her house-
told effects preparatory to moving |
them to Duquesne where Mr. Siegler
fs employed.
John Reiber spent from Sr
until Monday with friends in Somer-
abt,
Daniel Hicks of Markleton spent !
tast week in town.
Ernest Welfley arrived recently
from Akron, Ohio, where he has been
employed in the rubber shops. He
will seek employment here.
Mrs. Jacob Opel spent Tuesday of
ast week with her brother, H. C.
Miller and family in their new home
on the S. A. Beachy farm.
John Swatzwelder has been spend-,
fng several days looking around to
buy a team of horses to use on his
farm in Greenville Township, which
fie will occupy in the near future.
Edith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
®obert Walker is ill with pneumonia.
GARRETT.
Minor Mention.
Albert Bowlby who had been in em-
ployed in Akron, Ohio, returned home
on Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Pleasant Weimer of
Rockwod visited Mrs. Weimer’s sis-
tgr, Mrs. U. S. Shober Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs. Henry Naylor and granddaugh-
ter, Helen are visiting Mrs. Naugle’s
daughter, Mrs. Klare at Jerome.
Nina Cochraine was a Meyersdale
visitor Sunday.
Mr. William Walker of Somerset
was calling on friends in Garrett Mon-
day®
Mr. Galen Meyers visited at the
home of Mr. C. T. Bittner, Sunday.
Miss Mary Musser of Somerset is
vigiting her sister Mrs. Milton Brant
of this place.
Mr. C. T. Bittner was transacting
business in Connellsville this week.
Mr. Elmer Walker of Holsopple
spent the week end with friends.
Mrs. J. L. Bowlby is in the city do-
ing her spring shopping. Mrs. Bowlby
will have her spring opening in a few
days.
Miss Emma Schrock who was visit-
ing her sister, Mrs. Harvey Bowman
oi Pittsburg, returned home last Sat- |
urday.
Rev. H. H. Wiant of Be Thin attend-
ed the Teache Training Commence
ment last Frid
Mr. and Mrs. Hern offma of
Johnstown visited “griends over the
week-end Mrs. Hoffman came for |
the commencement, being an alumnus. |
Spring. . .. .
Hartley, Clutton
THE WOMEN'S STORE
Hartley Block,
SNS ST
The goal of quite a few of our boys
seems to be Rockwood. Wonder why?
i Mrs. B. S. Rush who recently
| moved to Meyersdale called on Gar-
| rett friends last week.
{ Morgan Watkins of Boswell visited
| relatives in Garrett Saturday and
Sunday.
{| Mr. Robert Walker is spending a
| few weeks with his parents in Mt.
| Savage.
Mrs. L. A. Phennice was shopping in
| Cumberland last Tuesday.
i Mrs Harvey Swarner spent Sunday
in Connellsville.
The population of Garrett is steadi-
ly on the increase as will be noted by
the following: Born to Mr and Mrs.
Baker, a girl.
Mrs. Harvey Cassel visited Mr.
Cassel’s parents the last of the week.
Rev. and Mrs. Ira Monn and son of
Salisbury were calling on friends in
Garrett last Friday.
Mr. J. B. Schrock, the assistant
| superintendant of the schools was vix-
iting the schools of Garrett last
Wednesday.
Mrs. William A. McClellan and
daughter, Grace, of Rockwood were
visiting Mrs. MecClellan’s son and
daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Roy
McClellan.
| Mrs. Fred Godel and daughter,
Charlotte who were visiting Mrs. Go-
del’s sister, Mrs. S. P. Lease and
friends returned to her home in Rey-
mershurg.
Street Lights for Garrett.
"A few more days and the period of |
street darkness shall be a thing of
history. The line men are busily en-
gaged in placing poles and wiring them
We have been in darkness for a long
time but we are glad that we are to
have light. The citizens welcome
this long desired improvement
heartily. Some day we shall have a
civic club and by its efforts keep the
streets in such condition that we will
not be ashamed to have the light
shine on them.
The commencement of the Teachers
| Training Class was largely attended
. and enjoyed by all present. There were |
| eleven in the graduating class and
i five alumni rendered in a pleasing
manner the following program:
Prelude-—Barcarolle—Tschaikowsky
Song—Class and Alumni.
Invocation—Rev. W. H. B. Carney.
Song—Class and Alumni.
Echoes from the graduates.
Duet—Beautiful Moonlight—Mrs. C.
D. Fritz and Mrs. H. B. Speicher.
Address—Rev. Ira S. Monn,
H. Wiant.
Benediction—Rev.
Class Roll—Mrs. W. A.
B. F. Waltz.
Merrill,
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Hartley & Baldwin
The Home of “HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES”
RE ER RS ORSSOSSaS RON A0B0R KER ROBIRRO.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
MARCH 30 - 31
A formal presen :ation
of the Newest and
Smartest Styles for
Meyersdale
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"Mrs. A. R. Miller, Mrs. Milton Bowl-
by, Mrs. H. E. Hoffman, Miss Anna
(Judy, Miss Inez Grant, W. A, Merrill,
{ C.D. Fritz, William Niehenke, Milton
‘Bowlby, W. H, B. Carney.
Alumni—Mrs. C. D. Fritz, Mrs. H.
B. Speicher, Miss Nancy Miller... E.E,
Carver, H. B. Speicher.
Motto—Study to show thyself ap-
proved Unto God, a workman that
‘needeth not be ashamed, rightly di-
viding the word of truth.—II Tim.
2:15.
GLENCOE
Mrs. Bell Crissinger of Pittsburg,
Mabel Cole of Youngstown, O., ani
Walter Broadwater of Glencoe left for
Pittsburg on Sunday after a two-
week’s visit here.
F. W. Webreck was a Cumberland
caller n Monday.
J. T. Leydig acted conductor to a
bob-ride party on Tuesday to see J. H.
Martz of Mountain Valley. The lat-
ter has been a victim of congestion
of the lungs for the past two weeks.
Prof. Baldwin of Meyersdale made
his weekly visit to our burg to in-
struct his band boys in their musi-
cal toils. All they need is stick-to-
ative-ness and a carload of patience to
compeite with Sousa’s own band.
Henry Miller and wife of Cumber-
land are spending the week with rela-
tives at Johnsburg.
H. M. Poorbaugh was a Connells-
ville business visitor on Monday.
Dr. J. H. Spicer of Cumberland
called on his fiance Saturday
night.
Allen Bauman and Gladys Staley
homes as Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bau- |!
man since their “execution” at Cum-
berland on Saturday More power
and happiness to them.
last in Meyersdale owing
death of George Hibner.
Clara Leydig entertained a crowd of
relatives and friends at dinner on
Sunday. Some “cookie,” Clara, for
thebunch arrived in Glencoe one ses-
sion behind C. E. time.
SHADY LAWN.
Mrs. Hurley Fike and family of
Meyersdale spent Friday with the
former’s sister, Mrs. Rufus Tressler.
Mrs. Rufus Tressler spent one day
[last week at Howard Fike’s.
Orville Shelbaer of Johnstown spent
Sunday at home.
Mrs. Milton Bittner and son of
| Meyersdale spent Sunday with her |
sister, Mrs. Alex Downey.
Ruth Griffith spent a day calling in
ge Horning of Berkley spent
| Sunday at Joe Millers.
| Mary Fike was a caller at H. L.
are honey-mooning at their respective |
F. M. Coughenour spent Saturday |
to the}
will appear.
SUITS,
DRESSE
SPRING
STYLE
$v
SHOW
WITH
LIVING MODELS
S,
SKIRTS,
COATS,
hursday, March 30
3 TOSB P. M.
A notable style event which we invite you to attend--
This should be of Special Interest to every woman
You will be able to see how the new Spring Garments
WAISTS,
BLOUSES, Etc.
We will also show our Spring Showing
of Millinery on this day—
PATTERN HATS
Direct from New York Markets.
Don’t Miss This.
Remember the Date.
MILLER & COLLINS
SUMMER
GARDEN
MONDAY, MARCH 27
DON'T ITS A
MISS BiG
THIS FOUR.
TUESDAY, MARCH 28
MASTERPICTURE
LAST WEEK OF
ROLLER SKATING
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and
: Griffith’s recently. i
Conrad Bonheimer of West Meyers-
dale spentMonday at Joe Miller's. |
John Engle of Vim was calling |
Saturday on his friend, Lamar Shel-
‘baer.
Mrs. Della Robertson of Meyersdale
visited her sister-in-law, Mrs. Alex
Downey, recently.
Mrs. Harvey Jones and Mrs. Elmer
Gnlagey spent Tuesday with her ar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Smith.
FOR SALE—Farm of 68 Acres
‘Without Any Buildings With Timber
and Coal. William W. Ringler’ Heirs
Property in Somerset County, Pa.
Addison Township.
LYDIA LYNCH
814 E. 157th Street.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Brethren Church: H. L. Gough-
[ nour, pastor. On Sunday, March 26,
| there will be a special missionary
program in the Sunday school at 9:30
a. m. Church services in the Meyers-
“The Buzzards Shadow
FRIDAY EVE — Saturday Afternoon
Scene from ‘‘THE
AMUSEMENTS
“The Vampire”
The next Metro picture produced by
the Popular Plays and Players pre-
sents the magnificent emotional Mme.
Petrova, in “The Vampire” an intense
powerful and realistic photo-play, in
which the regeneration of a woman,
more sinned against than sinning, is
beautifully depicted. Two reels of
Mutual movies will be shown in con-
nection with the Metro feature includ-
ing a Chaplin Keystone comedy. Re-
member the big Saturday program at
the Summer Garden, Saturday,
March 25th.
| “The Island of Surprise.”
| The next Big Four V. L. S. E. at-
traction is one out of the ordinary for
Monday evening, March 27th, “The
Island of Surprise” has the two favor-
ites William Courtenay and Elanor
Woodruff; this feature is classed in
the Moving Picture: World as A-i
meaning very good, and according to
dale Church at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30
6:45
p. m. Christian Endeavor at
p. m. All are cordially invited.
{ Fire in the Presbyterian church of
! Somerset a new furnace, injured
the floors of that edifice to the extent |
jof several hundred dollars, Sunday |
afternoon.
the V. L. S. E. pictures that have
| been shown at the Summer Garden
the past month, “The Island of Sur-
prise” will be out of the ordinary.
“The Buzzard’s Shadow.”
Another of those pleasing Mutual |
masterpieces with the popular star
| Harold Lockwood in the leading role,
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VAMPIRE ”’ with Mme. Petrova
At the SUMMER GARDEN
SATURDAY
a pleasing five-part military photo-
play, forTuesday evening, March
28th.
Paramount Program.
The management of the Summer
Garden announces that they have
signed a big contract, with the Para-
mount Film Corporation, of Pitts-
burgh, for the famous Paramount
program, two features a week, start-
ing some time in April, produced by
the following manufactures, Famous
Players, Bosworth, Lasky, Palace and
N. Y. M. P. Co, with the following
stars: Mary Pickford, Robert Eds-
son, Marguerite Clark, Blanche Sweet,
Elsie Janis, Pauline Fredrick, Dustin
Farnum, W. S. Hart and a number of
other picture favorites. The man-
agement of the Summer Garden is al-
ways trying to secure the best for his
patrons, and this program is consid-
ered one of the best and only a few
towns of this size are shown this pro-
gram.
CARD OF THANKS.
Mrs. George J. Hibner and family
desire to thank neighbors and friends
for their kind assisian ce and sympa-
xtended during their recent sad
rement, also for the floral irib-
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