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Howes Great l ondon Circus
Meyersdale M AY hid
TUESDAY,
Full of Honors and Wonderful Triumphs of its Long, Cons
quering Tours of the Continent, and presented on a Scale.
of Colossal Magnitude and Lavish Expenditure
never known before in this country,
THE TRAVELING BRIMMING OVER
AMUSEMENT WITH
SENSATION
OF THR
DAY.
pecial F ittin
GOSSARD
CORS ETS
Todas, April 25
Through a special arrangement with The H.
W. Gossard Company of Chicago, we have engaged
MISS N. P. McNALLY, of their organization to as-
sist our corsetiere in a special demonstraton of Gos-
£) LEAPERS “of;
1 0 ACRGBATS 3
& ENTUCKY HORSES.
400 CEOPLE
The Dublin Grays.
Tio Clack Hussars
-THE MARVELOUS LDDYS -
MONARCHS SUPREME IN
THE AMUSEMENT REALM.
THE ROYAL YEDDO JAPANESE Tr0!PE
And 200 Other Great Acts.
DOUBLE MENAGERIE
Containing Wild Animals from Every Country.
THREE BANDS OF MUSIC.
..ROYAL ROMAN HIPPODROME..
Many times the Jiggest and
Most Bewildering Production
ever in America Most Stupendously Stirring Spectacle
that Human Eyes Ever Witnessed.
AF TIERINOOIN AT 2 -
NIGELT AT 8
GRAND FREE STREET PARADE AT 10 A. M.
ts
SALISBURY.
On Tuesday evening of last week
about thirty-five friends of Mrs.
Chauncey Meese gathered at the
Meese home on Union street to cel-
ebrate her 52nd birthday. The
guests were entertained with vocal
and instrumental music and all
passed an enjoyable evening. Dur-
ing the evening delicious refresh-
ments were served.
Mrs. Meese received many nice
presents.
Jacob Keller and son of Swissvale
urrived here on Tuesday for a visit
dressed the wounds.
The foundation for the new bank is
being rushed to completion and will
soon be ready for the wood work.
Excavations for the large garage of
Sam Engle also is being pushed to
an early completion.
Albert Dahlgrew and family last
week moved from West Salisbury to
| their lumber camp near Jennings,
Md.
Mrs. James Harding and Mrs. O.
‘W. Petry spent several days of last
week in Berlin, guests of Mr. and
Mrs. G. A. Hoffman.
sard Corsets.
periods
corset.
tion.
later date, if you so desire.
time. during this demonstration.
The radical change in styles this season from
the slinker slouch to the erect, well-poised, some-
what military form, calls for considrable care and
attention in the fitting of your new corset.
There s a decided tendency toward the adop-
tion of a smaller waist this season and a fitted
bodice, with a return to the full skirt of former
All of this has a direct bearing on your
Authentic information regarding these new
styles is yours for the asking during this demonstra-
You can come and be fitted to any of the newer models ‘and make your selection at a
Whether you expect to purchase your corset at this time or not,
we suggest that you arrange to attend this demonstration.
While the original front-lacing Gossard Corsets sold at $25 some ten years ago, in-
creased manufacturing facilities and an international distirbution have reduced the price un-
til now you can purchase a Gossard Corset for as little as $5.00, $3.50 and $2.00.
It will be a privilege to serve you and to have you visit: our Corset Department some
Miller & Collins
a a a a ae a
A
Cook -
Have given quite a number of persons relief
from strained REAL EYES and some say
after ‘wearing my GLASSES they feel im
inediate relief, of your NERVES are dis
turbed from imperfect Refraction of the
SEEIN«; ORGANS, I will guarant«e that
I can help vou by properly fitted Glasses
My Specialty is to Correct
ass - Eyes -
with relatives and old acquaintances Mrs. W. B. Stevanus, who has been
Mr. Keller having been a former res- | on the sick list all winter, is some-
tdent of this part of the country. Mr. | what improved.
Keller was a veteran of the Civil| nus gekerq will dispose of her
War and while in town chanced to | household effects at public sale on
fneet an old comrade in the person) May 1st, and will then -make her
of Jacob Pyle of Coal Run. home with one of her daughters.
The closing number of the Salis-| Alfred Weimer recently purchased
bury lecture course was given by the | the residence property of Mrs. Louisa
Reymers on Wednesday evening fn Hawn and will take possession in a
Hays Opera House to a large audi-' few days.
ence. Pledges were secured for tick-! A Bad Mine Accident.
ets for next winter's course. TY horrible accident occurred in
At a meeting of the Chautauqua | Merchants Mine No. 3 on Tuesday
Association held the same evening morning when William Tipton, a
the following officers were re-elected: | miner, was caught under a fall of
Pres., Rev. L. P. Young; First Vice i coal and slate and sustained an in-
President, J. L. Borchus, Second jury to one of his legs which will no
Vice President, E. E. Hoselborth; | doubt cause him the loss of one foot.
Third Vice President, Fred Bender; His leg was practically severed near
Secretary, Rev. I. 8S. Monn; Treasur- the ankle. The unfortunate man was
er, James Harding. The Chautau- | hurried to the Mercy Hospital, Cum-
qua dates were definitely set for Aug. berland, as soon as possible and re-
6-12. | ports came from the hospital on
M. R. Hay spent several days of Tuesday evening that the surgeons
fast week in Pittsburg on business. | Would not amputate the foot for sev-
District Attorney V. R. Saylor was | eral days until they could determine
a Salisbury visitor last Wednesday | whether the foot could be saved. Mr.
| Tipton and family lived not far from
| the tipple at Merchants No. 3 mine
svening.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gray of Coal |
Run were guests at the home of Mr. | ja Dea ie £ thi i whil t
and Mrs. William Cochrane on Sun-, ohn ren: © 18 yplace, ta
dav Iasi , work in Maust Bros. mine on the
tL | farm of Ben Jones on Tuesday had
Mrs. Phil
Reich and children | one finger on his right hand badly
spent last week with the
te
g, Mr, and Mrs. L. L.|
st Salisbury.
narrowly escaped from having |
the whole hand crushed. Dr. Lickly
£blert Lowry, who some time ago | dressed the wounded member and
ne office of Justice of the the injured man is getting along as
en re-appointed by GOV. | well as may be expected.
secured em- SHADY LAWN.
p I inist in Pittsburg. Margret Griffith of
3 ols of Somer- spent the week end with her parents, |
pe 3¢ t it and Mrs. H. L. Griffith.
> of Johnstown
Orville SI
Meyersdale
EYES! — EYES! - EYES!
CONSULTATION FREE
THE OPTOMETRIST
Eye Sight Specialist
COOK,
Both Phones Meyersd: le, Pa.
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rm
Is Everybody
Ready for Easter
With a new Suit, Hat, Shirt,
Tie, Hose, Underwear, Collars,
etc.? If not Hartley & Bald-
win’s is the place to get them.
| crushed by the sliding of a big rock. |
Markleton s
HARTLEY & BALDWIN.
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Flowers for Easter
Price List
ROSES
American Beauties ....... Cerieniiiaaiesiess.$10.00 per dozen
Richmond, Red ....... "eu sisenisinvia nae $2.50 and $3.50 per dozen
Kilalrney, White or Pink ........... $2.00 and $3.00 per dozen
Ward, Yellow. .................... $2.00 and $3,00 per dozen
Bulgarie ............ 0.0.0... ‘edie, .$2.50 and $3.50 per doen
Maryland, Pink .............%c..¢. ..$2.50 and $3.50 per dozen
Ophelia, Yellow ........ ARERR Ea $3.50 per dozen
Roses, Shorter Stems, assoried Solors tin
CARNATIONS
$1 to $1.50 doz.
White or Pink, very best quality....... creatinine $1.26 per doz.
B AD Red ............:i.a TE 4 . $1.25 per dozen
Easter Lille8 .... ..oc.v ciuiioiny ed Cental en $3.00 dozen
Orchils ........ an tras ree ces. .$1.00 ieach-—$10.00 dozen
Daisies ............ H silluns evens A Ee 75¢ and $1.00 dozen
Lily of the Valley ............ ss csssenseiencecens $1.00 dozen
Daffodils ......:....... sats mse ieee ceresees. $1.00 dozen
Sweet Peas ........... tetesenssenssse..$2.00 to $3.00 per 100
VIOIOIR i... cunusviens ceseessncsess. $1.50 and $2.00 per 100
Blooming Plants Lilies, Hyacinths and Azaleas.
All our cut flowers are neatly and carefully packed and
shipment will be made anywhere.
PLACE YOUR ORDER EARLY.
COLLINS DRUG STORE
Zhe Rexall sore
Meyersdale -:-
Penn.
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Faster Monday
Summer Garden
The Famous Triangle
8 Reels 8 1 Big Show 1
Doors Open 7:15 P. M.
Show Starts 7:45 P. M.
GRAND BAL
AT THE
Program
DANCING AFTER
THE PICTURES
Mrs. Robertson of Meyersdale the former's sister, Mrs. C. W. Stot-
spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. | ler, and niece, Mrs. Clarence Statler.
Alex. Downey, who was on the sick |
list, is able to be around again.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Hilary Daw-
som, a Son.
Alex Downey.
Rev. Silas Hoover, Somerset, and
Savanna Miller of Springs were call- |
ers at J. S. Miller's recently.
H. L. Miller, Sada Martz, Mr. and |, Johnstown
and son Lamar Mrs. (
to see and Joe
Monday
Stotler and
ere callers at the
H. L. Griffith made a business trip
the former's father, J. S. Miller.
Ruth and George Griffith are speng- |
ing a few days with their uncle, Will
| Cupp, of near Somerset.
Rev. Truxal of Meyersdale was a
caller at Harry Jones home.
| DISTRICT SUNDAY
{noon and evening.
cans Peas for $1.00; none
for the money at Biitner's gig PORTLAND CEMENT.
ocery. P. J. COVER & SON
SCHOOL CONVENTION.
| A district Sunday School conven-
{tion will be held in the White Oak
| Reformed church Saturaday after
A. 8. KRESGE, Pres.
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died at
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girlhood
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home at
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neighbor
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such gre:
children
during h
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A mine
aged 45 ;
died on
ness of |
fering fr
tism. He
dren. On
were shi
charge o
place for
ceased w
ed churcl
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The wi
of Stonyc
last week
testator tb
both real
during he
her death
their chil
James La
Kate, Gr
Baldwin, s
William
queathed
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should be
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held in the
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