Fn — re ERRERRERRARE RARE RRAS The Greatest Value Ever Offéred to Those Who Have Use for a Sweeper. High Grade Metal 100 (aRpET SWEEPERS will be placed on Jorth, regularly $3.00 each; i A SPECIAL SALE AT O'CLOCK Wednesday 9 8c Morning May 10 Each See big Window display. fr ER AAARRARAAANNSR 1 to a customer only. bargain You'll wonder. how it is possible to se- weepers to sell at such a lew ww | other demonstration of our determination to give our patrons the advantage of every special purchase we make having secured 100 of these sweepers from one of the largest man- y atan exceedingly low cure such splendid s price. Itis merely an ufacturers in the countr e as a big special sale feature offering. eer etter sweeper. Made of Hh a sanitary Hi pric $3 00 won't buy a b steel; light in weight, but very strong— itar <weeper which harbors no germs, Far superior in ARR CERO Cats sas ARSC asst 30 TC 5% ROOF oF AMERICA GLACIER NATIONAL PARK BATTLESHIP STRUGGLING THROUGHeRAGING SEAS FIRTH oF FORTH BRIDGE, SCOTLAND goanme_ n. SWISS ALPS MADEIRA—FRANCE LOGGING » ITALY - HOLLAND WILLYS-OVERLAND RRR ROR RRC SSBB R0BR0R0 UB BCEOBCH IIA, every way to the old fashioned wooden sweeper th with its germ collecting attributes. th These HY GENO sweepers are handsome, hav- Le AUDITORIUM any baked enamel finish and 4 ing beautiful mahog nickel trimmings % th % th Yh th th % % th 4h “h % hi . . - 8% You will be sure to admit that this 1s 2 wonderful “h 5H % th Ma th th *h th th th th th Yh th Don't fail to see them on display in our window. uf |mountains the strenuo Judging from the intense interest being manifested ug gf; in ihe display an Wg price of only 98 ce yy here cure. heme gf ers in this sale and if th \' ednesday mornisg. Pec iy cakes No phone orders and n i MILLER & COLLINS. i ago it set aside | TO { PITTSBURGH Stopping “at McKeesport, and Braddock SUNDAY, May 14th, Spe vial Train in both directions Leaves Neyersdale 8:20 AB. Returning, Leaves I ittshurgh 7:30 P. M. Low round trip fares from intermedi- ate stations. (GARDE: See flyers—Consult Ticket Agent OF PEACE Ty Western Maryland Railway | by’. Stuart lackion_ Spend a Day in Big Pittsburgh ® Ta | I= |it to have been a good show . 5 ha ha *©@) » a al 1 Clarence King and Urias Brown are TUESDAY, MAY 16TH. | among those who returned home on | account of the strike at the West- | inghouse Company plants. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Keller and son, | who recently purchased the Eckerd The , Baccalaureate sermon Was | noperty on Grant street, unloaded ! preached in St. John’s Reformed | (}qir household goods from the car church on Sunday evening, April 30, |. Monday and Tuesday ‘and moved ! by the Rev. E. E. Oney, pastor of ni; their newly acquired residence. the local Lutheran church. Commence | They came from Swissvale, Pa. ment exercises will be held in Hay's | John Thomas, | Son iof Griffith | Opera, House on Friday evening, May Thomas, and Miss Dessie Swartzwel- | 5. The gradupging class consis Of | gor daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank the following pupils: Miss Estella | welder yore. married mt tho Beahm, Miss Elsie Miller, Miss Edith i Evangelical parsonage on Wednesday Martz, Miss Christina Robertson ! ening, April 26, by the Rev. 0. G SALISBURY Our Graduates. | | i : . : : a lev hone DM Boils, | Fye. The couple went to housekeep- A rn > > . 'ipg in the John Fresh property. Surprise for Miss Swartzwelder. | ‘Fred Livene and family moved | On Tugsdoy one of ey ii 1ast week from the Moore property, 7 or C S S- . about twenty-six friends of Miss Des on Gay street, to West Salisbury, and sie Swartzwelder surprised her at | wilson Kendall and family, who | h r s Mr I ¢ the on otis Pa Mr. and 4h | lived in the Hoover house, NOW OWD- Prank Swartzwelder, with a miscel-| . ,o (lyge Newman, occupied the janeous shower and the prospective |. = rty vacated by the Livengoods. | bride received quite a number of use- | Herbert McKinley of MacDonald- ful presents. Refreshments were | = spent the week-end with his par-| served during ihe evening. ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. R. McKinley. New Bank Building Started. Mrs. E. M. Loechel returned home Jricklayers have started work on recently - from a five weeks’ visit | the new bank building and the struc- | ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. ture will be pushed to rapid comple- | Balliet, at Elizabeth. >on ( Miss Ruth Shaw left last Wednes. Foundations Excavated for Garage. day for Baltimore to resume her The foundation for the extensive studies at the Peabody Institute, af. garage of Sam Engle and Floyd Stan- | ter spending the Easter season with ton has been excavated and is ready per mother, Mrs. H. D. Martin. to start the concrete andbrickwork Morris Riley returned home from ! as soon as the well drillers, who are | wilmerding on Wednesday. now at work, have completed the Mrs. Katherine Paschke and chil- well which will supply water for the dren moved from West Salisbury to construction of the building as well Lilly last Wednesday. « furnis rater fOT >» naa Of t} . A as furnish water for the use o he | A, interesting and instructive re- rilding after completion Livengood in the Reformed ) Weds vening 10 Monday, May 8th, 1916 Doors Opea 7:30; Show starts 8 115 ee ——— i | Did you ever hear the call of the, True to expectaton, there will be a and long to be free from us life in a region where you could wandr for untold miles d the comments on the very low UR 'id scenes of surpassing grandeur an . . ' 3 nts there will be a big crowd iH without a trace of a factory or mar- f h ep- ket place—a land as rugged and fresh mber. only 100 O these sWee€P- My |,,4 unsullied as it was at the dawn . 1: : you appreciate a DIg bar: Uy |of creation an as serene as the .sun- . ; : sweeper, it 1s es- set? Did you ever see 4 gan and want to obtaiu YOUR P id BR ey oid Taxes 5 cential that jou be here promptly at 9 ocloCK Mg |that you could not tell the reflectio sitively ucne sold be uf |from the reality, or ramble throug ’ : ith . ; hot deep forests abounding Ww th fore this ume, At 98 cents they I 80 like th ing cascades and turbulent torren one sent C.O0 DPD th Congress thought among which are views of one of the strangest of all big d | crossing the Firth of Forth, Scotland, | which required the labor of continuously for years to construct. The chemist’s laboratory contrib- | some beautiful examples of the f metals. Of pictorial n trips abroad there is a series showng | h | Switzerland robed in cnow, entirely | new scenes in the colors of nature ts? from ever picturesque Holland, Ma- | the rivers of France. parted by a flight in an aeroplane above the clouds, hazard- clearly | crystallization o you should have deira this privilege and so about five years 1500 square miles UW in niorth-western Montana and call rT RHERARARASRS it Glacier National Park. Here yo po | wish may be realized in a measure | surpassing your fondest expect! ) % | But since such few Americans Hi 50 QuUN found the time or means to journ \ * TRIP this comon hritage of all, Lyman H. 1 | Howe will present it in all its mative SPICIAL EXCURSION splendor at the : : / In these scenes you will wild but never “woolly” in plants in Overland in Toledo, Ohio. ur ‘greater perils of mountain scaling almost perpendicular In deference to the popularity and in- have éerest in automobiles, scenes will al- | y to SO be shown, which, in an extremely’ interesting manner, disclose the in- ventive skill, ingenuity organization J | and procsses that enter into th mak- Be tne |ing of autombobls at one of the largesi .ral wst— all its wondrous charm. EEING AMERICA FIRST” with LYMAN H. HOWE = ATIONAL, PARK IIS INST rr ISN oming mmm of the Evangelical Church preached 3 WME VAY ! | th ’ , th X i k K SUM EER GARDEN | the sermon, the text being taken from ling garden betwen the showers. ay8. V1 J. T. Smearman has taken over the = gelivered and every one spoke agency of the Grand Union Tea Co. | highly of it Mrs. Livengood has been { and Mrs. Chas. Messersmith ar | from Milton Wilmerding | peing the borough constable his custo- having been called here by the tots of fresh air calling on . La ~ 'ness of Mrs. John Messersmith. ras given by the pupils of Mrs. Wm. Harding is preparing to open sign and paint shop in the Boyer | lis systémproperty. weather boarding EEN 4 a -~ CITE Ten re -COLLINS- ONE CENT SALE Thursday, Friday, Saturday 3 Days May 4th, 5th and 6th. 3 Days This is your opportunity of making One Cent, our smallest coin, have the purchas- ing power of 5 cents to $2.00. AN EXAM- PLE" Regular price of Rexall Tooth Paste Is foe Add one cent and we give you two ubes. BESIDES REXALL TOOTH PASTE WE HAVE HUN. DREDS OF OTHER ITEMS. WE LIST A FEW BELOW, AAROROB0R0B0B080808000B0B0B0BIBCEL 500 CANS TALCUM 200 BOXES CANDY 600 POUNDS OF COFFEE 400 CAKES OF SOAP, 300 JARS COLD CREAM 400 BOXES PAPER 100 UMBRELLAS 10,000 ENVELOPES BE SURE AND GET A COPY OF OUR CIRCULAR. MOTHR’S DAY—Sunday, May 14th. For Mothers Living, Flowers Bright, For Mothers’ Memory, Flowers White. PLACE YOUR ORDER EARLY. The Rexall Swe Mevyersdale, Pa. Why “all weol?” Here's why When you think of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes as all wool garments, don’t stop ; there: Just consider the bearing of all wool goc ds on the way the suit wears, fits, keeps its shape The difference between wool fabric and part cotton doesn't appear until after the clothes are worn a while. 1 You want all wool; you'll get it when you buy a suit with the Hart Schaffner & Marx label in it Hartley & Baldwin The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes O —— templates building a front porch. were Meyersdale visitors Tuesday. | Oo —r ra RE Sn ~~, | Th basket ball game scheduled be-| The Garrett High School commence tween the Salisbury Scouts and the | ment will be held on Friday evening Conflunce High School for last Fri- | May 7th, 1916 at 8 o'clock in the Op- i day was called off on account of the | era House. Everybody welcome. i illness of several of the Confluence Mr. and Mrs. John Kretchman and team. daughter, Margaret spent Sunday ie visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Lease. 3 CANS KIDNEY BEANS The Garrett concert band ‘came at BITTNER’S GROCERY. out” Friday evening and serenaded the hotels. GARRETT. Born to Mr .and Mrs. J. Edwards Quite a few Garrett people took in ! last Thursday, a son. ‘the circus at Meyersdale, Tuesday. Rev. W. M. Howe, pastor of the “Tom” Cortney visited his friend, | Chuarch of the Brethren at Meyers- H. H. Nedrow on Sunday. | dale, is conducting the church servi- «South Side” mine closed Sunday. ces held in the local church of that The mining situation is not very fav- | denomination. | orable at present All the mines but | Harold Bittner is visiting his uncle the “Slope” have closed down and no ‘ Mahlon Meyers at Somerset. Signs of reopening them for some Mrs. Wallace Walker is visiting time. . her grandparents in Berlin, this Lester Finncane of Pittsburg is vis- | week. iting Cecil Brown, of this place. A W. L. Brant returned home Friday Mr and Mrs. Peter Prifts of Ber- after spending two weeks in Roanoke, oa Visiting = they, daughter, i Va. transacting business. rs. William Pritts on Monday. Charles Merrill, “Heg” Nedrow and Mrs, Ella Beabes of Windber was his friend motored te Rockwood Sun- visiting Garrett friends last week. day afternon. Mrs. La. W, Pollard and children | Clyde Satterfield, who has been were visiting Mrs. Pollard’s parents, | employed at the Westinghouse plant, at Berlin, this week returned home the past week. Prof. H. B. Speicher was in Hoo- BERKLEY. versville Sunday. The Baccalaureate service hel | last Sunday in the Opera House was i well attended Special music was ren- | dered by the union choir. Rev. WwW. H. B. Carney of the Lutheran church had charge of the service and Rev. Fye, Lewis Sutton, who was working at Pine Hill, is working for P. S. Bear. Miss Edna Walker spent last week with her sister, Mrs. R. H. Moser, of Woodlawn. Miss Cleda Shultz and Nellie Nei- miller spent Saturday evening with Miss Helen Saylor. The housewives are kept busy mak- { St. John 20:24. The theme of the dis- course was “Unselfishness and Self- Sacrifice.” The sermon was very a-| Mrs. Weldon Saylor of Canton, O. was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Reich ofthisplace. Miss Nellie Sellers, who was away Blauch and so besides | James Hopkinson is visiting Land- | sewing for several weeks, is home. will get !lord and Mrs. James Brown. Mr. Hop- BE. C. Martin and Howard Himes kinson was employed in the Westing- have closed down their lime ovens . house at Pittsburg and owing to the | for the summer. | : : : { ‘strike he is taking a vacation. | Farmers are very busy sowing Howard Yaist is making improve-| piss Rene Brant was in Salisbury | their oats. home in the way of on Tuesday. | The miners of this place are work- e house and con- Mrs. F. E. Judy and son, Ernest ! ing every day. ai | i re pF tu -— culati efficien chureh the ac Washi to the tion. Two Rev. 1 £0 ang vantag go to Call from Erie, and Ww under go to city and a locate The Erown pastor memb time. bers. charg munit depar thetic friend bout C1! the ( home Phils 1. Or the « in fc leagt there mou in t yet 1 Al " the | requ S. L lar t can mon and on | rily and but isfa the atte W inve bulk ral MO T Chu and aud Sun der: Hy Pra
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