TWEINSTEIN'S
That Means Good Goods
At The Right Prices.
WITTENBERG.
Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Geiger were
callers at H. A. Geiger's on Sunday.
Farmers are busy sowing wheat.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Knepp and dau-
ghter Mary visited at the home of
Roland Ramhoff over Sunday.
Misses Rhea and Grace Shaffer call-
ed on their friends Lydia Smith on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Housel moved
their household goods to Deal last
Monday.
Miss Annie Geiger who had been
visiting friends and relatives in Scott-
dale for the past week has returned
home.
Miss Blanche Mankamyer is stay-
GARRETT i
Mrs. A. R. Miller delightfully enter-
tained the W. W. Society last Thurs-
day afternoon at her home. Mrs. Mil-
ler is a charming hostess and all pre-
sent report a nice time. During the
afternoon a lunch was served.
Miss Ruth Smith of Berlin spent
Friday as the guest of Miss Verda
Brant.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Miller left for
Atlantic City = last week where they
will spend their vacation.
Mrs. Earl Miller spent a few days
‘last week with her parents in Berlin.
Perry Sheeler who was employed in
Akron Ohio, is spending a few days in
Garrett with his family and friends.
When you come to the Meyersdale Fair, September
19-22, you will want to come in and look at the Fall
and Winter stock for you will be needing something
Harry Burkholder and sister motor- | ing at the home of Herman Tresler's soon. . “
AIN or shine, winter ed to Latrobe Sunday. at present. . . .
or summer, each } Mr. F. E. Judy and family spent | Born to Mr. and Mrs. Christ Manka- Are Prices are such that you will be interested, and
Uneeda Biscuit is crisp, Sunday in Greensburg. myer on August 29th, a son; to Mr. you will come in later to shop with us. If, however
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flaky, full of nutrimen Mrs. S. Bittner of Cumberland Md., | and Mrs. Herman Lottig, Sept. 5 you have a little extra time, just do your buying at
> got, was the guest of Mrs. Ida V. Brant Misses Grace and Sadie Suder, of : ying 1 .
fresh and tempting as the (&N once. We carry a full line of—
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minute it left the o > = N last Friday. Meyersdale, visited friends and rel-
ven. rt " ~~ Louise Gardner of Johnstown is vis- | atives in Wellersburg and in this . 9 ’ . s
5 From each opened box 4 A . iting her sister Mrs, H. Hostetler this | place for a few days. ! adies Gents Misses
C of Uneeda Biscuit there week. i a ) ’
comes that wonderfully / Miss Ruth Sturtz who was visiting VIM. 9
1 appetizing odor of fresh- A relatives and friends in Cumberland, Mrs. Jacob Klingaman of near Ber. | MN and Boys Goods
baked biscuit. \ Bolan her hone last Senos. Kley’s Mill spent several days of last | fi\
y Miss Clara Bittner was visiting re- t 9.
. X, week at the home of her daughter N Th ile .
x ae i turn- e Price is what will take your eye. r
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY CEN latives in Somerset last week return | yr, Bruce Fike. a your eye, Our Clerks :
x Bhs ing home Sunday. Messrs. James Harding, John Com- | AN. will be pleased to show you what we have. 2 EF
Myrtle Hostetler returned ‘home | oT mont Fike and Howard MN
rere Sunday after having spent several | no. outoed to the Somerset County 1 E
MEYERSDALE COMMERCIAL weeks with her grandparents, Mr. Home last Sunday. \ . :
Ti THEATRICAL Ri and Mrs. ore at oem “ Mrs. Cora Wenver of Youngstown, /N The Place 1S Next Door
e new Vitigraph Blue ibbon Miss Blanche Smith called on Gar- : PR .
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY feature, “The Suspect,” was produced Sr lenis Tuesday. Ohio spent Monday at the home of MN To The Post Office oo
AT MEYERSDALE, PA. under, the capable direction of S. | i i aly. Nicholson. \ : es
: : . md Mr. W. H. Miller who is employed Mrs. James May of Goodtown spent | ¥ a a d
A. M. SCHAFFNER, O Rankin Drew, who is one of, if not | at Indian Creek spent the week-end | yon, ggturday to Wednesday morning MN
. . FNER, Owner. .the youngest director in the motion with his family. the home of CO. W Trosdler
_—— picture profession. Mr. and Mrs. James McDonough, 2 : (ra : 1 R A & @ t
K. CLEAVER, Editor and Manager. Mr. Drew is especially in the “figh : Mrs. Sadie Mull of near Coal Run \
Mr. pecially in the “fight arrived Saturday to spend a few days spent Sunday and Monday at Vim /N
TET scenes” in his pictures and more than | at the home of L. W. Pollard. Mr. Mc- > . 9 el n S ein
i i i : cys ; : a { gi Ya : ith friend d relatives.
When baig ene 3 2 justifies his reputation in “The Sus- | Donough is interchange clerk at the en ey sad family of Green. AN @®
50 | pect.” There are a number of instan- | Pennsylvania R. R. at Pittsburg. : WW
i ® {lle township spent Sunday at the | %V.
ces where the picture would have fail- Mr. R. B. Ellis was a Connellsville vi : PYF P IIIT ITY TTL PPP PIII IITITI IHG
GLENCOE Fon flat had the fight scenes been un- de Monday 18 es home of W. W. Nicholson. (SESSIONS CELT LEEEWN
fri | : . ton of Meyersdale spent §
Mrs. W. H. Heasel of Friedens | yea, N. S. Werner of Rockwood was call: Mrs. Eaton o pe A PA nr rN
spent the week-end with friends ani Tuesday at the home of her daughter, [
There is not one of these scenes in | ing on Garrett friends last week.
the picture which does not show Mrs. Ray Landis and niece Marion
real vim and strength on the part of | Hendrix of Berlin visited at the home
the actors. Mr. Drew plays in these | of Mrs. Ida O. Brant Monday and
scenes himself and his attitude | Tuesday of this week.
would frighten the others into a real Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Merrill, Mrs.
TE aeaTeratatatass atatssacucniutacnisiatatusacacuiutucatuiainiaiaiae sled
Vulcanizing
Mrs. Milton Resh.
Mrs. Anna Meyer and Miss Sadie
Mull and Mrs. Rebecca Brown and
son Carl spent Monday at the home
of Milton Meyer in Brothersvalley
relatives.
Threshing has all the farners by
the throat and the boys sure have thie
dust in their eyes. The gang is com-
prised of men with the exception of
Cookie Alice.”
Mrs. Lewis Little and daughters,
Mr. Cupp and wife of Friedens arrived
here Sunday by jitney to spend the
day with Mrs. W. H. Miller.
Don’t let sympathy go to waste.
Pass it on to Karl Raupach to soothe
his loneliness since the departure of
Virgie for New York.
On Sunday evening
Harry Cook.
dressed himself up in his horse and | tion of he production being captured
buggy and hied away to Mountain | py the
Valley.
© Mrs. J. H. Spicer of Cumberland
came home Tuesday to spend a fort-
night with her parents. , ,
Peal your “glims > for the dressed
up rig that hitches on the main boul-
ward nightly it has three yellow andi
one wheel and belongs {o the “Rowdy
boss.”
Merchant I. D. Leydig and wife
were Greensburg visitors this week.
C. W. Bittner of Meyersdale and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Bittner of Rockwood
spent Sunday with W. H. Bittner’s.
Marion Leydig Etta Shafer and
Alice Webreck returned in sections
from tlieir Eastern trip last week.
Mrs. Shipley and children of Con-
nellsville left fc: home on Monday.
Fie :
Ya WELLERSBURG
“ Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kennell and
daughter Ida Elizabeth of Cumberland
spent Saturday ond Sunday with
friends and relatives in town,
Mr. F. P. Shaffer of Deal spent
Tuesday in the burg and Mt. Savage.
The public road is being guarded at
the Mason and Dixon line by the
healtr officer, no children under six-
teen years of age are allowed to go
across the line on account of the in-
fantile paralysis epidemic.
Mr. G. W. Witt, Levi and Homer
Beal spent Monday near Cooks Mill
on business.
Miss Naomi Emerick after spending
a few days in town returned home
Tast week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clauson and
family of Cumberland spent Sunday
with Grandma Shaffer.
Nyna Lowery of Ellerslie is visiting
her sister Mrs. Russell Kennell.
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Representative Gillett, of Massachu-
setts, has settled the postmaster gen-
eral with his speech made
floor of the House, in which he poiat-
ed out the raid made through a propo-
siticn to motorize the routes, hundreds
of old carriers, under civil service,
have been the j
places filled
this branch of the postal service had
peen demoralized, its efficienc: reat
ly impaired, by this return o t
spoils System.
n the
wn out of j¢
by, democrats
reat-
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In a time of stringent blockade bY
the Allies, Germany sent a submarine
freighter to this country with a cargo
of dyes. She sold them in a ready
market at fabulous prices. What will
she not do when the blockade has
been removed by the peace agreement
and with no protective tariff to pre-
k for “Americans
m kets
fight if they started off in a haphaz-
ard manner. In one scene where Mr.
Dred and Mr. Cooper came to blows
| James M. Bowlby and Ida O. Brant
were visitors at the county seat Sat-
| urday.
over some argument Mr. Drew's |. An Automobile party consisting of
wrist was wrenched by Cooper who { Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Merrill and family,
twisted it entirely around when he | Ww. M. Kistler and family, Dr. McClell-
discovered that Drew was getting | and and wife motored to Bedford
him near the floor. Springs Sunday.
Another scene shows the Nihilists, | Clyde Bittner and Walter Lehman
who play a prominent part in the ac- | were visiting in Scottdale a few days
recently.
Russian police and dragged ‘Walter Liberty. returned to Cor
from their secret meeting place. As | rigansville Monday. where ‘he {8 em-
the different officers drag the captives { ployed ‘after having spent the week-
down the high stone steps of the | end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J.
{ building there is no “faking,” for when ' Liberty.
| the scene was over the unfortunate
Mr. A. BE. Mason was a Hyndman
| captives had to wish to so much as | yisitor last week.
witness the production when it was | (Clyde Bittner and John Burkhold-
completed.
er spent Sunday in Connellsville.
Mr. James Liberty was transacting
business at Somerset Wednesday.
Lloyd Schrock was a Meyersdale
visitor Saturday.
| This masterpiece will be shown at
the Bijou Thestre Friday September,
22nd,
ad ir ieee — |
fi CONFLUENCE | J. H. Black of Meyersdale was trans-
Mrs. H. P. Meyers has returned acting business in Garrett Wednes-
| from a visit with friends at Meyers- | day.
dale, Messrs. E. D. Wagner, J. C. Hauger,
1. P. Shipley and Frank Gress were ! J, P. Wagner were in Cumberland
town on | Saturday on business.
| Born to Mr. and Mrs. F. Knepper a
boy Monday evening,
| Geo. Oaks returned from Akron Ohio
among those who visited
business Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Pore and daugh-
ter, Reba, and son Bryce. reurned re-
cently frcm a motor trip through the Saturday where he was visiting
east. friends.
| D.P. Weyland who works for the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad as carpen-
ter, is spending a few days here with
his family.
H. P. Burnworth of Johnson Chapel
was here yesterday on his way uo
Uniontown, where he will serve as 2 Mr. S. P. Lease purchased the W.
juror this week. A. Merrill house situated on the corn-
Mrs. George Marietta of Connells- | er of Walker street along street Rail-
ville, was a pleasant visitor here with
friends last week.
E. Froze, the well known lumber-
man of Connellsville, was here on
husiness recently.
Dr. C. P. Large of Meyersdale, was
an official visitor here Saturday.
Miss Alice Ream has returned from
a visit with friends in Connellsville
and other points down the road.
at Bedford.
Miss Ethel Devore of Rockwood
spent Tuesday and Wednesday with
Garrett friends,
Purchases Property
way. Mr. Lease is remodeling the
house and expects to occupy it in a
week or two.
Moving Week
The flats above the first National
Bank are again occupied Mr. and Mrs.
W. S. Pritts have moved in the one
uat ond Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Merrill
are moving in the other one.
President Wilson was at least SIPPLEVILLE
frank on one issue he made it perfes- Mrs. White and three children
ly plain. that he is everlastingly op- Marie, Oscar and Harry, of Akron
posed to the principle of a protective Ohio, who at one time resided here
tariff, though of course he may change , Were welcome visitors in this vicinity
his mind before election. this week.
A deacon who dil not favor church Mrs. Henry Swearman was a wel
was going along a dark street | come caller at Berlin last week.
suddenly appeared! P. BE. Burkholder is wearing his,
bazers
when a footpad
Mr. W. R. Snyder was a welcoms
caller at Henry Sipples over the week-
end.
L. R. Sipple visited relatives in St.
Paul Sunday.
Baer Brothers Charles and Frank
are threshing in this vicinity.
suffered some pal
“It's
gs of remorse.
rough to be gone
aint it, sir?”
and, pointing his pistol, began to re- | hat on the side since, it is a boy.
lieve his victim of his money. i Miss Margaret Schockey was a vis-
The thief, however, apparently itor at Geo. Sipples this week.
preity
through like
quired.
“Oh, that’s all right, my man,” the
“held-up” one answered, cheerfully.
«I was on my way to a church bazar.
You're first, and there’s an end to it.”
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
| Have you seen Beatrice Fairfax?
this
he in- |
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Pay your subscription to the Com-
mercial during Fair week.
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Watch for her, Who? Beatrice Fair-
Miss Mayme Tucker spent Sunday |
| (Centre M.
township.
Mr and Mrs. James Boyer and Miss
Martha Klingaman of Berkley Mills
spent Sunday at the home of Bruce
Fike.
Mr. Wm, Moses and family of near
Salisbury spent Sunday at the home
of P. C. Miller.
Mrs. Albert Baer and family spent
Sunday in Salisbury.
Harry Aurandt Jr. and Claude Brant
of Meyersdale spent Sunday after-
‘noon with their friend Ezra Nicholson
at Vim.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Vought and
son Lloyd spent Sunday afternoon at
the home of Milton Fike.
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Representative Fess, of Ohio, one of
the great orators of the House, in
speaking of the Republican policy
said to a group of colleagues: “The
Republican idea is to build up and
maintain the home market. That
means to bring the agriculturist, the
manufacturer, the miner, and the ex-
change man all into close cooperation.
It proceeds upon the theory that what
will aid the one will not hurt the oth-
or. It means to make possible the nro-
ducer by making possible the con-
sumer. It invests capital in order to
employ labor. In this way what helps
the consumer will not hurt the produ- |
cer.
Sr ISIS ISSN IIIS SSN
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The proof of the pudding is in the
eating, prove the quality of our Gro-
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Yau cannot match our coffees for
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It will pay you to try a packaage of
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If you are interested in saving money,
and getting quality these prices ought
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1 Jar best Table Relish for 10 cents.
1 can Royal Scarlet Shad for 15 .cents.
2.15 cent can best Baked Beans for 25
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3-10 packages Corn Starch for 25 cents
3 tbs. Ginger Snaps for 25 cnts.. J.
3 cans Lye for 25 cents.
7-5 cent bars good laundry soap for |
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3 cakes best Glycerine Soap for 25
cents.
3 cans Polly Urim Cleanser for 25
cents.
6 packages Washing Powder for 25
cents.
Boy Ward’s Bread; it is sanitary in
every respect, and will please you...
F. A .BITTNER
BOTH PHONES
Meyersdale Pa,
Beatrice Fairfax is coming.
The Cemented Patch is but a
very unreliable makeshift --
have the puncture repaired
permanently by our VUL-
CANIZING.
Our Vulcanizing - Method re-
pairs the puncture forever--it
it does not melt off, slip or de-
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Our Service is Prompt and
the cost is really nominal.
TRY US.
EARL KFLLEY
RRA EOBEORC ROBBER
Meyersdale Auto Company.
MEYERSDALE, PENNA.
Both Phones FRED FLOYD
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Big Milliner
Opening-
Miss Mae Diehl desires to announce that
she will have her Fall and Winter Millinery
opening—
Friday & Saturday, Sept. 15-16
and that she has as fine an array of the latest
styles in HATS, RIBBONS, Etc. to be found
anywhere.
——Call Friday and Saturday—
MAE DIEHL, Millinery Store.
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