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PUCLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
AT MEYERSDALE. PA.
A. M. SCHAFFNER, Owner.
K. CLEAVER, Editor and Manager.
When paig strictly in advance $1.25
When not paid in advance $1.50
en-waffle dinner with all the trim- : : ! £ =
REPUBLICAN PARTY TICKET mings on Sunday to a few relatives the little appetites hungry ior more. — SOME.
For President and friends. N. B. C. Graham Crackers added HA L
CHARLES EVANS HUGHES,of New Marion Leydig gave a little “fare- an individuality and nut-like flavor TL
work. ? well” on Saturday evening for Etta that other graham crackers lacked.
For Vice President Shaffer of Chicago who was here for This makes them an almost DY er FREE—FREE 4 t
CHARLES W. FAIRBANKS, of Indi- the summer. Miss Shafer left for the sally popular article of everyday diet. ; : 1
ana, : West Tuesday accompanied by her . A Whistle with Each 5c. Glass
For State Treasurer hostess as far as Greensburg where NATIONAL BISCUIT | r SERVED ONLY AT = - |
HARMON M. KEPHART, of Fayette they attended a house party for the COMPANY x An
County.
For Auditor General
CHARLES A. SNYDER, of Schuykill
County.
For United States Senator
PHILANDER C. KNOX, of Allegheny
hor:e for a short visit.
on Tuesday. His wife
Mr. Cook’s parents for the present.
riage of John H. Tressler of Cumbar-
land to a Miss Thomas
Connellsville.
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2 bert Bittner of Akron, Ohio is
Geo R. Cook left for Osceola Mills
will stay with
Word was received here of the mar-
Alice Webreck served a real chick-
week.
Bon Leydig is some Jockey when it
comes to getting thru our city street's
and alleys with the electric off; ask
Etta if in doubt.
Forget that variegated wheeled ob-
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CRACKERS
You don’t have to coax the children
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Crackers. These are not only rich in
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County. ject that used to occupy the Main MEYERSDALE, - - . -
For Congressmen- at-Large drive “The Boss” has a brand new . du
THOMAS S. CRAGO, of Greene vehicle since spending Fair Week Q ? Victor Records TR AE i ol IE
County. ‘| with his “mamma.” BBOAABOB BB em nm be
MAHLON M. GARLAND, of Alle.| “Pathetic Bob” Webreck with one ORR CRORES EOR0R0R0RCAORRIRCRE08T
gheny County, finger wagging holds down the heavy 5 PERSO}
JOSEPH McLAUGHLIN, of Allegheny [end of Jacob Ludy’s farm for the 3 ® ® F. N. St
County. coming fortnight. d : i B=
JOHN R. K. SCOTT, of Philadelphia Sol Martz is recovering slightly 5 1 n Clash
County. . | from a sick siege. . : foi ol
For Congress John Poorbaugh and family of Car- ie ; . oe
romp ponerse vets | ronnie na. sno ne wexes| 1 he Second National Bank | =a
County. with relatives. ; bi A
For Assembly Mrs. Schrock runs his restaurant, 2 OF MEYERSDALE PA x d atch is but a
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ROBERT W. LOHR, of Jenner. the while. ~ ’ : The Cemente P ee
MORRIS W. SPEICHER, or Milford —————————————————— TS , ° °
UNION VALLEY Report at the Close of Business June 30, 1916 ; very unreliable makeshift is a A
Everybody about done cuttng corn; : st gi 1
Democratic debaters who discussed | taking out potatoes is now on the pro- : have the puncture repaired i Toes
the eight-hour bill in Congress took | gram but the potato crop is a failure RESOURCES. LIABILITIES ; pe
great pains to absolve the labor lead- | lots of rotten ones and a small crop. V U = 18308
ers from the charge that they had [| Harvey Leisure is working for Lew- Loans and Investments. $482,643.06] Capital stock paid in... _$ 65,000.00 permanently by our Li Soo :
compelled Congress to deal with the | js Keefer on the Philson farm near . alisbury.
problem, It was the President, they | Berlin. U. S. Bonds and Premiums 72,231.87] Surplus Fund and Profits. . . 57,035.88 CANIZING. - Miss i
averred, who brought the matter tc Sorry to report Mrs. H. F. Habel is Real ‘ . ; iting rela
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Copttol Hill. In this they were Yight. | seriously 1; been in bed several eal Estate, Furniture, Fix. 63,374.50} Circulation. ._. -_. —.____ 63.700.00 Vv 1 es M th d coning.
The President tcok the problem o.t | days. Cash and due from Banke. 55,977.76 Deposits ©... 488.491°31 Our ulcanizing etnoa re- Mre ¥
of the hands of the men and the man- Mrs. W. H. Habel of Meyersdale is rr : * . for a vis
agers when they were negotiating | at the home of her son on account of Total Resources. $674,227.19 Total Liabilities... $674.227.31 pairs the puncture forever--it in Cumbe
and before the federal board of med- | her daughter inlaw being" sick. ; ; : trend Ber) M
iation and conciliation had determin- | Mr. Allen Ravenscraft and Harry Growth as shown in foliewing statements made to Ccmptreller of Currency. it does not melt off, slip or de- . days a
ed that they were powerless. When be | Keefer of Cumberland spent a few : ASSETS Pennsyly
found that he could not settle it, ne | hours Sunday with their parents. 1 1 k £ Preach
dumped the thing into the lap of Con- Mr. W. H. Habel and daughter Mrs. July 15, 08 $262,014,92 velop SIOW ea S etc. Church 1
gress. It was the President who put | Clarence Rowe spent a few hours at ae 2% 2 a yy ®
the shameful necessity upon Congress | H. F. Habel’s Sunday. arch /, 512,574.48 . o iss
of yielding to dictation. Simon Keefer was at Brant’s ap- April 4, 191 3 $605,870.62 3 Our Service 1S Prompt ~ and De
ple butter factory last week haviagz h = he . ew wee
THE CHILDREN butter made. March, 4, 1914, §$610,212.34 : the cost is really nominal. diss |
H. F. Habel, Elmer and Frank Kee- 2° “aA -
Children. im general, not our ow’, fer were Sunday callers at Christ March 4, 1915 $624868.35 x Pittsbu;
are often spoken of with a tinge of | Mankamyer’s. N 1 0 1 1 d TR Y US. Miss |
disparagement for the reason that Frank Keefer is working for H. F. OV. 3 ’ 6 2,875.57 : la few gs
they are at times annoying or trouble- | Habel. : ries p : 3 Walsh i)
some. On most occasions they make Miss Agnes Keefer who is employ- Se t.1 2 1916 $674 227 19 s iss "
their presence known and the adults | ed at Simon Murray's spent Sunday Pp y 9 9 ° 8 M : d 1 A t ( Visiting
look upon their pranks and move- | with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas. | ~~rnrnrrnans rms mrs NE eyers ale uto ompany. NO
ments in a sort of patronizing way. Keefer. at John Dietles were N. P Maust, A Comi x x rian
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What the children are is appreciat- Mrs. Lydia Beal is visiting old |G. Maust, Lloyd Fike, Mrs. Howard | Mutual Weekly showing some | & MEYERSDALE, PENNA. : . i
ed indeed very much by those Who | friends and acquaintances in our lit-| Miller and Little daughter Kira, Miss | scenes of the recent water battle 3 . iB Sm
have been attending the Sunday tle valley at the present time. Mary Miller, Miss Nettie Maust and |held at Connellsville between the 5 EARL KELLEY Both Phones FRED FLOYD & A
schools for the past few weeks while | P. W. White and family and Ezra | Mrs. Albert Wahl all of Woodlawn | local fire boys and the Stowe township | § | : . MPs
the guaranting on children under 16 | Nicholson spent Sunday in Allegheny | nr. and Mrs. Ed Maust of Meyers- | firemen, the greatest water battle ev- By rer eR CREB ORCS BRERA BORN BTBBBR RRR 5 2 Lo
years -* has been in force for there | Township at the home of Conrad |dale and Mr. Ira Shuck of Somerville. er fought in this. section. SE Sean - ig here
were no children present and there | Deist. Mrs. Harvey Wahl spent a few days o > af res Su 1
was an aching void in the hearts of Ezra Nicholson is spending this | with her sister Mrs. Ida Dietle who | ; [ THE HOME O Si
all and everyone now is glad that | week with his Uncle P. W. White. |had been very sick WORN a ENE en “AMERICA FIRST AND AMER- F Mrs.
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mext Sunday the hum of happy voices Susie Diest who has been working| (Crawford Dietle spent Sunday with oF MEVERSDALE COM ca EFFICIENT. li G ° departe
and the sunshine on the faces of | at the home of P. W. White the past | pis cousin Bruce Shultz who had MERCIAL : Ws coms 3 siatei in a pain ua ity rogeries Whore
cheery-hearted are to take pos- |six months returned to her home on |; ; ; : ’ 3 3 SE le — visiting
i day School which ; just come home from the Rospital, Published each Thursday in the ||, and direct i...her our faith, Gur Our whole time and attention is Mr. :
session of the Sunday School wail Sunday last. tM dais, P purpose and our pledge. This % :
will transform it into a real Sunday | Say Boys! don’t hang those sleigh | AMUSEMENTS AT THE Yome 8 So. Be 0) > representative gathering is a hn to the task of appeasing the the for
School. and cow bells too high for there is an- SUMMER. GARDEN | vill ne hh " 2 Mi Panes happy augury. It means the puolc appetite, How about yours? thir so
America’s great poet, Longfellow | other wedding very close at hand. “Beatri Falrienh ville, Pa.; Editor, K. Cleaver, Mey- strength «f reunion. It means Try Sunshine Cakes and Crackers. Mrs. M
SAyS:- ea rice airfax ersdale, Pa. that the party of Lincoln is re- They will please you. It will pay EMPTY
Come to me, oh, ye children! The next episode “THE ADVEN-| Sworn to and subscribed before me stored, alert, effective. It means you to buy our own blended Coffee. SALE
Jia, 45, 3 : WELLERSBURG TURES OF THE JEALOUS WIFE” | this 28th day of Sept. '9'6. the unity of a common percep- Y Harve
For 1 hear you at your play Mr William Killian of Newville, |in the BEATRICE FAIRFAX series J. M. Gnagey, Notary Public tion of paramount national Good 50 cent brooms for 40 cents Heaiy
And the thoughts that have perplex- |p, ig spending a few days as the lis the attraction at the SUMMER My Commission expires at the end needs. It means that we are this yest - day ev
+3, Re ied Se aks guest of his daughter Mrs. James | GARDEN for Saturday this Week lof the next session of the Senate. neither deceived nor benumbed We sell the best Silyer Polish on Burges
For ve, are 0 than 4 the poems Resaig of (is ples along with four other reels including DY Boal Son Tons the market for the money; 25 cent > Mrs.
a , x 2ad Min, Fons Els or Ak-|one of those funny “KRAZY CAT” SUMMIT TOWNSHIP period, perhaps more critical Jars for 15 cents. x a : who hz
ot : je are the guests of the form-| cartoons, don’t miss the second pic-| Farmers are busy digging thei : i ; ivi
re the livi oems while ’ § y digging their po than any period since the civil < Alma.
Bo ee ers parents Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Blank, | ture play of this series, each one a | tatoes which seem to be a fair crop. Ee We mesd a dominant WE QUOTE ONLY A FEW PRICES nol
: Earl Witt was a business caller in |complete story. ~~ Mr. and Mrs. George Vought spent sense of national unity, the ex- THIS WEEK. Mr.
ADDISON Cumberland Tuesday. Charlie Chaplin Sunday at the home of Austin Miller erclse of our best constructive 1 Box Matches 4 cents. Mrs. B
. : : Harvest home service will be held{ gpecial for the little folks that fun-|and family " powers, the vigor and resource- 5 cent can Sardine Paste for 4 cents. ses
Mrs. Laura Duckworth is 1vi9g |p the Reformed church Sunday, Oc . : : fulness of a quickened America 10 t Poll i £ Visit,
La rch Sunday, Oct-| ny fellow CHAPLIN in the latest com-| Daniel Klink is building a kitchen Bore lea, cent can Polly Prim Cleanser for D. Pf
very ill with dropsy. ober, Sth. by Rev. A. W. Von Kaske, |eqy “POLICE” alon ith the “MYS-'to his hous h . We desire that thé Republican Pla
Mr. A. C. Jeffreys is nursing a very | pocior > yr 2 g wi e to his house. Adam Johnson is doing party as a great liberty party 7 cents. Sylv
sore hand: about a week ago he hurt | . Ar one those who attended the rr : or MYRA" and other Tesis, [the carpenter work. ; shaH be the agency of national Royal Scarlet Oyster Cocktail 9 cents Lecke!
Iie finger on the right hand end later mo vorednie. t i; BD wor !don t of to see CHAPLIN. it's him] Teachers and scholars of this towua- achievement, the organ of the 12 1 2 cent can Lima Beans for 7 cents on Su
blood poisoning developed. y air last week were:pack in his old time slapstick, with | sh ip are waiting for school to begin. effective expression of dominant Good Rio Coffee at 16 cents per. 1b. hore
e 3 : | Homer and Ellsworth Beal, Reginald | hjs hand-me-down suit and worn-oat| Solomon Summy sold his farm to Americanism. What do | mean 1-2 1b., Good Mixed 21 cents* Mi
Miss Ora Brook entertained her | gyafier. G. W. Witt, Ralph Poorbaugh | \ 1s hat? ¥ moan Americe con: -» Goo ixed Tea for 21 cents iss
Sunday School class last week at her | 14 mana Witt ’ shoes, : Elmer Engle for $3,000. Y be a a )ot 2 0 25 cent can Runkles Cocoa fo ts vis
; : ; sd } ; a . ‘Man and His Soul” Mrs. Ellen Smith of Sacramento 2010 power, awake to coll 21 cents. d
home; refreshments were served at a} 14 Helen Wingert is spending | FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN and BEV- Calf. is visiting I gation, erect in self respect, pre- : an
jate hour and the mercy crowd left for { oo or51 weeks with friends and rela- | grRLY BAYNE h 1 ning Blfale visiting her, sister Mie J. A pared for every emergency, de- 3 10 cent rolls best Toilet Paper Breig.
home. The party consisted of the fol yi qq jy Meyersdale. on of 1 . il - JOpsl af prove. voted to the ideals of peace, in- for 25 cents. Mrs
lowing young ladies: Misses Mae x Anal sok And son foores and queen of motion pictures, will el Milton Gnagey moved to Meyers- stinct with the spirit of human Have you tried Royal Scarlet Shad? seph
z . : Mrs. a o son George | geen at the SUMMER GARDEN Tues- |dale on Tdesday. brotherhood, safeguarding both
and Bessie Jeffreys, Ada Witt, Mae of Cooks Mill spent Sunday at G. W : z | safeg g bo They are repeaters. are
Bird Mary Burrows, Virginia . D yun rs day Oct. 2nd in “MAN AND HIS | The many friends of Mrs. A. L. Faid- | individuad opportunity and the relat
Wiiht Witts. ' *|SOUIL’ the name of the two above ley took her by srrprise and helped | | public interest, maintaining a Free Delivery. His
in . — ctarh is enough, you need not know [her to celebrateher 50th birthday om | well ordered constitutional sys- !
Miss Della Kurtz of Swissvale who | WOODLAWN any more about this METRO wosder- last Saturday evening. Mrs. Faidley tem adapted to local self gov- EF. A Bll TNER oy
has been spending a few weeks With | people “all busy with all kinds of | hlay, if you miss it yon will miss ene | was also the reinient of man otal | ernment without the sacrifice of . ’ :
her mother, Mrs. Annie Kurtz, left | fall work ey 5 > : | mh EE vee yu | essential national authority, ap- BOTH PHONES their
for her h Wednesday morning ik b Sat of the best presmuws of the week. [presents preciating the necessity of sta Bank
or her home on C sday ming. C. J. Fike raised his barn on Satur- a i | ” \ !
Harry Witt has accepted a situa-|g, Billie Burke . 1 RB J. Engle and Marling Gnagey | bility, expert knowledge and Centre Mt. Meyersdale Pa, Llo
; re» t Wan it Tone ay. : The clever little actress is the talk | were Somerset visitors on Monday. | thorough organization as the in- patric
tione.at. Connellsville ang, Wi En A. G. Maust spent Monday in HO0-|,¢ fiimdome, rain or shine the*SUM- | Mrs. H. L. Maust and mother Mrs, | dispensable conditions of secu- 3 timor
here on Wednesday morning with | yergville to see about the School he | \rmp GARDEN is filled, there is a rea- | Julia Engle were St, Paul visitors on ! rity and progress; a country TWO. GUARDIANS NAMED. day
his family. is going to teach this coming term. son, GLORIA‘S ROMANCE is o won- | fast Sunday. loved by its citizens with a pa- Because he has been adjudged men- =
Quite an interesting crowd vis 2d | Mr. and Mrs. E. Maust of Meyers-{s.,.ty] feature serial photoplay with | oT5e TF 8 inbred . “oy triotic fervor permitting no divi- {tally incompetent to the extent that x
: 0 { 5 be 2 I 3 ; George E. Witt improved his resi Y : : ; | 4 Mis
Mrs. E. R. Grimes last week to see a | dale and Mrs. Albert Wahl took din- lthe clever little star, Biille Burke. dence by building a new porch. | sion in their alleglance and no | he is not competent to look after his ROVE
night blcoming ce plant bloom. | ner at Christ Wahl’s on Sunday. | She holds the attention on Thusday ! Mr. and Mrs. Russel Mitchel of daly in their A ear | property, guardians have been ap- Miss
1 to iv wo . Mr ~r Ov Tah | yh ar = Amer - 1
THis, ie the second time im two! Mr. and Mrs Harvey Wahl, and}; pg Boynton were Sunday visitors at the i Lh a RI on | pointd for Abr. Bell, a wellknown to he
monihs inst fe Hen i= ee ay wl Sy ee Overalls. ‘home of Henry Schrock and family. ! respond to your summons.— | Lincoln Township farmer. The guard day
and it is surely a beautiful plant be- rist Wahb's. ! Lo ak te. a} nr 1 y | : :
and 3 » t iy oht John Dietle is able to take short | oo a for ie 8 . 8! Samuel Fullem is on the sick list at hn Hughes’ speech of ac | jans are Attorney F. W. Biesecker and Mr
Ing: La ats Shier : eh Te ITY uy | 5-Act Masterpiece wil h the old Tri-| 3 c . Jame
Born tc Mrs. Walter Fa- | motes Bow to nt fink be yn (angle favorite, Rhea Mitchell in the presem, ; or mum OO o | Robert Bell. The court has fixed the fo Ct
cenbaker Ol try - sisi ‘2% Heading role, an American 1 Salome Kinsinger is suffering from en { guardians’ bond at $2,000. day
7. Gs iR ) tion. ppendicitis at this writing Get onr prices on job work and
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