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;lor of Boswell,
friends in town
Miss Florence 8S:
was visiting with
over Sunday.
Mrs. J. L.. Snyder of Glencoe, Pa.,
was shopping in town on Saturday.
Messrs I. D. Leydig, Alfred Broad-
water, F. W. Webreck and John
Miller, of Glencoe, were business
visitors in town on Saturday.
Mrs. Shannon Smith of Boswell is
visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Younkin this
week.
Special sale of Aluminum goods at
the Meyersdale Hardware. Now
on.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wild of
Charleroi, Pa., were the guests of
Mrs. Wild’s mother, Mrs. A. Stratton
during last week,
Mrs. John Sunheim, of Baltimore,
Md., is yislting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Payne for a few days. :
Miss Burndett Crowe spent the
latter part of last week in Somerset,
Pa., the guest of friends.
Jerl Faust, of Lima, Ohio., is visit-
ing his grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Kuhs, for a few days.
Special Sale of Aluminum goods at
the 'Meyersdale Hardware. Now
on.
George Mosholder, who underwent,
an operation in the Allegany Hospital
in Cumberland, Md., recently, has re-
turned Lome.
Mrs. Chelsea Slicer and daugbter,
Mrs. W. H. Rutter, of Somerset, Pa.,
came to Meyersdale on Monday ever:
ing and left on Tuesday for Cumber-
land where they attended the funeral
of Mrs. William Shaffenberg.
Rev. John N. Codori of Johnstown
is spending a few days in town the
guest of Rev. J. J. Brady.
Special Sale of Aluminum goods at
the Meyersdale Hardware. Now
on.
Mrs. Shannon Smith of Boswell and
Mrs. Elizabeth Younkin are spending
a few days with friends in Oumbgi-
land, Md.
Mrs. Hilton Thornley has raturned
from a week’s visit with friends in
Boswell, Pa.
Mrs. S. B. Philson was a Sunday
visitor in Berlin, Pa.
Mrs. C. W. Bittner, and children,
are visiting with friends in Pittsburgh
for a few days. :
Mrs. A. Swartz, of Somerset, who
has been the guest of Mrs. John Baer
for the past few days returned to her
home on Tuesday.
Special Sale of Aluminum goods at
the Meyersdale Hardware. Now
on.
George Doerner of Cumberland,
is spending a few days in town the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Anna Weber.
Miss Helen Lichty, who -had been
spending a short vacation with ber
parents, Dr. and’ Mrs. Bruce Lichty
has returned to Philadelphia, where
she is attending college.
Miss Mary Kerrigan of Connellsviils
Pa is the guest ‘of her cousin, Miss
Gladys Livengood.
Mrs. Michael Carey visited. with
her son, Thomas Carey in Somerset,
Pa., over Sunday.
Special sale of Alaominum goods 2t
the Meyersdale Hardware. Now
on.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cramer were
Sunday visitors in Confluence.
The Public Committee of the State
desires all persons who have gardens
or lots that they cannot plant, to
notify any of the following committee
who will arrange to have some one
plant and care for it; H. M. Cook, of
Meyersdale; Isaiah Good, of Somer-
set and John Gibson of Boswell.
Special sale of Aluminum goods at
the Meyersdale Hardware. Now
on.
We were pleasantly surprised last
Saturday by a short call from Mr. E.
Z. Rhoades, of Saxton.
Our neighbor, across the way, J.
W. Mallery, remembered on Monday
that April 23, was the anniversary
of his advent into this world of
troubles and trials and tribulations.
He would probably have forgotten it,
had it not been for the shower of
birthday cards which loaded his desk
in .the morning mail. We wish him
many more anniversaries accom-
panied: by good health and pros- |
perity.
Dr: C. J. Hemminger of Rockwood
was ‘a business visitor in town on
Monday.
Special sale of Aluminum goods at
the Meyersdale Hardware. Now
on;::.
SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL.
The Meyersdale Summer Normal
School will open on Monday, May 21st
and continue in session untill the
County Superintendent’s Examinatiou.
W. H. Kretchman, Prin.
Special sale of Aluminum goods at
the Meyersdale Hardware. Now
on. .
GUARDSMAN LOSES BOTH
LEGS WHEN RUN OVER BY
A TRAIN AT SAND PATCH
Nathan Milgram, on guard duty at
the Sand Patch Tunnel, sufferew the
loss of both legs yesterday when he
was run over by a train. He was taken
Bb Be Allegheny Hospital at Cumber-
an
ALLEN FOSTER COOPER \
IS SUMMONED BY DEATH | §
Uniontown, April 21.—Allen Foster
Cooper, former Republican Congress-
man from the Twenty-third District,
composed of Somerset, Fayette and
Greene Counties, dropped dead in the
garden of his home here last evening.
He was 54 years of age. Mr. Cooper
served as a permanent chairman of
the Republican State Convention in
1905, and had been a member of con-
gress for four terms.
Voted for Prohibition While War
Lasts
All of the church going people of
Somerset who attended services last
Sunday voted unanimously in favor
of prohibition as long as the war
continues, and
gress. Similar action was taken by
religious bodies throughout the en-
tire country. The \ action was
prompted by a desire to aid the au-
thorities to solve the food problem
and to turn the wheat, rye and bar- pt
ley now used in manufacturing dis-
tilled and brewed booze into bread.
Big stock of onion sets and loose §
garden seeds at Habel & Phillips.
..BRIGHTEN UP YOUR HOME
WITH NEW WALL PAPER FROM
P. J. COVER & SON.
Comrads Attention.
The Commander ‘of M. C. Larry
Post 214 requests that every member
of the Post
flinging
and let her float until the rights of
the U. S. are vindicated.
H. C. McKinley,
Commander.
BRIGHTEN UP YOUR HOME
WITH NEW WALL PAPER FROM |i
P. J. COVER & SONS.
DEAR MADAM;
Below, we offer you some
exceptionally good bargains in |§
| the fanious “18-92” ILLINOIS |H
Aruvminum Ware. We are |i
authorized to sell at these|(
Special Prices. We would |]
suggest that ycu call to-day
and take your choice of the |g
utensil or utensils you desire.
Bring the coupons with you.
MEYERSDALE
i1ARCWARE CO.
This COUPON and 69¢ entitles
Bearer to one regular $1.00 ‘18-927 |
Illinois Aluminum 5 pint Sauce Par.
The ‘above dealer is authorized to
sell at this Special Price.
IrniNois PURE ALUMINUM Co.
Titis COUPON
Bearer to one regular $1.65
Illinois Aluminur
s@rving Kettle.
The above dealer 1s authorized to 4
sell at this Special price.
ILLINOIS Pure ArumMminuM Co.
This COUPON and $1.43 entitles |
bearer to one regular $1.90 ‘18-927
Illinois Alaominum 4 quer ‘Windsor | §8
Kettle.
sell at this Special Price.
ILLINOIS PURE ALUMINUM Co.
This COUPON and $1.67 entitles
Bearer to one regular $2.35 ‘18-927:
Illinois Aluminum 9 inch Fry Pan.
Extra Thick.
The above dealer is authorized to
sell at this special price.
: ILLINOIS PURE ALUMINUM Oo.
- This COUPON and $1.76 entitles
Bearer to one regular .$2.35 ¢‘18-92"
Illinois Aluminum 2 quart Rice Cook:
er.
The above dealer is stihotised to :
sell at this special price.
1rrINois PUREALUMINUM Co.
What Life le.
Life is not made out of money, and
friendship, and talents, and patron-
age, and. family influenees, and -good
chances, and good positions, and good
health, and good nature. It is made
out of faith, virtue, knowledge, temper-
ance, patience, godliness, and brotherly
kindness and love.—Inninger.
The Real Reason.
Congressmen and legislators have not
been lowered in grade during the last
twenty years, but public understand-
ing has moved up so much that it just
seems that way.—Sioux City Tribune,
Wise and Unwise.
That is ever the difference between
the wise and unwise—the latter won-
resolutions to this |§
effect will be forwarded to our rep- | §
resentatives in both houses of Con-'$§
shows his patriotism by! #8
“Old Glory” to the breeze |&
and $1.19 entitles | 8
418-927
full 6 quart Pre- |
The above dealer is Enthoilgad ls 4
Kelly-Springfield Tire Plant Now Under Way
Ten Million Dollars to be Spent
Great opening townsite sale takes place May 1 and 2
FORTUNES WILL BE MADE
The Kelly-Springfield developement project will
be thrown open to investors for two days only, at
the low prices of $350 to $750 for fine business or
residence lots. The City of Cumberland is bonded
for hundreds of thousands of dollars for all perma-
‘nent improvements. The plant alone will cgst
$5,000,000. Four thousand men will be employed.
The payroll will be more than that of all Cumber-
land today. Increase in population means increase |
in wealth. ‘- ols f
Wealth Without Work:
The only way to acquire wealth without work is
to invest in realestate in a growing city.
v
Eons of Sale >
The terms will be one-fourth cash, balance on easy
payments. Ten percent discount for all cash on
these two days only.
»
Transportation Refunded
Railroad fare, within one hundred miles will be refunded to purchasers of lots
on these two days, «Free lunches will be served. There will be music. All
Cumberland will be there. ‘IFFree automobiles from corner of Baltimore and Centre
Don’t wait for the big rush. Come and select your investment now, to-
Maps and detailed information free on request,
streets.
day.
The COMBERLAND DEVELOPEMENT (0.,
long Distance Telephone 1698
Third National Bank Bldg., Cumberland, Md.
ET EE Eris
ders at what is unusual; the wise man
wonders at the usual.—Emerson,
Neyorsdale Auto Co,
A Full Line of -
Godoerr United States and Rolly. Soria oho Tires’
We egpect to’open cur Steam Vulcanizing Plant on orfabout May 1st, On
account of the vast increase in the price of tires, it will pay you to take good
care of your tires and have all cuts and bruises Vulcanized at once---You knew
is, Stitch in Time]
All Work Guaranteed.
Everybody Reads the COMMERCIAL;
The Leading paper of Somerset County.
~ROFESSIONAL CARDS.
FIRE, AUTOMOBILE
COMPENSATIUnN asw
PLATE GLASS INSURANCE
W. » COOK & SON
Meyersdale, Pa.
W. CURTIS TRUXAL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
‘SOMERSET, PA.
Prompt attention given to all regal
business.
WANTED—OId papers, magazines,
rubbers and shoes.
J. D. DONER,
12-16 210 Grant St.
Vetenarian
S. P. Fritz, veteanr ‘an, castraiiag
a speciality. P. 0 Address, Pima
Hill, Pa. Economy Pucuve, Gumbert
store. ud
Joseph L. Treaster
Puneral Bireetor and Enibalmer
Meyersdale, Penna.
Office : {
290 (‘inter Nree
Both I'iones.
Vesidence:
309 North Street
Ecoromy Phone.
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®| Raltimore & Ohio
RAILROAD
SPRING TOURS TO
WASHING TUN -
AND
BALTIMORE
MEKGH 31thD JUNE 1
$6.45 ROUKD THiP F. Gl
McYERSDALE
Tickets valid for all refular trains end food
returning 10 days including date of sale.
Tickets including 5 days boara in Washing
ton, £1de trips. etc Ly be secmed upon
_bayment of $20.50 Sail ional.
SECURE FULL INFORMATION
FROM TICKET AGENT
Alapasune tinted waus are
the fashion this year not only
because they are very sanitary
and economical, but also
because their colors are won-
derfully rick and soft.
The Beautiful Wall Tint
Come learn what beautiful
effects Alabastine colors and
stencil designs will give you.
Yor Serie by P. J. COVER & SON
I0DAY
SPRING EXGURSION TO
WASHINGTON
ro AND: 4
sul
BALTIMORE 5}
saturday April 28; wo
$6.45 oid
Regplar. train, leaves Meyers ale ¥, 5.0m, i
12: 2:21'p. m. Final yh X ipl 5
Sy TEER ETH Y
~ Western arvendips 4
Low rates from thar points. «Cen:
sult ticket SEEDST Mtge
SIMILAR EXQURSION« dung;
ie at df
ai
a
‘round trip frofi¢
Meyersdale
Sets Sa
Beautiful Bridges.
Popplar ‘ove of “art” may ‘be carried
too fir. ‘THe author of “Charis Bou.
bom, Colisfifble of, Fiance,” tells ti tHE
on the occasion of“the sack of Rome
the citizens" refused” to seclire ‘thatr
safety by taking the advice of “thet
eiptain, Beuzo da Cerl, and cutting
the bridges Ponte Quattro Capi and
Ponte Sisto. The people &zc®=sd on
| the ground that they were “tye Beau-
rm 5 sa
in
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