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less than the wholesale cost.
bought in the limited time advertised. Our motto: “Quick Sales and Small Profits.”
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'MEYERSD ALE, PA.
LUCKY PURCHASE SALE
Starts Saturday Morning, July 28, at 9:00 a. m, and will continue until August 15th
We have been lucky in making a wonderful purchase of first class up to date seasonable goods at a great
sacrifice which we will place on sale at Our aim is to dispose of the stock
Ladies’ Suits
$18 Values - $8.95
Ladies’ Coats |
Wash Skirts
2.50 values -
2.00 values -
1.50 values -
$195 | 7
$1.15
- 89¢
Bungalo Aprons
55¢
48c
5c values -
65c values .
Silk Waists
7.50 values - $4.95
3.00 values - $1.95
10.00 values - $4.95
15.00 values - $9.95!
Silk Dresses
20.00 values - $11.95
15.00 values - $9.95
in
Silk Poplin
Dresses
10.00 values -
White Lawn and Fancy
. House Dresses
1.50 values - 95c¢'|
New Fall Ladies’
Hats at $1.95
all shades |
$5.50
~~ Lawn Dresses
3.50 values -
$1.95
Men’s and Boys’
Silk Skirts
plaids and stripes
black and blue
latest style
values up to $10.00
Sale Price, $4.90
Voile waists
Children’s
Dresses
at 48c and 89c
at 95¢
One Lot of
blue and black
Serge Skirts
will be closed out at
95¢
Clothing at a Big
Reduction
Everything in the store
at rock bottom prices.
First come, first served
Meyersdale
Pennsylvania
carne | Misses Darl Saylor and Edith Wil-
: helm at Berkley Mills.
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Mrs. Emma Younkin has returned
form a visit in Erie, Pa.
Miss Stella McQuain
Miss Constance Gordon, of Keyser,
W. Va., is the guest of her cousin,
| Miss Mildred Payne. i
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Miller have re-,
turned from Atlantic City, where
they had been visiting. sel i
Wednesday 'i Mr. and Mrs. Shannon Smith and
ednesday in Cumberland. : Mrs. Andrew Emerick of Boswell, Pa.’
Joseph Mosholder, of Akron, Ohio, | yisited Miss Gertrude" Hibner on
is visiting relatives and friends in| g -
spent
unday. |
wn. ; FOR SALE—4 Passenger Touring
E. D. Glessner, of Fairhope, Was a | car, Can be seen at Meyersdale Auto
very welcome caller at this office on; g.,
Saturday afternoon. 3
Misses Lillian and Margaret Baer
are spending the week with the
going away. :
The fact that the official bulletins
can’t state their own losses does not
am - Eh at ine pr nas re pen Ld
Most Wonderful Story Ever Filmed
Undisputed Sensation of the Day
at the
Summer Garden
Spoilers
Filmed by the Selig Polyscope Company
From Rex Beach’s Book
One Day Only
Wednesday, August 1st
2 Big Shows 2
New Original Edition in 12 Reels
Direct from the Selig studios
A Tale of the Great Northwest
Full of Action and Excitement
Can be bought cheaply. Dwher
prove that they can’t give the ene-
my’s with great exactness. 1
visiting Mrs. Emma Younkin.
Miss Mary Yeager is spending a
week with relatives in Johnstown.
G. .
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business caller at this office on
Tuesday. :
Born—to Mr. and Mrs. William |
_ ""1faken in exchange on sable horses. |;
Mrs: A. Gloss of Akron, Ohio, is Fair | condition.
suitable for heavy draft. Will ex-
| change for a driver or sell cheap. |
For- Sale—Several horses... Some |
One extra heavy,
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Luke Hay,
Meyersdale, Pa. 27-28 3
Porter at Keystone Mines, on Sunday |
July 22nd, a boy.
We enjoyed a very pleasant call |
Reitz of Rockwood, Pa.
Dr. Lichty left oh Tuesday for a |
short visit with friends in Kansas,
Colorado and other western points.
What a blow it will be to the;
mince pie industry if the Presiden:
signs the Food Conservation bill with}
, the Prohibition rider attached.
| Rev. Samuel C. Hostetler, an aged
_ minister of the Brethren Church died
at his home in Greenville township.
He was about 66 years of age.
! jealous of the rights of his state does
"not prove that he is frrevocably op-
: posed to a federal appropriation.
set of spring wagon harness, and a
two seated Mifflinburg spring wagon.
The fact that a legislator is very | Both articles are as good as new.
For Sale.
: A valuable tract of Coal land, con- | §
on Tuesday from cur friend J. C. taining 120 acres. Also, two modern | &
| improved residence properties in|8
Meyersdale. If interested, inquire of | & Do you?
8 buy goods.
Meyersdale, Pa. a
D. A. Floto,
For Sale.
1 have for sale, cheap, one double
George W. Beals,
R.D.2 Meyersdale, Pa 27-29
' R. L. Kinton of Doylestown, O.,,
| and Mrs. Anna Kinton of Hyndman,
visited at the home of C. Sides om
Sunday.
| Serg’t. Robert Floto, who is in Co.
i C camp in Somerset, spent Sunday
| with iciends here. He expects that
! the Company will be sent to a train-
| ing camp in the near future.
Yrom. the frequency with which
those little red fountains are installed
all over the country, one might con-
clude that gasoline had become the
national beverage.
The admiration felt by the Mexi-
cans for the ideals of the United
States in this war dates back about
to the time when our government be- |
gan to lend money. '
James Phillips, accompanied by!
his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and.
| Mrs. Howard Phillips, returned to
Fairmont, W. Va., on Tuesday, after
a few days visit at the home of C.i
A. Phillips. : |
Mrs. Frank Price, who had been:
the guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Payne, left for Browns-;
ville, Pa. Monday, where she will
visit, Mr. and Mrs. James Price for,
several days and then return to her
home in Van Lear, Ky.
The Garrett Garage, next door to
Economy Telephone office, is a new |
industry in Garrett, under the man-
agement of G. W. Oaks. Accessories
of all kinds are kept on hand and
| cars, with competent drivers, may be
| had at reasonable rates. Mr. Oaks is
| a very affable gentleman and patrons
| may be assured of “a square deal”
at all times.
Now that Congress has prohibited
| the war and. the government has
| taken over the supply now on hand
| to make ammunition, (some of it
| will kill at a greater distance than a
Krag Jorgson rifle,) what is to be-
| come of a person should he be bitten
Admission 10c and 20c
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| by a snake?
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the manufacture of whiskey during
Wanted!
One hand moulder who has had ex-
perience in hand moulding fire brick
or red brick. Good wages: The right
party we will move at our expense.
Savage Mountain Fire Brick Co.
85 Bowery street,
Frostburg, Md. 26-81
Wanted
Laborers on construction
of power plant
30c per hour
Apply
The Foundation Co.
Rockwood, Pa.
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Be Careful
—t0 keep the stomach well, the
liver and bowels regular, by the
timely and helpful aid of
Don’t fai to attend this Sale. Come early and get your share of these wonderful values
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“The Low Price Store”
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3The Home of Quality
Oaks, >f Garrett was a! Apply to PE
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GROCERIES.
for you and please you. Try our Coffee and be con-
yinced. .
A good many good people buy good groceties here.
You, like others, will find it a good place to
Now i the time to buy Coffee; we save money
Just received a lot of Lake Herring. It will pay you to
buy Heinz pure Cider Vinegar. Our prices will mean money
saved for you.
t Ib. can Royal Scarlet Shad for 15 cents.
1 Jar Codfish for 10 cents.
3 dozen gum rings for 25 cents.
6 bars of Laundry Soap for 25 cents.
1 1b. can Our Own Brand Baking Powder 20 cts.
Best Kidney Beans 15 and 25 cents per can.
3 rolls toilet paper for 25 cents
Good Rice at 10 cents.
3 cakes fancy toilet soap for 25 cents.
1 dozen Sour Pickles for 15 cents.
Both phones
F. A. BITTNER,
142 Center treet, Meyersdale, Pa.
PILLS
Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the World
Sold everywhere. In boxes, 10¢c., 26a.
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Salisbury’s |
New Shoe Shop
I wish to announce to the
citizens of Salisbury and
vicinity that I have opened
a new Shoe Shop in the
MeRKinley Bailding.
and placed it in charge of
Sylvester Koontz, wher all
work will receive prompt at-
tention and will be done in
a workmanlike manner.
Please Give Him a Call.
JOHN SHERMAN
Consult Ticket Agent for Full
Particulars.