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Executor’s Notice.
Estate of Amelia Keim, late of Elk Lick
township, Somerset county, Pa., deceased.
Letters testamentary having been issued
to the undersigned by the Re ister of Wills
in and for Somerset county, Penn’a., upon
the above named estate, all persons having
claims against the same will present them
for payment,duly authenticated, at the res-
idence of the executor, in Eik Lick town-
ship, on Saturday,June 1st, 1907,in the after-
noon,and those indebted thereto will please
make immediate payment to
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JUEY 10-15.
F FREDERICK MUSIC
reat Clearance Sale
Of The Reich &
GRANDS, UPRIGHTS
ck Stock O
& PLAYER PIANOS!
COMPANY'S
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READ, READ, READ!
Finest New Goods in Town Just Re-
ceived at Elk Lick Variety Store.
Come and see our beautiful new line
of Ladies’ Dress” Skirts, Dress Goods,
Lace Curtains, Mattings and Boys’
- Clothing. The nicest goods you ever
saw, and the prices so very reasonable.
We will say no more,
speak for themselves.
tf Erk Lick VARIETY STORE.
—
NEW UNDERTAKER.
as
The undersigned announces to the]
people of Salisbury and Elk lick that
he has embarked in the Undertaking
business; corner North and Center
streets, Meyersdale, Pa., next door to
Will & furniture store.
business in his line will be given prompt.
and skillful attention, and at reasonable
prices, Economy and Somerset Coun-
ty telephones.
te
Saler’s
W. A, Crake
EVERY TIME you hire a rig at
Williams, Livery, Salisbury, Pa.
will get the your
Somerset County telephone,
FOR RENT!—The large double
dwelling corner Ord Sr. and Smith
Ave., adjoining Dull Mercantile Cos
store. Will rent either the wheie or
one-half of residsnce. (Good and
outbuildings. Plenty of fruit
cellent water. Apply to
tf STEWART SMITH,
DEF OFFER
the
you
money.
tf
worth of
lot
and ex-
YOU all varieties of
field-grown Cabbage Plants at 30c. per
100 or. $1.00 1000. Cauliflower
Plants, 50c. per 100. Celery Plants,
per
the goods |
All
(xrea
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It was one of Europe’s mos
|
the tumult of war or in the «
| good.”
est influence for good” to the people of Somerset county, in a manner and on such terms
i
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las to put it in the reach of ever
| The new W. F.
mid-summer night.
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alm of home,
And now it is the greatest piano firm in America which is giving this
Frederick Music Company has taken over
| Reich & Plock house, and is offering this stock for sale with a romantic generosity that
recalls the stories of the ease and liberality Cupid deals in hearts in the moonlight of
Exceptiona Opportunit
To Secure Pianos of Merita t One-Third
to One-Half Off Regular Prices.
UNDOUBTEDLY THE
test
Of its Character Ever Held in Somerset County, Pa.
Easy Terms of Payment.
Store Open Evenings.
t famous geniuses who said : “I
music is the world’s
y household.
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Presi
le
have observed that in
strongest influence for
“strong-
he entire stock of the
dent
WF
FREDERICK,
tW.F. Frederick Music Co.
Eros
WM. SHAFENBERG.
Vice Pres. Frederick Music Co.
Excellent Assortment.
Pianos of standard makes, pianos
that have received the commendation
large and small—all are offered to the
many
ues of the instruments. Purchasers
are assured that practically they may
make their own arrangements about
the size of the payments they
make on the pianos. The main object,
the only object of the W. F. Frederick
Music Company to sell and sell
quickly.
is
30c. per 100 or $200 per 1000. Tomato |
Plants for shipment last of May, at 40c.
per 100 or $3.00 per 1000. At
Haper & PuiLires,
Meyersdale. Pa.
D- 23 |
Somerset and Economy “phones.
C. E. Livengood, the Piano Tuner,
announces that he regu-
lar tuning through this vie nity |
the latter part of this month. Anyone |
aside patrons can |
have work done Ly notifying Mr. Liven- |
good. 593 |
will make his
trip
regular
from his
WANTED, MEN AND WOMEN TO |
SWEAR and affirm before the under- |
signed, when they have documents to |
which lawful affidavits are required. 1 |
also draw up all manner of deeds, |
leases, mortgages, etc., neatly and ac-
curately, according to the reguire- |
ments of the law. Typewritten work a |
specialty.
A full line of legal blanks always on |
hand. P. L. LivENGOOD,
Notary Public and Conveyancer.
Star Ogrice, Elk Lick, Pa. tf
Store and Fixtures for Sale.
I hereby offer my entire stock of
Confectionery, etc., together with my
Store Fixtures, for sale at a reasonable
figure, as I desire to quit business. For
parsiculars apply to .
ELLis WAGNER,
Salisbury, Pa.
tf
IT IS BAD BUSINESS to allow peo-
ple to look in vain through the col-
umns of THE Star for an advertise-
ment of your business. ‘tf
WHEN A MAN TELLS YOU it does
not pay to advertise, he is simply ad-
mitting that he is conducting a busi-
ness that is not worth advertising, a
business conducted by a man unfit to
do business, and a business which
should be advertised for sale. tf
unis Early Risers
The famous Nttle pills.
Rannedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar
hpi Bly i ané expels Colds from
ys by gently moving the bowels.
{and it has secured the
| Plock house with
Nor is this desire
reason. The W.. F. Frederick Music
| cinnany does business on a big scale,
| on a bigger scale than business is done
| by any other American firm handling
has endless chain of
throughout Maryland,
Pennsylvania and Ohio,
Reich & Plock
house to convert it into one link in this
almost endless chain The
will make Meyersdale the distributing
point for Somerset county and adjoin-
ing territories. It will fill the Reich &
stock of pianos
even finer and grander than the instru-
It
ware-houses
| West Virginia,
pianos. an
company
a
ments now in it
But room must be made for the new
stock, a stock that will contain pianos
And to se-
cure this &
| stock must be gotten out of the way at
That
in
of the most exquisite type.
room, the Reich
the earliest possible moment.
the W. FE. Frederick Company
earnest when it says the Reich & Plock
stock must go at any cost.or at practic-
is
ally no cost to the public,
some of its offerings, as follows:
How The Prices Fall.
One set of Cabinet Grand Uprights,
worth from $275 to $400, cut down to
$133, $164, $187, $215 and $254.
Other uprights, worth from $400 to |
$600, at $254 to $435.
And still another group of the
World’s Best Uprights, worth from $500 |
to $6850, cut to $337, $395, $435 and $485.
The company even offers a slightly |
used upright for the mere trifle of $87,
and another at $98.
spectacular depth of prices, it presents
a Smith & Nixon Art Grand Piano
worth $1050, for $715.
The sale commenced a little over one
week ago. Since that time the store
of the world’s greatest pianists, pianos
Somerset county public on the publie’s |
own terms and at prices which are in|
cases less than half the real val-'
shall |
Plock |
is shown by |
has been crowded with people, and
has kept two teams busy delivering
instruments in Meyersdale and through
the adjacent territory.
Very many families have been sup-
plied with pianos who had hitherto
| thought the instruments beyond the
reach of their slender purses. It is a
scene never before presented to Mey-
ersdale. Pianos, good pianos, standard
pianos, ean be obtained for any price
{from $87 upward. Such a- sale
never before tempted the lovers of mu-
has
sic.
ple of this section.
ful if its equal has ever been known in
any city.
without excellent
Time of Sale Limited.
But there may be some would-be
purchasers delaying the transaction of
which will make them
owners of pianos. This is exactly what
the W. F. Frederick Music Company
does not want. It afford to
waste an unnecessary hour in disposing
It
price values so as to
the business
cannot
of this stoek of exquisite pianos. is
slaughtering the
hurry the instruments out of the way
of the stock. And there the
danger that the time limit the sale
may expire, leaving the would-be pur-
chaser without the desired piano.
new is
of
Salesmen are kept at the warerooms
in the evenings so as fo expedite the
sale. No objection made to the
easiest terms that the fertile brain of
the purchaser can frame. The one
motto of the company is: “The stock
must go. Help us make it go.” If cash
| were paid for the pianos, the bargain
would even then be unprecedented.
But when easy terms of payment can
be arranged, the customer ‘is almost
persuaded that he is dealing in some
realm of romance where money has
ceased to be the prime consideration
is
and where business is done as a pas-|
time.
Of the quality of the pianos. offered |
All Somerset |
{ county knows the high quality of every |
there can be no doubt.
| piano that is in the Reich & Plock
house. In the largely varied stock are
| Smith & Nixon, Knabe, Stieff, Bush
| Lane, Kohler & Campbell, Lakeside,
Cable-Nelson, Bush & Gerts,
| Crown, Price & Teeple, Kimball,
plex, Sherwood, Kingsbury, Hasbrouck,
' and others.
Sim-
It will sell to the
first comer, a Cecilian piano-player for |
only $125, and, to cap the climax in this
Only Praises Heard.
Of these pianos, only the greatest
| commendation has been heard ever
it:
It was unheard of among the peo- |
Indeed, it is doubt-
&
Victor,
various hues of the voices of the world’s
greatest singers. It would be interest-
ling to have that scientist attempt to do
justice by any colors or combination of
colors to the tones of these pianos.
Everybody knows that the tone is
the one supreme essential in a piano.
{ These instruments have the sweetness
and softness of tone. Built so as to be
i handsome ornaments for any parlor or
[drawing room, they are lasting. com-
{ bining every desirable thing in instru-
{ ments of this kind.
Not only are mere pianos offered at
these low. prices, but there are. player
pianos at correspondingly low figures.
Worth from $700 to $1,000, they are be-
ing sold at $395 and slightly higher.
This is a record in low prices for these
marvelous mechanisms.
The public has been quick to take
advantage of the terms. People from
Confluence, Garrett, Salis-
bury and Rockwood have been among
the purchasers. And yet, the W. F.
Frederick Music Company is not satis-
fied. It wants every piano out of the
wareroom at the very earliest possible
date. Good bargains are going every
day, but others are left for the next
purchaser.
Somerset,
The new occupants” of the building
want to make alterations and improve-
ments in the structure which explains
their willingness to offer the stock at
prices that make them look almost like
gifts.
Lovers’ Trysting Place.
A piano sale should be, and generally
is, a thing of universal interest. It
would be hard, indeed, to find a family
in which there was not one real devotee
of music. And the blessings that flow
from a piano are manifold.
is the trysting place every evening of
"millions of sweethearts, for it is there
The piano
through the ivory keys.
It is from the piano that the wives
that love songs are sung and love made |
the selling done quickly.
position:
No Time To Lose.
It takes this |
There is nothing shoddy in
{the entire stock. It is all that
| lovers want, good pianos of beautiful
design and exquisite tone.
low prices.
music
“We are giving che Somerset county |
public an unprecedented opportunity
in pianos. It is such a chance as will
not occur. again in
Therefore. the publie should accommo-
date us by doing their buying promptly
Delays will not be of value to the pur-
chaser, while they will be of harm to
the company. We want our new stock
installed and we want alterations in
the building. Those who intend
purchase should do so at once.”
this
to
What the purchaser will tind on en-
indi-
But
how
been
indescribable.
partial list
field from which to seleet, as
tering the stores is, as has
cated, well-nigh
the following shows
rich is the
long as the field lasts:
I $250 new
2 $300
2 $325
"pright Pianos now.
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new Upright ** now
new Upright now: ,..$
Upright
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y
4 $350 new now...
O $400
3 $450
5 $500 new
new Upright now
new Upright
Tpright
others in pronation,
now. .
now
And man
New and Second-Hand Organs.
We are continually taking organs in
exchange for and these
place in good, serviceable condition for
again at of their true
worth, A good selection ean be made
at from $15 to $30,
pianos, we
sale a fraction
Easiest Of Terms.
It is a mistake of those who think
they are “not quite ready to buy” to
lose the opportunities offered by this
sale. Pianos can be secured any day
or evening by the payment of a small
deposit and the promise to pay $5.00 or
"$10.00 per month. It requires no
hoarded wealth to get the instrument.
It will require no particular amount of
skimping and saving in the future
Never was the path to music and mu-
sical instruments made more easy than
is this one.
draw music in the evenings to please
and rest their husbands after the days’
work.
and learn the lessons that will, perhaps,
result in great musical careers.
| the piano college boys sing their songs |
[to their sisters’ accompaniment.
| no home in which there is a piano lacks | cause it is exactly in line with the
And |
amusement and entertainment.
The W. F. Frederick Music Company
It is at the piano that faltering, |
childish fingers pick out the numbers
At |
One provision is made by the com-
pany. No pianos will be reserved. Tt
have an instrument held for a few
days. Absolutely and without varia-
| tion, the rule is followed that the pi-
anos go to the first purchasers who
present themselves at the store and say |
they want to buy. This is done be-
| | company ’s chief motive in making this
| extraordinary sale, the desire to make
| since they were put on the market. |realize all these things and knows the | room for the new stock.
| Press dispatches recently told of a
scientist who claimed that the human
voice had colors, and who gave the
universal desire for pianos... Conse- |
quently, it has no fear that the entire
stock will not be sold. But it wants
The explanation for the enthusiasm
aroused by the sale is that unusually
high quality is offered for unusually | 2
generation. |
is useless to go to the store and ask to!
How It Happened.
One of the best testimonials the
excellence of this stock which is being
swept into the homes by a
veritable hurricane of falling prices, is
that Reich & Plock did not sell out
their stock and business because they
had to. It for quite another
reason.
to
peoples’
was
The ever furniture busi-
ness of which Mr. Reich
increasing
proprietor.
propor-
required
is
has grown to such enormous
tions that it absolutely his
undivided attention. and when the W.
I'. Frederick Music Company broached
their plans to sh & Plock. they
age of such
Reic
readily saw the advant an
arrangement and accepted it
eved of the busi-
vith the
Plock being re-
Frederick Muzic
this branch
Mr.
Hess cares
Reich being reti
connected
department and Mr.
tained by the W. FI
Company as manag:
piano
for
house.
In this way it's a on all sides,
Somerset county getting of the
finest piano stores that could be desir-
ed, the people getting at the
lowest possible prices, the W. F. Fred-
erick Music Company gets a desirable,
well established business in Somerset
county, and Mr, Plock becomes identi-
fied with the big corporation as man-
ager of one of its branches. And here
it may be. stated that the salesmen
formerly in the employ of &
Plock are also retained by W. Fred-
erick Music Company.
gain
one
pianos
Reich
OF
Want Public's Help.
The sale will not last long. It can-
not last long. The demand for the
bargains are greater than the cry for
pianos has ever been before. There
will not be much time left for the pur-
chase of the highest grade instruments
known on the best terms ever offered
here in this line. The W. F. Frederick
Music Company would like the sale to
end tonight or tomorrow. It wants the
help of public make it end
| swiftly.
the to
The urgent demand now is for haste-
haste, so that the new stock may be in-
| stalled in the improved and altered
warerooms of the Reich & Plock estab-
|lishment. To achieve this haste, the
| prices have been cut down to almost
| nothing.
| While the people hurry to buy the
company urges more haste, and the
sale goes on with increasing sa pidity
and volume.