The Valley Independent from Monessen, Pennsylvania • Page 4

OLYMPIC Today is the day--for motion pictures. We'll show five reels, 4 ach of which 18 worth more than a ickle. One of them is "'The Land of a great French drama, re-produced by hundreds of people in the best apot on European soil. Forty beautiful scenes. You mies a great deal if you don't see this picture, The next is the "Shade of Autumn, a beautiful French motion picture also.

The next will be "A Question of "Through the is the next. a thrilling and exciting railroad story of real life. in which an engineer whose wife is ill at home rescues the inhabitants of a burning village. And some more. it DEATH RECORD Mrs.

Louise Shepler died at her bome. No. 407 Dale atreet, McKeesport, Wednesday morning, Mav 14, 1012, after a lingering illness, enfargement of the heart. Mrs. Shepler was 51 years of age and will be remembered by many Monessen people a8 as the was a resident here moving to McKeesport foine years ago.

Deceased 19 gurvived by four children, viz Mrs. John Cowan, Powell and Margaret of McKeesport, and Earl Shepler of Monessen. The funeral services will be conducted in the Methodist church, McKeesport, Friday morning. at 10:30, interment to be In Rehabe church cemetery, near Monessen. Robert H.

Latimore, a former prominent resident of West Newton, died at hia home: in Pittsburgh, May 7, aged 70 years. He was one of the pioneers in the production of coal in western Penneylvania, in which he was associated with his uncle, Charles Armstrong. Twenty five years ago be organized the company that opened the Yough slope mines at West Newton and continued the business until about ten years ago, when he sold to eastero capitalists. His wife, nee Emily Greenawalt, and one gon, survive him. Mrs.

Elizabeth Ann Merrimar, aged 82 years, widow of James and a former resident of Canonsburg, died Tursday morning at her home in Ingram. Miss Elizabetn Ann Scott and Mr. James Merriman were married sixty vears ago. The 'hostand died juet ore vear ago Tues the day on which Mrs. Merriman hed.

Robert K. Ttompson, one of Houston' oldest and most highly esteemed citizons, died on Tuesday evening about aged nearly S2 years. Mra. Samantha Prater Johnston, wife of James Johnaton, died at her tome near McMurray Wednesday morning at 6:45 o'clock, of general debility, in the 85th vear of her B. P.

C. ELKS 'All members of Nr. 773 are to mept at the Club Rooms, Sixth stress, evening, promptly at 10 to attend gorvices at the late home of Col. M. Derickson, Treasurer.

By order of '92-2 Jos. A. Craig. Exa ted Rul r. Charged with "breach of the Lords day, 9IX yourg men were arrested by Constable John W.

Crumm at Canonshurg, and were given a hearing before Justice of the Peace B. M. Kelso All pleaded guilty to playing cards on Sunday and were re pleased on payment of the costs, amounting in all to $9.24. A few lessons like that would have a good effect right here in Monessen. L.

C. B. P. "500" DANCE The members of the L. C.

B. A. will give a and dance in Turner Hall, Monessen, Tuesday evening, May 21, to which a cordial invitation is extended to all. Music will be furnished by the Colonial orchestra. Elegant prizes will be awarded and luncheon can be procured at the hall.

92-6t Notice WOwing to the high cost of meat we will discontinue giving Silver trading ate mos as we find it impossible to sell our meats at the same prices and help make stamp companie's rich. We also feel that it will be more! satisfactory to our patrone knowing that when they buy meat of us there is no unnecessary expense added to it for stamps and premiume. Is it reasonable for a merchant to cut his profits in half and give part to a stamp company and still sell his goods at the same price? Hoping that this wild be satisfactory to our patrons we stand ready at all times to supply our customers with a full line of home dressed meats which are the only kind to eat. We also carry all kinds or home made provisions which ate guaranteed both AS to quality and freshness. R.

H. Campbell Co. 2 stores Peoples Meat Market, Corner 1st and Knox Ave. R. H.

Campbell 31-3L 965 Schoonmaker avenue. DONINIE PUTS UP A STRONG ARGUMENT I Sued for a grocery bill and a horse and buggy, having his gonds levied by a sheriff, threatened by a aberiff sale, knocked by aome peryons of his congregation and asked many times to resign. are a few of the recent events in the life of Rev. S. V.

Kergen, pastor of the Pleasant View church at Smock, just back of Fayette City. Had it not been for the friendly members of hie church his goods would have probably been sold. Those members raised the necessary money by popular subscription and the judgment note of about $350 which he had. given was paid off this morning. The judgment was entered by Nat Garwood, an elder in the church, and the proprietor of a store at which the, minister dealt.

The minister gave his note for the bill with the standing that he would be given certain time to pay it. That time, was not given and the judgment was entered by Mr. Garwood. 'The pastor has only served six! months of the two years term for which he way installed and he absolutely refuses to resign, as there seems to be more spite work than business or religion in the deal and he is encouraged by a goodly portion of his membership to stand pat and fight it out if it takes all summer. It seems the first friction arose when Rev.

Bergen chose to install a Big Redstone phone in his home contrary to the wishes of the church se and from that time on drt was thrown in his eyes at every turr. Rev. Bergen is 8 young clergy. man, well liked by the majority of the members of his congregation and others, there is always 8 large ittendance at his services. He was in the limelight some time ago when as pastor of the Presbyterian church at Roscoe, he sent out personal letters informing the church membera of their faults.

The outcome is anxiously awaited and the elders, it is said, are still p'anning to oust the minister, who so far has refused to be ousted. Notice to Contractors Bids will be received by the Monegser. school board up until noon of May 27th for the construction of a concrete wall and pavement of the Iowa school buildings. Also pavement at the new Linden avenue building. Bids are also invited for about 100 squares steel ceiling in the Jefferson building, price not to reed $9.00 a square.

Poll detaila can he obtained by calling on Wm. Wat-! kin4 chairman of Building committee or F. H. Shutterley or Joseph Wheat-; ley. 93-tf Club Dances to Continue The Winter club of Charleroi will continue holding their dances throughout the summer season in Might's Auditorium in Charleroi.

Electric fans are being placed in the hall and everv convenience toward the comfort! tof the dancers will be looked after. These dances which are held every evening have proven a great surcea3 and the committee in charge are promising great things in the way of novelties turn; tie coming seascn. Only Professional HAT CLEANER silk and felt hats The American Shoe and Hat Cleaning Shop Next to Peoples Bank The only original establishment of its kind in Monesseu G. L. MARSHALL CO! Livery and Boarding Stable.

The Leading Cab line in town We Specialize Nifty Turnouts. See Marshall when wanting a cab 148 Donner avenue, Phone Geo. S. Shrader Son General Contractors and Builders Estimates furnished on all kinds of work. Plans and specifications prepared.

Shrader Schoonmaker Ave. Offices- How to get dry in Rainy Weather If you will bring your umbrellas and parasols to be fixed and covered by your old and well known umbrella maker, then you'll be sure not to get wet in rainy weather. Umbrellas made to order from $1.50 to $10.00. Re-covered from $1,00 up to $5.00 ROSEN'S Place Schoonmaker Ave. and Fifth your HOME WITH BEAUTIFUL RUGS.

ALL WOMEN WILL READ THIS ADVERTISEMEAT, BUT WE WANT MEN TO READ IT, TOO, YOU OWE A DUTY TO YOUR CHILDREN AS WELL AS TO YOURSELF TO FIX UP YOUR HOME ENCHANTINGLY AS WELL AS COMFORTABLY. A CHARMING HOME HAS A GOOD INFLUENCE THE CHILDREN, AND HELPS EVERY MAN TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS AND EVERY WOMAN TO SUCCEED SOCIALLY. MORAL: SEE AND PRICE OUR RUGS NOW ON SALE; YOU WILL BUY SOME OF THEM AND ORNAMENT YOUR HOME. TOC Suit Sale on Saturday A Tailored Suit Sale Next, the Most Remarkable fferings of the Season. You know already the famous values in our $25.00 suits, of make two your choice models Saturday will with the exception or three at $19.50 and get double stamps.

For $15.00 Suits that were $22.00 and $20.00. Without question of doubt this is the best suit offering in the city for $15.00. Double stamps with these. For $25.00 you can buy any of our $35.00 or $30.00 finc suits, a limited number of these, SO the early buyer gets the choice $25.00. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Women's Combinations in Muslin Underwear Women's 50c embroidery trimmed drawers, sale 35c Women's 25c muslin drawers, sale price 19c Women's $1.00 combination suits, sale 59c $2.50 women's muslin combination suits, sale $1.48 $2.00 women's combination suits, May sale price $1.19 25 cent children's muslin waists, May sale price 19c $1.50 W.

B. corsets, going in this May sale at 98c 50c gowns embroidery $1.00 lace trimmed gowns, $1.25 women's embroidery $2.50 lace or embroidery RUGS Going in this sale at reduced prices right now in house cleaning time we give you a chance to save money on rugs. WE give Double Green Trading Stamps, Tuesday and Friday mornings, 8 to 11 a. m. During this month.

$20.00 ten wire Roxbury 9x12 rugs, the kind we stand back of and guarantee them to give you perfect satisfaction, sale price $17.50 $13.50 room size rugs, we are going to put in this sale at $11.00 18x36 inch velvet $1.50 rugs, May sale $1.19 Axminster door mats, special 98c Hemp door mats, 50c Hemp door mats, large size 90c 36x72 matting rugs, special 9x12 matting rugs, all well made, going in this sale $3.98 Blue and white rag bath room and bed rooms 75c and 85c NOTICE SALE 39c 79c 89c price $1.48 Women's Dresses Sale Prices Saturday, Come and See What You Can Save. Women's New Lawn Dresses, just in $1.50 $10.00 wool panama dresses, the very latest and made perfect fitting, price $7.50 Double Stamps on these One big assortment of gingham dresses in plain blue or linen color, $2.48 $1.75 Lawn Dresses, made in the latest styles, sale price -98c Gingham dresses in French or tissue gingham, price $3.50 and $4.50 Women's summer coats in mercerized poplin and plain mercerized goods, great $4.50 to $8.50 'Messaline Dresses Striped messaline dresses in all sizes and most -all colors, $12.00 dresses; reduced to $9.00 Women's House Dresses Muslin Gowns trimmed, May sale May sale price trimmed gownsMay sale trimmed gowns, May sale We give We give LADING STAME Green Trading A. R. NEY CO. Green Trading Stamps.

555-557 Donner Avenue, Pa. Stamps. TU Monessen, Ask for them. WHERE PEOPLE GET MOST OF THEIR GOOD THINGS. Ask for them.

A BAR Handy Absorbent Package Cotton Free A coupon--good at this store--for a ten cent package of- Handy Package Cotton is in the May Number of these magazines. Ladies Home Journal Designer Woman's Home Companion Pictorial Review New Ideas Woman's Magazine Delineator Store 461 Donner Ave. Craig's Drug THE REXALL STORE 1 7 OPENING of the new Star Clothing Store Saturday, May 18 This store will carry a complete line of men's and boys' clothing, gents' furnishings, shoes, hats, caps, trunks, valises, etc. Everything absolutely new and of the latest models, styles and patterns. Give us a Call and Get Acquainted The Star Clothing Store (The Old Greer Grocery Building) 545-Schoohmaker Ave.

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