pr ao 3 b Warren, the painter ANT A - o urier. | Better bread than ever at Lette’.-543 | : | Headquarters for stationery at Mel | om ve rome unk edad "Holiday gifts for all a | DECEMBER 2, 1304 Go to Snyder's for fine candy aiid USEFUL AS WELL AS ORNAM ENTAL fruit. Sirletty In Tr. | Try the Courier for job work. : om A To Ta, wns x p~o Prices moderate. = 'SEEOUR Smoking WOMENS le Faded - Bui ramin i yallerer, | A. F. Danilson, of Johnstown, spent nmoxkmg ; i Be »y 8 Cirle MENS Just the sa : in Sunday in Patton. : Im aware bath E Every business aioald Tave one of MEN'S SUITS d a ( k ¢ I S FINE SHOES After tne pattern ofg mop, | Warren's signs. 46tf pd] effiorcent epitome i Head rters for pocket — card At $10. ( 0) i $4.50 Down Of the great Amerie:n spirit eadqua Ix g 2 fo $< 11° : Of git t cases, etc., at Mellon's. «2 D o 3 to 1.25 Overcoats Shoes OVERCOATS For | strack this country ie 2 v Worth 13.00 $1 75 up $1.00 to $2.00 | $5 to $25 A ibous a acent ‘See the offer that Wolf & Thompson | 1 25¢, soc, and 75c. COLLARS . [vg ~ | Mens’ .-MENS BOYS a +« STORM STORM Fancy Rockers at H. 8. Buck’s farn-| Comic, Farmers and Agricultural . CUFFS SUITS Soft Hats sure store at a bargain. -55t2 | Almanacs for sale at Fd. Mellons. MENS COATS COATS ve cents a : $1. 50 to $10 § cents to 0 $2 2.75 : Daniel Kline, of rg a ts a plece. oad Siar "RUBBERS | ALL STYLES 9 . Walter Weakland and T 5ooup 1.75 to 12.00 | make in another column. Sl a : : ; » ea it ot msn on tm i kil min | tein sini cei wi Hon. Jas. Kerr, of Washington, D. 5 ! : : . : : ‘ spent Tuesday in Patton. Men GLOVES Ha ts Ce Sweaters HOSIERY Ang tae | Fresh shelled oysters at Snyder's , boa k ) ory. : . Frits { See the fortune teller at the Fire- z i wort va : en : | TO $2.00 25 to $2 50 | » more we're admired. ' man’s fair and festival next week. “on 45c¢ to 3.00 C : sIR » ee " ndunapoii Journal. | Toe largest line of Toys and Holiday 30C to $4. 00 % ‘$3.80 BOYS GIRLS Wai y i { i. 1 at BH 1 ei a ie store. - —40-tf . 3 i] - : 3 — - a itis cpa H——— OA ai, SA ST WAG i sa ——— radi ; | The Carrolitown Fire company will = : La Jot of wedsoea sized Turkeys next | 0 Ch dance Now Years night. Men's | Li SILK ¥ NECK _ Friday and Satorday. 1 Headquarters for time books, note Suspenders Np AN yo BOYS L 8S. Bev, The Clothier. books and memorandums at Mellon's. WOOL i Pe Kerchiefs : u = "E 5 : Mud! Tr Carving knives and forks a specialty H alf Hose : a5¢ & cn’ cotitsiiand : TI ES UNDERW EAR Pants Mud? Mod)! : Se Sashes Jeifwure shi inniy : ; TO $1.00. > 4 20¢ to 1.00 $2 to Bs Mud! Mad!! Mud!!! Be 2 5C to 5OC Sa urd uP : | : y yonr friend a beautiful pocket | : : No paper pext week. : book for a Christmas present at Mel- | bot : § iii scoters ini i mimi wisi ini Yes, and the great fafr. jon’s. B. ! : : is Next week given by the Patton Fire-| jonn G. Solomon, of DuBois, was in ys SHIRTS TRONKS Sate a] Mens BOYS & GIRLS men. | Patton last week looking after his i P . : : S ny te ~ Headquarters for cigars, ofc, at interests here. nee ants, ~~ Wool RUBBER osser Boots - Mellon's. | Ladies hats reduced in price at Alice : i ; Pried chicken at the Kinkead Res-| A. Ashcroft’s millinery store np-stairs 5: 35 30, sine, Cotton $2 ho To $9 55( To $7 Dons 12 > | tanrant. -40tf in Good building. 2 £812 pair a $2.75 $1.30 10 2.35 Next Tuesday is the day. Attend | Mrs. C. M. Letts, who has been ying | go 45¢C to 2.23 of : : the Fireman's fair. very low with relapsing fever, is slow- —— — Holiday goods till you can’t rest at! ly recovering. WOMENS - Hoy’s jewelry store. The finest line of skates in town at Wolf & Thempson, the clothier,s can {the Cambria Hardware UBpEnY’s BOYS sait in price and quality. : | store. —52tf . of Sadia spo Suserdey ia Pitan, leh Soe Bins oon), sogion oft | You Can Match Us In Quaiity and Price a“ the Cambria Hardware company. oy Chutes wot will be Soke! In Patton we wil go You One Better. ne am way in Hie woke vomel, ee Fa) vous. They wiuas be ] Dont Forget the Firemens Fair and Dance during the Holidays—It Lasts On Week. cen wil be fcr Fae Tur Boor cs ee. “ol : COME AND SEE ME FIRST | 4 larew eatent from row antl Feb- | Bow RT pout,” Buckwheat and | CASH Ba The Peoples Clothier, : : H Patton's r- : Alles A. Ashcroft is selling 45 cent| FIaTvey Paterson, Putin's tur. | ONE PRICE Hatter and Shoe Dealer. FIDE 45 95 ein, 20d OEY SOOM 228 | od Hastings * “dramming” up trade reduction, o re 9 Next Door to Commercial Hotel. E ite . - PATTON, PENN’ A The biggest time ever known in this ——, : Ee section at the Fireman's fair and festi- The Coumtmn wishes to extend thanks isin — . : ' Md val next week. ‘Before going elsewhere go and see to Frank Owens, book-keeper : 8. Good's store, for the ao. | — FL. 8. Back, the farniture dealer can |v mocen of tos emcun neat little box | soll you a nice Christmas present. | fall of candy. ' The finest line of Christmas presents you ever laid your eyes on at Hoy’s “jewelry store. Go and see. A. M. Thomas, of Lock Haven, has .and st Hastings during the past week, J. W. 8mith, of Howard, Pa., brother -Y McKinney Smith, deceased, | Patton this week looking afer | his brother's interests. ; The big fair and festival will come off next week. Extensive preparations are being made by the different com- mitiess to show you a grand time. (Vad to notice that our newsy ex- change, the Pstton COURIER has passed John Hunter, an employe at the gee & Lingle mine is confined to os ' home on account of his being squeesad | between two cars, which injured him internally, but not seriously. ‘Abraham Byers, of Palmer avenue, who for a long time has been the saw- yerin B. F. Wise’s saw mill at this place, has rented a saw mill at Cone- maugh, this county, and removed his family to that piace this week. Elder Sister: Come, Clarence, take your powder like a man. You never hear me making any complaint sbout such a little thing as that. Clarence (sourly )— Neither would I if I could daub it on my face; it js swallerin’ it of tinware that would not rust. We did not think you did unless it was the Lisk anti-rusting ware for which we are the sole agents in Patton. If you purchase a piece and it should at any time rust no matter how long HOY Silver Novelties. Knives, Forks, Spoons, Nut Picks, Berry Epoons, Soup Ladles, Children Setts, Stock of HOLIDAY GOODS in WATCHES, CLOCKS. and Sterling Silver goods and .. Ete. Engraving F ree. GOOD ADVICE. i SOD, Sl] CATT To Tis | that T Obieet 16. It i is the newest part of wisdom to buy cheap jewelry or second year. —Ebensburg Mountaineer. | The Patton COURIER recently cele- | ou lave 1a silverware. Buyin the best always means “econemy,” and Edward Bellamy, the suthor of brated ite first birthday. Under the “economy itsel rge income.” In no other branch of “Looking Bakward/t is to tell in the Sn of Editor Greene ie trade, prehaps, are there so many chances for deception. The next issue Ladies’ Home Journil | COURIER has made rapid progress careful buyer of jewelry never takes chances, but trades with what be believes a ‘Christmas in the 1s one of the best papers in_the county. | ‘a firm whose reputation is high. That is why shrewd people “year 2000” will be like. ‘We wish it many and prosperons birth- ; 3 'W. Hsrry Thompson came ‘home | ¢8Ys.—Hastings Tribune. buy of us exclusively. It goes without saying that what we sell is good, and we are proud of our reputation. frat ek Suturing He repores the C. A. Farabaugh of Carrolitown has Jas. W. Hoy, contracted an ice plant to be placed in GOOD BUILDING. Patton, Pa we will replace it free of cost. We are handling the celebrated Cappello is brewery. When ch a t Je plans - dave | Ranges and Grand Suushine Cook = Stoves Mr. Farabaugh will be ready to supply | and also an the town with ice. The plant will have : {> onpacity of several tons daily. prosperity acd succes in bis new Editor Raymond J. Kaylor, of the undertaking. | Hastings Tribune, spent a few hours in | : The Champion Shovel Factory, at Pation on Saturday. He informed the El t - 4. Jnilipsbarg was set on fire early Wed. COURIER representative that he has egan neadsy morning and totally destroyed, about leased his newspaper. Mr. Kay- together with a large stock of finished | lor is. also the postmaster at Hastings and unfinished produet. The loss is and will hereafter give his entire at- $7,000; insurance, $3,000. | tention to governmental daties. Merchant : Did Dr. Newpill The officials and clerks of the Penn- that thirty-dollar bill be owes? pay sylvania and Northwestern railroad tor: - No, sir; but he was very nice DOW Occupy the building formerly sbout it. He said that be hoped he Used by Supt. Ford as a residence, con- - would soon have a chance to work it off | ti§u0us to the former building. Their in attendance on your family. Be Ne ae Sapte] wae) | i : ii re oe ol Vie 33en township, sg] better adapted for Silioes. —Bellewood ot Lire gh Two siasked_ burglars ntered the charged it, the ball entering the breast | Jewelry store Covil, at Breck- 4 big Hie hoot « Cambria ey ¢ on “ ~ evening at =] BY be a SC i bi mi Alibi Are You ~ Assortment ar On to the Racket ¢ H : : ; WHAT RACKE re inspect them. We would also like to call your atteniion to our large stock of Hardware, | Why the wonderful Racket Store in the Opera House rien and Pi na : | Block—in the same building where the Firemen are going to Vase and Piano Lamps, etc., but when you ‘hold their Fair and Festival. Well, it will pay you to get a come to see the best assortment of Stoves in | “Jersey on” and see our wonderful display of holiday goods Cambria county you can then see what a fine { which have didi stack of goods we have. Just Arrived. ! THE CAMBAIN We can discounl any other store in Patton, yes in the county on prices. Our Motto: “We DO Sell The Lowest. 4 Very Truly RF RL & CO, PATTON, PENNA. watch and chain and ‘some other i = in Washington township, passed: away | : EET ne en HARD W ARE co. of Bright's dissase. He was 8 ety She grime sixty-third year, and was employed as id ~ afrackman by by the Pennsylvania Rail: A Turkey given fres with every 95 | _* moadcompany. Mr. Behe was a soldier | purchass Ssturday and Mosdey, De. : JB SR SAIWAF 43 Which be rossi 2 cember 22nd and 34th. Patton, Pa.
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