TE PATTON COURIER, MARCH 3, , 1808
Gna Groesry,
For fine cakes and pies go to Daos’
bakery.
. Overcoats below cost at Mirkin &
Rasner's.
Oysters on the half shell
Restaurant.
Fred Mellon spent Sunday
friends at Hastings.
among
March wap gahared in lke a lamb —
look ous for the finish.
Mrs. John Callahan, of West Magee
avenue, is quite ill this week.
fats, caps and mufflers, also gloves
at cost at Mirkin & Koaner's,
The two-ynar-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Stolitzy is ill this week. |
R. W. Gitting, of Cambria township,
was a caller at the CoURigR office Tues-
day.
Mrs. Chas. W. Wasson, who has been
ill for the past week, is slowly im-
proving
»
A. A. Noel, of near Kaylor station, |
was a welcome visitor to Patton on
Monday.
Mrs. Geo. 8. Good and son Ralph, of
Lock Haven, visited friends in Patton
Monday.
Editor E. 8. Gray, of the DuBois
Morning Courier, transacted business
in Patton Friday.
Good's stcre is headquarters for
farmers to purchase good goods at
reasonable prices.
Dr. H. Somerville, of Chest Springs,
made a business trip to Altoona and
Hollidayshurg Saturday.
The J. E. Kirk, Hardware Company, |
has something interesting to say this
week. See new ad on first page.
Elsewhere in the Courier will be
found a larg: new ad of the Bon Ton
store. You should not miss reading it.
8. W. Bddy, manager of the J, E. |
Kirk hardware store, is confined to his
home on Beoch avenue by severe ill-
ness,
ing house on the Patton Fire company
extension of Beech avenue, near the
park.
H. H. Cooney returned home on
Monday from a few days visit among
friends at Williamsport and Montours-
ville, Pa.
About 75 cases are down for trial at
the March term of criminal court,
which opens at Ebensburg Monday,
March 7th.
Eaward Morgan, who has been vis-
iting friends at Hamilton, Scotland, for
the past four months Petammed 16 Pat. |
ton on Tuesday.
Druggist J. A. Woleslagle and W. A.
Donahue, a prominent merchant, both
of Barnesboro, transacted business in
our town Tuusday.
A Kansas minister is preaching a
sermon on ‘How to Get to Hades.”'
This sounds like an attempt to head off | J : :
isigns in Men's Dress Shirts.
the Klondike crase.
Peter Campbell, an esteemed citizen
of Carrollitown, accompanied by his
daughter Miss Charlotte, visited friends
in Patton on Tuesday.
John Pell left on Tuesday for Hast-
ings to take charge of the compressed
air machinery for the Sterling Coal
company at that place.
Washington Douglass, an aged and
much respected citizen of Clearfield
township, was a pleasant caller at the
QCoURIER office on Tuesday.
D. H. C. Warren, the painter has
just completed a very artistic sign for
Jacob Daus, the baker. Dave is cer-
tainly an adept in this line of work.
W. W. 8tratift is confined to his home |
on Beech avenue by a severe attack of
muscular rheumatism. His many
friends hope: for his speedy recovery.
W. H. H. Bell was down to La Jose
on Monday in the interests of the
Koni ghts of the Golden Eagle. A |
may be organized in that town |
soon.
In the Somat ail Friday at 10 |
o'clock, Sheriff 1 read to John
and James Heddy the Governor's death
warrant ordering them to be han ad on |
the 26th of A for the murder of
David Berkey, in Paint Township that
yd TS SOA Na 5 end
Raucate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
oe 00 C ten
fall, druggists refund money.
at City |
will
Clark Heist is erecting a new dwell-
‘nouncement of Men's,
cure Sonstiptuion forever.
Pr. V. 4 Maras ie ob ha sich Tist.
Have you called at Cash Grocery
yet?
City -Restanrant.
Go to Daos’ Bakery
fresh bread and cakes
W. J. Donnelly made a business trip
to Barnesboro on Monday.
Don’t fail to read the new ad of the
Bazaar in another column.
Don, the two-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Hubbard, is quite iL
(io to Mirkin & Kusner and see their
fine line of fall and winter coats. -1t
3. W. Rhine and W, H. Goodfellow,
of Altoona, spent Tuesday in town.
Samuel T. Swanger, of Coalport, has
for
Dave Wilson is confined to his home
at the Commercial hotel by severe iil
TORE,
Michael Lucey,
interests
H. 0. Winslow took possession of
| his new residence on Beech avenue one
| day last week.
| Chas. E. Wilson, the hustling shoe
salesman of Philadelphia, was in Pat-
ton on Tuesday.
Dr. McMillen, of Barnesboro, stop
i ped in town a few hours Monday while
| enroute to eastern cities.
Mrs. C. W. Moore, of Madera, is vis
$
‘iting at the home of E. A. Mies on
Magee avenue this week.
At present writing Superintendent
| EB. C. Brown, who is quite ill of pnen-
monis, is somewhat improving.
The average man who doesn't ap-
prove of the game will alwa ays take
the time to listen to a good poker
, story.
The Glen Campbell Comet says that
the Catholic congregation of that place
‘are endeavoring to érect a church in
! that town the coming summer.
Call at Cash Grocery for cabbage,
carrots, red beets, radishes, Joutiom,
apples, sour and sweet pickles, fresh
lard, meat, flour, corn meal, ar. :
SYFEp, country butter, eggs, and many
too mamerous Lo meation.
j Just eall and see what we have
Kindling i
great fire.
We are preparing for a hot }
time.
We are putting in the
ling of low prices and the
coal of excellent goods and
‘you see the blaze 1t kes
There are plenty of things we
make it warm in nd
plenty of places where you
will appreciate the saving we
give you. Let us benefit vou
‘in Shoes for your Boy or Girl.
We sell the best and
est shoes 1n town.
Shoes, Boys' or Girls’, a
‘hummer. Lots of folks say
‘they are the best cheap Shoes
‘they ever saw.
Then our 1.18, 1.28, 1.18,
£1.48 Shoes are money savers
and wearers.
We carry a full
“hosiery for Bove and
‘Men or Women.
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Our g8¢
is
The ones at 10c, 15¢, 18¢,
are best money can buy.
For 48c.
you will find
1 ’
A0 ONC WILGoOWw
a hundred de-
Dollar values and the
‘less than half.
For 25c. The other
window is full of choice neck-
wear which we have just
placed on sale. You can’t
Sptenie them in town for
style, beauty or price.
Our Hats for
wear are now in and con
all the latest shades.
Our Caps are in
and we have 3 das
Took 3 in the window
Boys’, Children's
shapes.
atch
price
S spot ny
prises
oan
Rani)
for Men's
ar Misses’
for our spring an-
Boys’
and Children's Suits, Pants
land Shoes. It's early yet.
Still we are always ahead.
Our motto still Is “Penny
Profits—Big Sales.’
THE KEYSTONE GLOTHIN
AND SHOE CO.
| 9@r Directly opposite the Bank.
Shell barks as iarge as your head at |
your
been granted a pension of §8 per month. |
of Altoona, was in|
town Tuesday looking after business
ure, C. C.
‘Bp om
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"afforded complete
Again,
ndy line.
be riain’s
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| LP Tanghuan, of the Sr or!
| Hunter & Banghman, transacted busi.
ness in Somerset county the first of the
| week.
| John MeMahan returned home on
Raturday from a ten day's visit
Baltimore, Md and Washington, D. C.
He reports having spent an enjoyable |
time,
£0
On Friday, Febroary 25, the Senate
at Washington, D. OC, confirmed the
appointment of Festas Lloyd, editor of
the Cambria Herald as postmaster at
Ebwashorg.
F. M Well Wilkesbarre, and
George Exley, of the firtn of Reed &
Epley of Clearfield, spent Friday in
Patton on bosiness pertaining to the
Clay works
Mra. T. N. Nagle and daughter.
Beatrice, left Wednesday morning for
is
£35
‘A few days visit at the home of Mes
Nagle's sister Mrs. Harvey Sebastin,
at Jersey Shore.
Prof. McBride is assisting the organ-
ist of the Catholic church, Miss Ada
Mellon, to put her cholr in good shape
for Easter Sunday. The improvement
so far has been recognized
One day last week Juaac Tidswell
had the misfortune to have his shoulder
broken by a fall of coal. He also re.
ceived internal injury his chest
which has developed a case of
pneamonia.
te»
into
The voung men of Nwktown have
organized a gun club. They start off
with 21 members, and intend equip
ping themselves with a good ground
for practice and a nomober one outfis
Carrolitown News
The Patton Clay
Cornpany is making pre rations to
extend the buildings the factory
thereby increasing the capacity of the
product of that thriving plant. Par
ticalars will be given later,
B. Kusner, of the firm of Mirkin &
Kusnwer, merchants of Patton, returned
bome on Saturday from New York,
where he has been for the past ten
days, ander the physician's care for the
treatment of a severe throat trouble
The application for a charter has
been received hy K. GG. EE Castis
No. 73 of Barnesboro, The Organize r
was chief W. H. HH. Bell, of this place,
Manufacturing
‘who ix a member of Patton Castle No.
: BO
It will be instituted by District
Grand Chief, OO H. Closes, of Altoona
and a team from Patton.
The members of the Carrolitown Fire
company held the annual election on
Monday svening. The following offi-
cwrs were chosen: President, Jos Kay.
lor; vice president, E. A. Binder; tress
Adams; secretary, OC. CC Reig:
assistant sec, A. RR. (iray; chief, Fdw
Blum; assistant chief, CJ Buck:
tows, Henry Blum, M. C. Schrott and
Edw Blam
Edison Phonograph Concert,
dacted by J. W. Trimmes, of Altoona
will exhibit at the M. E church in
Patton on Friday night, March #1h, at
The program will co nsist of
refined musical and lterary selection
vocal and instrumental solos, orchestral
and band music, bumorots spesches,
artistie whistling, chimes, musie of
birds, the cornet, piccalo, ete, eto
Benefit of the Epworth league Fadi
son's latest improved instrument will
te used. Can be heard in the largest
hall. Children 19cents;
25 cents, family tickets NM) omits
For Saie’
tras.
£15
1%,
Twostory frame dwelling, with fin
bed basement, seven rooms, on Magee
avenue, Patton, Pa. Owner will
at purchaser's price. No reasonable
offer refused.
Two-story frame dwelling on Lang
avenue, Patton. Four rooms; stable
om lot. Will be sald at a bargain
Two story frame dwelling on Beech
rooms All modern con-
_~
wer
avenue, eight
VEL UOes,
frame
on Palmer avenoe, erected
fitted with all modern
Owner is leaving town and
Will be sold cheap.
ties are in
Two-stary dwelling, eoigt
4
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in
Lah
TOOTS,
1296,
res,
{Yel
All of above prope good |
tion and any of them will make a
fine home, or would prove a profitable |
ent to anyone with any capital |
PARNELL & COWHER,
Real Fatate Agenta,
Good Building, Patton, Pa
Somat
0 Vestn
tO invest
On the morning of Feb 2 Isa |
was sick with rheumatism, and lay in
bed until May 21st, when I got a bottle
of chamberiain’s pain Balm. The 8rst
application of it relieved me alme
tirely from the pain and the second
relief. In a short
time | was able to be up and about
A. T. Moreaux, Laverne, Mina
Sold by Patton Pharmacy, CW
Hodgkine
wt en.
Patton Marketa.
Sabdect to market changes
Ras tter
aisle
Puck when?
Fees
Porn tivws
EIS POR
= sonia per pong |
. $. »-
Miners STORE Co. [Limited }
A man stands no chance of being
elated to the mavorship of a city
OF8 Live
neigh
Unless he
vatenm of
Humphrey
Swanton
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“This
to certify to our appreciation of cham-
cough Remedy. My famil
and neighbors have tested it,
row its excellent remedy for
wd colds George W. Hum.
phre rey. Solid by Patton Pharmacy, C.
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Sunday Desturbance. !
Every one was sorry for those people
in church last Sunday, who were suffer. |
ing with a distressing cough. A full
dose of Downs’ Elixir on going to bed |
‘at night and small doses during the
day will cure the most persistent cough. |
Whenever there is a tickling sensation |
in the throat take a few drops of the
Elixir on the tongue and jet it ron
slowly down the throat and immediate |
relief will bw the resnlt & guaran-
tee it 1 rough, oold, croup or
lung troable or money refunded. For
sale hy W. Hodgkine, Patton
Pharmacy
» Sar Any
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A thril rror is experienced when
0 p sonnds through
me at night. But the terror
acon changes to relief after One Min-
nte Cough care has been administered,
Safe and harmless for children, © W.
Hodgkins, Patton Pharmacy.
a brassy congh of
the hn
Wark for Aitoooa Shops,
The improvement of business has
made it incumbent apon both the
Pennayivania and Reading railroads to
inorease thelr ve power to keep
pace with the increased traffic. The
Pennsylvania railroad will build a large
nomber of engines, about 100 in ail,
during the coming year. Some will be |
of the large {ve recently constructed
for the hauling of heavy freight trains
an others will be mognis, to be used on
the lines wost of Fittaburg About a
dozen large passenger locomotives and
a number of standard type passenger
engines will also be The antire
work will be done at Altoona
Paid
A Shor: Cut fo Health,
To try to cure constipation by taking
pills is Hike going around in a circle,
You will never reach the point sought,
hat only get back to the starting point
A perfect palaral laxative is ons
Celery Ring, the celebrated remedy
for all nerve, blood, stomach, liver and
kidney dims a. It regulates the
bowels. OC, W. Hodgkins will give you
a sample pad — freee. Large sizes 35
and 56 cont
your home bakery and
Dans, oppo
Patronioe
bay your bread from
site the Palmer house
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