Rr is Tih big sonont
For fine cakes and ples go to Daus’ |
“Green goods st Ou Grocery any
Rany after Monday -20¢f
The people know where to pend |
their holiday —at Patton.
The Cash Grocery iw headquarters |
1 for everything in the grocery lines.
1 Mr. and Mra Wm. H. Sandford spent |
§ | Bunday with relatives at Philipsburg.
Sylvester Walker and dy, of Hast |
lings, were visitors to Patton Monday. |
{is the guest of his brother, C. 8. Smith. |
Dr. A. J. Miller, of Portage, visited
! his brother, Matthew Miller, Satorday.
FB The U.M W. of A has declared a
Jueves against Went Virginia oper. |
RB Bo. see the new line of shirt
J waists and dress skirts at Patton
| Bupply.
A little daughter arrived at the home |
“tof Mr. and Mrs. Thos Fill on Tuenday |
| morning.
Gool sods water and refreshing root |
| beer om tap at C. W. Hodgkins, Patton
| Pharmacy.
Cabbage, apples, Dotatons onions, |
| parsnips, carrots radishes at
Cash Grocery.
J. B. McFarlane, of Detroit, Mich,
| wae looking after business interests in
town Saturday.
E. 8. Bacharach, a traveling sales
man for F. Westheimer & Bons, spent |
| Toenday in our town.
Henry L. Rinehold, a traveling sales
| man of Philadelphia, was looking after
"| trade in Patton Monday.
Miss Mary Culp, of Lock Haven, |
L. Culp, on Palmer avenoe.
{he Ingest sud DSU weelsiy Bewspaper |
; published in North Combria.
The amount of coal st Hawai which |
has been secured for mse of the United |
Sates amounts 1 7,400 tons.
church services will be
held in Buck’s hall this (Thursday) |
evening. All are invited to attend.
| The Pennsylvania State Editorial
| Amocistion will take its summer cut
Baten ing at Atlantic City, beginning June
“The oor of the Cocnom uh on
yr | Toesday for Harrisburg, where be ie
| stenting Wa -Repuiiican State eon |
Will Smith, of Lawrenceville, Pa,’
| visiting at the home of ber brother, J.
Subscribe for the PATTON COURIER,
Tomato plants at the Cash Grocery. |
8 very hearty encore, when he recited
{ very clover]y James Whitcoms Riley's
“When the frost ison the Pankin ”
Jobnstown Democrat, December M,
1897. Prof. Hipps will appear in con-
‘cert at Firemens Hall Tnenday evening
June 7, under anspiossof Y. M. L
| : Awesver Somerviiie's Bepori.
Assessor John H. Somerville has com-
pleted his task of registering the
I VH< WR voters, ete, of Patton borough Fol
lowing is his report in brief: Nomber |
‘of registered voters, 837, number of
those from 6 to 21 years, 723; number
. of children horn from November lst,
1
There 1s poetry
‘what we are saying.
‘Not metered lines or
lyrical sentences, but
Bomely expressions of
‘practical helps at this
season. You will ap- ere
Ipreciate the goods we
sell you and the cash’
‘we can save you on
little or big purchases.
"LET US Say a word abont
Men's Suits. We offer
you a good all-wool suit
for $6.18. Just think of
it. It’s nice looking and
well fitting and as well
made as can be. |
We also have a suitat A Vary y Foyeier Wilke See
7.48 that is a regular yore by Mm C. ear, of Own.
$10.00 quality. | ola, and music by ber brother, Richard
The ones we sell at Blankley, of Huntingdon. Also bay
9.98 are actually better uy Home in Ireland,” words by Mr. |
than others in Patton |S A Wheater and muosie by Pred
and Altoona ask 13.00 Wight, of Omri” ht 8
and $15.00 for.
Commercial hotel. -26t2
'WE CAN Show you an ele-|
gant line of Boys’
Children's Suits — all]
prices and dollars save
on every one.
1998, 58
Eraudicg's Bespieadenes.
June 5th to 13th the city of Reading
will hold Sesqui-Centennial Jubilee and
for this cocasion the Beech Creek raii-
road has completed arrsogements for
the sale of excursion tickets for all
points on its line to Reading, Pa, a
return, at special rates Fia
preparations have been made for the
oslebration and a large concourse of
people is expected to sttend. June
Sth, Sth and Mh have heen set apart
as special days and a very interesting
program has heem arranged The
Beech Creek railroad will sell tickets
‘om June 4th to 1th retarning, good
until Jone 13th, inclosive.
Nothee To the People of Priton
We, the Band of Patton, not receiv.
ing an invitation to turn out on Mon
day, May the 3th thought our services
not required; we jeft town.
Jas J. Hovos,
Viee- Pres.
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Te My Castors.
{tomers to wait upon, | wish to so
mounce that it may be impossible at
' times for me to call on all with fish
IN 1997, op to and including April 30th,
and Owing to my large number of cos J
fe such should be the case you are.
"WE CARRY A Fine line OF aun amt oe sare wot wonton
Star dinner pail, heavy tin at $
Orval dinner pail, best quality -
Fancy Jappaned flour can, holds
50 ibe, at .
1-galion galvanized oil can at
; 10-quart tin backed gow at
large granite wash basin at
Granite dh pane, 250 to
Ciranite kettle Xe to
Tow ovens freensrs;
Sqm, -
§ - *
Screen doors, oo pete, angen
Enobw, ele.
Sepoen windows nice pond; 2 for
Large Sday clock, oak, at « 2
Nice gilt frame mirror, 7x18 inches
Good. fall see wank rabher at
“Amerions’” bicycle, best valoe
ever offered, . RN
13-piece chamber sede decorated, :: :
Leatherette innch boxes,
Men's heavy work shoes,
Men's dress shoes, oor andersil
ing price - . an
7 Sicheapest prices,
Chidren’s small shoes, <3 the best on the market,
‘and vour price, too, is
all right;
Ladien shore at «
Ladiew’ dress shore
WE ALSO
have some big Umbrella
‘Bargains; also just received a.
mice lot of Ladies’ Skirts,
lack Brilliantine, figured at
75¢c.; and a nice lot of colors.
“Plaids and Silk Skirts at
unheard of low prices.
| Nober, of Allport, Ps, are visiting at |
| the home of Carl Bargewson on West
*
The Nicktown & Spangler Telephone
company have the poles in piace for
the new line and will piace the wires
{and ‘phones in a few days — ~Bpangler
Sentinel.
A valuable borse belonging to How-
ard Woomer received a broken leg one
‘day last week by being kicked by
| another horse. The injury proved so
» | unfortunate animal.
A runaway train of loaded mine cars
‘on the incline at the Sammit mine, in
Spangler, badly wrecked the tipple last
Saturday morning, and deprived the
Seige work up ‘till Thursday of
| this week. Spangler Sentinel.
Elsewhere in the COURIER will be;
representing Dilworth found the announcement of M. B.
coffee importers of guenhens Esq, of Johnstown, for dis-
i trict attorney. Mr. Stephens is a good |
staunch Republican, worthy of the
The miners employed at Stineman
colliery raised a flag at the mine Mon.
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. The flag,
which is an emblem 15x30 feet, was
the employes of the mine.
Evans, Esq., of Ebemsburg, candidate
of Cambria county for Congress
Democrat.
Following is sent from Washington,
iD. Co
preparing for a crisis which she ex-
pects will occur in the Far East. Of
t gil of baving 8 weak ‘ficial Information which bas been
castles in Spain. — | received at the Navy Department
_ ‘shows that she is buying up great
the idol of: 1 quatition af Soa 1 oS
Now this is not correct, inasmuch as
Great Britain never buys a pound of
but on the contrary our western slope
is a large user of the British Columbia |
and Australian coal, which under latest
| neutrality regulations cannot be sup-
plied to us, for any purpose. —Coal!
| Trade Journal.
One Minute Cough Care, cures.
That ie what It was made for.
nut Tobaon and Miss Effie |
| was a pleasant visitor to Patton San- |
serious that it was necessary to Kill the +
office he is seeking for. He now holds |
the office of city solicitor in Johnstown. |
purchased with a fund subscribed by
Alvin |
‘delivered an address. — Johnstown
“Great Britain is evidently
is storing it at her yard at Esquimaalt.”
98¢ ones up to $3.98.
'WE ALSO Have the Overalls ©
and Jackets that we sell
for 88¢, regular prices 81
each.
We have the soc Over.
alls and HE, at 38¢c.
each.
| WE CALL Your attention to
| our elegant line of Straw
to $1.98.
WE CARRY A Complete
line. Up-todate and at!
penny profits.
and Hats are always
ahead of the procession. ¥
be seen in any other stock in Patton—and
are bright, fresh and new.
the biggest and best line 1 oresenting them with Base Balls and Bats.
your
SHOES, WELL Yes we carry
in town. Ask
neighbor.
COME HERE First or last,
and our motto still is
‘Penny Profits—Big Sales.
MD SHOE CD.
si Directly opposite the Bank.
§
Hats from the sc ones up
the Celebrated Sweet, Orr prompt attention. 1 1 | nL y 1
& Co. Pants—from the !
MarrrEw M
The Fah and lew Man. G.0. BRADY, iti
AR A RAE OG SR REY
Always safe! Riways fhe Pl ain ig ia —
EVERYBODY ADMIRES
OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF
CLOTHING & SHOES
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
USINESS IS CERTAINLY BOOMING IN OUR
BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT.
‘We're selling Children's Suits very cheap now-—cheaper
‘than we ever sold them before—much cheaper then they can
‘be bought elsewhere—and that's the reason of i People
You always give us
s the best we don't
want poor stuff at the
but
what you
send us makes the
‘quality of our food and
our people | like good
things to eat. we need
not tell vou to hurry,
‘because
vou al-
ways prompt.
THAT'S ALL!
GOOD BYE!
They Bear
(lose Inspection.
arc
‘are bound to trade where they can get the most for their
OUR FURNISHING Goods
Next to Bank.
THE KEYSTONE CLOTHING
Seventy.Ave thousand more volon-
teers
akirts at Mrs. Dartt’s
buy your bread from Daves oppo
site the Palmer house.
The Beech Creek passenger Umain,
doe in Patton at 10:35 p. m., was over
foar hours late Priday night, owing wo
a freight wreck near Mitchell's station
Henry Kibler, of St. Boniface, was
in Cresson Tuesday morning on his
way to New Germany to attend the
wedding of Aloywins Schrift and Turesa
Schmitt, which took place at that place
Wednesday morning. - Cresson Record.
The tax on beer will be raised from
$1 to $2 a barrell, on tobacco will be
increased to 12 cents, on cigars weigh-
|ing more than 3 pounds per thousand
i will be increased §4. Perfumery, chew-
‘ing gum,
coal from the Western Pacific states,
money.
vinced that we exhibit THR
that all our goods
We also make the boys happy
Ladies’ Fine Shoes and Dry Goods a Specialty.
Mirkin & Kusner,
Patton, Pa.
L. W. COOK.
It May be Possible That a Rumor Has Reached You
That We are Going to Leave Altoona.
If so it is the truth for we have purchased a large Dey Goods Hotse
in Harrishburk and as soon as we can dispose of cur present stock we are going
ont our immense stock we have PUT PRICES DOWN
to Jeave Altoona and resume bosiness in the Capital Sty
New things in ladies black ola :
To quickly move
{jower than von have ever known them to be on Standard ( oofls. Everything
in stock has been heavily redooed -
Patronize your home bakery and’
mineral waters, bills of
| exchange, drafe and promissory notes
{will be taxed to help pay the war (Opera House Block,
| expenses.
i
aged ax
Carpets, Ladies’ Jackets,
Millinery, Dress Goods,
Domestics, Fancy Goods,
Men's Furnishings and all Sorts of H sasehoid Goods, Cut Glass and Silverware
We want every one within reach of us to come bere sod have a share In
these Wonderfal Bargain Offers and to come soon a8 the goods are going fst
Immense throngs are comm daily and you will mise the greatest chanoe 10
save money ever afforded if you fail to join them before our sale closes.
Come to the Bargain Feast we have spread for yoa in this
Great Removal Sale
and you will find that it will richly repay you.
Our stock must be closed out at any sacrifice and cur patrons are reaping the
henefit of oar losses. This sale will continge but a short time, sO come as son
as possible to the Big Store.
L.. Cook,
Mothers who made selections from our Boys’ and §
s Childs ren’s Department HRE the past month, were con-
E Suits to every ONE to
(ure ctensive [ne of
SHO ES y for
Summer
Wear
will bear ck se Imspec ron.
An examination will show ¢
the extreme care exera:
every detail of rial f and
workmanship is what makes
the excellence 1m stock.
You cannat tell by the appear-
ance in Often
the shoddiest looks the
neatest before thev are worn.
It takes close examination to
tell difference, and
{ifference 1s there
Patton
Supply Co.
dl mater
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15 a Bw gx
tagse Lines,
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ROOCS
the the
ALL GOODS DELIVERED
ALTOONA, PA.
FREE.
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