Briscorat—Rey. D. M. Cann, . Serv oy 3 Telok p. ro. every Sunday. Sun. ibid A ool at 10 8. mo CATHOLIC Father Fnwebl pastor. Mass A inday at § and 10 8, m. Sunday setuiobat 3p m. and vospers at 7 p.m. LoraeRAR-—Rev. B, #. Dive, pastor. Preach. ; ing on alternate Sandays al HED xm. and pm. Sunday school at 250 8m, and : THRO FE at 63 p. mm. each Sunday, Mwrsopisr Briscorat—Rev, BE. H. Witmean, pastor. Services at 1690 a mo snd 790 po om. stip om. Fpw ) miseting every Wed : fl i ing rapidly. The brick lay- Fook bali Tuesday, November Sth, is election ~ Thanksgiving Day Tuureday, No- je rye or corn chop at the Patton | No. 1 harness oil only 80c. per gallon ab langbein's harness shop, Patton, 510 the Patton Feed and Buckwheat for your rye flour, corn meal, Lodliew’ flannelette wrappers, the n Miortable gown out, at Mm b and Joseph Lautzy,of near Hast a business trip to Patton is full of people who were “no ; than their neighbors." —L. A. olf, of the firm of Wolf & | E. Cooney and son Fred are : The improvement will add to the appearance of that - | the Courier this week, as there are | morning. tacked with a sudden cough or cold, | company received their two weeks’ | Monday. pay Monday. Magee & Lingle paid; 1), Waiters drove down from Oar. their men Saturday. ! rolitown Tuesday. It might be well to glance at the W.H. Holt, of Snow Shoes, Pa, was postoffice list of unclaimed letters in | 4 visitor to Patton Monday. quite a number and one might be for| = i TE oa you. ! : . MM. L Glassgow and R. D. Matthews, u you are contemplating purchasing | of Glassgow, Pa, spent a few hours in anything for fall und winter wear you town Saturday will do well to read the many new ad- | : will do well to y H. E. Bidwell, of the firm of D. W. vertisements in the COURIER He | Bidwell & Co., ; 3 agents for the week. DaPont Powder company of Pitteburg, The work of erecting the dynamo... i. unt caller at the COURIER building for the new electric light plant office Wednesday morning. It is reliably reported that a genoine |Bunday speak-easy exists right in the heart of Patton borough, a place where H. M. Dickinson, of Pittsburg, |; op 00 who may desire can procure special agent for the American Fire “drink’’ as often as he may see fit. Insurance company of Philadelphia, py ii oreuted in abolishing “joints” was looking after business interests In ¢ pis character should look into the Patton Monday. . matter and see to it that the law is put {ers commenced their work Monday The employes of the Patton Coal! F.B. Steel came over from Spangler James Mackin, of this place, has em- in force. barked in the retail tea and baking 0, g.nuel Swartwood, wife of a powder business. You may look for road brak . residing at Moun-! Bim te call 3 your MOS ANY tain Top, Luserne county, gave birth | day to solicit your patronage. to her twenty-fifth child Thursday | or two dollars, and the boy who throws | .¢ 4}. children died. The rest are in twenty-five or fifty cents more. Joseph Trinkiey, & farmer who lives family. {the Of 16 apples, which were grown ine. 40 visiting out of town, make a | local board of health have all resigned a4 it is impossible to learn of every ' with the exception of Frank Wargo person who may come to or go from | and it is said that he would like to re- | Patton on a visit. We are giad to re- sign, but has no one to resign to. | ceive such pointers snd will appreciate | Rather a bad state of affairs. 'it if you inform as of the same. | Prank McEwen, s former employe at! Daniel Abbott, one of the most | the clay works, is now acting In the highly esteomed cid gentlemen of this capacity of clerk at the Corner Drug place, is visiting relatives at Saxton, | Store. Mr. McEwen has had exper- Bedford county, Pa, this week. While jence in this line und will “feel at there he attended the Eastern Penn- ! home’ in waiting upon the trade. _sylvania Eldership of the Church of many bums and tramps who make the week. Mr. Abbott has been a member housewife’s life miserable by their of that organization over 50 years and husband. The tramp ordinance would be a first-rate medicine for these vag- meet many of his old scquaintancet. abonds. ! The opening of the new operas house | in this piace, adde another chapter to the history of Glen Campbell's ad Order of Heptasophs, beid its first an- vancement, and goes to show that it is Pus! banguet at the Palmer houee, : | fast getting on a level with her elder | PaMton. Pa, Tharsday night, October sisters, and in many instances fur sur- 13h, when 30 happy people enjoyed an evening's entertainment, which will ; of them. —Cutoet. evening's entert ) | ’ long be remembered. The manage Attorney Somerville and Dr. War. ment of the hotel and aides spared no rell took advantage of the bunting | ine in endeavoring to please the S68A0N by each shouldering a gun and wants and looking after the comforts making themselves conspicuous Y of their goestsa. The large rotonda [heir absence Monday forenoon. T and the ball and pariors were beanti- i returned home saying that there were y decorated with plants aad flowers {0 more blind fox in these woods. especially provarred from John Troe | An exchange says that in writing for man's green house for the occasion, i a paper say exactly what you want to promptly st 10 o'clock the dining room Hay itin the doors were thrown open when the I. 0. HH. Banquet. ] Patton Conclave, No. 388, Improved ‘have the peaple know. | plainest Fuglish you can command guests marched to the sweet strains | Don't ask yourself, “Is that an elegant fr nusie furnished by Severin's Im- [sentence but “Can any noe Who | arial Orchestra, to the most excellent reads that fail to onderstand what I repast which was spread before | mean them. The tables were tastily ar | At the annual meeting of the “Baock- ranged in the form of a hollow square | tat) regiment at Kennett Sqnare iast with a large pyramid of plants and | woek the following officers were flowers in the centre. After banquet (elected: President, W. W. Brown, of ing for nearly two hours the assemblage | Washington, D. C.; vieo-president, enjoyed a few well chosen remarks by [Thomas H. Ryan, of McKean county: Capt. Bobt. Johnson, Deputy Supreme | secretary, William H. Rauch, of Phil- Archon, of Altoona, when they de | adelphis; treasurer, Col. B.A. Irvin, of parted to the pariors wiere the re ! Clearfield county. mainder of the evening wis spent in | Miss Celie Flick, an accomplished music and dancing. The affair will | musician of Altoona, is spending a fow over be remernbered by the Heps as ‘days in Patton this week. She is here being the most elaborate banquet they in the interests of organizing both a have ever had the piessare of attend. vocal and instrumental class of music. ing. snd too much credit cannot be Her ability asa teacher is excellent and bestowed upon the Messrs. Daggetts the COURIER trusts that she will be and their esteemable wives for the able to secure many papils in our town | methodical and careful manner in for the coming winter. , which it was condoected from begin Good times are slowly coming back ig to end. The writer can speak and the shops are picking up in their | Preset was bighly pleased and enjoyed working time. The car shops are | themmelves thoroughly. J working on an order for 1,4000 box and | gondola care. The passenger car de- | partment is working three nights a week and the Juniata shops are busy on a big order for engines. | The grading of the railroad branch to the new mining operations of Ms- | gee & Lingle, near St. Boniface, will 1 be commenced in a few days. Geo. 8. Good & Co. have received the contract for doing the work. The boarding camp for the accommodation of the | employes will be established at o y7l let For Semis of all ki " : go to langbein'y haracas whip, Patio, Pa. | ~~ Patronize home industry by buying | your flour and feed at the Patton Feed and Buckwheat Mills-25t1 ! Important Notes. : If any of your family should be at- | | This paper | similar to wedding shape and don’t fail to try a bottle of Gray's cure. It never fails to relieve and { promptly care coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, croup and whooping cough. | No family with children should be without it. Samples free. Large bot- | tles 26 cents. Sold only by C. W. Hodgkins, Patton Pharmacy. | please all. An exchange says that a thousand night Of the large number of children | dodgers will cost a dollar and a half born only two sets were twins. Three | ‘happiest man on earth with his large | near Patton, was a caller at this office Readers if yon have any news item, | Ti #eday and brought with him a clus 0 of friends visiting your home or Over in Hastings the members of the ' editor of the Courrier for publication, Patton has been infested of Iate by | God, which convened at that piace last presence during the absence of the no doubt would enjoy being present at the annual conference, where he would CLOTHING, The watermarked name on y cach sheet of paper we sell 1s a suf- ficient guarantee of the quality. 7 HE line embraces all high grade Station- ery, Animal Sized, Loft Dried. The as- | sortment consists of Elite Lenox Linenes, Eng- } lish Parchments, French Quadrilles, Golden | Rods, Cold Pressed Irish Bonds, Foreign Ivor- ines (heliotrope and white). Local Stationery in | Gold, Hand-made Vellam, Deckie E is all hand finished; envelopes male by hand, stationery direct from mills to consumer. por We Introduce no Name Tablets ol Baleam, the great guamnteed cough Do not fail to see this line; Corner Drug Store- TOTTI ITITEISNS LibiibtibbdbisbidissbabastsababbbbbbIbLLS Wan'ied, Ladies and gentlemen suffering from | throat and lung difcalties to call at our store for a sample bottle of Otto's | Cure, which we are distribating free of charge. We confidently recommend it | as a cure for coughs, colds, bronchitis, | consumption, and ail diseases of the throat and lungs. It will stop a cough | quicker than any other known remedy. | We believe it will core you. In croup H Onr ability to control vast quantities and buy direct from the manufacturers enables us to give v ait better valnes or whooping cough it is sore to give and lower prices than ever before. instant relief. Large sizes 56c and 3c. Scid by Patton Pharmacy, CC. W. Hodgkins. More than twenty million free samples of DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve have been distributed by the manu- facturers. What better proof of their confidence in ite merits do yon want? It cures piles, burns, scaids, sores, in the shortest space of time. OC W. Hodgkins, Patton Pharmacy. Sea our Hine of overcoats, Beavers mwas Kersey, Meltons, Chincihilas, finest DON'T Italian serge or fancy plaid wool lined, BLIND! best satin sleeve lining, silk velvet col- lars; at $20.00 and npwards. AALRL MY DixaMoORE Bros, : YOU yO IT A Convincing Argument! $1.00 per yd. helt cyott we will order it carry a large line of samples to sleet : from. Why do we lead? Why are we always busy? Because we have the Largest Stock, the Newest Goods ‘and the Lowest Prices, and the people are buying them; a pretty good evidence that the quality and price must be right. Groceries. Dress Goods. We have a iarge line that we are selling at a close margin, from $0 to Come and see for your- If we haven't anything to soit for vou. We Lancaster Ginghams S¢ per yard, (ood calico at 3c. dackets & Capes. We are agents “or the Beifleld Wraps. Anyone wanting aoything especially nice and nobby will do well to se these styles, either in Jackets, Cloth or Plush Capes, Collarettes, or Misses’ When You Walk into Our Store for Groceries. The quality is there before you, so | apparent that it cannot be conovaied or gnestioned. High quality is our Hobby. We are selling onr groceries At a cles margin; we do a big business and are satisfied with a small profit Our goods are on inspection #0 are _onr prices. 19 pounds granulated sugar §1. 11 pounds Arbuckie's coffee $1. 12 cakenm Inandry soap | Ark 750. 3.pound can grated pine apple 10e, : Beat Sugar cured ham 10c per ib Brethren A wopd with you. There Best sugar cured California hams are important matters you neglect go per ib. | every day. Whett we point you too .. ind mized chop $1 per sack. the advantages to be gained cer- Qur Shoe tain sctions, yon can see that we are Department. looking out for your interesta This is not entirely an anmdiilsh position of ours, for we are anxious to belp you and to help ourselves at the same time. We are keeping it at the front with the best Shoes procurable at the littlest prices possible. The best known Shoe Bore in town See ony $200 Rboe stores for $256 Try os on Shoes and Robbers and be convinoed that we are money savers OORMOTTO: Same Price You Cannot Do Better Fyn i ian woke at other by calling at our, store and iuspecting our im- menses [ine of undersold by any one. (Our saies are evidence that oor prices are the lowest. GENTS FURNISHINHS, SHOES, ETC. WHOLESALE Patton, Cline direct and Children's Coats. We will order you one at wholesale prices and save you from 25 to 4) per cent. Underwear for Men, Ladies and Children. We are selling underwear at such low prices that it will pay everybody to come to our store for anderwenr. Men's fleeced shirts and drawers at BRe, regular price S0c. Men's flonced shirts and drawers at | 80c, regular price s0c. Ladies sxamine our line of tinder wear for children the largest line in wwn to select from. EE LADIES' AND GENTS NECKWEAR. Jost recwived a new and op-to-date from the manufsciuarers Your watts easily supplied here. As cotm, Tecks, 4-in Hands, Bows, Fie, in ail the newest and richest silky and satins, Oor prices always the lowest. Shirt Waists and Wrappers. oeiebrated Melba Line. They » youp if you want soowitbing i stylish ami at a WOW price, Yas i Same Day fo Everybody. avs § Dat Kindly give us a call and be convinced that our prices are always the low- eat. Bear in mind that we sell at Wholesales and Retail and will sot be increasing every day a pretty good Yours for Low Prices and Good Goods, Patton Supply Co. AND RETALILL, Penna. WOLF & THOMPTON, PATTON, PA. The biggest Good Building, mL used to Cups ancl ood shoe Tin water + (azore and white), — bargain. We do not just but ALL are low at is strictly the newest thing in something to - > G. QO. Brady, Prop'r, A ET a TATRA aaddtiatiaaiiittiitidiiiisiatiatiaitiiiiiiis ever offered to consumers 1s now awaiting your inspection at THE BAZAAR! Compare these prices with those you have been Fine decorated chamber set, $2.75. SAUCES, glass pite gines berry dishes, 100. Nice decorated parior lamp, $1.00. Common lamp, No. 1 burner and globe, 150. Coal buckets, 17c. Galvanised water pail, 20¢. Fibre water Round dinoer pail, 13c. Squibs, per box, 10e. Loaded shot gun shells 38¢. You can look at any part of our store and see a THE BAZAAR, paying. A yr, 10. brush. 10c. pail, 0c. pail, Sc. have a few low prices, Patton, Penn'a. 5 hii RLS | #
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