The Patton courier. (Patton, Cambria Co., Pa.) 1893-1936, December 22, 1898, Image 8

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    The Joyous Holidays Have Com: at Ls
t
d our Big House is a scenc of Bewildering Beauty,
Our Holiday Stock has no superior in this city whi
prices are lower than can be found elsewhere.
On regular goods we are now making some splendid
in every day ficcessities and when you come to buy
iy Goods may be you will want to buy sonie of them.
can save price of your car ‘are in buying a small bill,
trices will surprise you.
Men's and Ladies’ Underwear.
flvoced cotton vests 12c wich, reduce! from 176.
1 Be fAeeced vests and drawers now 2c each.
The SOc fleeced vests and drawers now $00 exch.
natural wool underwear at 30¢ each. Or 75¢ per suit and worth $1
th wool underwear in §1 value at Ke per suit.
t's floscdd line underwear at $1.19 each
) prives muy not occur again this season.
A Drive in Basement Goods.
From the thousands oi things clamoring for notice
we select the following:
Dewey SOrclack Tea Kettle, made of solid brass, 49¢ each.
bread trays, A special at 30¢, worth 89¢ each,
b¢ porcelaid dinner sets in plain white, regular price $7.95,
decorited dinner regular price $6.08, now $6.49 per set
French China har set, set, goid decoration, a beauty, worth §79.40,
pat St : lar price $4.7 L1§3.79
niet set, regular price $4.79, to go at $3.79.
to our immense line of toys, dolls, games, ote., we have a great
PURE CHOICE CANDIES that seli at 10 to 25¢ per pound.
ir House is now a sight worth coming a long dis-
to see. We invite you to come and let us know when
and we will treat you royally.
All goods excanged or taken back if not satisfactory
now
traight to the Big Store, corner 11th Avenue
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le
BUY THE
ella Stoves and Ranges.
It is a Great
Comfort —=agiae—
TO A TIDY HOUSEKEEPER TO
HAVE A GOOD STOVE.
Isene of the most perfect heating stoves,
for household use, ever placed upon the
market. All the latest and best ideas are
incorporated into its construction. Frery
feature to promote durability, cleanliness
and economy has been well planned and
developed,
Produces the Greatest Heat
From the Least Fuel em.
~The cold airis drawn from the floor, and
discharged through the sides and top,
ly heated. This method of
PREVENTS CoLD FLOORS
form temperature in all parts of the room.
Good Points—None of the Ervors!
BEFORE YOU BUY
For ihe Third Month Endicg Deer wher In attendance; Edwin Grenninger,
12th, LADS. | Richard Jas. Morgan, John Powell,
Pupils enroiled, 525; average attend. Richard Williasns, Mary Coleman, Ids
Ance, 450; por cent. of attendance 90; Chapman, Maggie Kerry, Magdalens
mew pupils admitted, 36; pupils drop- | Liard, Lizzie Leonard, Roselis Miles,
ped from rolls, 27; pupils absent on Willie Ross, Eva Webb.
account of sickness, 39, Ina Decxkary, Teacher.
High Schon T. J. Friron, Principal,
. ¥ Boi » : C. C. MircHers, Assist. Prin.
Pupils enrolled. Seniors, 7. Jauiors, “ Astint. Prin
#, Sophomores, 21; average attendance, Pains in the chest when a person has
wont of attandance: 38. Pupils 2 told iniicwie a tonduney twa:
petfect In attendance: Virginia Dule, FRegmonis Chamberiain's Pain Balm
Minnie Holter, Sarah Holter, Clara and bound on
Myers, Carrie Crowell, Annie Kinkead, seat : I promptly relieve the
Mable Robinson, Susie Spangle, Agnes Pain and prevent the threatened attack
: : ry pe of pnenmonia. This same treatenent
Hamer, ie Jones, Carl Crowell, | cure a lame back in a few hours,
ancan Sandford.
Sold by Patton Pharmacy, . W,
Bund € Grade,
Hodgkins.
Pupils enrolled, 9; average attend. Constipation prevents the body from
ance, 50; per cent. of attendance, 90; fidding Day or waste mater. Dee
; upils admitted, 4; pupils drop- Witt's Little Early Risers will remove
{ho pup the voll, i pupl P| the trouble and core sick headache,
in attendance: Anna Donnelly, Agnes complexion.
Donnelly, Edith Holter, Mary Hor don't gri
nauer, Maggie Lowe, Anna Mellon, Hodgkins P
Native! Sandford, Josephine Tl DeWitt's Witch Haz! Sale
Lora Brewer, Emma Ross, | ATY | Cates Plies, Scalde, Buses.
Semple, Howard Bioom, John Ed. EL :
miston, Raymond Shank wiler.
JomerHine WEE, Teacher.
D Grade,
Small, sugar coated
pe Or cause naasea., CC. W,
atton Pharmacy.
ited chain bracelet, or
Hk: arte
ance, 20; per cent. of attendance, 57; RLING
new pupils admitted, 3, pupils dropped
from roll, 2; abwent on account of sick-
ness, 1. Pupils perfect in attendance:
Carrie Holter, Anna Jenkins, Enid
| Lewis, lon« Sandford, LaRae Winslow,
Clarence Blair, Jacob Hanter, Peter
Kerrs, Jos. Lingle, Cecil Wilson,
Miss CuMMines, Teacher.
Third Intermediate
Namber pupils enrolled 82. average
attendance, 41; por cent of attendance,
85; new papils admitted, 5: pupils
dropped from roll, 4; pupiis absent on
| account of sickness, 2. Pupils perfect
{in attendance: Mabie Iddings, Mary
Lyons, Elnora Traman, Paul Barton,
James Cornelius, Louis Gagliardi, Earl
| Wilson, Arthur Jenkins, Jas. Kerrs,
Chas. McMahon, Hubert Ross.
Mpa Suri, Teacher.
Second Inlermedicts.
Number pupils enrolled, 56; average
attendance, 50; per cent. of attendance,
90; new pupils admitted, 7; pupils
dropped from roll, 2; absent on account
of sickness; 3. Pupils perfect in at
tendance: John Lehman, Chas. Malii-
gan, Wilson Truman, Clemens Biller,
Willie Blair, Emanuel! Jolly, Homer
Hill, Chas. Abbott, Oscar Danielsos:,
Chas. Black, Mary Jane Hewiott, Alma
Blooraquist, Eva Cornelios, Hanna By.
theway, Jennit Bruneau, Bertha
Abbott, Mary Sommerville, Mary
Yeckley, Bertha Chapman.
: Braxcug Pirin, Tear ler.
First latrronediste,
Number pupils enrolled, 57: average
| attendance, 52; per cent. of attendance,
91}; new pupils admitted, 4; pumber
pupils dropped, 2; absent on account
‘of sickness, 2. Perfect in sttendance:
| Tillie Fedor, Maury leonard, Xemenia
re racoe sod address,
for the bracelet,
Ties at 10 conts each :
amving vour friends,
to oe, and uy
youu select,
i want doylies or
Nrate
7,
£
i
public comes to hear
PURCHASES. Art
design and decoratio
the newest.
fascinations in Scarf
Shirt Studs, Brooch
but not least. we hav
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Sterimng Stiver Nove
i
Papils perfect biliousness, inactive liver and clear the
E AWAY F
in colors, wit
SILVER plated or
Lod baekles, DON'T SEND MONEY, FH
low Silverware leads.
aking a belter
What is the use of m
article than your competitor when You
cannot get a better price for it?
Ans— As there is no difference in the
price the public will bay asly the but.
ter, so that while our profits may be
smaller on a single sale they wiil be
‘much greater in the aggregate,
How cun you get the public to know
that your make is the best :
If both articles are brought promi.
pently before the pablic both are
certam to be tried amd the public will
vary quickly puss jodgement on them
anda ase only the better one,
This explains the large saie on Cham.
berlain's cough Remedy. The oe
have been using it for years snd have
ound that it can always be depended
upon. They may ocoasionly take up
with some fashionable novelty put
forth with exaggerated claims, but sre
n to return to the one remedy
that they know to be reliable, and for
coughs, colds and croup there is noth-
Ling Sool to Chamberlain's cough
Remedy. For sale by Patton Pharm.
acy, C. W. Hodgkins,
Early to bed and ear)
Ares 4 man for his home in the skin.
ub early to bed and a Little Early
Riser, the pill that makes life longer
and better and wiser. C. W. Hodgkirs,
Pharmacy
. Patton
YEE Your choiow of either
REE, magnificent SOLID GOLD»
ito] adien’ elognnt .
exquikitely chase
GOL
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4
We wi
for the garters, 10
me tshie center pisces at 20 cents each
Collect the money
wm receipt wo will mail yon
mn your inquiry whe
Is what we expect in our store when the
of our HOLIDAY
can go no further in
n, and the styles are
Our display of Flat and Hol.
but we have other
Pins, Sleeve Buttons.
es. Ete And last.
¢ a fine assortment of
‘ities; just the thing
for Christmas presents.
TOZER,
The Patton Jeweler
-
‘Peightel, Doras Prescott, Elis Shank.
- wiler, Romaine Smale, Mary Woorer,
| Lula Holes, Edna Kessler, Annie May
Monteith, Myrtle Mulligan, Sadie Sum.
-merville, Nora Welker, Dennis Burkey,
' Bert Delozier, Willie Foresberg, Peter
Nelson, Bruce Bell, Willie Iddings,
Joseph Jolly, Roger Lucas, Peter So
mitchs, Wilber Shunkwiler, Willie
McCaffrey. :
LOoRETTO PRINDIBLE, Teacher.
Fourth Frisary :
Number pupils enroiled, 34; averagn i
‘attendance, 48; per cenl. of attend.
anbe, 92; new pupils admitted, 3;
pupils dropped from roll, 2; absent on
account of sickness, 7. Pupils perfect
in attendance: Agnes Andrews, Mary
Andrews, Rotilda Biller, May Boyce,
Cora Jackson, Anna Jones, Maggie
Jones, Flora Rowland, (lara Short,
Maggie Whitford, Clark Cowher, Joe
Gaglairdi, Willie Jenkins, Francis
Mackin, William Pinchers, Howard
Wagner, Fritz Hanson,
ALICE MAUD Ging, Teacher,
Thivd Prisnary
Namber pupils euroiled, 49: Average
attendance, 39; per cent. of altend.
ance, ¥3; new papils admitted, 2. pupils
dropped from roll, 1; absent on ac
count of sickness, 16. Pupils perfect
An attendance: Carl Spencer. Gusta
Burkey, ‘Thomas Chapman, John
Goods, James Hodgking, Willie Lissch.
Joseph Makin; John Moreau, Willie
Powell, Willie Whiteford, Eva Cart
wright, Mary Cullen, Elizabeth Nelson,
Ellen Wassberg, Inez Wilson. anche
Yocum.
FOU
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{ 1¢ market at the
1 1
¥ : ot - 3
Have vou seen our li
DRY GOOD
The finest
to suit vour
$
¥
purse.
CATHARINE MAY, Teacher.
second Primary. :
Number pupils enrolled, 58: average
attendance, 52; per cent. of attend.
ance, 92; new pupils admitted, 1; drop-
ped from roll, 1. Pupils perfect in
attendance: George Jones, Erig Nolan,
Earl Mitchell, Earl Black, Crawford
Nelson, Andrew Sheka, Chas. Me.
Cafferty, Robt. Sandbloom, David
‘Ross, Paul Shinn, Joseph Ditsky,
Georgia Austin, Auna Shunkwiler,
‘Badie Jolly, Bessie Atkinson, Minnie
‘Rolland, Grace Wilkins, May Holes,
| Dora Crooks, Alice Noonan, Bertha
‘Belle Atkinson, Harry Short, Liltie
| Williams. Ina NEFp, Teacher.
: 4 First Pronary,
Total number enrolled, 69; average
attendance, 53; per cent. of attend tend-
‘ance, 84; new pupils admitted, 6; pupils
| dropped from roll, 7; pupils absent on
When in
vour headquar
welcome.
sort of House we k
fairest of prices. That's the
ceep.
1ne of
A
1 this section and at prices
town make our store
ters. You
Call and be sure of it.
WOODEN MANUFACTURING
Cache. A year ago |
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DR. ©. ERNEST CHASE,
Surgeon Der
FATTON, PENN’A.
Office in Solomon Building, opposite
City Restanrant, Fifth A:
Dr. V. A. Murray,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
fee in Arlington Bleek, Bes bey
Prtion, Pa AE night calls wes
Bara utd a Ee
Fi¥en tevin Rite ow 3 5
OFFICE HOUR Tie 0 avd
DR. W. I. DOWLER,
wid
pm
Aer
tis
Physician
Patton, Ps.
DR. S. W. Worrell,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office in (icod Building, Room No. 3.
this 9 Cemerst Sergey and the Eye 2 Specialty, All
nile will iveive prompt attention.
Reuel Somerville,
Attorney-at-Law,
PaTrToN, Pa
Office in the Good Building.
JAMES NOLAN,
WM. DAVIS, -
Attorney-at-Law,
Patton, Pa.
Office in Good Building. -10ef,
Attorney and Counselor ai Law.
Esxvanvne, Pa.
All legal basiness promptly attended fo.
OfBew in Barker Buliding,
TOBACCO and CIGARS
The finest How in Patlon at
G. J. FITZPATRICK'S
Restaurant on Magee avenue, near
P. R. R. depot.
MEALS AT ALL HOU RR.
M AHAFFEY HOUSE
Mahafley, Clearfield Co., Pa
Asounaodations Sretolam. Best
snd Wine af the bar Aabling at
Grogan PFERGUAON,
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SPRINGS FOUNDRY.
CREST
We
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stove plow
paire. Our charges are
Old otal taken (nh sxehangs for new work.
&iyr CHERT SPRINGER, Pa,
Parnell & Cowh
a for
FIRE, LIFE AND
ACUCIDEN T TOU
REAL EXTATE AGENTS.
fined Building, Patton, Pa. "Phone Na 9.
FirstNation'I Bank
OF PATTON.
Patton, Cambria Co., Pa.
CAPITAL PAID UP, $56,000.00.
SURPLUS, $40,000.00.
sir an Hans eevee at vt
ble terms cranststoant with ssfrnnd eonmreative
i banking.
A. E Parroxn,
will be
; Hows, Foreign Drafts
At 2 Grocery House where things look
neat and clean; where Clerks are polite and obliging;
where Deliveries are made free of charge and on time:
_above all where you know you are getting the best
Stemmsiilp tickets for sie fr ail the |
Jrabin in the prine
proapt and
eiliem Of the (88 Wop
AH corrsaponstence will have oar
persis attention.
Interest paid an time deposits,
Wa H. Saxprorn,
President, Cashier,
PATTON
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COMPANY,
woe MARU BU LHe OF wit) Poon ions pee
Lomber of all Kinds, Planing Mill
Work, Sash and Doors of
all Kinds,
HP AND
LUMBER GUARANTEE:
Prices and terms reasonable.
We have just received a car load of
doors and sash to which we eall your
special attention.
OFFICE
At Mill and in Roem No
WORK MANS]
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of Good
Wor forty years I suffered from sick Bend
began asicg Celery King.
i The result was gratify surprising, m.
bessdac vs towing a sand surprising, my
mrventh dev, but thanks
Ht ane 4
| to Cotery King: I have pot
in the lust ele autha. 1k
| cured me wi
. Keuren, 5
amd K
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Haugerties, N. ¥. ;
King oe ihe Nerves. Snack, Liver
and donlecs, Packages
Patton Pharmacy,
C. W. Hodgkins.
d Surgeon.
pe Mice in Mellon block, next door to
; ostoffice, :
All emis, day or night, prom rpoides
es. y ” prompely ay
y to rise, pre.
oo
of Liquors
Casting. M to do all kinds of
Casting. Mohinery, i rou hotties, staves,
er,