Coming soon, Elton Bros. Wait for Elton Broa. 20 cent show. y eaTrON PUBLISHING CO, Proprietors. i Tinning of all sription done hE Wiss, GREENE, Failor : Kirk Hardware Co. _ YERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. ! One copy, one year, tn advance, © - - si0) {to the Cash Grovery. JS Advertsing rates made Know twas np Mr. Jou. Patton, of ( frwensville, 3. LO the gueat of it. th, bail aro papers disemtinued ont) nil Rerear he paid, Gnless at the pts of the | Miam rs Snydear, of § aw J Haves AR go 1 “dag x Eater ab the Posofips: at Patton as second: visiting Mrs. El. si. Moore. chase sani} msi, : Matt kbs i Buy your & bustles © BAL Good's for the ploniis. be | Attend the apron axle. Rumell's Comadiine at Don’t fail to visit Elton Bros. show. opera hone Tuesduy evening of : coming SOOLL. werk. Dannie! Sullivan: of DuBois, spent The Cify Restaurant koe Lhe ik Saturday in Patton. and freshest line of green groceries in Goto Kirk's for the finest line of Fatton. stoves in the county. Kirk's hasliware department is ihe : cheapest place for shell hardware, Celery Thursday, Friday and Sator- ; | day st Oaah G ry paints, oil and gluse ; M. 8. Binder, of Hastings and H J. Work of paving Fifth avenue will be Bearer, of Harnsabiore. were Visitors 16 commenced this week. Bay your boiled bam at Geo. haan n f : jet . A . for the Jrcnion pearance at the home of Mr. and Mm Did you see those fine jardineers and | Bq. Nicholson Wednesday morning. toilet sete al J. E Kirk's? | | Sita at; J. E ren If you are hungry drop in ta dhe 1s M8 Loong, of Portage, Pa, was 3 (ity Restaurant where you can visitor to Patton Friday. A 18x¥inch pictare: frame for 85 Irvin Crenninger. who has been i, be wt Fuahsr's wall paper store. visiting friends at Pittsburg and Festival and apron sale in the Gold- | | vicinity for the past manth, returned stein hall Friday night, September 1st. | home Monday, Henry Plouse, of Barnesboro, trans The Hastings opera house will be soted business in Patton one day last {opened for the season Tuesday even 3 week. ing, September 5th, when Russell's At the Firemen's dance in their | comedians will hold the boards. park ob Labor Day, Monday, Septem, Mrs. OC. W. Hodgkins and son James, our town Tuesday. ‘ber 4th. who have been visiting friends in. South Central New York state for the | Leave your order at the pews stand for magazines, priodicals and story papers. PF EK. Mullen, of Reynoldsville, Pa, A bright little dacghter arrived’ spent the first part of the week in Pat ; ton and vicinity. He was bore in the the home . and \ x : Tuesday a: Mrs, Walter Dale | interest of coal companies secunng valualile conl lands, 3] ia Mpa us this work for See the 1 can’t rip lem school show, nes Bon expects Lo MAKE | he best school shoe ever pat on the raarket. All that have worn them How is it Kirk Hardware and Furni- want them again. Don’t buy them tare Co. can give you the best goods until U see them at Patton Supply Co. for the least money ! G. 1. Byrne, one of the efficient The cheapest place for wall paper, clerks of Pennsylvania railroad com- a wv frames and plastico at Fisher's pany at Broad street station, Phila- al store near railroad station. delphia, is spending his vacation in oh Bee our 12 dress shoe for Indies, it. | Patton, visiting his parents, Mr. and can’t be beat no matter where you go, Mrs. Silas Byrne. . Patton Supply Co. | The free distribution in San Fran: : cisco of astitoxine to sufferers from cannot do better than to call on You do diptheeta who could not affordslo pay i (30uld & Beeser for first-class plumbing, te. Estimates freely given. -44tf r it has resulted, as elsewhere, in ; or the death rate from that discase, wv ew ads of Wes F. fais, ©. ‘reducing it to 11,11 per cent. . Hodg dg kine Dinsmore Bros. ; : Haan he Cg : The COURIER is indebted to Mm T. In She Counizn this week. F. Bailey for a basket full of the finest W. G. Dawson and Miss Fannie red and yellow tomatoes we have past oronth, returned home Saturday. _ ! Rhoades, of Altoona, were guests of gazed opon this year. They were Miss Cordie Cowher, over Sunday. beauties and hard to beat, asd were : Help a good cause by patronizing raiment in the garden of which Mus. the Patton Fire company plenic and Bailey takes great pride in ooking dance at the Firemen's park on Labor jafter. Duy. The Harbison-Waiker fire brick Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Ivory are happy ‘company broke ground last Wesines i over the arrival of & sweet little girl at day for the erection of a large fire bhriek their home Tuesday morning. : : & capacity of J,000 per day and will Henry MecAnuity and Max Fried: give employment to a large number ; wan, two of Barpesboro's prominent of hands gitizens, transacted business in Patton Tuesday. ways ho ai Wemsd wi 1 r Mrs. Mary Wilkins and tw o sons sod puenty years before trying Hamilton lark, : ghter, are visiting at the home of wiih hase salve, two hoaxes of : Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Wilkiny on West porn pletely cxtred hime | Bawa Magee avenue. Cworthives apd dangerous counterh Ex-Governor Daniel H. Hastings CC. W. Hodgkins, Patton Pharmacy TH spent the first of the week looking Ths : ah : after his large coal mining interests at nr Spangler and Hastings, Pa. bonds of R100 sch Miss Blanche Minnick, who bas been! L805, 100d and 1907, visiting her sister, Mrs. 8. W. Worrell, bonds must be le the for the past two months, returned to Kaylor, president of council, on ber hiyme in Clearfield Tuesday. fore Saturday, September 3, 1p Squire James Mellon expects to If you don't like your baeding ‘move his office building from ils pres- house food don’t eat it. If you don't £ : ent location to alot onthe corner of like the hat YOU Wear, don’t wear iL Magee and Pennsylvania avenoes. If you dont like your neighbor, let him | ‘alone. If vou don't like the town you | Gold medals 10 Harper whiskey al live in, get out of it. If you don’ g ¥ New Orie & Worlds Fair Chicago, | like this Daper try it. you will endorse the Judge UE pap werdiet. Sold Palmer House, Paton The safes in the postoffice and the ¥ Pa R RB ticket office al sessou Wels ilown open by Sarai at anu early hour Batarday morning, bot the cracks i men secured only about § for el trouble. They suceeded in damaging dant read iL Ex “A pienie and dance will be held in the Short grove, Patton, Pa, on Labor day, Monday, September 4th, under the suspives of St. Mary's Catholic church, All are invited to attend. ip extent of a couple hapdred dols con Me and Mra Ww. LL. Daggett and however. ! little daughter, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs 5. 0. Daggett, of the Palmer house, returned to their home : at Bellefonte Tuesday. very handsome ’ on cigar cabinets which Giarfleld Wilkins returned Bome pookingham Brow, the Friday from Wilkes-Barre, Pa, where wangfacturers Of he attended the State couvention of They are richly constincte? the P.O. 8 of A. He attended in the obigied cherry and are 1 capacity of a delegate representing heavy beveled glass. They Washington Camp of Patton, twy distinct Ap rises for « iar Miss Maude Gibb, a former teacher which are plainly visible to the pur in the public schools of this place, Chaser as the fronis are construc ted of I spent Bunday in Patton, the guest of finest quality of glass These basi Me Taser Smale, - while én route to some pieces of firnitire Frestly add » to accept a position in the to the appearance of Mr. Hodgkios — aelioals of that h plas. : fine store room. {.W, Hodgkins, gist, recently places CORELn : CASTORI.A | Beare the A bran new little girl made ber ap- (everything you wish in the catible hie. | works in East Clearfield, It will have the sade and the offioe urpsture to the | Buy your boiled ham at Geo | Good's for the pienics. For Bale. Good flue brick at 6 per thonsand. Inquire at Fisher's wall | Paper Btore, ; For good goods at the night price RO | There are 88 silk plants in Pennsyl Cvania, and the output of silk ribbon in the Hato has been doubled in three! deliversd to day exw J Aired Waler ice Suan and he althy. Bald ends! cent A resides On BAL GpcsminE Tiki road, : {irfead Eades Pay Plotie A grand plenic will be held in Rhort's Cirove, Patton, Pa, on Labor Day, Monday, September 4th, for the benefit of Rt. Mary's Catholic church of Pat- ton. A grand dance will be beld on the spacious platform. The best of minsie will be in attendance Refresh ments of all kinds will be served on the grounds. Dinner wil il be served 2 11:30 4. m.; supper at 5 p.m. - Bvery- body is invited to’ cote and liave a good time, Hossa! 's Comedinus, Romsell's ( somedians made a hit at the Lyceum last nigtit. If a house crowded and frequent outbursts of isnghter be any indication, certainly the big aodience went home wuil pleased. Richard Valentine's dashing aniformed band played new and lively ‘music and the parade yesterday noon was goanl. Globe Democrat, st: Lonis Feb, 6, 1806 At Hastings Spera homes Tueaduy evening, Seplember 5 $5060 Beward Tedd Filig of the Gem Fruit and Fish store. offers the above reward to the purty or parties giving information that will lead to the conviction of the person who anlawfully posted a con stable sale notice on his fruit stand Aug. 14, stating that his peanuts rd fish wers to be sold on the 34th. He expecta to get rid of the stock several Me: times before that and bs selling bananas Dr : 10 and 15 conta per dozen and peanuts 5 pear quart Fish will arrive on Thursday. Call and get prices and don’t forget you will find him in the Yahner baliding. How Postal Cards are Often Wasted “Women often send messages to : their drossmaker or to dry -goods shops on postal cards, says the September Ladies Home Journal, “sttaching a bit of cloth, ribbon or lace as samples Thix makes the card unmailable,’ so it is always sent to the dead-detter office and invariably destroyed Men presamishily men not infrequentiy 4 paste a clever juke or a telling polithal fragmesit upon a postal and se nd itl a friend nt least start it: bot i sever arrives, Nothing may be attached Loa postal sad, Bor may ope word be written upon the address side ¢ xoepd the address itaell : Wa hisve ned Chamberlain's cough rene So oir bode for many years and ber ofweriyl lesliguony fro ite value a a medicine which shou be in every fami in onughe sud coids we fe of) FAA FLIER + - Ny 4 " & far. 4127 Fairfax avenae, Formas by 1 Ww LINGO YT, DICRERS IN DIR deat at Ebensbiioyg s Frida, August 3175 ¥ ANEW Ld Irwin, fe sie. 14 Thomas Boulley ott grose at ai. Usaliliton Elisa larder 1o Annie. Barr, $1 Bridget Mellon to Mary Patton, $1 Joba J Hauk toa to Niagara bali of New York entra A VOry pOopuniar one davs apd peril stops oy anal of side trip to Toronto fos $n sidditionnl, Consail Central Sema trad ion pariioes TNE Keystone Uothipg 2 and CASTOILIA. Bears the op 1h Kind Yeu Haw Lass Bait Ripmns Tabules cure disziness and when EF BE os PRIDE OF PATTON FLovk. Sif || Nee FLOUR $1.20 ans Corn, 2354 EA Raisins, 8c. {7 4] Le 3 ( ans | omatoes, ted Apples, 1 3C 6 Cans Sardines, 25¢. Appricots, 1 5C. BEST $1.20 > E> - er Dack the wind up of Wammer rade, we ve same broken sizes in dren's Shoes AWAY : $1 goods. Also in 51% y : ny uneqi el VA & 18 0 believe, Nee Patton Supply Co. New Neckwear, Shirts and Clothing Shortly. One minote congh curs quickly cures. Freah fab every Thursday anid Fri- obstinate summer coughs and colds. | day at the Caab Grocery. PF ponsider it a most wonderful medi- |r you should need a bath room At cine, quick and safe” WW, Mer. api call on J. E Kirk Lo, Mavhew, Wis. CW. Hodgkine Leave your order or ice with A. G, | Patton Pharmacy. Storey only i cent per pound. | honest price amine our ine Shoes. Notions and Groceries and (iet Our Prices rom wi iM tay nh KE Several grades of Quting and if iy! ta pas ow ; “ Ni iy £3 r 1 Od Laaon Duares t Pn Tn and Tinware 3 y Lo } € A fo SE a . Queenswarel ok ; x==All goods delivered free and promptly.
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