Patton Courier.
Roy Eaton Decker,
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PATTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS!
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ance, 60; per cent of attendance, 96.
Present every day : George Dubronsky,
James Fisher, Joseph Halusky, Mat-
thew Hodge, Joseph Kayden, Ralph
.Kuhnly, Christy Matella, Gerald Man-
fon, Irvin Peters, James Quinn, Andrew
‘Rogers, John Stasco, Mike Stasco,
3 k Suncera, Harry Williams, Edwin
Yeager, Joseph Zoltka, Alexander
Monteith, Marion Biair, Edna Bergu-
son, Tillie Choby, Ulementine Cautor-
eaux, Edna Chapman, Josephine Dins-
more, Linnea Forsburg, Catherine
Flynn, Esther Howe, Celia McMahon,
' Harriett Manuel, Katie Nolan, Jennie |
O’Brien, Leah Repsher, Annie Poca- |
. tilla, Mary Sheehan, Mary Stasko, |
Opbelia Sanken, Larue Turnbel), |
Frances Williams, Jennie Wilson, Vio-
let Lees, Annie Zublinsky.
Hazen C. PEARSON, Teacher.
SECOND PRIMARY-NO. 4. |
Number enrolled, 61; average attend- |
ance, 57; per cent of attendance, 95.
Present every day: Hayes Cornelius,
E¢nest Commons, William McMualdren,
Thomas Wilson, Russell Commons,
Michael Bulluk, Thomas Back, Thomas
Grabam, Walter Williams, James Cal-
houn, Harvey Muliigan, Mike Debron-
‘sky, Adrian Weaklaud, Robert Jones,
John Stull, Charles Swopkoski, An-
thony Goods, Eddie Gauntuer, Edwin
“Bortman, Jerry Myers, Patrick Dona-
bue, George Zoika, Hiram Epstein,
Florence Jenkins, Elva Lungren, Mary
Rane, Bessie Kusner, Virginia Cooper,
Ada Winslow, Katie Gelespie, Laura
; Fiubbar® Genevieve Gregory, Mary
Petrunic, John Lesko.
DoroTHY WAGNER, Teacher,
SECOND PRIMARY-NO. 5.
Number enrolled, 55; average attend-
, ance, 50; per cent of altendance, 96}.
- Present every day: Earl Campbell, Ed-
ward Barnwell, Samuel Boyer, John
Dobransky, Reuben Heist, Stanley
Kaiden, Fred Montenro, Eddie Merri-
man, Frank McTigue, Parks McMul-
jen, James McQuiliian, Joe Ohman,
‘Francis Rounsiey, Frank Riggier, Nick
‘Riggier, Warner Repsher, David Wat-
ers, Milton Reed, Clara Airhart, Edna
‘Beekwith, Mary Elliot, Mary Ednie,
ghia Flvon, Helen Fitzpatrick, Joseph-
ine Gag i, Helen Huobard, Mary
Halusky, Sara Xellsall, Mary O'Leary,
‘Millie O’Brien, Edith Person, Mary
Sibyl Stull, Echel Beckwith,
A Eva FLEMING, Teacher.
SECOND PRIMARY-NO. 6.
Number enrolled, 64; average attend-
ance, 59; per cent of attendance, 97.
Present every day: Hugh Whiteford,
Robert Rogers, Steven Stusco, Robert
Huuter, Michael Ryan, Anslem Weak-
land, Joe Sadula, Charles Somics,
‘Charles ‘Scheid, Edwin Johnson, Carl
Nelson, Albert Novick, Edwin Powell,
lair Thomas, James Morrissey, Frank
alters, Logan Allison, Peter Mitchell,
‘Matilda Whiteford, Evhel Lucas, Louise
Decker, Eva Goods, Mary Myers, Clara
orey, Maggie Sadula, Minnie Brown,
‘Madeline McMullen, Christina Dale,
Margaret McCormick, Gladys Welty,
Mary Richards, Maggie Kuhnley, Susie
May, Eliza Williams, Marie Nagle,
el Commons, Mary Churley, Esther
‘Kerns, Zelda Long, Nellie Kaiden,
ry Stull, Hazel Lansberry.
~ L¥ypiA BUCKWALTER, Teacher.
SECONDARY-NO. 7.
‘Namber enroiled, 65; average attend-
dnce, 61; per cent of attendance, 96.
Present every day: Axel Anderson,
illiam Dalof, Steve Fedor, George
Fornadley, George Gillespie, Telford |
Gill, Rody Huber, Robert Matley, |
ames Mitchell, George Lehman, Frank
Modjenski, James Monteith, Chester
Rafferty, Curtis Thomas, Barton Wins.
w, Bazil Weakland, Amandus Yah-
ner, Fred Wolf, Mary Grace Sheehan,
Julia Astbury, Alice Airhart, Hattie
Boyer, Annie Boback, Florence Bell,
Mary Collins, Margaret Colling, Miriam |
Qulp, Annie Choby, May Elms, Clara
Johnson, Sara Law, Mary Law, Helen
Lewis, Katie McMahon, Jennie Metallo, |
Loretto Prindible, Julia Polcho, |
Radcliffe, Maretta Reed, Marie Sanker, |
Tillie Sheka, Bertha Weakland. |
CECELIA DUNEGAN, Teacher.
SECONDARY-NO. 8.
Number enrolled, 60; average attend- |
ance, 55; per cent of attendance, 93.
Present every day: Adam BlagigGeorge
Dobronsky, Knutt For
Ivory, Bernard Kirk, Rj
ames Lindsay, James ren,
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Somics, Pearl Yahner, Gertrude Fisher, |
[to them all as the diamond is more val- |
Andrew Petrosky, Mike Peraniok,
Thomas Powell, Willie Ross, Laurie
Ross, Eddie Rounsley, Joseph Sunseri,
Leo Thomas, Allen Williams, Snyder
Yerger, Lizzie Bullock, Marie Fisher,
Matilda Huber, Eliza Lidgett, Mary
MeGrin, Ethel Wilson, Mary Waters,
Mary Churvella,
JEAN MCOREARY, Teacher,
i INTERMEDIATE-NO. 9.
Number enrolled, 62; average attend.
ance, 48; per cent of attendance, 95,
Dora Blomberg, Jennie Collins, Ruby
Cowher, Susie Dorchock, Mary Danzak,
Annie Dublinsky, Lavinia Ednie, Ra-
chel Gwynne, Mellie Kuhnley, Mar-
garet Litzinger, Jane MecMauldren,
Ruth Noonan, Hazel Reed, Bessie Wil-
liams, May Yeager, Clarence Austin,
Ford Allison, Samuel Brown, Philip
Bauman, Eddie Blair, John Callaghan,
Francis Fitzpatrick, John Gibbon,
Seadie Gutwald, Donald Hubbard,
James Long, Joe Lodge, Joe Mirkin,
Robert Swartz, Andrew Somics, Orvis
Shunkwiler, Geraldine Yerger.
LorerTo E. PRINDIBLE, Teacher.
INTERMEDIATE-NO, 10.
Number enrolled, 52; average attend-
ance, 45; per cent of attendance, 93.
James Barnwell, Charles Gibbon, Or-
vey Ivory, Michael Jacobs, Louis
Lloyd, Horace Manion, Harry McNa-
mara, David Nelson, John Somics,
Jarl Woomer, Bert Williams, Wesley
Williams, Annie Flynn, Katie Flynn,
Emma Gradwell, Rose Haden, Sadie
Jolly, Mary McMahon, Hilda Millio,
Sara Rowland, Lavinia Williams, Mary
Wilson.
RENA B. LEwis, Teacher.
INTERMEDIATE-NO. 11.
Number enrolled, 54; average attend-
lance, 51; per cent of attendance, 95.
Present every day: Marcella Biller,
Maggie Commons, May Delozier,
Annie Fitzpatrick, Sophie Forse,Agnes
| Gillespie, Beatrice Gould, Amelia Gold-
stein, Annie Goods, Hilda Karlheim,
Gertrude Lehman, May Lilley, Mar-
garet Palcho, Katie Pursel, Maud
Shunkwiler, Roumayne Worrell, Ade- |
laide Campbeil, Jas. Astbury, Andrew |
Anderson, John Bell, John Charley, |
Edgar Cooper, Martin Goods, Glenn |
Humphrey, John Litzinger, Fred |
Lloyd, George Mitchell, Frances Mec- |
Cormick, Eddie Rafferty, George
Sheka, Jos. Sunseri, Waiter Thomas, |
Wellwood Winslow, John White, Al- |
red Yeager
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; TH EISENHART, Teacher.
INTERMEDIATE-NO. 12.
Number enrolied, 48; average attend-
ance, 43; per cent of attendance, 96. |
Present every day: Harvey Brown, |
Leo Burkhart, Joseph Delozier, Cyril |
Fisher, John Hodge, John Jones, Wil- |
lias MeMuldren, John Tober, William |
Whiteford, Lillian Anstead, Katherine
Anderson, Irene Bortman, Elizabeth |
| Callaghan, Annie Cherkowsky, Violet |
| Cornelius, Nettie Fox, Magdalena Gag-
| liardi, Esther Johanson, Annie Mirkin,
| Mabel Puiles, Margaret Powell, Helen |
| Reed, Minnie Rowlédnd, Bessie Shee-!
| han, Annie Thomas, Estella Watkins.
Lypa PETE 8, Teacher.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
Number enrolled, 52%; average attend-
ance, 48; per cent of attendace, 92.
George Jones, Ear: Mitchell, John Mor-
| rison, Joseph Campbell, Nathan Gold
stein, Isaac Lioyd, Andrew Sheka,
| Lawrence McGuire, James White,
Grace Monteith, Fannie Wilkins, Hilda
| Bishop, Margaret Campbell, Anna Mc-
| Cormick, Genevieve McCormick, Eliza-
{beth McMahon, Helen Monteith, Des-
|sie Shunkwiler, Agnes Williamson,
| Grace Anstatt.
HIGH SCHOOL,
Number enrolled, 31; average attend-
ance, 29; per cent of attendance, 91.
Anna Sheka, Mildred Brown, Joseph
Great Closing
AT THE BAZAAR.
We have leased i portion of our large store room to the new Grange National
Bank and we must close out Ten Thousand Dollars’ worth of our stock to make a
place for 1t.
—~aas EUERYTHING IS REDOCED IN PRICE. mean
Glass and Chinaware at just half its former price.
Men's Hats and Clothing at half their former prices.
Every pair Shoes have been reduced.
This is a chance for you to save some money. Don’t delay.
going fast.
The goods are
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35¢ Carpet goes at 24c.
soc Carpet for 32zc.
Matting, worth 18c, at roc.
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Best 4oc Matting at 23c. -
Table Oil Cloth 12%; ¢ yard.
Floor Oil Cloth, was 24¢ yard.
Linoleum, 2 yards wide, for 84¢ yard
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Yc Carpet for 39c.
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Wool ( arpet for 49cC.
35¢, now
Best Wool Carpet for 74¢€.
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2.25 1.80 ; Knives 8 Do tion |
300 © 1.90 | } 30. ". .20c { pe s7 )
joe 4oc { Automatic i i i
All guaranteed. | : 75sec. © 18¢ | $4.50. CHEAP. Worth 4oc, at 2¢c
EVERYTHING AT THE BAZAAR IS REDUCED.
Wall Paper, double bolt, 4c and up to 18c. All patterns are marked down to half their regular value,
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We invite you to inspect our goods and prices, and we know when you compare them you will not pay more
than our low prices. Give us a call at
THE BAZAAR,
G. O. BRADY. -
PATTON, PA.
Gagliardi, Janette Bruneau, Colletta
Cooper, Anna Monteith, Elizabeth Nel-
son, Mildred Lewis, Bruce Bell, Zella
Woomer, Esther Bishop, Frances
Campbell, Mary Sommerville, Sadie
Sommerville, Mary Hewlett, Rachel
Haden.
gebra, grammar, U. 8. history and
physiology. W. M. Bosserman, teacher
of mathematics, German, civics, geog-
raphy and grammar. Mabel P. Wolff,
teacher of English, general history,
geography and Latin.
Number enrolled during month, 779; |
average attendance, 716; average per |
cent of attendance, 93; present every
day during month, 426.
B. I. MYERS, Principal. |
NOT A PATENT MEDICINE.
Hyomei a Scientific Treatment for Catarrh
by Breathing Medicated Air. |
Breathed through the pocket inhaler |
that comes with every outfit, Hyomei |
destroys all catarrbal germs in the air |
passages of the throat and nose,soothes |
and heals the irritated mucous mem-
brane and effectually drives from the |
system all traces of catarrhal poison.
No one should confound Hyomei with |
the patent medicines that are adver- |
tised as catarrh cures. It is as superior
unable than cheap glass. |
The complete Hyomei outfit, consist- |
EASTER
fan £7
B. I Myers, teacher of physics, al- | eed U i I | NN LP
Now is the time to leave your) Organized October 10, 1393.
Ins :
order tor that Easter Suit. Qur line|Sapital—fully paid . : $100,000 00
: Surplus - - - - 40,000 00
of the new grays and blues 1s complete | Stockholders’ liability : . - 100,000 00 /
Evervthine new and up to date.
season.
DINSMORE BROS,
THE TAILORS,
Patton, - - -
Pernn’a.
| WM. H. SANDFORD,
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"Total Assets
Have
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T. J. SCHOLL
Cashier.
A. G. PALMER,
Vice-President.
First National Bank
OF PATTON, PA.
DIRECTORS.
Geo. S. Good, James Kerr, A. G. Palmer, E. C. Brown, Chas. Anna, H. J.
Patton, W. C. Lingle, Geo. E. Prindible, Wm. H. Sandford.
A general Banking Business transacted.
Interest paid on time deposits.
Banking by mails a specialty.
We pay four per cent per annum on deposits in our Savings Department,
compounded semi-annually.
tant cities, strangers to you, when you can do fully as well at home ? Call or
write for full information. .
You should have one or more »f our Savings Banks in your home. It will
Why send your money to institutions in dis-
| teach practical lessons in economy.
ing of a neat pocket inhaler, a medi- | *
cine dropper, and a bottle of Hyomei |
costs but $1, and extra bottles can be | Reuel Somerville,
obtained for 50 cents, making it the |
{most economical method of curing |
catarrh, as well as the most reliable. |
0. F. Wolf has sold a great many |
Hyomei outfits and has seen such re- |
that it costs nothing unless it cares.
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Earl | markable results from its “use, that he Office in the Good Building.
loyd, |sell§ it under an absolute guarantee .
Read your own paper. {
Attorney-at-Law,
PATTON, PA. |
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PATTON, PA.
Office in Brady Building.
Saved wages become wage earners for the saver.
“Not what you get, but what you hold,
Fases life’s burdens when you’re old.”
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