a i eat OF TIMELY INTEREST Telling of Those Who are Visiting, and Those Whe Have Visitors, With Other News of Our Busy Little Town ————————— nr AA Dr. €C. 1. Baldwin, Dentist “Decky” Farabaugh, the local day basket ball plaver who broke his irene Rhody, Baffaio, ix visiting ankle on February 5th is able to be at the home Of er parenis. about and will soon be seen back on Mrs. Allizon of Magee avenue the job. [very ili suffering from a stroke Mrs. F. E. Farabaugh spend PATRIISI . 4 \ ¥ several days visiting in Hastings last M. J. Morgan, superintendent of week. the Patton Rilk Mill had the interior of the Mill painted this week and it LOST-—-On Sunday, a pair of gold nL» certainly has added a very atirsctive chained rosary beads Finder will appearance to the Mill please # , * 4 : Chu bring to St. Mary's Catholic Gertrude Hober has sufficiently covered to take her place at the Sil Born to Mr. and Mrs M0 berg Sunday-—-a son. Millie O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dengle were (Cherry Tree wisitors in Johnstown last Saturday Harry Giarth hag moved his resi L. M. Bennett is confined in a dence from the Kiine property to ihe Johnstown hospital. He is suffering Scheid Bullding with rheumatism. . Jack Clear. of the 3Mr. amd Mrs. Thomas Lowes an Co.. was in town this week pounce the birth of a son You can Mrs. have any kind of a drink of pop jou want M you call at Tom's store. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Gust Bobiia are . es : “Dutch” and "Morg.” We don't see wisiting the formers mother in Washington, Fa., also visiting rea them at their old places any more Gives 3 Pitsburg), NEW MANAGER FOR ' Rupert Brawley, formerly of Car id MH. AND C. OFFICE rolitewn, who has been in the hard ware business for several years, has —— accepled a position with the frm of Om acconnt of Mr. 8 Binder and Starrett ‘htar resigning to wccept Ex-County Superintenden: lL. Stray: fucrative position with the General er, of Johnstown, was A Visitor here Refractories company. with head quarters at Philipsburg. the H. & C this week. : . WANTED-—-A number of pupils ty Officials dave appointed John Pat- woni. ton Silk Mill was here on Waednes of 1 MH i» of re x Andrew Coil * spent Sanday lant Sunday - ——— BR. Morning | a x ( th > Lhoked and in| Boek Stauffer] We wonder what has become of LOAF | wo nd sense wald pore | Jacob J. Swank Praises Tanlac Retired Business Man Fee's it a Duty to Make Facts Known J Egon J mens SWALK, A ded ye 2 wan of Wap ieari W $s hry man, of apoio > JOBE EG FR sald recenily AiG a conservative man, and Gave ¥ fepeCiaily Leen Baaplic Ri TERIA in Ale 5k prom calixite and slomach i bulieve | had used fore | took Bing AL, pnaginable Al POOTLy EF alent, whi) "AN RE RIN CCEA LDS As i 8 arfably awakened la the marin nausesled That is Ihe I judge hat slomach bavaiy Eilacied I "My ithe itching iBheRATAL IE CAY i553 ‘ Bearing became impaired an pire Rinne! WY ehrs hae there $i 1 and had 4% ad Were rou LOE HER 4 i ines aise J in # Grnnlensnn anle my aoe and searce’ly an § T puhetile Andriw Rhody entertained a 'V" number of young ladies at her home er ¥ 3 gondition was so Qisiressn that 1 Rad almost determinegd 10 vis dry salt climale retin! th 5 wd sre Tannin and nAily men and wines, anand 1Hhey Ware & gorth my while to try 11. altbounh ally had no faith in 11 at the time “I was sarotized i eat to improve rapidly Taniae treatment My is pow ththt, the accumulations in my nome and throat have disappeared my hearing Bas improved, 1 eat better. xatched » iniry ® wrefaily i 8 the medicine be t is & henefited, wo Kowever bm the whale system gndar M | Curwensville, to 8i1 the take pianp lessons from me. Miss ton, of : Esther Harvey [tion made vacant, Mr and Mrs. | Mr. snd Mrs. Anthony Burkhart | Morningstar have made many friends ARBOUDCES twhile here and we are all sorry to see I'l take a oe WR) ns Jaakhiet hom leave Indmna Indiana Messen you have? ger. “The Song of Hate” at the Majestic theatre next Monday featuring Betty Nansen Mrs. friends in Johnstown this week. Mrs. B. L. Buck, visited friends A A GIVE THE PAPER A CHANCE | 1. W. Maurer, was visiting We presume there never wis a newspaper in any locality that gave’ all the lJoeal happenings. It is often | in Johnstown this week. that someone goes or comey that the | Next Friday night another big Fox Teporter did net see It happens that | production at the Majestic theatre, in the family in missed several tires “Iw. Rameau” which unfolds one of They get the Impression that the edit. the most powerful stories ever OF does not care to mention them presented upon the screen. Do not This is a mintake. In most eountry miss this dicture or you will miss one '0WDS the loeal work is the hardest of the beat Fox productions. work connected with a newspaper A ‘Mrs. Earl Sharbaugh. daugbter Man may be a good editorial writer Marsgurite, and gon “Billie” of Car Yrst . fiat failure in the local work | rolitown were visiting at the home of and vice versa. Editorial material fe! her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred obtained by study, by reading news Morey. PApers, sometimes by using scissors Mrs. Fred Morey who has bee: Porsonals and loeal happenings can’ spending several weeks Tyisitiog her he read and clipped from papers. It parents in Williamsport returned to takes physien! as well as mental sxer Ber home in this place Wednesday tiom to get opt four or six columns of evening. (local news fn 8 town of thin sive. Mr. and Mrs. Farl Bowden the Mnst people take the local paper to former a recent employes of the Pat. *¢t the local happenings. Don't de ton Coal and Coke Company. bave Afraid to tell the editor or the reporter gone to NantyGlo where he has ac hat you have friends visiting you x « RINE cepted a position. | There are lots of people who are Inter. The Methodist Sunday school broke ented in your friends You owe |! ax all records of attendance last Sunday. ‘a duty to them fo let your friends Baving passed the three hundred Yow of their doings Perhans you mark. (think the paper shows partiality but There will be no preaching ser. St ses If the paper dosen't treat you vices In the Methodist Church on TER! If you give it a chance Supday. All other services will be conducted as usual. | So the people may now that yo Ward Coder has resigned his posi- Are Im business, come in and let ue tion with the Rinder and Starrett show what we cam do for you in the Hardware Co.. snd has accepted a WAY of attractive cards and letter similar position with Eimer M. desds. Good printing of all kinds i» Smale. ‘our gpecially and {f we cannot satisfy Miss Margaret Mclaughlin is a YOu Wwe don't want your business guest at the home of W. H. Denlin- That's fuir lent it sor Irvin - - ————— Levy, of the firm of the Pat-| Advertise in The Courier JUST IVED The largest stock of fine Woolins we have ever put on dis play, all the newest colorings and designs that will be worn this season. 7 GOOD NEWS FOR OUR TRADE With prices of woolins and trimmings going up by leaps and bounds, several months ago we contracted for our present big stock at the old price—which means that you get your Spring Suit at last year's price thereby saving $5.00 to $7.00. my sleep ix restful and 1 feel better I now consider myself phesionlly able to drow off any other Ky mploms. i “1 am a well man and I propone to tell others of the good Tanise has done me 1 Teel it is my duty to do no” : Tanlse, the Master Medicine that masters when everything also falls is gold here by The Gumn Drug Co. where it can be had adv ERS STATY WAY 3 TE HOTEL ARRIVALS peopie have regis the Palmer House the past The following tered at wae k Friday, March 18-R Pittaburgh. J. W Lees, Al J. W. Meclivan, Pittsburgh; | MeRKee Beottdale; Alex Kerr, Johnstown: R. Ll. Griffiss, Jokaws | town: W. Maxill, Pittsburgh, CC. A. Hile, Laimber City, W E Lerew, Wilkesharre, B. Chrisholm, Brock | ton. Mass: W. 6G. Haellon, Ebenws wire: BL. Byers, Coaipert, Marios Jarwie Coalpori: W. B. Brerm, Coal port: Kathryn Chapman, Coalport: | Alameda Hopfer, Conlport, Kallr Halpo Rehecoa iathgate, Toalport; Alma Stull, Coalport, Ora Green Coslport; HE. Smith, Pitts | wergh: Curry H. Hard Mahaffey. E > Tarner., Palladeiphia. R M. (Bmitn. Jersey Shore. H. E. Dorhier INewport: J. B. O'Hara, Newjort Saturday, March 11 Chas itord, Barpesboro: J. Conner ihurgs: FF. OH Myers, Altoona; | Zasluw, Philadelphia | Sunday. March IL. i Philadeinhia; iN. A. Sehlanger, 10 G SOL, LOR, WW. H hn -. os a oe LE Hat | Pitts A 12--M. levin Hiraver, Johasiown, ! 3 Chicago, IH: A Metagnr. Eimira, N.Y Monday, March 13--W Tesveland. O ‘tows: Frank Hoerle Johnstown; 'M. Bickford Philadelphia: W iSeanlan Johnstown: George (Cresson: D. A. Kelirn, Cresson Levy, Philadelphia. Paul | Altoona; George H VanZanst, AL ‘toons: Chas. lias, Pennsy, H. WW. { Kelly, Altoona; W. P. Benson, | Johustown: H. K. Weiser, Altoona; | {W. A McLaughlin, Altoona; BR | if peckman. Hells Landipg, A ler, Johnstown, R. /M iBuffalo, N. Y.; W. 1 Bells {fleld; Richard Hill, Windber; D i Kennelly. Rochester, N. Y i Lester, Harrisburg, © Ww [Pittsburgh EE. Zeller, iJ © Aerwarth Clearfield Tuesday. March 14M Altoona; John Tyrone. BE Ww Fitszerald, burgh: Ell Livingstone, 1. J. Kaufman Johnstown; J. Hayes, Beech-Nut-Town N. ¥ ‘YW. Riddles, Johustown: Wm. Pittsburgh: George Blair Cresson K Boger. Johnstown; J M i Malr, ttabargh L H A. Flair, | < bv ££ Lima, C Fd manston. i Cliams, R M J C A —— i —— I The Eleventh commandment, ae cording to the gnspel by Peter: Thon shalt love the home paper with al’ thy hear: and son! pay thy subserip tion promptly and tell thy horrowins neighbor to subscribe for the paper himself, and cease Deing a sponger Master Remedy Wright. : W. P. Keifer, Johas | Lackety | Bim-4 Hastings, | Clear | Joseph | Schauer, | Qld Wilk! Belle, | |A Few Suggestions For Spring Se Now is the time to begin the usual Summer Sewing. We have many things to offer that will be of interest to professional dress- § makers and home sewers. 15¢ 8¢, 10¢c and 120 150, 18¢, 20¢, 26¢ nnd 30¢ 15¢, 18¢, 20c and 23¢ . 25¢ and 35e 15c sad 20¢c 25e 50c and 8Bc be 5 and 10c le be wnkdale Cambrie {Nainsook per yard ad A 5 4 e Maslin, per vard, Flaxon, (Plain and Fanch , per yard, at Ihinety, per yard, at Yale i seat Noa Mat aETERER Pian , per yard at Y Silk Shirting, per yard, at Hook and Eyes a card Irons Clasps, a ecard {ollar & A%: i Lays, each ONT Fpool {otton. a spool Pearl Buttons, a dozen Boned Inside Belting, a yard 10e Bian Folds, a eard 1 bias Linen Tape, a card Thimbles each Best grade of Pins, a package Needles (sll sizes: Sharps Chas. F. P Patton, Pa. Petite - 1arks the beginning of the 4th year which we have leonard 's Garden Seeds in Bulk. From a com. paratively modest beginning our seed business has grown until patrons are numerous and our sales are almost SIX TIMES greater than the first year we began to handle garden seeds in bul Here are some reasons why we have inereased our Th 3: 3 ot e vear 1916 sshd our bulk. seed Husiness Hecause you get more seed for your money. Because you get fresh seed instead of seed have heen in packages for several yours and sent forth over the country. RaxT which may back and Because Leopard's Bulk Seeds are carefully tested before they are sent nut te be sold Because over 5008 Market Gardeners around the City of Chicago use Leonard's Bulk Seed every vear and prefer them to all other Kinds. There are many «ther reasons, bat the above should be encugh to show you that if you want the best and the largest amount for your money when you buy seed you should bay where you ean get Leonard's Bulk Garden Seed, the BEST on the market for good gardeners, When you want anything in HARDWARE come to the store that has made 1ts good reputation by selling only good goods. BINDER & STARRETT HARDWARE PATTON, PENNA. - - - Pres i Pitiabaregh: |
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