TWENTY-ONE nd BoA i Bi Sh Taken From The Patton May 2nd, 1895. Beech Avenue Opened Street Commissioner commenced working on streets In good earnest. During last week he | had a large crew of men working on | the extension of Beech Avenue which | was completed. "This affords the residents of the Anna addition better Access to thelr properties as well as Jas, Mellon, who has considerable amount of real estite on the west end of Beech Avenue. A Printer to Wed Invitationg have been issued an. Bouncing the bans of OC. A Repsber, ah empoyes of the Coutler to Miss Mae Campbell. of Carrolltown. to take place at the Carrolltown church on | Tuesday, May 7th. at & Delock, A. M Will Build Mere John R. Cordell, late of Thomas Mills, but now a resident of Patton, has purchased a lot on the north side of Magee avenue, near Mr. property, and will erect a dwelling thereon this summer. The Courler is pleased to welcome Mr Cordell in our midst. He was proprietor of the only hotel at Thomas Mills, which Wag consumed by fire Inet winter Mit His Tail Short Bl. Richards is still unfortunate He lost his famous dog. Tiger ie either | strayed or was stolen ahout the 18th | He had sold bim a few days before to; Lide Hile, of Lumber City, for $99.21 and was to deliver him the next day | He now expects to sae him Courier, | Tackson the has lotta’ for | damage. He was a hlooded dog being OMY for W. Va, but #aving for a short time part setter and part hunter, more sotter than hunter 8i 8 reward of $75 and no asked for his return — Bower respondent to Cearfleld Monitor To Members of Board of Trade There will be a meeting in the club | rooms In the Good building tonight, at 8 o'clock. Business relative tn the! Sewer Pipe Works. parnestly requested to be prosent. offer Must Not Be Sold tion of the law punishable by five to catch trout and sell them. The fine | is 32 for fish sold. The object of the law Is to prevent the depletion of the transferred mail route No. trout streams. © There is nothing to tween Patton and Pr sart, Cambria prevent a person from catching all he county, wants for bis own family In seuson, known as route No. 80 long ag the fish are not less than | will be 24.35 miles. ia : and T 24 * {make a monev-making scheme out of and 7:30 BP. §) n; £4 cleaning the stream of trout, and the tor KE. G {about and see that tha Lingleg ‘accident, {duties a large rock fell from the roof ‘below the knee lreaking it removed to hiz hoarding place and a physician | Patton, Richey questions *all boy Is a common occurence in Cor. | Patton these days. CANDIDATE MADE Baptist Church a * * A ¥ 16s the Baptist Church thers will worship as usual at 10:30 A. M M In the morning Pas Zwayer will preach on resident fish warden propose to look WHY Should We Take Conmimunion?®™ monthiy five inches long. but it is nat legal to jaw is pot The Communion will be ignored awhesrved and it is specially requested member The 1 that every {14 Leg Broken hae tn Monday morning Lowis Johnesn who Is an emplove at Mages with pregent hand those fellowship will he given and whn have recently hernmae vip Bern . : ealllery, members In the While Inet attending serious wvening thea his % subject Beh 6 Me wii} !} "Are Any Hawies Taomt, or wre All Children Wha Die Baved? and if saved?’ in Infancy Rey, how Bre and what Bible teaches on that matter, If pos. of the mins siriking him on his leg they He was {Torre gan the summoned who set the in Jured member At present Mr Johnson is doing could he expected. Personal Alex Dunsmore, well writing 88 there are not enough Bibles in the fs well as church to supply the whois COnETRZA- tion Bpecial singing by the choir, under the of Mr. Fred Mitehell leadernhip known in Se FP Pp ng Tuesday and prayer meeting Wednesday PM, geryicen has succonded his John Dunsmore, deceased. a. superin tendent of the Rloomington Crial Mining Co's operations at Glen n brother Banday Rens! at 0:34 M. Y general at 7:45 all to meet Everybody weleome Mrs 8 M Wilsan and her danghter Katle are spending a few Oil City, Pa J.P. MeCana and son Mobert of 8t. Augustine, visited friends Patton and vicinity this week E C Brown making several decided Improvements on his lot on Beech avenne during the pant week. John Truman has had charge o! the work. Missy Ceiln Dunegan, of this place left on Friday morning Is company with Mre. HC unegan and HH. 2 intends daye a! Chapel i= very of at Riley's at 10.30 A M important It that every mmember Prd db ¢ % 3 Doth the School should be there this Runday Preaching Friday at 730 P.M. All who live In that neighborhood are cordial’'y Invited ts <n service har heen these meetings The on Monday night for the purpose of ralsing money for books for the Runday Sehool wus a splendid success both financial social given Hew lv and socially Only one month til the (Cloarfieid Haptist meets, ot hy Church and Sunday Hehool will have a splendid report to make this year Lat every member of the church and Behool try every Hunday het ween the Asaociation mestings ‘3 i. where she Association The fishing rod attached 5 the to he and ot thia COURIER PLEASANT CALL os rte. John M. Rose, of Johnstown, who ia All membery are is one of the nominees on the Re | } publican lincola 8. Bell, Sec the Nineteenth District of Pennsyl. vania, of Bedford, Riair and Cambria The people who enjoy fishing for counties, made us a pleasant call last trout are reminded that it {x a viola. Friday when In town. amines peo ticket for Congress, in Public workip Sabbath merning a! 16:30. Bermon topic: “Tha Philoas phy of Ralvation Evening worship at 7:30. Berman Tople “The Deity of Christ ™ Rabbath Behool at 11 45 * MAIL ROUTE I8 CHANGED _! Praver Mesting Wednesday at § 00 The Postoffica Department has o'clock, 3, be- | A cordial invitation to attend these #ervicey 8 extended to all. be hereafter. Rev. I). C. Schaebly. 1. The distance | Minister. which win § i sible bring your own Rible with vou Bunday School nnd worship at the | HOW YO PRESERVE is where every person has equal rights with another. It is a source of satisfaction to most of us, whether we be large or small, to be assured that we are buying the best up-to-date goods at lowest prices. No matter how large or how small yaur purchase, whether in person or by parcels post, we will give personal attention to your wants and see that you get what you want, at the lowest possible prices for good merchandise. U SILK PETTICOATS With Taffeta Silks at their price, DRESSES this sipee he youngsters for every OCEAOn ¥ 1 VARY in oA KK pettieant 1% A value exiraard.. If W one thing most mothers dread it is the makind of dresses for their children hp ri RRP Her " is 1 nary Ti in ff: tha i har ik hin e ®ilk used igs of good BTA A I WERTIn and too, a mother more than having her little girl dressed as she: would like to see her? AVE. You will not need to worry about your hittle cun be had in plain colors as woll as in re anything that gives as 4 matter of fact the vigriety £33 COOH ix broad “an rH for Yi to Mer fest one La | w : wear with any dress or sgit you h making laughters dresses when you see our dremses ard take Note of tha Prices EXCELLENT MIDDYS n all colored trimmings i white shite TO ———— A PA EASA in new styles | and with WORTHWHILE HOSIERY NEZTWS Mpiendid quality, fast colors. will give hest if SEPY ies Those hese may he had in black varius colors to mateh your gown. and HOUSE CLEANING TIME RUZReNIS new rugs, curtain serim, bed spreads, ET | linens, and dozens of ther hoasehao id THE NEW INEXPENSIVE JEWELRY necessities that we are selling at a ESRVInGgS to Showy, dainty patterns in useful things, you. It will be a pleasure to show you all the necklaces, bracelets, brooches, hat pins and new things vou will need now or Very soon. pin sets G/e BON TON STORE D. E. SHANNON PATTON. PA. ia — yi ETON, a Eh ————— HEARING Kussmy and collects dirt. The ear is often injared by sniffing! Little Talks on Health and Hygiene | by Samuel G. Dixon, M. D, LL. D., Commissioner of Health | The ear is one of the most delicate I¥y formed organs in the humin body It is in direct and close relation the brais. It's three parts, ton ternal, middie and (nternal are Antimately connected the external ear stands out from known even b is often CANT ‘harm. T to £X- most The abuse of or that part which the head and is children as the ear, 10 thowe parta that and d permanent ¥ reflect ad be seen G0 hose In care of children should a childs ear to be pulled or slapped as such abuse will frequently cause inflammation of the middie enr and when tha! is diseased ‘the inner ear may take on the same condition never permi We are going to give away a wonderful washer on May 24th The external ear is thin ard when ox posed eodd will become frost ‘bitten sooner than other party of the body. It should therefore be protec ted from freezing. When to exposed to heavy (Sure In a tunnel or when threre is heavy cannonading or blasting, the ‘mouth should be partly open to per. (mit equal pressure on either side of the drum whith is an extremely thin membrane that divides the external from the middle ear. The healthy ear should never de cleaned be yoni the surface that is plainly seen by the eve. The wax will naturally accumulate and work out into the external ear, where it can de removed without danger of hurting the more delicatn part of the organ Children should be taugh* that it is dangermus put thingy in the ear If any little object like & bean. bur. ton or insect should get imo the ear 1 should dug after BATS destroved ignorant of the formation o digging after some foreign lodged well Alr pres. * You can secure tickets absolutely free at our store On the above date we will have a demon- stration of this wonderful washer Watch for this date 1H not z ha Many by those the wi i’ toed Br have heen ¢ by that has in the artfles the tifted mt if ahject cannot be EY ha medical aid in method 1lred a careful should cons cannot be had hest sgvriaging the and most inpocent In case of gel 0 of removing obstacles animate things yuch INSetY, as Hing into ear, it is advisable BINDER & STARRETT Patton HARDWARE Penn’a pour olive. cotton seed or another Ly Kill 53 wg 3 x the same i RN hard neural oil in to and rsmove The common use of oil for ear ache i to mistake as it iw and frequently fh 8 remove Eats F Ar fuids up the nostrily which cacse in | fammation of the emmtachian tube, | which Is a IHitle dict that lears from the mouth to the enr The ear is such | a useful and delicate crean it should | be cared for by a physician when trouble occurs. | I a SS Sor MASTER'S NOTICE Josephine Hender vs John Bender In the Court of Common Plean of Cambria County, No. 4 Jone Term. 1018 Liatile tn Divorse Having been appointed Master to take testimony and sugges: a decree to the Court fn the above fiated case: in hereby, piven that 1 will sit the purpose of performing the duties of sald appoint | ment ut the Law Office of Willlam nll, Esq, tn the Porough of Bar tesborn. Cambria County, Pennsyl ¥ania. on Saturday, May ith 1918. at two a'clock P. M, when and where all parties interssied mav attend {f ther see proper. the notice for Reus! Somerville. Maater. 3-5-3¢. EL Patton, Pa, Mar 2nd. 1518 i ——— sn do MRS. A. K. HUBER EXPIRES AT MER MOME St —— A. Huber wife of A. K. Huber died Friday morning April 14, after a prolonged illness of lung and stomach troudle. Mrs Mary Mrs. Huber was born and raised in Elder Township she was the daagh- ter of Mr. and Mr. George Eemmels berger. The deceased was 41 Years 2 months and 21 days old and is sur vived by her husband and nine child ren, Gertie, Matilda, Rury Edwin Carl. Germain, Maurus and Lenus, Als Urry ved Hye Peter, Conrad, An- all of Elder Town. and Frank Mrs. Hastings. (ell She Is hy horyy? Py ore Jokn y 2) § aay, thony and Jacob ahip Chas Semmels. 0! Patton. Joseph B berger Nagle of Funeral services were held on Mon- April 17th Church fay morning in Bopifice slebrated by Wrlamn chy rok Pa Rev fa Tes Si Mass was the Father Raphas! Interment was made in the cemetary Good printing is the of hast do dross kind Cresson Record nas That ia tha we Let is show you OR. EDWARDS | PRESCRIBING IT T0 HIS PATIENTS Prominent Georgia Physician Gives Master Medicine Taniac His Unqualified Endorsement re. J.T. Edwards, of Fayetteville, Ga, one of the best-known members of the medical profession [a the state of Georgia, makes a gtatement that will undoubtedly produce a profouad impression throughout the country “In my thirty years of active prac- Uce as 8 licensed physician in the state of Georgia.” sald Dr Edwards, “l have never seen anything to equal Tanlac as a medicine to produce re sults. 1 hear people on all sides tell Ing of the benefit they dave defved from its use “Taniae is simply the talk of my town. | have no hesitancy in recom mending the medicine. and xs 3 mat- ter of fact, | am preseriding it for my lents almost every dar. "People tn all walks of life in and around our little city are giving en- dorsements to the medicine Seldom 8 day passes that some one does pot come to me and say something about the good results they are getting from the use of Tanlac “Several unusual gains in weight dave Deer reported by some of our most prominent people, and | have treated some stubdorn cnsey of Indi gestion. catarrhal conditions. and of kanic disorders and secured splendid results with Taniac” Tanlact is now sold in Patton exclusively dy Guna Drug Company, where the premier preparation can de had ~~ Adv MISS SUE KINKEAD Ebensburg, Apri} 28--Miss Sue Kin kead. who had been ili for the last fourteen weeks, died at the home of her brotherinlaw and sister. Mr and Mrs FC PFlovd last Wednesday. Deoth was due to cancer The funeral took piace Priday at 3 o'clock Surviving with Mrs. Llsvd are two sisters——Miss Louise Kinkead and Mrs. Alex Y. Jones, both "of Kane, Pa afternoon &
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