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Mrs. Geors r¢ Proud and Mrs. Frank
Niehalaon aponit Saturday in Johns
town zi the guests of Mre Proud’s
parents, Mr and Mra Reed.
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Miss Clara Gray spent Wadnesday
with friends in Eo
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Miss Mary SeCrtey chief opers-
tor for the Bell Telephone company
is suffering from Ahe_gripe.
William ah of this place was
hurried to the Miners’ hospital early
ay icing and was immedinte-
he operated o .
Grace McNulty who underwent an
. operation for appendicitis nome time
ago is much improved, and expects
to leave the al i a fow pon
Joseph Gray" left Monda for Har-
Fishutgs 10 meet of Mi io
Commission eonce
loading of Wagon cont. a.
ia &: Sezer fade a business trip
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rowley
Sunday in in Glen Campbell with a
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John
McCann :
Fa few days With friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. TW. Guyer of Pat.
ton spent Saturday end Sunday as
the guests of Mr. er's nts,
. and Mrs. 3 Sy pare
Philip Dolan of Pittsburgh left Wed.
nesday for that place, after spending
some time hare.
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Miss Odussa Cour returned home
Sunday after spending a week with
relatives in Alcan wd Juniata,
Mrs. George Nr emaets has been suf-
fering for several days from an attack
of the grippe.
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Prask | Wood returned home Thurs
ay trom Harris after spending
ew days I business.
Romeo Poiger A Veen sufferin
“Tor several days with an attack o
the grippe.
ME Sod Mos. eae Gresnwa
have taken up housekeeping in
Barnesbor:.
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Miss Martha Wiking has been con-
fined to her home for several da
suffering from a severe attack of t
last | called Bradley Mine
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r some e wi Lia
4 in Denver Colorado.
ole returned home
Senden visit with her ps
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GOING WEST
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pects to take up farnine Philin
Lantey, his brother, has established in
farm to another brother Andrew Lan.
tzy, of thiz place and has all arrange-
ments to be ready to move,
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR "$i
On Friday night the members of the |
Patton Fire Company met in their
building on Lange avenue for the
purpose of electing new officers for
the new year, the following are the
ones chosen:
President, C. C. Crowell; vice pre.
siderit, Geo. Howe; secretary, Ed
Hunter; Sresuret: J. R Cornelius;
trustees, I. 8. Bell, John Wm.
Fisher, Wm. "Howe, and John Mon-
Te [Scheid is an experienced fireman and
He will appoint his a
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A. EB. PATTON A CANDIDATE
who is largely interested in the wel.
riominate the party's presidential can-
didate.
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CALL AND SEE 1S
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We are now removed to the large |
door to the First National Bank, and |
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application will be made to the gover.
nor of the Commonwealth of Penn.
sylvania on the 5th day of February,
1917 by John E. Zimmermann, Charles
Day and Robert C. Shields, under the
Act of Assembly of the Common-
wealth of Petinayiva nin, entitled “An
Act to provid the Incorporation
and Regula tion of certain Corpora.
tions,” roved April 29, 1874, and
the li nts thereto, for the char-
ter of an intended corporation to be
the character and object of which is
1s to have and possess and en.
y all the rights, benefits and privi-
of the said Act of Assembly and
its supplements.
Jamey Collins Jones,
Solicitor. |
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JUST GOT OVER A COLD
Look out for kidney troubles and
backache. Colds overtax the kidneys
and often leave them weak. For weak
kidneys—well, rend what a Patton
MAR says:
MA mine owner, Main St.
Patton,
and then | have ment 3 oud, which
has settied in my back and
The result had heen and kidneys and
Props., Buffalo,
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH
Gwendola, the little three and one-
‘af year old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Michaels, of Emeigh,
was burned to death on Monday after.
won at its home. The little tot had
wen left alone for a minute while
ts mamma was out for water. When
he returned the child's clothing was
“re was fruitless antil too late. Bu.
tery this afternoon.
NEWS OF TWENTY-ONE YEARS A
that locality several vears apo and is
prospering. Mr. Lantzy has sold his:
John Scheid, better known as Jack |
was elected chief of the company. Mr.
men and hosemen some day next week. |
The Courier is plensed to note that
A. E Patton, of Curwensville, and |
fare of Patton, is dnounced as a can- |
didate for delegate from the twenty’
eighth Congressional district, to the
Republican national convention colled
to meet in St. Louis next June to!
store room in the Good Building, next |
NOTICE is Rerchy given that an
| Company, personal property of the Patton Brow.
mining and selling coal, and for these
‘fr. Byrne had. XN er Milburn Co...
wm fire. An attempt to quench the
rial will be made in East Ridge ceme-
the Rev. H. 1
of Hasti nya Were the poeahs
Chas, Wasson last Wedrneaday
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Ex. Sheriff Dale moved into his new |
(property on Magee avenue the first |
(of the week i
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. Father Ludin, of 8t. Augustine, |
| preacing his farewell sermon in the |
‘hest Springs Catholic church two |
{weeks ugo, he having charge of that
{congregation in addition to the one in
St. Augustine. The Chest Springs
congregation will henceforth have a
stor of its own in the person of
ather McRarren, who wus lately ap-
EB inted to that charge by the Rt. Rev.
chard Phelan, bishep of the diocese.
On the Beeth Ee railroad the
grades are so favorable in many pla-
ces that locomotives are able to haul
sixty-three loaded cars
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Jas, Patch, of Pittsburgh, and P. GG
Bander, of Lock Haven were at
the Commercial Ho Hotel, T
H D Ah ragh representing
Fisk, Krimm & Co, Music dealers of
Williamsport was a pleasant caller at
this office Monday.
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i W. C. Charles of Coanlport, was a
caller in town Monday.
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The Baptist congregation will hold
services in the Yeager building next
Surday. Rev. O. I. Berlin, of Clear
iat 1:30 P. M.
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{ Fditor Williams and H FE. Clark
fof Glen Campbell wore callers in Pat.
iton Monday,
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das. Allport. of Hastings transact
fed | husiness in town Saturday.
RECEIVER'S § ALE OF VAL UARBL E
REAL ESTATE AND PER-
SONAL PROPERTY
By virtue of an order of sale is-
sued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Cambria County, Pennsyl.
vania, the undersigned will expose to
public sale on the premises, in the
ough of Patton, Cambria County,
Pennsylvania, on Monday February |*
112th, 1917, at one o'clock P. M., the
following described real estate and
(ing Company:
All that certain piece or parcel of
land situate in the Borough of Pat
ton, in the County of Sashes, State
of Pennsylvania, composed of parts
of lots numbered 10, 20, 21, of 2
and 24 in Block No. 17 on the a
Plan of the said Barong
Lott by the Chest Srasic Jan
provement Com
and described as fo to wit, on
the north by an Alley 417.4 feet, on
the east by fourth avenue 140. feet,
ot the south by Harriman avenue
206.1 feet, and on the west bY the
right of way of the Putton Branch
No. 1 of the Cambria & Clearfield
Roitrosd Company 185.1 feet: having
{ thereon erected a large brick building
bailt and eq as a brewery.
Also, at same time and .
will be offered ail of the "ry
| wagrons, horses, office furniture,
oases, bottles; and all other
Sd Vetwery. in connection with the
and owned by the Shove
i from Ten par cent of the
purchase money at the time of sale,
‘the sum of Seven thousand dollars |
‘upon the delivery of a deed, and the
| balance in five equal annual payments,
{with interest at six per cent an
‘mum, secured by the bond and mort.
of the purchaser, or by other
satisfactory real estate security.
Arthur C. Simler,
Receiver Patton Brewing Co.
Johnstown, Pa., Jan. 15, 1917.
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The following pieces of mail re-
main uncalled for in the Patton Post
Office for the week ending Jan. 20,
17:
Mr. John Seott
George Cunnila
Miss Agnes Kruise
Persons calling for the above pieces
of mail please say they are advertised.
Ww. pilingar, Sr,
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‘SPOT CASH STORE |
When yoo buy it here, you sre sure of getting the very best at low-
# «st ores at any time.
Sugar, very best granulated, per I
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Seid will preach at 10.30 A. M. and |
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SWEATER
COATS
REDUCED
Semi-
Big reductions on Ladies’ Coats and Suits, Furs,
Girls and Misses Coats, Men’s Suits and Overcoats
Boys’ Overcoats and Mackinaw Coats.
Men's Suits and Overcoats, regular $10 value. Now ....
Men's Suits and Overecoats, regular $12 value. Now .
Men's Suits and Overcoats, regular $15 value, Now
Men's Suits and Overcats, regular $18 value. Now .........
Men's Suits and Overcoats, regular $20 value. Now .
$1.98 $2.98 and $3.75
$4.75, $5.75 and $6.75
Boy's Overconts and Mackinaw Coats, now
Men's Mackinaw Coats, now
Ladies’ Coats, regular $12 value. Now
Ladies’ Coats, regular $15 value, Now
Ladies’ Coats, regular $20 value. Now
Ladies’ Coats, regular 825 value. Now
Ladies’ Suits, values up to $13.
Ladies’ Suits, values up to $05. Now
Ladies’ Suits, values up to $0, Now
Girls’ and Misses Coats, now | $1.98, $2.98, us, $5.98, $7.50 and $9.98
If you could see the bargains that we are
plfering to you it will be of great interest and sav-
ing to know that you can Li such standard
merchandise as we are in habit of special
izing. The few prices we quote here are only
few that we can offer you at our store where
we will further convince you prices as facts. :
50c Men's feaced lined underwear, shirts and drawers extra
heavy quality. These same garments are sold for more than obove
price eleswhere. Clearance sale price. . ...I9C
50c Mens’ working shirts of standard make. Market prices will
advaiice. Clearance sale price 38¢c
Reduced prices on Men's Suits
and Overcoats
$18.00 Suits and Overcoats, reduced to .....,.... $11.98
Sauer Kraut, Larpe cans, solid parked, with best kraut, per enn . $17.00 Suits and Overcoats, redaced to
Oranges, Indian Rivers, they are the best and sweetest oranges
that grow, per dozen .
Penches, the finest California Petches packed, regular 26c goods
special price, per can ;
#15.00 Suits and Overcoats, reduced to .
G13.00 Suits and Overcoatss reduced to
; pa 11.00 Suits and Overcoats, redueed to
Ginger Snaps, highest grade, light and crisp, por Th, only t x i :
8. a3 {fond pe nly :
a $4.50 Mackinaws the reduced price we ® quot te 1 fou is a real treat.
Were we to reorder from our m mu wturer we would have to advane
former price. Price during clearance sale $2.98
Ha, of Paton.’ mu tate Walter Baker's per Ib. only ..
of Mr. urd Mrs. John “horolate, Walter Baker's, per ID, ¥
Colles, a fine drinker, por DD, only
Nuts, assortad, regular 25¢ poods~-Specinl whily
: of Xanty-Glo wan
I town, Bay
Jweet Potatoes, fancy chunky Jerseys, per D, only
$1.50 Mens’ Union Suits at great saving to you. Sale price. 98¢
a " Ne
$1.50 Boy's Sweaters at such a bargain that we are giving you.
Will quickly Fed ¢ our stock of the above lob. Sale price........98¢
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A. AARONSON
Opposite Commercial Hotel Patton, Pa.
Crean Vegetnlt'es ond front Praita, everthi
find it here. Letture, Endive, Caler, Caslidow ge
3 Lnctmbers, Groen {Ininach, ete.
1% Oranges, per doen |
Tarzerines, per doses...
FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS ¥
Spot Cash Store
Pation, Pennsylvania
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