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LITTLE TALKS ON HEALTH AND
HYGIENE
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By ;
Samuel G. Dixon
Commissioner of Health,
THE COMMON EV ERY-DAY PIN
The pin is born with millions of |
brothers and sisters, who leave home
to travel all parts of t
their journey they come in contact
with us human ire and it might
; " rh t CETL i
he infietesting to take up, What same- | (i% nied
times happens when they do so.
Suppose a pin found its way into
the lsandry of a shir! manufacturer,
We ‘would ~ likely to hear of it,
first in the mouth of one of those
folding th shirt and preparing it
for shipment. This pin, as well as
others, might perhaps be making its
first intimate acquaintance with the
germ that produces sore throat. The
A to the consumer who starts
it ready for use.
the poor pin finds the
a: in, its abiding place.
this oa it gets into an ul-
2) mouth, thence it gets into the
: cushio some r receptacle.
fa Cushion 31 ome ther ee
persons who these, can-
Bot Jetogeize disease germs by the
and therefor the pin
thus far, to think of
.. y & : © uses pins in
Tastiming ® child's dress to gether,
doa the sume thing. By this time, in
: the pin’s life history, it is cuits wed!
armad with scores of gering and reall
is scecountable for much harm A
its path of travel. And now as it
#8 getting old and about reidy to close
e its tile, a little chiid fay be stream
tomibiitis or dipthieria er even
semriet fever, because sammie sf these
Bre easily communion
from threats so recently aucied by
; the disease that the danger i Rot Te
cogtized. The presence of the germs
thei have heen referred to on the Pp
i= un reul danger, as the aby Hat or
Fa worker knows be can plant
ve taken from everviday use,
pint them in focd stuffs that
Raat Khem grow ud multiply
jreater numbers, colonies can be
by the naked eye und they can
injected ito other living beings
and prodiace disease.
The habit of putting pins into the
not contitnse: fur a moe
‘ment ivelyone knew this.
w Moral of this little story in,
ul jad pins in ties mouth as the
, even fatal dikesse
"i cs that 0 per cent of
raised by Pennuylvania farm
fed on the farms. of the State.
# worid, On
For the |
HOME ITEMS
OF TIMELY
Telling of These Who are Visiting, and Those Who Have .:
Yistors, With Other News of Our Busy Little Town
Dr. I. Baldwin, Dentist
Ba Loretto Prindible called on
friends in Johnstown Saturday
* * *»
Attorney Arthur Simler, of Johns.
town, spent publ days the first of
the week with friends in town.
* ®* *® ;
Don Stewart. Sunshine salesman,
* ® *
Alex. Montieth, bas accepted a po
| sition in the Sauter Jewelry store
* ®* *
Mins Augusta Johnson, of Clearfield,
| spent Sunday at the home of her
{ parents in this place
* *
-*
Derr Winslow has recovered from an
attack of the grippe
®* =»
Mr and Mrs Fredman Williams
who have heen on the sick list for
(some time are able to be around
again
* * *
J. OO. McMullin was eslled te Al
berta the first of the week on account
of the death of his brother.
* ¥ *
William Radcliffe who had his leg
broken in mine 33 last week ix get.
ting along as well ne can be expectad
®* ¥ =»
Mri. J. RB Cornelius was called to
Mahaffey the first of the week on sc-
count of the serious illness of her
sister, Mrs, Clara Hayes
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Wiliam Eims, RAG Wan seriously
injured in mine Noo 38 last Wednes
day is recovering but ix still badly
* *
Francis Gillen, of Lombier City,
spent Sanday with his mother, Mrs
Mary Gillen of this place
* * =»
Miss Linna Forsberg has recoversd
from an attack of the grippe
* x *
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Mellon,
of the Windsor Hotel, spent Satur.
day with friends ia -Sohnutown,
®* * =»
Miss Josephine Dinsmore, is able
to lw around agsin, after suffering
from a severe attack o the grippe.
+
Raymond Thorn of Johnstown,
spent Sunday at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Thomp-
‘son, of Palmer avenue.
* & =
of Patton but who has been located in
Colorado fer the past fifteen years,
visited friends in town last week.
* * *
J. E. Spaid ard family, of Five
Points, were shopping in town Satur.
sant fault, shen you know day.
* * *
Miss Mary Shannon a student at
Mount Aloysius Asndemy. Cresson,
spent Sunday at her home in this
piace
Ww IWilliam Kibler who has been suffering
from a stroke of apoplexy was taken
to the Mercy hospital in Johnstown
Wednesday afternoon. Mr Kibhler's
condition 1s reported as very erties
* * *»
William Jenkins, 72 years o 1, is
recovering from a stroke of pare xis.
* ® »
Mra William Simpson spent se cral
days the fired of the week with fr ands
in Johnstown
* * =»
Bertha Chapman, aged 11 year. of
near No. 20 mine, died on Weadne: lay
from an attack of diptheria. Foneral
was held by undertaker Buck Wad!
nesday morning with interment in
Fairview cometery.
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Mrs. William Denlinger retorted
home after spending several days wit
friends in Johnstown
* ®
Modestus Farabaugh spent Toes.
duy in Johnstown
* * » :
T. H. Wirtner, the photographer, is
attending the Eastman school of pho
tography.
* * *
Major W. H. Bell who has been con.
fined to his home for some time suffer.
ine from a severe attack of guinsey
and rheomatiam is peeovering
* * =
Mary Sheaka spent Wednesday with
friends an Johnstown
* *
Mrs. WW. H Bell is recove
R serous altack of hav
* * =x
Mra I. A Bessersan of Barnes
Wega, soent Thursday with friends in
town
sorseh lb
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Eimer Cooney, of Williamsport
spent Monday evening in town
Ck x ow
Francis Fitzpatrick has resigned
his position in the Kisner stire and
will devote his time th other business
interests or the White Front Cafe
* ®
Garfield Wilkins hays closed his bar.
ber shop and has accepted the
sition with the Parnell and Cowher
Insurance Company recently held by
William Kibler.
* * =
son and brother at Derry, Tuesday
* : I
William Willis, a former resident
BE Se Tr
Miss Gertrude Dinsmore, of Punxau.
tawney, spent Sunday at the home of
her brother W. A. Dinsmore of Fifth
avenue. |
I * * =
Ralph Winslow, Raiph Khunley and
Cyril Fisher spent several days the
first of the week with friends in Con
pon.
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Richard Smith, of Jersey Shore,
pent Thursday in town
FRECKLES”
$4
oy PRR
SNORE RTrRNY
WRY Amerie
all Trevklod boys andl girls amalaiel
free to the lug matinee next Monday
Hew ROT &%
The “silowing fries
uncalled for in the FP
for the week ending
Mr 1. F. Hoskall
Miss Mary Chearly
Mr. Jobn Padlock
Mra H FF. Howes
Persons culling far
$ . * .
ead 88 aay
& x e
Special ndded attire
sektic w Ser eaday
*slace of the Kirg'
i e,
riesmyTan AN CHURCH
EPR ses
WESSNER
BARNESBORO
Rev, Gore A ‘Duvall, pastor of
the joes Method; wit church, 3 proach.
ing tonight at St Benedist whore re-
vival sarvices sre nn progress under
the direction of the pastor, Bev. HF
Babeovk of the Bakerton charge,
* *
Superiniendent Fdward Nicholson,
the Madeira, Hill Con! Co. pent
oe of the past week in Tyrone
* * *
Hugh Green, of Philipubury, was in
town the early part of the week
* A *
A.M. Fisher, of DuBois, spent part
of inst week mn town, in the interests
of the hw Bois Iron Warky
* *
A Mock Leap Year Diinee van held
in Fridmain's Hall, Monday night, A
mre and enthusiastic crowd was
present. and everybody had a good
Lime
* * *
Last Saturday morning the
car hound for Patton collided
Huether und Gauntner livery team at
the corner of Philadeiphia avenue and
Caroline street. The livery hack had
the right single trse aplintered and
broken off but ne injury to fhe team
ar driver,
®* * ¥
A very pleasant letter wus received
yesterday from DL. Rumpay, of Wil.
der, Virginia. Mr. Rumgay takes
great pride in saying “1 an old resi.
dent of RBarnesboro.” He states that
DOsIneEs 8 fine.
* * =»
Wim T. Welsh, of Nanty-Gio, dis-
trict moresentative of District No 1,
UM WW of A was in toon yesterday
Mr Welsh was recloted for the second
term, at the recent slection and starts
on his new fermi April 1st
* & =»
Mex James Dwvker, of Patton was
Pstymithenen vimiioare wn yesterday
1 % oe Ntgw
Hi
sunday visitor in Buarnoxhoro
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Miss Fannie Attiemnn, of Philips
hry, spent Sunday amo ng frucede in
Lown
®* * =»
4. Baron, of the Family Shoes Stare,
ix confined to his home with a severe
attack of grippe
* * »
Frank Cole, of the Chestnut St
garage spent several duys of the past
week in Johnstown and Pittsburgh,
being in consultation with the peneral
Buick agencies. Hurry.up orders are
trump
* * »
Mr. John Westover spent a few
days lsat week with his brother in
| Houtzdale.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swabb and |
family attended the funeral of their
* *
Mr and Mrs, Fred West departed
thix maming for Houtzdale, having
been cailed there on account of the
identh of Mrs, West's father, Mr
George Griffin, who died yesterday
evening st & very advanced ag
* XX »
Mre N. L. Deim has rocovered
from a severe attack of diptheria
* ® *
Supervisor Archibald of the P. R
R ix confined to his home with the
Erippe.
rr * *
Miss Lavia West, of Philipsbure,
i visting among old-time friends on
Barnesboro
fr * »
wi Mei. Henry Newrsar
uk home with a badd aid
Jorald, the irfar
{i REPHARYT IN CHANGE
PANAMA CANAL PO
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Mas DUNCAN
B. ArTIST ( HU RC CH
At the Bayitist chit eh worshin aw |
ganado at LEO A Mound T:30 PM
In the morning pastor EG. Zwaper |
will oreach oa the suliject “Men wud |
Women Just Like Ours g in the |
veming fhe topic will be “The Rian.
Jeulgoment. Poy What Nun.
Al Goad Judge?”
Sunday Schoo! at 2-00 P M Errors
metgher of the school ix requested to
he oxesent aod anvone who dein not
go to Runcny School iz invited, You
will find oar school a splendid lace
to spend an hour on Sunday afternaum
Y. P. meeting at 6:45 Alwayn in
teresting and helnfal General raver
riod ing Wednesday af 7:45 PY A
meeting whers § rood spuditasl fest
s always dngoved Freryhody wel.
oie to all meetings
THE WASHINGTON SUPPER
Tickets for the Washington supper
are already selling rapidly. For yours
this supper bas been one of the roast
events of Patton Last vear hetwoeen
four and five hondred persons pars
took of the feast
CAkV ARY BAPTIST
At the Calvary Chapel Bunday
Rekwaol and worship as asus! an 10:30
AM Eeory momber of the school
iw urged to be there und hring others
with von. Presching service nt 8:15
P.M by Pastor BE. GG. Zwaver, sulijwet:
meeting nt 7:80 every Friday eve.
ning. Al who ive in that neihtae.
hood are cordially invited to all ner.
ieeg
PROMISING CLASSE IN HIGH
SC HOO
The Tesahman clade of the Patton
wehos! promises to be ong of the
famines turned aut of the
wir based The olga consists of
tombe ahich is the larpest lass
inom in the aehand
458 #11 Mgr the
Ware eleetadd
Af a mating
falliong officers
Pros ident, Thiednre
Herawn: Vice Preanderd, Frank Calite:
Sevretary. Maria Salter: Trmipirer,
Edwin MarNamars:; Sergent.at-Arms,
len F Prindibis
METHODIST EPISCOPAL on RCH
tm Sunday the Methodist come
gation will have the plesiure of
Baterane 10 Hev. Mellardy, of Clear.
field. He will sovapy the puloit both
morfiing and evening Morning
preaching services 19:30 and evening
iat 7:30
Class meeting at 5:80: Sunday
School at 2:00 and Fownrth League
at 8:30 Prayer mestine every Wed.
nendny ovoning at 7:45
You will receive a cordial welcome
at any or all of these services. Come
and worshin with us
Bert A. Salter, Pastor.
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John D'Ander, John Galairdi, G. E.
| Prindible, and a local party of others
interested in permanent construction
with concrete are making plans to
vixit the Tenth Chicago Cement Show
at the Coliseum, Feb. 7-15. The Chi
cago Coliseum is one of the fans
convention auditoritms of the coun
try. It bax housed perhaps more
national political conventions than any
other building in the United States.
(Concrete is so widely used and it
interests so large 3 number of people,
that the Chi Comment Show is re-
jarded, not only ss the barometer of
the building business, but of business
in geners! for the ensuing year. This
wear the barometer is at a high point,
ws is evidenced by the large number
of exhibitors who have applied for
wpace. They have such con in
the boiling hoom that they have sp-
plied for space in greater numbers
than ever before. For the first time
in the history of the show it will be
necensary to gee the baleony of the
Coliseum in addition to the main floor
grid Annex.
Practically very type of concrete
constraction will be exhibited at the
roement show as well as all the varioos
kinds of machinery for its manufie-
ture, :
r ithe natural place to hold
i a : HY
“Growing” Bible stody and prayer mith a national exhibition as
it is Hn three hours’ ride of the
center of the population of the United
States and because it ix the world's
greatest railroad center Over 30.
000.000 people, or half of the popula.
tion of the United States, live within
a night's ride of Chicago. As the
convention city of the country, it has
ample hotel ascomodations,
In sddition to the rsement show,
there will be held, during the same
seek, several conventions of allied in.
terests, including the national earven-
tions of the Ameriean Concrete Insti.
tate, Nationa! Builders’ Supply Asse.
elation, linn Lumber and Builders’
Supply Dealers’ Association, Amer-
wan Concrete Pipe Associntion, and
American Association of Engineers
T housands of contractors, engineers,
huilding material dealers and city and
government officials from all parts of
the United States and Canada, will
be in attendance to interchn whens
on the year's progress in building con
struction, and our local representa.
tives will have ample PE ty to
profit by meeting these well-inown
men.
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SCHOOL M ATIN EE SATURDAY
vompany not i
Rarneshoro as — as was expected,
the school matinee will not be held un.
til Setarday. Regutar show wr firide
night and turday night and
nee Saturday afterncon at 2.30 P. M
HEA a AEA SA ra
SPOT CASH STORE p
“The Store that Saves You Money”
Keep Your Eve On This Spare Every Week For Real Genuine Bargain
Wa can sell you cheaper because we
do not have the large expemsen and big rents to pay
Add you pay here is low prices on groceries,
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1 PRICES
Walter Baker's ¢ hecolate, per Ys cake, only
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tranny oiher
£2
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ard 1388 NW
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Wire Giemoes, CC ratiherries, 1
THE and OYSTERS, most every day Halibut Steak and
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'RGETABLES Evervthing in ses.
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Aattnee, Tomatoes, Sp pinach,
Spot Cash Store
Patton,
Pennsylvania
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