ONO OOH HL MN MO
and Size
on, D. C.—Every farmer
‘borrowing money should ask
certain questions, according
ia No. 403, “Factors Affect.
| Rates and Other Charges
rd-Time Farm Loans” recently
ed by the IU. 8. Deparument of
T b. Very often the farmer
does not ask himself these gues
may find that the banker will
p answers before he makes the
3TH
gf becomes increasingly appar
0 quote the bulletin, “atten-
|. be directed more and more
} of am efis. How are the
is of & proposed loan to be em:
Are they to be expended for
mctive purpose, such as would
| fmprovennt in the farming
38? Is the size of the loan well
") It the purpose in view? Does
period for which the loan is to
oaform to the time the capital
Wally needed’ All of these ques-
® have a direct bearing on the
# of short-time farm loans. -.
Purpose of the Loan.
“The use of any given loan ought to
§ return suuicient at least to re
faterest and principal. If,
Teturas are not sufficient for this J ber of the council, to fill in the um
, them ‘the money should not
‘tue only way in which
} of credt can be directed so
the intervats of improved
tare is to control the extension
850 that they may be used for
ive purposes only. This means,
same time, a saler use of
some localities banks offer
| to farmers at reduced rates of
when the money borrowed is
Such as the purchase of live
, Unless 5 higher rate were
8G on small loans, the point
be reached where the expenses
Med with such loans would be
F than the interest. On the oth-
ind, it pays the banker to handle
Joans at a lower rate of inter
Pe /-impottance of restricting
19 those for approved productive
mes nd of having the size of the
en rr a angers GH SCRA ER RIS epes
SPANGLER
Lewis Blankenbicker, of Glen Camp-
sell spent Monday at the home of Mr. burg. :
and Mrs. Frank Foster, * x x
* * * Mrs. James A. Mclain who had
Miss Blanche Lantzy, clerk at the |begu suffering with the grippe for
Post Office has been confined to her | seferal days is able to be out again
home several days, suffering with the : * x x ’
grippe. Ray Protzellar and Miss Christine
ok ow { Caldwell, spent Sunday at the home
Mrs. Edward Ramey left for her | of Mr. and Mre. Caldwell, of Nunty-
home in Pittsburgh Sunday after | Glo.
apending some time au the guest of |
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reffner.
*
Mrs. Wilfred Lantzy bad as her! r
guest over Sunday, Miss Mary Haley,!| Mrs. Lenus Kirsch and three chil
of Bakerton. " jdren who had been visiting Mrs.
{ Kirsch’s parents, in Bradley Junction,
treturned home Friday.
* * &
Miss Christine Davidson who for
some time has been a student at In-
diana State Normal arrived in town
Mrs. B. D. Beaver who has been! Saturday to sepnd a few davs with
confined to her home for some time her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Da-
suffering with the grippe is much | Vidson,
improved in the past few days.
®* * *%
Mr. andi Mrs. George Proud had
as their st Monday, Mr. Proud's
mother of North Barneshoro,
* * *
Miss Dora Means cf Ebensburg has
heen the jruest of Mr. and Mrs. John
Metzgar, for the pat_few dnys.
Miss Flo Stranford spent Satur.
day and Sunday with friends in Cly.
mer.
Mrs. Jar 8 McGlynn returned home
Sunday eening after visiting for
some tinfe with relatives in Canons-
* * *
R. P. Richard, of St. Benedict, was
a business caller in town Saturday.
x * *
* ®* *
Miss Louise Mitchell
Indiana Tuesiay after
guest of Mr. and Mrs J
for some time.
* * *
returned to
being the |
J. Mitehall |
* * *
steller, spent Sunday with Mr. Wolfe's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wolfe.
* * x
Frank Nicholson left Sunday for
Philadelphia, where he will apend a
few days transacting business
* *
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graffis, James
Bendle and the Misses Sara Dough.
erty and Odessa Guyer spent Sunday
at the home of Miss Lillian Lutman,
of Cookport. -
* * *
Luke Ivory, of Cresson, was a busi.
ness caller in town Saturday,
* * * :
The 15¢ supper held at the Ramee
oe an. Jesse Ber, proved a sugress.
« proceeds went to the bulldin
fund of the New Spangler M. BE
church.
* * W*
Last Sunday February 8 there was
the largest attendance at Sunday
school at the Spangler Presbyterian
church that has been for some time
past,
* * =»
J. J. Hogan was elected as 8 mem-
expired term made vacant bw the re
signation of J. J. Pleister
x * *
Hampton Long who formerly drov
a team for Thomas Kerr. of Barnes.
boro, is now driving a tesm for the
Atlantic Refining Co., Spangler.
* RX #*
* * *
Miss Janet Brumo, of Patton, spent
Friday with friesds in town.
* Ww *
Léwis J. Bearer, of Hastings, was
# business enller in town Friday.
* ® »
EK. Litzinger, of Cresson :
for the Penmssylvanis Con! and Coke
Co, was a Business caller in town
Waodmasday,
* *
Mr. and Mm. Johw Spefbmun, of
Michigan, have been wisiting at the
homie of Mr. smd Mrx. J. J. Mitchell
for the past walt.
*
paymaster
The Conucil are trying for plans
for the new Municipal building. As
soon as the weather permits, the erec-
tion of the building will start.
* * *
The old Susquehanna buildings are
being overhauled and occupied by one
of the loeal butchers, Euckanckas snd
Sous. * * *
Washington's birthday is being ob | Mr Fllerly, peesident of the Coal
served in the public schools hern [dale Mining Co, of New York, was
The teachers are busy training fow}s businesw caller in town lust week,
the entertainments. | *
» 8% 8 VALENTINE PARTY 87 SPANG-
There is a body of Serine here for & LER ROME.
the purpese of collecting money for || ot —
the Seriam who have buen A very pretty affair waw hold at
driven out their homes. the home of Mr. and Mw (series
* * x Grafis Thursday right. The decerss
W. A Welfe revvived word of the tims were made Cg of henrta of ail
serious iTsmms of Rin sister in Olanta, | sizes and colors.
Mr. Wolfe daving for that plece Mon- | with covered dishes , every person an.
day. a covering thee own: dish. Evervme
* *
proment Hed' 8 vers enjoywble time
Roy Artivy the somll son: of Mr. and
i
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wolfe, of Mar. |
The school
cits on the following school supplies
for next term of school All bids
shall be mailed to fhe Secretary of
the Board ' at the earliest possible
date. Bids on each item must state |
definitely kind and quality of mate- |
rial that will be furnished ard sam.
[les of quality of paper, ets,
w submitted to the Board:
4,000 Pencil Tablets
600 Spelling Tablets
| B00 Composition Books
L125 Packages of Composition
oH Packages of Moose Legal
i4 Ib
Packages of
14M
i
i
:
air
Cap, |
15 Mooue
Fool Cap, |
%
by 13
16 Packages of Krag Typewriter
fier, :
Gross of
Pencil,
FM Gross of Na
Pencil, Soft HRB
€ Gross of No. 1351 Pen Holders
T™ Gross of No 11 of K. B. Pens
20 Gross of Gygieia Craven
6 Dozen Gregory B. Board Frasers
2 Pints of Red Ink
2h Gallons of writing Fluid
Dr. V. A. Murray,
Secretary.
: a
wi, By. 13
i
are
1 No. 482 M Lend |
Saf] Artistic
Bi
WHY YOU SHOULD SER “THE
RIRTH OF A NATION”
“IC i a brilliant.
masterpiece”
wiv i i *
Rupert Tu
“It wilh take the whole Country by |
worm.” :
.
gles. |
Booth Tarkissgton
“In the short space of three Bours |
the audios wees, hears and {ods a |
period of Meer vears” |
Rev. Father John Talbot Smith, i
“1 know (tt is true, bescause | Rwve
lived throt the artual realities ”
Rev. Fadher Thomas B. Gregury,
“Never bofere has such a whird.
wind combinmtion of story, spectsmele
and tense drama been ian
N.Y. Eve. Siem
“It is worth $5.00 a seat.”
C. FZ N.Y. Eve. Journsl
“It is history vitalized— History by
Lightening Fh Go to see it he
esuse of t
finally, go to see it hecmuse it will
out of the baptism of Blood of the!
Civil War was” Born the new natiom,
sme and indivisible”
Fs Er
EXECUTINS NOTICE
. Hetate of Henry Swope Deceased.
Henry Buopey dieonsed, late of the
woes indebted toe smd autaite are here
Games avd music Tarnished the ome
Mrs. Frank A . has bees suffer.
tertainment of the evening. Thome’
ing for the past few days with ton- | presemt were: Mr. snd Mom Gamrge |
wilitis,
® * &
The Rov. Nielson B. Kline will spond | John Caldwell, Mr. and Mus A. iL |
Shun conform to tue requirements of
mound farm investraent has been rec- |
jscd by some bankers to such am |
1 that they employ advisers wlio |
i gaok questions with their farm- |
Patrgne in order to promote the |
#tar of their farm loan business, |
Pina Bes beea followed by banks |
the Central! West, in Now Eng
#nd in the South. The plan of
of the southern banks ray Le
EO #8 an examnpie. The apr Mare
er employed by this bank, aficr
ounlorence with the prospect ve bor
pr, decides whether the fiopcsdl
8 businessl, ¢ and expedinnt [f
$urpoce of thy loan meets wh bi
roval, he works out a plas «f po
"with the fartaer. The (arm:
Ry consider that be needs a loan of
BLS00. As & result of his confersnce
the adviser it may be found (hat
sufficient. They discuss the
: : Lambert.
hr
Thursday in Emeigh sttending 5 so
cial given bg the two churches ob
wrving Washington's birthday. Two
of the speniumrs wil lbe Rev. Kline
ynid the Pastor of thedr church.
* =»
Miss Sarah XMeCailfrey left for lows
Tuesday, accompanied by Mra Stray
1 spewd some Lime
of her cousin Mrs. Stray.
Fox, Me and Mri Charview Graffis.
Mr und Mrs GF. Gover, J. J. Mi
tehell,. Mrs. ‘Searge We Hany. Mra |
I. N. Qodkey, Mra Ceorge Lambert,
vidson,. Mra thr!
Misses
and Marparet Kirkpatrick.
® * *
SPANGLER BOY SERIOUSLY IN-
HIRED
Howard She or “the
Thomas Faster,
er where shan wil
Ea he prasad
* *
Emma MeCombie spent Tues.
& rstnas in Jonrstown
® * w
“Loar Odessa Guyer left Thursday
tte nigh where sho will spend
toe with friends
* * *
PM. Means, of Ebewshurg, was
snes endler in town Tuwsday,
* * *
ur. T. 0. Helfrick made a business
‘vip to Philndeiphia a few days last
eek.
ari sen of
an the hospital hall.
and face breaking twe of Ms ribs
The boyw with whom Per was consting
hurried Bim to Me Rougiticl, whore he
People who willessed the ascokient
remarked of Ris marvelous escape of
being killiel, Este today ls condi.
tion was much inpraved.
x ww w»
SPANGLER MAX OUND DEAD—
MISSING TWO WRREKS
Fo That Joba Polsky
oll inte Siewam While Crousing
Brides.
The dead bedy of Johm Poloaky,
who had Beem missing for two weeks,
was found morning ia a
small eveek, of the Susgue-
hanna, in this place. The body was
half submerped.
Polosky had to cross a small liridge
to get to his boarding house, and
it is supposed he fell the stoaseture
while geing home one night two
weeks ago. A heavy snow fell that
night and covered his body, whith was
revemled this morning as a result of
recent thaws,
The body of Polosky was turned
over to the andertaker, A. PP. Wyland
of ler, and coroner C. A. Fitz-
gernid, of South For an fukifled
Urban Peters left Satarday for St. | A representative of the coroners
Francis College at Lor after joffice was hers to conduct an in
spending several days with his me- qoest Monday afternoon Polosky
* * =»
The Misses Vannetta lambert and
Dorothy Bemver students of Indiana
S:ate Normal arrived in town Satur-
uy to spend a few days with the
former's paresta Mr. and Mrs. George Sa
: rn
Buren KE. Mentch, of Crenson, spent
Wednesday in sown with friends.
* »
P. N. Swope, of Carrolitown, made
a business wip town Saturday.
*
Rudolph Hertzogg, freight clerk at
the P. R. depot made a business
trip to Altoona Saturda y.
| Misa Janet Davidson left Thursday
{for Pittsburgh where she will attend
the Annual Millinars openings.
"
¥r. Ivo Kirsch left Saturday for
Indiana where he will attend the Ju-
ior Dance to be held at the Iniana
Norma! building.
§ * ®* =
Mra Frank ladinsier, Mrs. VW RR Da
fougise Witckell and Bentriew
ctied Beko look te your kiineys,
will make
Mra, Desid Shests, wos serioosiy ine 3
jured Tiursday noon while esasting Patter, says:
Tha sived' env wehiich (Ridewy Pills mive ave great
he was nding ellided with & strip fiom dull painmsin my heek and speils
of tiling, cutting him about Se head lof duziness
§ Price 0c, ot =i] demlers.
has been confined sinee the secident. | simply ask foes oslliey remedy —gwt
by notified to make payment to
without delay, md those
having
oul, Mr. ind Mra Frank Nichol clams agninst said estate «0 present!
son md son, Jamesg Mr oad Mre thems properly asBentioate] for SoBe
Llavsent.
Halen Swope, Executrix,
Fatty, Pa, (RB Dl)
Felwoary 10th, 1917 oh
WHY THAT LAME BACK?
That morning lurmeness thom
slime paing when bending or Hftimg,
‘make work a burden and rest impos.
sitde. Don't be handicapped by
Ying
allow mic
(Wil no astakae by
His Patton resident's examlie
Mrs. JO
Mh Doan’
rotted
ase of
I ofters suggest the nse
tir do s0."
got Dean's Kidasy Pils ar! am glad
Don't
Loan’ sKidney Pllls—the same that
Mrs. McMullew had Foster M Dun
La, Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
A HS de i wm
1 rinmette
Certain reips of social life goes
the matterseof the arrival aniydegar
ue soainily.
Su.it ia true that comrtesy shows ib
sell in a erowded -haifroom, where
poshing and elbowing would be cen
winiy a breach, to use s mild term, of
the respect due hoat and hostess. An
unwritten law (a that to meet amder
ther Mrs. Anna Peters. was 63 years old and Jou married,
®* % %
Mr. ond Mrs. TW. Guver of Pat.| J. F. F. CLUB ENTERTAINED
ton, spent Sanday with Mr Guver'sl :
parents, Mr. and Mrs. GF. Guyer. i The J. F. F. Club waa entertained
* * * ‘at the home of Miss Odessa Guyer
John Reilly Jr, left Saturday for Tuesday night. Luoneh was served at
Indiana to attend the Juiner Dance a late hour. Evervame present had an
to be bald in the Normal hailding. | enjorable time. Those present were:
* * * | The Misses RBoherta and Della Sheets,
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Gray, formerly Misa Anna Fritz, Miss Dora Means,
of this place now of Windber are re- | of Ebensburg; The Misses Odessa and
Joicing over the arrival of a baby boy. | Dorothy Guyer, Miss Edith Sheets,
* * * {Mrs rnest Sheets and dwaprhter
Leslie Davies, of Ebensburg collect. | Doorthy, and Miss Janet Davidson
tor for the Bell Telephone Co. was | *f ;
a business caller in town Monday. | LADIES SEWING CLUB ENTER-
* % * TAINED
Charles Radcliff the little son of Mr. |
and Mm. Charles Radcliff, who has |
been seriously ill with pneumonia, is |
slowly improving.
* * *
The ladies sewing club was enter.
tained at the home of Mrs. Will
i Dumm Tuesday evening. Late in the
{evening a delicious lunch was served.
| Mrs. E. Welsh,
* * *
Mrs. T. J. M who was
mitted to the any hospital
iweek for trestmen for bivod poison- | ladies home in one of his big Reo
ing, is much improved. | cars.
C. E. Brown and sor Theodore, of Those present were: Mr. Laura
Patton, spent Sunday with friends in | Shaw, Emma Byrne, Elizabeth Peters, |
town. rs. W. J. Lauer, Mrs. |
Will Whalen, and Mrs. Wm. Dumm.'
ad- | After the sumptuous luncheon Mr.
last Dumm seccompanied the Barnesboro
i fhe roof of a hostess means that =»
! formal introduction may be dispensed
with for the occasion, anywawm even
! i parties do not choose to resognize
¢ne another whee meeting atSerwards
In street, or wherever the gase may
be Introductions are In scder, of
eowarse, hut plesasant converstion may
pass between those persesally un
known to ome another, the fact that
they are resipienta of the invitations
being quite anfficient,
Nothing ¢an excuse a lack of cour
iesy from ene guest to another; it in
rae’s haatess,
«
Almost Missed (reation
Let me go, Uncle Henry,” said the
gall boy of the family
*No, I am gotag up town and cannons
wake you,” said Uncle Henry.
“Well, Uncle Henry,” declared the
boy, “if God had known how mean nu
were going to treat me he would mot
; have made you."
BIDS WANTED fo
board of Patton soli- |
Load | §
5 ih +
stirring
frst 8
We take subseriptions to all Magazines and News
i»
Papers. Mail or Store delivery,
Office and School Supiphes.
Books, Stationery and
10 Packages of Typewriter paper, #16 | §
+
if taere
We are on the upof, if wh any complaint-—come
and see us,
Ip
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Patton, Pa.
CLO
o pietures themselves, amit]
make a better Smericmn of you, fom |
Dorothy Dix |
Letters testamentiery ao the estate)
o tate wow sot | off
tomnsbio of (heat in the County oll
Cambria, and State of Pennsyivanix, |
having Leen provvwd So me, all peme!
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IS SAFE FOR EVERY MEMBER thorat and head and killing the cold
OF THE FAMILY gels.
UF RE FP ! There is not a drop of dangerous
Most cough and cold rmedies con. rugs in it. Just as good and safe
tain dangerous drugs, such as Opium, for children as for grown folks.
Morphine, Chloroform, Beroin and One price only—25 cents for a big
Codeine. They paralyaze the nerves, Lottls at any store in city or country.
They are dangerous. Everybody buys it and takes it. The
Not so with Old Bimck Joe Cough } : ;
Syrup. It cures coughs and coids Diggeat saller use; it gives the
by loosening the phlegm, soothing the most satisfaction and is absolutaly
safe.
irritation, opening the air passages of
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