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home find fash I ASSERTS YEAGER
| would put all vour Lime iH sewing and
| knitting: have sweats and socks |
YH, ad | Luiited: those are very much seeded. |
emplied tol qu Wastmont Schon! is the first | :
interruption | Bex the Jonlors and te ! “1 sure was dows and put there fore |
STAR PRINTING COMPANY
Morrow they will be Prenented with 2 time,” save “Charlie” Yeager, an
Educational Work. [8 Red Crows flag, 32 x 45 inches. We 2XPert assembler at the International
Patton, Pa.
President
fan Mrs. Zwayor, the chairman on Edu- | inn bury any so I made the flag. factory, whose nhone is at 18 South
. | cation, ard "Registration for the Wo- | In one camp, 1 was told, the boys i detfervon street, Allentown, Py. “1
man’s National Defense” hay an. | 1
nounced herself as ready to enroll] no appetite and I couldn't got a
| were so cold that they wlopt in their | wan nervous and all run down
> | clothes. Do you not think this will | . 3
~ | members for a class in Hygiene and | They will #00d night's rest and used to pile
| Nursing, Also ready to regei
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Assembler Says He Was 83 Run Down |
That He Always Felt Tired
Established 1593
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A general banking business transacted. We
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appeal to the women"
want to
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minke sweaters and knit in 091 in the morning feelin
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their sleep.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME
than when I turned in.
individuals wish
» f fense, which will be explained at the | The little aint “I hadn't a bit of ambition, and n
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Foreign sdrertising mast be paid |
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Representing Government, Clever
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“Long Delayed Victory Assured.”
One Newspuper's Comment on
Event
LONDON, (ct. 20.~The British
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
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‘already totalled 8 goodly sum, but to
making money to pay for those for!
ti Drag Store. Let everybody patronize
[them to save all fat cuttings from
jin ervock This is weed to fry pota-
room for registration—-Dr. Kelly's
office, Saturdsy, November drd at 8
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Expense of Branch Work
Now in order to mairtain this great
and noble work of the Red Crows it
takes morey, and as explained to the
Fatton Branch at their monthly busi. |
ness meeting last Friday, October 26, |
by the treasurer, Mrs. Daniel Shan. |
non. ‘The soviety can use only nuch |
money as she earns or way donated to |
hr. All membership money is used |
fer Hospital supplies snd is handled
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Therefore it can eastiy De Under.
ntood HM is very necessary for the Pat.
ton Branch to occupy herself in not |
andy making Comfort Kits, which are
met honpital supplies and which have
which we now owe,
Ways and Means Proposed for Mak-
ing Money.
It was proposed at the busiress
meeting that a datice and a food sale
tui given for this special fund of She
Red Cross. |
The dance to ba postponed for the
present. The food sale to be held next
Huturdny afternoon, November 3rd at
two o'clock in the window of Gunn's
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Boys Comfort Club.
The Boys’ Comfort (Club was held
over wetil more thoroughly thought
otit and a suitable head be found, whe |
would be willing to take charge.
Food Conservation.
A class in Food Conservation met
ali the home of the chairman Wedses.
duy. This clans was in charge of Mrs.
Arron Goldman and dealt principally
with the prevention of waste of fats,
although wheatless days were also
discussed. It was proposed that me.
Bidens with their receipes should be
plblished in the Courier snch week
fir & Mmestlesn and & whentloss day.
Mrs. Goldman in her talk advised
bief and poultry, potting these
through a ment grinder and then ten.
diving them. When it is about dis
sodved add a tiny bit of onion, or two
small omions finely chopped to five
pounds of cod fat, just as the onion
begging to tury, strain” and set away
toes, or is umd wherever you wanld
wie lard, excepting in pie crust
Chicken fat is an excellent substitute
for butter in both biscuit and cake
PENNSYLVANIA SENDS
s are kritting 6 x 8
Steamship Tickets for all the leading Lines;
Draft payable in the principal cities of the
Safe Deposit Boxes for nse of our patroris furnish
You should have one or more of our Saving F
in your hotwm, Will teach the children preatical
sons of éconotng,
WM. H. SANDFORD
President
squares of bright colored yarn and MOTRing after morning I had to whip
making Afghans. They are, when MY to work becuse I felt so tired i
finished, 1% by 2 yards. The squares 9% that 1 could hardly drag one foot
are Joimed with black andl they ave (after the other, and vou know there's
very pretty sy No pleasure in that kind of life. :
kE will ship a box of sun garments | 0 hes ! read what Tanine hag
ta sou tomorrow and Beps you will done for they talks here in Allen.
succeed in securing more helpers and Sh a , tang it myself, and
in any way I can help you, 1 will be | re hay feed a up fine, ang H
: CARAT JO ae good word along
most happy to do sy. Just let me | = . 1
Know PPE 8 « "My appetite has come back, and 1
Many thanks, for your sssistance in |" ke a wolf: that tired fooling has
thiv work.
I am very sincerely POOPY
,: : an tte fy fo §
Mrs. Daniel Morrell Stackhouse | " Yeuted ind ready for my duy's
| Work.
Tinlee, the famous mmonstractive
tonic, is now being introduced and
explained by the GUNN DRUG
COMPANY STORE.
AFTER SIX YEARS
Patton Testimon
In proportion to the number of men | ———_—
onjraged in its work, the Pennaylvania Time is the best truth. Here is a
department of forestry chiims the dis. | Patton story that has stood the test
tinction of having more men enlisted of time. It is a story with a point
than any other branch of the Mate which will come straight home to
government. The total number is 32, | many of us.
and this number is just {1 por cont of |G. W. Patou, farmer, R F. D. No. 1.
the foresters in service whet war was says: “For 8 long time I could hardly |
declared. The operation of the draft stand the severe pains in the small
is altogether likely to take nine or of my back and sides, cxuiped by weak |
10 more, which would lonve the de. kidneys. My head sched and’ I
partioent with less than 4) pe reent of coubin’t rest at night on account of i
its original field force of farvsters. In the kidney secretions passing too |
wddition to the number of men Moen often, The seeretions were full of |
above as enlisted, three of the state's sediment. | didn't And anything that
foresters are serving as listing of. [relieved me until I weed Doan's Kid- |
cers for the 20th Forest rugimant, and | vey Pills. In a short time they pave P atton,
two ex-foresters are already in France ood results. The headaches lefy me,
with the 10th Forest reyriemnt. Wal. the pains in my back were relieved | :
ter D. Lodwig of Johntavam is one of and the kidney secretions cleared up
the three listing offeers, {Over six years later, Mr. Bates uaid: w
E. A. Eigler, formerly director of | “Doan’s Kidney Pills made a perma. ‘E
the State Forest academy, where state Pent cove for me. [| havn't had 8 sign Li
foresters are trained, holds & commis- | of kidney trouble sinee ” i
¥ion ax captain in the cosnt artillery, ! Price 60e, at all dealers. Don't Hi
and is instructor in militiry mapping | imply ask for a kidney remedy---get. | bl
ut Fortress Monroe. W. Gardiner Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that |
Conldin, formerly in charge of the | Mr. Bates had Foster- Milburn Co, Ei
reforestation and nursery work of the | Mfere, Buffalo, N.Y.
fdepartmont, hea 8 commission 8s first. |
lieutenant with the 20th Forest regi.
ment. E. H. Simth, formerly in charge
of the Bald Eagle state forest near
Williamsport, is first lieutenant in the
318 Infantry regiment. J W. Reltzer,
formerly forester in charge of the!
Penn State forest at Coburn, holds a
commission sa second heutenant with
the 10th Forest regiment A nun.
ber of other foresters are non -Com mis.
sioned Mera.
The training and excellint physical
(left me, and I sleep fine all night |
Clong and wake up feeling refreshed |
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Mr. E. W. Bostic of Harrisburg, will
take charge of my holm da
Nov. 5th, he has had 15 years experience
and is one of the best in Pennsylvania.
MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TODAY
Edward
Patton, Penna
PERERA FAR 0 A A a
MANY FORESTERS TO
GOVERNMENT SERVICE
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Walter D. Lodwig of Johnstown Is
Claussed as Listing Officer
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Careful and Up-To-Date Service
Horse and Motor Hearses
Telephone Serviee--Office and Residence
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All pieces of fat Wo old or dark for
coking save snd we will teach ¥!
how to make soup.
The Patton Bratch of Red Cross
extend their thanks to the Dinan:
Brothers for the use of their thea
ani their kind courtesy in help
eotiduct the moving pieture she
night they dorated the proceeds
the benufit of the Med Cross.
A very interestin
ire,
is piven as follows:
My dear Mrs. Brown
In reply to your letter of October
2th, wu ecertaily will be pleased to
recive your box of goods and I am
sure they will be very well made.
I was in Philadelphia from October
1th until October Mth. snd felt so
prood of our workers in Johnstown
and Cambria. County. 1 could hardly
whit to retarn to work. I visited ali
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chairman of our Red Cross Chapter |
Johnstawn, Pa. Oct 30 1717. | Evan Lewis, sped 58 years, one of the |
{best known residents of northern In. |
condition of the forester pives them |
dore than usual fitness rar active
Brandon Hotel, Spangler Pa.
| | EMINENT SPEACIALISTS. PHY.
service, and their experience int hand- | SICTANS AND SURGEONS, |
you lon and conducting harps se-| | lepNSPD REGISTER AND
fonts for the high proportion of ofl-| (UTHORIZED BY THE STATE,
Nr Lodi oe Who lave enlisted. | NOW VISITING WERE REGU.
Mr. Ludwiy has enrolled 12 mien mi LARLY IN THE INTERESTS OF
Johnstown fur the forent regiment. | HEALTH AND TREATING ALL
RE mp MANNER CURABLE AILMENTS.
CLAIMED BY vA The Sick Wil Be
=t ! [ALL CASES MUST CALL FOR PER.
diana county, died at his home SONAL PHYSICAL EXAMINA.
Saicksbury Mandsy morsiwg. Mr.| po AND NEE NG CIRCUM.- |
Lewis was a member of Company A, STANCES ARE INCURABRI ES
8th Pennsylvania volunteers, and (People Whe Cannot Be Helpod i
the Civil War, His command took part | pn UNDER TREATMENT | | EORER EEA a AA Ca
he earaped without a wean 25 | Positively the most saccemtii trent |§ J. A. SCHWAB, President » M.D. BEARER, Cashier
? OBR without & wound & Was i : 2s fom } :
* member of the Veterans’ Birthday |") K0OWR are given. All chronic 3 Dr. J. I VAN WERT, Vice President M. G. DUMM, Ass't
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Red Cross officials.—don't think |
missed nny, and find that our work
in many cuses is better than some
I saw and our- number of workers
more. Our work is very commendable
I was told, and as for Junior Mem.
berr—our schools are the first in the
state. Oh, how I Wish every school
in the county would get to work—en-
courage snd enthuse their children
They cari save a quarter ou of their
of the future will depend
Juniors. Help them to
GARFIELD WILKINS
VOTERS: —Consider this:
The school records show thas he col.
lected during 1915-16, more money ex-
ceeding the amount of his sulary than
any collector in the history of
Patton. Adv,
REVEL SOMERVILLE
ATTORNEV.AT.LAW
Office in the Good Building
then: how muck good t
and how very much we
Could you not ask wach
workers to promise to bri
member to your next m
them wee want to
one of your
ng one other
evting? Tell
make our December !
shipinent tha largest one and thei |
asotinticn mie ont af te diseases of men, women and children p
edie The Grange National Bank
dot : social oryamizations bo are tremted. If wick, ailing or any- |
the state. ®ach member of the asso. | NO MAK 4 OF PA N PA
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ciation is a veteran of the Civil war famous isietigy Bind Do net jute
and the birthday of each is celebrated to operations and have your life un.
by the association as it veeurs. Mr. | dangered by lance, knife or needle he-
Lewis was a member of the Mahoning fore consulting these Specialists. It
wife ded vert pears sone le | matters set what the £2 ay ut
children, 30 grandchildren and 29 ports a ha Stason from al
great grandchildren, are living. The source; it matters not if other specinl. ||
hide are M. K. John W. and E}- | iota have failed and you have been told |
you are incurable. You owe it to your. | ;
self and your family to see these sue. |
cessful specialists without delay, who ||
a Me. (have been doing such wonderful good |
Neb.: Mrs. | throughout the state, and if thers is §
the finest thresd upon which to hang %
hope, you will find hope with the x
i treatment that will lead to health, con. 1
: | tentment and happiness. Remember
© that {the day of next viit and hoars— § 4 | 3
Deposits Dee. 31st, 1906
** Dee. 31st, 1907
Nov. 27th, 1908 _. _.
Sept. 1st, 1909 .
Sept. 1st, 1990 ,. .
Dee. 5th, 1911 ..
Nov. 26th, 1012 |
Aug. 9th, 1933 .
Sept. 12th, 1914 . . ..
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James Stiteler of Cozad,
Ella Minich of Panic.
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ean help. We do wunt then: Ask
them to come spend a day with UR,
50 Wi ean show them the war:
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