to procure ground fons can do so $41 to give us all a d Hastings calied on ¥ night 1 4 for Port Matilda last nd the faneral of a of Barnesboro ie of Williamsport of his 1 and sister-in-lnw, * visited at the TY 1 ms retarned to Came r spending a pleas ne here. Ft Andrgh Rhody an. The (marden FE Wadneaday bod ¥ ITPERCRY Nigh + +4 Miss Mary Rhgnnon who is attend vag school at treason, spent several | her home this Rvs here week + ¥ i Ir. J. L | earn condition is Datients Yan that Wert w» bet sorry to atl the presen time reported fol H. ab avin Belley WN AF rious, bawinr an operation last Tuesday bas been a patient at the “ x £ * j Hospital § amie Ea Paving 5 STs en Beach avenue Mr Hanlin is npent Insurance Conipany + 4 Philip Camm left Thursday after. noon for a visit with relatives in lantie City + 7 4 Miss Irene Rhody and Mrs. Leo W. Maarer and daughter Mildred have returned 1 £3 3 In i rion Rome spending the w nier | Mrs. § " parenta jen Doeald § it the Marrow Boe i Bes the children to the : pet Thursday to and Virginia Met Detriech F 1 Mrs + featuring Alice ent, the picture was ad Rr TEE WR bry : * wr Mrs J Houtrdale rious lines * her smother, 3 Harry Samir 8 3 i Mre. Hays Mahaffey friends in tow his week PF + 4 fvory was a caller Visit i Miss Kathry: mn town Wednos la IY 3 James Smith of Cresson and B. H. Hard of Hastin; x have accepted po- gitions in the Western Unicn Tele graph office at tius place r 7 Miss Colette Kirkpatrick of Spanyg- | ler has acceptad a position as clerk in the Patton Bakery. + 4 f E. C. Poorman of Tyrone transacted © ¥ | business in town VWodnesday. | t+ 4 Pat Campbell of Pittsburgh, was a {caller in town 1% 5 week, 7? 1 1% Paul Bearer has sold his property ! ¥ IT ked this {on Beach avenue to Dominick Stevens shown in the | The Stevens family will move into i i Wal his | lnpd Af. i . i Kelly has returned hom i after a chert vist mw Pittshorgh and | j Homestead + + 4 i John A. Gunn was & business call. | we er in New York this week i + + 4 Frank Schwab, who is a tsudent at | druggist here, but now in | ment Ordnacce Dipariment, | tarned to Lan enjoyal Fangh with b ! ents, John Misa Gerirad sputawney, spent Sanda of her brothers here wae i” EE LL A SA TI SSRs: gle » he Dainty Springtime Lingerie w Featuring the New Crepe Nightrobes pe AAI Wo ell Ro NW ART JA Sq WE AI a Vn ie a a aster at his home here a - singer, of Camp furlough in Mra Kiski, spent the Faster his home here. 4 + Miss Adah Night of haldays a Clearfield was a Patton visitor the exr'y part of the | week, + + 4 Edward MoCareick farmeriv. a the govern. BAK rs after spending Mr. avd P mick. JHDOURTEDLY as you go throu garments that you had previ yancies here and there that must be supplied at once . This section specializes in the garments of such excellent textures gorkmanship as you would employ in the making of such wearables in gyn home—besides, they are just as economical and you are excused from gning, worry and work. Tuesday, being our usual day for feattring lingerie, a special redustion will he be observed in the new nightrobes. Fyghioned of Winduor rape tn pink or white; plain or figured; slipover styles with iimano sigemns wé@ Dv nadks regularly priced at $1.50; special for Tuesday a¢ SLI gver before. The simplicity in the new designs allows for quality rethey Shy ornamentation—and its delightful freshness is a joy to EE feel inspires coolness and enjoyment of a hot midsummer xy. of crepe de chine and wash satin .........cc00.vun.. S150 of muslin, lace, silk and satin .............¢ce0..0.. Burke in plain or figured crepe from .......a... covea... S395 tn your lingerie and lay aside the Y thought de,” you will fig Mik a a th oni id a a EE 80 to Chemise of nainsook, crepe de ching snd wah sails, ’ in Ince and embroidery PONE SET SE es sxe EP A: "ey of nainsook, crepe and silk, from bees COED. «re vs « DIB te Hie EE TI...» fe i... . £- LAS AEN. CHAM SRE UA —— NR a A OY Eo 5 X » Wa 1 ws: (# - .o pa I; V ¥ A % N, — - An. ‘ Frnt WA 8 AE on SIN WS NIN ai a A a AE BE Yl i vard sontatives or, 1918. She in Jahns. iy. hak Ya Ker fine Xia i. Wr seen Loved in dine Hangin sg ring 10 hear her and have Johnstown hear her, wore in. Cur eniing 5 % * SECUring Mant 3 | of Spangler was a ¢ scuring lontana's " § 4 far next | their new residence in the very near Monday night. oh Liv : hed "frat lay week's 5 engage. Suture. v4 Rol it i { i i Vdmisaic a wil be charged, the oN hy | = LEN LT Pile BI wily ta be devoted ta the Mise Mildred daughter of |v : : ‘he W Mr and Mrs. WW. H. Brown, who me : ' 2 13 . | H ; . i > 00 and senet i cently underwent an operation for ap- The | ; J 3h : : 3 jved word “ | pendicitia, is greatly improved at this | ree writing ; . that his sem, Dick Hill of Johnstown transacted | ‘4 St. J. afely at a forelgn business in town Morday. i J Prindit 3 ae . Hin tae #0 +t +4 | ohn Prindible and “Skinny Yeager | vited puests. Mr F M i M Ww H. Den! fare home fram Philade!nhia, where! a r. ARG Mrs F i. IeTiite i BG La 5 & : ® CHUNKET, | they were attending a business col | Mins Annis Christof Pat id at € : in ay g & teacher 187, and daughter, Anta Mary, atterd. | leve. lar: vir : the Nu ; f ipre- FRIDMAN HALL, Barnesboro, Pa. Wool, spent sev. | ed the wedding of Wea. H. Denlinger, | ttt FN A Ee . 8% Ber home in | Jr. and Miss Ruth Gardner in Altoona | i f ® 3 Y iwere Tog bridesmaids and Bar » . oth Soiaas. Eemmmasis ly Anata ae Sptrmmmam—n Few tan 8 i £ ¢ 4 i 3 wn 2 . .- on Monday. | Miss Madeline Mullen and Miss | ation wid Thoma % A fIAIN NN H | Margaret Beezer of Pittshargh, spent ! di { Easter at the home Mallen 1 Mud UNIVERSAL CAR ' 1 " " ; i f 1 1 Misa Margaret Keiper apent Sun day and Monday at her home in Clear. field. ty irown, borne | aud rR mens eral begun avan in folk A pleasant evening Lith i ny Saturday night from 9 key of s of Fa Wl $e § i : + + + Mrs. John Johnson is at her home here, i] ; 5. as of Miss smamen. The bride was ; business in EPTLOUSY id % \ : 1 i parents, Mr ar ri. Samuel ry ve “ey Fag a Sir A i GOA on the tl Kephart build i: Inquire of lL. i A. Bosserman, Barnesbarn, Pa viaborate DON'T BE DECEIVED Pittsburgh Ady xf TTT Lo NW EL 3x send wa bow I Se IE Fold Wise Old Indi: i teas 2 45 yi aan wey len of Allah” 2D IN MOTION PICTURES house =F Mayr Fareed suse Fry Res an Salve ITRHES A i 4 {WEL (MPEG TREE £f mai savas 1 have & different SAY i noi of them approaches WISE OLIN INDIAN SALYE in by we oy and none of AT THE Kinds of aL 2 ¢licivney, noth * ¥ ih wi HR (corapared with it for fan : i h t { Nume on application.) a 3 ca re Sold Everywhere at > | 2%¢ PER BOX a a Wo oe NANO ly use |p 5 lao cs PA eo a rsa cl i i | | CRESSON SCHOOLS ARE | immed 2: | APRIL, 10th CLOSED FOR TWO WEEKS Sh ————— Mr. and ) | CRESSON, April 1.—The Board of | mer, M 25 and 35 Cents ESE SAA he , ilvaith officials have ordered the clos- | dais, ing of the first six grades of the pab- | ton, i k { ton, Mr. and Mrs. lic schools for a period of two weeks | family, a SPANGLER, PA. owing to a number of contagious dis- | Christof all ¢f Paton, i eases in this community This is the | Lewis of East Pittshborgh, Miss E second time this term that the Board | ther Ostrander of Spangler, und the i of Health officials have closed the local | following of Barnesboro: schools. | Spencer, | w IQTIER wy iid 4 Orders reecived bv Alfred Eriekson,
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