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or refreshing flavor and fragrance; or, that
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never before got in a cigarette smoke! Yet
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satisfaction you marvel that so much de-
light could be put into a cigarette!
Camels expert blend of choice Turkish
and choice Domestic tobacicos makes them
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explains why it is possible for you to smoke
Camels liberally without tiring your taste!
You will prefer Camels to either kind
of tobacco smoked straight!
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ROLL OF HONOR BANK
W. H. Sanford, Pres.
(:. E. Prindilile, Vice Pres. E. L. Brown. Cashier
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No Advance in Price Patton is the center of attraction for F. E. Farabaugh, Vice Pres. W. F. Mears, Aast. Cashier.
a large number of sleighing parties
«of. H. Cordell and family are now
repidents of Patton He has moved
pe oy Lito the Yeager building on Fifth ave ' ¥
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eit MTT TH Ere rat Th : - ; Walter Weankland, John Boyce, P. é Ist d { l 0 I d d Nl
Se Be SL et : : FP, Young, T. W. Letts, Honner & J
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Marks ane ew Diougliaes. have filed J SRN Lr
IIR I na : : = Notas ar Desk bran in Pat PATTON, PENNSYLV ANIA.
> A tan
Mary 1, daughter of Mr. ard Mra
Frank Pennington, dled Monday aft
et suffering of eroup for three days
A Urn Veleran Union, Post No
48, was organized on Saturday night
in Patton, which iz the first lodge
t¢ break the ranks in the way of a
secret organizition here. The mus-
ter was held at the opera house and |
the following officers were elected:
Rotert Tattle, Colonel; Ellis
Howe, lieutenant colonel: Allen Me-
Cebe, major; Geo. W. Cassiday
qrartermaster; Samael Barr, ser
wrant: George Degarmo, chaplain;
Edward H, Beebe, officer of the day:
i Charles Preseott, officer of the |
Capital paid up £100,000 00
Surplus earned $160,000.00
Total Resources : $2.000,000,00
CSTABLISHED 1893.
The Oldest National Bank in
Northern Cambria
A general banking business transacted. We invite per-
ward; John Baltagiver, color hearer: ! yi ot atks . SLO ce with firms indi.
| Nordman Richards. sentinel, Meetings sonal interviews or correspondence with firms and indi
' will be held every Monday evening in 8 viduals wishing to establish or change their banking re
| Good's hall. lations
The Patton Fire Co, elected the fol. £ ai
| lowing officers: CC C. Crowell, ¥ -t
ident; F. H. Kinkead, vice-president; 3 AND 4 PER CENT. INTEREST PAID ON TIME
AND SAVING DEPOSITS. ;
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i L. 8. Bell, recording secretary; H. E.
: Keller, financial sseyetary} Ed. A.
- Mellon, treasurer; €. W. Martin,
tehief: H. C. Beck, W. J. Donnelly,
.Juhin Scheid, J. F. Bonner and John
Boyes, trustees,
| Michael Thomas, who lives between
| St. Boniface und Hastings, is lying
vary low with pneumonia. Mr. Thom.
an has a large circle of friends who
| hope for his recovery.
i he people of St. Augustine held a
big fair and ball in the hall at that:
place Saturday night
. Mrs. H E. Barton and her two chil. |
, dren, sre visiting relatives at Bene DIRECTORS:
Sette, Pa. Allsort. and. lady. of Hast- Geo. E. Prindible Samuel T. Brown
en took a sleigh ride to this place Reuel Somerville W. L. Thompson
: Sa ¥. oy
A loca! teachers institute will be M. B. Cowher John Ott
+ held at Ashville next week. ; Ralph E. Good F. E. Farabaugh
i Is an inkalation of the vapors from boiling chemicals into the lungs and direct ab- { Mrs Joseph Westover, Sr. of West. | Wr. H. Sandford
§ sorption by the blood. It is 4 genuinely Scientific Specific treatment for the cure of Con- Over. mat wil) quite a serious accicent
d : A ont Sunday. Bkhe was going to a spring |
sumption and other zymotic diseases. house near her home, when she be thon
its wonderful action in pleurisy and pneumonia should cause it to be available in And fell dislocating Ber Mip JOINER ALAR
h sommunity. Its tonic effects are quickly felt by the presumably or ap- She is about 83 years old, and it is
} every home cr c ¥. ee 9 J as 1] | thought that she cannot withstand the
I parently well person. shock, as the mecident has caused her
Any Snwldering blood disorder debility or impairment of health should be looked cunsiderable saffering.
after before it bursts into consuming flume, NAVAL FORCE OF 143.157.
Health treatment acts as a prophylatic or cure. A specialist on Consumption who || | Washington, D. C.—An enlisted
| has written for the American Medical Journal and who also is an inventor of serums, Rarval force of 143,157 for the 1921,
I writee— After carefu! investigation, I find that Health Treatment smothers and thus kills | year was recommended by r Ad-|
miral Washington, Chief of Naviga-
the germ and effects a cure. tion, who told the House Naval Com- |
Health Treatment strengthens weak parts and revitalizes the blood and is a bulwark | mittee that &0.000 recruits or re-en-
against Cancer Diabetes, Eczema, Lung Troubles, Bladder Troubles, Tonsilitis, Quinsy, | | then wali be nevessary to reach
Catarrh and all other forms of Consumption. ]
. Shortage exists in all enlisted :
Its healing properties are marvelous and its curative powers lasting. It is guaran. | || Evades he said and an additional WAS I waiting rene Wiser fees. Write Seduy
teed pure under the Pure Food and Drug Act of June 30, 1906, No. 24,777. { {1:19.29 might be lost by July through, | L. GLASS & COMPANY
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Steamship Tickets for sale, all leading lines; Foreign
Draft and Travelers checks payable in the principle cities
of the world.
Safe Deposit Boxes for rent. You should have one or
more of our Saving Banks in vour home, teaching the
children practical lessons in ¢conomy.
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Price $50, which includes apparatus and box of 50 vials, each vial containing a treat- || Increased pay is the “only thing”! 33 FOURTH AVENUE PITTERUBGH, PA.
¢ | Admira Washington said, to hold the! : a —-
men i man in the navy. He added that since!
the armistice 469 officers of the reg |
- afl Hons, rractically all for “financial” : } .
| 6118 Jefferson St., W. Philadelphia, Pa. \. ''. y FLV, reasons. Altoona bakurs announce an in.| Found unconscious from gas
TL As a part of the mavy next year (Tease of two cents in the price of from a lenky jot in his home
\dmiral Washington provosed to use 10-cent bread, three cents on ldé-cent | morning, Walter Kocher
— Sos se J) ) 8 054 reserves, enlisted for four l08ves and an increase of from 16! the Berwick High Si was
(vesrs. and to gerve from 12 to 18 ents to 20 cents a dozen for rolls and conscious Tuesday uvening and
Bene mm months on active duty. ‘buns. jto die.