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~ W. A. Dinsmore,
~~ Thes. A. Owens, Editor-Manager
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ATION CouRrier|
BLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
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Entered in the Post Office at Pat.
ton, Penna, ai Second Class Mail
Subscription Rates $1.50 Per Year |
IN ADVANCE.
HUGE FIRE
aps be oe
CARROLLT(WN, January 22.
Fire of an unknown origin yester-
fday morning destroyed the corner
‘hilding opppsite the Central Hotel,
{ occupied By [the Nixon Theatre, Ed
RATE CARD. 3
ward Farabsugh's barber shop, the
Notice, $1.50 per inch or | Young Mew's| Club, M. J. Farabaugh's
~~ Legal
fraction thereof, for three insertions.
Card of Thanics, $2.00.
Resolutions, $5.00.
Business locals, 10 cents per line,
Business Cards, $1000 per year.
Display advertising 15 cenmts per
inch.
Full position, 25 per cent. extra.
Minimum charge, $1.00,
must accompany all orders for
foreign advertising.
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. n, 1920.
Our Chamber
of Commerce.
What has become of the Patton
Chamber of Commerce !
It has been a long, lo
deed, since a meeting of
body has been held.
And right now is the time for them
to meet,
We know fromm newspaper shories
from hearsey and from various other
sources that here are many concerns
for advantageous sites for
Any titizen of Patton whe
a little car tell you that.
And why not have Patton selected
dor these community building enter.
prises?
Daily we hear stories of rubber fac-
of steel mills, of other indus.
ial concerns siting up this section of
the state for a ruil location.
Patton has it. The water sutely
can be made adequate here. The
ping facilities are here, too, for Pat.
boasts of two Railroad services.
to the Chamber of Com-
OW. Let's hope
back to
time, in-
in sugust
Suite time, more than a year ago
the Patton Chamber of Commerce held
an enthusiastic and well attended
meeting, and since that time, we have
been informed, the interest has conned
ing.
let's make “Fation Promotes Pro
gress” car slogan.
And it takes un active Chamber of
Commerce to do this. i
YEE
THE PATTON Post Office author. |
ities have found it necessary at times
to Jock the door leading to the lobby
of the office during the periods ir
which the mail is being changed. The
srowd becomes so great at times that
it is nothing more than a mob, and
greatly handicaps the work of the
clerks. The greatest fault is that of
children, sometimes several of one
, crowding into the office for
"Parents should see to it that
—— more than one of the family calls
for mail at the time of changing
time tw shovel
walks, bie it
if one keeps aft.
snow fall. 8¢
8 She of those rt
" we respectfully
po B te Ordinance tL
Borough «© ation, whic
ds as follows:
“Section 1. Be it enacted and or-
i
>
by the and town coun.
3 dn of the oo he Buren, Patton and it
hatehy orditined by the authority of
the same: That hereafter, it shall be
occupants of lots, and
owners of He Jecatu lots, along
whose premises sidewalks
are now, ol
may hereafter be he laid under the Or-
therecn. within six hours
same shall cease falling, and
bet fhe of such occupants or own-
1 such sidewalks cleaned as
foresaid, he, she, or they, xhall be
the sum of One Dollar ans
of cleaning of pavement, to
as debts of like armount
by law recoverable, and it is
hereby made the duty of the Burgess
see that suits are brought ugeninst
gv may offend this ordinance.’
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THE COURIER is now in the hand:
of penple who do not publish it niere
as a political asset. And it asks
all the. peonle for support. Surely a
town of 4.400 Foals with a tributary
palation of 3,000 more, can support
home newspaper. We wi
stand ood Patton: and its people and
business places unless they refuse to
stand by us.
4%
RFAD THE ADS in the Courier
Ninety per cent. of them are those of
Patton merchants. who deserve your
trade. A strictly up-tothe-minute
Bewspaper is one that is replete with
home advertising omly.” The Courier
hopes it will not have to go outside
the town to any its advertising col.
Tmns,
JF VOI wen wlassed with thiy rane
nf the COTIRIER, shaw wvony rleasure
slasars ow o con and it will be a
to us to continue giving you |
¥ your neighbor's
ome of your own.
Studio and Frank Malloy, as a dwell
The flames originated in the Nixon
theatre ard were discoversd sbout
8:35 o'clock, (vhen the wiarm was giv.
gn. The loca) fire SOmpany rss ponded
and did excellent work in keeping the
flames from [ipreading to the Glasser
building, whith would have meant
loss of the (entire square. Three
streams of water were thrown and
though the (iinsser residence butted
up to the building burned, the flames
were kept from it. The lows of the
Nixon was total and it was going to
close down lyst night, manager and
owner, Elmel Schroth intending to
move into his new theatre today. !
The furniture ir the club moms, as
well as the hirber shop fixtures were |
removed tuefore those departments be.
came ignited) The household goods
of Mr. Malloy were saved and a por
tion of the studio outfit. The loss will
total about $0000 partially covered!
by insurance. The Glasser rewidence |
suffered a joss b water to what ex.
tent we are unable to state.
The building wus owned by A. Al
Lieb, who seine time ago purchased
it of M. J. Farsoaugh. The property
was formeriy| known ax the Julius
{Stich property and was used as a
brewery. :
Elmer Schrinth's Joss is placed at
$3.300.00, witli ne insurance. The
Nixon had bees scheduled to clove aft. |
er last night's show, all preparations
PAYTON COURIFR
Tih Sim at SR ae cong SH
sive map of the roads in Putmuyivania
by which the best routes can be pick.
at a glance. The may diplays the
roads now completed as wel us thosy
taken over hy the state, that have not
vet been improved Thise maps ean
be found posted in the zarages of
Patton, Ashville, Chest Springs, Dean
Carrolltown, or wherever the North:
ern Cambria Motor Club hits mem
hers
It is the intention of the Motor Clg
to start an aggressive campaign for
members in the early spring. At ures.
ent there have been but few of the
recgired mumber of directors chozen
This has heen due to the facet tha
many of the Northern Cambria town:
are not, as vel, represented in the or
ganization, und, it is falt thar all
should have a direction in the affairs
The Northern Cambria Motor Club
in a member of all the prominent As.
tomobile ssmociations of the rountry
M B Cowher. of this place is the
seeretary.
So Aga
PATTON HAD No c CEL EBRATION |
The eve if Constitutions) prohibi- |
tion last Friday night, had no notise-
able effect on Patton residents. It]
was much this way all aver, however, |
the war-time act having depleted all
stocks of the apirite worth drinking |
Fattonites do not seem to take kind.
ly-to the substitute “rip-gizzard”
drinks, sither, as is noticeable arnonyg
sme of the habitugls in other towns!
we know of
Miss Ruth Sellers and James Meo
Dermott, hoth of Cresson, were mar. |
ried Tuesday of ast week, at the!
Xavier's Catholic church. The wed. |
ding ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Father Gravin, Their attendants
were Miss (ermanine Eberly and
Paul McDermott. Following a honey.
moon trip te New York City and oth-
er eazxtern cities, they will roside in|
Cresson
i
Advertise in the Patton Courier.
LADIES’ HATS.
« CHILDREN'S HATS.
THE LADIES’ HAT SHOP.
1411-13 ELEVENTH AVE,
having been 1aade to remove fo the
New Nixon tiday,
M. J. Farabsugh's loss is 000 |
with $1,000 iniurance. |
Frank Malloy lost a set of tools val
ved ut $104).
Mr. Lieh carried only $1,500.00 in.
surance on thy building. It is rumor.
ed be will construct a modern apart.
ment house in| the Spring.
+ BRA PR
Comprehensive Outlay Of Penn-
sylvania | Roads To Be
Posted.
2]: ns ws ns |
As an aid lo the motorist in his,
[travels H M. Gooderham, of Patton,’
| president of th Cambrin County Mot.
ar Club, has |received from M. H.
James, of the litate Highway Depart.
ment, at Harisburg, a comprehen.
ALLISON & ALLISON
Plumbing and Heating
Contractors
ESTIMATES FURNISHED FOR INSTALLING ALL
VARIETIES OF HEATING PLANTS.
Satisfaction
Office in the Rear of Agypts Store, Patton, Pa.
ALTOONA, PA.
Guaranteed
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Mtr trot ee TEI
preety
Fete
Crabbe
ses sstPersabarranins
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Rr
Wert, Vice Pres.
erger, Asst, Cash'r.
+ Vice Pres,
The Grange
National Bank
Patton, Pa.
Jd. A. Schwah, Pres. In
Lester Larimer, Cashier. I.
James West,
4 Per Ct. Paid on Savings Deposits
3 Per Cent Paid on Time Deposits
ELIT LTTE
DIRECTORS:
J. I. Van Wert
Lester Larimer
Henry Leiden
Leonard Lacue
J. A. Schwab
T. M. Sheehan
John S. MeCoy
D. A. Lather
EE i con ihe ti A a a nh SHS
CARROLLTOWN, PA.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER.
Careful and up-to-date service.
MODERN EQUIPMENT
Telephone Service—Office and Residence.
a
! ice,
Is away below
prices shortly.
b ilors y
peer bo Ee a aa Ye SE Boe eg
pre
Be Lo ei Bn initio id ee
the market price.
G. arly Sprin
Here we have something to offer that will make any intel higent man take
First——-We have accumulated one of the finest lines of high class
woplens inthe country at prices far below the present sky-scrapers.
v prices of $45.00 Yo $75.00 per suit
If in doubt, just
look up what others are asl Ing. Jie knaw of sev-
a
eral that buy our same lines t
$125.00 per suit.
Now is the time to buy, as we warn you there is going to be a big advance
get $75.00 to
Dinsmore Bros,
: & “Wllon, Sn.
‘we always
shop in
ALTOONA
O1l
DAY
‘Big savings at
toona Booster