he | PUBLISHED BY ERY FRIDA Y. PATTON PU BLISHING €0, A. DINSMORE, b Owaers and Editors | ow, HE Secretary | Entered in i the Post, Office at Pat n, Peppa, ss Second Class Mail tier. ; : Bubacription 5200 Per Year i ADV ANCE RATE CARD. . $1.50 per inch or f, for three insertions. | is, 1G cents por line A Fall position, i5 per pent. extras Minium tharge, $1.00. Cash sast seta pany all orders for Spy must reach gin | ry evening, for sure BLICAN N TICKET Unitetl Rates Senat ord DAVID A. KEED Pittsburgh GEORGE Bui N PEPPER ; | Philladelphin Gevernor "ORD PING HOY Ley fensnt Governor De {VID J. DAVIS lana Township in Geners! Assembly ond District MISH BA {iL M. GALLAHER fLiAM BH. rrp | Vbenshur same talk was “IF would calamity # the nexd ~on- w sithd be in opposition te the wan administration a8 1 tries fio “adjust Internatonal relations under the treaties of the Washington Con. foramen Pups gon the Johnstown Tri Bane dally i» editorials and speciully written articles ansails the Hon. (seo M. Weriz, as well as other Republican pandidates. and r; stateinmts made are ma Bi as to work for detent of the rt. Bat thes ill not. The hand of the Jo hnstown Tri: ho is evidently not a Repub- nt heart, but rather 5 disappoint. causes these articles iy through personal When He Thought {He'd Win “1 will not {aver or encour: age anything that will serve to {ineite & division which may { threaten Republican success in November It would be 8 pud- lic calamity if the next Con- gress would be in. opposition to the Republican Administratiob a8 it tries to adjust internation- al relations under the treaties of the Washington Conference and the authority to fund the debts due us from foreign nations.” The above is from the polities) talks of Anderson H. Walters before a primary election of May 16 Vote for Chaplii and His Running Mates. haplin, of Ferndale, at pres. sssemblymian f from the second trict of Cambria county, snd also ripublican nominee for re-elee- office, should be given every voter at the gen. f BEX month. in i bis first term in jegislatare has shown him- active in matters perticin- tate economy and also to sgl ws hind ion benefitting the district fron hich he was elected, mamely- Cambria county. 1. 3. Chaplin, should receive your vote snd infloence, as should bis run fring mates, Miss Sarah M. Gelluher snd Wm, H. Smith. it is im nt |e Wl : AE were honest they would ht i tio the -valied “Jun | * Round was balit Mr. Wertz was {not melding offive. He was 8 private brid count y, should the} tke the stories | We want everybody to see the fine line of Winchester Flashlights in our store. They are beauties! Many special features of design and sturdy construction have made these high grade flashlights very popular The Winchester patented two-position safety switch makesit impossible te push it on accidentally and waste your battery. coarse pitch h threads bl not cross. piece lens construction aie per- fect contact between the battery and lamp. Extra thick seamless zine batter ies give longer life than ordinary batteries. Get a Winchester, i 's safe and dependable. Keep i in 8 handy place and you will wonder how you ever © got along without it. a and 3 SION CG SNA md Ma TIPE a a Z Gifford Pinche the Campria Th heatre, “George M Wertz your candidate for Congress, is a man whose character and record give no Re- publican an excuse for failing to support him. “If any Republican leader or Newspa er does’ fail to support George M. W ertz. that leader or organ lacks in loyalty to the principles of the di- primary and fails to carry out the interests of the party.” All of the Repubiicap | nominees | when Mr. Pinchot thus declared that to support the n ominee vr Congress paki TE bria {ounty were present sn the p art of Republie: urs r to the party. at Washin glon, and will be held there - clear by United States Senator David A. Reed, That the same view is taken in the future, was made Spesiting for himsei{ and his colleague Senator George Wharton P at the sam Ap pines, Meir Rend declan i. d Within the memory of persons still living thesword “accounting” brought up a picture ofta man on a high stool writing with a quill pen and using and i paper. But the telephone belongs to & newer era, and telephone accounting is as modern and "astaccurate as is humanly possible. * Themen and women who do the Jccounting work are-careful and take ever takes: Fousthey Jniow that éxrors so standings. Whim rmistukes do occur==and they are bound wo occur once in a while—every effort is made to ad just them.
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