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FREESE Ty ==
Alvin Wentz, of Carrollte Vv
ited: with Patton friends on Mor ns day
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Protezeller, of
Foxburg, spent Sunday LEPROGR
with friends of this place.
John Easley, of J ads.
in Patton on Monday even:
Butch Paviock, of 3t. B
a Patton social ealler
Fussell Tomlinson,
trangacting business
vicinity.
lose Keenan. of
ited] with friends
cently.
Construction on the
ings road under the supervis
Beil- Boe kel, of Johnstown, y
sing very rapidly, Owing to
which is being done at th
tion of the road and street
juiat beyond the Kane reside
peen necessary to run a
ircty Patton from that point
William Mulligan. of Chest
wits a Patton business eal
uraay.
F.A.D
Fork.
lease notice the Adm
Notice of Personal Propert:
gartet McConnell on page |
aye,
Mise Rhathleen kilday
boro, is a guest of Miss
ray of this place.
A dance will be held a
Bonifacio Dance hall nest Wel
day evening, July 18th, Hite's
tra of Altoona will play.
Mrs. Patrick Donahue of Pat
spending some time amon
and friends at Clymer
Here are two chances
time and pood eats, and
time help 8 good cause al
on Monday evening at th
Chapel, the other on Thu
| July 1th, at the Bapt
rs. James MceGonegal
har bushand on Monday mor
a line baby girl. Both the
mother are Juting along splend
Mr. and Mrs. F. 1. Brown o
place spent ge 1 at Blairsville
itivig with friends.
3M. B. Cowher of the Parncil {
sink) Co., was attending a busin
meeting of the firm at Indiana, Tu
cha)! and Wednesday of this week,
John Dinsmore spent a fow ‘
st Paddy's Mountais the latier part
of the week.
The berry festival given hy the
W. G. in the Baptist church last
ey evening wan a delightful af.
fiir, and a splendid success in every
way. Everything the W. WW. 6. does
in fine.
Or. and Mrs. F. RB. Mellon of Mu
Pleasant, Pa, were isitore in Pat.
ton the res part of the week,
Mr. F. D. Fuller whe has been vis-
iting at the home of Rev. and Mra.
2% several days returned to
Itiviea, N Y. recently. His wife Mra.
Fuller who has been vis ng with
Crabam's also will remain here for
the present time. ’
Mr. Diamond spunt Thured
Johnstown drawing plans for t}
Grand Theatre of Patton.
Miss Monabelle Peltrir
Punxsutawney is spending ime
this week as the guest of M.
Cowher of this place.
Norman Stewart of Bro kville is
vata at the the home of Mr and Mrs,
$4
sy hau
Dewey Ls of Barnes) Wirt Was a
visitor in Patton ons day tis wick
Miss Delphine Galiardi has Bovep-
tal & position at the Croneniller
Bakery.
John Dinsmore of the firm of }ing-
more Bros. is attending a business
meeting at Indiana this we
Mrs. Howard L. Dinamaore 1 and son
Howard, returned home from Punxsu-
tawney, after spending several weeks
with relatives and friends atl that
place, :
Mr. and Mrs, John Wi flson. anc Mr.
and Mrs. Alan Badman of Houts {ale
spent Sunday with their sister Mra
Alexander Monteith. :
Mr. and Mrs. Dutcher of Oklahoma
atid Mrs. Shaffer of Philadelphia are
vigiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
A. O, : file.
Mrs. R. E. Good of Beech svenue
extertained at dinner at her home on
Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. A.
0. Sommerville and their guests. Mr.
and Mrs. Ducher of Oklahoma, and
Mrs. Shaffer of Philadelphia, sister
of Mrs. Sommervi
FOR RENT—-reom house. Inquire
of J.J. Bi 08. :
FOR 8 Two stoves. A heater
ad a range. Both in good .undi on.
ire of Mrs, Frank Sponske. itpd
e Piano department of Simpson's
Studio will be closed until further no-
tice in August. it.
Mrs. William M. Simpson and
daughter Mary M. have departed for
Beechwood School, Jenkintown, jo at-
tend the Normal Course in Music un-
der the direction of the Phi adelplia
Conservatory of Masic.
Miss Thresa Humitzs of this lace
spent the week end with her sister
and brother-in-law in Hast:
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy AC and
Miss Edna Moffitt, of Akron, Ohio,
spent the week end at the home of
‘r. and Mrs. C. L. Cochran,
Prof. and Mrs. I). BR. lLovette uni
fumily are visiting at the home of
Mrs Jerry Flynn, Mrs. Lovette'
mo
Marriage licenses have been issued | of
between Cervese E. Weakland of Ir.
vena and Miss Naomi R. Rickard, of
this . -
Edgar and Adraid Weakland of
M Ohio, who have heen vis-
iting at the Palmer House for some
tizge Jetusned home.
Harry Copping Shows are
SHOW under the auspices of the
American 1gion x this place, in Pat-
ton this week
t variety of}
clean amusement is A pia offered and
the townsfolk expect tp take advant-
age ou
rbert Entler. of Spangler, was
a ‘Patton en caller on Sunday eve.
iinier,
M Seymour, of Altoona, Avent
Sunday with Patton friends and rel
Every Article Helps
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Mr. snd Mrs.
Howard have
sunset Park and
frie :
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| Hig 3
i Kinkead
Branch
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Pi SCC,
Dorothy
ges aver
friends o
FOR RE?
Bela
Emme
ing wits
turned
cently.
Joti Met
ed on Fatt
Jerry Mili
PAR y «
Ma i, La
tf CArnIVa:
Patlon (his welts.
FOR RE No
avenue. lnguire
P # id }
w v4 vn od ay 5
Sanday
Dr.
boro,
tives of Palion
WANTED--8ten
cocking an he
Small fad
required, Writ
Pa.
Willa S05 bs
RAVED UE, 18 sygllierin :
of a sight
while be
the depth
a COMmpRIilive
ting bis head &i
ed by Dr. Jd. A. ]
H. C. McWil!
farm extension ag
2 ni I aking gr ]
tion tesis of {
8nd cabldpge, |
rieties of thes PSs ha
ed on farms throughout
and observations are being
order to determine t!
roduce the greatest
SL quality. 1ésts 3
mada this season 3
fertilizers for ¢ This
hay. Markets have been
the roads in front of t
seid tests are being
convenuie: 1 those
ested in se eli r
to make a C801
erops.
Pig Irom Demand Falls—
SHARON on nuf turers
iron report a decrease in
for the metal and indication
within 30 days several of the
furnaces in the Shenango ar
honing valleys wil
Curtailment of output
benefit the general marke :
ulate the buying.
semi-finished sts
and there is not
rant any slow!
Booze Auto } Sul old
MERCER The roadster of William |
Bracken, of Pittsburgh, seized when |
Brackin and 1. M. Brown, y of
Pittsburgh, were arrested on a charge
transporting liguor, was sold by
Sheriff David Jarrett at public sale.
It was bid in by Mrs. Brackin for
$810. This was {he first.
under the Pinchot! act
sold. The proceeds 20 1
Treasury. Brackin an
ed a plea of guilty
$100 and costs each
Bitten by “Pet” Wolf
SHARPSVILLE tunse:
this place celebrated a strenuous
Fourth of duly. He was ha nging an
American fla ar #t his home when he
a- grated it. A doctor cauterized the |
ir imnnmi imelin di SOUND.
fell down the steps and suffered
severe contusions about the bady
Later he was feeding a pet wolf when
it grabbed his hand and badly Jae.
A few of the many
splendid values in
Furnishings
All Straw Hats
$1.00
$1.50 and $2 Ties
$1.00
1 Lot Ladies $1.50
Silk Hose
95¢
Special Reduction
on Shirts
1 Lot Discontinued
Styles Lion Collars
O¢ e eac ch
§
¥ "
Boys SIRO0 Su iti
$12.00
Boys $16.50 Suits
$10.00
Boys $12.
8. 00
Boys'$10.00 Suits
$7.50
One Lot Special at
$4.75
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THRPATION COURLER
W. L. Thompson's
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Begins daturday, Ju
are ton 4 panne ¥ LRT L i
verything jroes! Whether
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SOCKS or suits, or anything
YOu shoud lose
eNGIng WIS Sai,
x %
A%8)0, 3 i BPEL dikes £3 fp oe Ww FR simply a part w Li
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our ol to De sure th Very mam who comes
no
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pur sale gels what he really wants and
seeds at a savin And If he needs the t
tha are summery in botn style or ‘weight,
hE are that much greater because it 18 to
advantage to clear summer stocks before early
go ods arrive
We believe a Sale should work to
YOUR advantage, as well as ours
Every Suit in
Our Stock
Reduced 15
35 Per
: i £3 §
ile a wy 1 # : oo wares n gr gy | doy
AAR BTL 3 3a 3 te ¥ECid ALIVE LILY
v
are greater values.
MEN’S SUITS, Fancy Backs
One lot tweed fancy backs, formerly
One lot Men’s $20 amd $22.80 Sulls
reduced fo - -» -
MEN'S SUITS, Plain Backs
Men's 340.00 Suits, mow
Men's $35.00 Suits, now
Men's $30.00 Suits, now
Men's 325.00 Suits, now
All Palm Beach Suits at $11. 00
One lot of Men's All Wool Suits at $89.78
“ALWAYS RELIABLE
Patton, Pa.
n
a5
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¥ Our “
bso 84 jet ans Only « one hinge
WwW # hay e red uced ever
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A visit now will proveto you why It Is $0
generally known that Thompson's values
Men's $35.00 and $40 Suits, now $28 5()
Men's $30.00 Sults, on sale for $273 §()
$27.50 and $30, reduced 10 §19 5(0
$15.00
31.80
27.50
22.80
19.50
- W. L Thompson
— LR RE PMT OA
Nera mio prose amma
Yew'll profit greatly
through these values
in
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Irnishings
Children’s $2 and
$2.50 Wash Suits,
$1.00
Children's 50¢, 40c¢
al d 35c¢ Half Hose.
25¢
One lot of Children’s
Black Stockings
15¢ pair
and patent
reduce :
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