§ t THE PATTON COURIER \ Ps tt 83 6 Courier in two years is not bad. ! company, which operates a large] the D. & C. steamer line has long balsam. sturtaviadofosdeciocfolidanduniooianfocfesdiudrdscdrofefenforiuionfolidesderiecedninitioled eeleripiruisdeledinied ok No One Imr ation The big motor boom and fight are | fleet of passenger and package fr- [been known as “The Honeymoon Trail As the lourists steamer enters the |& oe Published Every r Thursday, expected in the Autumn, when Herry |eight vesselels between Dtroit, Cleve- | Mackinac Island located at the junc- Straits of Mackinac the inland pre- |% oi Pangs 0 p— em en | Ford’s new car will make its bow. land, Buffalo and Chicago. tion point of Lake Huron, Lake Su- sents a striking appearence With its | 2 @ 4 Doctors Cury p Editor & Prop Ford is quoted to the effect that the | “During the season of 1926 the |perior and Lake Michigan, is the cliffs risine out of the lake and to- Lis 0 interesting arti ; . "| country can easily absorb two million : bulk freighters of the Great Lakes |queen of the multitude of Michigan Wwering } {oh in the air. Tl To vs white [4 Hise on ig arue Entered in the Post Office at Patton, Pa., : : : i - , . 121,289,502 net tons of iron |summer resorts. 4 ng gh in. 1e air. Lhe long W nit 2 " isculape (a med as Second Class Mail Mater. new cars every year, since, at the pre { carried fry el on : \ Yo : walls of the ancients fort crowning o enough. verv fe Hr - ————--| sent rate of car ownership, that would ‘ore, coal, stone and grain,” said Mr. It is certain that no better place 3 huge eminence and commandine o gil, very few Subseription ates $2.00 per year in Ad- mean every car would have to last|McCrasken. “The standard lake fr-|than Machigan Island can be found the crowent.slz Sd coin of 5 harbor T ers seems to h vance. Single Copies § Cents, six years. Mr. Ford knows that 2, eight ship is 600 feet long, 60 feet | for sickly girls, puny boys and tired he ¢ eh. hed Re oo 2 aa 5 e oh selves with the a Co Netiees $150 oo 4000,000 new cars a year is a riducul- | wide and 32 feet depth of hold; they | grownups for here everyone is soon b sch Se he In road vay fie tins " to nor Aristotle r NO pL 20 per ously low estimate. Will Rogers de-|are designed to carry immense loads {alive with animal spirits and eat in ps ne I de, ao! Tin oy : 4 it. On the other scribes a poor family as a family [in shallow water. The freighter Le-|such a way as to demonstrate the lone in the ASIOTY ie 1 & considered a sove “having only one car.” And that is |moyne last season on one trip carried [ paradox that the quanity contained ne ame tL : . 5 sorts of ills, position, 25 bet not exaggeration. ; 15,415 net tons of soft coal, and on may be greater than Gis container. Mrs. Mary Domokos, aged 90 years, [4 ham SR a ob Plutarch, how $1.00, Cash n for| Every active individual, including |other trips she carried 516,000 bus-|The land is high and dr the scenery Hed on Sunday afters sib ths hme i a sickness, which 1 foreign advertising, All Advertising copy bigger children in prosperous fami-!hels of wheat, and a mixed cargo of |is rugged and pictures sque. I'he great died on HI ay 2 ernoon at the Rome * 3 and ia ried to insure ser fon Casigacd oan lies, needs his own car, and the four- | 551,000 bushels of barley, rye and |pine groves fill the air with healing | of a daughter in Adams township. ge 1 : 2 remote : x dence will be ignored at all times. car family will soon be numerous. |wheat. The annual saving in cost of iE w emote forefather tn Two cars to a family should be the |transporation of grain, ironore, coal rere : yo a In this connectiol THE POINT OF DIFFERENCE average. To Say that four million ears | and stone by lake and rail as against \ ‘ f | o that, according t trucks, ete, can easily be absorbed |ali-rail far exceeds the total Federal Gives Minstrel Show’ on Orga an | % a prince of orators, 1 and fF 4 rican have been | : re ure YAS or x Vea pve arbor im- © de io x { yo i : > can. have in this country every year is putting j expenditure for river and harbor i | & 3 Antony and his w developments in the | it 1ni1qly, assuming, of course, that |provements during the last 100 years HE v * had attacked in 1 : t program at Gene- | jtollicent advertising is done in val- | aggregating in the neighborhood of 2 : refuge on board ‘ on conierence was fyple newspapers, such as this one. $125,000,000. | . f\ i$ when the vessel | ) essiul the gene apinion se tte “Most of the freighters and pass- t Ie would re : t ra: Tur : : wt | d rather s the United States was that Great | ANYHOW PROGRESS (Schools) enger steamers on lake runs carry A jone Britain imerica would easily be | 14 is pleasant to learn that this na- | wireless telegraph outfits, but so we Sutloner than eng ible ¢ lL together or program at | tion spends more on public schools | heavy is the traffic on the lakes that > i seasickness. He Geneva. But i developed that | than on any other government func- [it is seldom that passengers on the ¢ assassinated near ol experts and | ion not excepting the cost of keep- | turists steamers cannot see from two " Matin, Paris. ( rts were 1ar- | eqdy for war. Our public schools |to half a dozen ships intheir vicinity oe Kansas City Star ideas of the).;ot two thosand million dollars a at any time, so a freighter wishing & ad SC. It is not | year, about one-fourth the total spent | assistance could summon aid by a % wher this dif- | public purposes. blast on the whistle as easily as by Odd Maze oi It is the Two billions a year seems a great! wireless. During the summer u« Vv “ Api > way 10 dis- | jag], but it is not much really. Pub-|sel passes Detroit either Sowrboatd 5 : APPL we want 10 |i. oqueation, on which the future de- {or upbound every minutes day and ste { Near the close ay to do 1S | nends, absolutely costs less than |night.” 5 century, in Franc age. The | twenty dollars per capita. And, by — p Be | semi-poetical nam weory. They | 10 way, it costs less than half the | GREAT LAKES AFFORD 2 5 ] every kind of dre total tonnage I money spent on cigarettes. IDEAL TOURIST TRIPS 3 x | and cut. The foll the siz 1 Los Shia pot lost Ian Snes : 4 After ten years of manufacturing experience Fri- the costume of a 1 . DET id The lure of the Great Lakes draws x a : : . ue tesan is an examp! tany. a thing they get it, somehow or other. |, 01" of tourists to Michigan 4 gidaire is free from the difficulties of experiment and the = *Shé was attire i lvanced pro- | Just now, they want the best cigaret- every summer for no vacation is com- oP . ; . Je sighs, agorned w t in the in-[te. Some day they will decide that plete without a cruise over the plea- : % price being lower on account of enormous production— hots (he 48 so much as] they want the best possible public sant waters of the inland seas that f og Ge ix : : : 3 { Sor 2 ho IL h require- | education. Then they will spend ten yp, '\ "100d highway from Duluth, % 50,000 Frigidaires a month. The wisest thing to do is te | JIneer, ried y great trade I billions and more a vear for it in- |, "yo 1iopth, down to the Altantic 5 : : : ’ x | plaints. She wore 1, and they stead of two billions. Sonn y og BUY FRIGIDAIRE NOW. Don’t experiment with untried x attentions, and sh here to which | vr xp ' The cheif ingredients of an ideal" a i the queen's hair ( nd supplies. | GREAT BULK OF TRAFFIC pls nslf npvsdients ol 0 en % models. k embroklerod wily British in- CARRIED ON GREAT LAKES| ine and fresh air, and in the Land w : . : — 2 erous stripes. Abc number of i 0’ Lakes we have the greatest body +5 Ey SE SE Ba a yo vated sentiments v that a limited num- The huge and splendid equipment of | 5f fresh water in the world; there is Eu MAE LOOK, member of the staff of the Sears-Roebuck Agricultural @ E certain conquest, f But JATRET CTUisers. United Stnte the passenger steamers plying on the | 4 abundance of sunshine, and a few Foundation station, WLS, Chicago, holds the distinction of being the [+ 2 feathers, while ove Ih ay Ihe Caje Of Me ued a Great Lakes is quite well known to whiffs of the pure air of the lakes | youngest organist “on the air.” 5 3 an Absalom tress s different Ye nave op a oped the residents of our states due to the | would make your lungs give a hy- When she was but five years old Miss Look played her first piano selec. | z ation.” naval bases, 1¢ 4s therefore ik Sy thousands of , tourists who come to gienic laugh, declared A. A. Schantz, tion. She continued at that instrument until she was old enough to mal ow oe All that reads I for us to have cruisers with a larger | Michigan during the summer months president of the Detriit & Cleveland = = “= bo loss. to hes cvs Within o = ints shot. time ie + A ai reacs J radius of ope ' is why the | from every state in the Union to en-| Navigation company, who for many known her preference for the organ. Within a SUTPEISINg’y Shors nme, she [& de yet it was perfectly . i 3 ? i é g . : : £ astered the instrument. Miss Look made her Chicago debut in the |% oe great ladies - American ist on 10,- } joy a cruise over the big lakes, but vears has been operating tourist had masteret ie deb o 3 great ladies of 170 000 ton cr s. They are willing to | few even among those who live in stozumers oil Lakes Huron, Erie and radio world and a place wis made for her on the WLS staff. There her & +h _- cut” d the number to the lowest | the states bordering on the lakes Michi , duties are many, She is at the pipe organ for Sunday noon recitals. Each |g, “= w d possi imit, but they see no reason | know much about the size of the bulk Niagara Falls and Mackinac Island | Tuesday and Saturday noon she is in the studio for the R. F. D. Dinnerbel OO it” 5 x x . anted All why A wuld surrender its equ- | freight ships and the huge amount are the two chief points of interest | fun program. Frequently she aids at Lullaby Time, the children’s hour. & Ra Tr Re oh | Teddy was about ality with it Britain by agreeing | of freight that is transported during for tourists from theinland states. So | Saturday night finds her filling requests for selections. xr year. His mother only to build cruisers which would fthe season of nation, declared E. H.| any bridal couples visit Niagara Recently another feature has heen claiming her services, the “Ilisie Mae | / invite his little fri give Gr at Britian advantage McCracken, general passenger agent | Fa]ls during the summer season that Minstrels,” a feature that takes the listener through the old time Blas xk face [9 a or d r + party, and she m Dyer == we nd 2 ay naval | of the Detroit & Cleveland Navigation | the Detroit and Buffalo division of fun program. Frequently she aids at Lullaby Time, the children’s hour | ® - 9 od preparations. On bases as Great Britian and as many - me rose - me h2 % Ring they Were. wai ocean liners capable of being turned % Bell Phone 183-M. EBENSBURG, PA. TInt fe or into auxiliary cruisers then the Bri- YT ’ 5 4 J Jo! ng tish program would not be so unfair a a nea aE i: don t you think it’s lpefusielesleiusdeiocfudedscfdesdeondssfuduudedendedudeuindniediods dtl d adsl dod gga cream and cake nox to us. i Sosa i” C— 7 4 4 oa 1 British sympathizers in this country s. 0 L. D | H A I K E\ { women ‘Certainly not, . \ a 3 J hi Ra . ™ "We must wait unti argue that it makes no difference to us because we are not going to + foefasteciaeiunesdestaniaeiuedecdestacdestontustesfiotestesfaotisfretests are here.” ficht Great Bri anyhow. Granted. : wn “Well. I'll t 7 gl ¢ an} 111 RX x . ell y But then our gram ought make Our Practical Pattern be 3 J IME- MARI £4 er,” Teddy began, “ : i "i 3a har 5 i : gan, I Je rent fo Gre { Delian Stier No. 1210 5 4 for once in my life 1 ney are never going to hgl . o Vg 3 the ice cre: g They have no other naval rivals. : “Nature’ Great Soil be X 4 i and British sympath declare also Suilder.” : press we ¢ etter b that it is vitally ary that Great Brings best results at do fign't 10¥ile anyho 3ritian have at number of crus- less cost per acre. Fine, dry % Script. rs to ot con ree cause . : EE er to pI ot I commerce beca no-caustie, very quickly < she is depe it on imports to sus- Sana or . 1 Sy i i tain her life in available. Most economical oo i Rockets T true. But it is alsc tural lime you can 3 Many different ty States to protect its commerce in case L o made. The distan of war. > could not be an crops with & will range and the ed and out, but we would og they will ascend $= . sotihle \ oo : have to in case of foubie, oA NV ed : Ice. jor prices © type. An ordinary many mat nes 0 % 0 \ Le — | : 4, One Tor brices & as used on the Fo RIRITIO: OT y rubbe g - i a ormatiol oo : carrying or he Gor Hs ] x 4 2d Hel, 221 Aun. 0. probably not ascen mangane ur. Gar- IH a FUR -MARL CO, & y dner, recent- ® /i | : ) VA 3 fe % if fred d from 8 . { id 1 Y ne and wi robably lv ot imes (1 ; — he { Tow: % b Bo / ) Sy I ries Tom 5 , W Ye a than 1,000 yards if 1 sertion of th 1 S a BY id angle of 30 degre selves mt 1st ret over the 3 H Hi =| veloped rocket is p as se of th to i | | ; Be ||. Ap ETE shell used in artil heir food e e flov ® k i 8 projectile carries a of their tr eed this, why nating tracer comp do t the have to have ATTO AT x and the tracer she to keep and pur oF oh or ave FATIAW ITC of foc ordi Fh protec { \ 1 alo ail « ge > people 1 1 § prote le 1e Good uilding. some types upward tior do we t need to safe- guard i me of the supplies we Where Ma must bri from overseas to defend MO! EY I FOR FARMERS our coun ’ : 3 ror § Among the Kavi . ve soe. never have Ss on lower interest 5% Corte] i e me, 4 0 Sg $ 3 i farmers a. Central Africa a ms war w reat n. And on ay roils of iron as his to. prevent Ii ve our Seli- ; 2 ’ Histo irs coils of ron as bis respect ar Great B 5 respect He / 0 . nent of debt or cth- i 2nd eens ofus be g to it ur legiti- ished with oil or fat fae Seine 1 1 Sint ote elvinator keeps food fresh until vou vet home wh ear to pacifist theor: i 1 Phone 183M, Eben | this tribe that tel 5 eerie : — ! sometimes torn dow: ADVERTISI : BTR ROQS : armlets or anklets, a 3 pL The roads are wonderful now With all its ad- moment. Stop in at our dis- RU: 5 SANI NER infigion of Eurars now the li trade, according to the . )n festive oceasi advert erts who met in Der for a week-end trip. Just load vantages, Kel play rooms today. See the : ns 0p one x ns onl ; International ‘Ad- . . x * . . . Announces andidacy for Ll ra es Sa The up your Kelvinator with good vinator is sur- line of beautiful Cabinet I ri Teihoy for the occasion. The dolopatos things—have everything ready prisinglylowin Kelvinators, and learn how fi RECORDER OF DEEDS an gi Yrs - . . B or = 1 ae 1 piece 0 ¢ 1 TH number of for a good meal on your return. price. You can the Kelvinator can be install- and any odd scraps No worry, no spoilage, no waste. get the steel- ed in your present refriger- oi prcat Sol of the Bitraciivenass find. tice Lhoir With . : clad “Sealtite” ator, if you already have a naterials of which it is made. The isha TE. 1 : . ‘ ketcl 10ws it carried out in : : ing and mo hi 1th Kelutasos s brine or Cabinet Kel- good one. An expert will Er ley x y ished 75 the indiv eezing tank you 3 3 ifv 4 ps and Hem of §: shes gr/pped 1) he ery on g y ave complete yinator for $210 installed! A call if you phone. Bnd he di Pinaway the eotehrnt the mousse assurance of steady, reliable beautiful cabinet—all steel ex- terial is preferred, an old friend, a pla Paced up 1 ea that keeps’ . Continuous terior — seamless metal food 01 pigin give vou ons instance of hut Frone ry ve is, or ; of . hay ® i i = po . . 2 as me e C ! ga tntiiel o owered de “Goo £ S Another re geration for a full 24-hours compartment—564 inches high Wednesday a large turkey for the following ign would be quite pretty. Then “My dear, have you vertising is g even if the electricity should be —26% inches wide—221, inches Sunday dinner. Because of a change in oug ih eos pocl is and hem would dent?” mors e . - Pp ans I did not use it until a wee rom that : pL Yall SAL Colo 0 match fad SER ff 1 f i i : id J wh i SS : In for to nate] Her friend regard Ti cut oft temporarily for any rea- | deep—good for a lifetime, Sunday. Then it was cooked and served and ne pant... TL “No he answer the betterme : the remainder put back into the Kelvinator. May be obtained in sizes to Yo, ue answem bi he oe 1 to tl ocial anc iti 508 during Your absence. You : IL used the last of it just three weeks later. By 20, or HM to o e 18 requ i es member that play of the nation.” cannot afford to be without this Our convenient ment pl being able to keep it, I did not have to serve 234 | 40 inch material on the other night?” the na €0 ent Payment pian hemp a lay | ble to alternat ind trit yo rally Imitted by : . e turkey every day but was able to alternate E, yards los nming Tl nther nodded. Zonerslly SGN extra protection. makes it unnecessary to delay a with other things.” (Name on Request.) | diuuteris will be delive roid to #ny at ea \ ddr on receipt of 25 centd » 3 8 1s 1 ost important de- | 1 c b i int Sy 2 ond the end and, unfor ve lopmen of moder uSImess. and ® nention si ted. Address; realize how much th it ig dso coming to | o igi fa tr 1 t & Fo r C P tt Hand-Cut Pa 1 Jlopuitment 17 RE MIMI” JA Chou c— newspaper Verusing 15. ne aes enn en a h owe oO a on West 28th , N York City . kind of paid p y. In the conven- g 9 iid always 7 Sty ew a Hunting U tion just mentio delegates who paper. Gloves, swallow- ho nj iL men TS ero hat paper. loves, Swi were advert yerts, agreed the Will 1 chaperons have p newspaper advert best publicity me es and all ehurch activities. : at the end of oT ‘Onl " his ap n @ modern social funct this year almost 10,000—over and Woman's Home Col the entire s: 7 list of those etn : affords the have turned back to the tax- y n for the church. f . payers of the county, i he tax peared from the list = c-2 Advertisi is no longer a theory. / above L I It is S , And it ER snpleyed in this office, including the host is iy ext 1t- pe —— . <p . salary of » Ree ay, ig eives, he mingles is a prescription for vary of the Recorder Ry ng MORE CARS COMING 1 : ve ~ I will be olad ing introductions.” | The “sutaration point” in. aitomos Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, port mips lad to receive your sup- the best place to Ic bile, sen. m » 5 far off as ever. For li —_— — Betton re. Bilious Fever and Malaria. elected 1 Y i ig bat Lt fia sige, or down > : . an : a”; 4 . = “i >> «ill RY lil give the office the same AE 1derneatt Ihe Jirs oi Sri 5 on Old y df) y Fl R ri ger a LON Always Better It kills the germs. personal attention t o garage underneath Motors sold 840,481 cars, against 620, 3 es t ‘ omes tic - eclric e >" ? Rat the above Tae hap Dron iE abn may catch him goin 190 in 1926 and 396,360 in 1925. An ; ! Advertise consistently—You will | county. ner, headed for the increase of 74,000 cars PER MONTH a ? ROSS SANNER ificrease oO find that it pays. #4 WO Nf ER. - /
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