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THE PATTON COURIER : .
'S-The Store of a Thousand Gifts| | |
Headquarters for Christmas Shoppers. oll}
Special LOW PRICES on All Holiday Goods Omid
Bu
Het a
of last week.
—The coal in
sylvania is now
it has been for
ings for the we
were 15,587 car
in any week sin
put would have
fact that Satur
church holiday
Christmas Shopping will be a joy here because useful, practical ng Sp
and acceptable gifts may be selected quickly, easily and econom- a ee il
ically. Come in, folks, and see the beautiful display of Xmas fue em
Merchandise. Things to Gladden Every Heart. “Merry Christ- pone ree
mas’ for Everyone. Come in, see our gift stocks. Be Convinced. fame, the ro
re — Te
§ TOY Santa Claus knew a thing or two when den 8
he brought the toys here. Bring the Tots. T0YS Th
AL ANDLOCALNEWS NOTES OF 1.53 om ™ »* |e hith i? ft Sa” Saris 1 0 bib op
PATTON AND THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY 5s = to 2m oe 8 i Gao moc bu tn i
in its annual inspection of
vy conditions in hunting camps
ated on or near the state’s water
sheds. This investigation is under way
for the purpose of protecting users of
raw water in isolated sections.
{ ALL THE NEWS YOU KNOW AND HELP FILL THIS DEPARTMENT. | Fort Pitt Construction Company, is{store. : hand. been discharged from the h Sa not work.
LITTLE YTEMS HELPS MAKE THIS PAPER JUST 24 MT1.E spending some time in Patton with| Mr. and Mrs. John Rupert of Burn. | wyrs, Martha Casher of Spangler who j Endler met with an automobile FOR SALE—Firewood. Delivered at —County Cc
BETTER FOR ALL. SEND, BRING, MAIL THEM friends and relatives. | side, were recent Patton visitors. on November 28th. He suffered lacer- $4.00 a load. Inquire of J. C McGough Walker and Wil
Dr. S. W. Worrell and Walter Camp- | Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gill of Altoona | Al = | ations and contusions. Dysart, R. D.. Pa. : 3tnd Wednesday afte
[were week end visitor sin town. p
er, Notary Public, at the [ proposition. Applicant must be able to bell were callers in Johnstown Wednes-
Co. (travel. $50 per week and upward if day.
rs. Ralph Dunegan return- [You qualify. See E. L. Shaffer after 7| po. poner Henry has been con- |
nesdav nieht of last week |P- M. at 711 Fourth and Magee Aves.
middle west and Canada,| The Northern Cambria Business-|an atack of the grippe.
in Michigan they were |stores is the north of the county will young man, was completely demolished
fined to his home for several days with |
Ellen Jonarich, who had been the
| guest of relatives at Pallisade Park, N.
|J., has returned to her home.
Mrs. Bebe Coulter of Punxsutawney
home.
| AT THE GRAND THEATRE
| WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19 | ugh its bureau of engine
had been on their honey- |men’s association announces that the A Tord car, belonging to a Hastings | 725 a week end guest at the Cowher |
thro- Pay your subscription and make it
Is now A Merry Xmas for the editor.
The state health dep.
r
EEE EE
tract for the co
of improved h
Route No. 234,
north of the De
to the present c¢
lage of Fallen
be of concrete
tarct was award
f Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Far- | be open evenings, beginning on Mon. last night in a wreck at the Parochial Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dinsmore and
family of Heilwood spent the week end Buffalo, N. Y,,
mer residents of Patton. | day next, up until Christmas. School, this place. am Too Se 812.46.
Registered guernsey | Mrs. George Hoppel is nursing bru-| wr, Walter Faber of Pittsburgh was [I town with relatives. | A F —Mrs. Brunat
; price $150; Inquire of | ises sustained by a fall from the rear |, pecent Patton visitor. D. W. Wilkie, and son Thomas, were | A ! gler, has receiv
wtton R. D. 1, Pa. porch and steps at her home recently.| Jim Mills, of Ashville, was a shopper [Visitors in Patton several days during | [8 i i \ from relatives
Standard upright piano, FOR SALE— UPRIGHT PIANO .in|in town on Monday. the week. | s oe death of an unc
buyer. C. J. Gibbons, | good condition. Cheap to quick buyer.| mys. Irvin Whitehouse and son, Bob- EWEN PAT ON PA Centreville, Mar
| a ’ °
av e. Inquire Courier office. by, of Louisville, Ky., are the guests of SPANGLER HOSPITAL NOTES.
D—Single man with light | Miss Thelma Staub of Somerset was |the lady’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo-| Lloyd Albright, of Marstellar has
ar ecial sales and advertising [a visitor in Patton last week. nard Lacue. been admitted to the hospital for med- |
a - : m——— ical treatment. |
= EE 7 i me al Aldo Bonfili aged 9, son of Mr. and |
Mrs. Frank Bonfili, of Spangler, re-
cently underwent an operation for the
removal of his tonsils. |
John Abrams of Spangler has been |
admitted to the hospital for medical |
treatment. |
Charles Vallalla, son of Mrs. Cath- |
erine Valalla, of Spangler, has been |
admited to the hospital for medical
treatment.
Frank Ferguiel of Heilwood was ad-
mitted for surgical treatment. |
Stephen Egnotowski of Glen Camp
tomobile accider
—Private fune
Mary Witmer, a
and Mrs. Josepl
occurred of dij
Barnesboro, wer
death, with int
Cross cemetery &@
—Bernard, the
son of Mr. and
residing near |
pneumonia and
morning. The d
his parents and
and sisters. Pr
were held at th
was made in St.
Carrolltown.
—David Davis,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13 and 14
Richard D
Se
&
bell is suffering of a fractured pelvis, |
the result of an accident in Zarnes No. | Dix Continues to bat 1,000. “The Quarterback,” “Spor- 5 1 a resident of
2 mine. | : | ) \ : € ’ h TN icati i
| oC “Th av Come Tie 9s ey op complication of
Mrs. John Ryan, of Hastings, Mus. | ting 70 Sy wASy Lome, lLasy Go.” he hasn't muffed hour last Sunday
Catherine Hicks, of Marstellar and Mr, | pnee, re Vers a last one in this ideal mixture of ro- ty home at Eber
Walter Bell of Nicktown, are medical mance and bas
patients.
Miss Mary Anna of Pittston is get-
ting along nicely following an appendi- |
citis operation. |
Betty Louise Stephens, aged 4, dau- |
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Greer Steph- |
ens, of Ebensburg, is a pneumonia pa- |
tient at the hospital. |
mely paretical. After all, you would buy a gift that you feel sure is going to be appre- _ Earl Meson of Westover is re-|
J ing medical treatment. |
miated and there are scores of handsome, practical things to buy. Here are a few of them: Robert Zullinger of New Brunswick, CAPT. KID NO. 2 and Cartoon.
LADIES’ PRINCESS SLIPS; CHILDREN’S SWEATERS: LADIES’ SILK HOSE; - : rE ——_—eee
| WOOL BLANKETS, BED SPREAD SETS; BATH ROBES; MEN'S DRESS GLOVES;
N'S SILK SCARFS; MEN'S SWEATERS; SHEEPSKIN COATS; MENS UNION
SUITS: BOYS’ PANTS; MEN'S NECKWEAR; BOYS’ CAPS; MEN'S HANDKERCH-
[EFS: MEN'S UMBRELLAS; LADIES’ UMBRELLAS; LUMBER _JACKETS; MEN'S
ted to that insti
1927. The deceas
Relatives claime
taken to Glasgo
—The Paul Co
Cresson was the
tion of Route 3:
where a stretch
paved with conc
083.
—John P. Bind
of May (Pruner
former Ebensbur
novo hospital o
of a punctured
{ tained in an au
\ Thursday night,
they were drivin
—Mary Glady:
daughter of Mr.
of Portage, died
diseases at the p
COMEDY AND CARTOON.
DECEMBER 15th
BUSTER KEATON in
FATHER, MOTHER, SISTER, SWEETHEART OR FRIEND Rejoice Most When
gift is an intimate one. At very little cost you may buy something very useful and ex-
SEER SRR
Fon
ns
Enroll wit]
er as he starts in “College” Finish
in joy knowledge.
8 CAPS: MEN'S SILK SHIRTS; BOYS’ SWEATERS; PAJAMAS; MEN'S HOSIERY; Yo ARE Thy CORES, nesday of last ¥
: YOU TAKE THE L: THS. —Mrs. Sara
VELING BAGS; SHOES; SLIPPERS; SAFETY RAZOR SETS; LADIES’ NEW COMEDY, CARTOON AND FOX NEEWS REEL. C. B. Helly, of I
on Thursday la
by heart disease.
held in St. Brigi
ment in the cht
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17 AND 18.
SUE CARROLL, DAVID ROLLINS & ARTHUR LAKE
IN ANOTHER OF THE BIG FOX SPECIALS
WEAR; SHAVING AND MILITARY SETS; DOLLS; LADIES’ SWEATERS;
{GOLEUM RUGS; TURKISH TOWELS; LADIES’ DRESSES, COATS AND HATS;
LINGERIE; TABLE LINEN; TOILET SETS; AND A THOUSAND AND ONE OTHER
'HINGS WILL BE FOUND IN THE BIG GIFT STORE.
FO
Some of tne I
CRORE
| I ever had. I hay
{ es Andreasburg, an
=i Singing Canarie
gi and the Manche
i SOMETIMES LOCAL TRADE TAKES ALL THE Te
8 ADVANTAGE IN THE PURCHASE OF FOODS PRO sheer
a DUCTS. THIS TIME WE HAVE TAKEN ALL THE fe
ib HONOR IN DRESSED TURKEYS FOR CHRISTMAS FOX ge
it T
ie
a Order your TURKEY today Ta
based on the
serial in The
Post, will be
theatre, tonigl
morrow night,
ster,” essentia
story of the bi
tal influence,
run wild in F
who, naturally
road in his af
manhood. Moz
Gangster” is ¢
as to the train
It was directe
Don Terry,
first motion p
revalation. Ju
truly inspired
supporting ca:
assembled for
Orders received until Dec. 22
People’s Mea]
MARKET
COR. MAGEE AND FIFTH PATTON, PA.
HERE IS A REAL AVIATION PICTURE N
HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE WAR. pL
STORY OF TWO AIR STRUCK YOUTHS WHO GO TO
AN AVIATION SCHOOL TO LEARN TO LEARN TO
FLY. FULL OF COMEDY AND THRILLS. :
NEWS, COMEDY AND NOVELTY REEL.
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