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Primary Election Tuesday,
September 17th, 1929
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THE PATTON COURIER
EDWARD FLANAGAN
Tdward James Flanagan, sr., aged 73
years, died of a complication of dis-
eases at his residence at Hastings last
midnight. His health had been impair-
ed for the past several years.
The deceased is survived by his wid-
ow, Mrs. Mary (O'Day) Flanagan and
one son, Edward J., jr., residing in Ak-
ron, O. Mr. Flanagan was born in
England and had lived in Hastings for
the last seven years. He was a member
of the Loyal Order of Moose at this
place.
Funeral services were held at 9 o'-
clock Saturday morning in St. Ber-
nard’s Catholic Church, with burial in
belt | the church cemetery.
£4 | LAST FEW YEARS SHOW UNUSUAL
PROGRESS IN ROOFING
Great strives forward in solution of
the roofing problem have been made in
| the last few years. No longer does the
house owner have to roof with old
i style inflammable materials, but with
asbestos, slate or other fireproof roof-
ings. Not only is this possible, but
he may thus equip himself at a mod-
erate expenditure.
From earliest time man has sought
for the shelter of a roof over his head
From She [hatched roof of the jungle
dweller, and the premistoric stone cover Feduction in the amount of rofing mat- | { permanent, and that is fire-safe should
to the shingled security of the mod-
ernhome represents a long span. Thr-|
ough these years man has accumula-|
ted a deal expenience by which he is,
now beginning to profit.
With the passing of the grass roof
and the stone cave, man has, by vir-|
tue of his experience, devised a num-
ber of roofiing materials which give
satisfactory service. Slate. tile and as-
bestos shingles, are all typical of mod-
ern construction. Asbestos, itself a
rock, embodies all the permanence of
those cave dwellings which still exist
today.
In the past, a roofing material which
T™ a,
erial necessary.
A roof so covered possesses manifold
| advantages quite obscure to the unin- |
'itiated. It is absolutely weather-tight, |
| permanently durable, . fire-safe, and |
| above all economical to a marked de-
gree. It is indeed fortunate that with
all these material advantages we have
| not only a roof to please the pocket-
book, but a roof to delight the eye.
The broken line beauty achjeved
through the hexagonal method of lay-
ing is a pleasant departure from the
| stiff, straight lined roof to which we
are accustomed. To have a roof that
is beautiful, that is durable, Shat Js
| satisfy the most ridig requirements, To
{have a roof of Hexagonal Asbestos
Shingles is to have all of thjs, for-
666
is a Prescriptiou for
Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue,
Bilious Fever and Malaria.
It is the most speedy remedy
known
SL a HE TURSDAY- EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17 AT 6 O'CLOCK
Meet Me AT ED SOLOMON’S CONFECTIONERY any
time, and help enjoy the refreshing flavor of a JUMBO
ICE CREAM SODA. “You'll like it.”
Tl ll M1 1 AA MA ——— MRE Hin i=
Attended the Roxbury Borough Schools.
Graduated from Indiana Normal—1895.
Frank Barnhart worked in the mines,
the farm. From his own earned wages he paid
his way through school.
Taught in Kernville; principal of Somerset and
Horner-Street Schools.
Graduated from Princeton—1902.
Graduated from Dickinson Law School—1905.
Dee of A. M. conferred by Dickinson College—
Admitted to Cambria County Bar
of Pennsylvania
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was really durable, was more often] ——
than not completely out of the finan-
cial reach of the average home build-
er. The Johns-Manville Corporation
has developed, in the last few years,
an asbestos shingle which is well with-
in the possibilities of even the smallest
ALTOONA BOOSTER
homes.
Constructed in a haxagonal shape MERCHANTS SAY:
it provides for the elimination of waste . . x
in laying. By the old methods, shing- Trade in Your Home Stores First, but Come to Booster
les overlapped to such an extent that Stores for the Things Your Home Merchants Cannot Supply.
the entire roof was covered with at
least a double thickness of shingles.
But with the Johns-Manville Hexa-
zonal Shingle overlapping has been cut
to a minmum, with a cor iSequent gr eat
TUNE IN ON STATION W. F. B. G.
FOR THE
DINNER MUSICAL PROGRAM
DEDICATED TO THE
ALTOONA BOOSTER STORES’
= FALL STYLE SHOW
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Altoona
Booster Stores
Will Hold Their Greatest
FALL
STYLE SHOW
STARTING
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18
CONTINUING OVER THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
WINDOWS WILL BE UNVEILED
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17 AT 6 O'CLOCK
YOU ARE INVITED
To Attend this Important Event
Which Will Be The
Formal Display of
New Fall Styles
In Apparel and Other Requisites of all kinds for the Entire Family
as well as in Funrnishings of all kinds for the Home
Stocks in Booster Stores are complete and assortments are at
their best, making this an ideal time to make selections of those
things that your home merchants cannot supply.
Come Tuesday Evening and Inspect the Window Displays.
mills and on
Come again on Wednesday and arrange to spend the entire day
visiting and shopping in Booster Stores and enjoy the new goods
that will be on display.
EVERY WEDNESDAY
IS SUBURBAN DAY
IN ALTOONA BOOSTER STORES
Superior Saka of It will be combined next week with The Fall Style Show, making
United States Federal Court ® |a double trade event for patrons of Booster Stores to take ad-
i Mel pnifdon as a lawyer extends be- i vantage of.
yond IT IS EASY
own county; he hes tried oases in
Allegheny County
ndiana County
‘Westmoreland
@learfield County
Dauphin County
Blair Count
Somerset County i
Bedford County th
Lackawanna County , I!
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United States
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
United States Federal Courts.
Frank Barnhart is a member of the
Cambria County Bar Association
Pennsylvania State Bar Association
American Bar Association
ps He has had three months’ experience on the Common
1 Pleas Bench.
fii BARNHART was a good
| teacher.
ill BARNHART is now a good and just Judge.
i “Tominate BARNHART. He deserves your support
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BARNHART CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE. |
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He has had an extensive practice in |
BARNHART was a good and earnest student,
BARNHART was a good and successful school
BARNHART was a good and fearless lawyer.
io TO PARK YOUR CAR IN ALTOONA
Free Parking may be had in all streets in The Business District,
with a time limit on some streets.
|
# |THE MUNICIPAL PARKING SPACE on 10th Avenue, between
| 11th and 12th Streets, provides open parking where you may
| park your car all day, under police protection, for only 15¢
i |ENCLOSED PARKING may be had at “The William F. Gable Co.
Garage Rear of Eleventh Avenue Building.
County
District Court
Fleck’s Penn Alto Garage, 1409 13th Avenue.
BOOSTER STORES ARE
OPENALLDAY THURSDAY
Store Hours: 8:30 A. M. To 5:30 P. M. Saturday To 9 P. M.
ALTOONA BOOSTER ASSOCIATION
and honest working man.
STRAND. THEATRE, Altoona, Pa.
Week Starting Saturday, September 14
‘FAST LIFE”
Deaths Fairbanks Jr.
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