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Bighteenth amendment and the Vol-|iIowever,
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PROHIBITION IS NOW
A STATE ISSUE, IT SEEMS.
Whether we like it or not, the Pro-|was bigger
hibition issue has injected itself in the party harmony.
The Repub
issue of state politics—and that very
strongly.
We have nothing more than the facts [Let us
to state:
Former Attorney General Francis
Shunk Brown, of Philadelphia, candi-
date for the gubernatorial nomination,
has announced himself as favoring a
His stand, however, failed to sat-
and are
xd no chance
a deciding issue
or may not be
1 the two major candi- |
th
> OULC(
hibition question as follows:
Governor—Francis
committed in favor of a referendum on | term as a congressman—
former Governor | the district deserves added recognition
and Thomas W. { which Russell Leech alone can give us
| —and no other,
Several other
eph R. Grundy, committed to the Re-|somed out at the last moment as Con-
yublican National platform in the 1928 | gressional aspirants.
the Prohibition issue;
Gifford Pinchot, dry,
Phillips, wet.
United States Senator—Senator Jo- |
A few
have a more pronounced effect on the
gubernatorial
race for United States Senator.
A declaration
CARD—Legal Notices, $1.50 candidacy by Governor Fisher is eX-| yarn
momentarily.
ernor named Grundy
Lewis, the Grundy choice for the gu-
Unsigned correspon- | bernatorial nomination withdrew,
ndum on the wet and dry ques-|We Support
ran a story
Francis H.
situation
ican primary battle in the
state bids fair to be a bitter contest. |
hope a united party develops
from the strife.
ABOUT THE C ONGR RESSIONAL
OUTLOOK IN THE COUNTY.
weeks back the Courier, and
Russell Leech,
in support of Mr Leech's
the wets who announced they candidacy for Congress, which was la-
uld fight out the issue to a finish |ter copied by the Cambria Freeman of
back of Thomas W. Phillips, | Ebenshurg,
out wet candidate, who will | the Johnstown Democrat, who censured
of election, but who |the Freeman far
will corrall a mighty big vote that may | Leech, but hadnt a word to say regard-
as to|ing the article itself.
The sum and substance of the orig-
d s after the votes are count- | inal article appearing in the Courier
ed. |was to the
As the situation now stands the ead- | should be
.andidates for governor and United | cause of the good he has done our dis-
States Senator are listed on the Pro-|trict in the past asa Congressman—he-
| cause of the added prestige he will have
Shunk Brown, | if he is returned by virtue of his longer
and later republished by
effect that Russell Leech
returned to Congress—be-
yd men—and they
J. Dayis, secretary ol
Bohlen, wet. | a public office. We
c
sell Leet
Congressicnal job.
in favor of the Grundy | ———
I*
When the Gov-
to the vacancy in |
{
elect.
Swan, of Glasgow,
good roads,
Cambria county.
of course,
erwise—have been
a state highway is
boodting anything
the Courier has stood squacely | and vainly,
| behind Russell Leech since the first
—= | labor in the Hoover cabinet, not com | i inute he came before the people for |
Editor & Prop. | mited so far;
The injection of the wet question in | peas son to regret that stand. We are
ting Republican support for J. Rus- not be producitve of good.
1 again because we again feel | resentative form this particular sec-
than on the | that he is the logical man for the tion of Cambria county can surely be
relied upon to do his utmost to be of
good to the community from which he
Swan is the congenial
station agent of the P. R. R. at Glas-
gow. In his home section he needs no
introduction. But in our section and in
the communities that the Courier
reaching week by week he is deserving
of the vote and support of Republican
voters at the May primaries. Remember
you have three candidates to vote for—
and you should by all means make Mr.
Reade
Township, one of the three for whom
| GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
A host of candidates have been an-
Display advertising, 30c | the U. S. Senate caused by the rejection | | coq by the Republican party for
of William S. Vare, he hailed Grundy |
rge, $1.00, Cash must ac-| 55 the Republican leader in Pennsyl-
the General Assembly of Pennsylvania
from Cambria county in the second dis-
trict, which includes all of the county
outside of the city of Johnstown, and
but of which we have three to nominate and
he is popular among the people, and |
will likely be a candidate who can be
nominated four years hence. Sam Lewis bria county, of which Patton is basically
withdrew because he thought the party [a part, only one candidate has announ.
than the man, and desired ced himself, and that man is James B.
Reade township.
Mr. Swan is a man in every way capa-
ble of filling the position, and if there
is any section of Cambria county that|ental home at Carrolltown,
needs have its neglect brought before:
the state, especially in the matter of thers and sisters. Funeral services were
conducted on Tuesday morning at nine
o'clock in St. Benedict's church, Carr-
In the northeastern section of Cam-
it surely is ncntheastern
Patton, of course, is blessed with good
highways, but our nearby neighbors—
geographically, fundamentally and oth-
neglected.
THE PATTON COURIER
|
doubt are fed roads—and they have
|
ships.
never had
resides. Mr.
James B. Swan of Glasgow,
you mark your ballot.
ALFRED R. SMITH,
Alfred R. Smith, the one year
olltown, and interment was in
church cemetery.
True,
Frank Anicoskey, aged 60, of Gallit-
waited long
too—and that is sections
of White, Reade, Dean and Chest town-
A representative in the general as-
sembly from this district may or may
But a rep-
is
old
son of Nicholas and Elizabeth Smith,
died on Sunday morning at the par-
following
a brief illness of pneumonia. He is sur-
vived by his parents and several bro-
the
John Hotyak aged Ge, died on Sunday
: at the County home at Ebensburg.
being constucted | js survived by his widow residing in Eu-
from Ashville to the Fallen Timber | rope. Funeral took place on Tuesday.
concrete road connection, but there is
13 an important population, and an qn zin, died on Thursday night last nea
portant community that seems destin- | Ehensburg after a brief illness of pneu-
ed to wait awhile for their much need-' monia. Funeral was held at Gallitzin.
He
—and because
candidates have blos-
a A Nt
3 Packages NOODLES for
KRAFT K CHEESE ..
SANDWICH SPREAD .
PLAIN BUCK CHEESE .
6 Boxes of MATCHES for... 20c
2 Cans of PEAS for ........c.. 20¢
BUY 2 lbs. of WEINERS and Get
Economy Meat Market
HASTINGS, PA.
JOHN DVORCHAK, PROP.
2 cans of CORN for ............ 25¢
STAR BACON, piece, |
ROUND STEAK, 1b ..
. 28¢ 3 Cans VEGETABLES for .
SMOKED HAMS fors as low
w22¢ 1b.
2 Ibs. of KRAUT FREE!
They may all be
Big Clearance Sale
FOGERTY’S DRUG STOR
PATTON
PENNA.
Starts Monday, April 11th, Lasts One Week
ALCO WASH—Real rubbing Alcohol
to relieve
sore muscles, pint size, rguelar price
59¢
for use after the bath,
I5C, SOF eins
NEW GILLETTE BLADES
5’s—>50c package for .“
WADE AND BUTCHER BLADES—12’s
(Fits Gillette RAZOT) ..cococrrvvinsnnensiensiniinns 69¢
KONJOLA $1.09
$1.19
PINKHAM'S .
MILES NERVINE, Reg. $1.00 at
BAYER'S ASPIRIN, 25c¢ grade
PHILLIPS MILK MAGNESIA, 50c
SLOAN’S LINAMENT, 35¢ kind .... a:
HYPO-COD, in tablet form, Tonic and
builder, convenient to take, Reg.
$1.00 size, at
SAL HEPATICA, 60c kind ..
WHITE PINE COUGH SYRUP, 50c
FOGERTY'S COLD CAPSULES, 50c
FOGERTY’'S LIVER PILLS, 25C.......ccccuuues
ASPIRIN TABLETS, reg. 20c doz ........
ACETIDINE TABLETS for headache and
pain, reg. 25¢ at
UNGUENTINE 75¢ kind
DeWITT'S HYGIENE POWD:
FOGERTY'S EMULSION Cod Liver Oil,
60C Find at .....crcincinnicninmnummnisinig
DeWITT'S KIDNEY PILLS, $1 size .
DeWITT'S KIDNEY PILLS, 50¢ siz
DeWITT'S WORM TABLETS, 35c size
SHILOH’'S COUGH MEDICINE, 60c siz
CARTER'S K. and B. TEA, 30c size ..
FOGERTY’'S CORN SOLVENT. 3
DR. SCHOLL’'S CORN PADS, 35¢
RAMON’'S COLD TABLETS, 30c size
PIERCE’S MEDICINES, $1.25 size at
DOAN’S KIDNEY PILLS, 75¢ size at |. ......
USOLINE MINERAL OIL, Heavy Rus-
sian, $1.00 grade at
USOLINE TOOTH PASTE
VICK’'S SALVE,.35¢c size ...
HORLICK'S MALTED MILK, $1 size...
FEENAMINT, 25C SiZ8 .......ccoosnrerissnrssarns
KLENZO MOUTH WASH, 50c
REXALL LIVER PILLS, reg. 35¢
SACCHARIN TABLETS, 25¢ size :
ALL OTHER PATENTS REDUCED.
ODDS AND ENDS OF FACE POWDERS,
COMPACTS AND PERFUMES at ........
ALL REXALL GOODS REDUCED.
WHITTEMOORE'S SHOE POLISHES,
Black, Brown, White, Neutral and Nu-
AR Ab... an amnn .
IN OUR STORE IS
THIS SALE TO
EVERYTHING
REDUCED FOR
MAKE ROOM FOR. NEW MER-
CHANDISE. THIS SALE INCLU-
DES REDUCED PRICES ON ALL
LINES OF MERCHANDISE, INCLU-
DING:
PATENT MEDICINES,
TOILET ARTICLES, STATIONERY,
CIGARS, GIGARETTES, CANDY,
CHINA WARE, POLSON GIFTS,
GREETING CARDS, DYES,
CREPE PAPER, KODAKS,
AND ALL OTHER ARTICLES.
ERT RPE RE aR RR
SPECIAL!
JELLY EGGS, Special at 1b .............. 1c
SMALL CHOCOLATE EGGS, with
Cream Centers, 1b ow 29¢
MILKY WAYS, at 3 for . « 10e
EASTER EGGS, Fruit and Nut or
Cocoanut, at 3 for
CHEWING GUM, 3 packages
RARER,
ASTRINGSOL MOUTH WASH,
Reg. 60c, and ASTRINGSOL
TOOTH PASTE, Beg 50ec, at
both for... - a i500
ONE-THIRD OFF ON ALL
GREETING CARDS
Now is the time to lay in a supply of cards
—Birthday, Convalescent, Wedding, Friend.
ships, and all kinds of Congratulation Cards.
I'r. IODINE, 1 oz. size, regularly
25¢, in this sale at ; 15¢
All HERBS, including Catnip, Sage,
Boneset, Horehound, Tansy, ete, at
Se package.
All POLSON GIFTS ONE-THIRD Off
$6.75 Electric Water Heaters at $4.98
Electrex Irions $2.98
Waffle Irons at $6.98
DIAMOND DYES, PUTNAM DYES, or
DYOLA, at 3 for
SUNSET DYE OR RIT at 3 for .
DY-TINT, Regularly 10¢, this sale for ....... Te
EPSOM SALT—Regularly 25c,
115.8 ver a 15
CIGARETTES Jrands at
2kosfor oie... 2BC
LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE ..
PEPSODENT, 50c size for
DeWITT'S EYE WASH .....
AMOLIN Deodorant Powder 30¢ Size .
DeWITT'S TOILET CREAM, 25¢ size
ILASOL, Hand Lotion, 25¢ si
TALCUMS, 25¢ kind .. i
CARA NOME TALCUM $1 size ..
FACE CREAM, 50c size ..
FACE CREAM, 60c size ...
FACE CREAM, $1.00 size ..... ;
CHAMBERLIN’S HAND LOTION, 50c
SIZ Ol iin Gap 39¢
5c size 53¢; and
BEN HUR PERFUME,
50c size at
JONTEEL SOAP, 25c kind, at 2 for
PEROXIDE SOAP, 25¢ kind, at
—.39¢
25¢
. 19¢
COD LIVER OIL, Pint size, reg. $1 ............ 9c
PURE Norwegian CITRAT OF MAG-
NESIA, 25¢ kind ... 19¢
SODIUM PHOSPHATE Effervense, reg.
BOE, Ab roeriirreinmninniiinn
PEROXI 25¢ grave :
MERCURECHROME, 25c reg.
CREAM OF TARTAR, 1-2 -
OLIVE OIL, qaurt size, reg. $1.50 ...
OLIVE OIL, pint size, reg. $1.00
GLYCERIN and ROSE % ATER, 25¢ at... 17¢
CASTOR OIL, 25 ©
AROMATIC CASC!/ AR A YS 0Z.
PETROLEUM JELLY, 15c¢ size ...
ZINC OINTMENT, 25¢ kind at ...
UNCLE HIRAM'S FURNITURE POLISH
AND CLEANER, 75¢ value at ............... 59¢
PUTNAM DRY CLEANER 40c value ........ dle
RKOTEX of .....ecies
KOTEX BELTS, 60c¢ val
ALL LOOSE PERFUMES REDUCED TO
ONE-HALF PRICE,
CANTRELL and CULRANE GINGER
ALE, 25¢ size at ...........
SAGERTOWN, 15¢ size at ...
BIG REDUCTION ON ALL CANDLES,
IVORY, STATIONERY, COMPACTS, PER-
FUMES, TOILET AR
PAINT SETS.
TICLES, MOTTOS AND
DENNISON’S CREPE PAPER, 3 rolls for 35¢
Walter Stein of Emmons, who suff-
ered a crushed left foot last Thursday
in a mine accident, was reported rest-
ing well,
Mrs. Ruth McGonigal of Carrollltown
underwent an operation Friday for the
removal of tonsils and adenoids.
Leo. Semelsberger,
is a surgical patient, at the Spangler
Institution.
Miss Margaret Kline,
and Mrs, Al Kline of Nicktown,
was reported resting, following an ap-
pendicitis operation.
Leonard Symber of Bakerton was ad-
mitted for surgical treatment.
Albert and Virginia Cappelenti, son
and daughter of Mr.
Cappelenti of
operations for the removal of tonsils |
and adenoids.
Ernest Rudy of Patton was admitted |
for sugical treatment.
Mildred Steir, of Patton was |
admitted to the hospital for medical
treatment.
Mrs.
Mr.
Mrs.
The Courier—$2 by mail. Subscribe. |
NEWS OF PATIENTS AT prem
THE SPANGLER HOSPITAL
at the Spangler hospital,
of Patton
daughter of
and Mrs. Tony |
Bakerton, underwent |
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Ride in the beautiful
new Ford
oh
COME in and arrange for a .demon-
stration ride in the new Ford. You
will know then, from your own personal
experience, why it is such a good car
to own and drive. Here, at an unusually
low price, is everything you want or
need in a motor car, — $435 up, f. o. b.
Detroit.
CaO a0
Stoltz Motor Co.
PATTON, PA
For Palm Sunday and Laster
BOY'S NEW 4-PIECE SUI
OF THE DICK MANLEY CLOTHES FOR BOYS
FINE SUITS FOR PALM SUNDAY,
AND THE WHOLE SUMMER
COLORS.
FOR BOYS OF
PRICED FROM
7.50 10
$15.00
! NEW STYLES AND
FROM 6 TO 18 YEARS.
EASTER
MUNSINGWEAR
HOSIERY
1.15
NO. 1475—Light Service weight—Square heel.
ioned, 30 inches long; silk to narrow lisle hem ; all silk heel splicing;
extra wear lisle foot: block toe.
Full fash-
heel and toe.
fine stocking.
1.50
NO. 1615—Light Service Weight—French heel. Full fashion-
ed; 30 inches long; silk to narrow lisle hem.
All silk heel splicing.
Blue tipping at top,
“Modish” style lisle foot. A
1.50
style.
NO. 1625—Semi Service Weight—Sylphline heel. Full fashion-
ed, 30 inches long; silk to narrow lisle hem;
heel and toe; all silk heel splicing; lisle foot; block toe; a popular
blue tipping at top,
1.95
erfine.
NO. 1745—All-Silk Chiffon—French Heel—Picot top; full
fashioned: 30 inches long; reinforced all silk hem; picot and blue
tipped ; all silk heel; silk foot reinforced with lisle;
block toe. Sup-
OS TED TIONAL /
a
IF YOU CAN GET BETTER FOR
YOUR MONEY BY ALL MEANS
DO SO.
$25 to $50
PIERS” sr=zaSH
New smartly styled
and attractively priced
FOR LADIES at . $3.00 to $6.00
FOR CHILDREN . $1.50 to $4.00
FOR MEN $4.50 to $8.50
Always
W.L. Thompson
Patton, Pa.
Reliable
TRAVE
COU
Sessions Next Mo
Monday Mor
Seven Wi
The following
jurors for the M:
which convenes a
day morning, Ma
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Burch, Nick,
Bayha, George L.,
barbs
Burtnett, E.
Beam, W. R
Brown, Mae, hous
Buck, Alban, labo
3asil, Frank, insu
Culp, A. L,, clerk,
Courtwir:
Colbert, Harr}
& rbin, Harry, cle
Costlow, Lawrence
ty-Glo.
Critchon, A. B.,
Connor, Chas. D.,
r Jacob, cary
a John M.,
Chaplin, I. M,
mont.
Crax David J.,
Davis,"A. B., auto (
Dumm, Rupert, 1
Dishong, Esthe
Dobson, EZ. L., clerk
attend
Davis, John
Denlinger
Dunmire,
Ams
Evans, Benjamin, 1
Foy, Adam J., draft
Jas. H,, Tr
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1 John, forema
Hoon, | Jc )s. H., barbe
Horner, R. W., fore
Johnston, A. E., for
Keith, Harry, engin
Katznstein, >
Kuhn, S. 2
Kline, Victor, farme
Litzinzer, A. L., lab
Lane, Newton C., la
Luther, C. L., farm
Lantzy, Hermz: an, laj
Laemer, «
Adams
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repair
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Plummer, L. A., ca
James H., f:
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Roth, Russell, st
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Snow, Nora,
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