ntly and which ates, caused a 5400, was that + New Germany ‘ambria County. ar South Fork, 1d the Gallitzin Y xis, Indiana p, covering two 3 than an acre lunteers. ed 91 years, nts of Windber, t his home, aft- ident to e conducted on PAIN S water. SEEQIT is habit forming. many doctors onths’ Supply) $1.00 age 20 Cents Sale at CO., INC. erville T-LAW . Patton, Pa. they have been fishing the past week. | They report a nice catch owing to the weather conditions which was bad for | trout fishing. Mr. Baster at the home of Mrs. Chirdon’s mother, Mrs. Ellen Litzinger of this place. F. X. Stoltz was a caller in town | Sunday, Mrs. Mary Jane McCoy who has been ill at her home here is still very much unimproved. Miss Marie Branagan a student nurse at the Mercy hospital Johnstown, sp- ent Easter with her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Branagan here. | Peter Hancherich who is employed | at Watterman, Indiana county, spent | Baster Sunday with his mother, Mrs. | Rosa Hancherick of this place. | Mrs. Dewey Beers, is attending her | father, James R. Hollen of near Chest | il | Tye. ASHVILLE Chas Basil and Roy Chirdon have | {amily of Hastings visited the J. J. returned from Potter County where |’ eRer family here Sunday. | Springs who has been sick at his Tome). & | for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Chirdon spent | | AM IN NEED | tine, Sunday afternoon. Easter Sunday was a very nice day and a large BY he, of cars passed |Easter Sunday. through town, there were quite a few cars from other States very likely tak- ing advantage of the nice day. The Ladies’ Auxillary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians are preparing for BR —— a dance to be held in the St. Tomes] A FRIEND IN NEED—is Sach Hall, Saturday evening, Apri — A FRIEND INDEED! of every possible subscription to The Courier. ing on you and the rest of my good friends to help me win the First Grand Prize. MISS JANET HARROWER I am depend- (Bruneau) Patton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keprle of Altoona| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wy | were Sunday callers at the home of and Mrs. P. N. Cronauer and | Mr. and Mrs. A H. Krug. Harry L. Hollen of Altoona was a|baugh. caller in town Monday. - Mr. and Mrs. F. H, Beers and sons, James and Clyde visited at the home of Donohue. | Mr. and Mrs. Rae Krise of St. Augus- | Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCullough and family of | Mandus Baker. | Hollidaysburg spent Sunday at the Al- bert Gauntner home of this place. Mrs. Sarah Beeers who has been making her home with her son Fred | has gone to Johnstown to spend some | time with her daughter, Mrs. Adam THE PATTON COURIER Mrs. Clair Cull spent Ea ter Sur at the home of Mr. and Mr Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farabaugh, visi- ted Mrs. Farabaugh's Pagent \ Vir. and | returned. to. her home. Mrs. Frank Wyland of \ugustine,| Mrs, E. M. Harclerode was a visitor | ward Little, C Mr. and Mrs. in Altoona Monday. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Harclerode mo-| Mrs. David Lumadue is vi tored to Howard and visited Mrs. Har- home of her parents, Mr. clerode’s brother C. A. Waliz Mr. Edward J. Stevens and son, un- dertakers of Carrolltown wsacted | visited friends here over the week end.|900 prizes were won John Cawley. Miss Gertrude Casey The Card Party | latter part of last week. Miss Mary McConnell who has been | WO PV: spending some time in Altoona has Pittsburgh | Char Miss Julia Paulosky who is employed 4 at Gallitzin spent the week end with |téona. The Men's 500 pr | I f St.'had charge of the Surveying, on the|crowd present. The Augustine visited Saturday the home | new road from Ashville to the Dean-| very good lunch. They gave a door prize of their daughter, Mrs. Frank Fara- Reade Township line. and twenty prizes given to the card Mandus Baker visited | players. They played /| Mr. and Mrs. Barnes in Carrolltown the Those winning the prizes follows. The Ladies cinch prizes were Mrs. Della Nagle, S Me uttie Mc ity, Mis | Mrs. Cl D Ison, Ashville. The siting at the | were won by: C. J. and Mrs. | Paul Montgomery, Ash agan, Ashvile, Leo business in town Monday Dr. E. L. Flick visited at the home| Cresson, Mrs. W. W. C. V. Baker of Carrolliown spent of his parents Sunday in Altoona. Mrs. Chapman, Cr Miss Reta Kline of Po is sp-| her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Paulo-| PY: Edward Gauntne | ending some time at the home of Mr.|sky here. land Mrs. Francis Hollern Frank Farabaugh was caller, Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bradle; | to Ebensburg, while her Beers, Ashville, Bert Ge held Monday eve- ville, Stewart Kirch, Altoona ning by Ladies of the Altar Society Chirdon, Ashville. The door prize was | of the St. Thomas church was attended | Won by James Lidwell. have gone | by many people of Altoona, Cresson : Bradley | and Loretto. There was a very nice THE HOME SERVICE STORE AGAIN ANNOUNCES A NINE DAY 1€, 501, Grimes, Ashville Subscribe to The Courier. Ladies Dermott, Ash Mens Neason nvilie, erved a cinch and 500. were as Ashville, », Mrs. Ed- . Leo John. cinch prizes ,Ashville, L. J. Bran- Courier. LAST! to get started but not the Sprinly | LEAST deserving of your help in the form of subscriptions to The Won't all of you who know me and want to help me win, save hnson, Ashville ryder : Johnson, Ashville, [§ voy subscriptions ? My phone a Sogijes 5 |B number is 58-R—use it to tell 4 S Oe | . . Ber Ashville. |§ me that you are going to give resson, “Mrs. Chirdon, Ashville Mrs. Tony Obrian, Al- izes were won a, Dewey BRITE i i 3; A tner, Altoona, $2 year. Roy |§ me your subscription. Patton, Pa. Roy MRS. ANNE JACOBS, Mrs. Cora May Shultz, |of Andrew Shultz, died Sunday | ning at 6 o'clock at her home in Cam- | bria, Township. Special Sale Event That Brings You Really Substantial Savings On Your Groceries, Dry Goods, F Foch Green Goods, Etc. Free Delivery. i F paY April 2 CALUMET BAXING POWDER F-R-E-E — A heavy full-sized CAKE PAN with purchase of a Pound Can of Calumet. Half Pound Can 17c Pound Can 31Ic a EI HeinzeBalied Beans 4 “5F%. Be 3 LARGE SIZE 40 c CANS FOR “Taste Tells” Mixed Pickles 7, oz. bottle at 15c Federal i MATCHES | | | 1 CARTOON (SIX BOXES) Per Cartoon 20c¢ Look At These Money Saving Items And You Will Buy Your Groceries, Etc. Here Mustard Sardines, per tin only De Luxe Marshmallow 1 Creme, pint. cans each Franklin Sugar, 25 1 Ib. Sack, at only 32 | Se | Lasting All 9 Next Week Davis Coca Malt, pound 35 for only C Salmon Style Mackerel, 31 tall No. 1 can at 2 for Cc 10c Dress Ginghams and Percale at per yard .. Men and Boys Look At These » Real Bargains Foreman Special, on sale at each 35¢ MEN’S UNION SUITS Men's all wool Union S11” 2D Union Suits at each .... Joys’ Sweaters at $3. Br oven — oe “81 50 BOYS’ OVERCOATS Priced at 40c, 25, ... a . ye Li = : 20c Men’s all wool Shirts and os at each 72¢ BOYS’ PANTS MEN’S HALF HOSE MEN’S CAPS Suits, closing out at ..... BOYS’ OVERALLS Closing out Boys’ Overcoats MEN’S WOOL SHIRTS Closing them out at only aly ....i. 49¢ on sale at three pairs = 350 Men’s Caps, special BOYS’ UNION SUITS Wi ome and Boys Suits at Big Reduction o 1 Ronyy i $1 25 DRESS SHIRTS 65c¢c now for Boys’ Fleece Lined BOYS’ SWEATERS MEN’S WORK GLOVES MEN’S SHIRTS, DRAWERS Ee SS OME SERVIC Get Ready For Spring Cleaning “SOLVES CLEANING” 10¢ and 25¢ Super Suds, at .. Chipso, small size ....... 10¢ Oxydol, per box aan le Lux at’ per box ...... 10¢ Octogan powder at a box .. 10c¢ I Rinso, per box .... ........ 10¢ I. C. Powder, per box ....... 2e On sale at per pair Youths’ Rubbers, on sale at a pair Men’s Work and Dress Shoes at LESS THAN COST. While thoy last at per pair > 950 WOMEN’S RUBBERS WOMEN’S SHOES CHILDREN’S SHOES One lot of Children’s Shoes CHILDREN’S RUBBERS Children’s Rubbers, on sale at a pair . 21 Cc MEN’S RUBBERS YOUTHS’ RUBBERS MEN’S SHOES MEN'S BUTTON SHOES On <4 at per pair Lot of women’s shoes at per pair .... *95¢ Cut to HALF PRICE. Come! Buy! Save! You Can’t Afford to Miss This Fresh Fruits And Vegetables am 30c ry: ee 150 . 20c . 15¢ 25¢ Tomatoes, at per pourd .......... Lettuce, at per pound... . Onions Sets, at 2 pounds for... ORANGES, per doz. .. APPLES, 6 for FRESH BEETS, bunch CARROT, bunch CABBAGE, per Ib. ... - SWEET POTATOES, 3 Ibs for ... 25¢ RHEUBARB, bunch CUCUMBERS, 3 for .. T-E-A Salada Tea, per i 50, 26cand aC 1 Oc Tetley Tea, 14 pound package... 25¢ Royal Garden Tea, 14 pound package ....... Maxwell House Tea Ballseach ............ 2¢ C-O-F-F-E-E El Capitan in tins at a pound 40c Morning Glow, in tins at a pound 40c Our Own Coffee, at a POUR... ccesccnniionnssssonsiinns 39¢c C—O S_— + -S_—O-S_—O-S_— LOOK! SAVE! Get Your Cereals Now While Prices Are Real Bargains CEREALS—FULIL ’ PEP Shredded Wheat, at 2 for .. 25¢ fototy Corn Flakes, at 3for : oan © 25 Puffed Wheat, per box only ig hor 1 de Puffed Rice, at pe: a Sele Sin nr" {80 i RN oy With iW? 250 25¢ Heinze Rice Flakes, : y 3 each... aE 1 Oc Jersey Jems, 4 boxes Bt. 25¢ Mother’ S Quick Oats, at = 1 Oc each .. Mothor: ; C 1 0: ts at Nope rs rus 1e( its a 20c Mother's Chine Oats {0c Baking Powder Davis 12 oz tin 22¢ 35¢ Jersey Rice Flakes, 3 for... at STORE p Heinz Spaghetti, at a can American Beauty Malt, at a can Oil Sardins, per tin only large can Ammonia at per bottle Climax Egg Noodles, and Macaroni at 2 packages for only Catsup, 14 oz bottle at } Kirsech's Mustard, { quart jar Mince Meat, 32 oz, jar at Lusco Sour Pickles, quart jar Peanut Butter, 16 oz. jar Vermont Maid Syrup, at a jar § Jellies at the low price of a glass : Pacific Seedless Raisins ! ata package Argo Corn Starch, at a package i Virginia Sweet Cake i Flour package | Pilsburg’s Cake Flour § (dish free), at 2 pkgs. Buckwheat Flour, 10 pound bag § 15¢ 55¢ 6c 13¢ 13¢ Spaghetti "25¢ 2ic 29¢ 24c 25¢ 25¢ 18¢c 10c 13¢ 10¢ 13¢ 75¢ 50c ARE SPECIALS ON HOUSEHOLD Fill up your shelves at great savings Blueing, at per bottle .... Vinegar, at per pint iy 9 llc and at a Saad, Cc Banner Lye, at 10 Oly ct Cc Brillo, per box 8 only . : St ies Cc Salmon Pink, at a 1 8 can : Cc Salmon, Red, at a can 28 only £ Cambria String Beans i5e at a can 21 £1C Cambria Early June 25 Peas, two cans rd £ Boris Peas, at a can 1 5¢ Cambria Sweet Corn cans for BOC 2 cans fox Royal Anne Cherries, 2 large can . Cc Peeress Peaches, 1 can at Big 4 Sauer Kraut, large can Del Marvia Tomatoes No 2 can L. and S. Apple Butter, can Boris Corn, at a can only Luxury Pineapples, large can at 28¢ 30¢ Fleming Bartlett Pears, large can GOOD BUILDING atton, Penna. MEME L$ 3 ! aged 49, wife mor-
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